Margaret Henry Crawford, daughter of Sarah Ann (Colwell) Crawford and Dr. John T. Crawford, who are also buried in the Colwell plot in Kittanning Cemetery.
Died of typhoid fever in Rome, Italy 6/30/1889 (They had to smuggle her body out of the country, according to family lore.)
There is a stained glass window in the Grace Presbyterian Church on N. Jefferson St. in Kittanning that was given by the family in Madge's memory.
Died of typhoid fever in Rome, Italy 6/30/1889 (They had to smuggle her body out of the country, according to family lore.)
There is a stained glass window in the Grace Presbyterian Church on N. Jefferson St. in Kittanning that was given by the family in Madge's memory.
Margaret Henry Crawford, daughter of Sarah Ann (Colwell) Crawford and Dr. John T. Crawford, who are also buried in the Colwell plot in Kittanning Cemetery.
Died of typhoid fever in Rome, Italy 6/30/1889 (They had to smuggle her body out of the country, according to family lore.)
There is a stained glass window in the Grace Presbyterian Church on N. Jefferson St. in Kittanning that was given by the family in Madge's memory.
Died of typhoid fever in Rome, Italy 6/30/1889 (They had to smuggle her body out of the country, according to family lore.)
There is a stained glass window in the Grace Presbyterian Church on N. Jefferson St. in Kittanning that was given by the family in Madge's memory.
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