McCrory - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John McCrory

donnaluzzi27 — 2009-11-16 19:48:33Z

Hello,
Could you please ask Charlie if he had any family in the Philly area or Newark, NJ I have McCrory in my line, they married into my Campbell tree.
thanks

Re: John McCrory

akeller705 — 2009-11-16 18:19:16Z

Dear Andrea Wheat,
I'am areal good friend of Charley McMrory who ask me to look up his ancestry.I found your message and pass it on to Charley.He lives in Baton Rouge.His Dad's sister was Mary McMrory who was your Father's Mother.At least I think so.I have look up properly the same info you have but if you want any info on Charley feel free to contact me.

Sincerely Art Keller

Looking for info

larsindianprincess — 2009-11-01 21:37:34Z

Looking for any info on McCrory's in Balto Md

Re: William Patrick McCrory: Birth Information

pennywind — 2009-10-31 05:29:11Z

The information I left above is partly correct and partly not correct. I know William Patrick McCrory born in SC 1774 Was Thomas & Hannah's son. He was a school teacher in NC. He is mentioned in John Osborn's diary located at the U of NC.

I do not know whose son William Patrick McCrory b SC 1810 is. This William Patrick McCrory is shown in census info ast born in 1810, 1811, 1820. It's the same man. He is the one who fought in the Civil War. He married Susan Jackson. He is O William McCrory's ggrandfather. The information he posted is the best information we have.

It is thought that McCrory boys William Patrick, Andrew Jackson, John Thomas, Hugh, Isaac, Starling & possible Chapman L. along with one sister Mary's father is William Hugh McCrory of Lancaster SC. There are documents that lean in that dirrection.

It is thought that William Hugh McCrory is Thomas Ida McCrory's nephew and son of William McCrory, Thomas' brother. We are still working on it.

Thomas & William McCrory's father is Hugh McCrory of County Antrim Ireland. Both of Hugh's sons came over in the mid 1770s (before the American Revolution).

Somewhere out there are documents waiting to be found. We will probably have to rely on Diaries, Bible, cemetery & Church records for anthing previous to 1840.

If there is a McCrory in SC who would like to search archives for information, it would surly be appreciated. Start with Charleston where the Pennsylvania Farmer (1772) and other ships (Rev Martin-Presbyterian Church) landed for a start.
Thanks,
Fran

Re: William Patrick McCrory: Birth Information

EvelynWard1028 — 2009-10-29 19:12:30Z

What information do you have about William Patrick McCrory Sr, specifically, his birth information. Do you know who his parents were?

Re: William Patrick McCrory: Birth Information

learly124 — 2009-10-29 19:00:55Z

Under John clinton mccrory....Gladys Erian Butts died during the 60's. Around 1968 or 69, I was little. She was my grandmother, I am the 4th child of their son, Jack William McCrory Sr.
it was really neat to come across the information. Much of it I knew from research my uncle did (Durward Clinton McCrory).

McCRORY Jimmy A 1949-1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 12:43:29Z

McCRORY Jimmy A 1949-1983

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Mc CRORY James A 1912-1976

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 12:43:17Z

McCRORY James A 1912-1976

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Mc CRORY Esther H and J Willard

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 19:57:04Z

McCRORY Esther H and J Willard

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Mc CRORY James Edward 1936-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 19:56:52Z

McCRORY James Edward 1936-1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 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.

