Crane - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bailey Harker

baileyjohn — 2009-11-06 16:58:06Z

Linda

I noted on Ancestry that you had Bailey Harker linked to your tree.

Bailey John Harker [b. Grassington, Yorks 1843] was my Great Grandfather - What is your link?

Best Wishes
Tony Owen
Bolton, Lancs
email:
baileyjohn@bolton107.freeserve.co.uk

Emily A Crane Gulliford1820-1905

chancy52 — 2009-11-02 20:45:20Z

I am interested in finding any information on Emily A Crane (Apr 1820-19 Dec 1905) born near in Syracuse, New York , married Samuel Gulliford (12 Jun 1819-27 aug 1900) Parents were born in Connecticut. Lived most of her adult life in Cleveland, Ohio. Obituary states"through her grandmother was related to the actor Edwin Booth " thanks

Re: John R. Crane (1870) and wife Lillian M (1885)

NormaJeane_Bell — 2009-10-31 01:33:12Z

Sometimes when "widow" is noted on the census the couple is divorced. Was more shameful to be divorced than widowed, and it still indicated that a person was alone. Keep looking you may find him somewhere else too.

Re: John R. Crane (1870) and wife Lillian M (1885)

tracylb1972 — 2009-10-30 21:47:35Z

Thanks!
The 1900 all checks out, bingo.
I never thought to look for Mary L. Guess I still have some things to learn!
Oddly John R reports being a widow on the 1910 census with the children then disapears. Get this, 1920 & 1930s Lillian M (or Mary l.) remarries and has the children. If he was a widow how is she still alive with the children remarried and he vanishes? Strange!

I am checking the Canales out now...

Re: John R. Crane (1870) and wife Lillian M (1885)

pathdenver — 2009-10-30 19:50:27Z

1900 Hartford, CT
John R. Crane 31 PA PA PA married 2 years
Mary L. Crane 21 ME SP Canada Fr
John F. Crane 5/12 CT PA ME

Mary L = Mary Lillian?
Her age is reported different in each census year.

I searched 1880 census for Maine for anyone born in Spain.
I found a family indexed as Ganales.

I found a Frank P. Ganales born in Spain and next to him on the census page is:

1880 Portland, Maine
George L. Ganales 28 Everyone born in Maine
Eva L. Ganales 24
George F. 3 son
Mary L. 11 daughter

That didn't quite make sense. The enumerator also added the month June for Mary L. as they do when the child was born within the last year. That fits.

I searched Hartford, Ct for Ganales in 1880, but what I found was Canales.

1900 Hartford
Eveline Selden 40 June 1859 ME ME ME
George F. Canales 23 Nov 1876 ME ME ME
Francis Canales 10 Dec 1889 CT ME ME

There were still Canales in Portland in 1900.

I hope this is helpful.

John R. Crane (1870) and wife Lillian M (1885)

tracylb1972 — 2009-10-30 18:21:18Z

I am in search of information about Lillian, specifically her maiden name and parents. My family remembers her maiden name to be something like "Canales" and the census does reveal Spain as the birthplace of her parents???

Lillian M. was born in Maine or Ohio (census differ) in abt.1885. She and John R Crane had 3 children John Fredrick, Francis, and Evelyn F.

Re: Richard Crane b. 1801 Calvert County MD d. 1868 Martin County IN

RogAlexander — 2009-10-25 17:57:51Z

Prairiemoon,
I am new to researching the Crane line. In fact, it is my mother-in-law, aka Patti, who is a Crane. I am doing this on her behalf. My credentials are most slim being simply one who has long been interested in my genealogy, then head of the 200-member Alexander DNA project, so I understand DNA a bit. Patti is also a Padgett and we got a distant Padgett cousin to test a couple of years ago. Now she has asked me to dig into the Cranes. Her maternal grandmother Mary Charity Crane was b. 25 Oct 1889, d. 2 Nov 1921; she married Henry Grant Padgett 4 Feb 1911, b.2 Nov 1886, d 25 July 1934 in Martin Co., Indiana, buried in St Johns Cemetery, Loogootee, Martin Co., Indiana.

