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Re: RAWLEY

TravisLBurk — 2009-06-28 03:11:02Z

Correction on Bridget.....birth place of Sligo is not correct/verified.

Re: RAWLEY

TravisLBurk — 2009-06-28 03:07:03Z

Bridget Hughes was born 7 Feb 1839 in Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland. She died 15 Apr 1916 in Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky. Her daughter Winnifred Rawley, born 2 Feb 1858 in Parkersburg, Wood, West Virgina married John Michael Hennessy of Louisville, KY. Winnie died on 16 Oct 1917 in Louisville.

Winnie's siblings:

Michael J Rawley
b: 18 Jul 1859 Parkersburg
d: 03 Feb 1922 Louisville

Anthony J Rawley
b: 18 Apr 1860 Parkersburg
d: 29 Nov 1940 Louisville

Mary A Rawley
still researching

All info I have has been posted to ancestry.com and is public for you to view. I hope this helps you in some way!

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-23 16:09:53Z

Aloha,
All her life, everyone close to Armine called her Um or Ummi. Not sure why or what it means, but all her siblings had names other than their real ones.
Yes Armine was born in 1892 in Honolulu, HI and died in Fresno, CA alone in a hotel room in Dec. 1943. She was on a book tour at the time.
The dates I have Armine and Mamo being friends are 1937 through 1939. I don't know if they knew each other on Maui. There fathers probable knew each other, but maybe not the girls. Armine lived upcountry and Mamo lived in Kihei on the south end of Maui. Other than when they drove cattle down to Makena to ship to Honolulu, Armine would not have been in So. Maui.
I am sure they were friends after 1939, but have no documentation of that.
Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-22 23:52:19Z

From what I have found, Armine was found dead in her hotel room Dec. 3, 1943. Obituary said she was 44. I don't believe if that is accurate as I read somewhere she was born 1892 which would make her 52. Coroner said she died of a heart attack. Let me know if you know of any nickname she went by or any known association she had with Mamo. I am going to sort through the letters of that period and see what I can find. I will let you know. P.R.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-22 23:32:06Z

Hello Bev. Yes, James Rawley Sr. passed away about 14-15 years ago. The Northridge address is likely that of Jr. Tell me when Armine passed away and where, and I might be able to provide you with more info from that by comparing what I have. I am considering a possibility that Mamo may have referred to her by a different name or nickname. P.R.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-22 14:26:08Z

Is James Rawley Sr. dead? There is a James Rawley in the white pages listed in Northridge, CA at age 97, would that be him? Would love to see what he would know about Armine.
Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-22 00:17:37Z

If Armine was close to Mamo I would would bet that Mamo would have kept any correspondence sent by her and if so, those letters would be in my collection. I probably have every letter Mamo received in the 1930's and early 40's but of course you say I don't. Ever see a letter written to Mamo for sale on ebay? If you ever did it would be from my collection. Also, I refer to Jr. as being the Rawley son out of respect to keep vultures from invading his privacy. According to Sr's diary, the Rawley son was not usually called or referred to by family and friends by the name you think you know it is.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-21 23:54:40Z

Hello Bev.

I sent a couple of photos to your email address. Will take more in a few days and send tuesday and wednesday.

PR

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-21 15:58:07Z

Dmanoflv

If you e-mailed to bevbach@hotmail.com, it must have been blocked. How will we connect? I really looking forward to seeing that photo you have.
Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-19 19:29:27Z

Aloha,

This is my other e-mail address...bevbach@hotmail.com
Contact me there and I'll give you my private e-mail.

Mahalo, Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-19 19:09:56Z

I feel the same way about that. Half the info provided in Mamo Clarks Biography came from me. I pulled the photo out this morning so I can give you an accurate description. The photo is Mamo on the left, A man in his 30's in the center and a young woman arm in arm with the man in her late 20's. The woman is wearing a diamond solitare on her wedding finger. The man has no wedding ring so I would imagine they are fiancees. I have so many photos of Mamo almost all have her with a flower in her hair but in this photo, Mamo and the other lady have taken the flowers out of their hair. Mamo is holding her flower at the mans chest level looking down at it and the other lady has set her flower on the mans lower front shoulder and looking down on it. Since they are looking down I cannot tell if the lady even has light colored eyes. She has short but full dark hair. Very pretty lady. I would date the photo as being 1938-1940 as Mamo does not look a day over 30. The lady looks very similar to the lady she acted with in Hawaii Calls. PR

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-19 16:35:40Z

Aloha,
I am not a member right now and don't want to put my e-mail on this public forum. How else can I reach you?

Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-19 16:31:25Z

A flower in her hair, yes. The photo is sepia toned so I cannot not say her eyes are blue. Mamo saved all the scripts to the films she acted in and I have all of them except for the 1935 Mutiny on the Bounty script which I sold about a month ago. I also have all the film cells she saved. Provide me an email address and I will send you photos. PR

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-19 16:28:16Z

Hi again,
I tried finding James M Rawley among CA attorneys with no luck, but did find a James M. Rawley in Redlands, but no phone number so sill have to write and see if he will respond.
If I find anything, I'll let you all know.

I wish he would join this group and we all could talk with him.

Mahalo for the tips.
Bev.

Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-19 16:18:59Z

Aloha,
So there are 3 folks in your photo. If 2 are woman and 1 a guy, then 1 could be Armine and I would love to see that photo. The guy could be Armine's husband Al or Don Blanding who wrote the movie "Hawaii Calls" that Mamo acted in. If there are 2 woman, does one have blue/big clear eyes and probable a flower in her hair?

Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-18 18:49:09Z

It is dissapointing you would assume I don't know the name of James and Mamo Clarks son. I have a locket of his hair that Mamo put inside a WWII Military Identification card. I have James Rawleys complete record collection that was used to give morale to the U.S. troops in occupied Japan. I have Mamo's Kimono. I have Jr's childhood books and numerous letters written to Mamo by many people in the 1930's. Like over 200 of them. I have Mamo's geneaolgy records going back to the 15th century. Besides James Jr., nobody in the world knows more about the Rawley family than I do. Except Thier Sun is not and never has been for sale on ebay. There were not very many copies made. I have the James Rawley copy with the name embossed in gold on the front cover. It does not say Jr. or Sr. so it could have been either. If you have the book like you say and know so much about it, tell me who Lahilahi was? Who was Joseph and May? What year and what date did Mamo sail to the US from Hawaii? What was the name of the ship? I recently updated Mamos Biography with this info on Wikipedia. You want info on the Rawley family you might want to start with an apology and beg for forgiveness. PR

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-18 18:08:19Z

I know what Mamo looks like but could not identify the other two people in the photo. As of 15 years ago Jr. was in California working as an attorney. Hope that helps you.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

hawaiitimetravel — 2009-05-17 02:00:13Z

Is the WWII identification card for James, Jr. or is the hair clipping from James, Jr.? James, Jr., if we're talkinga about Mamo's son, is too young to have been in WWII.

Jeanne

Patricia Rawley/Rowley...penpals in the 50's

2000-05-25 10:56:30Z

I am looking for Patricia Rawley (or Rowley) age late 50's to early 60's. Lived near London I believe. We were penpals in the 50's.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

marylm — 2009-05-13 04:29:00Z

I am searchinf for information on a Belle Rawley married to a James Goit. Do you have anything on her. She was my gr. grandmothers mother. Her obit has her parents listed as living in Crystal Pa. in 1934

Seeking Harrison and Caleb Rawley of 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 2008-06-23 11:32:02Z

I am seeking information about Harrison and Caleb Rawley who served during the Civil War in the 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E.

An obituary, photo, family stories, facts, and documents not found on the internet would be appreciated.

