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1. [CROCKER-L] Solomon, Simsberry. Simeon of SC [1]
Regarding the recent post about Simeon Marshall, and Dean's reply about Simeon son of William, I do not recall any proof that Simeon is indeed William's son, and therefore Solomon's grandson, but there is circumstantial evidence and I do agree with folks like Dr. Reid (a desc. of William) that Simeon was probably William's son and that is the way I have it for now. The 1840 census record source for Simeon was from my file. As for Greenbury being Simeon's son as currently shown in the master GEDCOM file, th
2. [CROCKER-L] unsubscribe please [1]
At 05:40 PM 4/20/99 -0400, you wrote: >My transcription below. The image is at: >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~biocis/crocker/croawill.jpg >Feel free to save the image for your own use. It is formatted >at 96 pixels/inch for on-screen viewing. If you print it, adjust >the print resolution accordingly. (e.g., 192 dpi would give half-size >which would easily fit on a standard page) >I will submit the transcribed version to GenWeb but I wanted >to see if I could clear up the illegible words first. Note t
3. [CROCKER-L] Help Needed [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------264F5D1E4E46 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This is from a nonsubscriber. If you can help please respond directly to the originator. Thanks, Dean --------------264F5D1E4E46 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-POP3-Rcpt: crocker@popserv2 Return-Path: Received: from smtp1.vnet.net (smtp1.vnet.net [166.82.1.31]) by lmd.vnet.net
4. [CROCKER-L] Will of Anthony Crocker 1693 [1]
My transcription below. The image is at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~biocis/crocker/croawill.jpg Feel free to save the image for your own use. It is formatted at 96 pixels/inch for on-screen viewing. If you print it, adjust the print resolution accordingly. (e.g., 192 dpi would give half-size which would easily fit on a standard page) I will submit the transcribed version to GenWeb but I wanted to see if I could clear up the illegible words first. Note that this is not a typical will. It is a reco
5. [CROCKER-L] Rocky Mount, MS Cemetery [1]
Can someone in Calhoun Co. MS tell me how this cemetery was named? Pioneers from VA or NC? Thanks. Shelby * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/3843/ CROCKER/QUALLS/ROSE/PREVETTE NC Counties: Edgecombe/Nash/Franklin/Johnston/ crockersmith@lexcominc.net Shelby Jean CROCKER-Smith * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
6. [CROCKER-L] [Fwd: {not a subscriber} missouri crockers] [1]
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7. [CROCKER-L] Re: Crocker Family [1]
----Original Message----- From: matthewc To: Andrea Leonard Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 9:16 PM Subject: Crocker Family >Hi my name is Matt Crocker, a 12 year old that would be interested in looking in my family's history. My uncle has tons of research on the Crocker family but its kind of hard to get a hold to him because he lives on an Island near Florida and I don't see him to often. Anyway a person I wrote to said that I he would recommend me to you. All I
8. [CROCKER-L] Any knowledge [1]
Good morning, I am seeking ANY information that anyone may have regarding my great grandfather, Thomas Clark Crocker. All that I know about him was that his last years were in the Wills Point, TX area and that he was scalded to death with sorghum and buried in Terrell, TX around 1899. My grandfather, Ulysses F Crocker was born in 1890 and about 9 at the time. Thank you, B. Cornel Crocker
9. [CROCKER-L] migration of Crocker,s south from Isle of Wight,Va [1]
Hi--just a feww thoughts to ponder.My gggrandfather was Drury Crocker from the isle of Wight,Va.I just got the bright idea of looking on the map for the location of the Isle of Wight,Va. and discovered the location close to Norfork,Va.I just wonder if a group of kinfolks decided to pull up stakes and head south.it looks to me that thier route would have been through the Carolina,s and Ga.,where some decided to settle in these locations and more,like Drury and Lucy and family moved on farther south.i
10. [CROCKER-L] Georgia Voters, 1867-68 [1]
Hi All: Noticed interest in Crocker migrations thru GA, and thought this might be worth promulgating since it's "off-census" info. This is from a book titled "Index to Georgia's 1867-1868 Returns of Qualified Voters and Registration Data Books (White)". Allen ============================================================ District----------County-------------------------Name---------- 18................Augusta City............Crocker, Jas E 33................Banks...................Crocker, Josephu
11. [CROCKER-L] James Francis Crocker-CSA [1]
I received a package of papers copied by a person several years back regarding addresses by James Francis Crocker -9th Virginia Infantry to the Stonewall Camp-Confederate Veterans- Portsmouth, VA dated Feb. 6, 1889, Nov 7, 1894 & Feb 2.1904. In one of the addresses, James states that his brother is Rev. William Andrew Crocker & his half brother Julius O. Thomas - their ancestral home was "Four Squares" in Isle of Wight. Most of the information in these papers are his personal account of the Battle
12. [CROCKER-L] Curtis J. Crocker [1]
Hi, I am trying to find information on my gg-grandfather Curtis John Crocker b. 12-9-1855 in VT and d. 1-9-1917 in OK. He was married to Mina E. ? b. 6-1866 in NY and d. 2-1925 in OK. They had 2 children: Grace b. 4-1890 in N.Y. and Alice b. 8-1896 in Aurora, Missouri. In the 1900 census for Missouri it lists both of his parents as being born in VT also. Does anyone have a copy of the Crocker Genealogy by James Russell Crocker? At one of the Crocker sites there was an index for it. I found the
13. Re: [CROCKER-L] migration of Crocker,s south from Isle of Wight,Va [1]
Maurice wrote: > . . . looking on the map for the > location of the Isle of Wight,Va. and discovered the location close to > Norfork,Va.I just wonder if a group > of kinfolks decided to pull up stakes and head south.it looks to me that > thier route would have been through the Carolina,s and Ga.,where some decided > to settle in these locations and more,like Drury and Lucy and family moved > on farther south. I just returned from a busy 2-day trip to Isle of Wight and some of the surrounding counties, as
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