Jeremiah Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: Michael Crouse and Harriett Scoffield.

John Crouse was born in 1911. Parents: Burdette R. Crouse and Inez Hope Vance.

Spouse: Linda Handy. Children were: Robert Crouse, Steve Crouse, Michael Crouse, Nathaniel Crouse, Jeremiah Crouse.

Julie Ann Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: Robert Crouse and Christie .

Mark Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: James Edwin Crouse and Barbara Smith.

Spouse: Elizabeth .

Michael Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: John Crouse and Linda Handy.

Spouse: Jackie .

Spouse: Harriett Scoffield. Children were: Nathaniel Crouse, Jeremiah Crouse.

Nathaniel Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: John Crouse and Linda Handy.

Nathaniel Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: Michael Crouse and Harriett Scoffield.

Robert Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: John Crouse and Linda Handy.

Spouse: Christie . Children were: Julie Ann Crouse, Crouse.

Steve Crouse was born (date unknown). Parents: John Crouse and Linda Handy.

Cornelius Crow was a Miller. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

Edwin Luther Crow was born on 21 October 1833. He died in 1930 in Delta, Delta County, Colorado. One report on Edwin's life states, "Edwin had a great life of adventure containing many experiences with Indians and wild animals while roaming the plains of the Dakotas and the forests of Minnesota. During his adventures, his closest friend was Mr. MacKenzie. MacKenzie was the man who captured the two leading chiefs of the Indian outbreak in Minnesota. He did this feat by passing as a renegade white and getting the Indians drunk. The chiefs were publicly hung in Saint Paul, Minnesota." Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Spouse: . Edwin Luther Crow was married. Edwin was reportedly married when he "was well past fifty years of age," but nothing further has been found about the union.

Elenora Crow was born on 10 August 1824. She died on 7 December 1862 in Castle Rock, Dakota County, Minnesota. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Spouse: Elza O. Connor. Elenora Crow and Elza O. Connor were married.

Elizabeth Crow died in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio. She is believed to have died in Mount Vernon, Ohio, but no documentation for this has been located. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

Spouse: Thompson. Elizabeth Crow and Thompson were married before 1829. Children were: Thaddeus Thompson, Jumelia Thompson, Lysander O. Thompson, Minerva J. Thompson, Edmund W. Thompson, Eugene J. Thompson, James L. Thompson.

Spouse: Joseph Gillette. Elizabeth Crow and Joseph Gillette were married in 1856.

Spouse: George Glaze. Elizabeth Crow and George Glaze were married after 1857.

Elmer F. Crow was born on 6 October 1848. He died in Boise, Ada County, Idaho. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Children were: Lessie Crowe.

Children were: Lillian Crowe.

Ezekiel Crow was born (date unknown).

Children were: Lucy Rosannah Crow.

Henrietta H. Crow was born on 17 April 1830. She died in Fullerton, Nance County, Nebraska. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Spouse: George Knight. Henrietta H. Crow and George Knight were married. Children were: Delbert Knight.

John Crow was a Miller. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

John L. Crow was born on 6 October 1846. He died on 7 July 1852. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Leonard Crow died in West Virginia. It is believed he died and was buried in Virginia, now the State of West Virginia, but this has not been confirmed. He lived in Pennsylvania. He lived in West Virginia. Leonard Crowe was said to have operated a mill in Pennsylvania, and later moved to Virginia in the late 1700's. He is believed to have moved to the part of Virginia that is now the State of West Virginia, but none of this has been positively confirmed.

Spouse: Catherine . Catherine and Leonard Crow were married. Children were: William Crow, John Crow, Samuel Crow, Louis Crow, Cornelius Crow, Elizabeth Crow.

Lewis Crow was born on 14 January 1828. He died on 2 October 1878 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. Lewis Crow never married. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Louis Crow was a Miller. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

Lucy Rosannah Crow was born in 1852. She died on 26 August 1890. She was buried after 26 August 1890. She is buried with her husband. Parents: Ezekiel Crow.

Spouse: Lemuel Webster Vance. Lucy Rosannah Crow and Lemuel Webster Vance were married about 1884. Children were: Anna Glenn Vance, Clarence Ezekiel Vance, Emmet Guy Vance, Lucy Charity Vance.

Oliver Hartwell Crow was born on 2 October 1840. He died in Fullerton, Nance County, Nebraska. One source states Oliver never married. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Rebecca J. Crow was born on 12 February 1826. She died on 19 June 1841. Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Samuel Crow was a Miller. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

William Crow was born on 15 April 1801 in Rockingham County, Virginia. He lived in Circleville, Pickway County, Ohio between 1829 and 1836. He owned a land grant from the government about 1843 in Mount Healthy, Bartholomew County, Indiana. William lived in Mount Healthy, Bartholomew County, Indiana between 1843 and 1857. According to one source, "In the fall of 1842, William went to Bartholomew County near Mount Healthy, Indiana, northeast of Waymansville, and eight miles from Columbus, Indiana with his daughter, Nettie, and Nelson Fitch and his wife looking for a new location. The next spring, 1843, William went back to Ohio and brought all of his family to Indiana to live. He lived in Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota between 1857 and 1859. He died on 19 June 1859 in Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota. William was buried after 19 June 1859 in M. E. Graveyard, Spring Lake, Itasca County, Minnesota. He was a Miller. Parents: Leonard Crow and Catherine .

