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Concurrence Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Concurrence Crane was born on 14 November 1744 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She was baptized on 18 November 1744 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• She married John Johnson at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 15 January 1765.^4,5
• Concurrence Crane died on 24 February 1803 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.

Concurrence Crane

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. 25 Oct 1677, d. 11 Apr 1741
• Mother*: Abigail Flood b. 26 Mar 1676, d. 31 Aug 1754

• Concurrence Crane was born on 25 March 1708 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She married Nathaniel Seward at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 2 February 1730.^3,4
• Concurrence Crane died on 1 September 1776.⁵

Concurrence Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Concurrence Crane was born on 27 December 1667 at Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married Daniel Bartlett on 11 February 1691.⁴
• Concurrence Crane died on 9 October 1703 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁵

Edward H. Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Edward H. Crane was born on 27 April 1807 at Ontario Co., New York.¹
• He died on 27 February 1837 at Farmington, Ontario Co., New York.²

Elam Crane^1,2

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman (#1), Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman (#2), Descendants of Elam Crane

• Elam Crane was born on 23 July 1768 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^3,4,5
• He was baptized on 31 July 1768 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁶
• He married first at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, between 1790 and 1792 Anna Bishop, daughter of Reuben Bishop and Sarah.⁷
• Elam Crane married second at Ontario Co., New York, after January 1798 Grace Clark, daughter of Joseph Clark and Ruth Barnes.⁷
• Elam Crane died on 27 November 1850 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York.⁵
• He was buried at Academy Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York.^8,5

• On 6 Oct 1788, Elam Crane received from his mother's estate, six acres of land at Dead Hills, so called, in Guilford and to this was added on 24 Jun 1790 his portion from the estate of his father.⁷
• Elam first purchased land in Ontario County, New York in 1795, when he bought land from William Bacon. He made subsequent purchases in 1813, 1832 (from Reuben Beeman), 1836, 1840, and 1843. In 1839 Elam Crane sold land to his son, George Crane.⁹
• He was an early settler at Farmington, Ontario Co., New York.¹⁰
• He appeared on the census in 1800 at Easton, Ontario Co., New York, with a family of 2 males under 10, 1 male 26-44, and 1 female 26-44.¹¹
• Elam came to Ontario County, New York shortly after his marriage to his first wife, Anna Bishop. He is said to be a graduate of Yale College, and he was the first teacher employed in Ontario County, New York, "gaining quite an honorable reputation as a promoter of everything pertaining to a high standard of moral and intellectual training. His noble and worthy example proved of great service in shaping the individual character of the community." At the time of his death Elam was a member of the Society of Friends, also known as the "Quakers."⁷
• He appeared on the census in 1810 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, with a family of 1 male under 10, 2 males 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 3 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, and 1 female 26-44.¹²
• He appeared on the census in 1820 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, with a family of 2 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 26-45, 2 males 45 and upwards, 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-16, and 1 female 16-26. Two persons are engaged in agriculture.¹³
• He appeared on the census in 1830 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, with a family of 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 70-80, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 2 females 20-30, and 1 female 60-70.¹⁴
• On 1 Nov 1830, Reuben Beeman of Bristol sold to Elam Crane of Canandaigua land, then in Bristol (now in South Bristol) on which stands a log cabin believed to have been built ca. 1826, probably by Reuben Beeman, that has been handed down through descendants of Elam Crane (Crane-Johnson-Dutcher) and still stands on the spot in 2006. The deed from Reuben to Elam reads as follows: "This indenture made the twentieth day of November in the year of my Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty between Reuben Beeman of the town of Bristol County of Ontario and State of New York and Orpha his wife of the first part and Elam Crane of the same place of the second part witnesseth, that the said partied of the first part had for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars, to them in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the right whereofis hereby compelled and acknowledged have granted bargained sold remitted released and forever quit claimed, and by there presents do grant bargain sell remitt release and forever quit claimed unto the said party of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forever all that contain tract on parcel of land situate in the town of Bristol in township number eight in the third range of townships in the county of Ontario being part of lots number eight and nine north of the centerline and bounded as following beginning at the northeast corner of lot number nine, hence south fifty-six rods and twenty links, thence west one hundred and sixty-two rods to a stake and stones, thence north about thirty rod to a stake and stones, thence west to the centre of the highway leading by Asa Goffs house, thence north in the centre of the highway to the Canandaigua line, thence east on the town line to the place of beginning containing sixty-three acres of land, be the same more or less bounded on the north by the town line, east by lands of Ambrose Phelps deceased, south by land of Franklin Crooker and Asa Goff and east by the highway together with all and singular the heredetaments and apputenances there unto belonging or in any ? appertaining and the reversion and reversions send under and remaindered rents issued and profits there of and all the estate right alle? interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained premises with the said hereitaments and apputenances to have and to hold the said premises above described to the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only broker ase benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever."
  In witness whereof the parties of the first part have hereunto it, their hands and seals the day and your first above written
  Sign sealed and delivered Reuben Beeman (signature)
  In the presence of
  Henry Chapin (signature).¹⁵
• On 19 Apr 1838, Elam Crane of Canandaigua sold land, he had purchased from Reuben Beeman, in South Bristol to George Crane of Canandaigua, "for the sum of $450…that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the town of South Bristol in township number eight in the third range of townships in the county and state aforesaid and being parts of lots number eight and nine north of the center line and bounded as follows viz. beginning at the northeast corner of lot number nine from there hence south fifty-six rods and twenty links thence west one hundred and sixty two rods to a stake and stones which stand on the line between lots number nine and eight thence north about thirty rods to a stake and stones thence west to the center of the highway leading by Asa Goffs house thence north in the centre of the highway to the south line of the town of Canandaigua thence east on said town line to the place of beginning and containing sixty three acres of land be the same more or less. Bounded on the north by the town line aforesaid, east by land of the heirs of Ambrose Phelps dec., south by the lands of Franklin Crooker and Asa Goff, and west by the center of the highway together with all and singular the hereditements and appurtenances..."^16,17
• He appeared on the census in 1840 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, with a family of 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 70-80, 2 females 20-30, and 1 female 60-70.¹⁸

