The Flying Shuttle

Sure, it's after Halloween. But it's never too late for a spooky dooky story. I had a few to choose from, but I decided this year to...

I will be continuing my series on the possible grandchildren of Jeremiah Crews and Elizabeth Harland. Currently I am detailing these...

I must apologize for my long absence this summer from my blog. I was given the wrong dosage of medicine from the local pharmacy for my...

Laeticia Nelson was born to James Nelson and Susannah Crews, and Susannah was probably the daughter of Jeremiah Crews and Elizabeth...

The past few weeks, thanks to the research of Marian Kay Cruse Abbott, I have been able to post up-to-date information on Jeremiah Cruse...

Another possible child of Jeremiah Crews/Cruse and Elizabeth Harland was David Cruse who was, according to the 1840 Sullivan County,...

Unlike her sisters Susanna Crews Nelson who I wrote of here and Elizabeth Crews Boone who I wrote about here, little information is...

This is the third installment in a continuing series detailing the possible children of Jeremiah Crews and Elizabeth Harland/Harlan. This...

Another possible child for Jeremiah Cruse (Crews) is a daughter by the name of Susannah. The website www.findagrave.com shows a burial...

One of the long standing mysteries in the Crews family, if you define a mystery as "without proof," is what happened to Jeremiah Crews,...

Elijah Crews was one of the older sons born to David Crews and Annie Magee. He was born in about 1765 in either Hanover or Bedford...

There are three more graves in the Cruse Cemetery with connections to the Cruse Family. The first is Clementine "Clem" Cruse. She was was...

Usually family cemeteries are not confined to just family members. The Cruse Cemetery is no exception. Buried alongside the John and...

I have been deep in the throes of the last editing for my novel, Breaking Promises, so it has been difficult to get to genealogy for the...

One of the neat things about getting the book on David Crews into a second edition is the finding of new cousins. Michael Harris, a...

One of the frustrating things about publishing a genealogy book, especially one the size of Metes & Bounds II: David Crews, Ancestors &...