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- [S1853] Death Certificate, WV State Dept of Health, Div of Vital Statistics, (http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_dcsearch.aspx).
- [S1851] Calhoun County Marriage Records, Grantsville, WV.
- [S1853] Death Certificate, WV State Dept of Health, Div of Vital Statistics, (http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_dcsearch.aspx).
There are two conflicting records of this death: (1) Certificate No. 1665 - Identified as Thomas R. Crihfield, widower, farmer, age 75y 7m 2d, b. Jul 27 1858 in Greene Co Pa, son of John Crihfield & Clara Swigger; died Mar 1 1934 at Camp Creek, Union District, Clay Co WVa, burial at Camp Creek. Informant: Talton Crihfield. Certificate filing date: blank. (2) Certificate No. 3126 - Identified as Thomas Rose Crihfield, widowed, stone mason, age 75y 7m 27d, b. Jul 27 1857 in Roane Co WVa, son of Johnie Crihfield (b. Tyler Co) & Elendor Husk (b. Tyler Co); died Mar 1 1934 in Union District, Clay Co, WVa, burial at Lee Cemetery. Informant: Mrs. Artie Lee, Procious, WVa. Certificate filed Apr 9 1934. (Note: Clara Boatwright Swiger was not his mother, but his wife. The informant, his son, provided the name of his own mother.)
- [S1851] Calhoun County Marriage Records, Grantsville, WV, MR p. 74 : http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=6240&Type=Marriage.
Identified as Thomas R. Critchfield, 23, b. Greene Co PA, res. Calhoun Co, son of John Critchfield; and Sarah E. A. Tuttle, 16, b. Tyler Co, res. Calhoun Co, dau of Jesse & Ailsey Tuttle. Married Jul 2 1881 in Calhoun County.
- [S2023] 1910 Census, Calhoun County, WV.
- [S1604] Death record of son.
- [S1851] Calhoun County Marriage Records, Grantsville, WV, MR p. 166 : http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5606&Type=Marriage.
Identified as T. R. Crihfield, 37, b. Greene Co Pa, res. Calhoun Co, son of John Crihfield; and Clara V. Swiger, 27, b. Barbour Co, res. Calhoun Co, dau of D. R. Boatwright. Married Feb 15 1896 in Calhoun County. (Note: Marital status of both had initially been entered as single by way of ditto marks under the preceding entry. But those ditto marks were lined out, without further notation.)
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