Elam W. Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Elam W. Crane was born on 30 January 1816 at Ontario Co., New York.¹
• He married Margaret Davenport at Bristol, New York, on 11 November 1840.²
• Elam W. Crane died on 2 February 1893.

• Elam W. Crane resided at Fenton, Genesee Co., Michigan.³

Elihu Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Elihu Crane was born on 24 June 1735 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized on 29 June 1735 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He married Mary Fowler at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 26 April 1759.^4,5

Elizabeth Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Elizabeth Crane was born on 15 November 1813 at Ontario Co., New York.¹
• She married Danford Booth at Victor, New York.²
• Elizabeth Crane died on 3 February 1883 at Shortsville, Ontario Co., New York.³

• Elizabeth Crane and Danford Booth resided at Shortsville, Ontario Co., New York.⁴

Elizabeth Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Elizabeth Crane was born circa 1666 at Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.²
• She died on 22 November 1686 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^3,4

Enos Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Enos Crane was born on 10 August 1751 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He died on 28 August 1751 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³

George H. Crane¹

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman, Descendants of Elam Crane

• George H. Crane was born on 6 September 1811 at Canandaigna, Ontario Co., New York.^2,3
• He married Sarah Martin, daughter of John R. Martin and Abigail, at Canadaigua, Ontario Co., New York, on 6 February 1846.⁴
• George H. Crane died on 20 May 1886 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York.³
• He was buried at Academy Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York.^5,3

