Crosswhite - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Solomon Crosswhite

SaraH741997 — 2012-03-26 19:21:12Z

My name is Donald Crosswhite, and my mom was married to a man named George Washington Crosswhite about 36 years ago,he passed away many years ago.He adopted me, and 2 of my sisters after they were married. I dont know a whole lot about his family, but they were from Soddie Tenn.. I think that is how you spell the name of the city. We live in Atlanta, Ga., on the NW side right now. I know that George was in the army, and fought in world war 2.Does this help you n any way?

Cicero Jackson Crosswhite

daniellelins — 2012-02-09 14:52:35Z

Cicero Jackson Crosswhite
B:15 sep 1868 in Jackson, Rankin, Mississippi, United States D:16 Jan 1918 in Maud, Seminole, Oklahoma, United States
Married Carrie Carver, and lived in Oklahoma.

Need more info on the family. He is my 2x ggrandfather. He passed when my Gg-mother was young.

Thank you- danielle

Re: David Edward Crosswhite

RhondaCrosswhite1957 — 2011-06-23 21:30:25Z

Not that I am aware of. I know that some families who were enslaved until the 1860's did not have a surname and took names of their own from places they had lived, people they admired or the owners of the land they lived on as soon as they were able.

Re: David Edward Crosswhite

crosswhiteg — 2011-06-23 05:06:05Z

Is their a Caucasian and African American split in the crosswhite family?

David Edward Crosswhite

RhondaCrosswhite1957 — 2011-05-27 18:12:47Z

David Crosswhite was my paternal grandfather. He was married to Myrtle Mae Mitchell. They had 8 children but only 4 survived to adulthood-my father Lawrence Earl,uncle Edward,aunts Marie Powell and Louise Pinegar (nee Crosswhite). I am looking for any info I can on the family.

Re: George H(?) Crosswhite

magilewis123 — 2010-10-20 23:55:01Z

Rebella

I know that GH Crosswhite and Jeanette Allen Crosswhite were the parents of my great-great grandmother, Mary Edna (Mollie) Crosswhite Banner. Here is her information:

George H. Crosswhite - son of John Melvin Crosswhite, Sr. and Elizabeth Stone

1 George H. Crosswhite b: May 15, 1828 in Carter Co. TN d: June 26, 1904 in Johnson Co. TN
.. m. Jennet Allen
......... 2 Alonzo M. Crosswhite b: 1855 d: May 28, 1912
............. +Mary A. Robinson
......... 2 Isaac Crosswhite b: 1857
......... 2 Franklin Webster Crosswhite
......... 2 Mary Edna Crosswhite b: May 27, 1859 d. 1927
married Madison Love (Mat) Banner
had 3 children: Isaac William Banner 1876-1930
Rhoda Banner 1879-1895
Phoebe Banner 1886-1950
*2nd Wife of George H. Crosswhite:
.. +Mary Huskins

I hope that helps you a little.

Re: George H(?) Crosswhite

magilewis123 — 2010-10-20 23:45:51Z

I know that George H. Crosswhite and Jeanette Allen were the parents of my great-great grandmother, Mary Edna Crosswhite Banner. George was a physician apparently from the census records of 1870. I hope that helps a little bit.

Re: George H(?) Crosswhite

eklemkowski — 2010-10-12 23:58:39Z

my mother is viola crosswhite/sappe my name is rebella could anyone talk to me? my e-mail is eklemkowski@yahoo.com thanks

Lost Brother

RhondaCrosswhite1957 — 2010-09-14 17:28:37Z

My father, Lawrence Earl Crosswhite, b. 1927, was married to a woman named Frances in the 1940's in California. I believe they lived in San Francisco. They had one son Michael who would be about 59 years old now. Frances remarried and I understand that the new husband adopted Michael and changed his last name. I would like to locate and get to know this brother.

