Somehow I had a time getting the address right that would work on this address. I am checking this out to make sure it will work this time. Max http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/la+index+111092104954863+F

Sorry that the site did not work on that address . See if this one will work: http://searches.rootswev.com/cgi=bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/la+index+11092104954863+F

Thought I would post this again in case anyone has info on these names ( my family line) need parents, siblings and any other ancestorsof the following:. James Crofford , b 8 Feb 1853 in Indiana (Possibly Indianapolis) d 16 April 1917, Dallas Co, Arkansas buried here also in Temperence Hill Cemetary married 1st Adeline Brock on 27 March 1899 in Jefferson County, Arkansas 2nd Florence Rebecca Hammond on 20 August 1899 in Dallas County, Arkansas. .

Henry F Crofford born 15 Oct 1881 died 25 Aug 1906 - Union Cemetary, Union County, Mississippi located just off Hwy 30 ,3 miles east of New Albany Found the following names in the veterens List of 1812 which was from the "Louisiana in the War of 1812" written by Powell Casey. assress where this is found is http://c=23rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/la/war1812/veterans/1812sha.txt. George Crawford James Crofford d 3/3 1815

Found these marriage records in Calhoun County, Florida Book 1 dated 1862-1900 Crawford, George W. to Nancy E Scroggins on 5 July 1866 page 14 Crawford, Henry to Matha Smith on 15 August 1893 page 233 Hope someone can use this. Max

I am curious to know if the 2nd Alexander you mention is brother to Andrew of Botetourt Co. VA, husband of Jane Weirs. The Alexander I seek may have lived in Overton Co. TN. Any connection? Thanks for your response. Gwendolyn Melton>pengwen@thegrid.net< "William N. Crawford" wrote: > I am seeking the ancestors of ALEXANDER BELL CRAWFORD, born abt 1765, died abt 1790. His son, ALEXANDER BELL CRAWFORD II, was born 5-3-1790 in KY, died 4-27-1876 in Carlisle, KY. I have information about several of his descendants, will be happy to share. TIA for any help you can give me. > ive me.

Hello, thought I would post this and see if any one recognizes these names here in WV. No one seems to be researching this line at all. Descendants of George Crawford Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE1 CRAWFORD died Bef. 1828. He married (1) ? Bef. 1825. He married (2) PERMELIA BROWN May 04, 1825 in Mason co., W(VA), daughter of ? BROWN and ? CANTRELL. She was born December 16, 1806 in VA, and died May 31, 1857 in Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). Children of GEORGE CRAWFORD and ? are: 2. i. JOHN B.2 CRAWFORD. ii. GEORGE CRAWFORD. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN B.2 CRAWFORD (GEORGE1) He married MATILDA J. YATES. Children of JOHN CRAWFORD and MATILDA YATES are: 3. i. JERRY3 CRAWFORD. 4. ii. GEORGE WILLIAM CRAWFORD, b. 1851; d. 1907, Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). 5. iii. MARIA CRAWFORD. 6. iv. JAMES CRAWFORD. v. LAVENIA CRAWFORD. vi. JOHN F. CRAWFORD, b. 1853; d. 1854, Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). Generation No. 3 3. JERRY3 CRAWFORD (JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) He married IDA DODD in Huntington, Cabell Co., WV. Children of JERRY CRAWFORD and IDA DODD are: i. HALLIE4 CRAWFORD. ii. BERT CRAWFORD. iii. THELMA CRAWFORD. iv. FRANK CRAWFORD. 4. GEORGE WILLIAM3 CRAWFORD (JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) was born 1851, and died 1907 in Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). He married ELINOR MCDANIEL. She was born 1853, and died 1933 in Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). Children of GEORGE CRAWFORD and ELINOR MCDANIEL are: 7. i. FLORENCE4 CRAWFORD. 8. ii. AMY CRAWFORD. 9. iii. GEORGIA CRAWFORD, b. 1885; d. 1962. iv. JOHN J. CRAWFORD, b. 1887; d. 1946, Winfield, Putnam co., W(VA). v. ALDA CRAWFORD. vi. BILL CRAWFORD. vii. MATILDA CRAWFORD. viii. HERBERT CRAWFORD. 5. MARIA3 CRAWFORD (JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) She married MARTIN PECK. Children of MARIA CRAWFORD and MARTIN PECK are: i. LYLE4 PECK. ii. RAYMOND PECK. iii. MARGARET PECK. iv. VIRGINIA PECK. v. IRENE PECK. vi. RUTH PECK. 6. JAMES3 CRAWFORD (JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) Children of JAMES CRAWFORD are: i. CARL4 CRAWFORD. ii. CLAUDE CRAWFORD. iii. MAUDE CRAWFORD. Generation No. 4 7. FLORENCE4 CRAWFORD (GEORGE WILLIAM3, JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) She married JOHN BURNSIDE. Children of FLORENCE CRAWFORD and JOHN BURNSIDE are: i. MAURINE5 BURNSIDE, m. JOHN HANSON. ii. NADINE RACHAEL BURNSIDE, m. ? BAILS. iii. JOSEPH NEWTON BURNSIDE, m. ALMA BIAS. iv. JOHN LYLE BURNSIDE. 8. AMY4 CRAWFORD (GEORGE WILLIAM3, JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) She married ROBERT DOBBS. Children of AMY CRAWFORD and ROBERT DOBBS are: i. VIRGINIA5 DOBBS. ii. RONALD DOBBS. 9. GEORGIA4 CRAWFORD (GEORGE WILLIAM3, JOHN B.2, GEORGE1) was born 1885, and died 1962. She married CHARLES FEWELL. Children of GEORGIA CRAWFORD and CHARLES FEWELL are: i. DELPHIA5 FEWELL, m. WILLIAM WALTERS. ii. JAMES ADAM, b. 1913; d. 1926. iii. MAURICE JACKSON FEWELL, b. 1914; d. 1988. iv. MARGARET FEWELL, m. ? CAIN. v. MAXWELL DELAFIELD "TARP" FEWELL.

