!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Monroe Methodist Cemetery, Sautee, White, GA1, William Smith Crumley, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/88664610
!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: FamilySearch2, William Smith Crumley, https://ancestors.familysearch.org/KK1J-YNC
!CENSUS: 1850 Subdivision 135, White, GA, 553/553, Crumly
!CENSUS: 1860 White, GA593, 320/320, Crumby
!CENSUS: 07-Aug-1870 Subdivision 135, White, GA610, 553/553, Crumly
!CENSUS: 1880 District 189, Town Creek, White, GA611
!OCCUPATION: Farmer593
!REFERENCE: James Crumley441, "Notes for WILLIAM SMITH CRUMLEY: William's father, Charles, died when William was about six years. William was cared for by his uncle, Thomas Crumley, and shown as a son on the 1800 Federal Census. William, his wife, and at least one daughter, Mary P. Allison, are buried at the Monroe Methodist Church in Sautee, Georgia. This church William Crumley set up and organized. The church was named after his wife's family, the Monroe family. William came from SC, to NC, to GA. He was the Grandfather of Sidney Crumley, not the father, as some may have indicated."
!REFERENCE: 2007 Truett W. Crumley, http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CRUMLEY/2007-08/1187619791, "This couple went to Buncombe Co., NC about 1817 with his Uncle Thomas Charles Sr prospecting and they stayed there until 1822 before coming to Habersham Co., Ga. where they raised their seven children. They died in Habersham Co in an area which is now White Co., Ga."
!REFERENCE: 2014 James Crumley and Catharine Gilkey of Chester County, PA592, William Smith Crumley