Crown - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Crown Y-DNA Test Group

PAB692 — 2012-05-18 13:39:16Z

Late as always -I finally noticed your post, Gwen. This is terrific, helps clarify a lot ...it has always been a nagging question (Is north and south connectd?) Good to know. I just wish I could contribute a male Crown to the DNA project but mine all died out. But let's keep trying!

Re: David Crown's Parents? Washington, D.C.

PAB692 — 2012-05-18 13:28:29Z

Thanks for your response. It is very helpful. Based on info I have ( and yours) I believe the David in the 1860 census is my David and feel sure his parents are Thomas and Margaret. I also had that he was married to Mattie (nickname) Martha Keating. I think they lived around Georgetown. There was a circle of related Crowns living around Georgetown and in Maryland in the late 1800s. My line descends from John and Margaret Poor Crown and the next part is to find out what Thomas' relation to John is. I know David was known by Susannah Crown Allen, who is the daughter of John and Margaret so I would guess David will turn out to be a cousin.

Re: David Crown's Parents? Washington, D.C.

mebateman1 — 2012-05-18 06:33:44Z

free on familysearch.org
DC Deaths
David M Crown
d. 14 Oct 1899 DC
age 48 b. 1851
b. DC
occupation carriage smith
white
married

1880 DC Washington
Crown David 29 blacksmith DC DC DC
Crown Mattie 24 wife DC DC DC
Crown Alice 6 dau DC DC DC
Crown Blanch 5 dau DC DC DC
Crown Florence 2 dau DC DC DC

free on familysearch.org
DC Marriages
David M Crown married Martha Keating
21 Aug 1872 DC

1870 DC Washington
Duffy John 46 butcher born IRE
Duffy Mary 33 DC
Keating John 20 butcher DC
Crown David 20 blacksmith DC
(the above all living together)

possible family?
1860 MD Montgomery co
Thomas Crown 44 farmer MD
Margaret Crown 22 DC
John Crown 27 coach smith MD
Joseph Crown 18 coack maker MD
Sallie Crown 16 MD
Wm T Crown 15 MD
Susannah Crown 12 MD
Charles Crown 9 DC
David Crown 4 DC
Alice Crown 35 IRE
living next door same people as in 1870 census
John Duffy 24 merchant MD
Mary Duffy 29 MD

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

Crown Y-DNA Test Group

GwenBoyerBjorkman — 2012-03-16 23:03:07Z

We have new Crown Y-DNA results for a Crown family line from Frederick Co, MD. His results do not match the line of #66217 Keith Allan Crown whose line was from Charles Co, MD, so we now have proof that the two lines are not related. Here is the family line for Frederick Crown.

#N80958 Frederick Smith Crown Jr. crownf1@gmail.com
John Oliver Crown b. 1838 Washington Co, MD d. 1899 Clarke Co, VA/Sarah Jane Smith
Frederick Crown b. 1803 Frederick Co, MD d. 1842 Washington Co, MD/Henrietta Susan Thomas
Frederick Crown b. 1777 Frederick Co, MD d. 1823 Frederick Co, MD/Elizabeth
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

You can see the new Y-DNA results and family lines at our Crown DNA webpages

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Crown/default.aspx?secti...

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Crown/default.aspx?secti...

We would love to have more men with the last name Crown join our Crown DNA group. You join right from the Crown DNA webpage where it says "Join Request" or write to me if you have any questions.

Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
gwenbj@seanet.com

David Crown's Parents? Washington, D.C.

PAB692 — 2011-07-04 15:18:55Z

I'm looking for the parents of David Crown who lived in Georgetown in D.C. born around the 1850's, I think died 1899. I know he was part of the community of Crowns living in Georgetown (and Maryland) at that time and I have some information about his marriage to Martha Keating (or Caton). I thing he also married Sallie Dyer Knott 2nd. I keep running across him but can't figure out who he belonged to.