Military Service Report

topnback — 2010-06-08 21:54:24Z

I recently purchased from a flea market, the military papers for Alva Washington Crosswhite, from Butler, Mo, dated June 14, 1918. This group of papers also have 3 War Department cards. Two are Notice of Classification and one is notice to appear for physical exam. The fifth paper has notie of what clothing each soldier must bring with them. I will be very happy to make sure this packet gets into his family's hand or to a military agency that are interested in these papers.

Re: Clarence Crosswhite

larry438651 — 2010-05-07 20:20:38Z

My fathers name was Clarence R Crosswhite. He passed in 1984

Re: bills/crosswhite

larry438651 — 2010-05-07 20:14:54Z

My grandmother was mindie bills/crosswhite

Alfred M Crosswhite

earlesgirl — 2010-01-24 22:30:48Z

Looking for family, information, pictures, and obits for:
Alfred M Crosswhite born 20Mar1919 Oregon; died 27Jun2005 Clackamas Co, Oregon
married: Laura L Lynn born 20Oct1921 Oregon; died 22Jul2002 Clackamas Co, Oregon
children:
Fran and Florence
If you are connected or have info to share, please contact me.
Thanx,
Nannette

Crosswhite Family of San Diego CA and MT

LarryParks43 — 2009-11-14 23:16:56Z

Looking for connections to Benjamin Crosswhite (Crosswaite) born about 1855, MO, died 27 Jan 1929, Anaconda, Deer Lodge Co., MT. Married Mary Jergensen, born 1863, UT, died Aug 1937, Anaconda, Deer Lodge Co., MT.

Ben and Mary had two children that I know of: Lawrence and Ida, Lawrence born 15 Oct 1882, MT, died 17 Mar 1950, San Diego, San Diego Co. CA. He had Two boys that I know of Joseph and Willis.

Ida was born Oct 1884, Warm Springs, Deer Lodge Co., MT and died 29 May 1946, Columbia Falls, Flathead Co., MT. Ida was not married.

Mary (Jergensen) Crosswhite was the daughter of Lars and Maren [Mary] (Christian) Jergensen.

Crosswhite Family of Anaconda MT

LarryParks43 — 2009-11-14 23:09:28Z

Re: Crosswhite Pioneer Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri

elcgrove — 2009-11-02 20:25:16Z

Wonderful! It has been years since we were in Boone County, and visited all the cemeteries we could find. But you have done a great thing! My line from John goes to James Edward, William Ennis, and Eddie Lee Crosswhite. I am Lorna Louise Crosswhite Grove. I would love to visit, but we are getting too old to do too much climbing. If you would share the pictures I would appreciate it. Maybe someday my children or grandchildren can visit. We are living now near Little Rock, Arkansas.

Harlan & Iona Frazier Crosswhite, Children: Jame L, Betty, Patsy

csb5100 — 2009-07-18 15:42:20Z

I am trying to locate the death certificate and any ancestors of Iona Crosswhite. The family lived in Texarkana, Bowie Co Tx. I think Iona died Aug. 1984 in Miller Co, Ark., but I have been unable to get a copy of her death certificate. Iona is my great aunt. She is my grandfather, Frank B. Frazier's sister. He died in 1942, before I was born. His son, HL "Bud" Frazier is my father. Bud has been deceased for over 30 years.

I am trying to complete a written family genealogy, and cannot find information her ancestors may know.

I can't find Iona's mother's (Ada M. Frazier) maiden name. I cannot find where and when her father, Edward William Frazier, died. Any information will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Cathy Frazier Eaton

CROSSWHITE Daniel B 1888-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-10 19:41:57Z

CROSSWHITE Daniel B 1888-1973

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 202,944 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.

Crosswhite Pioneer Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri

RhondaStoneLightfoot — 2009-02-04 00:44:54Z

Update: For many years there has been speculation that a pioneer cemetery in Boone County, Missouri belonging to the Crosswhite family was destroyed. This past summer, I located it in a State Park and worked with another researcher to get the State to agree to help clear it, do an archealogical study on it and then install fencing and signage for the cemetery.

