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Re: JOHN CREWS, Charleston, SC

richardcrews1 — 2012-06-04 00:48:49Z

Rebecca Crews is buried at Moniac Cemetery near Moniac, GA in Charlton County. (Down dirt road off Hwy 185 just before the small town of Moniac, GA.)

Samuel and Elizabeth are buried at Crews Cemetery in Baker County.
(Cem is on private property. In Baxter, FL, Hwy 127 crosses Hwy 2 & pavement ends. Moccasin Creek Circle is dirt rd. on right. Cem is on right (south) side of road in a pasture.)

Elizabeth "Betty" Crews

backtothebeginning — 2012-04-28 02:29:15Z

I'm looking for any information on her parents. Elizabeth Crews was born abt 1846 in Georgia. She married Jacob T. Denson in Bell Co, Texas. Any information would be a great help. Thanks, Vickey

Re: Sallie Crews

RPokorny — 2012-04-15 20:41:31Z

Hello, I am not related. Hope this helps. RP
If I have the right family, then Sallie's maiden name was Bradley, and she married Stanley Luther Crews.
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Florida Death Index, 1877-1998
Name: Sallie Elizabeth Crews
Death Date: May 1964
County of Death: Duval
State of Death: Florida
Race: White
Gender: Female
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"Florida, Marriages, 1837-1974,"
Groom's Name: Stanley Crews
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Sally Bradley
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 18 Aug 1905
Marriage Place: Nassau, Florida
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M74605-2
System Origin: Florida-EASy
Source Film Number: 954985
Reference Number: p 79
Source Citation
"Florida, Marriages, 1837-1974," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWWR-DBZ : accessed 15 April 2012), Stanley Crews (1905).
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1900 United States Federal Census
Home in 1900: Precinct 9, Nassau, Florida

John Carroll, head, age 32, married 10 years, born Mch 1868 Florida, father born Georgia, mother born Florida

Mary J Carroll, wife, age 21, married 10 years, 4 children, 4 living, born Dec 1878 Georgia, parents born Georgia

Bessie Carroll, daughter, age 5, born Jan 1895 Florida, father born Florida, mother born Georgia

Abner J Carroll, son, age 2, born July 1897 Florida, father born Florida, mother born Georgia

Harry L Carroll, son, age 0/12, born May 1900 Florida, father born Florida, mother born Georgia

Elizabeth Crews, mother, age 68, widow, 9 children, 5 living, born Feb. 1832 Georgia, parents born Georgia

Benjamin Bradley, nephew, age 16, born June 1883 Florida, parents born Florida

Sallie E Bradley, niece, age 13, born June 1887 Florida, parents born Florida
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Also on the same census page.....

1900 United States Federal Census
Home in 1900: Precinct 9, Nassau, Florida
Household Members: Name Age
William M Crews 48
Mary Crews 32
Joseph Crews 7
Archie Crews 15
Tembey Crews 11
Jack Crews 5
Lovey Crews 3
Jasper Crews 2/12
Elizabeth Carroll 75
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*****Most likely Stanley.....

This family's last name looks like it could also be Crews....

1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Stanley Cruise[Stanley Crews]
Age: 16
Birth Date: May 1884
Birthplace: Florida
Home in 1900: Macclenny, Baker, Florida
[Baker]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital Status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's Birthplace: Florida
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Archaball G Cr* 74
Honor E Cr* 64
Honor E Cr* 35
James M Cr* 20
Barney Cr* 4
Effie Bradley 3 granddaughter
Stanley Cruise 16 boarder

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1910 United States Federal Census
Home in 1910: Panama, Duval, Florida

Stanley Crews, head, age 26, 1st marriage, married 6 years, born about 1884 Florida, parents born Florida

Sally Crews, wife, age 20, , 1st marriage, married 6 years, 1 child, 1 living, born about 1890 Florida, parents born Florida
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1920 United States Federal Census
Home in 1920: Baldwin, Duval, Florida

