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Re: family of Dial Crain son of William Young Crain, Texas

clintexas1 — 2009-11-10 00:31:48Z

My Mother was a Wright, her Mother was a Crain. I have traced that side to 1700, when the 2 Crain Brothers arrived from Wales. Are we related?

Re: family of Dial Crain son of William Young Crain, Texas

WMedart — 2009-11-09 14:16:35Z

Please share with me your relationship to the Wrights.
I am related to the Crains and the Wrights from Georgia.
John Wilson Crain b 1834 in Edgefield, SC married
Sarah Elizabeth Wright in Meriwether County Georgia.

Thanks,

Lois MEdart

CONTACT INFO: Re: family of Dial Crain son of William Young Crain, Texas

clintexas1 — 2009-11-08 21:08:07Z

I forgot to include my email addy, it's:
clintexas@aol.com

Re: family of Dial Crain son of William Young Crain, Texas

clintexas1 — 2009-11-08 21:06:26Z

I think we may be related. My Grandmother was a Crain, her Grandfather was Col. William Cocke Young (of Graham, Texas) Young County was names after him. My Grandmother was Maggie Ozella Crain, born in Texas in 1900. I have over 300 photos of the Crain/Wright Family, some on tin. If you think you're related to me email me. Thanks!

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

clintexas1 — 2009-11-08 20:52:49Z

My GrandMother is Maggie Ozella Crain, her Sister was Mary. My Grandmother married Raymond Earl Wright. My Grandmothers side of the Family is related to Harry S. Truman (a Young married a Truman.) My Grandmother was the Granddaughter of Col. William Cocke Young, 11th Texas Calvary Regiment. His Father fought at the Battle of San Jacinto (and his name is on the Monument.) Our Family tree states that 2 Crain Brothers came over in 1700, from Wales and they were Protestant Preachers.
Are we related?

Re: I need help

grego1986 — 2009-10-29 01:56:13Z

Hi! I know its been a long time since you posted this, but I'm going to respond and hope you get it. I am your cousin. My great grandma is your grandpa Roys sister. Her name was Rosa Melvina Crain. Her father was John Crain and her mother was Belle Sturgeon Crain. She had 4 brothers, Roy, Winfield, Otis, and Bill. I remember them all but Roy. Grandma always told me that Roy disappeared and nooone knew where he went. I have a really old picture of all the kids and Belle together. I wish I had of ran across your post sooner, because my grandma, Rosas daughter Madeline just passed away 2 weeks ago and she would have loved it that I found your post. I have no idea where any cousins are other than the ones through Rosa. Winfield lived in Frederick IL until he died. Bill lived in Alton, and I'm not sure about Otis. He came back when my great grandma died, but didn't see him after that. I have lots of family pictures. Not many from the Crain side but quite a few from the Sturgeon side. Email me when you get this. Im enclosing my email address because I'm using my nephews ancestery sign on. crystal.jones@olympia.org Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Amelia Crain d/o Nathaniel Crain & Mahaley Church

mikes2908 — 2009-10-23 16:09:55Z

I just recently came across your post, so forgive me if this is old news to you.

I believe that your Amelia Crain may a sister of my GG-grandmother Mary Jane Crain Moody.

My ancestor, Nat (Nathaniel) W. Crain (b. Kentucky) is listed on the 1850 Clinton Co. MO census with Christ (Christie Ann Church) and children:

1 Mary (Mary Jane married my GG-grandfather Issac Newton Moody)
2 William (I believe his name is William Johnson)
3 M. (? - possibly Malissa or Malvina?)
4 Amelia (She may be your G-grandmother)

Additional children are listed on the 1860 Clinton Co. MO census: Eliza, James, Anderson, and Elizabeth.

I have a marriage date for Nathaniel Crain and Christie Ann Church of 15 Apr 1841 in Clinton Co. MO.

I believe the parents of Christie Ann Church are:
John Church (b. abt 1800 in KY)
Rebecca Laffoon (b. 13 Jan 1803, Fayette Co. KY)

If you think there's a connection, let me know and I can give you more info.

