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Re: Walter Crosse

alison13376 — 2011-10-10 16:29:04Z

Yes I am in the UK living near the south coast - near to Brighton.
Can you give me your e-mail address so I can try and send photos direct?
My e-mail address is alison@openshaw.plus.com
Alison

Re: Walter Crosse

sam_kaos — 2011-10-09 22:01:14Z

Pictures would be great!

Norma is doing well, she is in her 90s!
So you are in UK?

sam_kaos at hot male

Talk to you soon.
Walter Samuel Crosse

Re: Walter Crosse

alison13376 — 2011-10-09 21:33:16Z

Hi Sam
I am Alison Openshaw(nee Gregory) and I am the grand daughter of Rosalind Crosse who was the sister of your great grandfather who went to Australia. I presume you have seen our family tree as I see Ian Kelly has been in touch with you. Unfortunately my tree is on Genes Reunited.
I have recently been to Keswick in the Lake District and seen the house where Walter grew up and visited his parents graves in the churchyard. Would you like any photos of them?
I remember Norma when she visited the UK when I was a girl (I'm now 68!) I hope she is well. My mother used to write to her about the family history and I think Norma mentioned the portrait. My mother died 8 years ago.
I am glad you are interested in your ancestors and that you are a Walter Crosse!
Best wishes
Alison

Re: Walter Crosse

sam_kaos — 2011-09-12 23:25:42Z

My Grandfather Walter Henry Burnham Crosse died when I was quite young. He was an Ear, Nose and Throat specialist at a hospital in Brisbane. Funny enough I went to a hospital last year to get an ear checked and the young doctor knew of Winkie (Walter Henry) and he was quite a ledgend that pioneered quite a few proceedures in the 60s and 70s.

My Grandmother Norma Crosse is still alive, and in her 90s. She lives in Brisbane.

Norma's daughter lives in Bristol with 2 sons and a daughter, and her husband.

My father (Walter Clive Crosse) was a concrete pumper, and has been semi retired since he was in his 40s.

I am an electronic design engineer in Brisbane, and have a son with someone I am no longer with. He is Seth Kyle Cole and is 10yo.
I am married to Lauren Crosse (nee Oberhardt from germany). Lauren seems to think that Crosse is a French surname. I thought I was the last Crosse.

My parents gave me a large portrait of someone from 1836, but no one knows who he is, and that is what motivated me to research the tree.
My sister Rebecca Amarant (nee Crosse) has 2 daughters and lives on Springbrooke Mountain (Gold Coast, Australia).
I have never been to UK.
I have compiled a XLS spreadsheet

sam_kaos at hot mail

Re: Walter Crosse

janmo1 — 2011-09-12 13:31:56Z

Hi Ian,
Thanks for sending the msg I have just replied to Walter from Brisbane.
I am so out of touch with family history, haven't done anything for a few years.
kind regards,
Jan

Re: Walter Crosse

janmo1 — 2011-09-12 13:01:14Z

Hello Walter - Greetings from Coffs Harbour.
It is exciting to receive you message we have a definate connection.
My mother is Isabell Mary Turner her mother Isabella Margaret Crosse her father John Elliot Crosse and his father Walter Broughall Crosse.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Jan Morrison

Re: Walter Crosse

IanGrantKelly — 2011-09-12 08:33:41Z

Dear Walter,
my name is Ian Kelly, my maternal grandmother was Mary Emma Crosse (1907) and we are 'Fourth Cousins One Generation Removed'. Our nearest common ancestor is the Walter Crosse who was christened on 12 Apr 1815 in St Mary's Church, Ellesmere, Shropshire.

By quirk of fate, we moved to Ellesmere (a small market town) 9 years ago, with no idea of any family connection. I am now a bell-ringer at our ancestors' church. To make matters more curious, our farm is in a rural area a mile from town called 'The Cross'. The farm at the end of our drive used to be called Cross Farm and many farms are named after the owners.

I have not yet made a connection between 'The Cross' and our Crosse family and I think the name of the locality is just a coincidence. I have traced our Crosse family to Whitchurch prior to them moving to Ellesmere and have not found any to be living at The Cross (the locality only consists of about 3 houses abeit some have had several families living in them concurrently).

