Crowe - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Washington Parish, LA, Crow(e)s

maacamarata — 2010-03-21 22:43:21Z

John L. Crow 1819- 1899 m. Nancy Strahn
James Oscar Crow 1874-1958 m. Margriett Mariette Myles
Otto Charles Crow 1900-1969 m. Belva Zulean Varnado
Conrad James Crowe 1922-2003 m. Georgia Laphate Morgan

I know very little about John L. and would like to know where this line comes from.

Re: Mansfield Crowe

Sharon5701 — 2010-03-18 22:44:57Z

I am also descended from Mansfield Crowe via his son, Benjamin F. Crowe. Checking the 1860 census for Washington Co., Ky, it is noted that Mary E. Crow(e) is listed with Mary A. Crow, who was head of the household. Per "Names in Genealogy: Their Origin & Meaning. . ." by Dr. Penelope Christensen, Nancy was often a nickname for someone named Anne. Mary Ann may well have been called "Nancy". Hope to hear from you.

Re: Mansfield Crowe

britt40033 — 2010-03-18 01:23:43Z

I AM ALSO A DESCENDANT OF MANSFIELD CROWE. I AM HAVING DIFFICULTY FINDING INFORMATION ON HIM AND OTHERS IN THE TREE. IF ANYONE WOULD BE WILLING TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH ME, I WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. I AM DESCENDED FROM HIS DAUGHTER MARY E CROW COULTER, AND ON HER MARRIAGE BOND IT HAS HER MOTHER LISTED AS NANCY CROWE WHICH EVIDENTLY CAN NOT BE! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR KINDNESS, I AM EAGER TO BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH EACH OF YOU! THANKS, BRITTANY

George A. Crowe b.1870

pfazakerley1 — 2010-02-28 15:19:58Z

Looking for information on George Albert Crowe b.1870, Norfolk, England. He arrived in Montreal Canada in May 1887 on the ship 'Victoria' heading for Napean.

Re: Crow(E)''s from Argyll Co., Scotland

huckaberry19 — 2010-02-21 20:50:01Z

I am looking for Charles Crowe as well. We were told he was from Ireland/Scotland and that he married a Sally Terpenning. There is a story that he was cutting down a tree and it fell on him killing him. When pregnant Sally saw his body she went into labor, delivered her baby and then died two days later. We are at a dead end with the Crowe name and could use any help we can get. I did an inquire through Ireland since that was the assumed location of his birth. This is the letter I got back. Anything sound familiar?

Casey,
Thank you for your valued enquiry,

We have identified the Crowe family, including Charles, on census returns from Summit NY for the years 1820, 1830, 1840 and finally 1850 just after the death of Charles. Furthermore, we have discovered a death record for Charles which also features his wife's demise just a few days after Charles's sudden death. This record provides a cause of death for Charles and his wife, and crucially confirms that Charles was born in Ireland. Another interesting aspect of this record is Charles' age at death which indicates that he was born a little before 1804, contrary to published reports by other researchers.

By using a revised DOB for Charles, I was also able to detect a reference to an emigration sailing from the north of Ireland dating from the 1820's. Unfortunately, I cannot locate any definitive records for Charles' baptism in Ireland.

We can offer you copies of any of the four census returns from Summit NY in return for a research fee of €10 (euros) per document, and the death record is available for €20. If you purchased the full set of these records for €60, then we would also send you the reference to research the possible arrival of Charles in the USA in the 1820's, which you can then investigate further by contacting the relevant US archives office.

I look forward to your instructions.
Regards,
Gerard
www.irishancestryresearch
Nollaig Shona Duit

Re: Margaret Crowe (Loftus)

huckaberry19 — 2010-02-21 20:48:09Z

I am looking for Charles Crowe as well. We were told he was from Ireland/Scotland and that he married a Sally Terpenning. There is a story that he was cutting down a tree and it fell on him killing him. When pregnant Sally saw his body she went into labor, delivered her baby and then died two days later. If you hear from Valerie would you let me know? We are at a dead end with the Crowe name and could use any help we can get. I did an inquire through Ireland since that was the assumed location of his birth. This is the letter I got back. Maybe your grandmother was related to him through maybe a brother of my Charles Crowe? Anything is possible.