McCRORY John Bell and Annie May

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 19:50:26Z

McCRORY John Bell and Annie May

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 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: Hello to you all over there

willene26 — 2009-09-05 11:13:28Z

hI, i AM RESEARCHING THE mCCRORY FAMILY ORIGINATING FROM aNTRIM IRELAND. STRTING WITH hUGH mCCRORY THEN SON tHOMAS iDA mCCRORY BORN 1735 MARRIED hANNAH CRAWFORD WHO ALSO BORN IN iRELAND ABT 1756, NEED INFO ON BOTH THIER FAMILIES AND IF ANYONE KNOWS WHO HANNAH cRAWFORD PARENTS NAMES WERE. THANK YOU . MY EMAIL IS WANDERSON@NEWWAVECOMM.NET

Re: Hello to you all over there

willene26 — 2009-09-05 11:11:09Z

hI, i AM RESEARCHING THE mCCRORY FAMILY ORIGINATING FROM aNTRIM IRELAND. STRTING WITH hiGH mAcRORY THEN SON tHOMAS iDA mCCRORY BORN 1735 MARRIED hANNAH cRWFORD WHO ALSO BORN IN iRELAND ABT 1756, NEED INFO ON BOTH THIER FAMILIES AND IF ANYONE KNOWS WHO HANNAH cRAWFORD PARENTS NAMES WERE. THANK YOU . MY EMAIL IS WANDERSON@NEWWAVECOMM.NET

Re: Relatives from Largo Antrim Ireland

willene26 — 2009-09-05 11:06:41Z

hello I am a decsendant of the Thomas Mccrory you mention in your posting. looking for family members for more info on family and photos if any exist. please contact me at wanderson@newwavecomm.net thank willene

Re: DNA Testing

bobmclaren1 — 2009-08-18 18:19:18Z

I am the project administrator for the Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project (McCrory is a Clan surname). I will be glad to give you the details, but I cannot give out cost information on this list. Please contact me directly at bobmclaren@earthlink.net for this. As for where, the vast majority of surname DNA projects are done by Family Tree DNA (FRDNA)(http://www.familytreedna.com). The Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project is at FTDNA. The test I recommend is the 67-marker test since it provides the most information. If you contact me, I will send you a short file on our DNA project.

Yours aye,

Bob McLaren
Chairman, Genealogy Committee, Clan MacLaren Society of North America
Genealogist, Clan MacLaren Society (based in Scotland)
Administrator, Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project (Worldwide)
Member, Association of Professional Genealogists

DNA Testing

ladysmurf71957 — 2009-08-18 15:50:49Z

I am looking on how to go about getting this testing done and the cost of it. I missed placed the paper I had with this info.

Re: Descendents of Chapman L. McCrory b. 1818 SC

pennywind — 2009-07-19 06:13:02Z

Andrew Jackson McCrory
St Stephens, Clarke County AL Document# 13666A 148.45 acres issue date 1 Sept 1861
Cahaba Document# 35372 39.394 acres Issue date Feb 1 1843
St Stephens, Clarke County AL 161.2 acres East of Choctaw Boundary Line Issue date Mar 1 1862

William Pat McCrory
St. Stephens Clarke Co AL 37.1125 March 1 1859 (selling?)
St Stephens Clarke Co Al 37;11 Nov 15 1854 (buying?)

Chapman L. McCrory
St Stephens Clarke Co Document # 9772 60.75acres Issue date Jan 1 1852

We know that these three men came from Lancaster SC to Butler AL. Then Chapman went to MS and later all three men moved to Clarke Co. Alabama. We believe they are brothers. My great grandfather is Andrew Jackson McCrory.
My Chapman L. McCrory information is located at
http://pennywind.com/Genealogy/McCrory/Miscellaneous%20McCro...
He is in the 4th section down. I received his information from Hilton McCrory a few months before he died. Hilton was Chapman L. McCrory's great grandson.
I show that Martha Elizabeth (Betty) McCrory is Chapman L McCrory's daughter. The family lived in MS about the time a young lady of 17 would be looking for a husband. I feel sure the Bible record is correct. Martha was in the right place at the right time and the 1880 census does not show her in AL. Most of Chapman's older children stayed in MS and some went on to LA. Chapman, his wife and their 3 youngest children moved back to AL.
Feel free to write me at pennywind@yahoo.com Thanks for the Bible information. Fran McCrory-Meservy

Descendents of Chapman L. McCrory b. 1818 SC

Jordanda633 — 2009-07-17 15:03:59Z

I am looking for infomation on Martha Elizabeth "Betty" McCrory born 1848 in Alabama probably Clarke County. In 1850 they are in Clarke County, AL: C. McCrorie age 35, Lindy 20, James 7, Alcy 4, William 3, Betty 2.