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

PAB692 — 2011-07-04 14:56:43Z

Amanda - I took a new look at Gwen Bjorkman's article "The Descendants of Joseph Crown(1710-1800)of Charles County & Montgomery County, Maryland" and found a Samuel Crown born 1805 who married a Charlotte Tucker of Annapolis in 1829. The Samuel Crown we seek was born before 1700. According to Gwen, he was the son of Samuel T Crown (who was one of the sons of the first Joseph Crown born around 1710). I am a descendant of John Crown son of Lancelot also. I have never found them as indentured, which means nothing of course. Records are lost, for one. And I am limited in my ability to go and research original records, often depending on the work of others like Gwen. But you never know what jewels you'll run into, so keep at it. :-)

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

ajacquette86 — 2011-07-03 18:13:15Z

Hey Pat,
I am also descended from Lancelot, more specifically, Lancelot's son, John. I believe so. I'm still trying to back up my information from documents, but the information I have was garnered from public family trees. If they weren't free men, I wonder if they'd show up on an inventory of indentured servants...probably is you'd have to find records from every person with that. Might be able to find it on ships registries though.
-Amanda

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

PAB692 — 2011-07-02 19:19:49Z

Hi Amanda: Is this Samuel and Joseph Crown of St. Mary's County, Maryland? If so, finding a clue that they are father and son is new information. I found a mention of Samuel Crown in the will of Samuel Queen, recorded in 1711, St Mary's county, but nothing else. Being that these Crowns did not own any land this early on and appeared to be simple folk, they have been hard to trace. My dream is to find who landed in Maryland first, and when.
I am descended from Lancelot Crown, one of Joseph's sons.
Pat

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

ajacquette86 — 2011-06-29 14:32:16Z

I found on ancestry.com that Samuel Crown was Joseph's father, and the name Charlotte Tucker came up a a possible name for Samuel's wife. Has anyone found any information on more about Samuel? I seem to hit a dead end with him.
-Amanda

John Crown & Sarah Newman

rmmurphyvt — 2011-06-12 18:02:37Z

Looking for documentation of marriage between John Crown and Sarah Newman, prob. at New Boston, N.H., ca. 1765-70(?)

Re: Crowns in Ohio

jerfvas — 2011-05-18 13:11:44Z

Joseph Wheeler Crown's mother's maiden name was Wheeler. I always thought that was where his middle name came from.

Harry Crown or Frances Karlstein

JennyCrown58 — 2011-05-12 03:31:42Z

I am looking for anyone who has any info on Harry Crown born approx 1893 emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa when he was a young boy. Also any info on my grandmother, Frances Karlstein born in England approx 1903 and also emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa as a young girl.

Re: The Crown Family

JennyCrown58 — 2011-05-11 03:56:08Z

I am looking for anyone who has any info on Harry Crown born approx 1893 emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa when he was a young boy.

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

SuzieNash34 — 2011-04-06 02:38:55Z

The Morris Crown I'm interested in was from Baltimore, MD; his father was Marion Crown. Marion's mother was Matilda Crown, never married and I haven't a clue who his father was but the family lore says he was a married man. Matilda's father was Frederick Crown who came to Maryland possibly from Ireland. None of the names you mentioned ring a bell with me.

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

terrylseal — 2011-04-05 05:46:58Z

A problem I am having is that Maurice is my father's father's name. My father was Morris Crown and was born jun 27 1923. His father has records that I know are his and the name is spelled Morris. My own father related stories of his named by spelled incorrectly on records. His father's (Maurice / Morris Patrick Crown) name was John A. Crown. He was married to an Annie L. Does any of this match up with you?

CROWN Roberta Pletcher 1910-2010 Muskingum County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-12-07 12:42:28Z

ZANESVILLE: Roberta Crown, 100, of Zanesville, Ohio died peacefully at 12:45 p.m. on Sunday, December 05, 2010 at the home of Julie Livingston.

Roberta was born September 22, 1910 in Muskingum County, Ohio; the daughter of the late Osa and Edith (Knapp) Pletcher.
She is a retired clerk of Shirley's Pharmacy.
She was the oldest member of the Muskingum County Farmers Market, an avid flea marketer, member of the Stovertown Lutheran Church, Genesis Healthcare Foundation and a regular at the Muskingum County Center for Seniors.

Roberta is survived by her nephew, Roger Blackburn of Cincinnati; and dear friend, Julie Livingston of Zanesville.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert W. Crown; her sisters, Grace Shirley and Beulah Pletcher; and a brother, Roy Pletcher.

