from Bible Records of Mercer County, Kentucky
- Lucy A. Crow was born July 4, 1866
- Therison Crow was born May 24, 1868
- Jacob Crow was born December 9, 1870
- Vicy L. Crow was born February 20, 1874
- Ben Crow was born August 24, 1877
- Drucie B. Crow was born June 7, 1879
- Cordelia Crow was born April 9, 1882
- Homer Crow was born August 8, 1886
- Minnie Crow was born December 9, 1889
- Rachel Crow was born July 9, 1892
- James M. Crow and Nancy C. Riley married October 6, 1865
- Rachel Crow Allen, daughter of James M. Crow, died 1963, age 71
- Vicy L. Crow died May 16, 1947
- Jacob Crow died April 19, 1948
- Therison Crown died September 1949
- James M. Crow died July 24, 1913
- Nancy Catherine Riley was born in 1848 and died April 16, 1932, aged 84. Nancy Riley’s brothers were James and William Riley.
- Hansford Dow Allen, of Galesburg, Illinois, is a son of Rachel Crow Allen.
- James M. Crow was in the Civil War from September 9, 1861, until October 14, 18–. His address at that time was Washington County, Kentucky. James McKitrick Crow, Private Co. H, 4th Regiment, transferred to Co. F, 8th Regiment, August 29, 1863, at Convalescent Camp, Nashville, Tennessee, discharged at Chicago, Illinois. He was the son of Mansfield Crow.
- Death Notice (April 1932 newspaper) Mrs. Nancy C. Crow, widow of James M. Crow, died Sunday at the home of her son, Mr. Jacob Crow, near Mitchellsburg. Mrs. Crow, who was 83 years of age, is survived by six daughters and four sons, Mrs. John Chambers, Mrs. Robert Rogers, Mrs. Richard Hume, Boyle County; Mrs. Lee Riley, McAfee; Mrs. Mack Sullivan, Roseville, Illinois; Mrs. Doris Allen, Mitchellsburg; Henson, Jacob, Ben and Homer Crow; 47 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren, 4 great-great-grandchildren, with two brothers, James and William Riley, who also survive. The funeral took place Sunday morning in Mercer County at Hopewell Church. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
My ancestor, Mansfield Crow, is a brother to James McKitrick Crow, and was also in the Civil War. Mansfield married Nancy Jane Coulter, 1855, and had one daughter, Mary Elizabeth Crow – my great-grandmother. I believe Mansfield died shortly after the war. Can anyone confirm this?
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Iv been looking for more info on Henson Crowe cause I know my family up until him so this was interesting
Part of the Crow family put an E on end of name
My great grandfather was Begerman Franklin Crowe. His grave is in Maud Ky. He was a blacksmith in Wiiisberg and Macville Ky.
The 1860 shows spelling and 1870 shows Crowe.
His father Mansfield was also a blacksmith in Willisberg.
John Crow and Mansfield are Barrie’s in a Hopewell Cemetery. Ther are a number of Cemeteries with the name Hopewell.
My gggrandfather John Crow came to Kentucky in late 1790s and settled in what is now Garred County. John Crow can be a very common name in 1700s on story is he married an indian. Another is he came from Va. who married a Bybee. The story is that this John Crow had a brother named Mansfield who died at a very young age.
My grandfather was Arthur Benjamin Crowe better called Jack Crowe for som reason and my father was Wallace G Crowe who died in 1944 in Patons 3rd Army In France and I am Wallace G Ceowe Jr. and my son is the Ill
I live in Louisville and my son lives in Ga
Hello my name mary crowe jameson I am doing a family tree my dad was orville crowe his dad was Harvey crowe and his dad was Henson crowe and his dad was james mckiltrick crow. If you would like to talk please email me at simonsaysmar@netscape.net thank you mary
I found out my great great great grandfather is Henson.