Nathaniel W. CRAIN m. Christie Ann CHURCH in Clinton Co., MO - 1841

mikes2908 — 2009-10-23 07:49:47Z

I'm looking for birth/death/burial info and the parents of Nathaniel W. CRAIN, b. abt 1821 in KY. He may have died in Clinton Co., MO around 1865.

Nathaniel married Christie Ann CHURCH, 15 Apr. 1841, in Clinton Co., MO. She was b. abt 1823 in MO (possibly Clay Co.) and her parents are John CHURCH and Rebecca LAFFOON. I'm not sure when Christie Ann died.

Based on MO census/death certificate information, I have found a total of nine Crain children: Mary Jane, William Johnson, Malissa or Malvena?, Amelia, Eliza, James, Anderson B., Joseph, and Elizabeth.

I have birth/death/marriage info for Mary Jane, William J., Amelia, Anderson B., and Joseph but very little info for the four other children.

Mary Jane (m. Isaac MOODY) is my GG-grandmother. Thanks for any info you may have to offer!

Re: John Wesley Crain born 8/25/1893

kramerthelegend80 — 2009-10-19 04:17:45Z

Hello I am John Franklin Crain III. I am one of four children to John Franklin Crain and Bonita Marie Crain/Lewis. My father John Crain was born in sikeston M.o. who's sister was edith.. I met her and my grandmother flora there years ago... I am really at a loss with the family history myself. Any information about the crain family (sikeston area) would be of great help to me..

John Laurence Craine funeral notice

78steelhead — 2009-10-18 01:58:29Z

Funeral Notice

The body of John L. Crain who died in Oklahoma city, arrived in this city this morning and was taken to his home in Antis township by Roher and Mauk. The funeral will be held at the home Thursday morning at 10 o’clock with services by Rev. Samuel J. Taylor of the Trinity Lutheran church of Juniata. Interment in Asbury cemetery.

Altoona Mirror 23 OCT 1918.

Re: crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

AlanWells58 — 2009-09-17 16:30:14Z

Yes her name is Mary Compton. I just posted it that way because that is how it is spelled in the civil registration of Sussex Co NJ. I always love how they spelled everything the way they thought it should be.

Re: crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

feclark65 — 2009-09-17 16:23:15Z

mary compton

Re: crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

AlanWells58 — 2009-09-16 17:47:40Z

Sorry came to PA c 1849.

Re: crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

AlanWells58 — 2009-09-16 17:26:44Z

I have information on this family. Issac came to PA C 1949.
The civil registration Sussex Co NJ lists the marriage as follows:
10 Jan 1824 - Crane, Isaac to Mary Cumtin

CRAIN Thomas V 1970-1990

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 19:09:22Z

CRAIN Thomas V 1970-1990

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

feclark65 — 2009-09-06 14:41:42Z

ralph was born in bradford pa
william in pa
andrew in nj
issac in nj

crain/crane looking for more family name change early 1900

feclark65 — 2009-09-06 14:38:18Z

the name was changed in the early 1900 my great grandfather
was ralph crane/crain first name changed noticed 1915 married goldie roe
parents
william crane/crain elizabeth ambs
andrew crane catherine gore
issac crane mary compton

Re: Raymond Crain

JWearn — 2009-08-30 19:19:04Z

My first cousin owns Crainco. Our group were Henry Tom and Oscar P. Crain/Crane from Georgia.

Re: Crane/Crain/Craine/Graham

ebutler01 — 2009-06-24 04:32:21Z

Harriet Crane - betsybutler@cox.net

Crane/Crain/Craine/Graham

ebutler01 — 2009-06-24 04:31:09Z

Looking for family of Harried Jane Crane b.May 1876 in NY; m. ca 1905 to Archibald Graham of Canada. they lived in Indiana. She died in 1994 in Mission Viejo, CA. We believe she was a member of DAR and we need to contact someone with information about this family for membership of her granddaughter. betsybutler@cox.net

Re: Willis with Crain DNA

Elreeta — 2009-06-03 20:46:51Z

There have been several Jeremiah Sparks Crains.

