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Reproduction of Ritty Dial, the first practical cash register James Jacob Ritty (29 de octubre de 1836 - 29 de marzo de 1918), tabernero e inventor, abrió su primer salón en Dayton, Ohio, en 1871, y se presentó como un "comerciante de whiskies puros"., Vinos Finos y Cigarros." Algunos de los empleados de Ritty aceptaban los pedidos de los clientes. dinero que estaba destinado a pagar la comida, bebida y otros productos. En 1878, durante un viaje en barco de vapor a Europa, Ritty quedó intrigado por un mecanismo que contaba cuántas vueltas daba la hélice del barco. Se preguntó si se podría hacer algo como esto para registrar las transacciones en efectivo realizadas en su salón.Tan pronto como llegó a su casa en Dayton, Ritty y su hermano John, un mecánico experto, comenzaron a trabajar en el diseño de dicho dispositivo. Después de varios prototipos fallidos, crearon su tercer diseño, operado presionando una tecla que representaba una cantidad específica de dinero. No había ningún cajón de dinero. James y John Ritty patentaron el diseño el 4 de noviembre de 1879 como "El cajero incorruptible de Ritty".Los Ritty abrieron una pequeña fábrica en Dayton para fabricar cajas registradoras mientras seguían operando la berlina. La empresa no prosperó y en 1881, James Ritty se vio abrumado por la responsabilidad de administrar dos negocios y vendió todas sus participaciones en el negocio de cajas registradoras. Los compradores eran un grupo de inversores entre los que se encontraba Jacob H. Eckert de Cincinnati, un vendedor de porcelana y cristalería que formó la National Manufacturing Company, y John y Frank Patterson, que entonces se dedicaban al negocio del carbón y los ferrocarriles. John H. Patterson se convirtió en propietario mayoritario en 1884, cuando la empresa pasó a llamarse The National Cash Register Company.Ritty no estaba resentido por no haberse beneficiado mucho de su invento y mantuvo relaciones amistosas con John H. Patterson y muchas veces fue invitado a asistir a varias reuniones y conferencias de NCR.James Ritty abrió otro salón, el Pony House, en 1882 en un edificio en South Jefferson Street que anteriormente era una escuela de francés e inglés para señoritas. Para Pony House, Ritty encargó a los talladores de madera de Barney and Smith Car Company que convirtieran 5,400 libras de caoba de Honduras en una barra. El fruto de su trabajo fue una barra de 3,7 m (12 pies) de alto y 9,8 m (32 pies) de ancho. Las iniciales JR adornan el pico central y las secciones izquierda y derecha son similares al interior de un vagón de pasajeros, con los espejos gigantes retrasados aproximadamente un pie con elementos curvos cubiertos de cuero hechos a mano en la parte superior y espejos con bisel curvo. secciones incrustadas en cada lado. Cuando el edificio Pony House fue derribado en 1967, el bar se salvó y hoy es el bar de Jay's Seafood en Dayton.James Ritty se retiró del negocio de bares en 1895. Murió de un problema cardíaco en su

As he is a decendant of Daniel Roberts. The children was apparently ashamed of this as you will not find any of thier death certificates stating their parents names. (Ritty's children). In 1820 Census of Floyd Co. Ky you will find a Reece Crabtree with 2 females. He is the ONLY Crabtree in Floyd Co., Ky in 1820 and in 1821 that part of Floyd became Pike Co.,KY in 1830 is when Ritty appears in the Pike Co., Census. I believe the two females in the census for Reece could have been Ritty and her sister Nancy that married Hiram Boney. Reece apparently died or moved on somewhere else. He disappeared also. Ritty has not been found after the 1850 census. James Roberts, Senior died if I remember correctly in 1855 and I think James Roberts, Jr.'s wife may have insisted she leave as the old gentleman was the one who apparently really looked after all the children . GenForum #1217 7 May 2000 Fannie Lane Steele in Reply to #1150 Rick Cottrell’s Henrietta ‘Ritta’ Crabtree confusion. I will try to dispell some of the myths concerning Ritty Crabtree, while trying to find more about her. HenriettaCharity "Ritty" Crabtree was my great grandmother, mother of James Crabtree, my grandfather. Although I have her name as "Henrietta" in my book, I have not found proof that her name was Henrietta at all. I also have her name as Charity which I lean toward, and her nickname was Ritty or Rittie. My Mother told me her name was Ritty and the best I can remember I heard her call her Charity. I had never heard her called Henrietta until some researchers told me that was her name. I dont think there is proof in Pike county where she lived that her name was Henrietta. If so I would like to see it. Some may have confused her with Henrietta (Yates) Crabtree. I am not saying her name was not Henrietta, Ijust haven't found proof. I have seen her name as Henrietta, Charity, Betty, Mary, among others. I was told a story as

