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Johann Jacob Grumbach and his wife Catherine are reportedly buried in Toboyne Township, Perry County, PA (see below). There is no independent verification that their burials actually occurred in Eby Cemetery, but it is the only cemetery listed in Toboyne township.
Johann Jacob Grumbach was the son of Barthel Grumbach and Anna Maria Haenich. He was the father of at least 8 children, all born in the America. The sons, either by design or by evolution developed different surnames - Michael being Michael Grubaugh, George and Jacob becoming Crobaugh, John and Frederick becoming Crubaugh and Mary and Nicholas becoming Crumbaugh. All Grubaughs, Crobaughs and Crubaughs can be linked back to these siblings. The Crumbaugh surname was also used by several relatives of Johann Jacob, and is not unique.
The sons settled in different regions of the country. Michael settling in central Ohio (Richland County), the two Crobaughs settling in upstate New York (Seneca County), Frederick Crubaugh settling in eastern Ohio (Columbiana County) and John Crubaugh settling in western Ohio (Butler and Preble County).
The following bio for Johann Jacob Grumbach is excerpted from the book "Crubaugh, the American Story" by William Leon Crubaugh, Jr:
Jon. Jacob Grumbach., a son of Barthel and Anna Maria Haenich Grumbach, was christened on February 2, 1731, at The Evangelisch Church at Pfalz, Ernstweiler, Germany.
On April 18, 1749, Jakob Krumbach of Duttweiler obtained manumission (release from serfdom).
During the year of 1749, Jacob Grumbach immigrated to America, aboard the ship
"Dragon" and arrived in Philadelphia in the month of September.
Catherine is the given name of Jacob's last wife. She also may have been his only wife.
In January 15, 1768, Jacob Crumbaugh purchased land in Frederick County, Maryland, from Andrew Stiger. The amount paid was 108 1bs.
During the year of 1786, JACOB CROUBAUGH made application for land in Franklin County, PA.
In 1790, Cumberland Co. Pa. Toboyne Twp., TAX LIST, JACOB GRUBACH had 50 acres, a 16'x18' cabin, and one old barn, which ere valued at $50.00.
1802, Cumberland Co. Pa. Toboyne Twp., TAX LIST JACOB CRUBAUGH had 50 acres, one horse and one bovine.
In the 1808, Cumberland Co. Pa., Toboyne Twp. TAX LIST JACOB CRUBAUGH had 50 acres, two horses and two cattle.
1811, Cumberland Co. Pa., Toboyne Twp., TAX LIST JACOB CRUBAUGH had two horses and two cattle. He was listed as a freeholder.
Catherine, Jacob's wife, departed this life sometime between the Census of 1800 and 1810. Jacob's death occurred between the Tax Collections of 1811 and 1812. He was 80 or 81 years of age. They are buried in Toboyne Township, Perry County, Pa.
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