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Re: MS Crowleys- William & Bell Vaughn Crowley

donnahenleycollier — 2012-05-23 04:20:53Z

This is an old post, but I have some information about your Crowleys. W. A. and Belle Crowley are buried in the Clarkson Cemetery in Webster County, MS. My GG-Grandmother was Margaret Melinda Crowley who married James Harris Ormon. She is also buried at Clarkson. I'm sure we are related but I'm not sure how.

Re: Valentine Crowley

ememilymurphy — 2012-05-19 16:12:59Z

Hi Claire I'm not sure off the top of my head but I will be at home next week and I can check as a valentine Crowley that us related to us actually did a very comprehensive family tree of our family and if it turns out we are related I can see about sending you a copy. Sometjing tells me that they were from Liverpool but I can check some of them came over to visit a few years ago and they still remain in contact I thi k there was a Vera and her husband they were artists.

Re: Valentine Crowley

clairecrowley70 — 2012-05-19 12:53:48Z

Hi Emily,
Do any of the relative you refer to live in the Liverpoool area? I am in Worcestershire, but my husband's grandad (Tom Crowley) came down from Liverpool to Birmingham aged 20. It was his father who came over from Ireland and married Eva Wilde. There are many relatives still in the Everton area of Liverpool.
regards
Claire

Re: Valentine Crowley

ememilymurphy — 2012-05-16 09:37:12Z

Hi,

my name is Emily Murphy (nee crowley) from Ferns in Co. Wexford. We have realtions in UK that are Valentine Crowley if you would like to discuss pleae pm me. I dont have specific details on me at the moment but can root them out

Monaghan WARD-MARTIN

sharoncconnor — 2012-05-13 13:24:39Z

In search of Bridget Martin b.1822/26 m James Ward b.1816 in Monaghan Ireland. Have 1861 Canada, but nothing in Ireland. Children Edward, Thomas, Owen, Ann born in Monaghan as well. Appreciate any help.

Re: David Crowley b. 1864 CAN m. Anna Larkin in Chicago

mmmizera — 2012-05-03 06:48:45Z

My father was Edmond Gerald Crowley, his father was Michael Crowley, His father was Timothy Crowley married to Mary Mulcahy.

Michael (b 1830) Ireland

NannetteSerra — 2012-04-16 05:04:52Z

I'm looking for parents of Michael b. 1830 Ireland and Johana CROWLEY b 1830 Canada. Children: James, Maggie, Michael, Peter A., Frank, William, David. 1880 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania census

michael crowley looking for jennie/nelson crocker

jillcrispino1 — 2012-04-13 05:07:49Z

you posted an inquiry for info on jennie and nelson crocker. I couldn't get the registration on hometown foruns to work to reply to you. Jennie was my stepgrandmother and I have info and pics.
email me at jillcrispino@gmail.com

Re: CROWLEYS OF LOUGHMORE PARISH, CO.TIPPERARY

lacorrigan — 2012-03-31 20:46:25Z

My great grama was Edward Crowley's sister, Delia Frances Crowley born 1846 WI. She and her husband, as well as other siblings, lived with John and Bridget Crowley in their 27 Wade St. home in Chicago after they were married. From 1876 - 1880 Henry Burdick worked in the Chicago RR yards, as did John and some of his sons.
After John's death Delia and Henry Burdick moved back to Kenosha county, Wisconsin where Henry Burdick's family lived.
I started collecting family history in the 1970s and do have a fair amount about the Crowleys, but never could find when they came from before they lived in Bridgeport. CT. I got more involved in other lines after hitting that dead end and I never went ahead and researched the Catholic Church records, which would have been the next step. I am very curious to know what information has been found to locate their marriage and family back in Ireland. It is very exciting!

Leonard Jack Crowley~Born in Oklahoma around 1913

TCrowleyYoung — 2012-03-24 02:28:05Z

ANY ANY ANY information on this man will be greatly appreciated. I know that Jack was probably in Arkansas around 1944-1946 and in Drew, Mississippi in 1947. I have been told he was in Vancouver, WA in 1971. He may have family in California. (Possibly a brother named Bill?)