1860 Clarke Co, AL
Chapman L McCrory 42, Melinda 37, James M C 16, Chapman A 14, William L 13, Martha E 11, Joseph C 9, Randolph 6, Martha S 4, Milton 1,

1870 Newton Co, MS
Chapman McCrory 63, Melinda 40, James 22, Martha E 17, Joseph C 16, Reuben 14, Celestial 13, Milton 11, Randolph 9, Floyd 8.

William McCrory 20, Eliza Jane 15 married Dec

1880 Choctaw County AL
C L McCrory 69, Melinda 50, Milton 20, Randolph 18, Floid 17

Elizabeth Hill 30 widow/divorce? , Mosely son 8, Mollie 6, Milton dau 3

Did Elizabeth marry William Morris Hill b. 1848 Smith County MS. Recorded in Hill family Bible "W M Hill and Elizabeth McCrory was married Jan the 12 1871" Is this Elizabeth the daughter of Chapman L. McCrory? Thanks for any help.

Re: More on Albert McCrory

pennywind — 2009-05-19 20:15:43Z

Don't count on that odd name for a McCrory. I thought Starling was an odd name and then I found there were two. One was an uncle to the nephew.
McCrory clans tend to name their kids after brothers and sisters as well as parents and grandparents.
Fran McCrory-Meservy

Re: Elizabeth McCrory married William Morris Hill 1871

Jordanda633 — 2008-12-06 16:21:57Z

William Morris Hill was born abt 1848. In 1870 he lived in Smith County Mississippi. The Bible belonged to his parents Elijah M. Hill b. 1821 and Nancy Dickerson Hill b. 1824.I have found no McCrory family in Smith County during that time frame. I assume Elizabeth McCrory was born about the same time as William around 1850. I cannot find them on any census. The Bible states they were married January 12, 1871 but does not say where. The Bible record is all I have.

Elizabeth McCrory married William Morris Hill 1871

Jordanda633 — 2008-12-04 03:17:04Z

I am looking for information on Elizabeth McCrory and William Morris Hill married in 1871 probably in Mississippi. Their names and date of marriage are recorded in the family Bible of Elijah M. and Nancy Dickerson Hill. Elijah and Nancy are in Smith County MS in 1860 and 1870. I have not found a census with William listed after 1870. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Samuel and Hannah Pennypacker McCRORY Family

Matuschak — 2009-03-07 00:47:56Z

I am also a direct descendent from Samual and Hannah and would like a copy of the Bible pages. Samuel to Samuel to James to James to Claud - I have uploaded my tree to Ancestry. If you would send me copies of what you have to tmatuschak@neo.rr.com I would really appreciate it. I have the Wood County portion all documented as well.

Can you get any further back than Mifflin? I can't seem to.

Re: Hi,to all long lost cousins

donnaluzzi27 — 2008-06-15 20:41:32Z

Dear David,
I am in need of finding other McCrory relatives
treqtrital@att.net
thanks
donna luzzi
Va. Bch, Va.
McCrory/McNally

Re: mccrory in Indiana

mccroryk — 2009-04-02 04:17:11Z

Hi Jim,
It has been some time since our last communication. An update on LaMar McCrory. Kevin McCrory, one of my brothers, and myself brought our dad home to Fort Wayne, Indiana last summer.
Kenric

Re: More on Albert McCrory

MacRorieJA — 2009-05-18 16:47:58Z

The Library of Michigan has a project running to put Michigan death records from 1900-1920 online free. Not all the records are there yet but there is an interesting one:

Allison McCrory, born 1-12-1861 in Indiana, died 9-27-1916 in Kalkaska County, Michigan. Parents Daniel McCrory and -- Spencer.

