Husband: Carlisle B. CROW
Birthdate: 08 November 1799
Birthplace: SC
Death date: 31 May 1870
Place of death: Hall Co. GA's Robert's 413th. District
Father: Assume Samuel Crow
Mother: Assume Susannah maiden name unknown

Marriage date: 21 February 1829
Marriage place: Hall Co. GA Book A, cert. 453, by Thomas Thornton J.P.

Wife: Nancy W. WHITWORTH
Birthdate: 11 September 1812
Birthplace: SC
Death date: 30 May 1905
Place of death: Hall Co. GA's Robert's 413th. District
Father: Assume Thomas Whitworth
Mother: unknown

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Thomas T. Crow
Sex: Male
Birthdate: 1829
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: 22 July 1864
Place of death: Near Atlanta, GA during the Civil War
Marriage date: 03 May 1859
Marriage place: Forsyth Co., GA Marriage Book C [1853-1868] pg. 143
Spouses' names: Nancy "Caroline" Kemp

Child No. 2: Lucinda W. Crow
Sex: Female
Birthdate: 1830
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: Before 1870?
Place of death: Assume Hall Co., GA
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouses' names:

Child No. 3: Coleman N. Crow
Sex: Male
Birthdate: 21 August 1834
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: 11 June 1916
Place of death: Assume Hall Co., GA
Marriage date: 11 May 1871
Marriage place: Parent's home, Berry Walker Roberts & Mary "Polly" Light's, house, Gwinnett or Hall Co. GA
Spouses' names: Frances "Fannie" R. Roberts

Child No. 4: Frances "Fannie" P. Crow
Sex: Female
Birthdate: 1838
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: unknown
Place of death: unknown
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouses' names: unknown

Child No. 5: William Thompson "Thomps" Crow
Sex:
Birthdate: 28 January 1844
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: 21 October 1894
Place of death: Assume Hall Co., GA
Marriage date: 25 November 1869
Marriage place: Forsyth Co., GA
Spouses' names: Susannah "Susie" M. Otwell

Child No. 6: Nancy Minerva A. Crow
Sex: Female
Birthdate: January 1847
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: unknown
Place of death: unknown
Marriage date: 29 March 1868
Marriage place: Hall Co. GA Book AA, pg. 537
Spouses' names: Obediah Roberts

Child No. 7: Buniavesta "Bunnie" Crow
Sex: Female
Birthdate: 04 May 1849
Birthplace: Assume Hall Co., GA
Death date: 01 September 1930
Place of death: Assume Hall Co., GA
Marriage date: 12 December 1895
Marriage place: Assume Hall Co., GA
Spouses' names: Joshua A. Pruitt
 
 
Documentation:
  1. Family Bible of Coleman N. Crow; GA State Archives. The original Bible is now in possession of Stanley Pugh, 2002.
  2. Reprint of official Register of GA 1827, 20th. Days Drawing-March 29. Franklin, Fortunate Drawers: Carlisle B. Crow, Captains District: Coker's, Number 238, District 26, section 1; County: Lee
  3. Probate Court, Hall Co Ga. "Estate Records?, Final Return Book #5 Page 417, Estate of Carlisle B. Crow, Administered by John M. Hulsey. Heirs: Susan M. Crow share $17.20 [Susan M. Otwell Crow w/o William Thompson Crow] W.S. Crow share 17.20 [William Samuel Crow s/o William Thompson Crow] J. Crow share 17.20 [Minerva Jane Crow d/o William Thompson Crow] Milby W. Crow share 17.20 [Millie W. Crow d/o of William Thompson Crow] Coleman N. Crow share 68.80 [son Coleman N. Crow and spouse Frances R. Roberts] Mrs. B.V. Crow Pruitt share 68.80 [dau. Bunavesta Crow and spouse Joshua A. Pruitt] Minerva Roberts Crow share 68.80 [dau. Nancy Minerva A. Crow Roberts] Lutisha Knight share 34.40 [dau. of Thomas T. Crow and Carline Kemp Crow] Amount deposited for Plunkel Black $34.40 & Tinsley $34.40 - total $68.80
  4. Book A, Wills 1837-1867, Hall Co. GA Georgia, Hall County; Will of Lewis Power, Dated: 20 May 1855, Carlisle B. Crow witness.
  5. 1821-Catain Coker's District, today's Captain Manley's District, Franklin Co., GA. Samuel Crow: 125 acres, neighbors Guttery and Briggs, on the waters of the Broad River and for Coleman Crow: poll. Carlisle B. Crow: poll.
  6. 1822-Captain Hooper's District, Franklin Co., GA Carlisle B. Crow: poll. (Assumed son of Samuel Crow 1)
  7. 1823-Captain Coker's District, today's Captain Manley's District, Franklin Co., GA Samuel Crow: 125a., Guttery, Briggs, Broad R. and for Coleman W. Crow: poll; and for Carlisle B. Crow: poll; and for William T. Crow: poll" (3 assumed sons of Samuel Crow 1)
  8. 1825-Captain Coker's District, today's Captain Manley's District, Franklin Co., GA. Samuel Crow (Assumed Samuel Crow 1) Carlisle B. Crow: poll (Assumed son of Samuel Crow 1) Samuel B. Crow: poll (Assumed son of Samuel Crow 1)
  9. Deeds of Lower Hall Co., GA's Robert's 413th. District.

Notes:
Some Background: Carlisle B. Crow is the assumed brother to my GG Grandfather, Johnathan Wilson Crow, Coleman W. Crow, William Thompson Crow Sr. that remained in Franklin Co., possibly Lucinda Crow, Samuel B. Crow, Norman Morrison Crow, James M. Crow, and at least two unknown sisters. While I have no doubt that Samuel Crow 1 was the father of Carlisle B. Crow, and his siblings, I have not to date, Oct. 2002, been able to find actual documented proof, as such, just a lot of evidence they were their parents. The family apparently came to Elbert Co., GA from SC between 1799 and 1803, settling on the Savannah River at Powder Bag Creek, today?s Hart Co., GA area near Hartwell, where I believe their first GA child, Samuel B. Crow, was born about 1803. We find that Samuel Crow and Susannah later purchased more property in Franklin Co. GA in 1818, just about 20 miles or so southwest, near Royston and Franklin Springs on the Broad River and the Big and Little Rice Creeks. The family remained in Franklin Co. till about 1827, when most of the family (Wm. Thompson Crow Sr. stayed and died there, and Coleman W. Crow who remained there for till the late 1840's) moved on to Lower Hall Co., GA Robert's 413th. District, where we find Johnathan Wilson Crow enrolled in the poor school there in the 1829/30 school year. Most of our Hall Co. Crows were originally buried at the "old" Shoal Creek Baptist Church (that Samuel B. Crow helped establish c1830's re: Island Ford Baptist Church History [IFBC] by Randal Pugh) in Robert's 413th. District of Hall Co., where the family purchased land in Shoal Creek and the Chattahoochee River areas, and for the most part, is today under Lake Sidney Lanier. According to the Army Corps of Engineer's records, all the folks buried at the Old Church Cemetery, that they could find, were moved to various Cemeteries in Hall and Gwinnett Cos. GA areas, as were our Crows. Our Crows and allied families now rest, for the most part, at 4 church Cemeteries in the area, Island Ford Baptist Church, the "New" Shoal Creek Baptist Church, New Bethany Baptist Church, Hog Mountain Baptist Church, and others in these areas.
Anyone with additions, corrections, and additional information, is encouraged to contact me regarding these families for exchange of information.
Phillip D. Crow