John Crow (1561 - 1601)

Born 16 Aug 1561 in High Ongar, Essex, England

Husband of Olive (Bird) Creel Crow — married [date unknown] in Of High Ongar, Essex, England

Descendants

Died 23 Mar 1601 at age 39 in Rayne, Essex, England

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Biography

John Crew

Christening: 4 JUL 1566, High Ongar, Essex, England ^{[citation needed]}

Marriage: ABT 1608/9, High Ongar, Essex, England ^{[citation needed]}

Death: 23 MAR 1600/1, Rayne, Essex, England ^{[citation needed]}

Research Notes

Conflicting Dates

The marriage date is in conflict with the death date, and both are in conflict with the birth dates for his children. More research is needed.

More information on High Ongar

Using A Vision of Britain Through Time, the location for the birth and death of John Crow is found to be High Ongar, Essex, (instead of Highinegar, Essex). John Crow died in Rayne, Essex (instead of Rayna).

High Ongar, Essex, England,^[1] on the river Roding, is an ancient village 22 miles SE of Braintree where Rev. Hooker's congregation, including John Crow's son-in-law William Goodwin, gathered. The parish church in High Ongar dates back to the 1100's.^[2]

Historically, High Ongar was mainly occupied by tenant farmers, with an average of thirty acres, and some much larger.^[3]

Rayne, Essex ^[4] is a small village 2 miles SE of Braintree, on the river Brain.

Sources

1. ↑ A Vision of Britain Through Time, database, Great Britain Historical GIS Project (2004) 'Great Britain Historical GIS'. University of Portsmouth; High Ongar
2. ↑ High Ongar, database, Wikipedia.com, (accessed 4 Dec 2013), Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
3. ↑ 'High Ongar: Introduction', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4: Ongar Hundred (1956), pp. 171-175. (accessed: 05 December 2013), database, Institute of Historical Research and the History of Parliament Trust, British History Online
4. ↑ A Vision of Britain Through Time, database, Great Britain Historical GIS Project (2004) 'Great Britain Historical GIS'. University of Portsmouth; Rayne

• 'High Ongar: Introduction', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4: Ongar Hundred (1956), pp. 171-175. (accessed: 05 December 2013), database, Institute of Historical Research and the History of Parliament Trust, British History Online

• High Ongar, database, Wikipedia.com, (accessed 4 Dec 2013), Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License

• A Vision of Britain Through Time, database, Great Britain Historical GIS Project (2004) 'Great Britain Historical GIS'. University of Portsmouth; High Ongar

• A Vision of Britain Through Time, database, Great Britain Historical GIS Project (2004) 'Great Britain Historical GIS'. University of Portsmouth; Rayne