The earliest Ellesmere date that I've found for our Crosse family is a marriage of Andrew Crosse to Elizabeth Ann Beetenson in 1808. She died and he re-married Martha Broughall in 1811. The White Hart Inn that they ran is still open and is the oldest continously-running pub in Shropshire.

Ian@BirchHill.co.uk

Re: Walter Crosse

sam_kaos — 2011-09-12 02:24:12Z

I am Walter Samuel Crosse of Brisbane, Australia. I am the 7th Walter (and the last so far). My father is Walter Clive Crosse. His father is Dr Walter Henry Burnham Crosse. His father is Dr Walter Crosse. His father is Walter Thomas Crosse. His father is Walter Broughall Crosse.

Re: Walter Broughall Crosse

sam_kaos — 2011-09-12 02:14:04Z

I am Walter Samuel Crosse, from Brisbane, Australia. My father is Walter Clive Crosse, and his father was Walter Henry Burnham Crosse.

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

paralegal126 — 2010-07-20 05:15:13Z

Catherine,

Hopefully, you'll read this post....there are many Crosses from Ireland. My grandfather, Michael Joseph Crosse, was from Fermoy, Ireland and was the 7th son of a 7th son. I'm sure we're related!

Leslie Crosse Williams

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

CharaniB — 2010-05-09 14:18:41Z

The only Samuel Victor I have was born in 1911 and he was the brother to Yvonne who was born in Paris and they're my second cousins twice removed.

I have birth and marriage certificates together with census returns to back up my line but, as you are well aware, certificates and census returns are only as good as the informant.

I was speculating about Thomas, not saying it was a definite fact. My Samuel was the son of Edward so we're clearly talking about two different families here.

If I didn't reply to a response, it would be because I never saw it.

I was hoping to find someone on the same line as mine because I could have done with some help since this is quite a difficult family to trace.

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

BecMAus — 2010-05-09 13:03:43Z

Ah, then I’m sure you’d agree about how much research it takes, and I hope you see I mean no disrespect. I am one of a team of researchers from five different countries who have worked together on the Massey Crosse line. Samuel Massey Crosse’s father was also named Samuel, and we know this from SMC’s marriage certificate, the record of his baptism, his father’s will, census returns, the pedigree compiled by the Royal College of Arms, and by no means least, the family record begun by SMC’s great-grandfather and passed down the family to SMC’s current descendants. All these documents corroborate who was SMC's father, and where he was born. Samuel senior did not have a brother named Thomas. There was a Thomas in the generation previous to Samuel senior, but that Thomas died in infancy. I did ask you to kindly contact me directly, and an explanation of your connection to the family would still be appreciated. A family member responded to one of your queries more than three years ago, you did not reply. I wish you well.

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

CharaniB — 2010-05-09 11:54:09Z

Please name the names I've apparently got wrong.

I've been researching for a long time so don't jump to "instant internet answers". There wasn't such a thing as the internet when I first started researching.

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

BecMAus — 2010-05-09 11:39:15Z

Charani, you've latched onto the wrong father, the wrong uncle and jumped to a wrong conclusion on the son. Perhaps my best advise to you is: be wary of instant internet answers. Best wishes,
Rebecca

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

CharaniB — 2010-05-09 11:04:04Z

One point I know now I was awry on was Samuel's father. I carried on researching last night and found he was Edward so Thomas is most likely an uncle to Samuel.

Which was the other point that was I wide of the mark?

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

BecMAus — 2010-05-09 02:12:07Z

Hi Charani,
Thanks for your detailed post, most of which is correct and holds up to the intensive research conducted on the family line in the last seven years or so, a couple of the things you've stated are up the wrong garden path. If you would like to discuss this family further please contact me on my direct email address (this is given in other posts I have made on the Crosse message board). I can see where your interest lies in the Massey-Crosse family, but please let me know what your connection is to this line.
Kind regards,
Rebecca

Re: Crosse family history

CharaniB — 2010-05-08 19:28:01Z

So that's what happened to Florence.

No wonder I couldn't find her!! She's also added some given names.

She had a sister, Pauline, which is probably where she got the name for her own dau.

Florence's father was a Corn Miller and Merchant in 1851 but a Housing Manufacture in 1861.

