James Andrew Crawford 1880–1957 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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James Andrew Crawford, 1880–1957 (aged 77 years)

Name

James Andrew Crawford

Name: James Andrew /Crawford/
Surname: Crawford
Given names: James Andrew

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 5 September 1851 36 29 — HocKing, Ohio, USA Marriage: 18 June 1879 — Moultrie, Il., USA Death: 21 February 1913 — Moultrie, Illinois, USA LDS spouse sealing: 2 June 2004 Burial: Lovington, Illinois, USA LDS child sealing: LDS baptism: LDS endowment: Unique identifier: BFD5A872B51FD940BC029935BFE82C211BAA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sarah Ella Clark James Andrew Crawford William R Crawford George W. Crawford George Washington Crawford 1851–1913 Birth: 5 September 1851 36 29 — HocKing, Ohio, USA Death: 21 February 1913 — Moultrie, Illinois, USA
mother	Links Birth: 12 October 1859 36 31 — Marion, Ohio, USA Marriage: 18 June 1879 — Moultrie, Il., USA Death: 1 March 1941 — Moultrie, Il., USA Burial: March 1941 — Kellar Cemetary, Lovington, Il., USA LDS spouse sealing: 2 June 2004 LDS child sealing: LDS baptism: LDS endowment: Unique identifier: BFD5A872B51FD940BC029935BFE82C211BAA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse George Washington Crawford James Andrew Crawford William R Crawford George W. Crawford Sarah Ella Clark 1859–1941 Birth: 12 October 1859 36 31 — Marion, Ohio, USA Death: 1 March 1941 — Moultrie, Il., USA
Marriage	Marriage — 18 June 1879 — Moultrie, Il., USA
13 months himself	Links Birth: 3 July 1880 28 20 — Sullivan, Moultrie, Ilinois, USA Marriage: 1906 — Colorado City, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 7 July 1957 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA LDS baptism: 30 November 2002 LDS spouse sealing: 27 February 2003 LDS endowment: 1 March 2003 LDS child sealing: 6 March 2003 Unique identifier: D7A8DA59F4935A4DA7F080393FADDE514BA8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Daisy Edith Walker Theodore S. Crawford Hal Ethelbert Crawford James Andrew Crawford 1880–1957 Birth: 3 July 1880 28 20 — Sullivan, Moultrie, Ilinois, USA Death: 7 July 1957 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
3 years younger brother	Links Birth: 8 December 1882 31 23 — Winfield, Kansas, USA Death: 15 October 1954 — Cadwell, Moultrie, Illinois, USA LDS child sealing: LDS baptism: LDS endowment: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships William R Crawford 1882–1954 Birth: 8 December 1882 31 23 — Winfield, Kansas, USA Death: 15 October 1954 — Cadwell, Moultrie, Illinois, USA
11 years younger brother	Links Birth: 16 March 1894 42 34 — Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, USA Marriage: about 1923 — Moultrie, Illinois, USA Death: March 1971 — Arthur, Il LDS baptism: 7 December 2002 LDS spouse sealing: 12 December 2002 LDS endowment: 9 January 2003 LDS child sealing: Unique identifier: 366A3F3B949521468590FA05B1A41CBCEBCF Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Katie L. Lee George W. Crawford 1894–1971 Birth: 16 March 1894 42 34 — Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, USA Death: March 1971 — Arthur, Il

