William was the son of William Crawford and Susanna Melvin. He married Joanna Sleeper. They were the parents of 7 children: Mary Jane, George Templeton, Charles Wilson, Laura Ann, Luther, Anna Clara, and Almira E.
Contributed by Lauren: William was a trader and farmer and accumulated a competence at what was known as Crawford's Corner in Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire.
Veteran War of 1812 - William enlisted as a Private in United States Army 5th Infantry under Captain Frederick Conkling's command on 1 Mar 1813. He was discharged after serving as a Colonel.
Contributed by Lauren: William was a trader and farmer and accumulated a competence at what was known as Crawford's Corner in Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire.
Veteran War of 1812 - William enlisted as a Private in United States Army 5th Infantry under Captain Frederick Conkling's command on 1 Mar 1813. He was discharged after serving as a Colonel.
William was the son of William Crawford and Susanna Melvin. He married Joanna Sleeper. They were the parents of 7 children: Mary Jane, George Templeton, Charles Wilson, Laura Ann, Luther, Anna Clara, and Almira E.
Contributed by Lauren: William was a trader and farmer and accumulated a competence at what was known as Crawford's Corner in Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire.
Veteran War of 1812 - William enlisted as a Private in United States Army 5th Infantry under Captain Frederick Conkling's command on 1 Mar 1813. He was discharged after serving as a Colonel.
Contributed by Lauren: William was a trader and farmer and accumulated a competence at what was known as Crawford's Corner in Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire.
Veteran War of 1812 - William enlisted as a Private in United States Army 5th Infantry under Captain Frederick Conkling's command on 1 Mar 1813. He was discharged after serving as a Colonel.
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Col Wm Crawford Died Apr 8, 1851 61y 6m
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