Casey,
Thank you for your valued enquiry,

We have identified the Crowe family, including Charles, on census returns from Summit NY for the years 1820, 1830, 1840 and finally 1850 just after the death of Charles. Furthermore, we have discovered a death record for Charles which also features his wife's demise just a few days after Charles's sudden death. This record provides a cause of death for Charles and his wife, and crucially confirms that Charles was born in Ireland. Another interesting aspect of this record is Charles' age at death which indicates that he was born a little before 1804, contrary to published reports by other researchers.

By using a revised DOB for Charles, I was also able to detect a reference to an emigration sailing from the north of Ireland dating from the 1820's. Unfortunately, I cannot locate any definitive records for Charles' baptism in Ireland.

We can offer you copies of any of the four census returns from Summit NY in return for a research fee of €10 (euros) per document, and the death record is available for €20. If you purchased the full set of these records for €60, then we would also send you the reference to research the possible arrival of Charles in the USA in the 1820's, which you can then investigate further by contacting the relevant US archives office.

I look forward to your instructions.
Regards,
Gerard
www.irishancestryresearch
Nollaig Shona Duit

Re: Crowe Family

Kentuckylady62 — 2010-02-09 23:21:22Z

Thank you for the complement, I have been compiling this information for a long time. Please contact me through my direct email Kentucky_lady_62@yahoo.com maybe we can connect our families.

Re: Crowe Family

balburns — 2010-02-05 13:17:06Z

Dear Jason,
Thank you for your quick response. I am very respectful of your reluctance. My journey into family history research began in 2002 with my father's line, Logsdon. I feel satisfied that I have adequately documented our lineage.

I most enjoy the old fashioned research of sifting through archives. Some internet genealogy information I'm skeptical about. I like evidence (land grants, census, wills, etc.) However, since I will not be able to visit Virginia for awhile to research Crowe, I've resorted to the internet.

The Crowe information you posted is the most indepth I've seen for my line. It includes counties and dates. These clues can lead to possible discovery of other information when I can personally go to those counties. My intent with any information you may kindly share is only for family information to be shared with my siblings. Our mother died two years ago and I am doing this in her honor. I am compiling our family tree and including history of the area and times where our family migrated.

My direct email is balburns@bellsouth.net.

Frankly, I'm envious you have such a wonderful treasure of family history!

I look forward to your response.

Kindest Regards,
Bonny Logsdon Burns

Re: Crowe Family

jolin008 — 2010-02-05 05:49:43Z

I recieved the information directly from my Great Uncle who is a direct decendant in the line and had the original papers that had been handed down since they were made. I would be willing to share information with you if I knew for exactly what purpose you were doing this research. I must tell you I am reluctant as I felt entrusted with the record at teh time and was able to copy down what I could even though I was not one of his direct sons.

Jason C. Olin

Re: Crowe Family

balburns — 2010-02-04 16:22:45Z

The Crowe family sheet you spoke of is no longer available. Would you be willing to email it to me? I am researching the ancestry of Robert Crowe (b. 1750 Wythe Co., VA, D. 1832, Roane Co., TN).

Thank you,
Bonny Logsdon Burns

Obituary of Miss Lucy Crowe (May 18, 1885 - June 26, 1908)

balburns — 2010-01-30 21:06:35Z

Transcription of original newspaper obit found in family papers of James E. Crowe's grandaughter, Mary Florence Wall. Sarah Lucy Crowe's death record said she died of a fever.

transcribed by Bonny Logsdon Burns.

