Croy - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

LynneDGreen — 2009-10-15 17:33:41Z

Yes she could have been his sister, Austin had a daughter named Sybil M as well and in my notes I have "Jacob Croy" as possible father to Austin, probably from census info.
Austin's DC didn't list any parents.

Re: Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

rockwell1918 — 2009-10-13 04:58:04Z

Wonder if my Sybil Marie Croy,born in Vermont, 1816 was possibly a sister to your Austin... Sybil's death certificate said her father was Jacob Croy from Germany and mother Sybil ODELL from Vermont. Sybil Marie Croy married Henry Munson and lived most of her life in Ohio. She died in 1911.

Re: John Stukins

bcuthill6124 — 2009-10-12 16:42:42Z

I have recently uncovered John Stukins and Ann Hickman as my wife's gt. gt. gt. grandparents. Her line goes back to their son Abraham. I am also in touch with a researcher also going back to Abraham but from a different child of his. If you wish to share info. will be pleased to help or put you in touch.
All the best

Bob
Swansea UK

Re: Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

LynneDGreen — 2009-09-03 19:02:10Z

You can email me at skyehihome@yahoo.com also if needed.

Re: Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

LynneDGreen — 2009-09-03 19:00:48Z

Hi Nancy,
You would need to give me more info on your family - on what you are looking for or what you have on Austin, to see if I can help.
This Austin died in Michigan.
He was first married to a Martha (?), then a Mary (Cummings).
Austin and Marthas son, John D Croy is the branch the tree I am working on takes. Austin A Croy, John D Croy, James A Croy, Clarence W Croy, James Andrew Croy.
I got a copy of his (Austins) death cert, but it doesn't list any parents, and his obit gives no further info on parentage either. There were quite a few Croy sons and daughters, they could have named a child after him - if your Austin has a different birth date.
I have a bit of info on related Croys.

Re: Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

njwolfer — 2009-09-03 01:25:43Z

Hello,I'm researching a branch of the Croy family in Alberta Canada that came from Michigan. I found Austin A Croy, but I'm not sure if is related . Any info you could give me would be greatly appreciated, thanks, Nancy

Re: Gibson/Hendrix/Croy

mchris157 — 2009-07-30 21:17:29Z

I am a descendant of gibson/hendrix/croy family. George
W. Hendrix 1847-1923 and Martha F. (White) Hendrix 1863-1949 were my grandparents. would like to correspond on these lines of family.thank you, MARY
mchris@clearwire.net

Re: JASPER N. CROY m. AMANDA FISHER - OHIO

Reachgfb — 2009-07-28 00:27:20Z

I don't have any more info, I'll have to dig into it some more. I downloaded this pdf to my computer, I can email it to you if you have adobe on your home computer. My email is on my last post.
Greg

Re: JASPER N. CROY m. AMANDA FISHER - OHIO

GenPerson — 2009-07-27 11:07:00Z

Hi Greg
I don’t know if I didn’t see your original email or if I didn’t understand it and planned on looking it up. Anyway I see what you mean about Almira no longer in the Henry Fisher household in 1860 and the 11 year old Amanda in N.M. Lake’s household is the right age. Maybe Elizabeth took her relative Amanda in to help her with her children Mary and Henry before she was married? Elizabeth was 23 at the time so I doubt that Amanda was her daughter however I know Henry (my great grandfather) was her son so I assume Mary one year older was her daughter. Another question is who is the Mary, 16 years old with Henry Fisher in 1860? The 1850 census said his son Hester A. was 6. Have you found anything else new about this?
P.S. I can’t view the pilot at home, my computer is too old, I have to look at it at our library.
Fran

Michigan Croy's ~ Austin A Croy 1813-1898

LynneDGreen — 2009-07-12 19:07:45Z

Looking for more info on Austin A Croy, I have his descendant info but wondering if anyone has any info on him.
His DC and Obit don't give any hints to his parentage.
B 1813 Vermont, D 20 march 1898 Mich

Re: Isaac & Sarah Croy (Mercer Co., WVA. & Giles Co., VA.)