I have heard of it, and tried to get it through interlibrary loan, but my library was unable to find it available anywhere. If anyone has it, please let me know how I could obtain a copy. Marty Lester lorilester@sprintmail.com TCraw2000@aol.com wrote: > Have any of you heard of a book by Robert Crawford "The Crawfords of > Donegal > and how they came there" 1886 Dublin. > > Thomas Crawford > > South-East Michigan U.S.A

Looking for one of the pieces to my genealogy puzzle. Polly Mary Crawford was born in SC. about 1870. She married Alfred Stewart Aug 13, 1820 in Clarke Co. GA., living most of her adult life there. This is about all I have on her, if any ones knows of this family please contact me any consideration would be appreciated. Sam Stewart at mfript@worldnet.att.net Thanks in advance Sam Stewart

A forward from another mail list. Can anyone help Margaret? If so, please respond to her in message # 5. Wanda

>From Robert L Crawford, Our family history has been traced back to William J. Crawford my g-grandfather. William was born in Virginia January 18, 1827 and lived in Rockingham County where he worked as a farmer and a tailor. He died January 22, 1904. Does anyone have any information on William or his parents. Robert L Crawford

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Have any of you heard of a book by Robert Crawford "The Crawfords of Donegal and how they came there" 1886 Dublin. Thomas Crawford South-East Michigan U.S.A

This is the second time I have sent this message, the first solicited some responses, but no additional information on the subject. Hopefully, this time someone new to the list out there has some background knowledge and they can pass it on to the rest of us. I have just returned from a couple of weeks visiting in Scotland. One of the more elusive locations, as far as finding much information about, is the family of Crawfords that came from Kilbirnie and moved near Struthers and Cupar in the Kingdom of Fife. This is not my family line, as my interest was more in seeing where they lived and viewing the edifice involved. It has been referred to, as the Crawford Lodge, Priory and others. The small amount of information that I have is as listed below and I am in hopes someone can provide any additional material. I have seen and have taken pictures of this ruin and if anyone is interested, contact me on private email and I can send you a copy in Jpg format. In Kilbirnie....... [1] The Fourth Viscount George Crawfurd succeeded as the 21st Earl of Crawford upon the death of John Earl of Lindsay, 20th Earl of Crawford. He married December 26th, 1755, Jane Hamilton the daughter of Robert Hamilton, of Bourker Hill. He lived in Kilbirnie Castle until it burned in 1757 and was never rebuilt.. The family then move to and resided in Fifeshire near Struthers. He died at Crawford Lodge, on the 11th of August, 1781 and was succeeded by his eldest son, George, as the 22nd Earl of Crawford who died in 1808 unmarried and the line ceased to exist. [2] I also received from another contact, information that was included in a book written in the late 1890's. It states the following. CRAWFORD PRIORY: a mansion in the North of Cults parish central Fife near the right bank of the Eden, 3 miles South West of Cupar. Built in 1813 by Lady Mary Lindsay Crawford who in 1808 had succeeded to the Crawford Lindsay estates on the death of her brother the 22nd Earl of Crawford. It was originally a splendid castel-lated edifice in the Gothic style but fell into neglect and dilapidation till in 1871-72 it was thoroughly renovated and enlarged. A carriage porch and vestibule being then erected at the south entrance and a Gothic tower and spire 115 feet high at the East side, whilst a portion of the interior was converted into a private Episcopal chapel. To me, even in ruins it is a magnificent looking edifice and must have been very impressive in its prime. Any assistance will be appreciated.....Mike Crawford......... Montana