Our efforts have paid off and as soon as the weather in Missouri warms up some, the Park employees will start on doing a clear burn to rid it of all the cedars growing in it. Three headstones have been recovered and are currently in safe storage. Those will be displayed at the guard shack to the park to keep vandals from breaking them. Another stone was located but we will know more about it after the archealogical study.

The stones found belong to 1) John Crosswhite (DOB: 06 Dec 1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky DOD 16 Mar 1854 in Boone County, Missouri) married 22 Nov 1832 to Frances "Fanny" Stone (DOB: 15 Dec 1814 in Orange County, Virginia DOD: 07 Feb 1902 in Boone County, Missouri). 2) Their daughter, Elizabeth (DOB: 02 Nov 1833 in Boone County, Missouri DOD: 04 Dec 1834 in Boone County, Missouri) and 3) their daughter, Sally Jane (DOB: 1844 in Boone County, Missouri).

NOTE: The stones clearly say Crosswhite on them as the spelling of the last name. I have photos of them if you are interested.

We are anticipating the cemetery being finished late summer and then will proceed with the State's Pioneer cemetery declaration paperwork. Because it is within a State Park, it should be easy to have this accomplished (plus the Park Administrator has been WONDERFUL to work with). This has all been handled with the utmost respect for the people buried there (estimation is currently 5-7 people but study will reveal a better idea). Due to the age of the cemetery, disturbance of remains is a non-issue really but we want to preserve it for future generations and are being being helped by the State Archealogist.

A history of the ownership of the area is being compiled and will be put at the main gate also for future visitors plus photos of the work being done. Due to the location of the cemetery, you must be able-bodied to get to it (think up on top of a ridgeline that is STEEP). That in itself will help the cemetery not be vandalized by some errant person.

I'll be posting more as the project goes forward. Special thank yous to the people who donated the funds to purchase the fencing. The State Park is purchasing the signage and has agreed to maintain the cemetery once it is fenced in. Plus provide all the labor for clearing it out and actually putting the fence up.

Word has it there is another small Crosswhite cemetery in the nature preserve portion of the same Park...so looks like I have some more sleuthing to do to find it!! Wish me luck!

Re: John Crosswhite

RhondaStoneLightfoot — 2009-02-04 00:25:41Z

Ok, there are a ton of John Crosswhites but John Lou Crosswhite was born 01 April 1854 in Boone County, Missouri and Died 06 Jan 1930 in Hennesey, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. He is buried in Union Cemetery in same town, county, state.

Sources for name & birth are:

1860 Federal Census of Platte County, Missouri page 829 Family Number 1040, W.H. Crosswhite.

1870 Federal Census of Platte County, Missouri page 353, Family Number 225, W.H. Crosswhite

Vida Surber Vance "The Missouri Crosthwaits-Crosswhites-Croswhites and their descendants. A Study of the Ancestry and posterity of William Crosthwait" Page 79

Sources for death and burial are his son, Roy E. Crosswhite's papers in possession of his son, Johnnie Leroy Crosswhite.

John Lou's great-granddaughter is one of the people doing the website I just mentioned earlier. There is a lot on the website and I think you'll find it helpful as it includes sources that help people confirm or even deny their research.

Hope that helps!

Re: John Crosswhite

RhondaStoneLightfoot — 2009-02-04 00:16:49Z

There is a great website on the Crosthwaite/Crosswhite family at http://www.crosthwaitetree.tribalpages.com that is being currently built and worked on using many researchers data. It has sources and is updated almost daily. Be sure to sign the guestbook when visiting as the ladies are working on it daily and are looking for more input on things. There are currently over 4,000 family members on it.

As for John...see my next email.