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2009-06-18 16:50:39Z

Hi. How much do you know about these Croys? I think that they may be related to my Croys? Can you please contact me privately to discuss? Thanks!

Re: Isaac & Sarah Croy (Mercer Co., WVA. & Giles Co., VA.)

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2009-06-18 16:49:25Z

Hi Robert,

I think your Croys may be related to my Croys. Could you please contact me privately so that I can discuss what I'm looking for and why it's important? Thanks!

-John

Re: CROY FAMILY TREE

kimwheeler1975 — 2009-04-14 21:01:41Z

hi im looking for any information on the croy family in scotland my dads name is david gray croy born 1944 im his daughter kim any info is appreciated thanks

Re: Croy in Missouri

JudithABurkhardt — 2009-04-14 00:44:52Z

Hi There,
I saw your older query concerning Flavious C. Croy and wife Jerusha E. Bunker. I am researching Flavious and all his siblings, as well and his parents and other siblings of theirs. I was thrilled to see you mention you had a picture of Flavious and Jerusha. Is the offer still available? Would love to have a copy. If you can send it by attachment, please send it privately to judiburkhardt@comcast.net. I'll be glad to share what I may have if you have gaps you need filled.
Hoping to hear from you.
Judi Burkhardt

Francis Alexander Croy m. Caroline Tibbles - where are they buried

luvdaavs — 2009-03-28 04:13:50Z

Francis Alexander Croy was born 15 FEB 1846/1851 in Union, Montgomery, Indiana and died 2 JAN 1921/1 FEB 1921 in Shawnee, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma. He is the son of Sophia Jane Railsback and Alexander Croy, Jr.

married Caroline Tibbles 5 JAN 1879 in Daviess County, Missouri. Daughter of Samuel TIBBLES and Mary Dowell. She was born 14 OCT 1853/1854 in Daviess County, Missouri and died 1 MAY 1934 in Seminole, Oklahoma. She is buried in Shawnee, Oklahoma

Does anyone know where they are buried. Thank you for any help.

Shannon

Re: Croys in Texas

wolfgirl1019 — 2009-03-08 05:09:24Z

Hi im not to sure on this info because im not realy conected to my fathers part of the family but i think frannie is my grandmother im not sure. i dont know if that helped or not but i live in texas so i thought it might be the same person but still im not sure.
heres my email if you have anymore info that i might beable to ask as see if we are talking about the same person
wolfgirl1019@sbcglobal.net

Croys from Virginia

JDCarroll74 — 2009-01-22 14:45:04Z

Looking for more information on William Milton Croy (b. May 27, 1878). He married Orpha M. (don't have maiden name). They had a son Allen E. Croy who married Grace M. Powers. Allen and Grace had children--Marie E; Allen E Jr.; Ernest H; and Evelyn G. Ernest Henry Croys is my grandpa. I would appreciate if anyone has any info dating before William Milton Croy.

John Stukins

pambagot — 2008-10-05 12:19:38Z

I am trying to go back before John Stukins / Stewkins married Ann Hickman at Over 1804. Both born 1781
I am looking for his paraents
John & An's children were Abraham who married Sarah Alpress, Thomas married Mary Thody Sarah and Alice.

Thomas and a lot of Stukins went to Sydney in 1855 on the Speedy
I cannot find anyone on internet who has John and Ann Hickman or their parents.
Can anyone help. Thanks

Re: JASPER N. CROY m. AMANDA FISHER - OHIO

LenoreElaine — 2007-11-17 01:34:49Z

Hi Jasper
That's interesting. Maybe you should ask your parents, grandparents etc. and see if they have any ties to Fairfield County, Ohio, USA. Good Luck
Fran

Re: Matthias Croy-Croix

JerriG_Chasteen — 2007-12-25 23:19:08Z

Since I am not related to this person in any way and only submitted this information as a courtesy, quite frankly- I wasn't interested enough to try to "prove it".

