William Crider (AKA Philip) born about 1786 or later, died May 15, 1880, buried Crider Cemetery.
At his death he is listed as Philip on the 1880 mortality schedule and obituaries, but according to the story below, William died in 1880, so possibly he went by both names? In all the census he's listed as William and his cemetery monument erected by son Philip.
According to several, this story may have some flaws, one is that the Wm. Sr and Nancy Walker were parents of Philip, when it was Wm Jr and Nancy Burns. The two William's were mixed up, it is said.
Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, p. 72.
PHILIP B. CRIDER. The lumbering interests of central Pennsylvania is one of the great industries which have been an important factor in the development of that section, and one of the chief sources of its great wealth. For nearly fifty years few men have played a more conspicuous part in this development than the venerable gentleman of Bellefonte, Centre county, whose name introduces this sketch, and who, though nearing his four-score years, is yet "in harness," hale and hearty, bidding fair for an unusually vigorous old age.
For probably more than one hundred and fifty years the Crider family have resided in this Commonwealth. Upward of one hundred years ago, the ancestors of our subject came from from Lancaster county, and located on Chatham run, some five miles below the present borough of Lock Haven, then in Northumberland county, where William Crider (1) and William Crider (2), the grandfather and father respectively of Philip B, figured as wood-workers and millwrights, and where now reside a number of their descendants William Crider (2) was married to Mary Walker, and among their children were: Gabrial, Elizabeth, William. Catherine. Philip B. (our subject), Mary Ann, Susan, Jacob, Washington, Joseph, Emily, Ruth and Enoch. William, the father of these children, and his wife were plain everyday people, industrious, good citizens, and kind neighbors whose remains now rest, as do those of some of the older generation, in the old Plum Creek graveyard in the Crider neighborhood above located. WILLIAM DIED MAY 15, 1880, at the home of his son, Philip B., at Snow Shoe, Penn., aged ninety-four years, and his wife died at the old homestead in Gallagher township, Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
1840 Dunstable, Clinton, PA, Wm Crider, 1 male 70-79, 1 male 40-49, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 5-9, 1 male under 5, 1 female 20-29, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 10-14.
1850 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Cryder 56 born abt 1794 PA, a Farmer, Nancy 53, Washington 19, Jacob 23, Joseph 11, Alfred 9, Enoch 8.
1860 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Kryder 67 born abt 1793 PA, a Farmer, real estate $900, personal estate $300, Nancy 64 born abt 1796 PA.
1880 Mortality Schedule, Phillip (William?) Crider, 94, a Laborer, widowed, died of Indigestion.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., May 20, 1880.
Died.
In Snow Shoe, Centre county, Pa., May 15, 1880, Mr. Philip Crider, aged 94 years. Deceased was the father of Mr. P. B. Crider of this city.
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Lycoming County PA Deeds
William & Katharine Cryder Grantors , Vol. 4, p. 3, 2 pgs, July 3, 1792, to Henry Stoner, ten pounds lawful money, lot in Dunnsburgh, County of Northumberland.
William Cryder Krider, Thomas Hill, Grantees, Vol. 4, p. 5, 3 pgs, Feb. 8, 1788, from Wm. & Margt. Dunn, & Thos.. Hill, yearly rent (when opening this file, Wm Cryder is not listed, possibly an error?)
William Cryder Grantor to John White, Vol. l9, p. 2, 2 pgs, March 16, 1803, lot 33 in Dunnsburg, agreement of payments?
Philip Crider of Dunnstable, Grantee, Vol. 22, p. 445, 2 pgs, June 24, 1836, to Andrew & Esther Ferguson, $160., tract of 40 acres in Dunnstable Twp.
At his death he is listed as Philip on the 1880 mortality schedule and obituaries, but according to the story below, William died in 1880, so possibly he went by both names? In all the census he's listed as William and his cemetery monument erected by son Philip.
According to several, this story may have some flaws, one is that the Wm. Sr and Nancy Walker were parents of Philip, when it was Wm Jr and Nancy Burns. The two William's were mixed up, it is said.
Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, p. 72.
PHILIP B. CRIDER. The lumbering interests of central Pennsylvania is one of the great industries which have been an important factor in the development of that section, and one of the chief sources of its great wealth. For nearly fifty years few men have played a more conspicuous part in this development than the venerable gentleman of Bellefonte, Centre county, whose name introduces this sketch, and who, though nearing his four-score years, is yet "in harness," hale and hearty, bidding fair for an unusually vigorous old age.