Re: CALIFORNIA CROWLEYS

TCrowleyYoung — 2012-02-23 14:10:09Z

Hi. I am curious about the Jack Crowley. Did he stay in California? Did he have children?

Re: Mary Martha CROWLEY

mary_lynnway — 2012-02-03 20:34:46Z

My name is Mary Martha Crowley, but i'm not that old.

Re: Robert Crowley

forkaren — 2012-02-03 01:29:30Z

Would like to connect with you on this family! I have information to share
Thanks, Karen

Crowley, Winnie

dach4791 — 2012-01-28 18:33:48Z

I am looking for family members for Winnie Crowley. Mother's name may have been Edity Wycoff. Any information would be appreciatd

Timothy CROWLEY and Catherine RYAN Woodend Blessington IRE

leonietlow — 2012-01-26 01:44:51Z

Timothy CROWLEY [GROOLEY] a farmer Woodend Blessington IRE
Born c 1820
Died Jan-March 1886 Woodend
Married
Catherine RYAN
Born c1822
Died 1901-1911 Woodend/Oldcourt Blessington IRE

Children of Timothy CROWLEY and Catherine RYAN-

1. John CROWLEY
b 10 February 1840 Woodend Co Wicklow IRE

2. Timothy [Thadeus] CROWLEY
b 30 April 1844 Woodend Co Wicklow IRE
d July-September 1908 IRE
m 29 March 1869 Blessington Co Wicklow IRE
Spouse- Teresa TYRELL

3. Elizabeth CROWLEY/HAMILTON
b 26 September 1846 Woodend Co Wicklow IRE
m 1871 IRE
Spouse- Robert HAMILTON

4. Patrick CROWLEY
b ca 1848 Woodend Wicklow IRE

5. Michael CROWLEY hansom cab driver/ labourer
Born 15 August 1850 Woodend, Blessington, Co Wicklow, IRE
Died 15 September 1919 Sydney Hospital NSW AUS
Married 17.6.1875 St Andrew’s Westland Row, Dublin IRE
Mary Anne CUMMINS
Daughter of James CUMMINS and Teresa CONNOR
Born 8 March 1854 Blessington, County Wicklow, Ireland
Died 7 September 1920 Sacred Heart Hospice Sydney NSW
Sailed per Golden Sea; arrived Port Adelaide 30 March 1876

6. Mary CROWLEY/REILLY
b 1 March 1853 Woodend, Blessington IRE
d after 1911 IRE
m April, 1881 St Andrew’s RC Church, Dublin IRE
Spouse- Terence REILLY

7. James CROWLEY
b 14 October 1855 Woodend, Blessington IRE
m 22 May 1881 St Andrew’s RC Church, Dublin IRE
Spouse- Elizabeth CONNOR, daughter of Thomas CONNOR

8. Margaret (Maggie) CROWLEY
b 14 November 1857 Woodend, Blessington IRE
d May 1881 Woodend Blessingotn IRE

9. Thomas CROWLEY
b 8 July 1860 Woodend Blessington IRE

10. Catherine (Kate) CROWLEY
b 29 December 1861 Woodend Blessington IRE

11. Christina CROWLEY

Re: Lestria Crowley

mamasharon — 2012-01-25 03:10:24Z

John Henry?

Is the last name Crowley?

Is there a family tree?

What state?

How are we kin?

thank you very much

mystery photos

marigold64 — 2012-01-24 14:19:12Z

I have photos of children taken in the 1970's. They are somehow related to my dad's family but I don't know how. It's possible their mothers are crowleys. One group are Tommy, Kathleen, Brian, Jim, and Bernie. The other are Andy(Andrea?), Carolyn, and John-David. I dont have any last names. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Cornelius Crowley

tjphilly — 2012-01-14 06:57:54Z

For m_e_burns

I have reason to believe that Cornelius Crowley and Anna Skuse tie into my (later) Goulacullin Crowley line. I would like to discuss. Please e-mail direct at TJPHILLY@hotmail.com
-- Tom White