Jerri Chasteen
Claremore OK

Re: CROY FAMILY TREE

Christopher_Barttels — 2008-01-21 21:04:11Z

Hi Nancy,

I've been researching this line from Jacob & Sarah (Stoner) Croy. My great5grandparents were John & Rebecca (Croy) Stoner. Jacob & Rebecca Croy were children of Jacob & Mry (Huston) Croy. John & Sarah Stoner were I believe children of John Stoner Sr., a Rev War soldier buried in Blooming Grove Twp., Richland co., OH.

These two families lived on adjacent land in Greenfield Two, LaGrange co., IN; and both Jacob Croy and John Stoner are buried at Eagle Cemetery, Greenfield Twp, LaGrange co. I have a photo taken last year at the cemetery of Jacobs tombstone.

I have been reseaching quite a bit on Jacob & Sarah (Stoner) Croy line. Would like any additional information on William H. Croy's children; Otto, Lesley, Leo Croy & Ada (Croy) Sherman.

Thanks so much.

You can contact me direct at chrisbarttels@msn.com

Christopher Barttels
Dayton, Washington

looking for Mable L. Croy

peeker31 — 2008-01-17 06:24:10Z

Where is your Mable from?Because my grandma Mable is from Parisburg,Giles county,WV.I'm new at this so if this my be the one you are looking for please get back to me because honestly I may never find you again.

Re: John Croy, born 1796 Ireland or North Carolina

croymr — 2008-08-12 13:20:34Z

I'm looking for parents of John and Jane Croy also. FYI Mary Catherine Croy and Gabriel Fouts are buried in Dawson County GA. I don't remember cemetary name. My husband is a Croy and I am a Fouts. Julie Croy

Re: Croy Family of Missouri

caseycroy1 — 2007-10-08 02:24:20Z

We might be related. My former father-in-law, now deceased, was Glen Hays Croy, whose hometown was Jamesport, MO. His father was Enoch Alexander Croy, born 13 Dec. 1863. He was 24 yrs. old when he married Ida Ellen Hays, born 27 Dec. 1869. Enoch was a farmer and cattle breeder in the Jamesport/Trenton/Gallatin area. Enoch and Ellen were both 24 yrs. old when they wed. This info is on the back of two small photos given to me by Elizabeth Bray Croy, wife of Glen Hays Croy, while I was married to their son, Milton Glen Croy (born 17 Mar 1941; died 2003 or 2004 in FL).

Glen Hays Croy had quite a few sisters; I remember him mentioning Barbara, Lilly and Jeannette. I think he also had a brother who had moved to Arkansas. I think his name was Hart.

Glen attended Chillicothe Business College and worked selling stationery and office supplies in central and western MO. He later worked as a county auditor of the state. When Warren Hearnes was governor, Glen became Assistant Treasurer for the state. They lived for many years in Jefferson City, MO.

Glen's wife was Elizabeth Bray Croy, also from the Trenton/Gallatin/Jamesport area. They had three children, one of whom was stillborn. Their daughter, Suzanne, graduated from Jefferson City High School and married Richard Myer. They had a son and two daughters and, eventually, grandchildren. The family farmed and operated a window-cleaning business in Jefferson City and Columbia, MO.

Glen and Elizabeth's son, Milton Glen Croy, also graduated from Jefferson City High, attended the U. of MO at Columbia, worked as an engineer and also, for a time, as an aartist for the state. Milton married me in 1965 in St. Louis County. We had a son in 1969 in CA and another in 1970 in MA. We divorced in 1977.

Glen and Elizabeth are now deceased and are buried in Jamesport, probably in a Methodist cemetery because they occasionally attended a Methodist church in Jefferson City.