Patti will pay for a 37 marker test for $150 for a cousin to test. I have corresponded with a candidate who an heir of James/Christina who has said he would consider testing after learning more about it. Your uncle you mention would be a candidate for our heir of Richard H. b 1801.

Comparing the DNA of those two would confirm a relationship between James and Richard H. but it would not tell us how exactly they were related. I don’t think there are any tests yet available to determine the precise relationship. That would only come from documentation.

I am hoping to get a few Calvert Co. Crane heirs to chip in to share the cost of some testing. This not only reduces the cost per interested party but is also a way to share the fun and learning. I have been in touch with a head of the Crane DNA Project and he checking to see if any Calvert Co. Cranes have tested but my preliminary exploring says no. It would be nice to know of course if one has already tested.

Since I am new to researching Cranes I am sure we have not yet corresponded but I look forward to doing so, if you would be so kind.

Please write me at rogalex@live.com any time.
I had seen your site you refer to and find it very admirable in many regards.

Sorry about rambling around. I actually attempt to avoid incoherence; it just doesn’t work out sometimes.

Sincerely,
Roger Alexander

Re: Richard Crane b. 1801 Calvert County MD d. 1868 Martin County IN

Prariemoon — 2009-10-25 15:43:57Z

Hi Roger!

Im glad to hear that you are interested in doing DNA research. The James and Christina connection has always been theoretical. It will be expensive, since it would require a large amt of markers to compare. It would probably also require more than a few descendents to help identify the separate markers. I have an Uncle that is still living, tho very ill. He is a descendent of Herman Thomas.

Have we compared notes before?

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cranefamil...

Re: Richard Crane b. 1801 Calvert County MD d. 1868 Martin County IN

RogAlexander — 2009-10-23 15:12:13Z

I am desceded from Joseph Washington Crane's (Richard's son by his second wife) dau Mary Charity Crane, she was b. 25 Oct 1889, d. 2 Nov 1921; she married Henry Grant Padgett, b.2 Nov 1886, d 25 July 1934 in Martin Co., Indiana, buried in St Johns Cemetery, Loogootee, Martin Co., Indiana.

Among other things I seeking a male Crane of this line to correspond with and consider doing a DNA. Then we want to get a male Crane from James and Christina to compare to. This will enable us to prove or disprove the relationship I will need some help locating these men and any will be greatly appreciated.

Respectfully,

Roger Alexander

Re: Cranes from Maryland or Indiana

mtrego1021 — 2009-10-18 16:59:44Z

I have communicated with you in the past Kent and I have not forgotten you. Let me know if you come to Florida this year. I would love to visit with you. MaryLou Walton Trego

John Laurence Craine funeral notice

78steelhead — 2009-10-18 02:01:09Z

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: Cranes from Maryland or Indiana

kentcrane — 2009-10-16 19:48:28Z

I too am a descendant of James Crane and his son Nathaniel, John Hugh etc. I am interested in any information you might have about the family.

Thanks
Kent Crane

Re: Cranes from Maryland or Indiana

RogAlexander — 2009-10-16 01:04:10Z

Sarlert,

I too am descendant of James and Christina, and would like to correspond.

Roger Alexander
rogalex@live.com

Crane's from New Brunswick to Pa/NJ?

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2009-10-16 00:34:59Z

I'm looking for any information on Jerimiah Crane born to John Crane & Jane Robinson. I'm related to the Crane family through Ruth Mabel Crane b:1920 & d:1996 in Philadelphia, Pa. Ruth was once married to Reinard J. Minster but they divorced and he got remarried. Can anyone offer any information please? I'd appreciate it.