Vincent Paul Crowley

apmcca — 2011-12-24 12:58:10Z

I am trying to get more information about my great uncle Vincent Crowley.He was born in St.Pancras, London in 1898 but emigrated to Canada in 1913.He married Helen Moore Marshall in October 1928 in York, Ontario, Canada but after that the trail goes cold. If anyone has any more information no matter how small I would be grateful to hear from them.
Anthony McCarthy

Re: David Crowley b. 1864 CAN m. Anna Larkin in Chicago

eegrub — 2011-12-14 20:59:09Z

Greetings. My husband's great grandparents are David Crowley and Anna Larkin. His grandmother was Margaret Crowley who married Edward Sylvester. I am most interested in exchanging information. I would also like to contact Carolyn Tole (mentioned in these posts) and, in particular, ask about the possible inquest done at the death of Timothy Crowley (David's father).

Michael CROWLEY and Mary Ann CUMMINS Blessington Wicklow IRE

leonietlow — 2011-11-18 09:57:26Z

Michael CROWLEY hansom cab driver/ labourer
Born 15 Aug 1850 Woodend, Blessington, Co Wicklow, IRE
Son of Timothy CROWLEY [GROOLY]and Catherine RYAN
Died 15 Sep 1919 Sydney Hospital NSW Australia
Married 17 June 1875 St Andrew’s Westland Row, Dublin IRE
Mary Anne CUMMINS
Born 8 March 1854 Blessington, County Wicklow, IRE
Daughter of James CUMMINS and Teresa CONNOR
Died 7.9.1920 Sacred Heart Hospice Sydney
Sailed per Golden Sea; arrived Port Adelaide 30 March 1876

Children of Michael CROWLEY and Mary Ann CUMMINS-

1. Timothy CROWLEY
b 14 October 1876 Kensington, South Australia AUS
d 16 February 1878 Kensington, South Australia AUS

2. Mary Therese CROWLEY/O'TOOLE
b 5 August 1878 Kensington SA AUS
d 21 July 1958 Kingsford NSW AUS
Married 28 July 1902 St Bedes Pyrmont NSW AUS
Joseph O’TOOLE Sawdust merchant, Austral Sawdust Co
Son of Tobias O’TOOLE and Eliza O’NEIL
Born 14 Octeber 1871 Pyrmont NSW AUS
Died 3 October 1931 St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney NSW AUS

3. Male CROWLEY
b 5 December 1880 at Port Augusta, South Australia AUS
d 1850 SA AUS

4. Catherine CROWLEY/ CURRAN
b 30 November 1881 Port Augusta, South Australia AUS
d 21 February 1906, 104 Bowman St, Pyrmont NSW AUS
m 1902 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Thomas William CURRAN

5. Isabella Margaret CROWLEY
b 13 January 1884, William Street, Kensington, SA AUS
d 6 May 1884 55 Allen Street, Ultimo NSW AUS

6. James John CROWLEY
b 19 February, 1885 at 55 Allen Street, Ultimo NSW AUS
d 24 October 1934 Balmain NSW AUS
m 1918 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Amelia (Millie) QUINN (nee CUNNINGHAM)

Elizabeth CROWLEY/GRINHAM
b 15 July 1887 at 28 Harwood Street, Pyrmont NSW AUS
d 10 May 1971 Sacred Heart Hospice Sydney NSW AUS
m 22 April 1904 New Unitarian Church, Pitt St, Sydney NSW
Spouse- John Thomas GRINHAM

8. Michael Joseph CROWLEY
b 30 August 1889 92 Quarry Street, Ultimo NSW AUS
d 24 August 1971 Sydney NSW AUS
m 1936 Rozelle NSW AUS
Spouse- Elsie Blanche ROBERTS

9. Matthew Thomas CROWLEY
b 6 September, 1892 92 Quarry St, Ultimo NSW AUS
d 25 January 1952 Sydney NSW AUS
m 1915 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Veronica May MCINTOSH

Curious coincidence - Need help

Doris72Ellen — 2011-11-08 03:47:52Z

I found the following record in the publication cited below:

THE COMPETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS 1661 - 1699 By Peter Wilson Coldham, Surrey, England
929,3 Cold/2 Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Copyright (c) 1990

Page 625 - (toward the top of the page) 1690
“10-30 September. Shippers by the Jefferys, Mr. Thomas Arnold, bound from London for Virginia: William Woodbee, Thomas Hill, Thomas Lawrence, John Hanford, Richard Haines, Edward Round, Samuell Newson, Hugh Lamb, Richard Whitpain, Arthur North, Oliver Williams, Edward Hartwell, Ambrose Crawley, Nicholas Dar, Jonathan Smith, Thomas Beene, Walter Benthall, Daniell Wherley. (PRO: E190/148/6).”