Re: GE

denese1255 — 2007-06-15 02:42:00Z

I'm not sure where they are buried. I would very much like info on Hattie's line. I guess that makes us like 5th cousins or something.Cool. I will try to find out more info while I'm visiting up there. Thanks again.
Sonya

Re: GE

denese1255 — 2007-06-15 01:20:53Z

Thanks for the info, it helps a lot. I do not know Margaret's maiden name or where they married. I'm working on that. Do you know if Westview cemetery was previously called Blackswood cemetery? In the Roseanna Croy Dawson diaries she refers to it a few times. That is where she says John Croy is buried. He died in 1898. He is my gg grand father. Also his wife Martha Paulina All Croy, she died in 1889 after giving birth to my g grandmother Mary Croy Rogers.

Re: GE

denese1255 — 2007-06-14 02:23:08Z

Hi,
I am the gggg grand daughter of Andrew Croy and Sarah Smith through the line of their son Daniel Croy, his son John Montgomery Thomas, his daughter Mary Margaret was my g grandmother. Do you have any idea where all the Croy's are buried in Blacksburg? I am going up there soon and would like to visit and take pictures too.I am also related to the Alls and I plan on going to that cemetery also. Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Sonya

Re: CROY FAMILY TREE

dcar46 — 2008-07-31 21:40:20Z

Hi, Christopher. I saw your message, and I would be interested to know if you have any information about Anna Croy, born about 1801, in Vermont. She married James English Robart in Portage county, Ohio, I believe. I understand that her eldest daughter, Minerva Robart, born about 1825, in Ohio, married Nathan Brier Jones. Minerva and Nathan are my 3rd great grandparents. They lived in Kalamazoo and Branch counties, Michigan, then Keokuk county, Iowa, where Minerva apparently died about 1861. They had eight children. I would appreciate any information you might be able to give me. Thanks

Please Help! Croy of Giles Co, VA

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2008-05-23 01:14:56Z

OKay, here's the information I know....

1860: District 20, Giles Co, VA
William Clybern 67
Christina Croy 56
Lemuel Clybern 25
Eliza Clybern 25
James Clybern 3
Elizabeth Clybern 1

I thought that this William Clybern was my ancestor...until I did the DNA test.

1850: District 20, Giles Co, VA
W Clyburn 57
Christian Croy 50
(S)amuel B Croy 16
Sarah E J Croy 9

This is the same family group from the above 1860 census. The Lemuel listed above is incorrectly listed as Samuel in this census. He appears as either Lemuel, or Lemuel B on all other census records. He later marries and has a son, James William Clayborn, from whom I descend. We ASSUMED that he was a Clayborn through and through, but we missed this information on the 1850 census until after we got the results of the DNA test back. Obviously William Clyburn living with Christina is not Lemuel's father. Christina Croy is obviously his mother, but I have no additional information on her other than she was b. about 1804 in VA and that she lives in Giles Co in 1850 and 1860.

The DNA Results point to either Wilbourns or Blackwells(I think?)....not Croy...so even though Christina Croy is his mother there remains a mystery because if Christina Croy is a widow and Croy is her married name, then her husband may not have been the father...but I dont even have her husband's name at this moment. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

-John Clayborn

Hiram H. Croy & Florence (Heston) Croy Obits

ChristopherBarttels — 2008-02-14 05:44:58Z

The Zanesville Signal, Zanesville, Ohio, 14 August 1933, page 3, column 2
Hiram H. Croy Dies

Hiram H. Croy, 75, prominent resident of Chesterhill, and well known Morgan county resident, died Sunday morning at 4 o’clock at his home very unexpectedly from angina pertoris. He was son of Rev. John Croy and Sarah Jane Hart Croy.
Surviving besides his wife, are a son George Croy, Morton, Miss., and two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Calland, wife of W. H. Calland, owner of the Calland beauty shop, McConnelsville, and Mrs.Grace Day, Springfield.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the M. E. church at Chesterhill, Rev. C. H. Wilkins will officiate. Burial will be made in the Chesterhill cemetery.

