Crawford - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Crawfords of North Eastern N.C.

JeanetteN2 — 2009-11-08 03:44:21Z

Which Crawfords of North Eastern N.C.? I am trying to locate John Crawford's parents who came from N.C.

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

barry59128 — 2009-11-05 19:33:45Z

yes seen photo and i to have seen this before thats percy front left, light suit on. the brother far left sitting down is a dead ringer for my dad when he was younger, he was percys son john ,

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

selbs — 2009-11-04 06:18:33Z

Hi, I have seen this picture before as I think my mother has a copy. My grandfather Cyril is back left with the centre parting.

Cheers

Paul

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

JanetWells100 — 2009-11-03 21:36:11Z

hi barry,
have you managed to see the photo I downloaded of the crawford brothers. I am stuck at the moment on Charles crawford and susannah bushell. I know they were definatly the parents of the crawford brothers (my dad remembers susannah his grandmother)but i cannot find any marriage details.

CRAWFORD Marcella Mickey 1912 2003 cross

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-03 14:39:11Z

CRAWFORD Marcella Mickey 1912 2003 cross

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

CRAWFORD, Otto W. & Jane in ID

mttreehugger — 2009-11-03 00:02:51Z

I have posted these headstone pictures on Findagrave.com at Riverside Cemetery: Emmett, Gem CO., ID

Re: searching for Francis Marion Crawford

Blossom_Cayten — 2009-11-02 21:06:23Z

I also have a Francis Marion Crawford in my family history. Born abt. 1815.... His parents were Jonathon Crawford and Anna Fitch. also showing another son born by unknown spouse Ezra Francis "Bob" Crawford. My grandmother was Bertie Francis Carpenter. Any information you have would be appreciated.
You may contact me at FayeK10@Yahoo .com

Re: John Crawford's 1781 probated will

tinac1956 — 2009-11-01 23:59:42Z

Hi Teddy,

No, unfortunately I did not. However, I understand you are in contact with my son, Justin so hopefully the two of you will find better success than I!

Kind regards,
tina

Re: Annual Crawford-Downey Reunion Putnam/Henry, IL

JackChild56 — 2009-11-01 23:02:39Z

I have a Downey-Crawford Ancestry Album that discusses the reunion. I also attended these as a child in the 60's.

Original Crawford Family Home, Craig's Creek.

lynchburg79 — 2009-10-31 05:26:42Z

Hi,

As told to me by my grandfather (having also been told by his grandmother): "this is the original home of the first Crawford's on Craig's Creek." As I have metioned to both Teddy and Dave, the photo was taken around 1860 and shows various members of my family in the front of the house. The style looks consistent with a mid 18th century construction date. In my opinion, this not John Crawford's home (d.1796) but rather his father's. His will shows that he received this farm from his father, so it would have been this earlier John Crawford who built the house.

Re: Crawfords

teddybrock58 — 2009-10-30 15:13:16Z

I believe everyone is familiar with THIS will of John Crawford, SON of elder John Crawfod. Per 1999 msg by DonaldSmith247 he has knowledge of a 1781 PROBATED WILL of JOHN CRAWFORD whom I believe is the progenitor of many of the Craig's Creek Crawfords. I also believe he was deceased by March 1779 as suggested by a Crawford deed of that date.

Teddy Brock

Re: Crawfords

DHicks1375 — 2009-10-30 14:45:26Z

List
This is the will of John Crawford

Will of John Crawford, 1796 - Botetourt County. VA
(Submitter note: This will of John Crawford was found at the Botetourt County.
Virginia Court House in Fincastle August 1999. It was transcribed as close
as possible from a photo copy of the original will by Peggy Miller.)