Visitation will be 12 p.m. Wednesday, December 8, 2010 until time of service at 1 p.m. at Bryan & Snider Funeral Home 2318 Maple Ave. Interment will be at Zanesville Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions may be made in Roberta's memory to Genesis Hospice & Palliative Care, 713 Forest Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701-2819

To share memories and condolences with the family, visit Roberta's memorial online registry at

www.BryanSniderFuneralHome.com

Published in the Times Recorder on December 7, 2010

Joseph Crown of Montgomery Co, Maryland 1710-1800

GwenBoyerBjorkman — 2010-05-16 23:33:29Z

Hi Herb: We hope that you can find a direct line male with the last name of Crown to join our Crown DNA Test Group. The Y-DNA only tests for the direct male line and I know that you are descended from Susanna Crown who m. John Coale. Here is a copy of your correspondence. Maybe someone on this Crown Board can answer your question about Susanna Crown.

"Originally I thought I was descended from Joseph’s son Lancelot because you have his daughter Susanna Crown marriage to John Coale, 31 March,1798, Montgomery Co., MD. Later I found a marriage of Susanna Crown to John Coale, 11 September, 1823, Montgomery Co., MD. I sent for (and got) a certified copy of the marriage license. I know my ggg grandparents were John Coale (Cole) and Susanna Crown. Now which Susanna Crown, daughter of Lancelot b 1778 or Susan b 1797, daughter of Gerrard?
The 1850 census of Montgomery Co. has Susan (Susanna) Cole, age 49, living with her daughter and son in law, William and Sarah Case.
The 1860 census of Montgomery Co. has her, age 60, still living with her daughter and son in law.
That age on the census would make her the daughter of Gerrard, right? And too young to be the daughter of Lancelot. So I am reasonably sure I am descended from Gerrard. Now the problem, did both Susannas marry a John Coale? What was the source of your information about the marriage of Susanna and John Coale on 31 March, 1798?
Were there two John Coales, one who married the daughter of Lancelot and one who married the daughter of Gerrard?
John #2 could be the son of John #1?"

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

hwess1 — 2010-05-16 19:31:12Z

I am a direct desendent of Joseph Crown b. 1710- d. 1800 in Montomery Co Maryland. h1308wess@qis.net

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

kmcguire127 — 2010-05-16 00:31:13Z

Are you by chance a direct desendent? I think we may need to swap emails

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

GwenBoyerBjorkman — 2010-05-15 04:12:37Z

We have started a CROWN DNA Test Group and we would love to have some Crowns from England join our test Group. It would be so good to see if we have a matching DNA. Our CROWN DNA Test website is at:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Crown/

So far we have only had one Crown tested and his earliest known ancestor is:

Joseph Crown, b 1710-d 1800 Montgomery Co, MD/Mary Fectrer

We assume that Joseph Crown was from England, but we do not have any record of his arrival in Maryland. He married first, Mary Fectrer, circa 1742, in Charles Co., MD. She was born circa 1722, died before 1756 in Charles Co., MD. There was recorded in Charles Co. in 1744 a deed from Ann Fernly, widow, to her son, Thomas Fectrer, and to her daughter, Mary Crown, for "Naturall affection, and Motherly Love" all of her personal property. They were to be put in possession of her property at the time of her death.

He married second, Elizabeth Dyer, daughter of William and Susannah Dyer, before 1756. She was born 1726, died after 1776, probably in Montgomery Co., MD. In 1755 she was named in her father's estate settlement. In 1757, payment was made to "Jos. Crown who married a daughter of the dec'd." The administration account of her brother, William Dyer, dated 6 Sep 1769, administered by her brother, John Dyer, named the four brothers and five sisters of William Dyer and included Elizabeth Crown and Mary Crown. Elizabeth would have been the wife of Joseph, but it is unknown who Mary Crown would have been. Money due to Samuel Crown was also mentioned in this account.

I would love to hear from any Crowns interested in joining our Crown DNA TEST Group.

Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
gwenbj@seanet.com

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

amhale40 — 2010-05-15 02:52:45Z

I think it is a match - I've bumped into your family tree since, when adding my known information. That's all the confirmed information

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

kmcguire127 — 2010-05-14 20:51:11Z

Not really sure. . . I think it may be. . . I have Edward, Hannah, Sarah, William and David and some of their children. I think it may be a good match. Is there any other info?

Re: Edward Yearham Garton Crown b. 1819; England

amhale40 — 2010-05-12 15:24:57Z

I have the faded cover of a book with someone who might be Edward Yearham Crown, b. august 27, 1818. Relatives are ?ah Robertson Crown, b. 1816, David Crown, b. 1821, Hannah Rebecca Crown b 1823, Elizabeth Crown b 1826 and who's parents could be William b. 1796 and Rebecca b. 1792.

Does this fit with your information?

Crown/Foley

celtichistorymom — 2010-05-09 23:36:43Z

My grt grandmother Mary Crown b. March 06 1871 Co.Leitrim parents Cormack Crown and Catherine Foley. Mary came to US in 1888. Settled in Stamford,Ct. Her sister Bridget and some Foley Cousins also came to Stamford.
Trying to track down info on Marys mother.the 1901 census search on Leitrim/Roscommon website lists Kate Crown (48) widow, Kate Crown, (20) seamstress,John Crown(14), Ellen Crown (13) , Morerah,Drumlease,Drumahaire,Leitrim.
1911 census has house # 11 Morerah(Lurganboy,Leitrim)Kate Crown ,69 widow, farmer,Kate Crown ,29, John Crown,23 ,farmers son, (Ellen came to USA in 1906 settled in Brooklyn,N.Y.) so either Catherine( Kate) Foley Crown was b. in 1853 ro 1842? Mary's other siblings,Sarah Crown b. Jan 07,1870,Richard Crown b. June 18 1872, ,Bridgett Crown b. May 28 1874, Kate Crown b. Nov.03 1879,John Crown b. 1887,Ellen Crown b. 1888.
Does anyone know correct date for Catherine?

Thanks, Terry

Re: Cron, Warner, Williams, Crown

pjcron_1 — 2010-03-24 23:34:18Z

Hello...

I'm responding to your post from January of this year. I apologize for the delay in my response. I do believe the connection is there. It makes sense to me now that you mention the variations of spelling the last name. I would love to check out your tree. Is there an address I need to see it? Earl would have been my father-in-law Orville's Grandfather.
Thanks,
Polly Cron

Re: Crown Family Leeds/Manchester

melaniekd — 2010-02-26 20:37:29Z

Hi, my great grandfather was James elias Caney born in 1868
and was brother to Ann Gretrude Caney Born 1870apr. Parents Elias Caney and Ann Crown. He was put into the Institution Royal Military Asylum and his brothers William & George were put in Forest Gate District School. I have not been re-searching for long how did you find out about Gibraltor. Bye
the way there father was in the army as Elias Caney but brought up as Elias Guyton born in 1845 mother ann caney,
father Elias Guyton born 1821.They got married in Sept 1845.
Please can you tell me when you grandmother went to Canada.

Crown Families in St. George, Maine - 1895 Town Census

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-03 01:30:54Z

I have no connection to this family but wanted to share this information as this would be impossible to come by and I know personally how helpful this can be. It is from the book "Vital Records of St. George, Maine". Included in there is an 1895 Town Census. In most cases they give ACTUAL birth dates AND also in most cases, they give the wife’s maiden name. Apparently they’re not all in alphabetical order, so I may be adding to this, so here goes:

p. 514

Crown
Lizzie, b. Nov 24, 1874

Re: Frederick County, MD Crowns

cecilyhd — 2010-01-25 12:57:01Z

What can you tell me about Arianna who married William Crown. I have seen her name spelled in the census as Ary Anna. Do you know her maiden name? And year of birth? I've seen two very different birth years--1763 and 1793.

Re: Cron, Warner, Williams, Crown

CronFest — 2010-01-15 01:43:59Z

Hi Polly,

I trqcked Down the cron's after checking census data and relaizing that the name was missepelled frequently. Found Earl Crawn..I suspect that the family itself was illiterate and so would say "well that's Cron, spelled the usual way or it's spelled the way it sounds" the census worker then would just spell it however. Cron changed spelling A LOT Cron, Crawn, Cronn, Kron, etc whether here or germany. Check out my tree. I got Cron traced back to germany...

