--She married Joseph Monroe Crow, a railroad engineer, in 1885. They had 10 children. 3 died young. The other 7: Gaynell, Charles S., Violet Gay, Willie Mae, Ruth J., Nora Juanita, & Genevieve Crow.
--They were living in North Carolina in 1889, in Blacksburg, SC in 1900, in Catawba, York Co., SC in 1910. After she was widowed, Ada completed raising her children & by 1930 was living with youngest daughter Genevieve & her family in Charlotte, NC. She still lived with them in Columbus, GA in 1940.
--They were living in North Carolina in 1889, in Blacksburg, SC in 1900, in Catawba, York Co., SC in 1910. After she was widowed, Ada completed raising her children & by 1930 was living with youngest daughter Genevieve & her family in Charlotte, NC. She still lived with them in Columbus, GA in 1940.
--She married Joseph Monroe Crow, a railroad engineer, in 1885. They had 10 children. 3 died young. The other 7: Gaynell, Charles S., Violet Gay, Willie Mae, Ruth J., Nora Juanita, & Genevieve Crow.
--They were living in North Carolina in 1889, in Blacksburg, SC in 1900, in Catawba, York Co., SC in 1910. After she was widowed, Ada completed raising her children & by 1930 was living with youngest daughter Genevieve & her family in Charlotte, NC. She still lived with them in Columbus, GA in 1940.
--They were living in North Carolina in 1889, in Blacksburg, SC in 1900, in Catawba, York Co., SC in 1910. After she was widowed, Ada completed raising her children & by 1930 was living with youngest daughter Genevieve & her family in Charlotte, NC. She still lived with them in Columbus, GA in 1940.
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