Re: Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

CharaniB — 2010-05-08 19:18:35Z

The Victor Massey CROSSE in Bristol was the son of Samuel Massey CROSSE and Caroline Amelia, born the March qtr of 1856 in the Kensington registration district (RD) of London. He isn't the same one you have born in New Zealand in 1879.

Samuel was born abt 1821 in, he says, Terrington, Cambridgeshire, son of Thomas and Elizabeth CROSSE. He married Caroline Amelia CHEVIN in the March qtr of 1842 in the Marylebone (London) RD.

Samuel and Amelia's eldest son was Samuel Massey CROSSE, b Dec qtr of 1843 in the Leeds (Yorkshire) RD. He died in the Sept qtr of 1877 in Lambeth (Surrey) RD at the age of 31. He seems to have married Emma HARDY in 1871 in the Holbeach (Lincolnshire) RD.

Samuel and Caroline Amelia didn't have a son named Samuel Victor. Their son Samuel isn't the same one you have as Samuel Victor.

However, Samuel's father, Thomas, may have had brothers one of whom might also have been Samuel. Alternatively Thomas may have had a nephew called Samuel who did emigrate to Australia.

Samuel and Caroline's son, Victor (b 1856) did have a son, Samuel Victor but he wasn't born until 1911 so not the one you have.

Bio: Asahael Allen Crosse

Carol_Tilson — 2010-04-08 10:24:11Z

From "The Biographical Encyclopedia of Ohio of the Nineteenth Century" [Galaxy Publishing Co., Columbus, OH, 1876]:

ASAHAEL ALLEN CROSSE, Physician and Surgeon, was born at Cincinnatus, Cortland county, New York, on the 22d of August, 1824. His parents were in moderate circumstances, and he early learned the lesson of self-dependence and self-help. At the age of thirteen years he left home to make his own way in the world, and henceforth relied entirely upon his own resources. He went to work on a farm, and such school education as he obtained was by going to a district school during the winter months, his summers being too much occupied in farm labor to give him any opportunity for summer study. Not long after leaving home he went to Ashtabula, Ohio, and there, in addition to the opportunities afforded by the district schools, he for a time enjoyed the advantage of attending the Ashtabula Academy. From thence he removed to Mentor, Lake county, Ohio, where, at the age of sixteen, he commenced the study of medicine. After having attended three full courses of medical lectures he graduated at the Willoughby University, in Lake county, Ohio, in the year 1842, and went at once to Amherst, Lorain county, Ohio. He had, when he arrived in Amherst, fifty dollars, and on the day after his arrival he made the uncomfortable discovery that forty-six dollars of his little fortune consisted of bills of a bank known as the Ohio Railroad Bank, located at Cleveland, Ohio, which had failed the day before, and were perfectly worthless, so that his available assets amounted to just four dollars. Fortune was not stubborn against him, however, for almost immediately he formed a partnership with Dr. Luman Tenny, an old physician of the place, and so was introduced to a practice that speedily became large and lucrative. His partner died at the end of three years, and then he took the entire charge of the practice. His diligence, ability and skill, added to the high reputation he had already earned, made him well known as one of the most successful physicians in the county. As a citizen, no less than as a physician, is he appreciated in the community, and from time to time that appreciation has been shown by placing him in several of the elective offices of the township of Amherst. He has successively held the offices of Township Assessor, Township Clerk, Justice of the Peace, and was the first Mayor of the incorporated village of North Amherst. He was Postmaster of Amherst during President Johnson's administration. Politically he is a Democrat, and, although the requirements of his profession do not leave him much leisure to devote to politics, he is nevertheless one of the leading spirits of his party in the community where he lives. Although he has acquired a fair competence, his experience has not been one of unmingled prosperity. On the 1st of March, 1858, he was thrown from his carriage, and his right leg was broken at the ankle. Being a heavy man, the ends of the broken bones were forced through the skin and boot-leg, and were driven three or four inches into the ground by the violence of his fall. It was found impossible to save the limb, and it was amputated below the knee by Professor Horace A. Ackley, his former preceptor. He has been three times married. His first wife, Diantha Walker, he married in 1844, by whom he had four children, three daughters and one son, one of whom, Mrs. H. W. Barnard, is now living. His wife, Diantha, died in 1855. On the 16th of September, 1859, he married Sarah E. Post, by whom he had one son, now living. His second wife died in 1866, and on the 18th of November, 1875, he married Ella G. Pelton, of Vermillion, Ohio. The doctor has a vigorous constitution, and from present appearances he has from twenty to twenty-five years of good practice left in him yet; that is, he is hale and hearty, and the youngest in the community always find him a pleasant social companion.