Perhaps Ambrose Crain (b. 1725-1730 in VA) and Elizabeth Head were parents of brothers William Crain (1752-1834) and Joel Crain (1762-1844), both of whom were born in Wake County, NC, and both died in Hardeman County, TN.

Abijah Crain, son of William Crain (1752-1834), married Milly Sparks, daughter of Jeremiah Sparks (1755-1841). Abijah Crain and Milly Sparks named a son Jeremiah Sparks Crain.

Stephen Crain, Sr. son of Joel Crain (1762-1844) married Nancy “Patty” Sparks, daughter of Jeremiah Sparks (1755-1841). Stephen Crain, Sr. and Nancy “Patty” Sparks also named a son Jeremiah Sparks Crain born 6 Apr 1809. Nancy died before 1830 in White County, TN. Stephen’s second wife was Mary Ragsdale.
This is Stephen’s will:
http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.crain/817.1/mb.ashx

William Crain (1752-1834), and Joel Crain (1762-1844) were brothers. William was 10 years older than Joel and both served in the American Revolution on the North Carolina Line, Both of these men died in Hardeman County, TN. A memorial marker in the Hatchie Cemetery was dedicated in 1976 to their memories.

Milly and Nancy Sparks were daughters of Jeremiah Sparks who died before January, 1841, in Morgan County, GA. Jeremiah Sparks was also an American Revolutionary patriot.

Re: Abijah Brook Crain

Elreeta — 2009-05-15 16:43:09Z

If you would like to have a copy of a picture of Abijah Brooks Crain, son of Stephen Crain, Sr. and his first wife, Nancy "Patty" Sparks, you must send me your e-address:

Elreeta Crain Weathers
ecw@htcomp.net

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

craingen — 2009-05-28 05:32:03Z

Jo Ann;

Welcome!

You need to follow these instructions:

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of every post.

Are there any CRAIN descendants in this area today?

I believe Elizabeth had a brother named Nimrod.

Janet Crain

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

craingen — 2009-07-04 03:46:41Z

Do you have a cousin or uncle who is a male Crain who could DNA test?

There might be a partial "scholarship" available.

email me at ljcrain2@pgrb.com

CRAIN Myrtle L 1878-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 12:35:16Z

CRAIN Myrtle L 1878-1957

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CRAIN William M 1879-1951

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-20 18:44:37Z

CRAIN William M 1879-1951

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Re: Raymond Crain

starfollower90 — 2009-08-28 14:37:57Z

I dont know much about my great grandpa but i know he did move a lot and we are right here beside oaklahoma.

his name was Raymond Lee Crain
and he had a son whom was named Raymond Lee Crain Junior? is this who you were lookin for?

Re: Crain, Crane, Craine

1EagerBeaver — 2009-06-24 20:48:07Z

Hi Virginia;

Hmmm.....Where to start? My husband's gGrandfather is William James Beavers. He was born around July of 1830 in Buncombe Co. N.C. He was born illegitimate to Martha Ann Beavers before she ever married Albert Crain/Crane. I know this to be true from two thiings: my Father-in-Law, Leland Beavers, stated that his grandfather was born illegitimate and all he knew was that William's father's last name was Branson. But because his mother wasn't married when he was born, he took her maiden name of Beavers. Second, I have a depositon from the War Department by William Crane that confirms my findings. This gets very entailed, and I'll cover the WHOLE story for you at some point, but there isn't enough time to do that today. So I'll try to stick to the most pertinent information and then follow up with you as you want more info. You don't KNOW how long I have looked for someone in this bloodline. I can't help thinking that we've probably BOTH just hit "paydirt". I have no doubt that you and my husband are kin. Distant perhaps, but still related through a direct bloodline.