Information about any member of the 28th, Co. E, would also be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: George or Daniel Rawley

deborahnasworthy — 2009-04-02 21:20:46Z

I would love to share information. Please email me off the list.

leftybarr@yahoo.com

Harriet Rawley Duerden Hall 1873-1957

cathleenOConnor79 — 2001-10-22 19:59:26Z

I am looking for information on Harriet Rawley b. 17 Aug 1873-d. 08 Jul 1957. The place of birth is Iowa, but that has not been confirmed. She married Henry Duerden in Gillman(now known as Isaquah), Washington 14 Oct 1890. After Henry's death she married John Hall 10 Apr 1914 in Portland, Oregon. There is a picture of John and Harriet standing outside of a home and on the back it says "Port Angeles home." We think she is buried at Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Washington. Does anyone know who her parents/siblings were?

Cathleen

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2007-04-13 14:16:06Z

I have that book. Interesting about the way a Hawaiian was raised in the early 1900. Definitely a slower culture than the caucasian.

Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-16 20:30:46Z

Jeanne,

I don't know where to find him and have tried here in California. Do you know how to reach him? I have wondered what he could tell me about his mother and Armine that might help my research for the bio. of Armine von Tempsky (i).
Bev.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-16 20:26:58Z

You are right Armine was a woman and I think Mamo's sons is a Jr.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

bevbach — 2009-05-13 14:44:42Z

Aloha,
If you have a photo of Armine and Mamo and one is a man, then you don't have a phot o of Armine von Tempsky (i) the writer that knew Mamo. Armine was a lady and she also grew up on Maui as did Mamo.
Do you know how to reach Mamo's son?
Bev.

rawley- Pike County Illinois- Chillicothe

jennifer13008 — 2007-07-17 19:55:44Z

Looking for any information about my grandfather, Jesse James Rawley- born 1901- RED was his Nickname for his red hair. Born in Pike County,Illinois. Moved to Racine, Wisconsin and Married Louise Braidwood.

I know he had relatives from Chillicothe, IL area. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Patricia Rawley/Rowley...penpals in the 50's

grahamrawley — 2008-09-30 09:26:36Z

i,ve sent an email off to my sister to see if she knows you i, given her your email address because, she dosn,t live in england now, oh !and lancashire isnt a town or village its a bit like a state, ie texas or florida only a lot smaller obviously. so if she writes to you its now up to her happy searching ps we did have a garden .........bye. graham rawley. pps . confirm its ggdunford@hotmail.com

Re: Patricia Rawley/Rowley...penpals in the 50's

grahamrawley — 2008-09-22 10:44:16Z

could be my sister but she,s never lived near london .. would hve been living in lancashire then but is now in cumbria if you send me an email i,ll email her to see if she remembers

Re: Liverpool/Irish Rawleys

sylveac — 2008-08-26 12:17:11Z

Hi my name is Sylvea Mellor...I live in New Zealand, was born in UK, my mother Maureen Mary Delores Rawley, was born in Tralee, Ireland in ( I think 1942 or 43ish). She was bought up by her grandparents Paddy and Julia Rawley...

My mother passed away 3 1/2 years ago.

Not sure if this any connection with you?

Please get back if you think there is.

With thanks
Sylvea

Re: who was Louisa J. CRABB who married R. G. RAWLEY ?

Kathye_Upham — 2007-04-30 11:27:08Z

If the birthdates and birthplace of R G's children below are correct I don't think "my" Louisa [Crabb] born 1841 GA was R G's first wife as she was still unmarried and in Georgia with her parents Burton Crabb and Rachel [Jones] as of January 1862.......
email KathyeUpham@houston.rr.com

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Information recvd from researcher CMWARD
I don't have a clue if this Robert G Rawley, son of Daniel Rawley is the same RG Rawley that Louisa Married.

1. Robert G RAWLEY (DANIEL I2, JAMES E SR1)1 was born Abt. 1822 in Tennessee, and died Bef. 1900 in Houston, Harris Co. TX. He married NANCY R. She was born Mar 1846 in Georgia, and died Aft. 1900 in Houston,Ward 5 Harris Co, TX.

Children of Rorbert RAWLEY and Nancy R [unk] are:

i. Mary Ann RAWLEY, b. Abt. 1856, Texas.

ii. Albert A RAWLEY, b. Abt. 1860, Texas.

iii. Cutter B RAWLEY, b. Abt. 1867, Texas.

iv. Lizzie RAWLEY, b. Abt. 1871, Texas.

v. J Lafayette RAWLEY, b. 04 Nov 1874, Texas.

vi. Harry L RAWLEY, b. Sep 1879, Texas.