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Not related to the subject. Just passing this on.

Re: Crosse family history

CharaniB — 2010-04-06 14:44:41Z

I'm also interested in a MASSEY-CROSSE family in Bristol (England) but am getting nowhere fast with them.

My particular interest is Yvonne who was born in 1905, married in 1929 and died in 1959. I believe she may have been a sibling to Cecilia Gertrude (b 1908) and Samuel Victor (b 1911). Samuel married in Derbyshire (England) in 1941 and there is a son (still living) born to the marriage.

I've also found a Clement who was born in "North London" and, at the time he joined the Territorial Force in 1909, he was living in Whiteladies Road, Bristol (England). He was a dental student working for Mr MASSEY-CROSSE. He left the force in 1910 to emigrate to South Africa. More than that I don't know but there seems to be a very good chance he was the son of Victor MASSEY-CROSSE (b 1856, London).

Any help sorting out Yvonne's family would be much appreciated. I believe Victor may have been her grandfather especially as she had a son Victor.

charani.b (at) gmail (dot) com (please remove spaces and replace words with relevant symbols to reply direct)

MASSEY-CROSSE

CharaniB — 2010-04-06 14:22:45Z

I'm looking for various MASSEY-CROSSE family members, esp those born, married or died in Bristol (England).

FreeBMD and Ancestry haven't produced many results between them.

This family was very mobile and the double barrelled surname doesn't help either.

It apparently started, as many such names did, as CROSSE and MASSEY was added as a second given name, eventually becoming double barrelled.

I'm getting nowhere fast with this family.

Re: Crosse family history

BecMAus — 2010-02-19 12:15:33Z

Hi Jenny,

I am one of several people who have been compiling the ancestry of Samuel Massey Crosse who married Caroline Chevin. Your Florence is part of this story, but we did not know that she married. For more information please contact me as follows (but put the string together in one line).
Regards,
Rebecca

rmartin
(at)
selectricity
(dot)
com

Re: Crosse family history

angelnjarod — 2010-02-13 09:46:00Z

Ok, full name for Florence is..

Florence Emily Imelda Crosse.

Just found out in last two days Florence is daughter of Samuel Massey Crosse and Caroline Amelia Crosse nee Chevin.

I have very little info on Samuel and Caroline Crosse.

Any info would be appreciated.

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

angelnjarod — 2010-02-05 23:26:50Z

Hi there, I am looking for any information on...

Florence Emily Imelda Crosse.

Florence married Charles Anketell, 1883.

Florence and Charles had two children to my knowledge, Pauline Margaret Isabella Anketell, and Augustus Felix Anketell.

I am also lead to believe that Florence died in 11 April 1918, not too sure if this is correct.

I dont know when or where Florence was born. Possibilty though she was born abt 1851. Cannot confirm this.

Florence attended Trinity college for music.
Florence was a Pianist, also sang. Same as her daughter Pauline.
Florence ended up being a music teacher in 1893, Lincoln Road, Masterton New Zealand.

Any further help is much appreciated. trying to locate where she was born, also details to who her parents were.

Re: Leonard Crosse

angelnjarod — 2010-01-27 11:05:10Z

hi,

I am trying find information on Florence Emily Imelda Crosse.

She married Charles Anketell. they had 2 children to my knowledge being, Augustus Felix Anketell and Pauline Margaret Isabel Anketell.

Florence Anketell, nee crosse, I believe died on the 11 April 1918, and is buried in Karori Cemetery, Wellington New Zealand. died 67years.

Florence resided at Lincoln Rd, Masterton, New Zealand.

Florence was also a music teacher, I have a date of 1893.

i am in search of Florence's parents names, also where she was born.
I have been advised Florence may have been born in France.But this was not ceertain information.

Re: Crosse family history

angeljarod — 2010-01-19 09:52:38Z

Hi there,

I am trying to find information on a Florence Anketell nee Crosse. Also her husband, Charles.