• On 19 Apr 1838, Elam Crane of Canandaigua sold land, he had purchased from Reuben Beeman, in South Bristol to George Crane of Canandaigua, "for the sum of $450…that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the town of South Bristol in township number eight in the third range of townships in the county and state aforesaid and being parts of lots number eight and nine north of the center line and bounded as follows viz. beginning at the northeast corner of lot number nine from there hence south fifty-six rods and twenty links thence west one hundred and sixty two rods to a stake and stones which stand on the line between lots number nine and eight thence north about thirty rods to a stake and stones thence west to the center of the highway leading by Asa Goffs house thence north in the centre of the highway to the south line of the town of Canandaigua thence east on said town line to the place of beginning and containing sixty three acres of land be the same more or less. Bounded on the north by the town line aforesaid, east by land of the heirs of Ambrose Phelps dec., south by the lands of Franklin Crooker and Asa Goff, and west by the center of the highway together with all and singular the hereditements and appurtenances..."^6,7
• On 1 May 1838 On 1 May 1838, George Crane of South Bristol, bought land of James and Lydia Lyons of Canandaigua for $400, described as "…a parcel of land situated in township number eight in the third range of townships in South Bristol in the county of Ontario being parts of lots eight and nine in said township and north of the center line beginning at the northeast corner of lot no. nine thence south on the east line of said lot fifty-six rods and twenty links to a stake and stones standing in the east line of said lot thence west on a line parallel with the north line of said lot one hundred and sixty-two rods to a stake and stones standing in the line between lots no. eight and nine thence north on the last mentioned line thirty rods or thereabout to a stake and stones thence west on a line parallel with the north line of said lot to the centre of the highway leading by Asa Goffs house thence north in the center of said highway to the Canandaigua line thence east on the Canandaigua line to the place of beginning containing sixty-three acres be the same more or less bounded north on the Canandaigua line, east on land belonging to Ambrose Phelps deceased, south on Franklin Crookers and Asa Goffs land, west on the center of the highway together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances…" Curiuosly, this describes the very same parcel of land George purchased from his father, Elam Crane, only twelve days earlier.⁸
• He appeared on the census on 27 July 1850 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, age 38, he owns property valued at $1200, and is a farmer. With him are Sarah, age 28, Lucy, 2, Michael Clark, age 37, a laborer, Mary Clark, 30, and Bridget Clark, 1. His neighbors are Mary Bunnell, John Barnard, and Asa Goff.⁹
• He appeared on the census in 1860 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, George is age 49, a farmer; his wife Sarah age 38; daughters Lucia age 12, and Abigail age 10. Also in the household are George W. Thompson, age 17, a farm laborer, Ira P. Sanford age 23, a farm laborer, and three year old Thomas J. Worden, whose relationship is not explained.¹⁰
• He appeared on the census in 1870 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, George, age 58, a farmer, with his wife Sarah (48), daughter Lucia (22) "at home," and probable son Jefferson Crane, age 7, who is recorded with the occupation of "farm laborer," and is also recorded as, "attending school."¹¹
• He appeared on the census in 1880 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, George Crane, age 69, farming, and his wife Sarah, age 58.¹²
• George was said to have been a very large and powerful man, having once carried a plow on his shoulders around the tip of Canandaigua Lake from one side to the other.¹³

Henry Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. 25 Oct 1677, d. 11 Apr 1741
• Mother*: Abigail Flood b. 26 Mar 1676, d. 31 Aug 1754

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Henry Crane was born on 20 March 1710 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• He married Mercy Francis, daughter of Sgt. John Francis and Mercy Chatterton, at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 7 June 1732.^4,5
• Henry Crane died on 1 February 1768 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^6,7

• His will was dated on 7 June 1759 Gives his wife one third of his property. Names sons, then living, Elihu, John and Henry, to have equal portions. Sons to pay their sisters, Phebe, Mary, Concurrence and Ann each one hundred pounds. Son Elihu named as one of the executors.⁸

Henry Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Henry Crane was born on 11 December 1748 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized on 18 December 1748 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He married Jerusha Parmalee, daughter of Joel Parmalee and Rhoda Camp, at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 24 June 1773.^4,5
• Henry Crane died on 25 January 1823 at Sanquoit, Oneida Co., New York.⁶

• Henry settled in Durham, Connecticut after his marriage, but in about 1792 moved to Whitestown, Onieda Co., New York. Both he and his wife died at Sanquoit, New York.

