This family came from the Clarendon area of Vermont according to records of several of the children. Samuel Crocker (b 1802) was born in Clarendon, VT, according to his son's death record. Leland Crocker (b1805) tombstone gives that he was born in Schroon Lake, NY. The two with rhyming names, Philander and Amander, have tombstones with Jan., 1808, Schroon Lake, Essex County, New York, USA and Jan. 10, 1808, Essex County, New York, USA, respectively. At some point later they came to Sardinia.
This family came from the Clarendon area of Vermont according to records of several of the children. Samuel Crocker (b 1802) was born in Clarendon, VT, according to his son's death record. Leland Crocker (b1805) tombstone gives that he was born in Schroon Lake, NY. The two with rhyming names, Philander and Amander, have tombstones with Jan., 1808, Schroon Lake, Essex County, New York, USA and Jan. 10, 1808, Essex County, New York, USA, respectively. At some point later they came to Sardinia.
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Family Members
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Elathea Brown
1797–1845
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Hollis Crocker
1798–1886
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Andrew Crocker
1799–1887
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Anna C. Crocker Cornwall
1801–1875
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Samuel Crocker
1802–1893
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Leland Crocker
1805–1889
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Philander Crocker
1808–1886
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Amander Crocker
1808–1892
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Oscar F. Crocker
1810–1898
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Cynthia B Crocker Shipman
1813–1888
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Polly Crocker Hay
1815–1866
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Elcy Crocker
1816–1853
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Alansen D. Crocker
1818–1821
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Washington Crocker
1819–1903
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Whitman Crocker
1825–1831
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