My focus is on the name “Ambrose Crawley” [Crowley?] (6th from last). In my possible English connections I have Ambrose I, II, III and IV. Ambrose I died about 1696; Ambrose II was born about 1635 and died about 1721; Ambrose III (Sir) was born about 1658 and died about 1713. Any of these three could have made this voyage in 1690. Then again, it could be an Ambrose Crawley totally unrelated to this family.

I have tried locating the ship named the Jefferys in all of the records I can find on line. I would like to figure out if this ship is one of the Crowleys’ fleet. What registry did it sail under? Since the Crowleys named their ships after family members, could this one be named after our first known “American” ancestor, Jeffery Crowley? There is a famous family by the surname of Jefferys, so it could be their ship or just named after them. No clue.

Does anyone have an idea about where I might find the arrival of this ship in Virginia? I wonder what the business was for these gentlemen. Most appear to be merchants from England.

There are many ships carrying persons with the surname Crawley/Crowley/etc. Some arrived even earlier than this date.

Thanks in advance
Ellen Bartish

Robert Crowley

2011-11-05 05:30:58Z

Looking for ancestors and decendants of Robert Crowley and Bridget Maloney. Lived in South Windsor CT around 1914.

Re: Robert Crowley

forkaren — 2011-11-05 02:48:20Z

I know this is a very old posting, but hopefully you are still listening! I have just started researching this branch of my family and have info to share! Please contact me at kforker1955@gmail.com.

Thanks, Karen

Re: Joseph crowley born around 1900 with margaret or peggie and christopher crowley, married mary (nee finlay)

cdynan — 2011-10-28 02:20:22Z

You need to look at all the documents. Look at marriage, birth records etc. Did he naturalize? If you do not know look at the census for 1920 and 1930. Those will tell you when he came over and the naturalization papers may tell you what ship he came on. The ship manifest will tell you whp paid for his fare, who sponsored him, his final destination, and more. If you live in the Boston area the National Archives In Waltham Ma will have most of this info. Birth and death and marriage certs will be at the State Archives in Dorchester or Vital Records, also in Dorchester.

Re: Joseph crowley born around 1900 with margaret or peggie and christopher crowley, married mary (nee finlay)

maryanne4789 — 2011-10-27 18:47:07Z

Hi I just started surching my grandfather lived on appleton st in boston with his wife mary.He was born around 1882 I think he came with a brother from ireland about 1912. His childrens name are Joseph,Eileen,Rita,Margret and Mary.There may have been a christopher who passed and another Mary who passed. Im still trying to find out were in Ireland they came from.

Joseph crowley born around 1900 with margaret or peggie and christopher crowley, married mary (nee finlay)

crowley20000 — 2011-10-21 21:21:12Z

Hi,Its been years of looking but I don't seem to ever find anyone who has any info on the mystery surrounding my grandad (born 1927 coolgreaney, ireland) and died in Luton (I yhink re married a lady called June) and his sister Peggie or margaret who were orphans I think from young and my grandads dad was I think Joseph crowley, I think must have been born around 1900 and Mary (Nee Finlay) around same time I guess. Please please if you have any info or even if you think you may know any details at all please let me kbow as we have no info whatsoever. I think they may have gone into care, could it have been through the church? Does anyone think they may be related to chrisopher crowley or know someone who may be? We seem to not be able track further back than christopher. We think he had another brother who died young does anyone recall living near a family with these children?Prggie remained in Southern Ieland and I think we have lots of distant relations in this area, but we cannot make the link.

