John Crow
Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Patricia Jane Loomis ← Edward Byron Loomis ← Isaac Hayes Loomis ← Juliette Cordelia Hayes ← Sarah Sally Jones ← Russell Jones ← Nathan Jones ← Hannah Welles ← Mary White ← Sarah Crow ← John Crow
Family
Children
- Esther Crowb. Abt. 1628 · d. August 23, 1700m. Giles Hamlin
- d. 1667 at sea
- Samuel Crowd. May 18, 1676, at Turner’s Falls in combat during King Philip’s Warm. Hannah Lewis, May 17, 1671
- Nathaniel Crowd. July 2, 1695m. Deborah ____
- Anna Crowb. July 13, 1649m. Thomas Dickinson, March 7, 1668
- Elizabeth Crowb. Abt. 1650m. William Warren
- Mehetable Crowb. Abt. 1652 · d. December 8, 1730m. Samuel Partridge, September 24, 1668
- Mary Crowd. October 12, 1720m. Noah Coleman, December 27, 1666; Peter Montague, September 16, 1680
- Ruth Crowm. William Gaylord, December 21, 1671; John Haley in 1681
- Daniel Crowb. Abt. 1656 · d. August 12, 1693
In brief
He died January 161/183, 1686 in Hadley, Massachusetts.
Life story
A Hartford Miller
John Crow settled in East Hartford, Connecticut, where in 1639 he partnered with William Goodwin to build the first saw and grist mill on the falls at Burnside — a business later owned by the Pitkin family. One of Connecticut's largest landowners in his day, John moved to Hadley, Massachusetts, by 1659 before returning to Hartford around 1676; during King Philip's War that year, Hartford's citizens were ordered to garrison at his property near South Meadow Road. He joined Hartford's Second Church in 1678 and died January 16, 1686.
At a glance
Sources (3)
- Nathan Henry Jones, The Ancestors of My Daughters (Poultney, Vermont: Nathan Henry Jones, 1914).
- Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995), 2:790-794; digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2496/images/42521_b158319-00115 : accessed 19 August 2026).
- Frank Farnsworth Starr, The Goodwins of Hartford, Connecticut (Hartford, Connecticut: Brown and Gross, 1891); image copy, Internet Archive, (https://archive.org/details/goodwinsofhartfo00good : accessed 19 August 2026).