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Crawford County was created in 1867 from Bourbon County. The county seat is Girard.
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Henry Combs Self M Male W 40 IN Farmer KY IN
Sarah Wife M Female W 42 IN Keeping House IN IN
Huldah Dau S Female W 19 IN House Help IN IN
Jacob Son S Male W 16 IN House Help IN IN
Clarnida Dau S Female W 12 MO At School IN IN
Mollie Dau S Female W 8 KS IN IN
Colonel Son S Male W 4 KS IN IN
Emma Dau S Female W 5 KS IN IN
Minnie Dau S Female W 3 KS IN IN
Hester GIDEON Other S Female W 19 MO Farm Help MO MO
John MOORE Other S Male W 20 IA Farm Help IA IA
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COMBS, Blanche A. McCOLLUM 85 01 May 1991
COMBS, Earl E. 79 11 July 1978
COMBS, Ethel 80 14 February 1978
COMBS, Florence V. COMBS? 74 20 June 1986
COMBS, Homer 82 16 September 1986
COMBS, Irene FALLETTI 92 22 May 2002
COMBS James W. 67 15 February 1975
COMBS, Jimmie 59 22 August 1979
COMBS, Johnny E. 57 12 August 1997
COMBS, Laura J. 81 11 March 1975
COMBS, Leslie W. (Mr.) 62 27 March 1976
COMBS, Lucy Frances WALLACE 87 18 September 1996
COMBS, Mattie Lue 82 14 July 1995
COMBS, Mildred SNIP 68 11 November 1976
COMBS, Patricia E. SILVERWOOD 62 28 March 1993
COMBS, Richard R. 'Dick' 73 10 December 2002
COMBS, Robert C. 84 29 December 1977
COMBS, Rocky Ronald 48 16 April 1998
COMBS, Ruth E. HAMILTON 77 12 October 2004
COMBY, Alice Mae "Little" 88 18 February 1976
COMBY, Cleo V. "Dutch" (Mr.) 91 28 July 2001
COMER, Clara Mae "Dutch" BELL 90 02 July 1988
COMER, Dixie L. SLANE 63 23 September 2004
COMER, Edgar Andrew 72 30 July 1992
COMER, Eugene Belle "Jean" CORNELISON 70 01 November 1993
COMER, Katie NAPIER 92 20 September 1993
COMER, Lee Thomas 80 08 September 1992
COMER, Ray 81 22 April 1979
COMER, Ruth Ann, Miss 58 19 December 2002
COMER, William, Sr. 65 12 March 1987
DEGARMO, Hazel Combs 88 24 April 2001
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The Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1872, by Rev. B. Combs, with a membership of six. It was effected in the school building, in which services were held until the erection of a church house in 1874. It is a one-story frame, 36x68 feet, and cost $2,700. A parsonage was built in 1878. It is a neat frame cottage costing $600. The membership of the congregation is 110. The following is a list of the names of the pastors who have labored in this charge: B. Combs, C. A. King, H. Carter, T. Audas, James Murrey and W. T. White.