Crowley/Largen in Alabama

AEGRIF — 2011-10-16 17:23:08Z

I would appreciate some help…please!

Recorded in the Lincoln Co., TN Marriages 1838-1880 book... Lizie Crawley m. John Hobbs, Nov 15, 1874, Lincoln Co., TN. Enumerated in the 1880 census of Lincoln Co., TN, Elizabeth, age 33, wife of John Hobbs, with Emma Crowley, age 13, and Frank Crowley, age 6, listed as stepchildren.

There are 6 minor Crowley children, Mary J., Rachel E., Emma, Chety, Frank and William named as heirs in the estate settlement of Thomas Largen, Madison County, AL, Mar 16, 1886. Was Elizabeth a daughter of Thomas Largen and the mother of all the listed Crowley children?

My records show 2 daughters of Thomas Largen, Sarah Ann married John W. Croley, Nov 21, 1860 Madison Co., AL and Amanda M. married Samuel Croley, Aug 29, 1860 Madison County, AL. Sarah Ann was not listed in the settlement of Thomas Largen’s estate.

Thank you...

Re: Correction for the confusion of Louisa and Louesa Crowley

jgriffith125 — 2011-09-30 03:00:13Z

Dear Crowley Researchers,

According to the following 1921 newspaper article, the Crowley's didn't move to Andrew County, Missouri until the spring of 1837. This article is wonderfully rich in genealogical detail. Enjoy!

Chronicling America - The Library of Congress
The St. Joseph observer. (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932
June 04, 1921, Pages 1 and 2

THE GRAND OLD MAN OF ANDREW COUNTY CELEBRATES

SAMUEL CROWLEY MINGLES WITH HIS FRIENDS ON HIS NINETY-FIRST NATAL DAY

AND SHOWS THAT HIS HEART IS STILL YOUNG

One survivor of a numerous Family Who Settled Andrew County And Who Did Much To Make It What It Is

Now Celebrates His Near The Century Mark Anniversary In A Way That Discloses His Still Active

Interest In Life.

The history of that grand old county-Andrew-just north of this county, is replete with the name of
Crowley-in fact the Crowley's did as much in the early history of the establishment of that county
as many dozens of the early settlers combined. At the present that great county is sprinkled over
with them and they are among its best citizens.

On May 21st Samuel Crowley, one of the pioneers of the family-and the last-who is as well known here
as in his own county, celebrated his ninety-first birthday. Of this grand old man the Savannah
Reporter in an article telling of the celebration says:

"Samuel Crowley, the heaviest individual taxpayer in Andrew County, and who has lived in Andrew
County eighty-four years, celebrated Sunday at the home of his nephew, W. S. Crowley, four miles
south of Savannah, his ninety-first birthday with four generations of relatives about him.

"Mr. Crowley's father was the presiding judge of the first county court held in Andrew County under
the elm tree in W. C. Henderson's yard in

THE GRAND OLD MAN OF ANDREW COUNTY CELEBRATES
(Continued from Page One)

1841, and the history of the Crowley family is most closely associated with
the history of Andrew county, and makes interesting reading for all Andrew county residents.

"Samuel Crowley, who celebrated his ninety-first birthday Sunday, was born May 21, 1830, five miles
from Excelsior Springs, and Is the son of Samuel and Sarah MacIninch Crowley.

Came There In 1837

"John Crowley, the grandfather of Samuel Crowley, was born in England, from whence he emigrated to
America during colonial days, and took up his residence In Ray county, Georgia, where he passed his
active years In the pursuits of agriculture. He was married twice and reared a large family, and in
his declining years moved to the home of one of his children In Clay county, Missouri, where he died
in 1847. Samuel Crowley, father of Samuel of this review, was horn near Savannah, Ga., in June,
1794, and migrated to Howard county, Missouri, with his brother, Jerry Crowley, at a time when the
state was still the home of hostile tribes of Indians, the white settlers for the most part living
at forts under the protections of soldiers. Later he moved on to Clay county, locating in the
vicinity of Excelsior Springs, but In the spring of 1837 came to Andrew county and pre-empted the
land on which G. D. Crowley now lives. That year he grew a crop, and In the same fall his family
joined him, his wife dying here in 1848. Mr. Crowley resided In Andrew county Until about the close
of the Civil war, when he went to Oregon, and there died at the home of one of his children, In
April, 1877. An excellent business man and an industrious worker, he accumulated about 600 acres of
land, and was known as one of the substantial men of his community. He served during the War of 1812
and fought under Stonewall Jackson. In politics, a Democrat, and was influential in the ranks of his
party in this part of the state, and was appointed by the governor as presiding judge of the Andrew
county court, which was held at that time under an old elm tree, there being no court house.