For probably more than one hundred and fifty years the Crider family have resided in this Commonwealth. Upward of one hundred years ago, the ancestors of our subject came from from Lancaster county, and located on Chatham run, some five miles below the present borough of Lock Haven, then in Northumberland county, where William Crider (1) and William Crider (2), the grandfather and father respectively of Philip B, figured as wood-workers and millwrights, and where now reside a number of their descendants William Crider (2) was married to Mary Walker, and among their children were: Gabrial, Elizabeth, William. Catherine. Philip B. (our subject), Mary Ann, Susan, Jacob, Washington, Joseph, Emily, Ruth and Enoch. William, the father of these children, and his wife were plain everyday people, industrious, good citizens, and kind neighbors whose remains now rest, as do those of some of the older generation, in the old Plum Creek graveyard in the Crider neighborhood above located. WILLIAM DIED MAY 15, 1880, at the home of his son, Philip B., at Snow Shoe, Penn., aged ninety-four years, and his wife died at the old homestead in Gallagher township, Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
1840 Dunstable, Clinton, PA, Wm Crider, 1 male 70-79, 1 male 40-49, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 5-9, 1 male under 5, 1 female 20-29, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 10-14.
1850 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Cryder 56 born abt 1794 PA, a Farmer, Nancy 53, Washington 19, Jacob 23, Joseph 11, Alfred 9, Enoch 8.
1860 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Kryder 67 born abt 1793 PA, a Farmer, real estate $900, personal estate $300, Nancy 64 born abt 1796 PA.
1880 Mortality Schedule, Phillip (William?) Crider, 94, a Laborer, widowed, died of Indigestion.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., May 20, 1880.
Died.
In Snow Shoe, Centre county, Pa., May 15, 1880, Mr. Philip Crider, aged 94 years. Deceased was the father of Mr. P. B. Crider of this city.
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Lycoming County PA Deeds
William & Katharine Cryder Grantors , Vol. 4, p. 3, 2 pgs, July 3, 1792, to Henry Stoner, ten pounds lawful money, lot in Dunnsburgh, County of Northumberland.
William Cryder Krider, Thomas Hill, Grantees, Vol. 4, p. 5, 3 pgs, Feb. 8, 1788, from Wm. & Margt. Dunn, & Thos.. Hill, yearly rent (when opening this file, Wm Cryder is not listed, possibly an error?)
William Cryder Grantor to John White, Vol. l9, p. 2, 2 pgs, March 16, 1803, lot 33 in Dunnsburg, agreement of payments?
Philip Crider of Dunnstable, Grantee, Vol. 22, p. 445, 2 pgs, June 24, 1836, to Andrew & Esther Ferguson, $160., tract of 40 acres in Dunnstable Twp.
William Crider (AKA Philip) born about 1786 or later, died May 15, 1880, buried Crider Cemetery.
At his death he is listed as Philip on the 1880 mortality schedule and obituaries, but according to the story below, William died in 1880, so possibly he went by both names? In all the census he's listed as William and his cemetery monument erected by son Philip.
According to several, this story may have some flaws, one is that the Wm. Sr and Nancy Walker were parents of Philip, when it was Wm Jr and Nancy Burns. The two William's were mixed up, it is said.
Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, p. 72.
PHILIP B. CRIDER. The lumbering interests of central Pennsylvania is one of the great industries which have been an important factor in the development of that section, and one of the chief sources of its great wealth. For nearly fifty years few men have played a more conspicuous part in this development than the venerable gentleman of Bellefonte, Centre county, whose name introduces this sketch, and who, though nearing his four-score years, is yet "in harness," hale and hearty, bidding fair for an unusually vigorous old age.
For probably more than one hundred and fifty years the Crider family have resided in this Commonwealth. Upward of one hundred years ago, the ancestors of our subject came from from Lancaster county, and located on Chatham run, some five miles below the present borough of Lock Haven, then in Northumberland county, where William Crider (1) and William Crider (2), the grandfather and father respectively of Philip B, figured as wood-workers and millwrights, and where now reside a number of their descendants William Crider (2) was married to Mary Walker, and among their children were: Gabrial, Elizabeth, William. Catherine. Philip B. (our subject), Mary Ann, Susan, Jacob, Washington, Joseph, Emily, Ruth and Enoch. William, the father of these children, and his wife were plain everyday people, industrious, good citizens, and kind neighbors whose remains now rest, as do those of some of the older generation, in the old Plum Creek graveyard in the Crider neighborhood above located. WILLIAM DIED MAY 15, 1880, at the home of his son, Philip B., at Snow Shoe, Penn., aged ninety-four years, and his wife died at the old homestead in Gallagher township, Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
1840 Dunstable, Clinton, PA, Wm Crider, 1 male 70-79, 1 male 40-49, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 5-9, 1 male under 5, 1 female 20-29, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 10-14.
1850 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Cryder 56 born abt 1794 PA, a Farmer, Nancy 53, Washington 19, Jacob 23, Joseph 11, Alfred 9, Enoch 8.
1860 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Kryder 67 born abt 1793 PA, a Farmer, real estate $900, personal estate $300, Nancy 64 born abt 1796 PA.
