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Gaston Winfield Cromwell

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Gaston Winfield Cromwell

Birth
Death
1920 (aged 68–69)
Burial
Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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The Cromwell family originated in England. Gaston's Grandfather, Isaac Cromwell, emigrated to Virginia, where he became a wealthy and influential planter. He later moved to North Carolina.

Gaston's father, John Stewart Cromwell, who was born in Virginia, became a pioneer farmer and stockman of Lafayette County, Mississippi. He joined the Confederate Army and died during the Civil War near New Hope, Georgia. He was a Mississippi Sharpshooter. John is buried in a mass grave, therefore, there is no marker.

Gaston Winfield Cromwell was born in Lafayette County, Mississippi. He later moved to Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma Territory, and secured a farm of 120+ acres, 8 miles northeast of Wanette, Oklahoma. There he carried on diversified farming and stockraising, in both of which direction his industry and good management skills won him marked success. He was a deacon and member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Gaston married Martha Anna "Mattie" Ferrell and together they had 8 children, namely, Sheldon Winfield, Ora Neva "Orrie," Lillian Dell, Flavel Welford, Word, Julia Elizabeth, Mary Anna and John "Lowrie." Word Cromwell did not have a middle name. Source of name information: Gaston's grandson, James Gaston Cromwell (1920-2007)
The Cromwell family originated in England. Gaston's Grandfather, Isaac Cromwell, emigrated to Virginia, where he became a wealthy and influential planter. He later moved to North Carolina.

Gaston's father, John Stewart Cromwell, who was born in Virginia, became a pioneer farmer and stockman of Lafayette County, Mississippi. He joined the Confederate Army and died during the Civil War near New Hope, Georgia. He was a Mississippi Sharpshooter. John is buried in a mass grave, therefore, there is no marker.

Gaston Winfield Cromwell was born in Lafayette County, Mississippi. He later moved to Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma Territory, and secured a farm of 120+ acres, 8 miles northeast of Wanette, Oklahoma. There he carried on diversified farming and stockraising, in both of which direction his industry and good management skills won him marked success. He was a deacon and member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Gaston married Martha Anna "Mattie" Ferrell and together they had 8 children, namely, Sheldon Winfield, Ora Neva "Orrie," Lillian Dell, Flavel Welford, Word, Julia Elizabeth, Mary Anna and John "Lowrie." Word Cromwell did not have a middle name. Source of name information: Gaston's grandson, James Gaston Cromwell (1920-2007)


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