William James Beavers married Mary(Polly) Ann Griffin in Madison Co. N.C., around 1849. (I have seen the name spelled Griffe, Griffee, Griffin, Griffen, Griffith and Gruffey.) They had three sons: Albert Beavers, Stephen Beavers and Joseph Beavers. But my husband's line does not descend through any of these. (I know.....I'll explain later).

I have William Beavers and "Polly" in the 1850 Buncombe Co census living not far from Albert Crane and Martha and their kids. Although the spelling is incorrect. The census taker spelled it Bever. Mary "Polly" Ann Griffin also had a son out of wedlock - his name is John Griffin or Griffee, and he is listed in the 1850 census with them. John's father was a Roundtree, as stated by William Crane in this deposition. I would love to tell you the census page number in which to find them, but the page is so dark at the top that you can't make out the page number.

In William Crane's deposition, he states several things that are important. First, that Albert Crane is the Stepfather of Will Beavers, the soldier in question. (This would have to make Martha his mother). Second that Albert Crane is his (Wm Crane's) Uncle. And third, that Polly Griffin Beavers is his (Wm Crane's) Aunt.

With this info, I checked on Rootsweb to see if there was anything on Albert Crane and Martha posted there. But because I spelled it Crane and not Crain, I got nothing from my search. Then two days ago, I somehow stumbled across your posting here, found the spelling to be different and used that to find a hit on Rootsweb....and BINGO! I have also been in contact with a Steve Bever who is a part of the Beaver DNA project. He, too, felt that this Martha was my William's mother. The pieces just "fit". I tried to see who Mary Ann Griffin's parents were on Rootsweb, but found nothing.

I then concentrated on William Crane and WHO his parents could be. If Albert Crane was his Uncle, then one of Albert's brothers had to have been his father, and if Polly Griffin Beavers was his Aunt, then one of Polly's sisters would have had to have been his mother. I queried that and found two things: First, that Albert's brother, John Crane, did indeed marry a woman named Elizabeth Griffe. This must be Polly's sister. Second, I found that Albert's sister, Mary Crain, married a John Griffith. The William Crane who gave the deposition also stated that Polly Griffin Beavers had a brother named John Griffin. But because of the ages of the John Griffin that married Mary Crain, I must assume that they were our Polly's parents and that she was named after her mother: Mary (Polly) Ann Crain. Which would mean that we have at least three of John Griffiths and Mary Crain's children: Mary Ann, John and Elizabeth.

I have found William Beavers and "Pollie" (as it was spelled by the census taker) in the 1860 Madison Co. census with her son, John, and their three boys they had together, Albert, Stephen & Joseph. AND......they are living next door to Albert's brother, John Crane and Elizabeth, whom I am quite certain is our Polly's sister and the mother of the William Crane who gave the deposition - which he is listed there as 19 yrs old. On the other side of John Crane & Elizabeth is Albert's sister, Letty and her husband, James Plemmons and their kids.

In later years, John Griffin/Griffee, son of Polly Griffin Beavers, lived in the same area/county as Polly and her oldest son, Albert, in Cocke County, TN. In the 1880 Cocke Co. TN census, I find John Griffee and his wife, Martha & their children. Then living next door to them is a John Crane age 26, and his wife, Susan, age 25. I don't know exactly where they fit into the Crane lineage, but it's entirely too coincidental for them NOT to fit. There is also a Barnet Crane, age 21. Any idea whose family these fit into?

As you can see.....the pieces just "fit". You don't have to work very hard to put two & two together. If Martha Beavers married Albert Crain, then our Mary Ann Griffin, would been his neice and would have met Martha's son, William at family gatherings. That would explain how the two of them met.

It would also explain who William Crane's parents are, as well as who Polly's sister was.

Although the story far from ends there, I think this is probably enough for you to chew on for a while. LOLOL I have alot more info on William & Polly Beavers' descendants. As soon as you are able to get back with me I'll forward loads more info to you. If you would like, feel free to email me at: mtnesters@fuse.net. Perhaps it might be easier in the long run. But whatever you think is best if fine with me. I SO look forward to hearing from you again soon!

