Mrs. Mary E. Crossman, widow of Maj. George H. Crosman, United States Army, retired, is dead at Mercer, Pa. Mrs. Crosman was a member of a family prominent in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, being a daughter of the late Thomas E. Wick of Youngstown and Henrietta Foster. Her mother was the daughter of William B. Foster and a sister of the late Morrison, Stephen C. and William B. Foster of Pittsburg. Her husband was a son of Gen. George H. Grosman, United States Army, of Philadelphia. One daughter, Mrs. Maurice Campbell, known on stage as Henrietta Crosman, survives.
Source: The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 27 April 1912, Sat. Page 5
Wife of Maj. George Crosman
Daughter of Thomas Lupton Wich and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Grand-daughter of Henry Wick and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Mary was the Gr. grand-daughter of Caleb Baldwin and Elizabeth Pitney, his wife, married 1775.
Caleb Baldwin, (1752-1810), enlisted as a soldier but was detailed to manufacture guns. He was born in Morristown, N.J.; died in Youngstown, Ohio.
Source: North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Daughters of the American Revolution. - Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR Vol 011
Source: The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 27 April 1912, Sat. Page 5
Wife of Maj. George Crosman
Daughter of Thomas Lupton Wich and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Grand-daughter of Henry Wick and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Mary was the Gr. grand-daughter of Caleb Baldwin and Elizabeth Pitney, his wife, married 1775.
Caleb Baldwin, (1752-1810), enlisted as a soldier but was detailed to manufacture guns. He was born in Morristown, N.J.; died in Youngstown, Ohio.
Source: North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Daughters of the American Revolution. - Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR Vol 011
Mrs. Mary E. Crossman, widow of Maj. George H. Crosman, United States Army, retired, is dead at Mercer, Pa. Mrs. Crosman was a member of a family prominent in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, being a daughter of the late Thomas E. Wick of Youngstown and Henrietta Foster. Her mother was the daughter of William B. Foster and a sister of the late Morrison, Stephen C. and William B. Foster of Pittsburg. Her husband was a son of Gen. George H. Grosman, United States Army, of Philadelphia. One daughter, Mrs. Maurice Campbell, known on stage as Henrietta Crosman, survives.
Source: The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 27 April 1912, Sat. Page 5
Wife of Maj. George Crosman
Daughter of Thomas Lupton Wich and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Grand-daughter of Henry Wick and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Mary was the Gr. grand-daughter of Caleb Baldwin and Elizabeth Pitney, his wife, married 1775.
Caleb Baldwin, (1752-1810), enlisted as a soldier but was detailed to manufacture guns. He was born in Morristown, N.J.; died in Youngstown, Ohio.
Source: North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Daughters of the American Revolution. - Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR Vol 011
Source: The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 27 April 1912, Sat. Page 5
Wife of Maj. George Crosman
Daughter of Thomas Lupton Wich and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Grand-daughter of Henry Wick and Henrietta Foster, his wife.
Mary was the Gr. grand-daughter of Caleb Baldwin and Elizabeth Pitney, his wife, married 1775.
Caleb Baldwin, (1752-1810), enlisted as a soldier but was detailed to manufacture guns. He was born in Morristown, N.J.; died in Youngstown, Ohio.
Source: North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
Daughters of the American Revolution. - Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR Vol 011
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