William W. "Billie" Crow was born about 1841 near Hobbysville in Spartanburg CO., and died between 1900-1910. He was the son of Samuel H. & Vallie Stone Crow. He married Nancy Waddle/Waddell, born 10 May 1845 and died 21 Mar 1903.
William served with Jeter's Company, South Carolina Light Artillery (Macbeth Light Artillery).
William "Billie" Crow is not found in a census after 1900. He probably died between 1900-1910 and possibly buried in the Glenn Springs, West Springs area possibly near his brother James Robinson Crow at West Springs Baptist Church or near his brother John Crow at Hebron United Methodist Church. Nancy is buried at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church, Hobbysville, near Enoree. Her stone reads, "Nanice Crow wife of Billie Crow".
"Billie" & Nancie had 6 known children and are not found on any census living together.
William served with Jeter's Company, South Carolina Light Artillery (Macbeth Light Artillery).
William "Billie" Crow is not found in a census after 1900. He probably died between 1900-1910 and possibly buried in the Glenn Springs, West Springs area possibly near his brother James Robinson Crow at West Springs Baptist Church or near his brother John Crow at Hebron United Methodist Church. Nancy is buried at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church, Hobbysville, near Enoree. Her stone reads, "Nanice Crow wife of Billie Crow".
"Billie" & Nancie had 6 known children and are not found on any census living together.
William W. "Billie" Crow was born about 1841 near Hobbysville in Spartanburg CO., and died between 1900-1910. He was the son of Samuel H. & Vallie Stone Crow. He married Nancy Waddle/Waddell, born 10 May 1845 and died 21 Mar 1903.
William served with Jeter's Company, South Carolina Light Artillery (Macbeth Light Artillery).
William "Billie" Crow is not found in a census after 1900. He probably died between 1900-1910 and possibly buried in the Glenn Springs, West Springs area possibly near his brother James Robinson Crow at West Springs Baptist Church or near his brother John Crow at Hebron United Methodist Church. Nancy is buried at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church, Hobbysville, near Enoree. Her stone reads, "Nanice Crow wife of Billie Crow".
"Billie" & Nancie had 6 known children and are not found on any census living together.
William served with Jeter's Company, South Carolina Light Artillery (Macbeth Light Artillery).
William "Billie" Crow is not found in a census after 1900. He probably died between 1900-1910 and possibly buried in the Glenn Springs, West Springs area possibly near his brother James Robinson Crow at West Springs Baptist Church or near his brother John Crow at Hebron United Methodist Church. Nancy is buried at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church, Hobbysville, near Enoree. Her stone reads, "Nanice Crow wife of Billie Crow".
"Billie" & Nancie had 6 known children and are not found on any census living together.
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