Re: Crosswhite

crystalehlen — 2009-02-02 19:29:18Z

On the chance that this gets to you, I was wondering if you ever completed your search on William Henry Crostwait and Mary Margaret Turner? Wanda Gilchrist was my grandmothers sister and she passed away last year. I was hoping to get information on the family and how they are related to the townsends. My great grandmother did our family tree but some things are not adding up and I wanted to cross refrence her info with someone elses. I would ask my grandma but I don't think she would remember the family the way it really was at this time. If you can help in any way I would appreciate it.

Re: John Crosswhite

crystalehlen — 2009-02-02 19:19:49Z

Are you sure of your John Crosswhites birth date. I also have a John Crosswhite in the family, who was born 2/4/1854 in Boone Co. Mo. If I am reading this family tree right it looks like he was the son of William Henry Crostwait and Mary Margaret Turner. Is this the same person?

Re: Elsie and Ethel Crosswhite-Farmington KS

gammabear6 — 2008-10-28 21:31:10Z

1920 census
John H cROSSWHITE b.1882 Missouri
Wife Mary E Unknown b.1883 Kansas
Sons
Frank J Crosswhite b.1904 Kansas
Louis G Crosswhite b.1906 Kansas
Daughter
Ethel M Crosswhite b.1908 Kansas
Elsie M Crosswhite b.1911 Kansas

Someone must know of Arthur Crosswhite of Erwin Tennessee

PamHannah48 — 2008-10-16 01:55:17Z

Arthur married Pauline Beals in the late 1930s. Pauline was married to Walter Linwood Hopkins, my grandfather, before Arthur. She had a daughter that was just a baby when Walter passed away and she then married Arthur. The baby, a little girl, is said to be the daughter of Walter Hopkins. Her records have been sealed. I am interested in finding out what has happened to this child born abt. 1937-38?, she would be my aunt if Walter is her father. The rumor is that Walter married Pauline Beals because she was pregnant and the child was Arthur's and he was currently married. I would just like to find out the truth. My aunt who has Alzhiemer's has been looking for this child for years. We have a name, Mary Louise, but I'm beginning to think it is not the case. If anyone out there can shead some light on this family mystery please let me know. Pam Hannah

Re: Crosthwait Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri

sarb33maine — 2008-10-10 03:02:05Z

I am a descendant of a willard crosswait from Boone county, Missouri. I can send you copies of family history my aunt did 35 years ago if interested. My name is Sherry ann robb Briggs. My mother is Wilma Crosswait, now Robb. she is still alive in Fl..about 85.She has lots of relatives still in missouri.

crosswhite natchez mississippi

lovejr1 — 2008-08-10 19:35:31Z

I am looking for info on a lady whos last name was crosswhite. She dies 12-24-1931 in natchez, ms. She lived in what was described as a shanty under-the-hill. My grandmother was living with her at that time and I am trying to find more info on her. Thanks for any help. Katie

Re: Crosthwait Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri

RhondaStoneLightfoot — 2008-06-23 22:43:34Z

I made an oops on the names of the parents for Sally & Elizabeth. It should have said dau. of J & F on both entries. Sally & Elizabeth were the daughters of John Crosswhite and France "Fanny" Stone. How great that three family members tombstones were found. No clue on the footstone of WBT yet...anyone else??

Crosthwait Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri

RhondaStoneLightfoot — 2008-06-23 22:10:53Z

I just got back from touring the remains of the Crosthwait Cemetery in Boone County, Missouri. I grew up in the area close to the cemetery and knew it was located within a State Park (Finger Lakes State Park) but wasn't able to find anyone who could give me a definite idea of where it was within the park (or that it still existed...major mining/quarry area) until recently. The Park Superintendent (Debbie Newby) has been there for 11 years and offered to take me to the cemetery. It was a hike!!