Capt. Henry Crane^1,2,3

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Capt. Henry Crane was born on 25 October 1677 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^4,5
• He married Abigail Flood, daughter of Robert Flood and Abigail Desborough, at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 27 January 1703/4.^6,7
• Capt. Henry Crane died on 11 April 1741 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁸

• He settled on the place occupied in 1866 by Henry Nettleton. Henry Crane removed from Guilford to Killingworth to the area which later was set off as Durham, Connecticut. He was one of the original 34 proprietors of Durham. Henry was Deacon of the Congregational Church from its organization in 1710; Justice of the Peace for New Haven County from 1728 until his death; Representative for the town in the State Legislature for 28 sessions from 1718 until 1740. He was commissioned Lieut. in May 1716 and confirmed as Captain of the Train-band of Durham, Oct 1718. On 7 Jan 1727/1728, the Rev. Nathaniel Chauncy baptized, "Holland, negro servent of Capt. Crane." At his death, Henry Crane left a large estate for the time.⁹

Capt. Henry Crane^1,2,3

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Capt. Henry Crane was born circa 1635 at England.⁴
• He married first at Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, circa 1663 Concurrence Meigs, daughter of John Meigs and Thomasine Fry.⁵
• Capt. Henry Crane married second at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 26 December 1708 Deborah Jones.^6,7
• Capt. Henry Crane died on 22 April 1711 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁸
• He was buried at Old Cemetery, Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁹

• Immigrant ancestor to America before 1655.
• "He was at Wethersfield, Connecticut as early as 1655." On 17 Aug 1658, Henry Crane, Benjamin Crane, and 48 others signed a petition asking for the dismissal of Rev. John Russell from Wethersfield. Henry soon moved to Guilford, Connecticut where he is recorded as a planter in 1660. At the 6 Jun 1661 court at Hartford, Henry Crane and Benjamin Crane were sued by Leonard Dix who was seeking to recover pay for the use of a man. Dix was awarded twenty pounds.⁴
• He was admitted freeman on 24 September 1669 at Connecticut.¹⁰
• Inventory of estate taken on 2 May 1711 taken by John Griswold, William Wellman and Nathaniel Parmele. Total £280.0.4.¹¹
• As early as the mid seventeenth century there were five Crane families in New England represented by: Jasper in Newark, New Jersey; Benjamin of Wethersfield, Connecticut; Henry of Killingworth, Connecticut; Henry of Dorchester, Massachusetts; and Stephen of Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Henry Crane, appears in the New Haven Colony, in the town of Guilford about 1660, marrying Concurrence Meigs in 1663. Later, he removed to and was one of the proprietors of Killingworth, Connecticut. He was a farmer and tanner, and a school master at Killingworth, at a school which would later become Yale College.¹
• Henry Crane of New Haven and Benjamin Crane of Wethersfield are considered as possible brothers, however, no conclusive evidence is known that would confirm that relationship.

Ida Crane¹

• Ida Crane was born in April 1866 at New York.²
• She married Park Benjamin III, son of Park Benjamin Jr. and Mary Brower Western, circa 1891.^3,2

• Ida Crane appeared on the census on 12 June 1900 at Manhattan, New York Co., New York, as Ida E. Benjamin, age 34, born Apr 1866 in New York. Both parents born in New York. Married for nine years. Two children (two living).²

Jefferson Crane¹

• Father*: George H. Crane¹ b. 6 Sep 1811, d. 20 May 1886
• Mother*: Sarah Martin¹ b. 15 Mar 1822, d. 20 Sep 1890

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Jefferson Crane was born circa 1863 at probably, South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York, (age 7 in 1870).¹

John Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Anna Bishop b. 19 Nov 1769, d. Jan 1798

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• John Crane was born on 22 August 1792 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.¹
• He married Amy Smith, daughter of John Smith, before 1826.
• John Crane died on 4 November 1873 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.²
• He was buried at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.

