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     Ella Lynch was born between 1860 and 1865 at Louisiana?.² She married Henry Jackson Mims, son of Josiah Jackson Mims and Lacero Fernandoz Martin, on 21 January 1886 at Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.^2,3

     William Green Ellis was born on 22 March 1870 at Causeyville, Lauderdale County, Mississippi.² He married Lacero Mary Ann Mims, daughter of Josiah Jackson Mims and Lacero Fernandoz Martin, on 17 February 1895 at Sabine Parish, Louisiana.^3,1,4,2 William Green Ellis died in November 1937 at Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, at age 67.² He was buried in November 1937 at Water Creek Church, Guernsey Cross, Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas.²

     George Dewey Ellis was born on 12 December 1898 at Negreet, Sabine Parish, Louisiana.^2,1 He was the son of William Green Ellis and Lacero Mary Ann Mims.^1,2 George Dewey Ellis married Emma Jeanette Manney on 19 December 1920 at Hollis, Oklahoma.¹ George Dewey Ellis died on 3 December 1973 at Muleshoe, Lubbock County, Texas, at age 74.¹ He was buried after 3 December 1973 at Memorial Park Cemetery, Littlefield, Lamb County, Texas.¹

     Estal Mae Bell was born on 8 December 1904 at Louisiana.^2,1 She married Lee Roy Mims, son of Leroy Marcel Mims and Molly Julia Winn, at Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.¹ Estal Mae Bell was buried at Robeline Cemetery, Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.²

     John Thomas was born circa 1715.² He married Lucretia Hart before 1735 at Virginia?.³

     Lucretia Hart was born circa 1715.¹ She married John Thomas before 1735 at Virginia?.²

     John Nutt was born in 1731 at Augusta, Virginia.¹ He was the son of William Nutt Sr. and Eleanor Unknown.^2,3 John Nutt married Catherine Cowsart circa 1770 at Washington County, Georgia.⁴ John Nutt died after 1774 at Georgia?.⁵

     Catherine Cowsart was born Oct 18, 1741 in the State of VA.² Catherine Cowsart married John Nutt, son of William Nutt Sr. and Eleanor Unknown, circa 1770 at Washington County, Georgia.³ Catherine Cowsart died after 1774 at Georgia?.¹
     Catherine Cowsart's nickname was "Katie."²

     Blanche Rains was born circa 1905.¹ She married Herman Ellis Mims, son of Leroy Marcel Mims and Molly Julia Winn, circa 1930.^2,3 Blanche Rains died.¹

     Claude Lundy Jr. was born circa 1945.² Claude Lundy married Patricia Crow about 1966; I forgot to get the date and place from Vivian.¹ He died on 13 September 2007 at Russelville, Arkansas, He was residing in Springfield, Missouri at the time of his death.³