Re: Adaline Barnes Crane

pathdenver — 2009-10-14 19:42:05Z

I'm guessing that you saw the 1910 census that listed Adeline Crane with John Barnes as a boarder. If you have access to census records, try searching for Adeline Crane born 1851. There is one listed in 1900 and 1880 with Elizabeth Hamilton, mother. I found Adeline Hamilton with mother Elizabeth and brother Hensley in 1870. I found Elizabeth with a husband Charles Hamilton in 1850. I couldn't find them in 1860. Hope this helps.

Adaline Barnes Crane

TonyBolin — 2009-10-14 18:20:28Z

Hi
I am searching for information on the family of Adaline Crane. Her father was John Barnes b 13 Nov 1836 d. 27 Feb 1912, Alexander twp, Athens Co. OH
By the time of her father's death, Adaline was a widow.

thank you for any information on this family
tony

Re: Harriet Crane

ebutler01 — 2009-10-06 18:10:59Z

thank you, this elijah is dar approved. He served as a Private in John brown's regiment. I was missing the 2 Joels. Betsy

Re: Harriet Crane

pathdenver — 2009-10-06 14:45:52Z

I'm sorry but I don't know anything about applying for DAR and I don't know of a Crane book that is accepted.

Just using Ancestry and Google:

Elijah Crane 1746-1843 m. Sarah Hill
Joel Crane 1779-1843 m. Harriet Sedgewick
Joel S. Crane 1808-1868 m. Mary (Polly) McCabe
Lucy A. Crane b. 1 May 1840

This seems probable, but I don't know if sources are reliable. I also didn't find anything that indicates that this Elijah Crane participated in the Revolution. There seemed to be a number of men with that name.

Sorry I can't be of more help. Good luck.

Re: Harriet Crane

ebutler01 — 2009-10-05 22:39:23Z

Thank you for answering my query. We have some more questions: We believe that my friend, Nancy Kelly, descends from the Revolutionary Ancestor: Elijah Crane b. 1746 in Lebonan, CT, who m. Sarah Hill ca 1770. Elijah d. 1818 in Madrid, NY. Their child was Joel b. 1779 m. Harriet Sedgwick in 1802. Do you have any reference for Joel's family? There were several names repeated, making it doubly confusing. Is there a reliable book on this family? We must have proofs for each generation [bible,census,land records, will, probate]. This is for Nancy's DAR membership. Thank you for any help you can provide. betsybutler@cox.net

George Crane who m. Amanda Pease

ebutler01 — 2009-09-12 02:46:21Z

Looking for Parents of George Crane. Probably CT or MA. He married Amanda Pease who was b. 1817. Her family was from Middlefield, MA. We would appreciate any information. Confusion is that there are at least two Crane families in the area, maybe more. Thank you, betsybutler@cox.net

Re: Richard Ollie Crane (Rocky Jones - Space Ranger)

LouisRugani — 2009-08-06 14:26:10Z

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Re: Richard Ollie Crane

LouisRugani — 2009-08-02 09:36:25Z

Please contact me at X779@webtv.net regarding Mr. Richard O. Crane. Thank you.

Oliver Crane who lived in the late 1700's in NY

barbarafworrall — 2009-08-09 01:12:37Z

Looking for Oliver Crane. His eldest son was William Fullerton Crane, so there must have been several boys.

Caleb Crane (b. 1785)

JoeThurstenson38 — 2009-07-08 15:23:54Z

I am looking for parents of Caleb Crane. I suspect he may be descended from the Cranes who were co-founders of Newark, NJ but have a missing link. What I know is that Caleb had two marriages that took place in Ohio - 1802 in Brown County and 1814 in Butler County. In 1850, his residence was in Jackson, Brown, Indiana. The 1790 census of Washington County, PA may have his father's household listed but I'm not sure and would like to verify this suspicion. I list the surname Treat because Connecticut Colonial Governor Robert Treat was the other co-founder with Mr. Crane of Newark, NJ and their families intermarried to some extent.

