CRAWFORD, DR. WILLIAM B., 82, of 515 High St., Brownsville was dead on arrival on Dec. 14, 1973 at Brownsville General Hospital.
He was born April 16, 1891, the son of ROBERT F. and RUTH BRITTON CRAWFORD.
He was a graduate of Bucknell University and Jefferson Medical School.
He was a physician in Brownsville for 50 years and was a former chief of staff of Brownsville General Hospital.
Survivors include a daughter, MRS. WILLIAM COLBERT; a son, ROBERT B. and four grandchildren. His wife, FAN ROSS CRAWFORD died in 1972.
Burial in Redstone.
(Source: Brownsville Telegraph newspaper archives)
He was born April 16, 1891, the son of ROBERT F. and RUTH BRITTON CRAWFORD.
He was a graduate of Bucknell University and Jefferson Medical School.
He was a physician in Brownsville for 50 years and was a former chief of staff of Brownsville General Hospital.
Survivors include a daughter, MRS. WILLIAM COLBERT; a son, ROBERT B. and four grandchildren. His wife, FAN ROSS CRAWFORD died in 1972.
Burial in Redstone.
(Source: Brownsville Telegraph newspaper archives)
CRAWFORD, DR. WILLIAM B., 82, of 515 High St., Brownsville was dead on arrival on Dec. 14, 1973 at Brownsville General Hospital.
He was born April 16, 1891, the son of ROBERT F. and RUTH BRITTON CRAWFORD.
He was a graduate of Bucknell University and Jefferson Medical School.
He was a physician in Brownsville for 50 years and was a former chief of staff of Brownsville General Hospital.
Survivors include a daughter, MRS. WILLIAM COLBERT; a son, ROBERT B. and four grandchildren. His wife, FAN ROSS CRAWFORD died in 1972.
Burial in Redstone.
(Source: Brownsville Telegraph newspaper archives)
He was born April 16, 1891, the son of ROBERT F. and RUTH BRITTON CRAWFORD.
He was a graduate of Bucknell University and Jefferson Medical School.
He was a physician in Brownsville for 50 years and was a former chief of staff of Brownsville General Hospital.
Survivors include a daughter, MRS. WILLIAM COLBERT; a son, ROBERT B. and four grandchildren. His wife, FAN ROSS CRAWFORD died in 1972.
Burial in Redstone.
(Source: Brownsville Telegraph newspaper archives)
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