     Margaret M. Crow was born on 15 February 1854 at Milo Community, Pike County, Alabama; According to 1860 Federal Census Margaret was five years of age and was born in Alabama.^2,1 She was the daughter of W. L. D. Crow and Nancy Roberts.¹ Margaret M. Crow married Green Berry Lambert, son of Berry B. Lambert and Martha Adcock, in 1872 or 1873 at Pike County, Alabama, According to the probate records on file in the Pike County, AL courthouse in Troy, AL Margaret was the wife of Green Lambert. They are also listed in the 1880 census of Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish, LA. I am making the assumption that they were married in Texas, probably in Palo Pinto, County, as there is no record of their marriage in the Pike County, AL records.² Margaret M. Crow died on 19 April 1922 at Eunice, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana, at age 68.² She was buried after 19 April 1922 at Reddell Cemetery, Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.² She was probate The distribution of the crow land in Pike County, AL on 5 June 1877 at Office of Clerk of Court, Troy, Pike County, Alabama, were also named in the probate.³
     The Us 1880 listed Margaret M. Crow in addition to Alma Lambert, Clara Lambert and Ella Lambert in the household of Green Lambert, in an unknown place .⁴ The Us 1860 listed Margaret M. Crow in addition to Nancy Roberts, John C. Crow and Albert Bradford Crow in the household of W. L. D. Crow, in the Eastern Division, Milo, Pike County, Alabama; W. L. D. is listed as a Farmer,age 36, born in Georgia, with Real Estate valued at $960.00, and with a personal estate valued at $895.00. The Crow family and the Roberts family -- Nancy's birth family -- were adjacent to each other. Also the youngest son seems to be given the name of Andrew B. The family Bible gives it as Albert B.¹ Margaret M. Crow resided in the same house as an unknown person and Nancy Roberts in 1870 at Milo, Pike County, Alabama; Page 364 in the 1870 census for Pike County Alabama. In the 1870 census John and Nancy with their children were living in house number 22 in the Milo community. They had assests worth $700 and had real estate valued at $600.⁵ Margaret M. Crow resided at Milo, Pike County, Alabama, in 1870 1870 Federal Census of Pike County, Alabama, page 364.⁵ The Us 1870 listed Margaret M. Crow in addition to Joseph W. Gibson, Alice R. Gibson, James M. Gibson, Nancy Roberts, Fannie Augustus Gibson, Albert Bradford Crow and William Thomas Crow in the household of John P. Gibson, in District # 8, Milo, Pike County, Alabama; John is a 57 year old white male, his occupation is farmer, the value of his real estate is $700.00, the value of his personal estate is $600.00, and he was born in Alabama.⁶ According to the 1880 Census for Natchitoches Parish, LA Green and Margaret were living in Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish at that time; Information found in the 1880 soundex. The census source is: Vol 7, ED 35, Sheet 37, Line 8.⁷ The Us 1900 listed Margaret M. Crow in addition to Grace Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Lamar (Bud) Lambert, Willie Lambert and Dolly Lambert in the household of Green Berry Lambert, in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.⁸

     Alma Lambert was born in 1875 at Milo, Pike County, Alabama.² She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Alma Lambert married Rich Lowe circa 1889.¹ Alma Lambert died in 1962.²
     The Us 1880 listed Alma Lambert in addition to Clara Lambert, Ella Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Lambert, in an unknown place .³ Alma Lambert resided in the same house as Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in 1880 at Ward 5, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; Information found in the 1880 soundex. The census source is: Vol 7, ED 35, Sheet 37, Line 8.⁴

     Grace Lambert was born on 18 June 1890 at Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.¹ She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Grace Lambert died in 1979.¹
     The Us 1900 listed Grace Lambert in addition to Gladys Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Lamar (Bud) Lambert, Willie Lambert, Dolly Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Berry Lambert, in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.²

     Gladys Lambert was born in 1895 at Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.¹ She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Gladys Lambert married Ashton Dunbar circa 1915.¹ Gladys Lambert died in 1964.¹
     The Us 1900 listed Gladys Lambert in addition to Grace Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Lamar (Bud) Lambert, Willie Lambert, Dolly Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Berry Lambert, in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.²

     Clara Lambert was born in 1878 at Palo Pinto County, Texas, The 1880 census of Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish, LA gives her age as 2 years of age which would place her birth year as 1878. Her state of birth is given as Texas and since we know from other evidence that Nancy and Berry lived in Grande Ranche, Texas before coming to Louisiana we must assume that is where Clara was born. Her birth must have been just before the move to Louisiana because her sister Ella is listed as born in Louisiana.^2,3 She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Clara Lambert married James S. Tatman circa 1895.¹ Clara Lambert died in 1965.¹
     The Us 1880 listed Clara Lambert in addition to Alma Lambert, Ella Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Lambert, in an unknown place .⁴ Clara Lambert resided in the same house as Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in 1880 at Ward 5, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; Information found in the 1880 soundex. The census source is: Vol 7, ED 35, Sheet 37, Line 8.⁵