Re: Crane's of PA and New Jersey

JoeThurstenson38 — 2009-09-17 12:01:49Z

I think I may be working on the same Crane lineage but have a gap between New Jersey and Ohio. I have been working backwards from the current generations and the family lore has details indicating they are descended from the Crane family that was part of the founding group that established Newark, NJ along with the Robert Treat (my wife's 8th great grandfather) group from Milford, Connecticut. I have Caleb Crane (my brother-in-law's 3rd Great Grandfather) b. 1785 in Ohio m. Hannah Drollinger. I am needing connections from these folk back to New Jersey - I think I am only missing one or two generations before Caleb to make this work. Any clues anyone can provide would be most helpful.

Re: Crane's of PA and New Jersey

MelbaCPierce — 2009-09-17 15:40:05Z

Those CRANE's from NJ originally came from New Haven, CT where JASPER CRANE was one of the founding fathers there in 1637. He & his sons moved down to NJ and bought 1000 acres and established 4 towns (now cities) in NJ. They were angry because some of the New Haven citizens wanted to give voting rights to non-land owners and they left when they were out-voted on that issue. Some of the Crane's moved back to New Haven later.

'google' Jasper Crane, New Haven, CT" - there is a lot of history about our Crane Family.

I'm descended through Martha Ann Crane who married John M. Church in Habersham Co GA in 1844.

There are still many Jasper Crane's living in NJ and I wonder if they know their heritage.

Re: Thomas Crane

francisp_1 — 2009-08-28 10:01:05Z

Hello there

I found this was the only way to contact you as I could not do so via your tree. I was very interested to find my g-father and g-gfather in your tree (both William Edward Wadsley).

I would defintely like to discuss this in more detail! Look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards

Francis Payne
Auckland, New Zealand

Re: Crane, George W born 1829

pathdenver — 2009-08-19 17:34:27Z

I'm curious about how you know that George had a sister named Chloe.

I assume you've seen and rejected the Chloe Crane (16) who was living in Great Barrington in 1850 with A.S. and Eliza Crane (both 29). I'm just guessing that Chloe is the sister of A.S. (Albert S.). There is also a Miranda (13). Both girls are reported as having been born in NY. However, if they were historically a Massachusetts family that moved for a time to NY, later census records might list them as having been born in MA. A.S. and Eliza also have a son named George (3).
Pat Hovell

Re: Harriet Crane

pathdenver — 2009-07-01 09:29:34Z

I thought it seemed unlikely that Harriet was born in 1876 and died in 1994. It was actually her daughter, Helen Graham Hinkle, who died in 1994.

If you don't subscribe to Ancestry you can look at the 1880 census for free on the internet. I found Harriet in the 1900 Census in Concord, Elkhart, Indiana.

Charles Crane 55 MA ME ME married 29 years
Lucy 55 NY NY NY
Adelaide 26 NY MA NY
Harriet 24 NY MA NY
Clara 17 NY MA NY
Leland 22 MI MA NY
George 20 MI MA NY

1880 Cambria, Hillsdale, MI
Charles 35
Lucy A. 34
Addie 7
Hattie 5
Leland 3
George 1
Celestia Kelly (cous) 33 NY NY MA
Polly Crane (mother) 70 NY CAN CAN

There is a family tree on Ancestry that shows that Lucy's maiden name was also Crane. (not unlikely--I have several Crane ancestors who married Cranes.) I I suspect that Polly was Lucy's mother and not Charles's. I found Celestia Kelly in Lysander, Onondaga, NY and also in Lysander was a JS and Polly Crane who had a daughter Lucy (age 20 in 1860).
Hope this is helpful.
Pat Hovell

CRANE N Maude 1890-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 16:19:02Z

CRANE N Maude 1890-1974

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CRANE James Erwin 1891-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-17 00:20:00Z

CRANE James Erwin 1891-1970

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CRANE Opal E 1906-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-14 00:50:53Z