Re: Crown Family from PA

CronFest — 2010-01-15 01:39:39Z

Hi Polly

Amy Cron Kipar here...I am researching the same. My dad Donald is the youngest of Fannie's kids and he tells me that there was an Isaac crown whom he beieved to be Fannie's grandfather who owned a "gravity railroad" somewhere in PA that ran to NYC. Also this was supposedly the Jew that married "someone" who was related to queen victoria and was made to leave england. Also I don't know if you were aware but Grandpa Pete (fAnnie's dad) frequently went by Cron at times and also Fannie had a brother that went by Cron occasionally. I don't know if any of this helps or how to link you to my family tree but I got some stuff there you may find interesting... Amy

Looking for Crown Family

BarbTribe50 — 2009-11-22 07:39:24Z

I am looking for the family of Walter Crown. He was born around 1910 in the United States and came to Toronto, Ontario Canada to live. He became a school principal in Scarborough Ontario, CA. I am interested in finding out who his parents were, where he was born and who his siblings are/were.
Any help would be grateful.

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

GwenBoyerBjorkman — 2009-06-16 16:01:19Z

This looks like a very significant find for the Crown family. I hope that we can work on it some more. Joseph Crown did name one of his sons Samuel Crown. I hope that we can work on this research together. Please contact me.

Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
gwenbj@seanet.com

Re: Before Joseph Crown (1710)

ln4rzl1 — 2009-06-09 13:52:30Z

This is a secondary source, but I found reference to a Samuel Crown in the will of Samuel Queen, 1711. Joseph theoretically would have been an infant then. Anyone else seen this? There is also a widow Fearnly mentioned.

http://files.usgwarchives.org/md/stmarys/wills/squeen.txt

Re: Brooklyn Crowns

genealojist — 2009-04-23 13:29:40Z

Thank you so much for this suggestion - I had not known about Griffiths Valuation - what a great resource. The idea that somebody named Richard was the father is not working out so far as John J. Crown was born in Brooklyn, so the father would be there too. Still hunting! But thanks again for the great feedback.
Mary Ann

Re: Brooklyn Crowns

MeQuigs — 2009-04-21 09:39:48Z

This might be of interest seeing that John Crown had a son named Richard. According to Griffith's Valuation there was a Richard Crown living at Pollboy, Manorhamilton, Leitrim, Ireland.

Good luck
Moira

Brooklyn Crowns

genealojist — 2009-04-21 04:24:30Z

Hi,
I'm looking for John J. Crown, born Dec 1876 in Brooklyn. He had a brother named Charles H. and their parents were from Ireland (although later census' indicate Irish/English). John married Anna (Annie) Kaiser around 1897 in Brooklyn and they had several children: Annie, Catherine, Sarah, Elizabeth, and one boy Richard who died at 7 years old during the flu epidemic. I need help figuring out a) John's parentage. b) John's death date, which I surmise to be between 1920 and 1930 (because he is alive at the 1920 census and Anna is a widow at the 1930 census).

In any case, any help would be appreciated. Another clue is that both Crown brothers (John and Charles) were associated with the liquor business (bartending, and hotel liquor).

Thanks!

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

SuzieNash34 — 2009-03-27 17:44:01Z

1900 census – Morris Crown, 25; wife was Blanche C. (Gundersdorf), 27; living with her mother, Mary, 48; brother Howard, 21; sister Edna, 17 @ 926 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore (Ward 18). Morris was a salesman

1910 census - Morris Crown, 38 (?); wife Blanche, 35 (born Dec 1872) and daughter Mary E., 7 (born 1903?)

1920 census - Morris Crown and wife (#2) Carolyn, 40, and daughter Elizabeth, 16

1930 census - Morris Crown, 55, born Sep 1874; wife Carolyn, born 1883 (age listed as 47). He said he was 25 at time of 1st marriage (1899 – Blanche). Carolyn said she was 37 at the time of her 1st marriage, so that means they got married abt 1920 (married 10 years) – Blanche died 1918-1919 – maybe from influenza???