The cemetery is overgrown by trees but the fence posts can still be seen, along with some barbed wire. The park is one of the only ones in Missouri that allows motorbikes and ATVs to travel through it and about three years ago, some bikers found 4 of the original headstones washed down into a creek (there are no others in the actual cemetery). They picked them up and gave them to Debbie who still has them and was gracious enough to allow me to photograph them. Debbie is very interested in clearing the trees out of the cemetery, fencing it off and putting up a sign to show it is the Crosthwait Cemetery. She said that they would use red cedar split rail fencing (per State Park codes) and put up a modest sign and didn't figure it would cost more than $500. I offered to try and find a local boy scout troop to do the work. What I need from you ... is help in getting the word out that there is an opportunity to re-claim this cemetery. Debbie would also like to have history on who is buried there, etc. to add to the State Park's information booth.

If you are interesed in either providing write-ups or making a financial donation, please email me and I'll send you the address for Debbie's office at the State Park. As I said I live not too far away and have contacts with the Scouts Troops in the area who can provide the work.

Now for the interesting tombstones:

Sally J.
Dau. of J & T
Crosswhite
Born Feb 11, 184?
Broken off

One footstone(?)
Initials of W. T. B.

John Crosswhite
Born
Dec. 6, 1806
Died
Mar. 16, 1854

Elizabeth F.
Dau. of J & T
Crosswhite
Born
Nov 2, 1833
Died
Dec. 1, 1834

Sally J.'s tombstone is broken off but still pretty legible; John's tombstone is in really good condition and pretty much all there; WBT's footstone is in good condition and Elizabeth's is in fairly good condition (hard to read the dates but the came out fairly good on the camera). I will be happy to email these to whomever would like them.

What Debbie is hoping to do is once the clearing is made and the fence is up, she would like to put the stones (or duplicates back up) and perhaps make some kind of markers for the others that we can 'prove' are buried there. She said that she has gotten several requests over the years but many people cannot make the hike to the cemetery (it is a hard hike) but she feels that the cemetery/ancestors need something to be remembered by. I was very impressed with her enthusiam and interest in the Cemetery.

Jennie crosswhite and unknown Polin kansas

lilmommytiger — 2008-03-25 03:59:41Z

Terry Polin 17 months old Died from chickenpox yesterday jan.17,1900 in topeka,kansas at his grandparents mr. and mrs. silas crosswhite home.
And while waiting for the undertakers to come and pick up the body someone showed up claiming to work for the undertakers and stoled the childs body.
Unknown if childs body ever was found,i'll have to search the paper more to find out.

This child was born to jennie crosswhite and unknown polin

Re: bills/crosswhite

lilmommytiger — 2008-03-25 03:51:29Z

Hazel M Crosswhite 3 months old died at the home of her parents mr. and mrs. edward crosswhite tue.evening oct.1912 topeka,kansas

Re: Still looking for Arthur Crosswhite and Pauline Beals

PamHannah48 — 2008-02-25 02:16:30Z

I made a mistake on Mary's DOB. I believe she was born in October of 1937-38, not 1934. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. Thanks again, Pam

Still looking for Arthur Crosswhite and Pauline Beals

PamHannah48 — 2008-02-25 00:19:29Z

Hello, I'm looking for information on Arther Crosswhite and Pauline Beals Hopkins. Pauline married Arthur after the death of my Grandfather, Walter Linwood Hopkins. Pauline had a daughter who has my Grandfather listed as her father on her birth certificate. We have found that her records are sealed but have been looking for her for years. We know her as Mary Louise but that may not be her current name if Arthur adopted her. I believe she was born in October of 1934, I may be off by a year or 2. This family is from Erwin Tennessee. We would really like to meet "Mary". If she truely is Walter's daughter I would like her to know us. We love family and would welcome a new sister, cousin, aunt. Please contact me at mpkjh@aol.com if you know her or anything about this family. Thank you

Re: Seeking relatives of 1847 Adam Crosswhite

MButters9553 — 2008-02-23 15:19:20Z

Iam doing some research on Adam Crosswhite and would like to know any information you have on the family, especially where his descendants might be found today. Appreciate any help. Marcia