Went back to a Michigan marriage index.

First Martin McCrory born 1883 in Elkhart married Grace Rockwell 1921 in Lansing. Parents Albert McCrory and Lottie True. (I already had this one.)

Second, a Sylvia McCrory born 1896 in Michigan married Alfred Larsen in Manistique, Michigan. Parents Allison McCrory and Lettie True.

Looks like Albert McCrory and Allison McCrory are the same person.

Plus another death record of interest: Ida McCrory, born 1915, died 1918 in Jackson, Michigan. Says parents were Allison McCrory (born Fort Wayne, IN) and Ida Ogren. Is it the same Allison with a different wife? Name is rare enough to make me think so.

Re: mccrory in Indiana

MacRorieJA — 2009-04-02 12:47:36Z

Hi Kenric:

I hope not any problems. My dad is still pretty active at 81 but is noticably slowing down.

Here's a link to Clarence Eugene McCrory on my tree at Rootsweb (in case you misplaced it):

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

My current email address is listed on the tree though my oldest address, MacRorieJA (at) aim.com will still work.

I'm in Charlotte, NC now so no more trips to the Allen County Library in Fort Wayne for a while.

Jim

Re: More on Albert McCrory

MacRorieJA — 2009-05-20 11:26:29Z

Evidence looked at so far points to there being only one Albert/Allison McCrory but not conclusive.

Looked at Michigan marriage records again, among other things.

Ida Ogren married a Lonnie Larsen in Manistee, Michigan in 1892.

A Mrs. Eda (not Edna) Ogren Larsen married an Albert McCrory in Sault Ste Marie in 1914. Record also has a notation "nee Ogren". Both were living in Rudyard, Michigan when married which is just a few miles from Sault Ste Marie.

A widowed Ida McCrory is on the 1920 Census in Jackson, MI with age matching back to the marriage record in 1914. With children Herbert, Hazel, and Crystal McCrory whose birthdates precede the marriage date. Another puzzle.

Found a Herbert McCrory on the SSDI of the right age, there are only 2 Herberts. He's on the California Death Index as Herbert Spencer McCrory. However the record says born Louisiana and mother's maiden name Hamlin. Spencer is a match but Louisiana and Hamlin is a mismatch.

Still not enough to be conclusive but still looks like only one Albert Allison McCrory.

Jim

Re: mccrory in Indiana

MacRorieJA — 2008-12-09 10:59:58Z

Hi Robyn:

Quinn Alfred McCrory was the son of Clarence Eugene McCrory (1889-1979) and Eva Lucille Copenhaver (1894-1987). Quinn had brothers Clyde and Lamar Eugene McCrory. Last time I was in contact with Kenric McCrory his father Lamar was still living in Florida.

Clarence was the son of Robert Marchin McCrory and Sarah Quinn. And Robert Marchin McCrory's parents were Robert McCrory and Mary Neely.

I'm a distant cousin, also a descendant of Robert and Mary (Neely) McCrory. My branch of the McCrory family left Elkhart County in 1870 and moved to Marshall County near Plymouth. My branch was John Wesley McCrory, brother of Robert Marchin McCrory, and his children.

Three of John McCrory's children stayed in Marshall County, two moved to Nebraska, including my gg grandfather Neal McCrory.

Drop me a line,I can give you some more details on our McCrory family.

Jim McCrory

Re: mccrory in Indiana

MacRorieJA — 2008-07-05 20:15:13Z

Familysearchlabs has a Michigan marriage index and it has an Albert McCrory born about 1861, son of Daniel McCrory and Sarah Spencer, married an Edna Ogren in Sault Ste Marie, MI in 1914.

There is also a Martin McCrory born about 1883 Elkhart, Indiana who married in 1921 in Lansing, MI to Grace Rockwell who says his parents were Albert McCrory and Lottie True.

And an Albert McCrory on the 1870 Census in Elkhart County, Indiana living with William and Sarah Davis and a Cordelia Spencer. Was Sarah Davis a Spencer, too?

