Anne Crawford Creath
1. Anne Crawford was the child of James Crawford and Rebecca Anderson. 1 She was born about 1780. She was also known as Anne Creath.
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Creath Guardianship
Ripley County Indiana Court Order Books Civil Order Book E, Mar. 1841-Oct. 1843 FamilySearch Film 2342932 Item 2 DGS 8033914 Book E page 306 Guardianship of Richard and Malinda Creath
Robert Creath Deed
Ripley County Indiana Deed Records V. P Aug 1847-Feb 1848 Family Search Film 1312543 DGS 8059695 Vol. P page 31
Creath Deed
Ripley County, Indiana Deeds Vol. O page 329 This Indenture made the first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty seven between Robert Creath of the County of Ripley and State of Indiana of the first part and James A Creath of the County of Ripley and State aforesaid of the second part, witness eth that the said Robert Creath for and in consideration of the sum of eight hundred dollars lawful money of the United Stats to him in hand well and truly paid by the said James A Creath the receipt whereof is hereby ackno wledged, hath granted bargained sold conveyed and confirmed and by these presents doth grant, bargain, sell convey and conf irm unto the said James A Creath his heirs and assigns forever, all the following described piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Ripley and State of Indiana, to wit: Beginning at the north west corner of
Am I Making Incorrect Conclusions?
Have you ever looked at the FamilySearch tree or at personal trees on Ancestry and wondered how and why they made those family connections? I know I have. I hope that others if others have such a question about the research reflected in my Ancestry tree, that they would contact me with their concerns and questions! This is important to me. I want my tree to accurately reflect family relationships. Since I research siblings and their descendants, some might ask why it is important that I get those relationships right. As Ancestry is providing us with more DNA tools, I'm finding that my ability to interpret my DNA matches is affected by whether I have those family connections correct. This became more apparent to me when I was studying my ThruLines and discovered that I didn't have any DNA matches thru siblings of my ancestor. (See Crawford ThruLines Question ) As I'm researching the James Crawford(1758-1836) who married Rebecca Anderson, I'm finding that what I have ...