• He appeared on the census in 1850 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, John, age 58, b. New York, a farmer; his wife Amy, 48, b. New York; children, all born in New York, John (24), Mary Ann (21), Sidney (17), Oscar (14), Emma? (9).³
• He appeared on the census in 1860 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, John age 68, a farmer; wife Anna (or Amy) age 60; daughter M. Eliza, age 19; William Briggs, age 30, farm laborer; his wife Jane, age 33; dau. Amosa E. Briggs, age 2.⁴
• He was living in 1870 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York; John, age 78, living in the household of Oscar W. Crane.⁵

John Crane¹

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• John Crane was born on 1 July 1741 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• He was baptized on 5 July 1741 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁴
• He married Abigail Camp, daughter of Eleazer Camp and Mary Botsford, at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 7 April 1761.^5,6
• John Crane died between 7 May 1784 and 29 June 1784; (dates of will and inventory), either at New Haven or Durham, Connecticut.

• His will was dated on 7 May 1784 John Crane of New Haven. Wife Abigail and Joseph Camp of Durham appointed executors.⁷
• John Crane resided for the greater part of his life in Durham, Connecticut where he took the Freeman's Oath and the Oath of Fidelity to the State of Connecticut on 16 Sep 1777. In his will dated 7 May 1784 he calls himself "John Crane of New Haven," while at the inventory of his estate, 29 Jun 1784, the Court calls him "John Crane of Durham."⁷

John Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• John Crane was born on 27 March 1733 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized on 1 April 1733 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He died on 12 December 1736 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁴

Capt. John Crane^1,2

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Capt. John Crane was born circa 1664 at Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.³
• He married Martha Daggett, daughter of Thomas Daggett and Hannah Mayhew, at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 25 May 1694.^4,5,6,7
• Capt. John Crane died on 18 October 1711 at New York.⁸

• Settled at Killingworth, Connecticut. He died in 1711 in New York State after participating in an unsuccessful expedition against the French in Canada. His death was recorded in Killingworth.⁹

Lieut. Jonathan Crane^1,2

• Father*: Benjamin Crane b. s 1630, d. 31 May 1691
• Mother*: Mary Backus b. 6 May 1632, d. 8 Jul 1717

• Lieut. Jonathan Crane was born on 1 December 1658 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut.²
• He married Deborah Griswold, daughter of Francis Griswold and Sarah, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, on 19 December 1678.^1,2
• Lieut. Jonathan Crane died on 12 March 1735; in his 77th year.²

• Jonathan Crane was first at Norwich, Connecticut, then resided at Windham, Connecticut where he had a 1000 acre right. He built the first mill there; was Selectman in 1692; Patentee 1703.²

Joseph C. Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Joseph C. Crane was born on 20 March 1822 at Ontario Co., New York.^1,2
• He died on 13 February 1848 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York.²
• He was buried at Academy Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York.^3,2

Lucia C. Crane¹

• Father*: George H. Crane b. 6 Sep 1811, d. 20 May 1886
• Mother*: Sarah Martin b. 15 Mar 1822, d. 20 Sep 1890

• Charts: Alice Freeman to Warren Alfred Beeman, Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman, Descendants of Elam Crane, Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart, Darcy Beeman

• Lucia C. Crane was born on 17 March 1848 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York.^2,3
• She married Henry Clay Beeman, son of Reuben Beeman and Orpha Crane, at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, on 24 December 1874 by George Van Alstyn, Pastor, M.E. Church, witnessesd by Jonathan J. Monks and Ella Trickey. (Henry and Lucia were first cousins).^4,5,6,7
• Lucia C. Crane died on 21 June 1917 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.⁸
• She was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery (No. Pearl St.), Canandaigua, New York.⁹