Endnotes

1. Pleasant Jefferson's brother Robert G is the one who went to TX before 1850 census, he married twice and had 6 children all born in Texas: Mary Ann 1856, Albert A. 1860, Cutter 1867, Lizzie 1871, J. Lafayette 11-4-1874, and Olive 9-1879. Hw was in Houston 1870 and in 1880 census lissted as a lawyer. One of Robert's wives was Nancy born 1844 GA.

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Re: did Louisa J. CRABB marry R. G. RAWLEY ? and who is he?

Kathye_Upham — 2007-04-29 11:38:52Z

The Louisa J. [CRABB[ (born 1841 GA) shown below is my GGG-aunt and the youngest sister of Rachel [CRABB] who married Isaac C. WEATHERLY 14 Feb 1839 in Henry Co GA.
Isaac and aunt Rachel died in Hunt Co, TX and are buried in the Lone Oak Cemetery there.

A Crabb-Weatherly cousin sent this vague reference to the marriage shown below but could not remember where she got it or anything more about it.

I have searched the censuses and the message boards but cannot come up with anything about R.G. and my last record of aunt Louisa is when she and her parents were dismissed from their church 26 Jan 1862 in Polk Co GA just before they went to Texas - I'm assuming aunt Louisa went to TX since she and her parents were dismissed on the same date.
In 1870 my Crabb's that went to TX were in Wood and Hunt counties.

I don't even know if this marriage reference is legitimate..... does anyone know anything about this man?

"R.G. RAWLEY who married Louisa J. CRABB (Crabb and Weatherly family are kin)"

My heartfelt thanks for any information,
Kathye

Re: RAWLEY - STORY - SUMMERS of Guilford Co, NC

JTrahanUSA — 2009-03-16 03:10:51Z

Fleming Clay RAWLEY, born in Kentucky in 1852, died in Houston, Harris County, Texas in 1932. He is interred in Earthman Resthaven Cemetery in Houston.

See:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=34...

Re: George or Daniel Rawley

cacurwain1 — 2009-04-02 20:58:04Z

I have been slowly researching my husband' family. His grandmother was a Rawley, Agnes 1900 daughter to George 1875 son to William Joseph Rawley 1835 and grandson to Daniel George D.1843. The family originates on Wolfe Island, Frontenac County near Kingston, Ontario. I have limited information but am willing to share what I do have on this particular branch of hte family.

James, Sarah, John M., Walter, Mary, Eliz, Ellen & Margt (Jones) Rawley Oshkosh Wisc

mqt — 2009-02-27 20:21:48Z

Looking to provide this information on or to connect with any family of John M. (Jack) Rawley b 1873 in Wisconsin probably Oshkosh. In Milwaukee Wisconsin Jack married Nora O’Connell b 1878 in Emly, Co. Tipperary Ireland. They had one daughter Johanna b 1914 who later went by the name Joan. Joan married Oliver Keyes.

I believe that Jack was the son of James and Sarah Rawley both b New Brunswick Canada. Per descendants of Jack Rawley he had a brother Walter in Oshkosh and three sisters: Margaret who married Carl Jones (children Willard and Bernice) of Green Bay, Brown Co. Wisconsin, Elizabeth unmarried who lived with Walter in Oshkosh and another sister whose name is not remembered.

The 1870 census for the City of Oshkosh, Ward 4, Winnebago Co, Wisconsin, USA lists: James Rawley 29, Sarah Rawley 23 and Mary Rawley 1. The 1880 census for Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA lists James Rawley 39, Sarah Rawley 32, Mary Rawley 11, John Rawley 7, Elisabeth Rawley 5 and Ellen Rawley 1. I have posted two trees at Ancestry.com that include this family. The two trees are titled "James & Sarah Rawley Family Tree" and "Michael Francis O'Connell (Emly, Co Tipperary, Ireland to Milwaukee) Family Tree". Michael O’Connell was the brother of Nora O’Connell Rawley.