1880 Mortality Schedule, Phillip (William?) Crider, 94, a Laborer, widowed, died of Indigestion.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., May 20, 1880.
Died.
In Snow Shoe, Centre county, Pa., May 15, 1880, Mr. Philip Crider, aged 94 years. Deceased was the father of Mr. P. B. Crider of this city.
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Lycoming County PA Deeds
William & Katharine Cryder Grantors , Vol. 4, p. 3, 2 pgs, July 3, 1792, to Henry Stoner, ten pounds lawful money, lot in Dunnsburgh, County of Northumberland.
William Cryder Krider, Thomas Hill, Grantees, Vol. 4, p. 5, 3 pgs, Feb. 8, 1788, from Wm. & Margt. Dunn, & Thos.. Hill, yearly rent (when opening this file, Wm Cryder is not listed, possibly an error?)
William Cryder Grantor to John White, Vol. l9, p. 2, 2 pgs, March 16, 1803, lot 33 in Dunnsburg, agreement of payments?
Philip Crider of Dunnstable, Grantee, Vol. 22, p. 445, 2 pgs, June 24, 1836, to Andrew & Esther Ferguson, $160., tract of 40 acres in Dunnstable Twp.
At his death he is listed as Philip on the 1880 mortality schedule and obituaries, but according to the story below, William died in 1880, so possibly he went by both names? In all the census he's listed as William and his cemetery monument erected by son Philip.
According to several, this story may have some flaws, one is that the Wm. Sr and Nancy Walker were parents of Philip, when it was Wm Jr and Nancy Burns. The two William's were mixed up, it is said.
Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, p. 72.
PHILIP B. CRIDER. The lumbering interests of central Pennsylvania is one of the great industries which have been an important factor in the development of that section, and one of the chief sources of its great wealth. For nearly fifty years few men have played a more conspicuous part in this development than the venerable gentleman of Bellefonte, Centre county, whose name introduces this sketch, and who, though nearing his four-score years, is yet "in harness," hale and hearty, bidding fair for an unusually vigorous old age.
For probably more than one hundred and fifty years the Crider family have resided in this Commonwealth. Upward of one hundred years ago, the ancestors of our subject came from from Lancaster county, and located on Chatham run, some five miles below the present borough of Lock Haven, then in Northumberland county, where William Crider (1) and William Crider (2), the grandfather and father respectively of Philip B, figured as wood-workers and millwrights, and where now reside a number of their descendants William Crider (2) was married to Mary Walker, and among their children were: Gabrial, Elizabeth, William. Catherine. Philip B. (our subject), Mary Ann, Susan, Jacob, Washington, Joseph, Emily, Ruth and Enoch. William, the father of these children, and his wife were plain everyday people, industrious, good citizens, and kind neighbors whose remains now rest, as do those of some of the older generation, in the old Plum Creek graveyard in the Crider neighborhood above located. WILLIAM DIED MAY 15, 1880, at the home of his son, Philip B., at Snow Shoe, Penn., aged ninety-four years, and his wife died at the old homestead in Gallagher township, Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
1840 Dunstable, Clinton, PA, Wm Crider, 1 male 70-79, 1 male 40-49, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 5-9, 1 male under 5, 1 female 20-29, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 10-14.
1850 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Cryder 56 born abt 1794 PA, a Farmer, Nancy 53, Washington 19, Jacob 23, Joseph 11, Alfred 9, Enoch 8.
1860 Gallagher, Clinton, PA, William Kryder 67 born abt 1793 PA, a Farmer, real estate $900, personal estate $300, Nancy 64 born abt 1796 PA.
1880 Mortality Schedule, Phillip (William?) Crider, 94, a Laborer, widowed, died of Indigestion.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., May 20, 1880.
Died.
In Snow Shoe, Centre county, Pa., May 15, 1880, Mr. Philip Crider, aged 94 years. Deceased was the father of Mr. P. B. Crider of this city.
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Lycoming County PA Deeds
William & Katharine Cryder Grantors , Vol. 4, p. 3, 2 pgs, July 3, 1792, to Henry Stoner, ten pounds lawful money, lot in Dunnsburgh, County of Northumberland.
William Cryder Krider, Thomas Hill, Grantees, Vol. 4, p. 5, 3 pgs, Feb. 8, 1788, from Wm. & Margt. Dunn, & Thos.. Hill, yearly rent (when opening this file, Wm Cryder is not listed, possibly an error?)
William Cryder Grantor to John White, Vol. l9, p. 2, 2 pgs, March 16, 1803, lot 33 in Dunnsburg, agreement of payments?
Philip Crider of Dunnstable, Grantee, Vol. 22, p. 445, 2 pgs, June 24, 1836, to Andrew & Esther Ferguson, $160., tract of 40 acres in Dunnstable Twp.