The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, 14 August 1933, page 2, column 6

Hiram Croy Is Suddenly Called At Chesterhill

Well Known Stock Buyer Dies Following Heart Attack

M’CONNELSVILLE, O., Aug. 13—Hiram Croy [sic], 755 [sic], prominent farmer and stock buyer of Chesterhill, Morgan county, died suddenly at his home there at 4 o’clock Sunday morning following a heart attack. He had been in his usual good health on retiring, and was stricken shortly before his death.
Mr. Croy was one of the best known resident of Morgan county, where he had spent practically his entire life. Surviving are his widow and the following children: George of Mississippi; Mrs. Grace Day of Springfield; Mrs. Sadie Calland of McConnelsville, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Chesterhill M. E. church at 3 o’clock Wednesday afternoon and burial will be made in the Chesterhill cemetery.

The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, 2 April 1947, page 9, column 8

Chesterhill Native Died in Columbus [Florence L. Croy, widow of Hiram H. Croy]

COLUMBUS, O., April 1—(AP)—Mrs. Florence Bell Croy, native of Chesterhill, Morgan county, Ohio, died here today. A daughter, Mrs. Grace Day, of Springfield, survives.
Burial will be at Chesterhill Friday.

The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio, 2 April 1947, page A15, column 2 & 3

Florence L. Croy

Florence L. Croy, 82, a native of Chesterhill, Ohio, died Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Calland, 45 Oakland Park Av.
A resident of Columbus for 10 years, she was a member of the Methodist Church at Chesterhill.
She is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Grace Day, Springfield, a son, George Lee Croy, Morton, Miss., two brothers Dr. E. W. Heston and Dr. H. E. Heston, Columbus, and a sister, Mrs. Lydia Lovell, New Lexington.
Friends may call at the Shaw-Davis funeral home. Funeral service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Fawcell-Stone funeral home at Chesterhill. Burial will be in Chesterhill Cemetery.

Mary (Huston) Croy Roberts, wife of Jacob Croy

ChristopherBarttels — 2007-06-15 15:35:03Z

I had received information from a Croy/Huston researcher in California, in which it was stated that her brother had received a letter from Fred E. Croy, a while back, which said that Fred had found the gravestone of Mary (Huston) Croy Roberts, and that the stone said she was “wife of Jacob Croy.”
I wrote Fred early this month, and had a phone call from his wife Mary, last week. She told me that Fred had not been doing any active research for the last few years because of his health and eyesight. She told me that they had found the tombstone at what she called “Plain City Cemetery,” which I have been able to identify as Darby Township Cemetery, just southeast of Plain City, Madison county, Ohio. Plain City is in both Darby Twp., Union county and Darby Twp., Madison county.
Mary (Huston) Croy was not married long to George Roberts, who predeceased her, and they had no children, so her children residing near her buried her under her first married name, Croy. Next to her is the tombstone of her granddaughter, Eliza Ellen Marquis, daughter of John & Eleanor (Croy) Marquis. There is a photo of the Eliza Ellen Marquis stone here:

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rocky/madison_cems/darbytwp/m...

Fred’s wife sent a couple of photos that they had taken of Mary Croy’s gravestone. Actually two stones. One had been broken by a fallen tree limb, so Fred & Mary Croy, had a new one installed in 2003.
The original stone reads:

In Memory of
MARY CROY
wife of
JACOB CROY
who died August 9th, 1824
Aged 63 Years

The new stone reads:

IN MEMORY OF
MARY CROY
AUG 8 1824
AGED 63 YEARS
WIFE OF JACOB CROY
Forever In Our Hearts

Written with a finger in the surrounding cement is “JUNE 2004 F. E. CROY”