Stanley L Crews, head, age 32, born about 1888 Florida, parents born Florida

Sarah Crews, wife, age 22, born about 1898 Florida, parents born Florida

Robert Crews, son, age 8, born about 1912 Georgia, parents born Florida

Henry Crews, son, age 6, born about 1914 Florida, parents born Florida

Nettie Crews , daughter, age 1[1 8/12], born about 1918 Florida, parents born Florida

Earnest Bradley, nephew, age 7, born about 1913 Florida, parents born Florida
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1930 United States Federal Census
Home in 1930: Mount Pleasant, Wayne, Georgia

Stanley Crews, head, age 47, married age 23, born about 1883 Florida, parents born Florida

Salie Crews, wife, age 38, married age 15?, born about 1892 Florida, parents born Florida

Henry Crews, son, age 14, born about 1916 Florida, parents born Florida

Nettie Crews, daughter, age 12, born about 1918 Florida, parents born Florida

Wilson Crews, son, age 8, born about 1922 Georgia, parents born Florida

Sadie Crews, daughter, age 6, born about 1924 Georgia, parents born Florida

Stanley Crews, son, age 3, born about 1927 Georgia, parents born Florida
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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Luther Stanly Crews
Residence: Macclenny, Baker, Fla.
County: Baker
State: Florida
Birth Date: 11 Aug 1884
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1556878
DraftBoard: 0
Age: 34
Occupation: Farmer, self
Nearest Relative: Sally Crews wife, Macclenny, Baker, Fla.
Height/Build: Short/Medium
Color of Eyes/Hair: Brown/Black
Date: Sept. 12, 1918
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Also check this out......It shows that sallie's mother was Sarah E. Pringle, who had a 2nd marriage to a grant Turner, and they had 4 daughters and a son.

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=glynn1...

Sallie Crews

LGRansom — 2012-04-15 16:57:15Z

I'm looking for any information about my great-grandmother, Sally Crews.

She died in Palatka, Florida (I think) in May of 1964. She was a native of Florida, but also lived in Brunswick, GA. Her funeral was held at the Pentacostal Holiness Church in Brunswick with the Rev Wheatley officiating. She was burried in the Chapel Crossing Cemetary in GA.

I know she had 4 sisters, but not their names. She was survived by her children: Chattey Wilkinson Green, Sarah Tyson, Nettie Rozier, Mrs. John L Collins, Robert Coy Crews, SL Crews, H Ray Crews, and Billy Blair.

I need to find her husband's name, marriage date, her parents names (maiden name)and any information on the 4 sisters, grand and great grand children.

Re: Melisa (Leair) Crews, Pershing, Iowa

brittanysue77 — 2012-03-23 11:18:50Z

I know you posted this years ago, but I just came across it and I have just the information you need!

Melisa would've been my great-great-grandmother.

If you are still seeking this information, please email me at brittanysue77@yahoo.com.

-Brittany Crews

Louis Crews, d. 1958

xd22577 — 2012-03-09 05:35:51Z

Rockport Democrat, Spencer county, Indiana
May 30, 1958

LOUIS CREWS
Louis CREWS, 72, of Chrisney died Monday afternoon at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Wallace TULEY of near Chrisney.
He also is survived by a son, Edwin, of Boonville: sister, Mrs. Ada HASENMYER, Newtonville: eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Thursday morning in the Youngblood funeral home with the Rev. S.W. Lovell and the Rev. J. L. Eishoff officiating. Burial was in Midway cemetery.

given name Llewellyn

paulmiskin — 2012-03-05 10:57:52Z

Is this a recognised ancestral name in the CREWS family and if so where might it originate?

There may not be a single common theme: I have CREWS in my UK ancestry, most recently my 2xg grandmother Mary CREWS (1810-1905) who wed a BICKFORD. Both families have history in Devon England. One of her grand-sons was a Llewellyn BICKFORD (1861-1931) and I have been curious about this forename for some time. I have found no trace of Llewelyn in the BICKFORD line so perhaps it comes from CREWS.