Florence married Charles Anketell in 1883, New Zealand.

Florence & Charles had two children to my knowledge, their daughter was Pauline Margaret Isabella Anketell & their son was Augustus Felix Anketell.

I am uncertain if this her...

Florence Emily Anketell, died 1918. This Florence would have been born around 1851, and not in New Zealand, possibly married into the Anketell surname.

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Jenny

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

Believer55 — 2009-12-29 07:48:45Z

I am just beginning my search so I don't have too much information for you. My last name is "Crosse" and my grandmother's last name was "Thomas". The family was in the islands but I am not sure about Jamaica. Most of us are now in the United States. I would like to get some information from you if you are still doing research. Claudia

Re: Crosse

paralegal126 — 2009-05-06 12:10:08Z

Hi there,

My grandfather, Joseph Michael Crosse, was from Fermoy, County Cork. I know your message is fairly old, but perhaps we can share info.

Take care,

Leslie Crosse Williams

Re: Cross Crosse family of near Stowmarket, Suffolk

summersalt — 2009-05-05 19:58:13Z

HI i can see you have mary anne denny in your tree father william denny mother eliza lamb
do you have a certs for her
all the best sue

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

jamgirlgi — 2008-08-12 21:19:14Z

my fathers family is from Jamaica, with a McDermut side. My grandfather was from St. Mary. Do you know where in jamaica the your family is from?

Zella Crosse

cynthialstanton — 2008-04-13 18:44:34Z

Looking for info on Zella CROSSE b. 1880. She married Logan BURRESS/BURRISS in Carroll Co., Indiana on 29 June 1918. She is not buried with Logan. Any info on parents, date and place of birth/ death is appreciated.
Cindy

Nicholas Crosse Ohio 1820

GoldenRidgeGirl — 2008-03-22 12:49:47Z

Searching for Nicholas Crosse b. 1775-1790 in Germany possibly Alsace-Lorraine. Military officer. Married a Boucher of Scot or Irish descent in Ohio abt 1820. Father of Michael N. Crosse and Deborah Ann Crosse Pentzer. Nicholas was murdered in Ohio sometime between 1823-1830.

William Crosse

clyde_crosse — 2007-05-01 02:27:48Z

I'm looking for information about William Crosse, died about 1689 in Charles City County, Virgina. He was born between 1646 and 1652. His son was John Cross married to Jane Featherstone. Can anyone help.....Thanks Clyde Cross

Alma Crosse 1919-1980 MD

patmontero25 — 2007-02-20 16:48:06Z

Alma Crosse was born 21 Aug 1919 and died Jun 1980 in MD. She married Joseph Melvin Peddicord.
Joseph was born 11 Mar 1915 in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, MD to William Theodore Peddicord and Genevieve Stouter and died Jun 1980 in MD..

Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Patricia Montero
Patmontero25@hotmail.com

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

2006-10-12 00:06:02Z

me.....

im catherine crosse too!

Cross Crosse family of near Stowmarket, Suffolk

protecttjdancestry — 2006-05-18 11:47:33Z

The Cross and Crosse family (both spellings) farmed at Hill House, Little Finborough, Boyton Hall, Great Finborough, and Onehouse Hall, in Suffolk, certainly at times between 1505 and the early 19th century. Do you have a link?

Walter Broughall Crosse

janmo1 — 2006-01-09 12:24:56Z

B1836 Lancashire, Married Susannah Reeve, his parents were Walter Crosse & Eliza Erwin any connections??

Re: IN RELATION TO THE THOMAS CROSSE FAMILY

2005-12-12 17:39:10Z

all i know about my part of the crosse family is that my great grandfather came from Limerick in Ireland to Wales in the early part of the 20th century. Are there any other irish crosses out there?

Matilda crosse, crosse and Blackwell

Femme37 — 2005-09-06 12:17:15Z

seeking information on my great grandmother Matilda crosse b 1865, I think she was related to the founder Crosse, from Crosse and Blackwell foods. Stories say she was cut from the will because she married out of her station.
Matilda Crosse married Jacob Bromley b. 1865.
Look forward to hearing from anyone who might somehow related. They both had strong connections with the Eastend of London.