Something recently caught my eye, while looking for Mary Roberts in the 1820 census in Ohio. The only two that appear, seem to be the same person. There is a Mary Roberts in both Darby Twp, Union county, and Darby Twp, Madison county. In both censuses she is listed immediately after James Russell; probably her son in law who married Elizabeth Croy.
In Union county, in the Mary Roberts household there is 1 male 16 to 26 years of age, 1 female to 10, and 1 female 45 &c. In the James Russel household there is 1 male to 10, 1 male 10 to 16, 1 male 16 to 26, 1 male 45 &c, 2 females to 10, 1 female 10 to 16, 1 female 26 to 45. Also on the same page is a James Marcus (possible misspelling of Marquis?)
In Madison county, in the Mary Roberts household there is 1 male 16 to 26, 1 female 10 to 16, and 1 female 45 &c. In the James Russel household we have 2 males 10 to 16, 1 male 16 to 26, 1 male 45 &c, 2 females to 10, 1 female 10 to 16, 1 female 26 to 45. Also directly below Mary Roberts enumeration in Madison county is John Marquis, with 1 male to 10, 1 male 26 to 45, 2 females to 10, and 1 female 16 to 26.
It seems to me that these were the same people (more or less) counted twice in two locations, probably near each other. Would like to know how others feel about this.
I have posted two photos of the Mary (Huston) Croy Roberts gravestones on my genealogical files and links at my homepage: http://www.chrisbarttels.net/

Christopher Barttels
Dayton, Washington

Re: Henry Frank CROY

Msergeant4 — 2008-09-10 21:35:16Z

I to am looking for Henry Frank Croy..I am beginning to think he was hatched..I am doing genealogy for my son-in-law, Matthew Fife..His mother was a Daniels..If you have anything on them, I would appreciate hearing from you...

Re: JASPER N. CROY m. AMANDA FISHER - OHIO

Reachgfb — 2008-08-11 04:26:50Z

Fran,
I found some info that might help both of us if my hunch is right. 1850 Census Monroe Township, Perry Co, Ohio is listed a Henry Fisher (49) married to Elizabeth (45); their children are Lucinda (14), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (10) Henrietta (8), Hester A. (6) and Almira (1). It looks like on that last one that the Cesus taker might have accidently written an "L" or perhaps Amanada's real name is this other one. If you don't have access anywhere else, you can see it at pilot.familysearch.org. Please email me at reachgfb at yahoo dot com. Thanks, Greg
P.S. all the ages match up from 1860 Census so I think a high chance for a match. Link to site follows: http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#surnam...

Re: Isaac Croy

SheriLindsay — 2008-08-01 06:17:33Z

Well Hello Cousin! My grandfather was William Elmer Croy first born of Isaac Green & Eliza Ann Cowan Croy. John Reece Croy would have been my granduncle. I would love to share info with you. Sheri

Re: Isaac Croy

SheriLindsay — 2008-06-04 04:52:09Z

My Isaac Green Croy B. 10-13-1847 Was a brother to Laura Melvina Croy who married George Thompson. She was B. 1-3-1867 D. 3-5-1942. My Isaac did not have a daughter named Laura. Isaac and Laura's father was John Croy. Is this your family too? sorry it took me so long to reply, I just happened across your posting.

Re: Matthias Croy-Croix

blainegjcroy — 2007-12-25 22:32:50Z

I am wondering if you have documentation supporting Matthias Croy's immigration to the US from France. Since the Croy surname can be found in Scotland and England. Also Le Croy in Fr. and De Croy in Belgium.

Re: CROYS of INDIANA

arendel — 2007-10-06 23:08:22Z

I'm not sure if this is the same family or not but my great grandmother was Elgie Mae Croy and she gave her 5 children up in the early 1900's. They were all the children of her late husband Charles Huston. If you have any onfo on this part of the family i'd love to know more.

Re: CROY FAMILY TREE

arendel — 2007-10-06 22:39:52Z

does anyone have info on Elgie Mae Croy married to Charles Huston. She lived in IN with her aunt and uncle and I believe she was born 1873?. I know she had family in MO and OH. Was also told she had some Indian blood??

