Sandy, your note below: It is almost a certainty the William, Golden, Robert, etc., listed in Jack's note are the descendents of William Crosthwait and Milley Golding...Their son William had a son Robert who married Anna Stultz and Robert's brother Golden married Anna Pinnigar. Your Samuel Crosswhite researcher, Jack Crosswhite, is on the right track in Washington County, VA. I believe at least Robert and Golden are buried in Washington County, VA... I believe Dr. Frank S. Crosswhite told me that. Please have your correspondent contact me and I will share what I know about this particular family. Burt Sandy81410 wrote: > > Recently found another Crosswhite researcher and this is what he has on his > family. Maybe someone out there can give us a clue to how these fit into the > N.C. Crosswhites that we know about. > > This is from Jack Crosswhite: > > Sandy, my grandfathers name was Samuel G. Crosswhite, born in Washington, Co. > Va. around 1876. I haven't been able to find the name of his father or mother, > however I have just started the search. In the Virginia 1880 census there is > the Golden Crosswhite family. Goden is listed as age 47 with birth place as > North Carolina wife, Elizabeth, age 45, and born in Virginia. Children listed > as being born in Virginia are as follows: William, age 21; Robert, age 15; > Milton, age 14; Rachel, age 12; Augustus, age 7; Lucy, age 5; Kate, age 3; and > Emma, one month. Information that I have from another source, is that Golden's > father is Robert Crosswhite, born about 1790 and that Roberts wife is Cherokee > Indian named Annia (although the census of 1850 lists her as "Nancy"). Their > three children are: Sarah, age 22; Golden age 19; and Francis, age 25. Francis > is a male. Robert moved from Surry County, N.C. to Washington Co. VA. > > He gave me the name of his source but the aol.com address is not longer a > working e-mail address and have been unable to contact his source. I have > written him to see if he has another address for him. > > Sandy Stith