Re: Hi People..........

lilmommytiger — 2008-02-01 11:23:25Z

I have crosswhite distant family there in california that i would like to get info on. you can e-mail me at lilmommytiger@yahoo.com

Re: crosswhite family

lilmommytiger — 2008-02-01 11:07:10Z

Hi it appears to be that i'm searching a lot of the same family, my great great grandfather is silas crosswhite b.sep.1847 mo. d.may.04,1931 topeka,kansas and he married sarah bowers and they had eight kids
mary crosswhite b.1873-1874 d.dec.10,1927 topeka,kansas
jennie crosswhite b.sep.1877 jefferson city,mo. d.jan.27,1958 topeka,kansas
josie crosswhite b.apr.1879 kansas
emma crosswhite b.may.1888 ks.
john crosswhite b.jun.06,1880 ks.
silas crosswhite b.jul.23,1885 ks. d.jul.21,1962 ca.
edward crosswhite b.oct.29,1893 ok. d.feb20,1966 denver,co.
oscar crosswhite birth and death unknown last knew that he was living with his dad when his dad past away

would you happen to know who sarah's parents are? and any of the missing info that i have on here?
thanks

Re: bills/crosswhite

lilmommytiger — 2007-11-21 18:37:14Z

John Crosswhite b.Jan.06,1880 married Mindy [i'd thought her last name was bells because that was the last name stated in on one of the census records]
anyways i have alot of info. on this family thats in my tree.if you need more info just post it here

CROSSWHITE Nina Maud b abt 1908 MO

spwilli2002 — 2007-10-02 02:51:45Z

She was the daughter of Irvin D and Flora Crosswhite. She was found in the 1910 census Audrain Co, MO with her parents and in the 1920 census Boone Co, MO with her parents. She married Robert Winfield Scott Powell abt 1926 and is found with him in Audrain Co, MO in the 1930 census. Would like to find her exact date of birth and date of death. The 1930 census does not shows them as having children. Any help is appreciated.

Re: Wiley Crosswhite/Ola Hale-East TN

bhale7904 — 2007-09-17 01:10:33Z

please feel free to email me at bhale7904@aol.com. I would love to share information with you and find out more. there is very little information we have on Aunt Olie

Re: Wiley Crosswhite/Ola Hale-East TN

margeyoung37 — 2007-09-17 00:21:09Z

Hi my name is Margaret Ann Crosswhite Young,I believe you and I are cousins,your father and my father are brothers,my father was Gordon Lee Crosswhite, but went by the name of Lee Crosswhite,he was married to Ethel Mullins and they had eight children,June, Mary Lou, Joyce, Jack ,Margaret Ann, Sue, Freda and David.We lived and were raised in Salem,Virginia.I remember your Father and your Mother very well.

bills/crosswhite

mizzball — 2007-07-30 23:51:50Z

I am searching for John Crosswhite who was born abt 1881. He was married to Mindie Bills. His father's name was Silas Coswwhite who may have been married twice. Mindie's father's name was Lincoln Bills and her mother's name was Charlottie Bills.

Re: Please any information?????

JuliaKirk365 — 2007-01-22 18:52:00Z

Carol Susan I am your first counsin. My mother, Mary Julia Steppe Ipock, and your father are siblings. My name is Julia Ipock Kirk. I reside in suburban Philadelphia. I was the first grandchild born to Jesse and Mamie. I have some information that I have collected on the family through conversations with our grandparents.

Your father visited with me and my mother, who now resides with me, on January 14, 2007.

I was born in 1944 in Asheville, NC, graduated Wake Forest University 1967, worked in Winston-Salem, NC for several years but have resided in present location for past 30 years.

I vaguely remember seeing you and your mother when you were still a young child in NC. Perhaps we can get to know something of each other.

Here's hoping that you receive this. I do not even know how the message board works.

