Robert CRAWFORD & Martha Lavina HICKEY

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Robert CRAWFORD
Martha Lavina HICKEY

Husband: Robert CRAWFORD
Birth: 13 Jan 1851 and 3 Jan 1853, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada [now ON]
Death: 5 Nov 1940, Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON
Disposition: buried 7 Nov 1940, Cataraqui Cemetery, Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON
Father: Anthony CRAWFORD
Mother: Martha MARSHALL

Marriage: 16 Jul 1878, Port Hope, ON

Wife: Martha Lavina HICKEY
Birth: 8 or 12 Nov 1858, Tyendinaga [now Marysville], Upper Canada [now ON]
Death: 17 Jan 1938, Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON
Disposition: buried 19 Jan 1938, Cataraqui Cemetery, Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON
Father: James Zenas HICKEY
Mother: Elizabeth Delilah EMPEY

Children — born in Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON:

1. Vernon William CRAWFORD, b. 3 Mar 1887; d. 25 Apr 1942; bur. Cataraqui Cem.
2. Reginald CRAWFORD, b. 15 Apr 1889
3. Doris CRAWFORD, b. 19 Oct 1891; d. 24 Jan 1968, Kingston, Frontenac Co., ON; bur. Cataraqui Cem.

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; Canada, Ontario

Source (n.b., Western Canada became Upper Canada on 10 Feb 1841 and became Ontario on 1 Jul 1867):

1. Participant in the CRAWFORD Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project at FamilyTreeDNA.

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