Toy Crocker was born in Louisiana, presumably in Grand Parish where the 1880 census listed him at age two. He had an older sister named Eugenia and two younger siblings, a sister named Savannah and a brother named Oliver.
The Crocker family moved to East Texas and on July 16, 1913 at the age of 36 Toy married 39-year-old Sarah ("Sallie") Frances Fitzgerald, daughter of John Edgar Fitzgerald & Lizzie (Lunsford) Fitzgerald. Toy and Sallie were unable to have children.
Toy was described by his nephew's wife (Emma Curtis) as being "a cut up," always laughing and making jokes.
The Crocker family moved to East Texas and on July 16, 1913 at the age of 36 Toy married 39-year-old Sarah ("Sallie") Frances Fitzgerald, daughter of John Edgar Fitzgerald & Lizzie (Lunsford) Fitzgerald. Toy and Sallie were unable to have children.
Toy was described by his nephew's wife (Emma Curtis) as being "a cut up," always laughing and making jokes.
Toy Crocker was born in Louisiana, presumably in Grand Parish where the 1880 census listed him at age two. He had an older sister named Eugenia and two younger siblings, a sister named Savannah and a brother named Oliver.
The Crocker family moved to East Texas and on July 16, 1913 at the age of 36 Toy married 39-year-old Sarah ("Sallie") Frances Fitzgerald, daughter of John Edgar Fitzgerald & Lizzie (Lunsford) Fitzgerald. Toy and Sallie were unable to have children.
Toy was described by his nephew's wife (Emma Curtis) as being "a cut up," always laughing and making jokes.
The Crocker family moved to East Texas and on July 16, 1913 at the age of 36 Toy married 39-year-old Sarah ("Sallie") Frances Fitzgerald, daughter of John Edgar Fitzgerald & Lizzie (Lunsford) Fitzgerald. Toy and Sallie were unable to have children.
Toy was described by his nephew's wife (Emma Curtis) as being "a cut up," always laughing and making jokes.
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