Perry Cross of Va.

2005-08-15 15:09:09Z

Anyone recrognize this name in Virignia? His wifes name was Nancy Watkins. They were originally from Hampshire County.

Crosse, Eire

petermccoll — 2005-07-02 03:11:34Z

Hello there:
Doing a bit of research on my family and it seems my great grandfather married a Margaret Cross whose parents were Stephen Crosse and Margaret O'Dwyer of Gorteenduvane, Donohil. This doesn't mean a great deal to me and wonder if others recognise the nouns.
Regards.

Re: Walter Crosse

janmo1 — 2005-01-06 01:34:15Z

Hi Ian
Walter Broughall Crosse is my 3xGGrandfather, so I am very pleased to receive your reply. Information I have is limitd, have no details of his siblings even. Do you know when he died? I would be grateful for any info at all.
Best regards
Jan Morrison

Re: Walter Crosse

IanGrantKelly — 2004-12-13 15:49:03Z

Hi Jan,
Wlater Crosse's parents were Walter Broughall Crosse (born abt 1815) and Eliza Erwin. They were married on 4 Jan 1836 in Farnworth Near Prescot, Lancashire, England.

Walter Broughall Crosse was originally from Shropshire, christened on 12 Apr 1815 in Ellesmere, Shropshire, England. His parents were Andrew Crosse and Martha Broughall.

Walter Broughall Crosse was re-married to Mary Cruse between Jun 1849 and Sep 1849 in West Derby, Lancashire, England.

I'm descended from a brother of Walter Broughall Crosse senior, called Andrew Henry Crosse.

All the Best,

Ian Kelly

Walter Crosse

janmo1 — 2004-11-04 08:45:31Z

Looking for any information on Walter Broughall Crosse B1836 Liverpool, England parents Walter & Eliza

Samuel Victor CROSSE - London?, Adelaide SAust, New Zealand, Bristol Uk

BecMAus — 2004-05-02 03:55:25Z

Looking for connections to the following family:

Samuel Massey CROSSE mar'd 1842 in London UK to Caroline CHEVIER
Son of above = Samuel Victor CROSSE, born mid 1800's, likely in London
(Likely there were other children of Samuel Massey & Caroline)
Samuel Victor CROSSE married Rachel ROSE in Adelaide, South Australia in 1877. They moved to the north island of New Zealand and had at least three children (maybe more):
Caroline Amelia CROSSE born 1878, Victor Massey CROSSE born 1879 and Rachel Florence CROSSE born 1881.
Seems the son, Victor, may have wound up in Bristol UK.
Often the surname is spelt as "CROSS"

Re: Crosse family history

BecMAus — 2004-05-02 03:55:25Z

Hi Alys,

In my family tree I have a Rachel ROSE who married a Samuel Victor CROSSE (known as Victor CROSSE), a dentist, in South Australia. This 'Victor' was the son of Samuel Massey CROSS, who was a descendant of an Edward CROSS (b1729 - d1765) who married Sarah MASSEY. Rachel and 'Victor' went to New Zealand in the 1870's/1880's, but I'm still trying to work out what became of them. Would love to hear from you - email me back at rebecca@selectricity.com. Thanks.

Re: Walter Crosse

2004-02-14 16:10:56Z

Andrew Crosse {I think] was my 4x great grandfathers
brother their parents were Thomas and Ann and they had approx12 children They originated in Whitchurch Shropshire
If you go onto the 1881 census you will be able to find the marriage of Andrew Crosse to Martha Broughall in 1811
they had 3 children Walter ,Edward and Mary. I am going to Whitchurch in April to try and find out more. If I find more info
Ill pass it on. We must be very distant relatives.!.
To Jan

Re: Walter Crosse

2004-01-05 10:04:31Z

IHi Maureen, I do think that Andreww Crosse B1779 and Martha Broughall could be my 4x g grand parents. Do you have any more info on them?

Re: Walter Crosse

Churchill191 — 2003-12-09 23:46:05Z

Andrew Crosse born Whitchurch Shropshire 1779 married Martha Broughall and they had a son named Walter, could he be Walter 'who would be the father of Walter Broughall

Crosse Somerset

davidj_webster — 2003-05-03 09:31:21Z