Married Annie Teasley (1st wife) on 28 Oct 1824 in Elbert Co., GA. Married Catherine Salmons (or Sammons) (2nd wife) on 15 Aug 1858 in Oglethorpe Co., GA. Son of Elizabeth (Souther) Crisler (buried at Spring Ridge) and Julius Crisler (buried in Georgia). Wesley had a twin brother, Blanton. Had the Crisler Plantation on Davis Road. He was a pioneer in this area and one of the founding members of the Spring Ridge Methodist Church. His grandfather, John George Crisler, was a revolutionary patriot as was his great grandfather, Theobold Fawatt Crisler, and great great grandfather, Andrew (Andreas) Gaar. His maternal grandfather, Michael Souther, was also a patriot of the Revolutionary War. Wesley was too old to be a soldier during the Civil War but did render aide to the Confederate Army. The family sustained heavy losses during the war but the house was spared and the property remains in the family.
Marriage 1: Annie Teasley b: 5 Jul 1791 in Elbert Co., GA
Children:
William Blanton Crisler b: 28 Aug 1825 in GA
John Wesley Crisler b: 14 Sep 1827 in AL
Julius S. Crisler b: 7 Mar 1829
Sarah Elizabeth Crisler b: 28 Apr 1830
Marriage 2: Catherine Sammons (Salmon) b: 14 Sep 1829 in GA.
Children:
Ora Crisler b: 28 Jun 1859
Ervin L. Crisler b: 7 Jul 1862
Jefferson Davis Crisler b: 25 Mar 1861 in Hinds Co, MS
Lulia/Lula Amy Crisler b: 7 Feb 1864
Myrtis Hannah Crisler* b: 4 Nov 1866
* Our ancestor
Married Annie Teasley (1st wife) on 28 Oct 1824 in Elbert Co., GA. Married Catherine Salmons (or Sammons) (2nd wife) on 15 Aug 1858 in Oglethorpe Co., GA. Son of Elizabeth (Souther) Crisler (buried at Spring Ridge) and Julius Crisler (buried in Georgia). Wesley had a twin brother, Blanton. Had the Crisler Plantation on Davis Road. He was a pioneer in this area and one of the founding members of the Spring Ridge Methodist Church. His grandfather, John George Crisler, was a revolutionary patriot as was his great grandfather, Theobold Fawatt Crisler, and great great grandfather, Andrew (Andreas) Gaar. His maternal grandfather, Michael Souther, was also a patriot of the Revolutionary War. Wesley was too old to be a soldier during the Civil War but did render aide to the Confederate Army. The family sustained heavy losses during the war but the house was spared and the property remains in the family.
Marriage 1: Annie Teasley b: 5 Jul 1791 in Elbert Co., GA
Children:
William Blanton Crisler b: 28 Aug 1825 in GA
John Wesley Crisler b: 14 Sep 1827 in AL
Julius S. Crisler b: 7 Mar 1829
Sarah Elizabeth Crisler b: 28 Apr 1830
Marriage 2: Catherine Sammons (Salmon) b: 14 Sep 1829 in GA.
Children:
Ora Crisler b: 28 Jun 1859
Ervin L. Crisler b: 7 Jul 1862
Jefferson Davis Crisler b: 25 Mar 1861 in Hinds Co, MS
Lulia/Lula Amy Crisler b: 7 Feb 1864
Myrtis Hannah Crisler* b: 4 Nov 1866
* Our ancestor
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