He Named Savannah

"This office Mr. Crowley had for two or three terms, and during this time named the city of Savannah
in honor of the place of his birth in Georgia. He and his wife were the paronts of twelve children,
as follows
James, who for many years was a farmer In Andrew county and died a bachelor when past 57 years of
age;
Louise, who married Willis Gaines and crossed the plains to the Pacific coast in 1852 with an ox-
team, her subsequent life being spent In Oregon, where she died;
Jane, who died in Colorado as the wife of Dean B. Holman, also crossed the plains In 1852;
Matilda, who was married the first time to Elvis Sloan and second to James Shields, and died In
California;
John W., who was a member of the party which crossed to the coast, contracted mountain fever on the
Journey, from the effects of which he died In California;
Louisa, who died in Oregon as the wife of William Hudson;
Mary Ann, who married Francis M. Holman, a brother of Dean B., and died In California;
George Washington, who died In Jefferson township, Andrew county, married Maggie Dysart, of Andrew
county;
Benjamin Franklin, who died at the age of two years;
Samuel, of this review;
Thomas McClain, who died In Jefferson township, married Elizabeth Smith, of Suisun City, Solano
county, California, and
Susan, who married Judge John L. Stanton, and died at Oregon, Missouri.

Owns a Thousand Acres

"Samuel Crowley, who is the only one of his parents' twelve children still living, has resided In
Andrew county all his life with the exception of the period when he was crossing the plains and in
the West during the excitement over the discovery of gold in California and the resultant rush to
that state. He received a good public school education, and when he reached manhood adopted farming
as his life's vocation, and In this has continued to be engaged to the present time. At this time
Mr. Crowley Is the owner of about one thousand acres of 'land, much of which he put under
cultivation, although a large part has been gained through wise Investment and the exercise of
foresight and good Judgment. He is still active In body and alert In mind and Is able to assist In
the management of his large affairs himself, although he has an able manager In his
nephew, Samuel W. Crowley, named for him, and who has a son, also named Samuel.

"Mr. Crowley has never married. He has been a Democrat in politics all of his life, but has not been
an office seeker, prefering to devote his activities to the peaceful pursuits of farming and stock
raising. For many years he has been connected with the Masonic fraternity, and has many friends in
that order, as he has in business and agricultural circles of Andrew County.

"There are many Crowley descendants in Andrew County and almost every one is an honor to and all are
good representatives of the honesty, industry and frugality which characterized their noble and
distinguished pioneer ancestors.

Four Generations Celebrated

"Sunday was also the second birthday of his little nephew of the fourth generation, Howard Lee
Crowley, son of O. L. Crowley and wife.

"At the noon hour a table loaded with a bounteous supply of all the good things imaginable graced
the spacious lawn. This table, centered with a large angel food cake containing ninety-one pink
candles and two white ones, surrounded by four generations of Andrew county's most respected
residents, made a picture long to be remembered. The birthday cake was baked by his great-niece,
Mrs. O. L. Crowley.

"The afternoon was delightfully spent in music on the player-piano besides eating Ice cream,
strawberries, cake and drinking lemonade. May they enjoy many more such happy occasions.