Family with Daisy Edith Walker
himself	Links Birth: 3 July 1880 28 20 — Sullivan, Moultrie, Ilinois, USA Marriage: 1906 — Colorado City, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 7 July 1957 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA LDS baptism: 30 November 2002 LDS spouse sealing: 27 February 2003 LDS endowment: 1 March 2003 LDS child sealing: 6 March 2003 Unique identifier: D7A8DA59F4935A4DA7F080393FADDE514BA8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Daisy Edith Walker Theodore S. Crawford Hal Ethelbert Crawford James Andrew Crawford 1880–1957 Birth: 3 July 1880 28 20 — Sullivan, Moultrie, Ilinois, USA Death: 7 July 1957 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
wife	Links Birth: 1 May 1886 28 26 — Manitou Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Marriage: 1906 — Colorado City, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 20 February 1973 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA LDS baptism: 30 November 2002 LDS spouse sealing: 27 February 2003 LDS endowment: 28 February 2003 LDS child sealing: 6 March 2003 Burial: Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Unique identifier: D7A8DA59F4935A4DA7F080393FADDE514BA8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse James Andrew Crawford Theodore S. Crawford Hal Ethelbert Crawford Daisy Edith Walker 1886–1973 Birth: 1 May 1886 28 26 — Manitou Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 20 February 1973 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
Marriage	Marriage — 1906 — Colorado City, El Paso, Colorado, USA
3 years son	Links Birth: 1 March 1909 28 22 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 4 July 1980 — Paonia, Delta, Colorado, USA Burial: 8 July 1980 LDS baptism: 30 November 2002 LDS endowment: 28 February 2003 LDS child sealing: 6 March 2003 Unique identifier: F5F828F21CE4EC4BA52A5DEFCD6E52391FCB Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ethel … Theodore S. Crawford 1909–1980 Birth: 1 March 1909 28 22 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 4 July 1980 — Paonia, Delta, Colorado, USA
20 months son	Links Birth: 14 October 1910 30 24 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Occupation: Machinist Death: 7 March 1985 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA LDS baptism: 30 November 2002 LDS endowment: 7 March 2003 LDS child sealing: 7 March 2003 Burial: cremated Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Hal Ethelbert Crawford 1910–1985 Birth: 14 October 1910 30 24 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA Death: 7 March 1985 — Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	3 July 1880 28 20 Sullivan, Moultrie, Ilinois, USA
Death of a paternal grandmother	Marranda Hudson after 1880
Birth of a brother	William R Crawford 8 December 1882 Winfield, Kansas, USA
Birth of a brother	George W. Crawford 16 March 1894 Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Death of a maternal grandmother	Elizabeth Eve Free 18 February 1899 Cadwell, Moultrie, Il., USA
Death of a maternal grandfather	James Riley Clark 7 March 1900 Cadwell, Moultrie, Illinois, USA
Marriage	Daisy Edith Walker — View this family 1906 (aged 25 years) Colorado City, El Paso, Colorado, USA
Birth of a son	Theodore S. Crawford 1 March 1909 Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
Birth of a son	Hal Ethelbert Crawford 14 October 1910 Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
Death of a father	George Washington Crawford 21 February 1913 Moultrie, Illinois, USA
Death of a mother	Sarah Ella Clark 1 March 1941 Moultrie, Il., USA
Burial of a mother	Sarah Ella Clark March 1941 Kellar Cemetary, Lovington, Il., USA
Death of a brother	William R Crawford 15 October 1954 Cadwell, Moultrie, Illinois, USA
Burial of a father	George Washington Crawford Lovington, Illinois, USA
Death	7 July 1957 (aged 77 years) Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado, USA
LDS baptism	30 November 2002 (45 years after death) Temple: Houston, Texas, United States
LDS spouse sealing	Daisy Edith Walker — View this family 27 February 2003 (45 years after death) Temple: Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
LDS endowment	1 March 2003 (45 years after death) Temple: Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
LDS child sealing	6 March 2003 (45 years after death) Temple: Bismarck, North Dakota, United States Parents: George Washington Crawford + Sarah Ella Clark
Unique identifier	BF50309515713D48AB368666D50B8C3C544F
Last change	26 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Hair Dark Brown, white in old age. Colorado 1900 census, ElPas o Co. Prct 20,Falcon 9 20 14 53 born July 1880, 19, single, bor n Il. parent born Ohio, farmer From Stephen Peglers web page on Ancestry.com The following is taken froma letter to Geri Pegler from old fri ends of the famly, Frances Smith. "Now,I want to tell you about our friendship with your grandpar ents Jim and DaisyCrawford. In friendship they were so whole h earted - was i Ceasar that said, " friend should bear his friend 's infirmities"? anyway, they put special value on their friend ships - a friend could do no wrong. It seems like Jim had a bro ther - George? in Illinois they used to visit. I don't recall t hathe mentioned others. Jim considered himself to be an agnost ic, or, at leastdid not believe in a here after, would say "whe n you're dead, yoou're dead."he told me his father was a preach er, and that he would at times leave his wife and kids and hit t he "sawdust trail". Jim was very bitter about this, heand hi s mother and siblings were left to virtually starve while his fa therwas out saving souls and being fed by the good folks he pre ached to. Jim could not sstand the sound of hymns being sung . Then while visiting us here inthe Ozsarks, he heard our old- time music friends play and sing and he liked them all so much , and said "I never thought I would enjoy hearing hymns sung,bu t now I do." Then the last time they visited us, they were gath ering upto leave, Jim again brought up the subject of the final ity of death, and as usual we argued a little about it and he sp rung his favorite line "There is nohereafter- when you're dead , your dead." I said, "Him Crawford, if you trulybelieved that , and when you leave here to-Day, we might never meet again, cou ld you bear to leave?" He turned away, looKing down, stood a min ute, thenturned back again, with a chuckle and grin, and said " you've got me!" I do believe, since he would often start thes e arguments, that he secretly wanted to be cornered and made t o admit that, Hes, he did believe. And it was like the bitterne ss of years just slipped away. I treasure that memory. And o fcourse Daisy chuckled and said, "I'm glad he's finally been ma de to admit it." Abt 1930 James mentions a cousin Luther Crawford in a letter t o his son.He was writing from Ca. The following entry was fou nd in the SS death indexSS# 318-34-0840 Issued in: Illinois Zip Code of last known residence 61740 Primary location Associat ed with this Zip Code, Flanagan, Illinois. The family moved to Ohio (Akron? Springfield) abt 1919 and live d there for a couple ofyears. "

