| Name |
Chrisman, Isaac |
| Birth |
9 Nov 1736 |
Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Survey |
28 Feb 1774 |
Fincastle (Historic), Virginia, British America |
| 225 acres of land on both sides of Cove Creek |
- John Redd of Martin’s Fort in Powell Valley says it was about eight miles from the North fork of Clinch, situated about a mile off from the stream (Cove Creek) on it’s west side. Crissman’s Fort was later known as the Rye Cove Fort.
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| Survey |
28 Feb 1774 |
Fincastle (Historic), Virginia, British America |
| 225 acres of land on both sides of Cove Creek |
- John Redd of Martin’s Fort in Powell Valley says it was about eight miles from the North fork of Clinch, situated about a mile off from the stream (Cove Creek) on it’s west side. Crissman’s Fort was later known as the Rye Cove Fort.
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| Death |
19 Jul 1776 |
Rye Cove, Washington (now Scott), Virginia, United States |
| Cause: in an Indian attack |
| Probate |
28 Jan 1777 |
Washington, Virginia, United States [1] |
- Per Hamilton:
"The estate of Isaac Crissman was administered at the first court held for Washington County on January 28, 1777, by Archibald Cox, with John Kinkaid, Abraham McClellan, John Anderson and John Snoddy as securities, and the appraisers of the estate were: John Kinkaid, Sr., James Wharton, John Dunkin and Samuel Porter."
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| Person ID |
I88220 |
Pioneers of the Appalachian Highlands |
| Last Modified |
13 May 2022 |
| Father |
Chrisman, Jacob, b. 1706, Strasburg, Alsace, France d. Between 8 Aug 1777 and 7 Oct 1777, Frederick, Virginia, United States (Age 71 years) |
| Mother |
Hite, Magdalena, b. 13 Sep 1713, Kingston, Ulster, New York, British America d. 1771, Frederick, Virginia, United States (Age 57 years) |
| Marriage |
1729 |
New York, United States |
| Family ID |
F37050 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1736 - 1776 (39 years)