     Ruby Lambert was born in 1884 at Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.¹ She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Ruby Lambert died in 1967.¹
     The Us 1900 listed Ruby Lambert in addition to Grace Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Lamar (Bud) Lambert, Willie Lambert, Dolly Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Berry Lambert, in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.²

     Rich Lowe married Alma Lambert, daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow, circa 1889.¹

     Elmer Bushnell was born circa 1880.¹ He married Ella Lambert circa 1900.¹

     Albert Bradford Crow was born circa 1858 at near Troy, Milo, Pike County, Alabama, In the 1860 Federal Census his age is given as 2 which would make his year of birth 1858. In the 1870 census he is 12 years of age, which places his birth year as about 1858. In the 1880 census for Ward 5 of Louisiana the age of Albert Crow is given as 22 which would place his birth year in 1858 also. His state of birth is given as Alabama and the state of birth of his parents is stated as Georgia.¹ He was the son of W. L. D. Crow and Nancy Roberts.¹ Albert Bradford Crow married Sarah A. E. Earl May 5, 1880 in Natchitoches Parish, LA; Information found in the General Index for Marriages in Natchitoches Parish, LA.² Albert Bradfore Crow married Dora E. Wroten November 29, 1886 at Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, LA; Marriage Contract issued by the clerk of court of St. Landry Parish for the marriage of Albert B. Crow and Dora E. Wroten. Witness and bondsman was F. N. Williams. The Clerk of Court was James A. Blanchard.^3,4 He died April 14, 1936 at his residence in Eunice, St. Landry Parish, LA at an unknown age ; From the Eunice New Era and the Eunice News of Friday, April 17, 1936: Funeral Services for A. B. Crow, 79, pioneer citizen of the city and this section, who died Tuesday morning at his home on seventh street, following a long illness, were conducted at the First Baptist Church here Wednesday at 10:00 a. m., the Rev. M. E. Williamson, pastor officiating. Internment was in the St. Louis Cemetery. The pall bearers were deacons of the First Baptist Church, of which deceased was a charter member and are as follows: E. B. White, Stanford Laughlin, Sam McManus, James Stagg, T. E. Aguillard and J. M. Chartlan.³ He was buried April 15, 1936 in St. Louis Cemetery at Eunice, St. Landry Parish, LA. The funeral was conducted by the Reverend dM. E. Williamson. pastor of the First Baptist Church in Eunice of which A. B., as he was known in Eunice, was a charter member. The pall bearers were the deacons of the church. They were E. B. White, Stanford Laughlin, Sam McManus, James Stagg, T. E. Aguillard and J. M. Chatlan.⁵
     In the 1860 census for Pike County, AL the first name seems to be spelled Andrew instead of Albert; This is the way the name is given in the 1860 Federal Census.¹ The Us 1860 listed Albert Bradford Crow in addition to Nancy Roberts, John C. Crow and Margaret M. Crow in the household of W. L. D. Crow, in the Eastern Division, Milo, Pike County, Alabama; W. L. D. is listed as a Farmer,age 36, born in Georgia, with Real Estate valued at $960.00, and with a personal estate valued at $895.00. The Crow family and the Roberts family -- Nancy's birth family -- were adjacent to each other. Also the youngest son seems to be given the name of Andrew B. The family Bible gives it as Albert B.¹ The Us 1870 listed Albert Bradford Crow in addition to Joseph W. Gibson, Alice R. Gibson, James M. Gibson, Nancy Roberts, Fannie Augustus Gibson, Margaret M. Crow and William Thomas Crow in the household of John P. Gibson, in District # 8, Milo, Pike County, Alabama; John is a 57 year old white male, his occupation is farmer, the value of his real estate is $700.00, the value of his personal estate is $600.00, and he was born in Alabama.⁶ In 1880 Albert Bradfore was living in Ward 5, Natchitoches Parish, LA; According to the 1880 Soundex Albert Bradford Crow was living in house number 343 of Ward 5 in Natchitoches Parish, LA with a Jack and Laura Tompson and was working as a laborer.⁷ Albert Bradford Crow was enumerated as in the household of Jack Thompson/. AlbertCrow.⁸ In 1920 Brad and Dora were living on 7th. Street in Eunice, St. Landry Parish, LA; Information found in the 1920 Soundex for St. Landry Parish, La.⁹ Albert Bradford's nickname was "Brad."; I remember Granddaddy referring to his brother Brad.