• She appeared on the census on 4 June 1900 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, as Lucia Beeman, age 52, born March 1848 in New York. Both parents born in New York. Married for 25 years. She has had three children, all are living in 1900.¹⁰

Marcia Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Marcia Crane was born on 16 April 1805 at Ontario Co., New York.¹
• She married first in 1823 Russell Colson.²
• Marcia Crane married second in 1834 Joshua Thompson.³
• Marcia Crane died after 1 April 1895.

• Marcia Crane resided at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.⁴
• She appeared on the census on 13 September 1850 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, as Marcia Thompson, age 45, born in New York.⁵

Mary Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Mary Crane was born on 24 November 1739 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She was baptized on 25 November 1739 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³

Mary Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Mary Crane was born on 23 August 1670 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married Samuel Hackitt on 28 March 1690.⁴

Mercy Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Mercy Crane was born on 21 June 1680 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.²
• She married John Hoadley at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 30 October 1701.^3,4
• Mercy Crane married Capt. John Stevens on 11 July 1733.⁵
• Mercy Crane died on 18 August 1739.

• Also known as Marcy Crane.⁶

Miranda Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Miranda Crane was born on 20 January 1771 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She was baptized on 3 February 1771 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• She married Rose.⁴
• Miranda Crane died at Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut.⁴

• Settled in Hartford after her marriage where she died leaving ten children.⁴

Nathaniel Crane¹

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Nathaniel Crane was born on 7 August 1682 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.²
• He died on 17 November 1683 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³

Oren Datus Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Oren Datus Crane was born in 1780 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, (record of birth not found).¹

Orondates Crane¹

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Orondates Crane was born on 10 November 1763 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She was baptized on 13 November 1763 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.¹
• She died on 12 May 1766 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.¹

• Also known as Oroondates Crane.

Orpha Crane¹

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Alice Freeman to Warren Alfred Beeman, Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman, Descendants of Elam Crane, Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart, Darcy Beeman

• Orpha Crane was born on 25 December 1800 at Ontario Co., New York.^2,3
• She married Reuben Beeman, son of Abel Beeman Jr. and Lucinda Palmer, circa 1823.³
• Orpha Crane died on 23 February 1876 at Canandaguia, Ontario Co., New York.³
• She was buried at West Ave. Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York.⁴

• She appeared on the census on 27 September 1850 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, age 49.⁵
• She appeared on the census on 2 July 1860 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York, age 59.⁶
• In 1870 Orpha Crane resided at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York; age 69, keeping house.^7,8
• Orpha is the sister of George H. Crane.

Phebe Crane

• Father*: Henry Crane b. 20 Mar 1710, d. 1 Feb 1768
• Mother*: Mercy Francis b. 24 Jan 1709/10, d. 16 Sep 1786

• Phebe Crane was born on 12 January 1737/38 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• She was baptized on 6 February 1737/38 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• She married Jonas Bishop at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 19 January 1763 or 20 January 1763.^4,5

Phebe Crane^1,2

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Phebe Crane was born on 24 December 1672 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^3,4
• She married John Kelsey Jr. at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 27 June 1697.^5,6
• Phebe Crane died on 26 October 1728 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁷

Rejoice Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Rejoice Crane was born on 10 October 1775 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized on 14 January 1776 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He died on 17 February 1777 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He was buried at Old Cemetery, Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³

Rejoice Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Rejoice Crane was born on 1 May 1778 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2

• By his father's will, Rejoice had land on the south part of Pack Hill in Durham, Connecticut. It is said that he later moved to Detroit, Michigan.³

Robert G. Crane

• Father*: Silas Crane b. 25 Jan 1704/5, d. 15 Jan 1763
• Mother*: Mercy Griswold d. 29 Aug 1782