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Hair Dark Brown, white in old age. Colorado 1900 census, ElPas
o Co. Prct 20,Falcon 9 20 14 53 born July 1880, 19, single, bor
n Il. parent born Ohio, farmer
From Stephen Peglers web page on Ancestry.com
The following is taken froma letter to Geri Pegler from old fri
ends of the famly, Frances Smith.
"Now,I want to tell you about our friendship with your grandpar
ents Jim and DaisyCrawford. In friendship they were so whole h
earted - was i Ceasar that said, " friend should bear his friend
's infirmities"? anyway, they put special value on their friend
ships - a friend could do no wrong. It seems like Jim had a bro
ther - George? in Illinois they used to visit. I don't recall t
hathe mentioned others. Jim considered himself to be an agnost
ic, or, at leastdid not believe in a here after, would say "whe
n you're dead, yoou're dead."he told me his father was a preach
er, and that he would at times leave his wife and kids and hit t
he "sawdust trail". Jim was very bitter about this, heand hi
s mother and siblings were left to virtually starve while his fa
therwas out saving souls and being fed by the good folks he pre
ached to. Jim could not sstand the sound of hymns being sung
. Then while visiting us here inthe Ozsarks, he heard our old-
time music friends play and sing and he liked them all so much
, and said "I never thought I would enjoy hearing hymns sung,bu
t now I do." Then the last time they visited us, they were gath
ering upto leave, Jim again brought up the subject of the final
ity of death, and as usual we argued a little about it and he sp
rung his favorite line "There is nohereafter- when you're dead
, your dead." I said, "Him Crawford, if you trulybelieved that
, and when you leave here to-Day, we might never meet again, cou
ld you bear to leave?" He turned away, looKing down, stood a min
ute, thenturned back again, with a chuckle and grin, and said "
you've got me!" I do believe, since he would often start thes
e arguments, that he secretly wanted to be cornered and made t
o admit that, Hes, he did believe. And it was like the bitterne
ss of years just slipped away. I treasure that memory. And o
fcourse Daisy chuckled and said, "I'm glad he's finally been ma
de to admit it."
Abt 1930 James mentions a cousin Luther Crawford in a letter t
o his son.He was writing from Ca. The following entry was fou
nd in the SS death indexSS# 318-34-0840
Issued in: Illinois
Zip Code of last known residence 61740 Primary location Associat
ed with this Zip Code, Flanagan, Illinois.
The family moved to Ohio (Akron? Springfield) abt 1919 and live
d there for a couple ofyears. "