Crews

jshilg_1 — 2012-03-05 02:48:48Z

I am a rank beginner at this but hope someone can help. My husband,Jondon LLewellyn Shilg,is the son of Magaret Hope Crews and William Merritt Shilg. He was born in Louisiana in 1938; Margaret left when he was about 2 and lived in the Los Angles area. What I hope for is to hear from any of Margaret's children or grandchildren who might be able to answer some questions about her, her illness, if she had one that could be genetic, or anything that might be of interest to her grandson. Jondon's mother was born in Ohio,her parents were Margaret Gere Crouch and Llewellyn Pettitt Crews.

crews' from alabama that moved to Arkasas

Travette — 2012-02-04 05:23:06Z

Trying to find any info on crews' from alabama to arkansas

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

cahgotelli — 2012-01-14 00:47:00Z

Thanks Tracey. I appreciate the information and will contact Jack about the reunion change. Carolyn

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

jglenn90 — 2012-01-13 21:17:01Z

Have e-mailed you copy of that portion of my Crews tree.

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

tdbohannon — 2012-01-13 18:20:48Z

I have probably seen you at the reunions! I've been attending off and on since the 1980s. My grandfather was Hobert Riley Crewse and his father was William Edward Paul Crewse. We voted this past year to start having the reunions on Saturday at a new location. You'd have to message Jack to get the details. If the Blackwell/Crewse/Ragain lines are anything like the Hutsell/Crewse lines, I wish you luck!!
Traci Crewse Bohannon

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

flipperlover64 — 2012-01-13 17:56:24Z

I was able to locate our family tree online for free made by one of our cousins who did our family tree for a project in school, but I have since lost it and cannot relocated, I believe I originally found it under Eva Elizabeth Ledbetter Crews, but I cannot locate it now. Do you have access to our history? Please contact me at flipperlover64@yahoo.com, this is Elizabeth Jane Crews Loper daughter of Hardie and Hope Crews. Thanks

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

cahgotelli — 2012-01-13 05:44:44Z

Thanks for your reply. Yes I have several of the "Crewse Of The Ozarks" books and have been in touch with the author Jack Crewse for years. I have been to two of the Crewse Reunions one about 1980 and one in the late 1990's. You can look for me under Carolyn Ann Phillips. My father was V.L. Phillips, grand-mother was Nancy Arilda Crewse and Great grandfather John William Grant Crewse. Have been trying to sort out all the Blackwell, Crewse and Ragain inter marriages for years. Found a 4th cousin-in the Ragain line living about 10 miles from me.

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

tdbohannon — 2012-01-12 17:35:41Z

John William Grant Crewse was my grandfather's first cousin. Do you have the book CREWSE OF THE OZARKS by Jack Crewse? It contains lots of family pictures, including photos of John William Grant and his family and also one taken from a tyntype of his father, George Nathaniel Crewse. It also has some very interesting information about what happened to John William Grant and his brother, James Monroe Crewse after they were orphaned as young boys.

Re: Leonidas Crews, b. 1831 in Thomaston, Ga.

MargeTelerski — 2012-01-12 16:40:48Z

Nelda--I would love to see a copy of Martin's will. It is my understanding he left his estate to Fleming and Leonidas. Mrs. Leonidas Crews used the money to help build a church and a railway station so that Hamilton could be on a rail line.

Re: an earlier Fleming Crews?

neldaflo12 — 2012-01-11 20:53:43Z

Our Fleming Jordan Crews from Georgia/McGirk was descended from a mothr or grandmothr whose maiden name was Jordan. I'd have to look it up and am not at home right now. She had two brothers, one was Reuben (Jordan) and the other was Fleming (Jordan)..so she and our Crews gr-grandfather named two of their sons Reuben Jordan Crews, and Fleming Jordan Crews.....those names got carried down from her and from her brothers. I think Fleming was a sir-name further up the line....

Re: fleming jordan crews

neldaflo12 — 2012-01-11 20:46:52Z

Hi, which of my nieces or nephews are you? Aunt Florentine

Re: Leonidas Crews, b. 1831 in Thomaston, Ga.

neldaflo12 — 2012-01-11 20:43:55Z

Leonidas Crews was my grandfather's brother. (mother referred to him as "Uncle Lonnie." My grandfather was Fleming Jordan (pronounced "Jerden") Crews, who lived in McGirk Community and is buried there, near Hamilton. He and Leonidas came to Texas after the civil war with their bachelor uncle, Martin Mortinmer Crews, who is buried in Hamilton. I have copies of Martin's will. I'll have to get out my family tree records before I can tell you more. My sister and I spent a lot of time tracing family before she passed away...but it has been awhile since I looked at those papers.

