Born to John and Rovilla Snelling Crampton, she was divorced from Joe Crawley, and died of involution melancholia.
Her father, John Crampton, having been the first male white child born in the state Arizona. Her mother, Mrs. John Crampton, her grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin Pascoe, her sister, Mrs. Fred Barrett and her brother, "Billy" Crampton, still reside in Globe.
The Jones ambulance has gone to Phoenix to bring back the remains of the deceased. No announcement has yet been made concerning the date of the funeral.
(Arizona Silver Belt, Jan. 19, 1928; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Contributor: LA Powers (47900440)
Her father, John Crampton, having been the first male white child born in the state Arizona. Her mother, Mrs. John Crampton, her grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin Pascoe, her sister, Mrs. Fred Barrett and her brother, "Billy" Crampton, still reside in Globe.
The Jones ambulance has gone to Phoenix to bring back the remains of the deceased. No announcement has yet been made concerning the date of the funeral.
(Arizona Silver Belt, Jan. 19, 1928; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Contributor: LA Powers (47900440)
Born to John and Rovilla Snelling Crampton, she was divorced from Joe Crawley, and died of involution melancholia.
Her father, John Crampton, having been the first male white child born in the state Arizona. Her mother, Mrs. John Crampton, her grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin Pascoe, her sister, Mrs. Fred Barrett and her brother, "Billy" Crampton, still reside in Globe.
The Jones ambulance has gone to Phoenix to bring back the remains of the deceased. No announcement has yet been made concerning the date of the funeral.
(Arizona Silver Belt, Jan. 19, 1928; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Contributor: LA Powers (47900440)
Her father, John Crampton, having been the first male white child born in the state Arizona. Her mother, Mrs. John Crampton, her grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin Pascoe, her sister, Mrs. Fred Barrett and her brother, "Billy" Crampton, still reside in Globe.
The Jones ambulance has gone to Phoenix to bring back the remains of the deceased. No announcement has yet been made concerning the date of the funeral.
(Arizona Silver Belt, Jan. 19, 1928; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Contributor: LA Powers (47900440)
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