Warm Regards,
Sandy Beavers

Re: Crain, Crane, Craine

1EagerBeaver — 2009-06-22 20:13:48Z

I believe my husband's GGGrandmother is the Martha Ann Beavers Crane you are looking for. Please contact me. I have depostions in my possession that name Albert, Martha and their sons: Jess, Thomas Jeff and Zach. I have been looking for someone with info on this family for quite some time. I am hoping that your email is still current.

Thanks,
Sandy Beavers

Re: Willis with Crain DNA

cwill72 — 2009-06-03 21:26:23Z

I am the only Willis DNA match to the Crains that I am aware of.

Re: Willis with Crain DNA

cwill72 — 2009-06-03 16:45:03Z

This is interesting to say the least. I am a bit confused. I would like more info and a bit better explanation. Andrews father is unknown. Andrew was born 1815. Andrew's mother or who I say is his mother is Mary/Maria Willis. I think this could mean something. Feel free to email me at cwill72@hotmail.com Attn: Willis Family

Thanks a whole bunch!
Chris Willis

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

MarcSpratt — 2009-07-04 03:39:02Z

My Mother's family was McCrain for her and her Father's generation. Prior to that the family name was Crain and generally lived in Polk County, NC. The oldest Crain I know about is Martin Crain (my g-g-grandfather) born around 1816 in SC. I would love to learn more. Linda Spratt

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

cayce0913 — 2009-07-08 19:10:06Z

JoAnn~
I have no connection to the Crain family, but I have seen your Watson and Sandidge info and would love to learn more. I don't know much about this side of my family. My family is from Edmonton and said you and Rondal would be of great help. Thanks so much. You may email me directly at cayce0913@comcast.net

Cayce

Re: Willis with Crain DNA

gcrain1 — 2009-06-03 15:01:49Z

I don't know what it might mean, but you might want to check closely into your GGG Grandmother's family, Sparks. Andrew's wife, Artamesa Sparks, had a brother, Jeremiah Sparks. Jeremiah Sparks Crain was born to Abijah Crain in 1829 Tennessee. His mother was Milly Sparks, born 1790 in Georgia.

Re: Willis with Crain DNA

gcrain1 — 2009-06-03 21:02:41Z

Thanks, I think I knew some of this. I thought it might be interesting to explore the Sparks connection to the Willis since Willis was a perfect DNA match to my Crain family line. BTW, is there a representative of these Jeremiah Sparks Crains in the Crain DNA project?

Crain DNA

gcrain1 — 2009-05-27 00:14:12Z

The Crain DNA project page has moved to this new site;
http://home.roadrunner.com/~gcrain/crain_dna_project_results...
New results have been posted and new avenues for exploration have been found. What is really needed now are tests from descendants of Silas Crain of Virginia and Illinois, Pleasant Crain of Missouri, and Lewis Crain of Tennessee. If you are descended from any of these, please contact the Crain DNA project at FTDNA.

Re: Will of William Crain, Rutherford, NC

venturehoward — 2009-07-02 20:59:10Z

My ggg-gmother, martha e. crane, was a sister to james david crane. If you do not have any info on Hiram Crane, contact me at venturehoward@bellsouth.net . I know where he and his wife, elizabeth are buried.

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

crandall49 — 2009-05-29 03:58:36Z

Hello JoAnn,

Janet's e-mail was ALMOST correct. You need to send and e-mail to either one of two addresses:

CRAIN-L-Request@rootsweb.com - if you want a daily listing of messages OR

CRAIN-D-Request@rootsweb.com - if you want a digest listing which comes less frequently.

You then should get my welcome letter!