Doesn't seem to connect to my McCrorys, though I'd be interested in find a Wood County, Ohio McCrory to take a DNA test, I've taken one.

Found Albert on the 1870 Census in Elkhart and have always wondered where he came from, not my McCrory family in Elkhart. Though many relatives moved to near Fort Wayne and Auburn, Indiana, too. Which is were the Daniel McCrory family was.

By my looking I think Daniel McCrory (who married Sarah Spencer) was a son of Daniel McCrory, a brother of Samuel and John McCrory who ended up in Wood County, Ohio.

Which wife of Daniel SR I've not figured out. Have only been able to track a couple of the children: Mary Elizabeth married Thomas Miller. Martha married Andrew Kniss. Isaac McCrory married Drusilla Jackson with one daughter who never married.

Jim McCrory

Re: Will of James McCrory, Washington Co. PA, 1813

MacRorieJA — 2008-07-05 13:04:52Z

I've not seen the will of James McCrory, just an extract book which named children.

I have seen the will of David McCrory of Washington County (1806), my gggggg grandfather, no daughter Sarah. And the will of David's son Robert McCrory (1826) who died a bachelor and willed everything to his brother William and nieces and nephews.

Plus I've seen the will of a James McKrory (written 1789, probated 1794). It mentioned a daughter Agnes and an unnamed daughter. It also names his cousin David McKrory as administrator.

Not much help, you'll have to order a copy of the James McCrory will from Washington County for more details. From what I remember these are the only early wills in Washington County for McCrorys.

Jim McCrory

Re: mccrory in Indiana

MacRorieJA — 2008-07-07 01:37:48Z

I ordered my test kit from Bob McLaren of Clan McLaren, so please send him an email.

I joined the McLaren, McCrory, and McCreary groups.

Not many McCrorys who have been tested so the more, the merrier.

I don't match the southern Revolutionary War Veteran James McCrory family line, maybe my David McCrory in Washington County, Pennsylvania would match another early Pennsylvania McCrory family instead of a southern US McCrory family.

Jim McCrory

Mc CRORY Roy B 1906-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-06 23:44:15Z

McCRORY Roy B 1906-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 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.

John McCrory marriages to Sarah, Eleanor and Eilzabeth

aprilturner42 — 2009-01-04 21:29:07Z

I have been researching the McCrory's for several months now and have a found a lot of confusion regarding John McCrory and who they married and when. I have (3) 1850 census reports for each marriage.

1. John McCrory(born abt 1807 in Tennessee) and Sarah Herrin had the following children in 1850:
Artumitia, Elizabeth, Harriet, Mary Jane, Parmelia Agnes, and William. The information I got from a obit for Harriet McCrory Sellers says she the daughter of John and Sarah Herrin. John's father was James McCroy (married to Ann)and grandfather was James McCrory (married to Jane Gilmore)
http://dickson-online.com/index.php?name=News&file=artic...

2. John McCrory(born 1808 in SC) and Eleanor Parker had the following children in 1850:
Annie R.,Cyrus G.,John, Stanton S B, Susan J. and Thomas J.
This John is related to the Cyrus McCrory that founded McCrory Arkansas. Information found on the internet about Woodruff County Arkansas. http://www.argenweb.net/woodruff/gary_telford/jennies_colony...

3. John McCrory (born abt 1810 in Tennessee) and Elizabeth had the following children in 1850:
Enoch, James, John Enoch, Letty, Mary, Thomas, William. This is my line and my great, great, great grandfather.

I hope this information will help fellow researchers and can help fill in some blank spots in those trees. I also hope that some trees can get fixed.

Re: James R. McCrory

wendyhist — 2008-11-11 00:49:20Z

Keith:

Thanks for your reply. Good to meet a cousin! James R. McCrory was my great-great grandfather as well. I am descended through his daughter, Katie Pearl, her daughter, Ruth, and my father, Gerald. I just can't find out who James McCrory's parents are. If you ever learn this, please let me know.