A child by my mother that her grandmother was an Indian baby found under a crabapple tree and that is why they called her last name CRABTREE. This is told only as a story and not for truth, and is probablly only another story passed down. I was told by Lawerence Branham, a descendant of James Roberts, Sr., that Ritty came to Pike County from Virginia when she was a little girl in the early 1800's. She and her family came into Ky about the same time the Roberts family did. When she and James Roberts, Jr. were very young, they started dating and having children. They never married but did have several children. In fact James Jr. was married twice and had children by several women according to Lawerence Branham and Rodney Vietschegger, a well known researcher. At any rate the story goes that Ritty left Kentucky in or around 1850 and went back to Virginia. That is about the time my grandfather, James Crabtree came to Virginia and settled on what was later called "Crabtree Fork" which was then in Russell County, later Wise and now Dickenson County, Virginia. Ritty's children was given the name of Crabtree, her maiden name, instead of Roberts. It seems noone has seen hide nor hair of her since she came back to Virginia. She may be buried at the Crabtree cemetery on the old Crabtree farm, Crabtree fork, with no marker. Ritty could not be a child of James Roberts, Jr. as they were about the same age, in fact Jimmy Jr. was probably younger than Ritty. I have the children of Ritty Crabtree, grandchildren, etc. in my book called, "The Crabtree-Stanley Collection, A Memorial." Ancestry Crabtree Message Board 20th June 2008 by Judith Dommergue Hi, I am the ggg grandaughter of Henrietta Ritty Crabtree Roberts. I did a DNA test that is only supposed to pull up the mother to mother DNA and none of the fathers ever. I pulled up Roberts DNA which means that This DNA was already in Henriettas bloodline before she had children with Roberts Jr.Rittys daughter

By Lorie Wylie September 21, 2014 at 10:59:49 In reply to: Henrietta "Ritty" Crabtree b. 1804 Melinda Purkey 6/28/14 Here is all the information I have gathered over the years, and I mean, YEARS of research on Ritty Crabtree. She's a mysterious woman! From what I gather from all the info. below is that... Henrietta Charity Ritty was born a Roberts (DNA Proven). Not sure who the father is... no one is sharing that tidbit. Mother is unknown. She married James Crabtree, who killed a man, there for ran from Virginia and hid out in the hills of Pike County. He was never heard from again. Ritty came to Pike County Kentucky, where the Roberts, her kin, were living. James Crabtree and Ritty had two daughters, Susanna (1821) and Mary Polly (1824). After James disappeared, she started to have babies with James Roberts Jr. He was related to her, but not sure how... probably a cousin.... 1st, 2nd or 3rd. Not sure. They had James (1828), Nancy (1830), JOHN (1833), Elizabeth (1834), Wilson (1835), William (1838), Winna ?, Henry (1842) and Harvey (1844). I descend from James Roberts Jr. and Ritty's son, John Yankee Crabtree and Sarah Ann Keathley. All I can say is good luck and happy hunting!!! GenForum 31 March2000 Richard Cottrell #1150 Henrietta‘Ritta’ Crabtree Confusion There is some confusion on the Henrietta 'Ritta' Crabtrees that are in KY in the 1800's. Wesley Crabtree md. Henrietta 'Ritta' Yates in 1814/1815 Robertson Co., TN. Henrietta Yates born 17 Oct 1794 Sumner Co., TN and died 31 Oct 1852 Calloway Co., KY. F. Thomas Yates M. Rebecca Ragsdale Census Records: Westley Crabtree 1820 Pg. 17 Robertson Co., TN 100110-20010 Wseley Crabtree 1830 Pg. 213 Calloway Co., KY Ritta Crabtree 1850 Pg. 419 Calloway Co., KY Wesley and Ritta (Yates) Crabtree has a son named Thomas Crabtree. Thomas Crabtree 1850 Pg. 417 Calloway Co., KY James Crabtree md. Henrietta 'Ritta' Roberts in 1818/1819 Pike Co., KY. Henrietta 'Ritta' Roberts born 1805 VA and died unknown. James Crabtree is not listed on any census however he is in other Pike Co., records

