Frances Bennett married George Crider in 1803 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. They later moved their family to Bradford, Gibson County, Tennessee. Frances Bennett Crider was the daughter of Thomas Bennett and Margaret Roysden Bennett of Pittsylvania County, Virginia and Livingston, Kentucky.
While is is likely that Frances Bennett Crider and her husband George Crider are buried at Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County where many other of their Crider kin are also buried, a volunteer was unable to locate a headstone marker for either of these ancestors.
∼Many Criders were buried in Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County. Their son Samuel J. Crider was buried in a small family cemetery in Sharon,Weakley Co.,Tennessee.It was referred to as the Glass Family Cemetery on Mt. Vernon Road. It became overgrown and was plowed under in 1965. It was area #6 plot #16 NW of Sharon,Tennessee . Some Crider descendants believe that George and Frances may be buried there with other family members but that location can not be confirmed at this time.
While is is likely that Frances Bennett Crider and her husband George Crider are buried at Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County where many other of their Crider kin are also buried, a volunteer was unable to locate a headstone marker for either of these ancestors.
∼Many Criders were buried in Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County. Their son Samuel J. Crider was buried in a small family cemetery in Sharon,Weakley Co.,Tennessee.It was referred to as the Glass Family Cemetery on Mt. Vernon Road. It became overgrown and was plowed under in 1965. It was area #6 plot #16 NW of Sharon,Tennessee . Some Crider descendants believe that George and Frances may be buried there with other family members but that location can not be confirmed at this time.
Frances Bennett married George Crider in 1803 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. They later moved their family to Bradford, Gibson County, Tennessee. Frances Bennett Crider was the daughter of Thomas Bennett and Margaret Roysden Bennett of Pittsylvania County, Virginia and Livingston, Kentucky.
While is is likely that Frances Bennett Crider and her husband George Crider are buried at Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County where many other of their Crider kin are also buried, a volunteer was unable to locate a headstone marker for either of these ancestors.
∼Many Criders were buried in Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County. Their son Samuel J. Crider was buried in a small family cemetery in Sharon,Weakley Co.,Tennessee.It was referred to as the Glass Family Cemetery on Mt. Vernon Road. It became overgrown and was plowed under in 1965. It was area #6 plot #16 NW of Sharon,Tennessee . Some Crider descendants believe that George and Frances may be buried there with other family members but that location can not be confirmed at this time.
While is is likely that Frances Bennett Crider and her husband George Crider are buried at Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County where many other of their Crider kin are also buried, a volunteer was unable to locate a headstone marker for either of these ancestors.
∼Many Criders were buried in Antioch Cemetery in Gibson County. Their son Samuel J. Crider was buried in a small family cemetery in Sharon,Weakley Co.,Tennessee.It was referred to as the Glass Family Cemetery on Mt. Vernon Road. It became overgrown and was plowed under in 1965. It was area #6 plot #16 NW of Sharon,Tennessee . Some Crider descendants believe that George and Frances may be buried there with other family members but that location can not be confirmed at this time.
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