The source

Citation ID
cite:census-1870-samuel-crumpler-household
Evidence tier
2 · official transcript
Proves?
Yes, for what it states directly
Record type
census
Repository
FamilySearch index to the 1870 U.S. census
Public URL
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNC7-JF2
Accessed
2026-10-13
Access
public source
Claims citing it
6

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What this record proves

Accepted claims citing this source at confirmed or supported: a record of this tier can prove what it states directly.

5 claims this source proves or supports
ClaimPersonStatesStatusTierReview
claim:samuel-adolphus-frisby:name:1Samuel A. FrisbySamuel A. Frisbysupported2 · official transcriptaccepted
claim:samuel-adolphus-frisby:living-status:1Samuel A. Frisbydeceasedsupported2 · official transcriptaccepted
claim:martha-jane-taylor:name:1Martha Jane TaylorMartha Jane Taylorsupported2 · official transcriptaccepted
claim:martha-jane-taylor:living-status:1Martha Jane Taylordeceasedsupported2 · official transcriptaccepted
claim:martha-jane-taylor:parent-of:1Martha Jane Taylorparent-of Samuel A. Frisbysupported2 · official transcriptaccepted

What it does not prove

Claims citing this source at reconstructed, conditional or needs-verification, or demoted on review (downgraded): the source is a lead or partial corroboration for these, not proof.

1 claim this source leaves unproved
ClaimPersonStatesStatusTierReview
claim:george-frisby:parent-of:1George Frisbyparent-of Samuel A. Frisby (hypothesis)conditional2 · official transcriptaccepted

Open questions touching these claims

  • Can a direct record name George Frisby and Martha Jane Taylor as Samuel A. Frisby's parents, and does George connect to Norman Frisby's Mississippi/Louisiana family? The 1850–1870 household chain supports George and Martha at roughly 85–90% confidence, but no reviewed source explicitly names both parents.

    Status
    open
    Next action
    Search DeSoto County, Mississippi probate, estate and guardianship packets from 1855–1860 for George Frisby's minor heirs Samuel and Mary, then deeds and Claiborne County Frisby records for George's parents or siblings. Do not connect George to Norman, Daniel, Alvah or Thomas Jefferson Frisby without a parent-naming record.
    Subjects

    Related claims

    • claim:george-frisby:parent-of:1 — George Frisby: parent-of Samuel A. Frisby (hypothesis) conditional
    • claim:martha-jane-taylor:parent-of:1 — Martha Jane Taylor: parent-of Samuel A. Frisby supported

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Evidence tier and review status

This source is tier 2 · official transcript — proves? Yes, for what it states directly. A claim’s tier is the best tier among all its sources, so a claim listed here may sit at a stronger tier than this source when it also cites a stronger record.

Citing claims by tier, status and review state
Claim tierStatusReviewClaims
2 · official transcriptconditionalaccepted1
2 · official transcriptsupportedaccepted5

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