Re: Crews lines from Ripley Co., MO

cahgotelli — 2012-01-09 08:59:02Z

Do you show anything in your records for a John William Grant Crewse? He was my great-grandfather and lived in Poplar Bluff for many years. He is related to the Crewse family from Wright County Missouri. His grandfather was Rufus M. Crewse.

Re: Richard CREWS (ca. 1727-1792) VA

lennon60 — 2011-11-06 19:05:50Z

look on my tree you find more,,Richards father was Thomas jr.

Re: Mary Crews

reborn2h20 — 2011-09-23 23:25:13Z

yes, this is part of my family line . please contact me at me email adress. Marla

Re: Cruse/Crews,KY,IL,MO,TN

jemvaughn — 2011-09-18 02:37:12Z

Your post is old so I do not know whether you will get this. The Richard, brother of Martin, is my 3rd great grandfather. I have the information after the family left Missouri, or some of it. I am interested in the court document you mention and the story on orphans. Thanks

Bettie Rosa Crews

melissar911 — 2011-08-26 02:21:52Z

Bettie Rosa Crews
born 1913 in VA
parents are William Crews and Minnie Compton
married Oliver Guy Rice on June 2, 1934
Her sister Minnie Mary Crews is my gg-grandma.
If anyone has any information on her descendants as I have had little success in finding any I'd appreciate learning about them.

Re: Crews from Georgia, Florida

54margaretfields — 2011-08-25 03:42:27Z

My husband,Dan Leon Crews was born in Fernandina Beach Florida on June 30,1951.He is now deceased.We have two girls Cheryl and Heidi.Lorene Harris Crews is mom.Jesse was dad.We have two grandsons,Josiah and Lazarus.Lorene lived in Athens GA.now in CA.Related to Boatwrights.Like to get in touch with other relatives.

Re: PETER CREWS POLLY MONROE

lennon60 — 2011-08-24 22:51:39Z

look on my tree, see if that helps

need help

lennon60 — 2011-08-24 22:50:00Z

traced thomas crews sr. to england,thats where it stops for me.need help finding more..thank you.

Re: Crews

J_Cheatem — 2011-08-18 17:59:09Z

Carrie Crews is my great grandmother. Her son Seldon is my grandfather. Do you know Blanche Ragland also? Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Crews family - Waycross, GA

jane_mccormick1 — 2011-08-16 16:24:21Z

Emmie Crews and Thomas Mathew are my grand parents on my father's side (James Ernie Tatum). I was trying to find out if they still have a yearly reunion in GA like they use to years ago. How interesting I ran across your posting.

Jane Tatum McCormick

Re: Mary Crews

millerj152 — 2011-08-11 01:31:29Z

Ok, I think I have something! I have a Grover logan in my tree which is my grandfather's father. According to ancestry Grover was the son of James(Jim)and Signora. Signora was 53 in 1930 and Jim was 63. Do those names look familiar? At the time, they were living in Stauton, Halifax, VA

Re: Mary Crews

reborn2h20 — 2011-08-11 00:50:26Z

Hello, thank you for the response If you can remember anything I would surely appreciate it. I think her dad/owner may have been John Crews. Her Husband Richmond Sydnor was owned by Giles and Rebecca Pleasant Sydnor of Halifax county VIrginia.I dont find her after the 1900 census but I find Richmond on the 1910 and he states he is widowed so she died between 1900-1910, no death record I can find. The children of Mary Crews and Richmond are Giles,Phil,Signora,Beck(nanie),Emma,home,Jim,Henry,William and Robert. thank you again . Marla

Re: Mary Crews

millerj152 — 2011-08-11 00:32:18Z

Sounds familiar. I have Charity Sydnor, james sydnor, and beatrice sydnor in my tree, all from Halifax county va

Re: Crews

millerj152 — 2011-08-11 00:25:23Z

Hello, I have a Carrie Ragland in my family who married a Ragland. I believe he was a preacher. They say she lived to be about a 100. She had a brother named Ernest? I think we are talking about the same person. Hope to hear from you. I am from the crews family and currently live in Halifax county, va

Jennifer Logan

Re: Edna May Nash nee Crews

joyce3906harper — 2011-08-08 00:59:58Z

I would like a copy. She was my aunt.