In the name of God Amen. I JOHN Crawford of Botetourt County in Virginia
being of Sound mind and memory. Tho weak in Body and Knowing the great
uncertainty of this life do make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament
in manner following to Wit; In the first place I commend my Soul to its great
author earnestly imploring his mercy through the merrits of his dear Son
Jesus Christ. my Body I desire to be decently Buried at the descretion of my
Ext. hereafter named And as to my worldly Estate I do dispose of it in
manner following my Will is that my loving WIFE MARGARET Crawford have her
living on my plantation until it is Sold and if my Said Wife Should Survive
the Sale of Said Land that She Shall then live with one of my three Son's
JOHN Crawford, WILLIAM Crawford OR ANDREW Crawford. Which She Shall choose
and the other Two to be at an equal Share of Expence in mantaining her during
her natural Life. And whereas MY FATHER JOHN Crawford Dec.d did will that
the Land I and my BROTHER WILLIAM Crawford now lives on Should be equeally
divided between me and my Said BROTHER WILLIAM. My will is and I do hereby
authorise and direct my Son JAMES Crawford to divide this Land equeally to
my Said Fathers Will And to make a Deed to my Said Brother WILLIAM for his
half of Said Land. I give and bequeath to my Son SAMUEL Crawford my young
black mare. I give to my Son JOHN Crawford my Bala Horse. I give to my Son
ANDREW Crawford my Horse called Martin. I give to my Loving wife MARGARET
and my Son WILLIAM the Sorrel Mare between them. I give my DAUGHTER MARGARET
Crawford my young ___ Mare and the Cows that are called Him and her, Bed and
furniture. My will further is that my Old mare be Sold to pay funeral
Charges My will further is that the Cows Called Johns Should be Equilly
divided between my three Sons JOHN, ANDREW & WILLIAM, I also will that the
Waggon Be Kep for the Use of the Plantation My will further is that my
Daughter MARGARET Shall be maintained by her Brothers JOHN, ANDREW & WILLIAM
till She marries I also give to my Said Daughter MARGARET a Saddle. I give
Also to my wife my Bell cow there are three Young Steers I disire should be
killed for the use of the family My sheep my Wife may divide as She pleases
among my Children and the hogs for the use of the family. I also give my
Negro Woman KATE to my Wife and my Rifle give to my Son JAMES Crawford. I
give to my Son JOHN my Family Bible, my Will further is that my three
youngest Sons JOHN, ANDREW & WILLIAM Crawford live on my Said Plantation
untill WILLIAM comes to the age of Twenty One Years and then all my lands
to be Equilly divided between my Said Sons JOHN Crawford, ANDREW Crawford &
WILLIAM Crawford to them their Heirs and assigees for Ever. I also will
that my Said Sons JOHN, ANDREW & WILLIAM Crawford pay to thier BROTHER JAMES?
(James - not clearly spelled) fifteen pounds Currant Money as soon as they
can procure it on the Land. I also give to my three Sons JOHN, ANDREW &
WILLIAM all my farming utensils? and the Balance of the Bond due from JOHN
Moore to purchase them Saddles and I do hereby Appoint my Sons JAMES Crawford
AND JOHN Crawford Executors of this my lat will and Testament hereby revoking
all other wills in Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal
the Twenty Fourth Day of September 1796.
his mark
JOHN Crawford (Seal)
Signed Seald and delivered
in presence of ....................
Edward Mitchell
John Eager
John Crawford Jur.

John Crawford's 1781 probated will

teddybrock58 — 2009-10-30 14:41:13Z

Tina, did you get a reply to your 2006 query about locating this will?

Thank you.

Teddy Brock
trbrock@woh.rr.com

Re: James Crawford/Mary Margaret Crawford Vansant

DHicks1375 — 2009-10-30 14:36:39Z

Justin and List
I received your e-mail and would love to have a copy of the John Crawford home.
Is this John Crawford the elder death 1796 or John Crawford death in 1829 home?
It appears that George W Crawford born 1814 was a son to John Crawford and Elizabeth Willis Hamilton does anyone have any proof of this.
Thanks
Dave Hicks

Re: Crawfords

teddybrock58 — 2009-10-30 14:28:53Z

Donald Smith.....I so hope you are still on this list. This is the first time I've seen an actual comment about elder John Crawford's will by someone who has seen it and may have it in their possession. It is not to be found at Fincastle courthouse.

