LUKE CRUMPTON Abt 1755 - / MARY ANN "POLLY" DUKE Abt 1755

LUKE CRUMPTON

1  LUKE CRUMPTON  Abt 1760-65
.  +MARY "POLLY" DUKE  
.  2  JOHN CRUMPTON  1785 - 1879
....  +ZELPHA  
.  2  SARAH CRUMPTON  1787 -
.  2  ELIZABETH CRUMPTON  1788 -
.  2  EDMOND CRUMPTON  1789 -
.  2  JAMES CRUMPTON  1791 -
.  2  LUKE C. CRUMPTON, JR.  1793 - 1866
....  +JULIA "JUDY" MONK  1802 -
....  3  ELIZABETH CRUMPTON  1825 -
....  3  EDMUND ALLEN CRUMPTON  1830 - 1880
.......  +MATILDA WILLIAMS  1830 -
.......  4  JOHN WALLACE CRUMPTON  1852 - 1920
..........  +TEXANA MAYNARD  1852 - 1923
..........  5  MARY JANE CRUMPTON  1874 -
.............  +W. KING CONNER  1872 -
..........  5  JOSEPHINE CRUMPTON  1877 - 1881
..........  5  HENRY ELMORE "BUD" CRUMPTON  1878 - 1964
.............  +MARY ELLEN TAYLOR  1883 - 1967
.............  6  HENRY MITCHELL CRUMPTON  1904 -
................  +ESSIE WHITMAN  1893 - 1972
.............  *2nd Wife of HENRY MITCHELL CRUMPTON:  
................  +CLARA GOODSON YORK  1909 -
.............  6  MAUDIE MAY CRUMPTON  1906 - 1906
.............  6  JESSE WILBUR CRUMPTON  1908 - 1972
................  +LUCY CLYDE JACKSON  1911 - 1983
................  7  ANNETTE CRUMPTON  1939 -
................  7  JESSE WILBUR CRUMPTON  1943 -
.............  6  MARY ELLEN CRUMPTON  1911 - 1918
.............  6  VIRGINIA ANNA "NANNY" CRUMPTON  1912 - 1992
................  +AUBREY OWENS  1909 - 1992
..........  5  REBECCA CRUMPTON  1881 - 1881
..........  5  ISSAC C. "IKE" CRUMPTON  1881 - 1947
.............  +MINNIE ELIZABETH WILSON  1883 - 1968
..........  5  EDMOND ALLEN "ED" CRUMPTON  1883 - 1948
.............  +JETTIE ETNA HILL  1894 - 1939
..........  5  MATILDA BELLE CRUMPTON  1883 - 1964
.............  +JAMES R. JONES  1869 - 1947
..........  5  WILLIAM H. "WILL" CRUMPTON  1887 -
.............  +ADA E. ARRINGTON  1891 -
..........  5  FANNIE LEE CRUMPTON  1889 - 1961
.............  +OSCAR M. SEARS  1886 - 1929
..........  5  JESSE EULA CRUMPTON  1892 - 1968
.............  +CHARLIE CALOP WILLIAMSON  1889 - 1948
.............  6  BENNIE F. WILLIAMSON  1916 -
................  +CLEO GOLDEN  
.............  6  MARY IMOGENE WILLIAMSON  1919 -
................  +JESSE ROBERTS  
.............  6  ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON  1920 -
................  +ALBERT ROBERT WILLIAMSON  
.............  6  EULA BELLE WILLIAMSON  1922 -
................  +TILLMAN DENNING  
.............  6  JOHN RICHARD WILLIAMSON  1924 - 1951
.............  6  LOIS EDDIE WILLIAMSON  1926 -
................  +OWEN JOHNSON  
.............  6  BESSIE LEE WILLIAMSON  1929 -
................  +WINNIFRED GOLDEN  
.............  6  CHARLIE CALVIN WILLIAMSON  1935 -
................  +MARY ROSE  
.............  6  FANNIE CLYDE WILLIAMSON  1937 -
.......  4  JAMES MONROE CRUMPTON  1856 -
..........  +NANCY F. HENDERSON  1852 -
.......  *2nd Wife of JAMES MONROE CRUMPTON:  
..........  +MARTHA D. CANADA  1858 -
.......  4  MASOURA CRUMPTON  1859 -
.......  4  WILLIAM CRUMPTON  1867 -
....  3  LUCINDA CRUMPTON  1830 -
....  3  MANERVA CRUMPTON  1834 -
....  3  AMANDA CRUMPTON  1838 -
....  3  MARY CRUMPTON  1840 -
....  3  LUKE CRUMPTON  1843 -
....  3  DICY CRUMPTON  1848 -
....  3  WASHINGTON CRUMPTON  1849 -
.  2  WILLIAM CRUMPTON  1795 - 1848
....  +NANCY GRAY  1800 - 1856
....  3  WILLIAM CRUMPTON  1824 - 1897
.......  +ELIZABETH C. VANDIVER  1831 - 1892
.......  4  ISSAC K. CRUMPTON  1851 - 1893
..........  +MARGARETTE ELIZABETH SPRADLEY  1848 - 1893
..........  5  FLORENCE CRUMPTON  1871 - 1893
..........  5  SAPHRONIA CRUMPTON  1874 - 1893
..........  5  MARION CRUMPTON  1876 - 1893
..........  5  WILLIAM BRYANT "BUN" CRUMPTON  1878 - 1959
.............  +ERA SUSAN JACKSON  
..........  5  NANCY ANN ELIZABETH CRUMPTON  1880 - 1953
.............  +ISSAC WILSON JONES  1874 - 1950
.............  6  ISSAC L. JONES  1899 -
.............  6  MARON HOUSTON JONES  1901 - 1948
................  +EUNICE  1903 - 1993
................  7  INEZ JONES  1929 -
...................  +BENNETT FUQUA  
...................  8  MARILYN FUQUA  1950 -
...................  8  DAN FUQUA  1953 -
................  7  LOUISE JONES  1933 -
...................  +JACK STEWART  
.............  *2nd Wife of MARON HOUSTON JONES:  
................  +LELA  
.............  6  MYRTLE DAPHNE JONES  1908 - 1984
................  +JAMES OLLIE JOHNSON  1901 - 1973