Thomas W. Crews b 1854

pdrobbin46 — 2011-08-07 20:03:18Z

Searching for the parents of Thomas W Crews born Jan 19, 1854 in IL, maybe. Married Alice Autler in Knox County, IN 1875. Thomas died in 1902 in Knox Co although they lived in Gibson Co IN in 1880 and Wayne Co IL in 1900. His death record says his father was James. They had six known children although census says Alice had 10, 6 living: Rebecca, Thomas, Lavada, James, Olive and Anna. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Dave(id) P Crews b.Alabama d. arkansas 1873-1931

Travette — 2011-07-28 04:04:10Z

Trying to locate his parents was supposed to be born in alabama but unable to find him or them in census records, any help out there.

James Crews

Re: dahlia crews

janixjc — 2011-07-22 20:22:15Z

I am the wife of Dahlia and Eddie Crews grandson whose name is Eddie Hernry Crews,II. We are also seeking family information since both grandparents were deceased before Eddie,II was born.

Re: need help

kobieharris1 — 2011-06-14 10:28:47Z

We will need as much info as you have got to be able to help
Age. DOB & where born would be a start

Re: Crews - Surname

irishr4 — 2011-05-31 03:59:01Z

Hi Brian, I just came upon your post about your Grandfather, Clifford V. Crews and was wondering if your GF married a Rita Roth in 1978?

Re: Luther Crews Caddie Collier

gatorconley2000 — 2011-05-11 22:06:12Z

I am the great Grandson of Luther and Caddie Crews. My Grandmother is Audrey Crews-Conley. I can answer some questions. I am also looking for any pictures or stories that anyone might have about the Crews/ Collier families.

Re: alexander crews b. 1755 SC

RodneyLorraine — 2011-05-05 16:10:43Z

checking Footnote.com, the links below will likely only work if you are subscribed to footnote; but they do normally offer a 2week trial period.

found a Thomas, Joseph and Obediah Crews that all served in Company C of the 14th Virginia Regiment under Capt John Winston http://www.footnote.com/image/#23163716

found a John and Johnson Crews who served in North Carolina Troops of 1st Light Dragoons 1777-78 under Capt. Sam Ashe, Lieut Benjmn Mills http://www.footnote.com/image/#10202175

found a John and William Crews in the 1st and 6th South Carolina Regiments http://www.footnote.com/search.php?query=crews&f_ancesto...

nothing for Georgia at this point. will post back if i find anything more.

that Thomas may have served in the NC militia or possibly gone back to VA to enlist.

Re: alexander crews b. 1755 SC

USCGRMC — 2011-05-05 15:10:39Z

Was the Thomas Crews, who signed this allegiance, ever under the Command of Elijah Clarke in Georgia during the revolution?

Anybody!

Re: alexander crews b. 1755 SC

RodneyLorraine — 2011-05-05 11:48:37Z

the book is listed on google books. follow the link and it will tell you where to find a copy (for sale or in a library)

http://books.google.com/books?id=jZwxAAAAMAAJ&dq=Thomas+...

