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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mark CROSSETT: Birth: 10 OCT 1833 in Orangeville Center, Wyoming, New York. Death: 11 JAN 1835 in Orangeville Center, Wyoming, New York

  2. Dwight CROSSETT: Birth: 9 APR 1835 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 31 JUL 1900 in Cortland, DeKalb, Illinois

  3. Harlan CROSSETT: Birth: 27 JUL 1837 in New York. Death: 27 JAN 1906 in Covert, Van Buren, Michigan

  4. Sarah CROSSETT: Birth: 9 JUL 1839.

  5. Russell CROSSETT: Birth: 4 FEB 1842 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 14 FEB 1910 in Salem, Marion, Illinois

  6. Emma CROSSETT: Birth: 16 APR 1845 in Orangeville Center, Wyoming, New York. Death: 22 AUG 1847 in Orangeville Center, Wyoming, New York

  7. Kirk CROSSETT: Birth: 20 OCT 1847 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 13 MAR 1921 in Salem, Marion, Illinois

  8. Eli CROSSETT: Birth: 20 DEC 1848 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 17 DEC 1872 in Perry, Wyoming, New York

  9. John Bristol CROSSETT: Birth: 25 NOV 1850 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 10 JAN 1938 in Rochester, Monroe, New York

  10. Ann Orpah Webster CROSSETT: Birth: 13 NOV 1851.

  11. Loyd Webster CROSSETT: Birth: 27 FEB 1854 in Orangeville, Wyoming, New York. Death: 8 SEP 1931 in Kinmundy, Marion, Illinois


Sources
1. Title:   Cemetery Records
Text:   Cemetery records consist of tombstone, internet obituary, and cemetery office records. Records include those on Find a Grave. com.
2. Title:   Crossett Genealogy Website
Page:   [Q:2]
Author:   Crossett, Gene
Publication:   Gene Crossett
3. Title:   Tombstone and Cemetery Records
4. Title:   Obituary
Page:   [Q:2]
5. Title:   Obituary
Publication:   1885
6. Title:   Crossett - Simpson Album
Page:   [Q:2]
Author:   Mollica, Judy Stitt
Publication:   April, 2002, Private

Notes
a. Note:   . Webster, one of the earliest settlers in Western N.Y. Her early life was spent in Orangeville and Warsaw. She was thoroughly familiar with the development of the country and with the inconveneiences incident to pioneer life. She was married in 1832, and settled on the farm in Orangeville that was for more than a half century known as the Crossett farm. Here she was given ten children, seven of whom are now living. Mrs. C. remained in Orangeville until the death of her husband in 1877, when she removed to Chicago and there rersided with one of her sons until about the first of April last. She was at the time of her death, which occured May 13th, visiting her sons at Salem, Ill. Mrs. Crossett was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was possessed of a more than ordinarily kind disposition, and loved and pitied humanity as only the devout followers of the Master can. In her family relations she was all that husband or children could desire. Her remains were brought to Orangeville to rest by the side of those of her family who havew gone before to welcome her at her coming. "Noble life, so full of beauty, Full of faith, of words, of love, Recommends thee to thy Savior, Gains eternal rest above."
Note:   Sarah Crossett, widow of the late M. B. Crossett was born at Orangeville, Feb. 22nd, 1811. She was daughter of James A
b. Note:   Orangeville Center Cemetery

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