Born: about May 2 , 1709 in Brunswick, Va
Parents:
Robert Crawley (1681 - 1761)
Anne Timson Crawley (1679 - 17300 (she does not have a FaG at this time)
Spouse Thomas Lenoir b: 5 May 1701 in NY, NY
d: in Edgecombe, NC, his will is found on ancestry.com
Married 1730 Brunswick County, Va
His Parents: John Lenoye
They lived in Brunswick, but in 1759, they moved to North Carolina. They settled on a plantation of 604 acres on the Tar river four miles below where Tarboro now stands, and Thomas, the father, died there in 1765 as is shown by his will which is recorded in the county records of Edgecombe Co. In writing his will, very little was left to the three oldest children, Ann, Robert, and Betty as they remained in Brunswick and were already provided for in previous gifts of land and other property.
Children
1 Ann Nancy Lenoir b: 28 JUN 1731 in Brunswick, Virginia
2 Robert Crawley Lenoir b: 3 MAR 1732/33 in Brunswick, Virginia
3 Elizabeth "Betty" Lenoir b: 19 JUL 1735 in Brunswick, Virginia
4 Leah Lenoir b: 18 DEC 1737 in Brunswick, Virginia
5 Mary Lenoir b: 30 SEP 1739 in Brunswick, Virginia
6 Thomas Lenoir Jr. b: 11 AUG 1741 in Brunswick, VA
d: 18 Oct 1816 in Camden, Kershaw, SC 7 Isaac Lenoir b: 5 OCT 1743 in Brunswick, Virginia
8 Lewis Lenoir b: 25 NOV 1745 in Brunswick, Virginia
9 John S. LENOIR b: 19 NOV 1747 in Brunswick, Virginia
10 William Lenoir b: 8 MAY 1751 in Brunswick, VA
d: May 1839 in Caldwell, Nc
Mourning Crawley
Born: May 02, 1709 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Died: 1794 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Robert Crawley II
Mother: Anne Timson
Wed: 1730 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Husband: Thomas Lenoir
Born: May 05, 1700 Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York
Died: May 14, 1765 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Isaac Lenoir
Mother: Anne Oldfield
Both Buried at Brusom Plantation Cemetery #1 Township 5-Lower Fishing Creek, Edgecombe County, North Cemetery ID 2740595
Information from Find A Grave Contributor: tgpeden (47699394)
Mourning's grandfather, the first Robert Crawley, had come to Virginia about 1670 from Ireland, had accumulated a valuable estate, and became one of the early vestrymen of Bruton parish, whose handsome parish church at Williamsburg is now the most noted colonial church surviving in the United States.
Information can be found that Mourning survived her husband by more than a quarter of a century, dying at an advanced age in the home of her daughter, Mrs Leah Norwood in Franklin county, North Carolina.
Parents:
Robert Crawley (1681 - 1761)
Anne Timson Crawley (1679 - 17300 (she does not have a FaG at this time)
Spouse Thomas Lenoir b: 5 May 1701 in NY, NY
d: in Edgecombe, NC, his will is found on ancestry.com
Married 1730 Brunswick County, Va
His Parents: John Lenoye
They lived in Brunswick, but in 1759, they moved to North Carolina. They settled on a plantation of 604 acres on the Tar river four miles below where Tarboro now stands, and Thomas, the father, died there in 1765 as is shown by his will which is recorded in the county records of Edgecombe Co. In writing his will, very little was left to the three oldest children, Ann, Robert, and Betty as they remained in Brunswick and were already provided for in previous gifts of land and other property.
Children
1 Ann Nancy Lenoir b: 28 JUN 1731 in Brunswick, Virginia
2 Robert Crawley Lenoir b: 3 MAR 1732/33 in Brunswick, Virginia
3 Elizabeth "Betty" Lenoir b: 19 JUL 1735 in Brunswick, Virginia
4 Leah Lenoir b: 18 DEC 1737 in Brunswick, Virginia
5 Mary Lenoir b: 30 SEP 1739 in Brunswick, Virginia
6 Thomas Lenoir Jr. b: 11 AUG 1741 in Brunswick, VA
d: 18 Oct 1816 in Camden, Kershaw, SC 7 Isaac Lenoir b: 5 OCT 1743 in Brunswick, Virginia
8 Lewis Lenoir b: 25 NOV 1745 in Brunswick, Virginia
9 John S. LENOIR b: 19 NOV 1747 in Brunswick, Virginia
10 William Lenoir b: 8 MAY 1751 in Brunswick, VA
d: May 1839 in Caldwell, Nc
Mourning Crawley
Born: May 02, 1709 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Died: 1794 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Robert Crawley II
Mother: Anne Timson
Wed: 1730 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Husband: Thomas Lenoir
Born: May 05, 1700 Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York
Died: May 14, 1765 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Isaac Lenoir
Mother: Anne Oldfield
Both Buried at Brusom Plantation Cemetery #1 Township 5-Lower Fishing Creek, Edgecombe County, North Cemetery ID 2740595
Information from Find A Grave Contributor: tgpeden (47699394)
Mourning's grandfather, the first Robert Crawley, had come to Virginia about 1670 from Ireland, had accumulated a valuable estate, and became one of the early vestrymen of Bruton parish, whose handsome parish church at Williamsburg is now the most noted colonial church surviving in the United States.
Information can be found that Mourning survived her husband by more than a quarter of a century, dying at an advanced age in the home of her daughter, Mrs Leah Norwood in Franklin county, North Carolina.