Spouse: Elizabeth Loch. Elizabeth Loch and William Crow were married about 1821. Children were: Elenora Crow, Rebecca J. Crow, Lewis Crow, Henrietta H. Crow, Edwin Luther Crow, William Harvey Crow, Oliver Hartwell Crow, John L. Crow, Elmer F. Crow.

William Harvey Crow was born on 15 April 1836 in Circleville, Pickway County, Ohio. He lived in Indiana before 1855. Though born in Ohio, he was reportedly "reared in Indiana." He lived in Minnesota after 1855. William moved from Indiana to Minnesota in 1855, where he remained the rest of his life. William served in the military during the Civil War in Company M, 2nd Minnesota Volunteer Cavalry between 1863 and 1865. This company fought against the Sioux Indians He lived in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota in 1866. He went to Osakis in 1866, following his service in the Civil War. He County Commissioner in Douglas County, Minnesota. In addition to serving as County Commissioner in Douglas County, William had also served as Second Surveyor of Todd County and also different town offices over a period of several years. William Worshipful Master of Masonic Lodge 180 between 1888 and 1889 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. William was the Second Commander of the G. A. R. in Osakis, the first Crow/Crowe descendent to become a member of the Masonic fraternity, and the first Worshipful Master of Osakis Lodge 180. William was a firm believer in Masonry and was probably one of the best informed Masons of his time. He held an office in the Masonic Order for 23 syears. In 1890 he was nearly burned to death while saving the records of the Masonic Lodge during a fire. One ear was burned to his head and both hands so crippled he was never able to open them entirely again. He died in 1927. Following his service in the Civil War, he added an "e" to his surname, and thus the name became "Crowe" from then on.
According to one source, "William was a man of intense convictions and considerable temper. He called a spade a spade, regardless of the consequences. His honesty was outstanding and merchants at Osakis said his word was worth more than all the notes they had in the bank. While not a Prohibitionist, he was a firm believer in temperance."
The same source further stated, "William had kept a diary since the Civil War. In this, he had written many interesting things, not only pertaining to his own life as well as to that of the relatives. For instance, he gave a very detailed account of the removal of his parents, William and Elizabeth Lock Crowe from Ohio to Indiana. He described the log cabin they built in Indiana and their life in that community. He also described the attempt of the trappers and hunters to drive the settlers out and the vicious neighbor who shot his father's horse. He mentioned the town of Rockford and what a lawless place it was. He also told of how his father saw a man murdered in Rockford. After the mob had hanged the guilty man to a post, the people cut him down so the law could take its course. In this diary he also told the story of his trip to Minnesota with David Loch, Lyman Loch and Nelson Fitch. This incident can be found related in the history of Nelson Fitch. His diary consists of many volumes which his son, Cassius, was asked to donate to the City of Osakis because of the valuable history he had written of the town. The family did not choose to give up these volumes and they were placed in the care of his son, Cassius, at Sunnyside, Washington." Parents: William Crow and Elizabeth Loch.

Spouse: Olive M. Haskins. Olive M. Haskins and William Harvey Crow were married on 29 June 1873 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. They were married at the Baptist parsonage in Osakis. Shortly after their marriage, they built a home in Osakis where they lived the remainder of their lives. Children were: Alta Leona Crowe, Mabel Elenora Crowe, Byron Leighton Crowe, Cassius Merlin Crowe.

Alta Leona Crowe was born on 24 February 1874 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. Parents: William Harvey Crow and Olive M. Haskins.

Spouse: John Henry Stair. Alta Leona Crowe and John Henry Stair were married on 21 June 1898. Children were: Elizabeth Patricia Stair.

Byron Leighton Crowe was born on 30 March 1881 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. In 1938 he was an employee doing contract and title work for the Chicago Title and Trust Company in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was educated in high school and business college. Byron reportedly had "a high school and business college education, semi-law, specializing in abstract and title work," but information on schools and other details have not been located. Parents: William Harvey Crow and Olive M. Haskins.

Spouse: Ruth Ann Hancock. Ruth Ann Hancock and Byron Leighton Crowe were married on 9 June 1906. Children were: Stephen , Byron Leighton Crowe.

