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John Thomas Crow

Birth1594 - Newton, Waterford, Ireland
Death1686 - Essex, Virginia, United States
MotherOlive Bird
FatherJohn Crow

Born in Newton, Waterford, Ireland on 1594 to John Crow and Olive Bird. John Thomas Crow married Cecily Anna Walsh and had 12 children. He passed away on 1686 in Essex, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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John Crow
1582 - 1597
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Olive Bird
1564 - 1604
Spouse(s)
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Cecily Anna Walsh
1600 - 1650
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Hester Esther Crow Hamlin
1628 - 1700
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Samuel De Crow Crough Croy Craw
1636 - 1676
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Ruth Crow
1651 - 1686
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Daniel Crow
1656 - 1693
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Hannah (Anna) Crow "Dickinson"
1649 - 1722
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Mehitable Crow
1652 - 1730
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Elizabeth Crow
1644 - 1727
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Sarah Crow
1646 - 1719
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Nathaniel Crow
1635 - 1701
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Thomas Crow
1630 - 1708
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Christopher Crowe
1631 - 1680
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Mary Crow Noble
1650 - 1699

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