Tuesday, December 22, 2020

W.B. and Kate Shelby Crichlow

 


William Branker Crichlow

Aug. 14, 1836 – Jan. 7, 1923

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His Wife 

Kate Hephzibah

July 29, 1853 – Aug. 25, 1932

Crichlow


Buried Salem Cemetery, Salem, Kentucky.

William B. Crichlow was born to W.B. Crichlow and Adaline Bibb, both of whom were born in Tennessee. [1] He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Union University in Tennessee in 1857 [2] and became a minister.  The Rev. Crichlow also sold insurance. A  Kentucky newspaper, in 1892, reported under Salem news that “Rev. W.B. Crichlow, our local insurance man, also represents some fine companies, both fire and life.”[3]

W.B. Crichlow and Miss Kate H. Shelby married 13 March 1879 in Livingston County. At that time, the Rev. Crichlow reported his residence as Caseyville [Union County, Kentucky]. [4]  

Catherine “Kate” Shelby was the daughter of R.S. Shelby and E.R. Frayser.  Her father was born in Livingston County and her mother was born in Cadiz, Kentucky[5]

William B. and Kate Crichlow first appear together on a census in 1900. At that time, they were living in Salem. Included in their household were two sons, Shelby Crichlow, age 20, and Dick, age 17. [6]

 A short death notice for W.B. Crichlow appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal in 1923. It stated he died at his home in Salem and was survived by his widow and two sons. It also stated he served as a chaplain in the Confederal Army. [7]

 



[1] Kentucky Death Record #5507, William B. Crichlow, occupation minister,  Ancestry.com

[2] U.S., School Catalogs, 1765-1935; William B. Crichlow, residence Nashville, Tennessee, Graduate 1957, Ancestry.com

[3] “Salem,” Crittenden Press, 6 October 1892, p. 3.

[4] W.B. Crichlow and Miss Kate H. Shelby, Livingston County Marriage Bond Book 2, pp 316-317 and Register, p. 24.

[5] Kentucky Death Record #21941, Catherine H. Critchlow [sic]; R.S. Shelby, informant, Ancestry.com

[6] 1900 Livingston County, Kentucky census, Salem, p. 2, E.D. 0055, Ancestry.com

[7] “W.B. Crichlow,” The Courier-Journal, 19 Feb 1923, p. 12, Newspapers.com


Published 22 Dec 2020, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog,  http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/

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