Dwayne Crandall - CRAIN list administrator

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

JoAnnWatson500 — 2009-05-27 19:56:01Z

Hello: Cader Edwards married Elizabeth Crain. They had a son Stephen who had a son Charles. Charles had a son John R. Edwards who had my father, John T. Edwards. Cader Edwards was the son of Captain Cader Edwards and Mary Gordan. I would enjoy very much to be a member of your website. I enjoy researching all the lines of my family. I still live just above the head of Blue Springs Creek and was raised on that creek. Thanks Jo Ann

Crain

WilliamGuest75 — 2009-08-17 23:07:58Z

Looking for parents or grand parents of
Dottie Louise Crain b2 May 1882 in Tennessee
Married Andrew Jackson "Jack " Tucker

CRAIN son 1971

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-09 16:16:00Z

CRAIN son 1971

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

classic39 — 2009-05-15 18:10:36Z

I have been commuicating with Elreeta of a Crain/Crane family website, she has sent me several pictures and articles about The Abijah Brook Crain family, if you are not part of her website, and have pictures of this line of the Crain family, I would like to see them

Re: Abijah Brook Crain

classic39 — 2009-05-15 18:00:27Z

Would love to have it, I am still trying to find family traits in all the pictures that you have sent me, I see some farmiliar facial traits with my great grandmother Nancy E. Crain.

Thanks Betty \classic_39@sbcglobal.net

CRAIN Ethel Tennie DENNIS GOOD 1897 1995 in loving memory of

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 12:02:27Z

CRAIN Ethel Tennie DENNIS GOOD 1897 1995 in loving memory of

NormGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Keenan Cemetery, Framers Branch, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Crain, Crane, Craine

kcmorton80 — 2009-07-01 07:51:20Z

Hi.
I was just reading one of you post. You said Karen Harris is your cousin. Her father is my grandfather's brother. Charles Crain. My name is Christie. I also would love to know what kind of information you have. This is exciting to me. My dad Perry, wanted me to do some research for him and my grandmother already has a lot of it finished. She knows a lot about the Crain family I had no clue about. She is going to send me what she has this weekend. I should have it by next week. If you want to know what I have, I would love to share it with you also.. Thanks and so sorry for wasting your time.
Thanks again
Christie Crain

Re: Crain, Crane, Craine

kcmorton80 — 2009-07-01 07:44:10Z

Hello.. My name is Christie Crain... My great great great grandfather's name was jesse william crain... don't know if it is the same one or not but i can see if i can help you.. My cousin started this i think her last post was in 2000... i have alot of stuff wrote down and my grandmother is fixing to send me a lot more stuff this weekend. but if you would like to email me you are more than welcome.. I would like to know if it is the same family that you are talking about ...
Thank you
Christie
kcmorton80@yahoo.com
or
c.crain@mchsi.com

crain

kcmorton80 — 2009-07-01 07:36:51Z

looking for info on Henry lee Crain married to Emma Lee Higginbothem.
had 3 son's
Thurman
Charles
James
and 4 girls
Alaska
Vivaleen
Ruby
Opal

If you know anything about them would you please let me know...
kcmorton80@yahoo.com

Re: crain

VirginiaJimenez46 — 2009-07-26 21:53:25Z

Henry Lee Crain is my grandmother's cousin. He is the son of Thomas Jefferson Crain and Nancy Ann Fitzgerald. My grandmother is the daughter of Jesse Wilson Crain and Matilda A. Walls.

Re: Crain, Crane, Craine

VirginiaJimenez46 — 2009-06-24 18:22:35Z

Sandy, my GG Grandmother was Martha Ann Beavers. She married Albert Crain. I descend through their son, Jesse Wilson and his second wife, Matilda Wall.

Karen Harris is my cousin and she was the one that found the Indian Applications that proved Jesse was the son of Albert and Martha Ann Beavers Crain.

I would be happy to share any information with you that you might need. Virginia

Re: Crain/Crane Family Website...

cjchas — 2009-05-24 02:31:14Z

What I am seeing my people are from Tenn my great grandparents are Frank and Altie Crain I they came to Hamilton from Tenn. If you have info I will try to give you the little bit I have but this get so confusing to me sometimes I have to get away for awhile.