Please contact me. Anyone else have this 1781 probated will of John Crawford of Botetourt, VA.? It would be very significant to conscientious researchers of this John Crawford who base their genealogy in facts, rather than others who seemingly draw names and dates out of thin air, with no substance.

email: trbrock@woh.rr.com

Thank you,
Teddy Brock

Re: James Crawford/Mary Margaret Crawford Vansant

teddybrock58 — 2009-10-30 13:32:07Z

Justin,

Thank you for letting me know about this photo and, yes, I would love to have a copy. I spent a couple days researching in Fincastle in July and wish I knew of you then. I certainly could have benefited from having a certified Crawford descendant familiar with their history.

I have many questions for you which will best be done by direct email. Although I have proof of descent from Andrew Crawford who died in 1791, and circumstantial evidence to suggest he was the son of John, the will of John has not surfaced even though the 1796 will of his son, John Crawford, alludes to the existence of that document. There is a March 1779 deed that clearly states that John Crawford (presumed the elder) is deceased by that date. SOME people out there have confused the generations just because THEY HAVE THE SAME NAME.

For the record, Margaret Crawford (dau. of Andrew) married Elisha Vansandt and his sister, Sarah, married a James Crawford (NOT son of Andrew) and both couples moved to Fleming county, KY. They are both ancestral grandparents to me.

I am most anxious to hear from you. Thank you.

Teddy Brock
My email: trbrock@woh.rr.com

Re: James Crawford/Mary Margaret Crawford Vansant

lynchburg79 — 2009-10-29 18:42:17Z

Teddy,

I emailed Dave Hicks regarding a photograph c.1850s I have of the original John Crawford House in Botetourt County, VA. The original appears lost to time, but fortunately a very old copy of the original remains in my possession. I am a direct descendant of this John Crawford, and various members of our family are photographed posing in front of the house.
My family, unlike many descendants I read of on here, remained in the area and we are still property owners near Oriskany, VA...a short distance from the John Crawford Home.
Perhaps you are interested in a copy of this photo? I am happy to send a scanned image, or, make an actual paper copy. To my knowledge, this is the only existing photo of the house.
Thanks,
Justin Crawford

Re: William Crawford and Elizabeth Harper

lyndamcginnis — 2009-10-29 18:05:11Z

Hi Tracy, Thank you for your post. Since William Crawford who married Elizabeth Harper, was married before 1772, he was probably born c1750 or earlier so he would be too old to be the same William whom you are searching for. But it seems possible they could be related.

Re: Joseph Crawford m Elizabeth Jane Annett 1800s

2009-10-18 04:29:30Z

Annetts are still around Tandragee, in parish of Ballymore, farming in townland of Mullahead. Anglican. So were Crawfords.

William Crawford and Elizabeth Harper

lyndamcginnis — 2009-10-23 01:08:00Z

Elizabeth Harper, was a daughter of Samuel Harper who died in York Co, PA in 1760. He is buried in the Great Conewago Church Cemetery near Gettysburg. The probate papers list daughter Elizabeth married to William Crawford. Does anyone have any information on this Crawford family? This William was possibly the same William Crawford who was named as a son and heir of Hugh Crawford of Berwick, York Co, PA 1779. We are trying to determine where William and Elizabeth lived and if they moved away from York County.

Clifford E. Crawford 1926 Photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-10-23 03:45:03Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/indiana/16251/clifford...

David B. Crawford 1937 Photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-10-16 06:14:07Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/west-virginia/16103/da...