Born: about May 2 , 1709 in Brunswick, Va
Parents:
Robert Crawley (1681 - 1761)
Anne Timson Crawley (1679 - 17300 (she does not have a FaG at this time)
Spouse Thomas Lenoir b: 5 May 1701 in NY, NY
d: in Edgecombe, NC, his will is found on ancestry.com
Married 1730 Brunswick County, Va
His Parents: John Lenoye
They lived in Brunswick, but in 1759, they moved to North Carolina. They settled on a plantation of 604 acres on the Tar river four miles below where Tarboro now stands, and Thomas, the father, died there in 1765 as is shown by his will which is recorded in the county records of Edgecombe Co. In writing his will, very little was left to the three oldest children, Ann, Robert, and Betty as they remained in Brunswick and were already provided for in previous gifts of land and other property.
Children
1 Ann Nancy Lenoir b: 28 JUN 1731 in Brunswick, Virginia
2 Robert Crawley Lenoir b: 3 MAR 1732/33 in Brunswick, Virginia
3 Elizabeth "Betty" Lenoir b: 19 JUL 1735 in Brunswick, Virginia
4 Leah Lenoir b: 18 DEC 1737 in Brunswick, Virginia
5 Mary Lenoir b: 30 SEP 1739 in Brunswick, Virginia
6 Thomas Lenoir Jr. b: 11 AUG 1741 in Brunswick, VA
d: 18 Oct 1816 in Camden, Kershaw, SC 7 Isaac Lenoir b: 5 OCT 1743 in Brunswick, Virginia
8 Lewis Lenoir b: 25 NOV 1745 in Brunswick, Virginia
9 John S. LENOIR b: 19 NOV 1747 in Brunswick, Virginia
10 William Lenoir b: 8 MAY 1751 in Brunswick, VA
d: May 1839 in Caldwell, Nc
Mourning Crawley
Born: May 02, 1709 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Died: 1794 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Robert Crawley II
Mother: Anne Timson
Wed: 1730 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Husband: Thomas Lenoir
Born: May 05, 1700 Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York
Died: May 14, 1765 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Isaac Lenoir
Mother: Anne Oldfield
Both Buried at Brusom Plantation Cemetery #1 Township 5-Lower Fishing Creek, Edgecombe County, North Cemetery ID 2740595
Information from Find A Grave Contributor: tgpeden (47699394)
Mourning's grandfather, the first Robert Crawley, had come to Virginia about 1670 from Ireland, had accumulated a valuable estate, and became one of the early vestrymen of Bruton parish, whose handsome parish church at Williamsburg is now the most noted colonial church surviving in the United States.
Information can be found that Mourning survived her husband by more than a quarter of a century, dying at an advanced age in the home of her daughter, Mrs Leah Norwood in Franklin county, North Carolina.
Parents:
Robert Crawley (1681 - 1761)
Anne Timson Crawley (1679 - 17300 (she does not have a FaG at this time)
Spouse Thomas Lenoir b: 5 May 1701 in NY, NY
d: in Edgecombe, NC, his will is found on ancestry.com
Married 1730 Brunswick County, Va
His Parents: John Lenoye
They lived in Brunswick, but in 1759, they moved to North Carolina. They settled on a plantation of 604 acres on the Tar river four miles below where Tarboro now stands, and Thomas, the father, died there in 1765 as is shown by his will which is recorded in the county records of Edgecombe Co. In writing his will, very little was left to the three oldest children, Ann, Robert, and Betty as they remained in Brunswick and were already provided for in previous gifts of land and other property.
Children
1 Ann Nancy Lenoir b: 28 JUN 1731 in Brunswick, Virginia
2 Robert Crawley Lenoir b: 3 MAR 1732/33 in Brunswick, Virginia
3 Elizabeth "Betty" Lenoir b: 19 JUL 1735 in Brunswick, Virginia
4 Leah Lenoir b: 18 DEC 1737 in Brunswick, Virginia
5 Mary Lenoir b: 30 SEP 1739 in Brunswick, Virginia
6 Thomas Lenoir Jr. b: 11 AUG 1741 in Brunswick, VA
d: 18 Oct 1816 in Camden, Kershaw, SC 7 Isaac Lenoir b: 5 OCT 1743 in Brunswick, Virginia
8 Lewis Lenoir b: 25 NOV 1745 in Brunswick, Virginia
9 John S. LENOIR b: 19 NOV 1747 in Brunswick, Virginia
10 William Lenoir b: 8 MAY 1751 in Brunswick, VA
d: May 1839 in Caldwell, Nc
Mourning Crawley
Born: May 02, 1709 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Died: 1794 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Robert Crawley II
Mother: Anne Timson
Wed: 1730 St Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co., Virginia
Husband: Thomas Lenoir
Born: May 05, 1700 Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York
Died: May 14, 1765 Tarboro, Edgecombe Co., North Carolina
Father: Isaac Lenoir
Mother: Anne Oldfield
Both Buried at Brusom Plantation Cemetery #1 Township 5-Lower Fishing Creek, Edgecombe County, North Cemetery ID 2740595
Information from Find A Grave Contributor: tgpeden (47699394)
Mourning's grandfather, the first Robert Crawley, had come to Virginia about 1670 from Ireland, had accumulated a valuable estate, and became one of the early vestrymen of Bruton parish, whose handsome parish church at Williamsburg is now the most noted colonial church surviving in the United States.
Information can be found that Mourning survived her husband by more than a quarter of a century, dying at an advanced age in the home of her daughter, Mrs Leah Norwood in Franklin county, North Carolina.