CRANE Opal E 1906-1970

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CRANE Marvin S and Jeanne E

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 20:31:35Z

CRANE Marvin S and Jeanne E

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S-Sgt. Glenn L. Crane

leepers1102 — 2009-07-22 23:54:45Z

I am looking for more information on S-Sgt Glenn L Crane. Born Oct 26, 1917. Parents Grover C Crane and Emma Idina Miller. I have a news article in regards to B-24 Sad Sac and B-26 Sad Sack. If you have anymore information please contact me at leepers1102@verizon.net
Thank you

Bernard L. Crane of Madison Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-07-26 20:19:51Z

Need parents & siblings for Bernard b abt 1940. He marr Patricia Hailey dau of Marquis Haiskell Hailey & Katherine Ann Huffma. Katherine's Huffman's go back to the germanna germans who settled in Orange Co in the 1700's. See germanna's web site for info on them. Also need childen for Bernaard & Patricia.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: Martin Crane

mkcrane251 — 2009-08-18 20:20:05Z

Is this the Martin Maurice Crane who married Anastasia Price (1818-1881). Marriage date, 7-16-1836 in New Orleans? If so, he is my great-great grandfather. His father was Stephen Crane from Ballinasloe Ireland.

Re: Cranes from Maryland or Indiana

Sarlert — 2009-07-03 04:39:28Z

I am a descendant of James Crane and Christiana (Christina) Hall of Calvert Co., MD. I'm having difficulty getting my info downloaded from FTW to a file so I can email it to you. I have quite a bit of research. James was born in MD about 1779 and died 1854 in Indiana. Their children are:
Thomas Crane, Richard Crane (controversial - not believed by all genealogists), John Norval Crane, Nathaniel Crane, Daniel Crane, Susan Crane. I am descended from John Norval Crane who married Abigail Burch. Abigail Burch died 1829 in IN; John Crane died 1888 in Madrid, Perkins Co., Nebraska. John Norval Crane, Jr. was born 1847 in Stanford, IN and died in 1933 in San Dimas, CA.

Some of the family stayed in Martin/Greene/Monroe counties in IN. Some went on to California. I don't know if any stayed in Nebraska when they buried John Norval Crane there.

Some researchers show Richard Crane who married Rebecca Gardner and then Elizabeth Gardner Burch to be a son of James and Christiana. I have not yet been able to prove this connection.

Please let me know how much of this you are interested in as it is quite detailed. I will be happy to help you with it.

I have a couple special requests related to medical heredity. If any Crane descendants have Parkinson's Disease, Essential Tremor, or Celiac Disease, please let me know. I am just interested in tracing where it originated in our family. Thank you!

Cranes from Maryland or Indiana

mtrego1021 — 2009-07-01 12:41:42Z

Searching for anyone with Crane/Crain ancestors who were born in MD I need help in trying to arrange Maryland Cranes/Crains into family order. Appreciate any help.

Re: Crane in New Brunswick

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2009-08-10 02:00:47Z

I too have a connection to Jerimiah Crane born to John & Jane (Robinson). My lineage traces through from my ggm Ruth Mabel Crane, who married Reinard Minster. I haven't been able to trace any further than John & Jane though. Jeremiah married Maude Greenman and their son Frank B. Crane is my ancestor. Please let me know if you've found anything or would be willing to share information.

CRANE Lon Allen 1907-1945

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 14:50:20Z

CRANE Lon Allen 1907-1945

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CRANE Ruby Lee and John Dennis

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-02 12:53:20Z

CRANE Ruby Lee and John Dennis

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Re: Crane's of PA and New Jersey

AlanWells58 — 2009-09-16 17:39:47Z

David M Rebecca Merring c 1850. David's father was Issac Crane who came to PA c 1849. I have much more information on this family.

Re: Thomas Crane

JByers65 — 2009-09-01 00:47:45Z

Thomas Crane is unknown to me. My Cranes were related to Jasper Crane who arived in the colonies in about 1630. I have not pursued the English connection prior to 1605 or after 1630.