Byron Leighton Crowe was born on 20 March 1910. In 1938 he was a Confidential Secretary in the Industrial Engineering Department of Carnegie Illinois Steel Company. Parents: Byron Leighton Crowe and Ruth Ann Hancock.

Spouse: Helen Zimmerman. Helen Zimmerman and Byron Leighton Crowe were married on 24 June 1935. Children were: John Phillip Crowe.

Cassius Merlin Crowe was born on 14 September 1895 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. He graduated in 1914 in Osakis High School, Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. He was educated between 1914 and 1917 in Saint Cloud State Normal, Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota. Cassius served in the military during World War I in the United States Marine Corps between 1917 and 1920. He reportedly served thirty months in the Marine Corps during World War I. Between 1920 and 1921 he was an Orchestral worker in Texas. This service took him to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas. He was educated in 1921/2 in South Dakota College, South Dakota. Here, he reportedly studied "newspaper work." Between 1922 and 1923 Cassius was a newspaper worker in Balaton, Lyon County, Minnesota. After 1923 he was a Newspaper worker in Sunnyside, Yakima County, Washington. Cassius relocated to Sunnyside, Washington to work for the Sunnyside Sun newspaper, where he remained as of 1938. He was named after his father's cousin, Cassius Lock/Loch. Like his father, Cassius was a faithful Mason. He passed through the chairs of the Blue Lodge and Royal Arch Masons. In 1938 he was reportedly serving as Grand Royal Arch Captain of the Grand Chapter of Royal Masons of Washington. Merlin took his first two degrees of Masonry in the same lodge as George Washington at Fredericksburg, Virginia. His third degree was taken in Osakis in 1919 so his father might witness the work. Merlin served as Patron of the Eastern Star, Commander of the local American Legion Post in 1932, and acted as drum major of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps from the time it started in 1927 until 1934. He won the drum majors state championship title in 1928, and in 1937 acted as the drum major judge at the American Legion convention in Walla Walla, Washington. Parents: William Harvey Crow and Olive M. Haskins.

Spouse: Vivian Lucille Bly. Vivian Lucille Bly and Cassius Merlin Crowe were married on 22 February 1921 in Weslaco, Hidalgo County, Texas. Children were: Olive Arleene Crowe, Warren Harvey Crowe, Martin Jay Crowe, Doris Ann Crowe, Marilyn Lucille Crowe.

Doris Ann Crowe (private). Parents: Cassius Merlin Crowe and Vivian Lucille Bly.

John Phillip Crowe (private). Parents: Byron Leighton Crowe and Helen Zimmerman.

Lessie Crowe was born (date unknown). Parents: Elmer F. Crow.

Lillian Crowe was born (date unknown). Parents: Elmer F. Crow.

Mabel Elenora Crowe was born in 1877. She died in 1890 in Osakis, Douglas County, Minnesota. Parents: William Harvey Crow and Olive M. Haskins.

Marilyn Lucille Crowe (private). Parents: Cassius Merlin Crowe and Vivian Lucille Bly.

Martin Jay Crowe (private). Parents: Cassius Merlin Crowe and Vivian Lucille Bly.

Olive Arleene Crowe (private). Parents: Cassius Merlin Crowe and Vivian Lucille Bly.

Stephen W. Crowe (private). Parents: Stephen and Virginia Alice McCormack.

Warren Harvey Crowe (private). Parents: Cassius Merlin Crowe and Vivian Lucille Bly.

Crowell lived in Digby County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Spouse: Elizabeth Trask. Elizabeth Trask and Crowell were married.

Crowell was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Rhuama Trask. Rhuama Trask and Crowell were married.

Abigail Crowell was born (date unknown). Parents: Rev. Thomas Crowell and Elizabeth Doane.

Spouse: Harvey Doane. Abigail Crowell and Harvey Doane were married.

Agnes Crowell was born in 1816. Parents: Dea. Thomas Crowell and Catharine Robertson.

Agnes Brown Crowell was born on 19 August 1844. She died on 18 February 1888. Parents: Peter Robertson Crowell and Catharine Magray.

Spouse: Samuel Sheldon Poole. Agnes Brown Crowell and Samuel Sheldon Poole were married on 5 April 1867. Their marriage date has also been found as 25 Apr 1867.

Agnes Brown Crowell was born on 22 February 1863. She died on 22 March 1896. Parents: Charles Brown Crowell and Sophia Harding Crowell.

Spouse: Joseph H. Richardson. Agnes Brown Crowell and Joseph H. Richardson were married on 7 August 1882.

Albert Crowell was born in 1849. Parents: Peter Robertson Crowell and Catharine Magray.

Alpha Crowell was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Aaron Shaw. Alpha Crowell and Aaron Shaw were married.

Anne Crowell was born (date unknown). Parents: Rev. Thomas Crowell and Elizabeth Doane.

Spouse: James Crowell. Anne Crowell and James Crowell were married.