John Crouch

Birth31 Mar 1822 - Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee, United States of America

Death8 Sep 1903 - Greene County, Illinois, United States of America

MotherCLAIRE DULCENA ASENATH CENENY(SARAH) HUNT

FatherWilliam M Crouch

Born in Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee, United States of America on 31 Mar 1822 to William M Crouch and CLAIRE DULCENA ASENATH CENENY(SARAH) HUNT. John Crouch married Margaret Ruth Galloway and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 Sep 1903 in Greene County, Illinois, United States of America.

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Parents

William M Crouch
1793 - 1844

Claire Dulcena Asenath Ceneny(sarah) Hunt
1800 - 1843

Spouse(s)

Margaret Ruth Galloway
1827 - 1873

Caroline Pritchett
1821 - 1848

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Noah Allen Crouch
1864 - 1927

Mary Alice Crouch
1856 - 1940

Julia F. Crouch
1869 - 1952

Martha B Crouch
1859 - 1940

John Wesley Crouch
1861 - 1949

Francis Wayland Crouch
1846 - 1889

Martin Van Buren Crouch
1851 - 1882

Elvira Ella Crouch
1855 - 1884

William Crouch
1845 - Unknown

Joseph Hunter Crouch
1843 - 1924

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