JByers

Re: Crane family

JByers65 — 2009-09-01 00:41:06Z

I BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE RELATED TO PATRICIA OBERG IN VENTURA, CA. WE ALL MAY BE RELATED IF YOU GO AS FAR BACK AS THE EARLY 1800'S AS UZAL CRANE, B. 1787 AND SARAH BRIANT CRANE B. 1790 ARE THE GENERATIONAL GRANDPARENTS THAT PAT AND I SHARE. I AM NOT RELATEDTO THE WOODHULLS OR THE THORNHILLS. THAT IS THE NON-CRANE SIDE OF PAT'S FAMILY.

jbyers

Crane, George W born 1829

fd448dd — 2009-08-17 20:52:11Z

Searching for info on George W. Crane b 1829 in Massachusetts, sister Chloe b 1834 in Massachusetts, both parents (unknown names) also born Massachusetts. Have found George in 1861 and 1871 Canada census, then show him in MN, SD, and WA in 1875, 1880, 1890 U.S. census. Have reached a dead-end trying to locate his parents and other siblings.

Re: Crane, George W born 1829

fd448dd — 2009-08-20 20:27:45Z

I found reference to Chloe in correspondence from George's son Lincoln Crane. She married Elmer Sweet in 1862 and had a family in Michigan. I haven't rejected the Chloe from the 1850 census but can't verify that she is the one from my tree. Thank you for your info.

Amos CRANE married Patience MILLS on 9 22 1782 Presbyterian Church, Westfield, Essex Co. NJ USA

ChekWriter — 2009-07-23 00:13:02Z

Seeking parents of Amos CRANE who married my ancestor Patience MILLS.
She is refernced in wills of her parents, Joseph and Sarah MILLS of Westfield, along with her sister Sarah,brothers Elias, and David MILLS.

No one seems to have parents for this Amos CRANE?

I also see a Margaret MILLS who married a Caleb W BALDWIN, and she does not seem to have parents either.

The BALDWIN's, SMITH's, DODD's, CRANE's seem to have intermarried around New Jersey.

Thought maybe it might jar some thing loose.

Thank you.

Pat
cw

Re: Traveling thru the Crane tree

ChekWriter — 2009-07-22 23:08:55Z

I seem to have imported to my MILLS family file, your family CRANE as you have it listed. down from Jasper.
However for Azariah, his spouse Abgail TREAT. they do not have a son Moses for him??
Was he Amos Moses?? or ?
I have an Amos CRANE who married Patience MILLS, dau of Joseph MILLS and Sarah of Westfield, Essex Co. NJ USA, who no one else seems to have.
Trying to find Amos' parents.

And I will include your downline from Azariah in that file today. For reference.

I also see that the CRANE BALDWIN DODD SMITH all inter married. Maybe that might be a clue too.
Margaret MILLS married Caleb W BALDWIN, son of Matthias BALDWIN and Rebecca HEDDEN line of New Jersey.

Pat
cw
Note: For Deacon Azariah CRANE who married Mary TREAT they have them of Milford, Hartford, CT. Not New Jersey.

Did Azariah leave CT for New Jersey??? Or is this another comeplete line of CRANE family>>

The Azariah CRANE who was father of Mary CRANE, ORange Essex CO NJ, who married James SMITH, then had children, etc, says he was B: Ca 1626 Scotland.
At least that this what is listed on the many other dbs on rts wb and on www.familysearch.org web site. Input by several other family members/lds members/researchers.

Re: Arphaxed Crane

free2fly12 — 2009-07-19 00:16:36Z

I'm just a *little* late to the party here, but is this still a line of investigation that you are pursuing? Arphaxed is my 4x Great grandfather, so I may be able to give you more information on his descendants.

~Ekko

Re: CRANE family

kschriever1 — 2009-08-31 21:22:41Z

I am also a decendent of Lavinia...
Her son Harry Powers(my great grandfather)
His son Edwin Maurice Powers (my grandfather)
His daughter Peggy JoPowers Philipson(my mom)
her daugher Denise Philipson(me)