"Those present were; The guest of honor, Samuel Crowley; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mooers and son, Harry,
of St. Joseph; Mr. and Mrs, Sam Crowley and son, Samuel; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Phillippi, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crowley and daughter, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. George Crowley and son,
Samuel, Mrs. Mabel Peters and daughter, Jessie, Mrs. Anna Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillippi
and son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brand and daughter, Lora, and son, Otto, Miss Agnes Sawyers,
Mrs. John Wiedmer and daughter, Mildred, and son, Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crowley and son,
Howard Lee, Miss Mary Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Olds, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Crowley, Mrs. Mildred
Parvin and daughter, Marie, of St. Joseph, Mrs. Betty Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mooers and children
of St. Joseph, Ed Riehheart and two daughters and the host and hostess."

Re: Crowley family, Hopkinton/Holliston and Natick, Mass.

withak47 — 2011-09-21 20:15:45Z

If you haven't had leads on Crowleys, I know in Cumberland Co. Nova Scotia, in Street Ridge there are Crowley settle there , also in that area there are Curries and Bacon families

Re: Olive Myrtle Crowley

cdynan — 2011-09-06 21:45:14Z

Then it sounds like this is your family as Olive had a sister Kate according to the census. Ashman, Ashmore, I would bet you will find this is your Olive. If you need more help let me know.

Re: Olive Myrtle Crowley

CaralenH — 2011-09-06 05:50:50Z

I spoke with one of my aunts, and she remembered that her Grandma's name was Kate/Katherine and that she (my aunt) had an Aunt Kate. She did say that she thought that her grandmother's maiden name was Ashmore. I'll continue to look in Georgia's records.

Thank you for all of your help!!! :)

Re: Olive Myrtle Crowley

cdynan — 2011-09-05 07:12:06Z

If you determine that this is your Olive Crowley, her parents death records are on familysearch.org. Katie Crowley died at age 41 in 1926, mother was Lilla Andrews, father was listed Wesley Ashman. Claude dies in 1928, his parents were Mike crowley and Minnie Scoff. I have not gound her marriage record yet but I imagine Georgia would be a good place to start.

Re: Olive Myrtle Crowley

cdynan — 2011-09-05 02:40:39Z

There is a 1910 census with an Olive Crowley in Georgia, Militia District, Chatham. Father is Claud age 35, born in Georgia, his father born in ireland and his mother in Georgia. Mother is Katie age 25, she and her parents were born in georgia. She had a sister Katie who was 2 1/2 months old at the time.

Olive Myrtle Crowley

CaralenH — 2011-09-03 07:02:04Z

Hi! I've been working on my mom and dad's genealogies on their behalf, and we've gotten stuck on his. I hope someone can help!! :)

My dad doesn't know anything about his mother's side of the family except for her name, Olive Myrtle Crowley, and a photograph. She was born around 1907 and died in 1952 from cancer. She was married to Leonard Haymans, Sr, and they had 6 children. I *think* that she was probably from the Georgia area - or somewhere in the southeast.

I haven't been able to find anything about her on my own, so I'm hoping someone will be able to help.

Thank you!
Caralen

Re: Lestria Crowley

itsmekd34388 — 2011-09-02 20:50:27Z

yes i am john henry's wife

Re: Lestria Crowley

mamasharon — 2011-09-02 02:52:25Z

Louis Crowley is my great grand father. Do you have any info on his parents? Rosa Crowley Brown is my grandmother.

Louis and Lestria are buried beside my father.

Are we kin?

I am Jim Swigger - mamasharon's husband

Re: Crowley's of Millstreet, Co Cork IRELAND to Mass and Calif.

oliviamd87 — 2011-09-01 02:55:29Z

Michael,

I forgot to tell you in my last message. I also have Peter and Mary's death certificate and Peter was born in 1864 and Mary was born in 1867. So we can be talking about the same people. Peter and Mary had 5 living children...John Patrick, Charles Francis, Robert Henry, Edward Emmett and Mildred Louise. If any of those names sound familiar to you or you are related to any of them please let me know.