Re: Searching for children of Mildred Rawley and Albert Slingsby

kilipak1 — 2007-07-11 09:53:26Z

I apologise for intruding on this site but this is the only way I've found you.

You're a hard one to find.

This is Gilbert. I've been good for about 3 years now and would like to stay in touch. Am living in L. A. and working in Hollywood polishing jewelry.

Have had quite of bit of honor bestowed on me because of the song. Please write back if this is you and I'll tell you more.

Meanwhile, you can check out:

www.skywords.net

http://www.dailybulletin.com/thebuzz/ci_6267189
(then scroll down to Maui Magic)

http://www.huapala.org/Y/You_Kuuipo.html

Please use this email to contact me:
skywordsnet@yahoo.com

Gilbert B

Re: Patricia Rawley/Rowley...penpals in the 50's

ggdunford — 2008-09-30 20:04:38Z

the email is g_gdunford@hotmail.com

It has a underscore between the two g's Graham.
The only thing I can remember is that the address to Patricia had four lines of information.
I do hope that I have found the right penpal.

Re: Patricia Rawley/Rowley...penpals in the 50's

ggdunford — 2008-09-26 19:49:31Z

Graham Rawley...thanks for replying. I do believe that the town/village was something "Lancashire". Tell Patricia, we were penpals set up by the schools. We wrote back and forth for quite a while, I have a picture of Patricia in front of some sort of gardens. My email is g_gdunford@hotmail.com.

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

haqwaiitimetravel — 2007-04-13 03:02:58Z

Forgot to mention, Mamo wrote a book titled "Except Their Sun." It's in the public library in Honolulu. I don't know about other areas. It may be out of print by now, but I bet someone on Amazon.com or dBAY has it for sale.

Jeanne

Re: Searching for children of Mildred Rawley and Albert Slingsby

dhubbell1 — 2007-07-11 20:23:59Z

Gilbert,
It is so so nice to hear from you. The last rumors that were told to me was that you had gone really nuts and was in a locked psych facility. I am so happy that you are okay and it sounds like you are doing well. I am in the last two classes for my Masters in Marriage Family Counseling. My number is 909.636.4135.Please call when you have a few minutes.My home is 909.627.2346. talk to you soon.

dianne

Re: George W. RAWLEY marries Lizzie HENDERSON both of St. George Maine in Boston, Mass

dhubbell1 — 2008-11-01 05:16:32Z

Hello,I read your info and hope you have what I have been searching for. I am searching for siblings (if any) of Elizabeth Rawley (maiden name). Her mother;Laura Henderson and father Albert Rawley. Reason; my mother married Albert Rawley after Laura. She told me that Albert and Laura had a female child. She also thought that Laura had jumped off of a bridge, and did not know what had happened to the daughter. I have been searching for years for the daughter Elizabeth, siblings, or any other information that would put me in touch.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Good luck with yours,Dianne Rawley, Chino, California

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

hawaiitimetravel — 2009-05-16 17:27:30Z

Armine Von Tempsky was a woman, not a man. And if you know where to find "the Rawley son," you'd know what his name is and wouldn't be refering to him as "the Rawley son."

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

hawaiitimetravel — 2009-05-17 01:57:30Z

Yes, you're right, Mamo's son is a jr. Her husband was my drama teacher in high school and I met their son a few times when he spoke to the drama classes about poetry and lterature. I also met Mamo a few times when she came to play rehersals on the weekends.

That was during the 1960s when I was a teenager - long before I had any idea that I would one day move to Honolulu. I went to high school in the San Fernando Valley.

Jeanne

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

hawaiitimetravel — 2009-05-17 01:53:47Z

I have no idea where to find him - I've tried Facebook and Linkedin. I'd like to find him also so I can get copies of those articles on Mamo Clark to him.

I looked through the articles again - I was hoping they'd mention Armine Von Tempsky. They don't. Some are about her acting career and some involve a court case and settlement over some property that was willed to her.

Jeanne

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

hawaiitimetravel — 2007-04-14 02:45:55Z

Yep, different culture.