Yes, Cheryl, you made it. And it reminds me that it's about time I hauled out all the Crawford documents that I have accumulated and found that they are not my family. So, I have these documents, and will gladly send copies to anyone who cares to claim them (have an urge to hold on to the originals, just in case more than one person can claim them): War of 1812 Pension file for Elijah Crawford of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; wife Elenor Voris married on 25 March 1815; Bounty Land 41135-40-50 and 53667-120-55; soldier died 10 December 1868 Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Probate record of will of Arthur Crawford dated 11 September 1871; Muskingum County, Ohio; very difficult to read. Will of William Crawford probated April 1837 in Muskingum, Ohio; mentions daughter Jane, son William, son John, son Hugh, daughter Sarah, daughter Elizabeth, daughter Margaret; very difficult to read. Will of another William Crawford, 1834, Muskinghum, Ohio mentions sister Jane Crawford; also very difficult to read. If I can decipher these last three wills, I will transcribe them for the list. Paula Naujalis, IBSSG Proud Donor to Rootsweb Paula's Modest Genealogy Homepage http://cyber.wmis.net/~naujalis

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I sent a message yesterday after joining this list and it was returned. Paula had to forward it for me. Thank you, Paula! Did i make it this time. I haven't recieved and mail from the list so I was curious!!! Thanks, Cheryl

Can someone give Cheryl a lead? Thanks! Paula Hello. My name is Cheryl Johnson. I found this mailing list and since I am a a "break" in my own workk which has been coming along wonderfully!!!! I take a break to come back refreshed and "hopefully" with new ideas, and while I am break, I want to surprise my sister with some work and information on her fathers line. My sister never knew her father. We have little information about him or his family. I'll tell you what I have and would LOVE to hear from anyone with ideas and/or information. Her father's name was Harold Alvin CRAWFORD, he was born 07/16/22 in (we think) St. Joseph, MO. And he died 06/24/71 in Kansas City. We know he served in the military, which? we don't know. He has a brother, Lester CRAWFORD b. 09/02/27. Lester was married to Emma BAILEY. Their parent were Raymond CRAWFORD, b. 1896 and died 1969. and Delorus May (either) WOODS or VIRGIL. She was born 1901 and died 1956. That is all we know. We do know that Harold had other children before he met our mother. No idea where they are. Harold and our mother were not married. He was much older than our mother. So, her half siblings would be much older also. Their names are possibly Cathy, Mark, Judy and Hester???? Raymond (above) died in St. Joseph also. Any help would be welcomed!! Cheryl Cher1John@aol.com

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In honor of our mother Pauline CRAWFORD RAMSEY's 80th birthday on Oct. 19, 1999, my sisters & I would like to have as many people as possible send her a birthday greeting. Although snail-mailed cards are preferred, you can also send an e-mail greeting. We will present them to her at an open house celebration in her honor in early October. Snail-mail cards to: Mrs. Pauline C. Ramsey, P.O. Box 99048, Stockton, CA 95209-0048 E-mail (no file attachments can be received at this address) to: Pauline_C_Ramsey@juno.com Mom is the daughter of Pearl Collins & Ralph Wm. Crawford; granddaughter of Lulu Austin & Wm. Henry Crawford; great-granddaughter of Patience Shaw & James B. Crawford (Jr); great-great-granddaughter of Elizabeth Robbins & James B. Crawford (Sr), and great-great-great-granddaughter of Martha Cooper & Wm. Crawford. Thanks very much! Marilyn Nickless & sisters Carol & Celeste