Re: DNA testing - is it useful?

jcrawfordphd — 2009-10-11 02:06:54Z

Your cousin Arden L. Crawford matches up perfectly with Jimmy Thurman Crawford. The two constitute Lineage 7, definitely pertaining to the R1b1b2 haplogroup. Since there are only two of them and not at all closely related to any other R1b lineages, you are probably a branch that stems from the Brysons, maybe from a Crawford heiress marrying a Bryson who then took the Crawford surname and whose children continued it. Of course the other possibility is an adoption or an illegitimate child fathered by a Bryson. That could have happened several centuries ago. You might want to trace where Brysons are from and where contact might have been made. However, there are also two Browns and a Strahan, so that the surname may have changed more than once. If you can trace your ancestry back to Scotland, you might want to look at the are you come from and see the distribution of these surnames. The Crawford surname would only definitely go back to the common ancestor of your two cousins. Whether or not it went back further would require some goo sleuth work to determine. Keep us up to date with what you find. We are looking for evidence of intrusion from other Y-DNA of non-Crawford males who married Crawford heiresses.

I'm sure it was exciting. Certainly has been for others of us, too.

Re: DNA testing - is it useful?

jcrawfordphd — 2009-10-10 15:56:02Z

JGDouglas,
Though there is no definitive way to identify your direct ancestor William, but a comparison between several cousins surnamed Crawford descended from the different Williams might make it more evident. Is your cousin in the Crawford surname project? If so, let me know who it is and I might be able to help you understand better what the Y-DNA results provide you. If he isn't, do have him join, because not only does he add to the over-all picture, but you might iidentify other related Crawfords through the project. Whether immediate or not, as new members sign up and results multiply, the picture becomes clearer. We have some 120 Crawford Y-DNA results to compare so far. It is a goodly number, though still just a minuscule number given the hundreds of thousands of Crawfords around the world. You are right, though, genealogy by paper trail is still necessary to confirm the identity of any specific ancestor. Check dates of birth, marriage and death, as well as spouses names in censuses and places of residence to try to differentiate between the several Williams in a same generation.

Re: DNA testing - is it useful?

Mishpocha99 — 2009-10-08 15:01:42Z

It depends on what kind of DNA testing you are getting. Both my husband and myself had testing done and I couldn't make much of it. I don't think very many people responded to this one company so we didn't match to anyone.

Then my husband was invited to give DNA for his Surname. The person in charge of getting Smelser's to test is very knowlegable about DNA and reading the results. There were lots of family members who tested and we were able to find some great answers. We are very happy about this testing.

Hope this helps
Sheila

Crawford family from Scotland to Prescott, Canada

JaneTeskey30 — 2009-10-14 05:27:50Z

Hi I am looking for information on Archibald Crawford born 1790 in Scotland died in Upper Canada maybe near Prescott Ontario Canada he was married to wife last name ? Shaw in Scotland had daughter Agnes abt 1810 in Argyllshire, Scotland she married Robert McAuslan in Prescott bef 1832? Agnes died in lambton Co. Ontario Canadalooking if more children or death dates and Agnes wedding date for sure
Thank You

Looking for Retta Crawford

virginiacrawford167 — 2009-10-12 00:21:29Z

Hello,

I found Retta's excellent 'father to son line' web page recently and would like to contact her about it. Unfortunately I wasn't able to do it via her link on the page, so I thought I'd post a message here just in case she sees it. I hope that's okay.

I'm particularly interested to know what became of George Crawford (b 1620, Jordan Hill), just in case he's the first in my line of George's.

Anyway, Retta, if you're out there please reply or contact me at virginia_crawford@yahoo.com.

Thanks :)

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

barry59128 — 2009-10-27 11:01:17Z

hi janet this is barry,
i would love to receive photo then i could compare what i have as i am not to sure of who is who, so unwilling to post just incase its a wrong photo, but i have no record of stanley, thanx

Re: Joseph Crawford m Elizabeth Jane Annett 1800s

melscot — 2009-10-29 15:38:07Z

My Great Grandmother was Matilda Crawford believed non catholic and I think from Loughall County Armagh. Do you think they may have been related as Crawford is not an obvious Irish name? She married my great grandfather Patrick McConville in the 1800s.

