BIO: CROW, Linzey, s/o James & Annie Kirk Crow

Submitted by:  phill@redrock.net   (Phyllis Hill)

CROW   KIRK   GLASS   CURTIS   

History of Knox and Daviess Counties, Indiana
Chicago:  The Goodspeed Publishing Co.  1886

Knox County, Decker Twp., page 534

LINZEY CROW was born in Gibson County, Ind., November 23, 1812, and is one
of nine children born to the marriage of James Crow and Annie Kirk, natives
of Georgia and Kentucky.  The father came to this State when a small boy
and here resided until his death.  The mother died when our subject was nine
months old, and he lived with his father, who married again, until he was
twenty-one years old, when he worked around on neighboring farms, and in
1836 was married to Nancy Glass, of Indiana, and they became the parents of
seven children:  James, John, Polly, Clark, Annie, Isabel, Martha, and two
who died in infancy.  All are now deceased but Annie and Martha.  Mrs. Crow
died in 1856, and a year later he was married to Lucinda Curtis, widow of
William Curtis, who bore him six children:  Nancy (deceased), Celia, William,
Perry and Vincent.  Mr. Crow has lived where he now resides for twenty years,
and has always been a farmer, but is now retired from active life.  He is a
Democrat politically, and his son, John, was in the late war, in Company A,
Fifty-sixth Indiana Infantry, and was wounded in the battle of Chickamauga.

Note:  James Crow Jr. married Annie Kirk 20 Feb 1812 in Knox Co., IN
       James Crow married Polly Phillips 02 Nov 1817 in Gibson Co., IN	
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