Re: Croy Family of the South

arendel — 2007-10-06 22:23:17Z

I am trying to find info on Elgie Mae Croy b 1873?. The only thing I can find is she lived with her Uncle and Aunt in Franklin,Blackford, IN. Her Aunts name was Rosa Philibaum. William and Catherine Croy had a daughter named Rosa but I know nothing else about Rosa. Do you know if she married Willard Philibaum? Does anyone know anything about Elgie Mae Croy? She married Charles Huston. Lived in Ohio and Indiana and had 5 children. James, Marie, William, Audry,and Bessie. I know her name at her death was Elgie Simmons. She may have had Indian blood also. I have heard she was mixed blood, but have no proof of that.

Re: JASPER N. CROY m. AMANDA FISHER - OHIO

repsajyorc — 2007-11-12 18:45:01Z

Hi there....my name is Jasper K. Croy. I am 28 years old and I live in BC Canada. After typing my name into a google search for fun I was surprised to see that there is, or once was another Jasper Croy. Thought my name was one of a kind.....just figured I would write to say hi.

Jasper

Croy -Sutton marriage

Scrapelineranch — 2007-08-16 01:30:54Z

Searching for J.N. Croy m. Mary L. Sutton in Kaufman Co., Tx. 31 Aug. 1882. Also any Croy connections in Wilbarger, Foard Counties, Tx. Thank You, Bob Taylor.

Re: GE

stevenkrs — 2007-06-24 02:12:14Z

Please let me know I am very interested

Re: GE

stevenkrs — 2007-06-15 03:17:45Z

What is your email adress cause I cant past this information on this forum it want let me.Just wondering do you know anything about Josephin croy who married John P Gray I have also ben trying to figure out were they are buried do you know were they are buried thanks

Stevie

Re: GE

stevenkrs — 2007-06-15 02:13:41Z

I dont know were Blackswood Cemetery comes in but I do know all the Croys that are buried in Westview but I couldnt find any more other than the ones I listed.I have also ben wondering were John M Croy and also were Rosana was buried.There is several unmarked graves close by to the ones I mentiouned and also ones I couldnt read.I descend through Daniel and Margaret Croys daughter Hattie J Croys line.Do you know were John M Croy and Hattie J Croys sister Josephin Croy Gray was buried? If you want info on Hatties line let me know

Re: GE

stevenkrs — 2007-06-14 04:18:27Z

Andrew Croy and wife Sarah Smith there son Daniel Croy and wife Margaret Andrew j Croy the son of Andrew Croy and wife Sarah Andrew A Croy and Alice Va Croy are all buried in Westview Cemetery Blacksburg Va.I was wondering If you Know what Daniel Croys Wife Margarets Maiden name was or do you know were they got married.

hope this helps,

Re: GE

dejasmith4481 — 2007-06-23 18:45:04Z

Researching David Smith and Elizabth Jones. Have new information on DNA match with Flewelling Smith from N.Y.
Doug Smith
dejasmith@verizon.net

Re: Isaac Croy

lallen07_1 — 2008-08-01 01:35:33Z

Hello, Issac Green Croy was my gggrandfather. His son John Reece "Jonnie" Croy was my great grandfather he was married to Lulu Amelia Nichols Croy. I have some family photos of this line and some information. Linda

Re: Isaac Croy

lallen07_1 — 2008-08-01 11:17:01Z

Hello Sheri,
If you would like to contact me direct my email is lallen07@centurytel.net Thanks Linda

Re: Isaac Croy

unicornangelpn — 2007-08-12 04:08:22Z

I am looking for the same Isacc croy...Please let me know if you get any info on him. His daughter Laura was my g grandmother twice, first with Mr. Wood then with Mr.Thompson.

Re: Isaac & Sarah Croy (Mercer Co., WVA. & Giles Co., VA.)

unicornangelpn — 2007-12-08 00:26:36Z

This part of my family. Laura d/o I saac and Sarah was my great grandmother with Alexander Newton Wood Samuel "Dewey" was my grandfather.