Mel

Re: Hugh Crawford in Ohio Township, PA

leindecker5 — 2009-10-18 07:12:09Z

Beth,
I am currently farming Hugh Crawford's land. Harvey Crawford (my grandfather) died last year and I inherited his house and land. I have named my operation Liberty Farm (search Facebook under Liberty Farm or under www.gogillen.com) I came across a letter you had written to Harvey about the family history, and how the original tract of land was named Liberty. I
Any info, picures, copies, etc would be much appreciated. I can offer you a bounty of produce from next year's growing season.
Please check out the links below, they are recent local articles about Liberty Farm.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09260/998466-54.stm
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsbur...
http://www.farmanddairy.com/news/pittsburgh-is-home-to-a-cen...

Sincerely,
Jeff Leindecker

CRAWFORD Vera 1912 1974

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-22 21:35:28Z

CRAWFORD Vera 1912 1974

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Pilot Grove Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

CRAWFORD Berry E 1914 1972

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-24 12:23:07Z

CRAWFORD Berry E 1914 1972

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Pilot Grove Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

CRAWFORD Milicent Anne 1925 2004

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-14 14:49:42Z

CRAWFORD Milicent Anne 1925 2004

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Pilot Grove Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,026 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

selbs — 2009-10-24 10:13:19Z

Hi, thanks for the information. My grandfather (my mothers father) was Cyril. There is a typo in the records but they are all the brothers. A copy of the photo would be great. I have a framed photograph of the the Crawford Bros annual seaside outing by coach.

Regards Paul

Crawfords of Walthamstow London E17

selbs — 2009-10-24 09:14:44Z

Anyone have any information on the Crawford Glazing family of Walthamstow London E17

Re: DNA testing - is it useful?

jgdouglas — 2009-10-11 01:05:56Z

Thank you for your interest, Dr Crawford. Yes, my cousin is in the Crawford surname group; FTDNA kit number is 72584. His deep clade test places him in the R1b1b2 haplogroup. Brysons are the prevailing yDNA match. My cousin and another more distant cousin are the only Crawfords who have shown up on that match list.

Five of us are working together in researching our Crawford family, concentrating on the 1700s and early 1800s. (It was fun when the DNA results came back and several of us who've been corresponding and exchanging information for years realized we really *are* cousins!) While we've done a fairly good job with the records in our ancestors' home counties, there's always more to be found in the court houses and libraries.

--John Douglas

Re: DNA testing - is it useful?

jgdouglas — 2009-10-08 21:57:49Z

My mother's Crawford ancestors were unknown beyond her gf, except his father was believed to be a William. I asked a male Crawford cousin to submit a sample, and a yDNA match proved that the Crawford family I had been researching is the right one. Now I know who my gggg-gf (the immigrant) was, and who his father in Antrim (and previously Ayrshire) was, but I'm still not completely sure which of the 1st cousins named William Crawford in my gg-gf's generation was my gg-gf! In short, yDNA can be a terrific tool, and I'm extremely grateful for it, but the old-fashioned tools of genealogy are still vital.

--John Douglas

Joseph Crawford m Elizabeth Jane Annett 1800s

debphil118 — 2009-10-18 04:28:59Z

Any keen researchers with a fair amount of time still living in Armagh who might like to help out a lost Australian?

I am trying to track down my Crawford (and associated) ancestors. This is what I have to date:

Joseph Crawford m Elizabeth Jane Annett
they had 8 children
Mary Jane b1841 Belfast
Thomas b11/11/1842 Belfast
William b1845 Belfast
Sarah b 28/11/1848 Armagh (probably Belfast)
Joseph b4/3/1852 Armagh (probably Belfast)
Robert b1855 on board the ship Horner
Eliza Jane b1861 Australia
James b1864 Australia

Joseph was born in Ballymore in 1821 to William Crawford and Mary ??.

His wife Elizabeth Jane Annett was born in Ballymore in 1820/21 to Thomas Annett and Elizabeth Ann Tolley.

The information I am trying to find is:
a. Mary's surname
b. The parents of William Crawford (and any siblings)
c. The parents of Mary ?? (and any siblings)
d. The parents of Thomas Annett (and any siblings)
e. The parents of Elizabeth Ann Tolley (and any siblings)
f. Any siblings of Joseph Crawford
g. Any siblings of Elizabeth Annett

but I will take any info offered

I can't find which churches they were associated with but one of Josephs daughters married under Anglican rites so they were probably not Catholic.

