Henry-7 L. was the son of Ansel-6 Crippen and his wife Marilla Paddock.

5 CRIPPEN siblings: Millard Filmore, [Self], William Harrison, Ernest M, Isaac, and Emma Ackerman & Smith.

2 CRIPPEN children: Fred and Clare; more?

Henry married 1) Susanah Holdennal on April 19, 1858 in Brighton, Livingston, MI. Married 2) Cora Warner

Children:
1. Marilla Crippen 1874.
2. Fred Crippen 1877 [Married Gertrude Swam/Swann].
3. Bennie Crippen 1877 [Married Georgia Losey].
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Reference:

1850 Brighton, Livingston, MI:
Ansel Crippen M 42 New York
Mary Crippen F 36 New York
Filmore Crippen M 17 New York
-->Henry Crippen M 14 New York
Isaac Crippen M 13 Michigan
Harrison Crippen M 10 Michigan
Ernest Crippen M 8 Michigan
Emily Crippen F 5 Michigan [Emma]

1860 Cannot find.

1870 Livingston Co., MI:
Henry Crippen 36
Susan Crippen 39

1880 Brighton, Livingston, MI:
Henry Crippen 43
Cora Crippen 25
Marilla Crippen 6 B-1874
Freddie Crippen 3 B-1877
Bennie Crippen 3 B-1877

1890 Cannot find.

1900 Cannot find.

1910 Cannot find.

1920 Livingston Co., MI:
Fred G. Crippen 43
Gertrude Crippen 43
Clare H. Crippen 19 son
Henry L. Crippen 84 Father
Cora Crippen 64 Mother
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CIVIL WAR veteran: Henry and his four brothers all joined in the Civil War efforts. They were all in the same company, but enlisted at different times, and were mustered out at different times. Co. I, 9th MI Infantry. He was made a corporal. INFANTRY
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An eerie tale reported by Russell Lewis Warner, GRS, is as follows:

"Isaac's favorite brother was Henry. Henry died when Isaac was already stricken with his final illness. The word of Henry's death was brought to the family but it was decided not to tell Isaac because of his failing health. The following morning when Isaac awakened, he told the family: "I saw Henry last night. He asked me to come over and join him on the other side. Why didn't you tell me that he had died?" Less than two months later, on March 21, 1923, Isaac too passed away and was buried beside his wife in Greenwood Cemetery at Fowlerville, Livingston, MI."
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Lineage (direct) to Thomas-1 CRIPPEN:

CRIPPEN: Henry-7 L. Crippen, Ansel-6 B. Crippen, William-5 Crippen m. Content Standish, John-4 Crippen, John-3 Crippen, Lieut Jabez-2 Crippen, Thomas-1 CRIPPEN.
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Lineage to Edward-1 FULLER, passenger on the Mayflower, 1620:

FULLER: Henry-9 L. Crippen, Ansel-8 B. Crippen, William-7 Crippen m. Content-6 STANDISH, John-6 Crippen, John-5 Crippen, Jabez-4 Crippen m. Thankful-4 FULLER, John FULLER-3, Samuel-2, Edward-1 FULLER.
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Lineage to Captain Myles-1 STANDISH, military leader of the Mayflower passengers, 1620:

STANDISH: Henry-8 L. Crippen, Ansel-7 B. Crippen, William-5 Crippen m. Content-6 STANDISH, Israel-5 Standish Jr., Israel-4 Standish Sr., Samuel-3 Standish, Josiah-2 Standish, Myles-1 STANDISH.
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Source: Approved Mayflower Descendant certificates from the Mayflower Society for Myles Standish and Edward Fuller from Henry's brother Isaac-7 Crippen.
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Family Photo Collection: with Mary E. Warner. Some pages with the original photos are with the MI State Library. Photos collected and identified with genealogical information by Russell Lewis Warner, GRS, In 3-ring binder and loose pages.
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Source: Kathryn E. (Crippen) GRS and Russell Lewis Warner GRS, compilers of these particular Crippen family records, 1960-1980; added to findagrave.com by their daughter, Mary E. Warner, 2011.
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Census search: Fraya Weiss, 2012.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.