Gilbert Oliver Crismon (Chrisman)

Gilbert married Sarah Frances Grady Warren in 1810 in Tennessee. Sarah was born in 1797 in Lee Co, Virginia; died in 1856 in Osage Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. John Crismon (Chrisman) was born in 1814 in Carter Co, Tennessee; died on 9 May 1865 in Osage Co, Missouri.

Isaac married Judith (Judah) Walling in 1785 in Virginia. Judith was born on 17 Jun 1768 in Russell Co, Virginia; died on 3 Nov 1838 in Franklin, Howard Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Isaac married Jane Scott in 1761 in Hardy, Bedford Co, Virginia. Jane was born in 1740 in Hardy, Bedford Co, Virginia; died in 1825 in Lee Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Member of the first settlement west of the Blue Ridge mountains, led by Jost Hite in 1732. Settled in Opequon, six miles south of Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia.

Misc. records

Numerous land records involving Jacob Chrisman are found in Frederick Co., Virginia deed books. Some key records include:

1745: Naturalization in Williamsburg, Virginia. It is stated that he was a native of Worms.

2 Apr 1771: Jacob Chrisman and wife to William Goody. Last mention of Magdalena ("wife").

27 May 1772: A will of John Chrisman in Augusta Co., Virginia, identifies the sons of Jacob as Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, and Isaac, and their mother as Mary.
http://chrisman.org/immigrants/jacob-hite.htm

Jacob married Magdalena Hite in 1730 in Pennsylvania. Magdalena was born before 13 Sep 1713 in Kingston, Ulster Co, New York; was christened on 13 Sep 1713 in Kingston, Ulser Co, New York; died between 2 Apr 1771 and 8 Aug 1777 in Frederick Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Magdalena was the daughter of Hans Jost Hite (b. 5 Dec 1685 in Bonfield, Kraichgau, at the northern tip of Baden, d. 1761 Virginia) and Anna Maria Merkle (b. 16 Jan 1687 Bonfield, d. 1739 Virginia). In the spring of 1731, Jost Hite secured a grant of land and organized a group of 16 families to settle in the Shenandoah valley near present-day Winchester, Virginia. He is thus credited in U.S. history books as the first white to settle west of the blue ridge mountains. Origins of Jost Hite and his wife were identified in ["German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneer", by Henry Z. Jones, Jr., Ralph Connor, and Klaus West, Edingburg, Va 1979].
http://chrisman.org/immigrants/jacob-hite.htm