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

terrylseal — 2009-03-27 01:33:34Z

how odd that there would be another Morris Crown. It's not like it is such a popular name. I wonder if they are related. When was your Morris Crown born?

Re: Crowns of MD, VA, WASH, DC

MeQuigs — 2009-03-26 19:02:23Z

I would appreciate a list of these Crowns please.

Thank you
Moira

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

SuzieNash34 — 2009-03-26 18:14:03Z

No, the Morris Crown I'm interested in was born and lived in the Baltimore, MD area.

Re: Crowns of MD, VA, WASH, DC

terrylseal — 2009-03-26 15:39:39Z

I would appreciate a list of these Crowns.

Re: Frederick Crown

terrylseal — 2009-03-26 15:36:39Z

I am watching your posts with interest. It seeems like my father mentioned the name Matilda to me (I don't know why) He also mentioned relatives in the Frederick County area. My father's name was Morris Thomas Lawrence Crown and he was from Virginia (Richmond) and his father's name was Maurice. He had a brother named John A. Crown.

Re: Morris Crown's wife Carolyn

terrylseal — 2009-03-26 15:27:33Z

My father's name was Morris Crown. He was from Richmond, Virginia. He died January 1992. Is this the Morris you are talking about?

Death of Mr. Charles Nathan Crown in Mexico

davwayell — 2008-12-07 01:17:27Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Charles Nathan Crown, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Crown died in Mexico on May Fberuary 19, 1921.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Russian Crowns?

rebekahqc — 2008-10-26 05:22:26Z

I'm sorry, the last male Crown that I know of in my family died Feb. 2005. I am an only child and am not in contact with any of my cousins.

Re: Russian Crowns?

GwenBoyerBjorkman — 2008-10-25 18:40:52Z

If you have a male Crown in your family, we would love to have you join the Crown DNA test group and have your male relative tested. It is a very simple test of a brush on the inside of your cheek in order to pick up a few cells to be tested. We are hoping to be able to find matches for many with the Crown surname. We also have some Krohn that have been tested. Your ancestor may have changed the spelling of his name when he arrived. See our webpage at:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Crown/

You join right from the webpage where it says "Join this Group." I would be glad to hear from you.

Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
gwenbj@seanet.com

Russian Crowns?

rebekahqc — 2008-10-25 05:32:26Z

My father always told me that our family name, Crown, was a name that had been adopted when his family immigrated to Canada fleeing antisemitism in Russia. I know that my grandfather, Louis Crown, was born in Cornwall, Ontario and that his parents were Joseph Crown and Rachel, maiden name unknown. I am at a dead end and am wondering if anyone else has been trying to follow this same line of inquiry?

Cron, Warner, Williams, Crown

pjcron_1 — 2008-10-12 21:55:33Z

I am looking for any information regarding Cron's from PA. My husband's GGG Grandfather was Wesley Cron married to Libby Warner, They had a son named Earl Cron, born in Bald Hill, PA who married Anna Gusta Williams. They were the parents of Edward Hillis Cron, born 2/28/1895 in Masthope, PA. He married Frances Esther Crown 10/29/19 also in PA. Any connection out there?

Crown Family from PA

pjcron_1 — 2008-10-12 21:47:51Z

I'm researching the Crown Family from PA. My husband's Grandmother Frances (Fannie) Crown was the Daughter of Peter James Crown born in Wilsonville, PA & Shalottie Elma DeGroat born in South Canaan, PA. Anyone with information please contact me @ pjcron@stny.rr.com thanks.. Polly

Re: Looking for descendants of Mary Crown born 1835, died 1929 and married to John Jamison, JR in 1857

whitecrown — 2008-07-22 21:21:15Z

Howdy,

My name is Fred (Frederick William Jr) Crown. I live in suburban Philadelphia. My father FWC Sr. was born in Washington DC in 1909. He had a cousin Mary Crown also from DC who married Elvery John Berg. They had 5 children and resided in Silver Springs Md. until forced to leave due to development of the Metro. They moved to Simpsonville Md. I have lost track of them since my father's death.

e-mail me at whitecrown@comcast.net and I will give you their off-springs names.

Best regards, Fred Crown