Thanks,

Wendy Campbell

James R. McCrory

wendyhist — 2008-09-28 17:59:20Z

I am trying to find the parents of James R. McCrory, born about 1849 in Tennessee, died about 1933 in either Lafayette or Yalobusha County in Mississippi. His wife was Mary Fredonia Humphries(eys). I can only find him on the 1880 and 1900 census. He had a daughter named Katie Pearl who married Doss E. Parks.

I have spent many hours on this to no avail, so I would appreciate any help.

Thanks, Wendy S. Campbell

Re: relatives:

stellacobb11 — 2009-03-02 03:03:25Z

Hi Trudy, I can't believe it, I searched message boards for McCrory family for the 1st time today and know some of both your sides. Please contact me so we can discuss our families.Stella (Fowler) Cobb.(662) 746-9411 stellacobb1@yahoo.com

Re: James R. McCrory

vkmccrory — 2008-11-10 22:59:37Z

Hi,

I am a decendant of James R. McCrory as he is my great, great grandfather. I know that there is a lot of family around the Kosciusko, MS area. Some of the decendents of James R. McCrory are Johnny who is a female and Hauris (sp)who is a male...along with several other children. Also Hauris had a son named Victor which had a son named Keith. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other informatino on James R. McCrory.

Keith McCrory,PhD.
Athens, GA

Will of James McCrory, Washington Co. PA, 1813

Trisha_Stroud — 2008-07-05 05:00:44Z

I have seen references to a will that names his children as David, Hester, Margaret, William, John, Elizabeth, Thomas, James, Samuel, Sarah, and Seneca. I have a Sarah McCrory born circa 1788 in PA, married, circa 1805, to William Voris of Washington Co., PA, later moved to Fairfield Co., OH. I am hoping this might be the same Sarah, but wonder how her father's will refers to her. She would have been Sarah Voris in 1813.

Re: Samuel and Hannah Pennypacker McCRORY Family

bebeblu42 — 2009-02-16 05:06:27Z

I know this post is OLD, but I am wondering if you could let me know who ended up with the family bible so that I may contact them? I am a direct descendent of this family and am working on our family line, which has hit a dead end for over a decade for us and we finally found Samuel and Hannah! Samuels son John had a son Jessie who had a son Fred who had a son Orville who had a son Rob, which is my dad. I would love to see the bible or talk to whoever has it to see if we can get some information about our family. THank you so much!!
Jenifer McCrory

Re: James R. McCrory

bobmclaren1 — 2008-11-11 02:52:20Z

Keith,

I'm replying since you are a male McCrory. Have you considered doing a DNA test? In doing so, you can find out if any others who have tested are related to you. Therefore, you may get some clues to tracing your McCrory genealogy further back in time. I am the Administrator, Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project (Worldwide) and we have had a number of success stories in helping members expand their genealogies. (McCrory is one of the surnames of Clan MacLaren). If you are interested, please contact me at bobmclaren(at)earthlink.net and I will supply further details.

Yours aye,

Bob McLaren
Chairman, Genealogy Committee, Clan MacLaren Society of North America
Genealogist, Clan MacLaren Society (based in Scotland)
Administrator, Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project (Worldwide)
Member, Association of Professional Genealogists

Re: mccrory in Indiana

bobmclaren1 — 2008-07-07 00:22:47Z

I'm glad that your first cousin may be doing the DNA test. He doesn't have to go anyplace -- a DNA kit will be mailed to him. Inside the kit are three cheek swabs and three vials. The DNA sample is collected by rubbing the inside of his cheek with a swab and then putting the tip of the swab into a vial. This is done for all three swabs and then the kit is mailed back to Family Tree DNA.

Family Tree DNA is the company used by the Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project as is the companies used by the vast majority of the surname projects. (McCrory is a Clan MacLaren surname.)

Once the kit is mailed back, it takes a nominal six weeks to get the results. When these results come in, I will go over them and explain them (if he joins the Clan MacLaren DNA Project).