Thanks again
Julie

Re: Crowley's of Millstreet, Co Cork IRELAND to Mass and Calif.

oliviamd87 — 2011-09-01 02:48:49Z

Michael,

Hi, I am related to a Peter Crowley who was married to a Mary Murphy. Peter and Mary were my great great grandparents both from Co Cork Ireland. Peter's father's name was Micheal Crowley but unfortunately I do not know what his mother's name was. I do have a time line on here as well with that information. If you have any information or think we are related please message me back and let me know.

thank you
Julie

William F. Crowley, Washington, DC

tom_naylor — 2011-08-29 21:49:03Z

I am looking for any information on the following people:

William Francis Crowley (b abt 1825 in Washington, DC, d 6 Feb 1892) was married to Mary A. Bingy (1842-1903) and they had 7 children, one of whom was my ggm. I have records for them from the 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880 census.

His children were:
William Francis 1850 – 1867
Ruth Elmira 1852 -1936
George W. 1854 - 1862
Laura V. 1857 1908
Julius B. 1859 - 1929
Estelle 1850 - ?
John R. 1864 - 1972

I am looking specifically for the parents of William F. Crowley.
If anyone has information on the Crowley lineage in DC, I would be happy to share information.

Rose M. Sheehan Crowley

cqueally15 — 2011-08-19 18:55:49Z

Rose M. Sheehan Crowley of Brookline, MA. Mother was margaret born 1891 in Ireland, and father was Joseph D. Sheehan born in 1892 in Scotland. Rose would be my grandmother. Thanks for any info or suggestions.

Re: Crowley in New Jersey

alari175 — 2011-08-14 13:56:13Z

Hi
my Name is Maureen Lari, My mother was Annette Russell
daughter of Anna Crowley and joseph Russell , If your
last name is Crowely , you must be John Crowley from Rahway's granddaught , I know he had two sons and I think a
daughter , and a sisters Evelyn and Ronnie
I do have information about ,the family in jersey city , please let me know if I Have the right crowley

Abbie Theresa Holmes Crowley

jdavistaylor — 2011-08-03 18:45:23Z

Looking for relatives of Abbie Theresa Holmes Crowley, b. 1870 in Vallejo, CA & d. 1950 in Monterey, CA. Especially looking for information on upward lineage (parents & prior).

Re: Looking for CROWLEY Relatives:)

masterofenergy — 2011-07-28 19:56:01Z

I found a couple Crowley relatives who I was able to get in contact with. We are discussing a reunion:) thanks...

My husband's Great Grandparents are William Joseph Crowley Sr. (1868) and Sarah Cecelia McLaughlin (1866).

Re: finding father

masterofenergy — 2011-07-28 19:33:48Z

We do have a Joseph Francis Crowley on my husband's family tree that may be your father. His date of birth was February 10, 1936, from the information I received he passed away in November of 1994. I am sorry if this is your father and this is the first you are hearing of his passing. Please contact me if you would like more information about the family or to connact. He ws my husband's first cousin once removed, his father's first cousin.

I tried to send to your email but it failed.

Jenna

Re: Crowley Family from the Binghamton-Elmira, NY Area

Gailmcook1 — 2011-07-28 00:44:42Z

My great-grandmother was Mary E. Crowley married to William Kuhn. They had a farm in Horseheads, New York. I do believe my great-grandmother was born in New York not Ireland. They did speak Gaelic at home. She raised my mother.

Re: Anna Schumacher married a Philip Rosar and had a son Leo Rosar

cdynan — 2011-07-17 01:55:08Z

Hi,
Not in my crowley line. Is there a connection to any Crowley? That might help get some responses.

Anna Schumacher married a Philip Rosar and had a son Leo Rosar

BarbaraCianfichi68 — 2011-07-16 18:25:41Z

I anyone has any info on the above please let me know.
Ann Schumacher Rosar was the sister of my Great Grandmother Elisabethe Schumacher Fuess...Scranton Pa
Thank you

Re: Crowley, Juneau County Wisconsin

deltalady320 — 2011-07-16 02:44:18Z

Hi,

I just found out my Ggrandfather was Dennis Crowley. Son name was Earl. Does this ring a bell? Crowley is my maiden name.

Re: Looking for CROWLEY Relatives:)

masterofenergy — 2011-06-01 15:06:16Z

Honestly we have nothing, other than what I already posted. I will email his stepmother today and tell her I am working on geneology and see if she gives me any info:) Thanks for your attempt to help, maybe I will get some more names...