Obituary of Miss Lucy Crowe

By the death of Miss Lucy Crow a wide circle of admiring friends were greatly shocked and her family thrown into the greatest of sorrows.
Her brief though eventful life came to an end at 4:15 a.m., June 26, 1908. She was born May 18, 1885, being at the time of her death a little over 20 years of age. She was the youngest child of Mr. & Mrs. G.W. Crowe of Claypool, Warren county, Kentucky…….(illegible sentence…) Three sisters, Mrs. J.R. Thomas of Nebraska, Mrs. J. E. Howell of Alabama and Miss Georgia, who resides with the parents. Two brothers, Mr. Lloyd and Mr. J.E. Crowe of Warren county. The funeral service was conducted at Rocky Baptist church by Rev. Walter Maybald of Scottsville, Kentucky, and the body laid to rest in the cemetery of the above church. The scripture lesson was Job the 14th chapter and Psalm 15:13.
Miss Lucy died just as she was entering the threshold of greater promise and achievement. Earlier prospects were maturing into greater prospects and an uncommonly bright future seemed to be unfolding before her. The greatest hope of her future was based upon the beauty and nobility of her character.
Unmeasured prospects were folded within the loveliness of her nature together with her aptness as a student and teacher. Her life was an expression and verification of these inner possessions. Her countenance was beautiful, radiant, inspired cheerfulness and hope and upheld the purity of the heart. She bore in her eye and upon her brow an expression of childlike innocence and sincerity. Courage and modesty, strength and humility, cheerfulness and dignity were happily balanced and blended in her nature and portrayed in her life. An unassuming winning uplifting influence radiated from her life like light from its center. Her beautiful spirit nature was so thinly veiled and her wealth of character endowments and energy of expression so pronounced that none who met her could fail to be impressed by them.
She had an exceedingly rare faculty for making and holding friends. She won, she held, and that by the silent influence of a guileless heart and an irreproachable life. The charm of her personality, the brilliancy of her intellect, the loveliness of her nature, the sincerity of her demeanor took hold on you and held you her admiring and abiding friend. She was unconsciously impressive. The dignity and it might be said the stateliness of her figure together with the beauty of her countenance made her attractive and impressive. You did not forget her. You admiringly remembered her and spoke of her intelligence, the loveliness of her young womanhood and prophesied of her bright and glorious future. Thus you were her friend at sight. In fact, to see her was to admire her, to know her was to love her, to know her better was to love her more, and those who knew her best and longest admired and loved her most.
As a teacher, Miss Lucy had an unexcelled record. She seems to have given perfect satisfaction wherever she taught. She had created for herself a demand and her services were earnestly sought. She entered the Western Kentucky State Normal at Bowling Green last January as a student. The faculty seeing her rare adaptation to the work of a teacher sought and secured her services. Here was was greatly appreciated. To the love and esteem of those who recited to her, her room was called the “Crow’s Nest,” a name given by her to the parental residence. Here she did her last work as a teacher on June 5, taking her bed within a few days.
Her success as a student and teacher may be attributed largely to the two thoughts suggested by the following notes found among her apapers after her death:
“Remember: Interest is always the mainspring of attention. To put your whole self into your work. If it is anything but dishwashing.”
Her efforts at self improvement through self-government and unselfishness to others are seen in her following resolutions:
“Resolved: To control my temper. To govern my tongue. To look on the sunny side of life. To be cheerful and make others cheerful. To be thoughtful and kind to others. To work with greater vim than ever. To be of some use in the world. To improve myself in every way. To keep my chin up and not be discouraged if I should once err from my resolution.”
(illegible sentence)….work as a teacher and her conception of the relation of the school room in the National life as seen in the following notes:
“Whatever you would have appear in the life of the Nation you must put into the school. Common schools are held accountable for the majority of the weaknesses and shortcomings of the National life.”
Whether these notes were original or not the selections show the impressions they made on her mind and the trend of her efforts in her schoolroom.
Miss Lucy had never united with any church. She made a profession of religion early in life and feeling she had not lived up to her religious duty she renewed her profession in her sixteenth year. Thereafter she remained more active in devotional exercises. However, being very highly conscientious and having what many might call an abnormal conception of Christian duty and failing to measure up to her ideals in some instances she wavered at times in her profession. Yet there was no interruption of private devotion and she was a regular attendant at public worship. Many of her closest friends regarded her as a exemplary and beautiful Christian. Whatever there may be of hesitancy and doubt in her mind gave way during her sickness. As the veil of flesh between her and her Savior grew thinner her faith grew stronger and she not only died in peace of mind, but very happy. The last demonstration of her future prospects will not be forgotten by those who were present.
The end came in greatest ease. There was not the twitching of a muscle and the breathing was easy and unclogged. It was repose in death.
Miss Lucy died in virgin purity – in the flower age of her young womanhood; not a shadow anywhere mars the beauty of her life or the splendor of her reputation; she leaes and honorable and enviable reputation as a standard example to her friends and as a lasting comfort to her loved ones; a life though brief, yet intense, active and full of effort rewarded by worthy attainments she leaves the world unacquainted with its deeper sorrows or weightier troubles only as she endeavored to share them through sympathy with others; lovely, lovable, Sarah Lucy Crowe, farewell.

Ethridge Crowe and Mildred Wiest Crowe

hwiest — 2010-01-30 18:44:17Z

Am looking for info on the family of Ethridge and Mildred Wiest Crowe who lived in the Loveland, Colorado area. I believe that they had 3 children: Chester, Orville, and Barbara.

