From Garth Matthews, History of American Crumplers (his ref J5.1):
1807[Mar 27] Witnessed the will of Jacob Johnston [County Court Bk D, P330 ]
1800 Recd/Purchd 50 acres ex Benjamin Crumpler(Reg 1802) [Johnston Dbk B2 no.84]
1802[Aug31] Purch ( ex 1800) from Benjamin Crumpler regd [ Johnson County Court]
1804[Nov 27]Granted 100 acres per Land Warrant No.282 [County Court[ Minute 252 ]
1807[Aug.26th] Purch of 100 acres ex Arnold Pugh ratified in court [Johnston Dbk E2 314] Ratified on the oath of Stephen Hackney
1808 Grant#1941 96 acres regd by State of N. Carolina [Johnston Dbk E2 no 464]
1813 [Mar 27]- Sold (200) acres to Irwin Eatman
1814[Aug 23]Land sale to Erwin Eatman (1813 Mar 27] ratified in County Court (proven by Thomas Eatman]
1813 Enlisted in 1st Regiment (McCottors)North Carolina Militia as a Private , in order to fight in the 1812-15 American War against the British.
[S90946] Garth Matthews, Matthews, History of American Crumplers, (Unpublished manuscript, sent to Craig Walsh 14 Nov 2026), Ref J5.1, Chapter 4: the J5 Benjamin line.