     Dora E. Wroten was born circa 1871 at Near McComb, Mississippi.¹ Albert Bradfore Crow married Dora E. Wroten November 29, 1886 at Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, LA; Marriage Contract issued by the clerk of court of St. Landry Parish for the marriage of Albert B. Crow and Dora E. Wroten. Witness and bondsman was F. N. Williams. The Clerk of Court was James A. Blanchard.^2,3 She died on 2 July 1938 at Eunice, St Landry Paris, Louisiana, She died at her home of heart failure. She had been confined to her bed for four years at the time of her death.⁴ She was buried on 3 July 1938 at Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery, near Eunice, St Landry Paris, Louisiana, The funeral was conducted by the Rev. M. E. Williamson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Eunice, assisted by the Rev. S. G. Hazleworth. Dora was a charter member of the Church and was a member of the Missionary Society.⁴
     In 1920 Brad and Dora were living on 7th. Street in Eunice, St. Landry Parish, LA; Information found in the 1920 Soundex for St. Landry Parish, La.⁵

     Fannie Carter was born about 1887 probably in Natchitoches Parish, LA.^2,3 Louis T. Crow married Fannie Carter December 26, 1907 in Natchitoches Parish, LA; Information taken from the General Index of Marriages in Natchitoches Parish, La.¹ Fannie Carter died on 20 November 1913 at Louisiana at age 27.³ She was buried after 20 November 1920 at Central Baptist Church Cemetery, near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.³

     Louis T. Crow was born between 1881 and 1885 in Natchitoches Parish, LA.³ Louis T. Crow was the son of Albert Bradford Crow and Sarah A E Earl.^2,3 Louis T. Crow married Fannie Carter December 26, 1907 in Natchitoches Parish, LA; Information taken from the General Index of Marriages in Natchitoches Parish, La.¹ Louis T. Crow married Willie Belle Peyton before June 20, 1932 in LA.³ He died at Oakdale, Allen Parish, LA.³ He was buried at Oakdale, Allen Parish, LA.³