Re: Crowes of PA (James) Nova Scotia

ItsAllRelative — 2010-01-24 14:01:21Z

Yes, that is as far back as I have gone too.

Crowe from Ky

amandarc1983 — 2010-01-18 23:41:56Z

I am looking for William Thomas Crowe, born 1896, who married Lillie May Huff. They resided in Northern Ky. Also, if anyone knows any Crowes from the Kenton County, Ky. area I may also be able to research through these names. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Crowe Bowers connection

carlarentfrokirby81 — 2010-01-12 08:09:08Z

I am looking for Bowers that came from Tn.Grandfather's name Woodrow wilson bowers.Grandmothers name Blonnie edithe crowe.Had thirteen children i have some names wish I had more.I need info on thier parents,and so on,anyone that can help please email;indiancreekjewelry@gmail.Or can post here.But faster response with email.My name is carla,my mothers name was charlotte.Thank you.

Re: Crowe/Crow famliy of Western Maryland

C_Vivier — 2010-01-07 21:58:00Z

Yes I have information on the Trimble family who settled in Allegany County, Maryland. Which line are you researching? One of the last descendants still resides on the family homestead in Mount Savage. They have preserved it as a museum which they call Evergreen which I have visted many times. In the past two years they have created a Hertiage center there. They have a website http://www.evergreenheritagecenter.org where there is some family info posted. I also have some family trees I can share. You may contact me at carolvivier@ca.rr.com.

Carol

Re: Crowe/Crow famliy of Western Maryland

valimor — 2010-01-06 05:56:27Z

Hello,

We are searching for any information about Maryland Trimbles. Our branch seems to go to Maryland, and that's where it stops. If you have any information or resources, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you-Valerie S

Re: Trying to find Crowes

photobuggy — 2009-12-31 04:22:27Z

Teresa you and I are looking for the same Crowe Family. My gg grandfather is Thomas Crow,b: 1863 d: 1947! Oscar is my g grandfather's (Claud) brother. My grandfather was S.T. Crowe and my mother Dorothy Crowe is his daughter. My uncle still lives in Jacks Creek.

I just started researching the Crowe family and my mother and I visited for a few hours today going over pictures and she was telling me thinks that happen when she was younger.

I would love to share info with you.

Re: George Crowe / Crow

lefteez6 — 2009-12-25 07:35:30Z

hi evelyn,
i think i might be the decendent on christopher crow/crowe. can you give me any more information on more recent decendents of yours...i will be able to tell if we are on the same side. if you want to write me through personal email that would be great...witchez6@msn.com

thanks, michelle

CROWE Gail 1926-2009 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-12-16 14:55:21Z

CANFIELD, Ohio – Gail Crowe, 83, passed away at 5:35 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 14, 2009, at the Hospice House in Poland, Ohio.

Mrs. Crowe was born on Aug. 19, 1926, in Beaver Township, the daughter of the late Donald White and LaRue (Lynn) White.

Gail was a graduate of the Salem Ohio City School of Nursing and worked as a registered nurse at South Side Hospital and also for the Planned Parenthood Association. She retired from Dr. Hovanic’s office in Youngstown, Ohio in 1978.

Mrs. Crowe was a member of the Paradise United Church of Christ, where she served as a member of the cemetery board, past president and member of the consistory and as an adult Sunday school teacher.

Gail enjoyed sports and reading.

Mrs. Crowe was preceded in death on Feb. 12, 1983, by her husband, Dale R. Crowe, whom she married on Jan. 16, 1948.

Gail is survived by one daughter, Polly A. (David) Evans of Woodsfield, Ohio; one granddaughter, Shannon (Branndon) Kelley of Columbus, Ohio; and one great-grandson, Jackson David Kelley.

A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 18, 2009, at the Paradise United Church of Christ with the Rev. Steve Geitgey officiating.

Burial will be at Paradise Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009, at the Seederly-Mong & Beck Funeral Home in North Lima, Ohio and one hour prior to the service at the church, from 10 to 11 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 18, 2009.

Friends may visit www.seederly-mongandbeck.com to view this obituary, sign the guest register or send private condolences.

