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Title: crossey/crossy
Post by: tidsy666 on Friday 13 August 10 13:39 BST (UK)

i hope someone can help as im at a standstill here.

im after a john crossey/crossy born in the 1800s, who had a son henry 1878 (i think) and lived around

Lurgan Armagh, Montiaghs, Derrytagh

thankyou in advance :)

Title: Re: crossey/crossy
Post by: crowlie on Wednesday 18 August 10 20:01 BST (UK)

Hi,
  1911 census looks like Henry Crossey Married to Ellen Carvill at Aghacommon (Brownlows Derry) Armagh, with three daughters, Mary elizabeth, Agnies and Annie. Staying with the Carvills.

                                        bob

Title: Re: crossey/crossy
Post by: tidsy666 on Wednesday 18 August 10 23:14 BST (UK)

thankyou crowlie, will follow that up, i really appreciate your help ;D

Title: Re: crossey/crossy
Post by: doylers94 on Wednesday 06 October 10 09:10 BST (UK)

tidsy guess who this is?

Title: Re: crossey/crossy
Post by: tidsy666 on Wednesday 06 October 10 15:40 BST (UK)

 ;D well now let me think, lol ann

Title: Re: crossey/crossy
Post by: hellbell87 on Tuesday 28 October 14 23:53 GMT (UK)

Hi,

I believe that Henry was the younger brother of my great x2 grandfather, John Crossey. John was in the army and grew up in the area that you mention - in his army records his elder brother, James, and younger brother, Henry, are mentioned. The records also show that their parents were John Crossey and Elizabeth.

John settled in Scotland, James travelled back and forth between Scotland and NI, and I believe Henry stayed in Ireland.

Any use?