I cannot mention prices on Roots Web. However, if you email me directly at bobmclaren (at) earthlink.net, I will give you costs plus send you a file that gives an overview of the Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project, how to join, and current status.

I do hope your cousin joins us. We now have 327 members and I hope to continue to grow. The more we get, the better we can help members with their genealogies.

Yours aye,

Bob McLaren
Chairman, Genealogy Committee, Clan MacLaren Society of North America
Genealogist, Clan MacLaren Soeiety (based in Scotland)
Administrator, Clan MacLaren Surname DNA Project
Member, Association of Professional Genealogists

Re: Samuel and Hannah Pennypacker McCRORY Family

EarleneScott — 2009-02-16 14:46:52Z

Hi
If you'll send me your e-mail address I will provide the info as well as genealogy pages copied from the Bible.
Good Luck
E.Scott

Re: mccrory in Indiana

rsharick_1 — 2008-12-08 17:54:08Z

Hello, McCrory's. I noticed some postings regarding McCrory's in Elkhart, IN. My grandfather, Quinn Alfred McCrory, was born in Goshen, IN in 1913 and was raised in Elkhart, IN. He married Bernice Spade (don't remember the year) and had a daughter, Delores Jean,deceased, in 1938; a son, John Lee, born in 1944; and Terry Quinn (my father), in 1948.

Anyone sound familiar? I am always interested in learning more about my family!

Robyn McCrory-Sharick

Re: John McCrory marriages to Sarah, Eleanor and Eilzabeth

franmeservy1 — 2009-01-06 05:19:03Z

Thank you for this information.

Re: Elizabeth McCrory married William Morris Hill 1871

franmeservy1 — 2008-12-05 20:26:35Z

Could you be a little more specific? I have almost 20 Elizabeth McCrory women. Their births range from don't know to 1918. Do you have where she was born & date of birth, where she died & date of death. Any and all information you give me would be most helpful. You can also search my information at www.pennywind.com and click on the McCrory crest. That will take you to my family and if you click on the Miscelanious McCrory link at the top of the page, that will take you to the McCrory clans that I have researched or people have sent me to put on my site. The more you can tell me about your Elizabeth, the more I may be able to help. Fran Meservy pennywind@yahoo.com

Re: mccrory in Indiana DNA tests

franmeservy1 — 2008-07-08 05:35:26Z

I might be able to get my brother to take the DNA test. My address is pennywind@yahoo.com I would appreciate the information.
Thanks
Fran McCrory-Meservy

Re: McCrorys

franmeservy1 — 2008-06-17 00:51:13Z

Could your John McCrory who moved to LA in 1850 be related to Chapman McCrory?
Fran

McCRORY'S of Michigan City Indiana

johnsondna — 2008-09-08 18:34:04Z

Searching for information on brothers McCrory who arrived in the U.S, in 1850 from Ireland. Gormley and John McCrory, John married CATHERINE GREEN and resided in Michigan City, Indiana where they raided their children:Mary Ann, Kate, Charles, John, Ellen, William, Evangeline, Alice and Nellie. If you know of any persons related to this McCrory clan please contact me.
Thank you,
Marilyn

Re: mccrory in Indiana

ladysmurf71957 — 2008-07-06 15:41:25Z

I would like to know more on how the DNA test is done. How much it cost where do they have to go? I will try and talk one of my 1st cousin into doing it.

Re: Samuel and Hannah Pennypacker McCRORY Family

ladysmurf71957 — 2009-03-31 22:46:39Z

Hi Everyone,

I am the one with the Bible and have been working on this family for a long time. I would be more than happy to help out and exchange info with you. John McCrory who is the son of Samuel and Hannah is my GGGgrandfather. John had a son Lewis Cass he had a son Lewis Reason and his daughter is Louise my Grandmother. E-Mail me at ladysmurf71957@buckeye-express.com please put McCrory History in the subject box.