Crowe DNA Study

dnagold — 2009-12-01 15:55:40Z

Family Tree DNA of Houston TX is offering our Crow/Crowe/Crowley/Kroh and variant spellings customers great savings on testing through the end of Dec 2009. Would make a great gift for you or someone in your family wanting to take a family history trip of a life time without leaving home.

Here is the link to join the Crow DNA project in it's 7th year next month with over 250 testers tested and identifying 19 different Crow families living in the world today; https://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Crow

Ernest Crowe Teacher

ClarissaMorrison — 2009-11-23 03:58:57Z

I am trying to find someone who descends from an Ernest Crowe who taught in Cowlitz Co. WA probably in the late 1890's. I believe he may have moved to Portland OR after that. I have numerous photos of him that I would like to share if I can connect to someone in the right family. I do not know where he was born.

Re: Crowe's of Colorado

JoanAddison143 — 2009-11-12 00:33:09Z

Angus Nieto was born in Dodge City, Ks I have resources advising how many children and other family memebers she had.

Re: Crowes of PA (James) Nova Scotia

lakelanderles1 — 2009-10-26 21:58:02Z

my great great great ###### father is james crowe b1715 from the hopwell 6 sons 1 daugther

Re: Crowes In VA

danielsmom81 — 2009-10-26 20:19:52Z

Has anyone heard of Christine Mannie (not sure of spelling) that was married to Alfred Crowe? Would have been in Floyd or Franklin County Virginia?

alexander crowe

confusediam — 2009-10-24 18:38:48Z

Hello
I am looking for info on an Alexander Crowe from Belfast in Northern Ireland i think he went to America via Canada he had mail sent to a New York address 509 West 25 street.. the letters i have from him are dated 18?? he also served as ships carpenter on board USS Dictator and mentions being in Key West anybody out there know how to find out more about him as i dont know if he stayed in the US or came home.

Re: William or John Crowe of Washington State

juliannafluitt — 2009-10-07 00:47:40Z

HI, I am looking for a kenneth crow in his 40's worked on the alyaska pipeline, back in 92- i thought his family was from washington- if you have any idea of this man please call 661-836-5422 or 805-689-8024 he has a daughter he has never met. thank you, julianna

Masontown, PA

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-04 15:21:18Z

CORTLAND, Ohio – Sara Louise “Sally” Jones, 69, passed away Friday afternoon, Oct. 2, 2009, at her home surrounded by her family after an extended battle with breast cancer.

Born April 12, 1940, in Masontown, Pa., she was the daughter of the late Kenneth “Clayton” and Sara (Lee) Crowe.

Sally came to the Warren, Ohio area in 1960 from Waynesburg, Pa., where she studied education for two years. She retired in 2001 from Bank One, where she worked as a personal banker for 14 years. She was of the Presbyterian faith and was a devoted wife and mother. Most of all, Sally adored her grandchildren and enjoyed her time spent with family.

She will be dearly missed by her loving husband, Larry C. Jones of Cortland, whom she married July 7, 1962. Together they shared 47 years of marriage and two children. She is survived by her son, Jon (Stephanie) Jones of Warren; daughter Tami (Michael) Szuba of Howell, Mich.; five grandchildren, Ian and Alexa Jones and Sara, Ethan and Natia Szuba; a sister-in-law, Ruth Crowe of Warren; and two nieces, Sherry Manning of Warren and LeeAnn Tenney of Champion.

She was preceded in death by her parents and by a brother, Richard Crowe.

According to Sally’s wishes, she will be cremated.

The Rev. Marvin A. Barney will conduct a memorial service Monday, Oct. 5, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Roberts-Clark Funeral Chapel where family and friends may visit from 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Material contributions may be made in Sally’s memory to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation at 26210 Emery Road No. 307, Cleveland, OH 44128-5771

Family and friends may visit www.robertsclarkchapel.com to view this obituary online and to send condolences.

Youngstown Vindicator
Oct 4, 2009

No further info known

Sara CROWE Jones 1940-2009 Pa. Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-04 15:16:30Z

CORTLAND, Ohio – Sara Louise “Sally” Jones, 69, passed away Friday afternoon, Oct. 2, 2009, at her home surrounded by her family after an extended battle with breast cancer.

Born April 12, 1940, in Masontown, Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of the late Kenneth “Clayton” and Sara (Lee) Crowe.

Sally came to the Warren, Ohio area in 1960 from Waynesburg, Pa., where she studied education for two years. She retired in 2001 from Bank One, where she worked as a personal banker for 14 years.
She was of the Presbyterian faith and was a devoted wife and mother.