     Berry B. Lambert was born on 30 December 1822 at Alabama.² He was the son of Isaac Buck Lambert and Ellenor Thompson. Berry B. Lambert married an unknown person in 1846 at Pike County, Alabama.² He married Nancy Roberts, daughter of Jesse Hancock Roberts and Margaret McCorkle, on 2 May 1874 at Erath County, Texas, The ceremony was performed by M. J. Morton, L. M. One curiosity in the marriage license, which I located in the archives of Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Erath County, Texas, is that the marriage date given is earlier than the date on the issuing of the License itself. I speculate that M. J. Morton was a circuit riding minister who showed up before they had the license, so they went ahead and had their religious service. Afterwards they went to Stephenville, secured the license, and the next time Bro. Morton was back in the area he filled in the date of the service and then filed it the next time he was in Stephenville, which was 12 Feb. 1875.^3,4,2 Berry B. Lambert died at near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, I have been unable to find the records on the death of Berry Lambert. Since he purchased land from his father in 1886 I know he died some time afer that date. According to family history he died sometime in the 1890s, but I have been unable to verify the time of his death or the place of his burial. Since his widow, Nancy Roberts Crow Gibson Lambert, is buried in Central Cemetery near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana I assume he was buried there as well.⁵
     Berry B. Lambert resided at Milo, Pike County, Alabama, in 1860.⁵ He and Nancy resided at Grand Ranche, Palo Pinto County, Texas, in 1875 There is a certified letter return receipt on file in the probate records of Pike County, Alabama saying that Nancy and B. B. Lambert lived in the community of Grande Ranche, Texas which is no longer in existence. According to a letter I have received from the United States Postal Service in Washington, D.C., there was a Grande Ranche Post Office in Palo Pinto County, Texas. This Post Office was established on March 10, 1876 and was discontinued on February 1, 1881. Palo Pinto is the next county west of Parker County, of which the County Seat is Weatherford. Tom Crow, my granddaddy, used to talk about being a cowboy in Texas. Aaccording to the recollections of some of my siblings the family came down the Red River to Louisiana.
According to the recollections of some of the other siblings they traveled the road between Fort Gibson and Shreveport, Louisiana. I would think they probably used the wagon road. According to an article on Old Roads by Allen Ramsey in the book History of Palo Pinto County Texas, Grande Ranche was south of the present day community of Santo in southern Palo Pinto County, Texas.^6,7 Berry B. Lambert and Nancy Roberts were Named in the record of the sale of Crow land in Pike County, Alabama to the eldest son of W. L. D. Crow and Nancy, John Crow, who evidently remained in Pike County, Alabama when the rest of the family leftfor Texas.Margaret Crow Lambert, Nancy and W. L. D.'s daughter, also signed the document. The witness was a man by the name of Isaac Taylor. The Justice of the Peace who executed the document in Palo Pinto County, Texas Precient 4 was William E. Wade. on 7 March 1877 at Justice of the Peace Office in Palo Pinto County, TX, Palo Pinto, Palo Pinto County, Texas.⁸ Berry B. Lambert purchased land on 20 November 1879 at Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, For the sum of $1.00 Isaac Lambert sold a tract of land to Berry B. Lambert, his son. It consisted of a portion of the North half 1/2 of the Southeast quarter 1/4 of Section 6, Township 8, Range 9. Commencing at the North East corner of said land as described above and running west to the north west corner of said land thence south so far that a line running east one quarter of a mile thence north to the place of beginning, will include thirty acres more or less.⁹ He and Nancy Roberts resided at Ward 5, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, in 1880.⁵ Berry B. Lambert is head of household in the Us 1880 of Ward 5, near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. Enumerated with Berry B. Lambert was Nancy Roberts, Charles Lambert, Mae C. Lambert and Alice Gibson.¹⁰ Berry B. Lambert purchased land in 1886 at Ward 5, near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, He purchased the land from his father, Isaac Lambert, for the nominal sum of $1.00.¹¹

     Mrs. W. L. D. Crow was born about 1830 in GA.^1,2 If the family tradition is true W. L. D. Crow married Mrs. W. L. D. Crow before 1850 in GA; I am not sure if this is W. L. D. Crow or not. According to the 1860 census W. L. D. was born in Georgia. This is the only William Crow I can find in the right age range. .² She died about 1851 in GA.¹
     The Us 1850 listed Elizabeth Crow in the household of W. L. D. Crow, in an unknown place ; I am not sure this is my W. L. D. Crow. The age range makes me think this is him.
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     John C. Crow was born about 1852 in GA; In the 1860 census for Pike County, AL, John's age is given as 8 years and his birthplace is listed as Georgia.¹ John C. Crow was the son of W. L. D. Crow and Elizabeth Crow.^1,2 John C. Crow was probate The description of the Crow lands between John Crow, Margaret Crow Lambert, Bradford Crow and Thomas Crow, tenants in common of the lands described in the petitions for its sale for the above purposes. The full description is in the Crow Book of Rev. Melvin Ray Holt, Sr. on 5 June 1877 at Office of Clerk of Court, Troy, Pike County, Alabama, were also named in the probate.³
     The Us 1860 listed John C. Crow in addition to Nancy Roberts, Margaret M. Crow and Albert Bradford Crow in the household of W. L. D. Crow, in the Eastern Division, Milo, Pike County, Alabama; W. L. D. is listed as a Farmer,age 36, born in Georgia, with Real Estate valued at $960.00, and with a personal estate valued at $895.00. The Crow family and the Roberts family -- Nancy's birth family -- were adjacent to each other. Also the youngest son seems to be given the name of Andrew B. The family Bible gives it as Albert B.¹ John C. Crow resided at Bullock County, Alabama, in 1876 In an undated petition John Crow of Bullock County, AL asks for a new date to sell land of which he and others, all heirs of William Crow, deceased, were joint owners and to sell it for cash only. Other heirs, in addtion to John, were Margaret Crow, wife of Green Lambert, Bradford Crow, Thomas Crow and Nancy Gibson, all of Falls County, TX.⁴

