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I am searching for the parents of Richard Crawford who lived in Owen Co. and came from Scott Co., following is all the information that I have have on Richard. Does anyone have any ideal who is parents are?
Name: Richard CRAWFORD
Birth: 1840 Scott co. Kentucky
Death: 4 AUG 1899
Burial: 7 AUG 1899 Salem Church Cemetery, Owen Co. Kentucky
Father: CRAWFORD
Spouses:
1: Sarah (Sallie) MORGAN
Birth: 14 JAN 1849 Owen Co. Kentucky
Death: 2 AUG 1920 Owen Co. Kentucky
Burial: 5 AUG 1920 Salem Cemetery, Owen Co. Kentucky
Father: William MORGAN (1820-1862)
Mother: Catherine IVEY (1822-1902)
Marriage: 7 FEB 1867 Owen Co. Kentucky
Children: Absalonm (1868-)
Milton Bartholomew (1870-)
Vessie (1872-)
Noah Grand (1874-1964)
Annie (1876-)
Viola (1877-)
Samuel V. (1878-)
Arthur 'Peck' (1881-1967)
Vida Hazel 'Vinnie' (1887-1935)
Corbett Heniss (1892-1947)
Kate
Ralie B. (1884-)
Notes for Richard CRAWFORD
"Pension Record for Richard Crawford wc-490-063," Dept. Of The Interior, 18
JAN 1898, stamped by pension office 3 FEB 1898, Southern Div. Co. "C", 2nd
Reg., 228122, 254485, 708492, 490063.
CRAWFORD, Richard. On September 9, 1861, at the age of 24, Richard Crawford,
from Scott County, Kentucky, mustered in as a Private with Union forces
organizing at Camp Joe Hold, near Louisville, Kentucky, for a 3 year
enlistment. He was assigned to Captain Thomas' Company C, under the command of
Major General Rousseau's 2nd Kentucky Cavalry, 1st Regiment, Kentucky Mounted
Volunteers. Muster rolls for July to October 1861 are marked "not stated."
Muster rolls, from March 1861 to August 1862, list Richard as present. The
rolls for September to December, 1862, list him as being absent, with the
notation "Captured and paroled by Gen'l Morgan, Oct 1862, in Bloomfield,
Kentucky." The rolls continue from January to December, 1863, with Richard
listed as present. On February 7, 1864, Richard mustered out near Bridgeport,
Alabama, with a release date of March 7th. On that same date he "re-enlisted,"
or mustered in as a veteran volunteer with the Veteran's unit of the 2nd
Cavalry. From January to April, 1864, he is listed as being present at all
musters. July to August, he is listed as being absent, with the notation "On
duty at Marietta" for August 10, 1864. In the winter of 1864, near Savannah,
Georgia, Richard was placed under arrest by the Division Provost Guard for
suspicion of being a "Bush whacker." Nothing more is mentioned until June of
1865 where he is listed as being present at muster. Between September 9th and
27th, 1865, the 2nd Kentucky mustered out at Camp Joe Hold.
On February 7, 1867, Richard married Sarah "Sallie" Morgan, the daughter of
William and Catherine Ivey Morgan, in Owen County, Kentucky. Richard and
Sallie settled in Owen County, along Big Twin Creek, in the New Liberty
district. Richard made his living as a Blacksmith. He and Sallie raised nine
children, 5 boys and 4 girls. Richard and Sallie are buried in the Salem
Church cemetery, where Sallie's greatgrandfather preached. His tombstone gives
no indication of his birth or death dates. It only reads "Rich Crawford, Pvt.
U.S. 2nd KY CAV, Co. C.
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