Edward Hull Crump Sr, 1874–1954?> (aged 80 years)
- Name
- Edward Hull /Crump/ Sr
- Given names
- Edward Hull
- Surname
- Crump
- Name suffix
- Sr
- Nickname
- Boss Crump
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Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
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Immigration
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Note: "Edward Hull Crump, Jr. came to Memphis in 1893 at age 18 from Holly Springs, Mississippi with 25 cents in his pocket. Within a decade he was on his way to virtually running the city. He had dropped out of school at fourteen and gone to work. After working at a variety of jobs he took a course in bookkeeping and was able to work his way up from clerical jobs to a managerial position. He joined social clubs and at age 27 he married the daughter of a socially prominent family. His wife's family provided him with the funds to buy out his employer. He then started to think about going into politics. In 1903 he ran for some minor offices in the local Democratic Party organization and set his sights in securing a paid political office." |
Religious marriage
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Note: "In early 1901, Crump began seriously courting a 23-year old young woman by the name of Bessie Byrd McLean. Bessie, or "Betty," McLean was a prominent Memphis socialite and has been described as "one of the city's most beautiful and most sought after women." Betty was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean. Robert McLean was then serving as the vice president of the William R. Moore Dry Goods Company. Crump and McLean were married on January 22, 1902 at the Calvary Episcopal Church." |
Family residence
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Address: 1962 Peabody Avenue, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
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Death
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Cause of death: Bronchopneumonia, Chronic cardiovalvula disease, Congestive heart failure
Address: 1962 Peabody Avenue, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. Text: Informant: E. H. Crump, Jr., 2795 Lombardy, Memphis Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
Burial
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Cemetery: Elmwood Cemetery
Address: Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA. Miller Section, Lot 384. GPS Lat 35.12394, Lon 90.02995. Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 Note: tombstone inscription: EDWARD HULL; CRUMP; October 2, 1874; October 18, 1954. Foot stone: E. H. CRUMP, within the CRUMP family plot with a giant, tall monument. |
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Marriage | Marriage — — |
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1874–1954
Birth: October 2, 1874
— Hudsonville, Marshall, Mississippi, USA Death: October 16, 1954 — Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, USA |
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1874–1954
Birth: October 2, 1874
— Hudsonville, Marshall, Mississippi, USA Death: October 16, 1954 — Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, USA |
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1877–1956
Birth: September 13, 1877
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— Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, USA Death: December 22, 1956 — Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee, USA |
Religious marriage | Religious marriage — January 22, 1902 — |
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Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
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Religious marriage |
Source: Mr. Crump of Memphis
Citation details: page 38 |
Family residence |
Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
Death |
Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. Text: Informant: E. H. Crump, Jr., 2795 Lombardy, Memphis Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
Burial |
Citation details: certificate# 54-23016 |
Note |
Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. |
Immigration |
"Edward Hull Crump, Jr. came to Memphis in 1893 at age 18 from Holly Springs, Mississippi with 25 cents in his pocket. Within a decade he was on his way to virtually running the city. He had dropped out of school at fourteen and gone to work. After working at a variety of jobs he took a course in bookkeeping and was able to work his way up from clerical jobs to a managerial position. He joined social clubs and at age 27 he married the daughter of a socially prominent family. His wife's family provided him with the funds to buy out his employer. He then started to think about going into politics. In 1903 he ran for some minor offices in the local Democratic Party organization and set his sights in securing a paid political office." |
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Religious marriage |
"In early 1901, Crump began seriously courting a 23-year old young woman by the name of Bessie Byrd McLean. Bessie, or "Betty," McLean was a prominent Memphis socialite and has been described as "one of the city's most beautiful and most sought after women." Betty was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean. Robert McLean was then serving as the vice president of the William R. Moore Dry Goods Company. Crump and McLean were married on January 22, 1902 at the Calvary Episcopal Church." |
Burial |
tombstone inscription: EDWARD HULL; CRUMP; October 2, 1874; October 18, 1954. Foot stone: E. H. CRUMP, within the CRUMP family plot with a giant, tall monument. |
Note
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"US Congressman, Memphis Mayor. Elected to represent Tennessee's 9th and 10th Districts in the United States House of Representatives, serving from 1931 to 1935. Also served as the Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee, from 1910 to 1916, 1939, Delegate to the Democratic National Convention from Tennessee in 1936, and Member of the Democratic National Committee from Tennessee from 1936 to 1945." Citation details: Memorial# 7750632. Added 10 Aug 2003. Maintained by Find A Grave. |