She will be dearly missed by her loving husband, Larry C. Jones of Cortland, whom she married July 7, 1962. Together they shared 47 years of marriage and two children. She is survived by her son, Jon (Stephanie) Jones of Warren, Ohio; daughter Tami (Michael) Szuba of Howell, Michigan; five grandchildren, Ian and Alexa Jones and Sara, Ethan and Natia Szuba; a sister-in-law, Ruth Crowe of Warren, Ohio; and two nieces, Sherry Manning of Warren and LeeAnn Tenney of Champion.

She was preceded in death by her parents and by a brother, Richard Crowe.

According to Sally’s wishes, she will be cremated.

The Rev. Marvin A. Barney will conduct a memorial service Monday, Oct. 5, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Roberts-Clark Funeral Chapel where family and friends may visit from 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Material contributions may be made in Sally’s memory to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation at 26210 Emery Road No. 307, Cleveland, OH 44128-5771

Family and friends may visit www.robertsclarkchapel.com to view this obituary online and to send condolences.

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Re: William P Crowe and his wife Hannah

jazz_king_01 — 2009-09-23 21:58:29Z

I am afraid that in this line I do not know of any Josephine Crowe or Vernon Crowe who lived in Minnesota. The Crowe's of my family grew up and lived in Chicago.

Re: William P Crowe and his wife Hannah

dpeka — 2009-09-23 21:37:02Z

hi i was also wonder ing do u no a josephine crowe she was born 1905 she may be ralated to me . she lived in minnesota she had a baby name vernon .

nichols

laurielvlnd — 2009-09-04 01:30:41Z

kayln,

I was noticing that you had an interest in my great,great grandfather Burt Nichols and was wondering if you were related? I am unable to e-mail you direct because i no longer have an ancestry membership. and i was hoping i might reach you this way. I really don't have any info on Burt Nichols except for the cencuses and who his children were. I really could use some help. He's been my brick wall for a long time. my e-mail is laurielvlnd@aol.com hope to hear back from you. Laurie

George Frederick Crowe

kath1664 — 2009-08-23 14:37:12Z

Any information on George Frederick Crowe who suvived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 and later returned to New York and met and married Julia King. Would love to find some decendants as he was either a cousin or uncle of my mother Julia Crowe born Liverpool England 1908. I believe George was born in Mile End Road London abt 1882.

Re: Floyd Leon Crowe born 1942

pncrow — 2009-08-22 11:45:31Z

Johanna,

I realize this is almost ten years since your post. I am a Crow though probably only a distant cousin. I have some information on your Crowe line.

David Crow
NJ

Re: William or John Crowe of Washington State

Jroink — 2009-08-20 04:28:37Z

DeAnna - Have tried your email address several times but have not gotton through. Contact me at Carlstromrv@charter.net. I would like to have contact with you. My mother remembers you and your parents but believes the last time she saw you were 6 yrs old. :)

Verna Carlstrom

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

tdcorodinator — 2009-08-17 22:11:25Z

Thanks again dont know if you got my last reply think i did something funny!!
Jess

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

BettyClifton54 — 2009-08-17 18:26:52Z

Jess, John did not get any further reply that I know of other than her first letter to answer his. I have not been able to get hold of my friend who keeps in touch with John, but will see if he knows of your Dad when I am able to reach either John or our friend who brought John to me for the search.
Betty

Re: William or John Crowe of Washington State

DeAnnaK_McGill — 2009-08-17 17:11:22Z

E-mail me at dkmcgill5@yahoo.com as I do have information for you.

Re: William or John Crowe of Washington State

Vermontsnow — 2009-08-17 16:54:06Z

Hi - Saw this for you and have tried to reach you at this email address, shown in this recent posting - but it gets returned as inactive?

dkmgill5@yahoo.com

Re: Crowe's of Tennessee

SamsRoots1 — 2009-08-15 21:14:06Z

In your search for Crowe's of Tennessee have you ran accross any of my Crowe family from McNairy County
Tennessee. My Great Grandfather, Gabriel Sigfrid Crowe
was born in Norway and moved to the Adamsville area of
McNairy County. He had two families.
Thanks for any help,
Sam
SamsRoots@bellSouth.net

Re: Crowe - Whitesville KY area

ac1226 — 2009-08-15 03:44:36Z

Hi Roxie

Are you still looking for Minnie I think she might be a cousin of my Dad's. What is her parents name & who did she marry? If I can help let me know.

