George Lewis Crigler - Consistency Check:

5 hours straight of completing and resolving the outstanding merges in that chunk of tree and I think I've cleaned up the consistency issues...

Excellent, Donald Franklin Colvin!
I ran into several DIFFERENT George Lewis Crigler and now am curious about all of them :)

I think more merging in the future is at hand but I see the Smart copy from Ancestry is from the tree of a researcher/Ancestry user who appears to be African American. This is likely a Germanna line if correct because Ludwick Lewis Crigler is Germanna but I do not know if and where the line becomes African American and am very interested in helping if I can

Let me find his Geni profile I worked on that matches yours: Major Ludwig Lewis Crigler for https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/59712345/person/40...

Can't find him yet...
Here is the Germanna link:
http://germannafamily.org/getperson.php?personID=I099078&tree=t...
It is available by subscription but putting it here will help me find it again.

I mean putting this link here will help me find it

Martha Crigler I inherited when a Geni user uploaded Gedcom and then left. I have been merging profiles. Her note for Mary says 1870 census. Race Black

Here is a link to the 1870 census for them on Ancestry viewer
They are both listed B with W neighbors and is why I hesitated to work on the line when I saw them but now seeing the profile for Mary, it is indeed one of the African American Germanna descendants! Eureka!
AND they are in the Germanna database.
I wonder if there is more I can learn about them...
Census showed George as 44 from Virginia and Martha as 28 from Kentucky. Their three children shown at Germanna are listed on this profile already of course but they are in this census.
Two families down is an Utterback. I am aware of a African American Utterback line. I already have her line in Geni and can revisit but right now I am working in the further back generations from 1714 and 1717 unless I run into a yellow triangle along the way.
This makes my day :)

https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/7163/images/427371...

I propose moving George to an unknown mother.
He is "black"
His father was a slave owner.
He is listed at Germanna on the database and I am hoping to get this updated.
This is from the Germanna database for Lovell:
Madison County, Virginia 1820 Federal Census, p 101 Lovell Crigler 1 male age 0-9 1 male age 16-25 2 females age 0-9 1 female age 26-44 4 slaves

June 1835 Lovell and Mary Crigler joined the Robinson River Baptist Church. They were baptized in the Robinson River just opposite Weaver's Mill. (Crigler-Kreigler Genealogy 1660-1966, 41).
1836 moved to Monroe County, Missouri (Crigler-Kreigler Genealogy 1660-1966, 41.).

Monroe County, Missouri 1850 Federal Census p 134A, District 59, Dwelling ?, Family 846
Polly Crigler 46 F $1000 Virginia
Sarah E. Crigler 22 F Virginia
Robert Crigler 18 M Farmer Virginia

Per Germanna:
It appears that the George Crigler who married Martha may have been owned by Joel Crigler (30 Dec 1789 – 26 Dec 1869). The George Crigler listed on this draft registration is of similar age to the George Crigler of the 1870 Census with wife Martha.