     Green Berry Lambert was born on 17 February 1847 at Milo, Pike County, Alabama.² He was the son of Berry B. Lambert and Martha Adcock.² Green Berry Lambert married Margaret M. Crow, daughter of W. L. D. Crow and Nancy Roberts, in 1872 or 1873 at Pike County, Alabama, According to the probate records on file in the Pike County, AL courthouse in Troy, AL Margaret was the wife of Green Lambert. They are also listed in the 1880 census of Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish, LA. I am making the assumption that they were married in Texas, probably in Palo Pinto, County, as there is no record of their marriage in the Pike County, AL records.¹ Green Berry Lambert died on 19 May 1917 at Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana, at age 70.^2,1
     According to the 1880 Census for Natchitoches Parish, LA Green and Margaret were living in Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish at that time; Information found in the 1880 soundex. The census source is: Vol 7, ED 35, Sheet 37, Line 8.³ Green Berry Lambert is head of household in the Us 1900 of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. Enumerated with Green Berry Lambert was Grace Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Lamar (Bud) Lambert, Willie Lambert, Dolly Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.⁴

     Ella Lambert was born in 1880 at Ward 5, near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; In the 1880 census of Ward 5 of Natchitoches Parish, La. Ella, or Ellana as she seems to be called in the census, is given the age of 3 months. This would place her birth year as 1880. Nancy must have been pregnant with her at the time they made the move to Louisiana. Her place of birth is given as Louisiana and the state of birth of her parents is given as Alabama.^2,1 She was the daughter of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Ella Lambert married Elmer Bushnell circa 1900.¹ Ella Lambert died in 1954 at Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana.¹
     The Us 1880 listed Ella Lambert in addition to Alma Lambert, Clara Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Lambert, in an unknown place .³ In the 1880 census of Natchitoches Parish, LA her name appears to have been spelled Elena; This seems to be the spelling in the 1880 census of Natchitoches Parish, La.² Ella Lambert resided in the same house as Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in 1880 at Ward 5, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; Information found in the 1880 soundex. The census source is: Vol 7, ED 35, Sheet 37, Line 8.²

     Lamar (Bud) Lambert was born in 1888 at Reddell, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.¹ He was the son of Green Berry Lambert and Margaret M. Crow.¹ Lamar (Bud) Lambert married India Phares circa 1908.¹ Lamar (Bud) Lambert died in 1967 at Lake Charles, Calcasieu, Louisiana.¹
     The Us 1900 listed Lamar (Bud) Lambert in addition to Grace Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Willie Lambert, Dolly Lambert and Margaret M. Crow in the household of Green Berry Lambert, in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.² An unknown person is head of household in the Lamar (Bud) of Ward 2, Jennings, Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana. Enumerated with Philip Lambert, Donald Lambert, Green Lambert and India Phares.³

     Truett Crow was born Oakdale, Allen Parish, LA.¹

     Aarah A. E.Earl was born about 1860 in Natchitoches Parish, LA.¹ Albert Bradford Crow married Sarah A. E. Earl May 5, 1880 in Natchitoches Parish, LA; Information found in the General Index for Marriages in Natchitoches Parish, LA.¹