Re: Golding Crosswhite & Anna Pinnegar's Children

2006-11-08 02:42:40Z

Barbara, I know you have the information as you have presented it - and I changed the parents of your Barbara Ellen (Crosswhite) Baxter as you certainly should know who your ancestor was. I remember tdiscussing this with you because my own great grandmother was named Barbara Ellen.

You need to know the information was provided to me by Duane Franklin who put in many years researching the family of Elisha and Sarah (Crosswhite) Franklin.

Duane has done more work on the family of William and Mildred (Golding) Crosthwait that anyone else I know of.

I am no longer posting original information to these mail lists - haven't for years now.

Burt

Golding Crosswhite & Anna Pinnegar's Children

bstrain2883 — 2006-10-03 18:20:41Z

Golding Crosswhite b 18 Nov 1804 Children;

Burt listed Barbara Ellen CROSSWHITE b. 21 Jan 1847 as the dauighter of William Crosswhite and Permela BONINE.
She was my great grandmother and her father was Golding CROSSWHITE and her mother was Anna PINNEGAR. I was named after her. I would like to have photos of any of these CROSSWHITES and their families. I would be happy to share the photos I have. bstrain2883@aol.com

Re: crosswhite family

rlightfoot_1 — 2006-09-19 14:03:37Z

I visited Mt. Pisgah Cemetery in Sturgeon, Missouri recently and there are many Croswhite's buried there. I have digital photos available to anyone who is interested in "stealing" them from my website.

Go to http://www.tendingmytree.homestead.com

Scroll down to the blue oval and click on Crosthwait/Croswhite names.

When you see a photo you want. Simply right click on it, choose Save picture As... and rename it to whatever you want.

Hope you enjoy....

Re: Wiley Crosswhite/Ola Hale-East TN

bhale7904 — 2006-09-18 20:50:07Z

Well since I last posted a few years ago I have found out that Wiley and Ola went to the Roanoke Virginia area sometime after 1930. I also learned that the children's names I had were not correct but were a jumble of cousins etc. Also according to a family story I was told today, Wiley was climbing a mountain or hill or something with a high powered electric wire and two touched and he was electrocuted. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Caroline/Carrey Crosswhite,Boone or Randolph County, Missouri

elyce_croswhite — 2006-09-09 00:03:26Z

I recently read your posting that mentioned that you had:

"I have 16 pages of Williams Crosswhite b1695 down with sources I would be glad to snail-mail to you if you want and then you could see how bad I messed up, but I need an address for your snail-mail "

Could I mail you some money for copying and a self-addressed, stamped-envelope and obtain a copy as well?

Any info is appreciated.

Elyce Croswhite
San Francisco, CA

Re: CURT OR CLURA CROSSWHITE

2006-08-07 03:26:01Z

I sent you a short email before I read this. I appreciate you sending me what you have. I email Shelby Crosswhite frequently. I haven't worked on this in a whilebut it seems to stop at your John. I an now working on info to insert from my corner of the world. HA! Thanky again and I will answer any questions I can. Did you hear from Mary Douglass?

Re: CURT OR CLURA CROSSWHITE

2006-08-05 16:20:04Z

Hi Jane, I'm Sandy Stith and I'm also in the John Crosswhite line. My line goes thru John b. ca 1770 Va to John Crosswhite b. ca 1827 Al. John Crosswhite and Clarence Buford Crosswhite are brothers.

I have your name in my files. I would love to correspond with you and maybe we can get more info on John Crosswhite b. ca 1770. I've been looking for his parents for years and years.

Sandy
sstith@ozarkmountains.com

Re: Crosswhite, Clarence

2006-08-05 15:52:28Z

I have a Clarence Crosswhite in my line thru his father John Crosswhite. John Born Ca 1770 VA might have gone to TN and then to Franklin Co., AL where we find John in the 1830 and 1840 census.

Would this be any relation to you. I have quite a big of info on this John Crosswhite/Crothwaite line.

Sandy

sstith@ozarkmountains.com