William H Crossman

William H Crossman

Born April 17, 1812 [location unknown]

Son of William Crossman and Jane N. Vincent

Brother of Hannah S. Otte, William F Crossman, Margaret Chapman, Elizabeth Crossman, Martha Crossman, Daniel Crossman and Sarah W Crossman

[spouse(s) unknown]

[children unknown]

Died November 3, 1813 [location unknown]

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Last profile change on 30 December 2010

09:28: Katherine Patterson imported the data for William H Crossman from Shortened files.ged edited the data for William H Crossman [Thank Katherine for this]

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Date: 14 NOV 1998

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