I have already done extensive searches on FamilySearch, GenCircles, GenesReunited, Ancestry.com and a number of other sites on the internet as well as general internet searches and everything seems to stop with the above mentioned.

Thanks
Debby

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

JanetWells100 — 2009-10-24 00:40:50Z

Hi came across your board my grandfather was charles the eldest of the crawford brothers. I have a great photo of all the brothers together which I can e-mail to you if you which. Charles, Fred, Percy, Cycil, Ernie, Stan and Reg.
regards Jan

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

JanetWells100 — 2009-10-24 00:32:53Z

Hi I was searching for the crawfords and came across your board. My greatGrandfather was Charles William Crawford (he wasn't adopted)who was married to Susannah Bushell, her parents were George Bushell and Mary Ann Pulman. I am stuck on Charles (born 1869 baptism 1870) father who I believe is also called Charles (b 1845)i think. His mother Jane remarried in 1881 to William Humphreys. On their marriage certificate Jane's father name is Coulson but have now got stuck. I have a great photo of the Crawford brothers Charles, Fred, Percy, Cycil, Ernie, Stan and Reg. Philip was born 1921 married Hilda had a daughter Joan and died in 1994.
Hope some of this helps. Jan

Re: Crawfords of Walthamstow

JanetWells100 — 2009-10-27 22:57:37Z

Hi Barry, because I am not a full member of this site I can't seem to contact you any other way than this and I'm not sure how to include a photo.

charles crawford b 1870

JanetWells100 — 2009-10-18 18:31:51Z

Looking for the parents of charles crawford b 1870 stoke newington.

CRAWFORD Willis M 1924 1980 phm2 US Navy W W II

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 17:37:59Z

CRAWFORD Willis M 1924 1980 phm2 US Navy W W II

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Crawfords of North Eastern N.C.

smjkbritt — 2009-10-27 05:01:58Z

Please Help

Re: George W. Crawford

shepv81 — 2009-10-28 02:38:53Z

This is my Great-Grandfather's father, he is Jacob N Crawford,my Grandmother's (Cleo) father. We have been trying to find any Info on him after 1918 when he and wife lived in Zanesville,Oh Muskingum county.This is the last info we have on him, my Grandmother stated that he had vanished and had no idea where he went and we like to find out if possible to pass on to the family that is still living and fill in our family tree.

Re: Looking for any Crawford Relatives...

vikkihenry — 2009-10-19 17:49:17Z

Did Wm Earl happen to marry a lady named Lois Catherine Sullivan?

I found a photo at an antique mall and it shows Mr. & Mrs. William E. Crawford.

I am NOT related, but would love to find a home for the photo!

Re: Southern Ohio Crawfords

leahrirvin — 2009-10-23 14:35:33Z

my grandfather is samuel mcclaskie from west virginia.

Re: David CRAWFORD b ~1710 Scotland m. Jane DOUGLAS 1731 England

labarberad — 2009-10-09 18:51:16Z

I have a family record that shows a David Crawford born around 1623 in Aryshire Scotland (son of John who is son of Malcom Crawford and Margaret Cunningham) who immigrated to Virginia (US) and was married to a Jane _______ . David and Jane's daughter, Elizabeth Crawford, married Nicholas Meriwether II in 1688(?).

Re: David CRAWFORD b ~1710 Scotland m. Jane DOUGLAS 1731 England

labarberad — 2009-10-09 18:46:21Z

Re: William Crawford and Elizabeth Harper

bccrawford1 — 2009-10-29 14:08:41Z

In my research of the Crawford name, I have come across A William Crawford born 1790 in Scotland married a Betsy (Elizabeth)maiden name unknown, Lived in Springfield, Erie County, PA acording to 1850 Census. One of his children was Samuel Crawford born 1825, same place, think he is my Great Grandfather. I've hit a brick wall at this point, unable to verify all of the above.
Tracy Crawford
trcraw4d@verizon.net