Annie Crowe Coffman

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

tdcorodinator — 2009-08-14 22:45:50Z

i assume that john is blanche's father i would prefer if you did not let them know that i told you that they were alive as i dont have any contact with them as of this minute.
Did John know my father colin healy as i am thinking about contacting him and it would be good to have some prior knowldge e.g. what he was like?

I wish him luck in his contact with them, might be good to know how he gets on as it might mean they are more open to contact generally.
Jess

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

BettyClifton54 — 2009-08-13 00:08:25Z

I am amazed...you are a good detective. I found the two of them thru voting records in London. (I live in California) I will send word to John (he does not have a phone)by a friend who has known him for several years.
Thanx
Betty

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

tdcorodinator — 2009-08-12 21:47:10Z

hi betty,
As it turns out blanche Crowe is my half sister, i was adopted in 1967 and found both cherry and blanche in london about eight years ago. i had a relationship with cherry for a while but blanche refused to have any contact with me and eventually cherry did so i know how he felt. wonder if you or he would have know my father colin healy as i know cherry had contact with him for some time.
jess

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

Betty95983 — 2009-08-12 19:01:02Z

Jess; thank you for the information...I still know where John is. His mentor here, died recently. His daughter, I believe, did not respond to his second letter. I know he would have loved to have had a photo of her or something more. But....that is life.
Again, my thanks
Betty

Re: CROWE, Blanche & Cherry

tdcorodinator — 2009-08-10 22:32:22Z

to may knowledge they are both alive and living in london, cant really go into how i know but i know they are
jess

Crowe Family of Va

oclarke11 — 2009-07-29 21:09:24Z

Need info on these families.
1. ? b abt 1925 in Caroline Co marr June Loving dau of Alfred Smith Loving & Virginia Bertha Samuel. Need Mr. Crowe's name & his parents & siblings & children for him & June.
2. Alfred b abt 1890 in Culpeper Co marr Edith Tapscott dau of Robert Clay Tapscott & Violet Amiss. Need parents & sibling for Alfred & children for him & Edith.
Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Julia Crowe - 1893 - Cresco Iowa - Handwritten letter pic attached

ancestorspast — 2009-07-22 17:09:23Z

Posted for Genealogy Purposes

Name: Julia Crowe

Date: Feb. 19, 1893

Location: Cresco, Howard County, Iowa

Source: Handwritten letter in my collection

Note: I am not related to this person - just helping those who are - enjoy the pic

CROW/MAD(D)OX MARRIAGE C. 1876 GEORGIA

VivianCates50 — 2009-07-18 00:07:00Z

I am looking for a c. 1876 Georgia marriage record for a John Maddox(vr.sp.) to a Mary N. Crow(?) b.c. 1847-1848 in Clarke County, Georgia. Another researcher answered my Crow/Maddox query on genforum asking about a Mrs. John Maddox who lived in Commerce, Georgia, in 1913 according to the funeral home information of her brother, Stephen Crow(e), when he died in Augusta, Georgia. They were children of James Crow and Frances Mary Ann Allen who married in Clarke County, Georgia,in 1846. I am looking for descendants and the parents of this James Crow. Another researcher on the Jackson County, Georgia, genforum board found a John and Mary N. Maddox in Newton County, Georgia, in 1900 and in Jackson County, Georgia, in 1920 living on the pauper farm both in their early 70's. I am not finding them in 1910 on Heritage Quest. No children indicated and married 24 years in 1900. This James Crow family was in Clarke County, Georgia, in 1850 and 1860 and in Greene County in 1870 and 1880. The family worked in the mills instead of farming. Except of Stephen Crow in Augusta, Georgia, and Amanda Crow who married P. C. Toole #1 in Oconee County, Georgia, in 1876, the marriage of another son in Clarke County in 1890 and some scrambled Clarke County census, the rest of the family seems to have disappeared after 1880. Any assistance appreciated.
Vivian Cates, Alto, Texas 1-936-858-3801

Re: Edward Crowe

louisetomison — 2009-07-15 01:17:12Z

Hi. Peter, I have a gguncle edward crowe married to Johanna nee ryan. He was the brother of my gggrandmother catherine who married a Daniel Noonan who settled in Geelong. Vic. Any connections?? Louise