Ever refer to her as a widow. I know that another researcher told me that her marriage was confirmed to James Robert, Jr in the LDS files and that made it correct. Well the only item that pertains to Ritta Crabtree and James Roberts, Jr in the LDS records is that they were supposedly married in 1820 Pike Co., KY. That record was not taken from any court record it was what someone had submitted. That info seems kind of peculiar since Ritta Crabtree is Ritta Crabtree for 20 plus years in Pike Co., KY and her last child Harvey is a Crabtree born in 1844 KY. It is ironic that you would have stories about a James Crabtree in your family fleeing from VA. You may want to check these records: James Crabtree 1820 Census Pg. 201 Washington Co., VA James Roberts, Jr. 1820 Census Pg. 228 Washington Co., VA A descendent, Bill McKinney, told me several years ago that he thought James Crabtree and Henrietta Roberts married in Pike Co., KY. However I think they married in Washington Co., VA. I also think that Henrietta Crabtree is the daughter of the James Roberts, Jr. in Washington Co., VA. Richard GenForum from Marlene Perry 24 April 2000 #1201 reply to Rick Cottrell’s Henrietta ‘Ritta’ Confusion I have researched Henrietta "Ritty" Crabtree since 1976. She is definetly not the one in Callaway Co, Ky. Her parents are definetly not Yates. From what my Gr. Aunt told me her Grandfather, John, son of Ritty, and her father in law, Henry, son of Ritty they all BaseBorn as she put it. (born out of wedlock). My Grandmother even said they were Baseborn. My gr.Grandfather, Henry, was not a very reputable man and he switched the names of his parents on his 2nd marriage in Law. Co. Ohio. He put his parents as James Crabtree and Henrietta Roberts. My Gr. Aunt told me of a brother they had by the name of Daniel Roberts. He was a half brother. I have a letter from a Lawrence Branham of Pike Co. Ky confirming this

Elizabeth Crabtree Roberts married William Ratliff and moved to Mo. and their daughter Amanda Annie Louisa Ratliff was my g grandmother. The story is true on Ritty and Roberts Jr. He fathered 63 children with 2 wives and 3 consorts. Ritty was his consort. WE have proven our ancestory through Price and Assoc of Utah. Ancestry Crabtree Message Board 7 January 2003 by Jack Crabtree I have a Susanna Crabtree that was married to Peter Johnson. Her mother was Henrietta Crabtree, father not known. The children of Henrietta are: 1. Susanna Crabtree, b. Dec. 4, 1821 2. Mary "Polly" Crabtree, b. 1824 3. James S. Crabtree, b. June 1828 4. Nancy Crabtree, b. 1825-1830 5. John Crabtree, b. Feb. 13, 1833 (my g.g.g.-grandfather) 6. Elizabeth Crabtree, b. 1834 7. Wilson Crabtree, b. 1835 8. William Crabtree, b. 1838 9. Winna Crabtree, (no information) 10. Henry Crabtree, b. Aug. 18, 1842 11. Harvey Crabtree, b. Feb. 3, 1844 Supposedly the father of her children from James on was John Robert Jr. of Pike County, they were not married. When Susanna and Peter were married, the consent that was signed by Henrietta Crabtree and John Robert Sr. stating..."a girl I raised since birth". Peter was born about 1820 and died Feb. 2, 1893. After Susanna died Peter married Cynthia Ann Alexander in Missouri. They are found in the 1860 and 1870 Reynolds Co., Missouri census. I have more info if this is your Susanna and Peter. Jack Crabtree Ancestry Comment on Spears Family Tree Henrietta Charity Crabtree: This is my GGG Grandmother. We do know who her father was for certain! She and her two younger siblings were left with WM.Ratliff SR. as her guardian and it is WM.Ratliff that placed her with James Roberts.Later WM. SR. son marries Charity"s daughter Elizabeth Mattie Crabtree.She died in Iron County Mo. We put My GG Grandparents Photos on the Roberts family tree on ancestory . com. The last child born to GGG grandfather Family Cousins!Understand that the Roberts,Crabtree,Ratliff, all have Cherokee Blood in several of the grandmothers.When a Cherokee woman no longer felt her