Re: alexander crews b. 1755 SC

RodneyLorraine — 2011-05-05 11:36:56Z

Crews in North Carolina Colonial Records
this is an excerpt of the entire pages, I only included the Crews names, the oath, the witnessing officer and of course the source is listed so you can have verification:
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I will bear faithfull and true Allegiance to the State of North Carolina and will truly endeavor to support, maintain, and defend the independent Government thereof against George the third, King of Great Britain and his successors, and the attempts of any other Person, Prince, power, state or Potentate, who by secret arts, treasons, Conspiracies or by open force shall attempt to subvert the same, and will in every respect conduct myself as a peaceful orderly subject and that I will disclose and make known to the Governor, some member of the Council of State, some Justice of the Superior Courts or of the Peace, all treasons, Conspiracies and attempts committed or intended against the State which shall come to my knowledge.
And that all persons being quakers, Moravians, Menomists & dunkards & under the circomstances above mentioned in Law, shall make the following affirmation or depart the State.
I, A. B., do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will bear true Fidelity to the independent State of North Carolina and to the Powers & authorities which are or may be established for the good governments thereof and I do renounce any Fidelity to the present King of Great Britain, his Heirs and Successors, and that I will disclose and make known to the Governor, some member of the Council of State, Judge of the Superior Court or Justice of the peace, all Treasons, Conspiracies or attempts Committed or intended against the same which shall come to my knowledge.
May the 30, 1778, State of North Carolina, Granville County, Oxford District, the following Persons Took the Oath of Allegiance, to-wit:
Thomas Crews.
James (his X mark) Crews.
Gideon (his X mark) Crews.

SHERWOOD HARRIS, J. P.

Source:
…Excerpt from original document…
List of inhabitants of Granville County who took the oath of allegiance to North Carolina, including oaths
May 22, 1778 - August 02, 1778

Colonial and State Records of North Carolina Volume 22, Page 170

Re: alexander crews b. 1755 SC

RodneyLorraine — 2011-04-29 22:58:51Z

I would appreciate any documentation that anybody is willing to share on the Crews family.
I am descended from Lydia Bea Crews (Daughter of DD Sr. & Piety Collier) and her husband Thomas Guilford Hair who also served in the 2nd Florida Cavalry as did DD Jr.
My current project is writing a story based on my Hair/Hare family line, which I have traced from my grandmother in Florida back thru colonial N.Carolina and I would like to be able to provide an accurate summary of the Crews family line in the corresponding chapter.

my e-mail is ConklinRodneyA@gmail.com

**I saw on a recent post that the Crews family came through North Carolina, any info on where in NC the Crews family came from would be helpful as I recently gained access to a large collection of colonial records here. I will gladly reciprocate any info I find.

Re: Luther Crews Caddie Collier

JimCrews3 — 2011-04-21 07:59:40Z

Good morning! I received a note recently from Irvin Crews. I am in the Isham (1852) line (Ware County). The references to "Crewsville" sound familiar, but, my Crews clan has not had contact with John Barney Crews line, brother of James Barton Crews...for generations. Both sons of Isham Crews and Kessiah "Kizzie" Johns....Ware County/SE Georgia.

Crews, James Stanley Jr (Ancestry Tree)

Anyone reading this in the John Barney line; would love more family history ..

Thanks,
James Stanely Crews, Jr. (Jim)
JimCrews@att.net

Re: Luther Crews Caddie Collier

gatorconley2000 — 2011-04-21 02:48:30Z

Luther and Caddie were my Great Grandparents. Audrey is my Grandmother. She is still living, she is the youngest. If anyone has any pictures or stories of Dempsey, Luther, Caddie, Roy, Buster, etc. Please let me know. A Good picture of John Collier can be found very easily on line. Would like to locate as many photagraphs and sketches as I can. I have two sons who love our proud heritage. My email is gatorconley2000@yahoo.com . I am a soldier stationed at Fort Bragg, NC.

Saying Hello and need pictures or stories

gatorconley2000 — 2011-04-21 02:38:01Z

I am the great Grandson of Luther and Caddie. My Grandmother is Audrey, the youngest of the bunch. I am very proud of my heritage and would like any info or pictures that anyone may have of Luther or Caddie.

Re: John Crews 1735-1794

khughes052000 — 2011-04-15 22:40:44Z

Okay ... now I'm thoroughly confused !!!! Thanks for sharing !!
Kathy

Re: John Crews 1735-1794

tjkreidler — 2011-04-15 21:30:39Z

I just found a very detailed genealogy of the Crew family in Charles City Co., VA. You can find it at the link below. Some of the people are the same, but dates and marriages and kids are completely different. Oh how I love it when it becomes more complicated!

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/m/i/Paulette-M-...