• Robert G. Crane was born on 18 February 1739/40 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.¹
• He was baptized on 24 February 1739/40 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.²
• He married Mary Camp, daughter of Eleazer Camp and Mary Botsford, at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 31 October 1765.³

Sara A. Crane

• Father*: Elam Crane b. 23 Jul 1768, d. 27 Nov 1850
• Mother*: Grace Clark b. 6 Oct 1776, d. 29 Dec 1844

• Charts: Descendants of Elam Crane

• Sara A. Crane was born on 8 October 1809 at Ontario Co., New York.^1,2
• She died on 10 February 1847 at South Bristol, Ontario Co., New York.^3,2
• She was buried at Academy Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York.^4,2

• Also known as Sally.³

Silas Crane

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. 25 Oct 1677, d. 11 Apr 1741
• Mother*: Abigail Flood b. 26 Mar 1676, d. 31 Aug 1754

• Silas Crane was born on 25 January 1704/5 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He married Mercy Griswold, daughter of Samuel Griswold, at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 27 November 1729.^3,4
• Silas Crane died on 15 January 1763 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁵

Theophilus Crane^1,2

• Father*: Capt. Henry Crane b. c 1635, d. 22 Apr 1711
• Mother*: Concurrence Meigs b. c 1643, d. 9 Oct 1708

• Theophilus Crane was born on 25 January 1674 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He married Margaret Lane at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 5 December 1699.^4,5
• Theophilus Crane died on 24 October 1732 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁶

Timothy Botsford Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Timothy Botsford Crane was born on 10 June 1773 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized on 8 August 1773 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He married first circa 1800 Sarah Teller.⁴
• Timothy Botsford Crane married second Maria Ryerson.⁴
• Timothy Botsford Crane died on 10 September 1845.⁴

• From his father's estate he received land on the north end of Park's Hill in Durham. He sold land in Durham in 1795 ad was in New York City by 1801. He lived in New York City where his first five children were born, and in 1813 moved to Paterson, New Jersey. He was an architect and builder.⁴

Zelek Crane

• Father*: John Crane b. 1 Jul 1741, d. bt 7 May 1784 - 29 Jun 1784
• Mother*: Abigail Camp b. 26 Jul 1741, d. b 10 Jun 1788

• Zelek Crane was born on 23 February 1766 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.^1,2
• He was baptized in March 1766 at Durham, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.³
• He married Sally Chalker.⁴
• Zelek Crane died in 1805 at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York.⁵
• He was buried at Pioneer Cemetery, Canandaigua, New York; (g.s. reads 1766-1805).⁵

• He moved to New York State about 1791 or 1792, and had three daughters and two sons. In the distribution of his mothers estate, 24 Jun 1790, he had six acres of land at the Dead Hills in Guilford, Connecticut. As the eldest surviving son of his father he had the largest share of his estate. Zelek settled at Hopewell, New York. In 1805 he moved to Canandaigua, but died soon after.⁴

Anna Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler¹ b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Anna Crary was born on 8 March 1749 at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Dorothy Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler¹ b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Dorothy Crary was born on 26 March 1759 at Groton, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Eunice Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Eunice Crary was born on 28 April 1755 at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Hannah Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler¹ b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Hannah Crary was born on 1 November 1761 at Groton, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Isaac Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler¹ b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Isaac Crary was born on 17 July 1751 at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Lucy Crary¹

• Father*: Nathan Crary¹ b. 7 Oct 1717
• Mother*: Dorothy Wheeler¹ b. 15 Mar 1720/21

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Lucy Crary was born on 24 August 1754 at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Nathan Crary¹

• Father*: Peter Crary² b. 30 Apr 1682
• Mother*: Ann Culver²

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Nathan Crary was born on 7 October 1717 at Groton, New London Co., Connecticut.²
• He married Dorothy Wheeler, daughter of William Wheeler and Hannah Gallup, at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, on 2 November 1742 by Rev. Joseph Fish.³