The American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Volume #38 (Crowley-Cushing), shows names of all CRUMPTONS known to genalogists whether traced or not traced.
Volume #38 shows only 22 CRUMPTONS in America up to the year 1812.
One of these was Luke CRUMPTON , born 176?, and head of household in South Carolina. Apparently this index came primarily from census, revolutionary war and church records. Our LUKE CRUMPTON, Sr. Date: 176?/1759 Married Mary (Polly) DUKE 1790
LUKE CRUMPTON, Sr.Our Luke Crumpton, Sr., born Abt 1760/65 married Mary (Polly) Duke Abt 1784. The 1790 census of Greenville Co, SC, shows Luke Crumpton HH (pg 70). The first record we find of his buying land was 30 May 1791, but many deeds were not recorded.
LUKE CRUMPTON Abt 1760-65
Married Mary (Polly) DUKE
CHILDREN:

JOHN CRUMPTON, BORN 9 NOV 1785, IN S.C.
MARRIED ZELPHA _______ 23 NOV 1806

SARAH CRUMPTON, BORN 4 APR 1787, IN S.C.

ELIZABETH CRUMPTON, BORN 19 NOV 1788, IN S.C.

ERMON CRUMPTON, BORN 1 JAN 1789,IN S.C.

JAMES CRUMPTON, BORN 1791, IN S.C.
James was in 1830 Bibb County, Al census, along with brothers, John and Luke, Jr. We find James Crumpton 20 Oct 1836 in Shelby County, Al Section 33, TSP 23, Range 14E.

LUKE CRUMPTON, JR, BORN 28 AUG 1793, IN S.C.
Wife was Judy or Julia, one daughter, Dicey Crumpton, who married Solom Claker in Bibb County 5 Mar 1842. Luke Jr. was in 1830 Bibb County, AL census along with brothers James and John.

WILLIAM CRUMPTON, BORN 19 JUL 1795, IN S.C., Died ABT 1848.

JEMIME CRUMPTON, BORN 23 FEB 1798, IN S.C.

LUKE CRUMPTON, SR. was from Greenville County, S.C. He was the only Luke Crumpton in the 1790 and 1820 census of S.C. 96th District (Page 70 of 1790 Census and Page 272 of 1800 Census.
Until 1777, Upstate South Carolina was occupied by the Cherokee Indians. The area became Greenville County in 1786, and in 1831, the village of Greenville was chartered.
Greenville was primarily a resort for low-country planters in the ante-bellum period. But soon after reconstruction, the textile industry began to flourish, with mills and mill villages springing up on the western edge of the city. In 1915, Greenville held its first Textile Exposition and soon became known as the "Textile Center of the South".