Jeanne

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-13 01:58:57Z

I have photo of James Rawley taken when he was very young in the military at the time he met Mamo Clark in the early 1940's. Also have hair clipping of James Jr. in a 1944 WWII identification card. Let me know if you would like me to send copy to you. Warm Regards, Phil

Re: James Rawley and Mamo Clark Rawley

dmanoflv — 2009-05-13 01:21:50Z

Hello Coconut Queen. I pretty much know where to find the Rawley son you are looking for. Can you email me some copies of your newspaper articles so I can forward them? I have the Geneology records of the Clark family going back to the 16th century. Yes, Mamo did know Armine Von Tempsky. I have a photo of him and her together that he signed and gave to her in the 1930's.

looking for more Crawford, Coblr, Bargahiser & Rawley info...

charocfl — 2007-05-23 23:46:03Z

Hi, I am researching info on Jackson H Crawford family in Ohio. I have a photo of Laura (Bargahiser) Crawford/Price at:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...

Note that after Jackson Henry Crawford was shot on duty as Chief of Police of Findlay she remarried to a Mr. Albert Price in Ohio. I would appreciate any info on Mr. Price's line to add to my family database.

Also note that Laura Bargahiser surname was also spelled as:
Barga
Bargaheiser
Bargahizer
Berkheiser

Laura’s portents from PA were George Washington (G W Bargahiser) & Fanny (Fannie) Coble.
Also note that the Coble surname was also spelled as Koble.

I am trying to verify the date that J. H. Crawford was shot while performing his duties at work. I believe it to be Apr 09 1923 & my mom said he was actually shot at work or at his office.

I would like to know if there is any place or person to contact to get a copy of the obit for Jack H. Crawford who was the Police chief of the Findley Ohio at the time of his death.

To see a photo of J h Crawford taken in 1904 when he was a policeman go to this link:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...

The caption said the photo was taken in front of the Municipal building. Also in the photo are (from L-R): Harry Stark clerk in the water works office; Russell Morrison, police court clerk; John Kramer, chief of police; (NOTE: J H Crawford is listed as Jack Crawford, policeman; Will Heck, city auditor and Clark Edie, city clerk. The children are listed as unknown but my grand father Verl B. Crawford would have been about 12 years at the time of the photo & I know Aunt Myrtle (Myrt) Crawford was a few years younger & was short when she died. Note Myrtle or Myrt Crawford married a Mr. Binder & moved to Toledo OH where she became a chiropractor.

I am also currently trying to also find data on J H Crawford’s ancestors who originated in Ireland, possibly Tipperary & settled in around the Warren County Pennsylvania area, ref.:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...
&
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...

The only data that I can verify at this time is that William and Catherine (Duggan) Crawford they were married March 27, 1829 also in Tipperary on Mar 27 1829. I have found several different links with this same data. But I have not been able to confirm the data that Ann Johnson posted indicating that Patrick Henry Crawford for Tipperary, Ireland was baptism in 1842 in Tipperary, Ireland and married to Margaret Downs she was also born in Ireland. Note that Jackson Henry Crawford was born on May 27 1865 in PA, USA but that is all the PA data I have on him.

Patrick H. Crawford & Margaret Downs 9 children were:
Helen
M F & which I believe to possibly be Mike F or Michael F.
George
Mary
Tom or possibly Thomas
Sarah
James
Alice
Margaret

Appreciate any assistance with any or all research listed above.

Thanks:
Char O.

David Rawley b. abt 1867. 8th Hussars

catmrs1959 — 2008-07-11 18:07:15Z

Looking for any info on a David Rawley who married Anne Holland nee Short in Nov 1905. At this time they were residing in Dukes Lane, Kensington. He was a Sergeant Major 8th Hussars.
His wife had been living Aldershot on 1901 census & was a widow, her first husband having been in ASC. I'm guessing thats where they met.
Only info I have is his military position at time of marriage & that his deceased father, named John, had been of 'independant means'.
Anne & David had a daughter in 1907 Ruby Constance Rawley, born Chorlton.
Any help please.