Crosby, Mildred P [Flowers] - 1929

Mrs. Leland Crosby (Mildred Flowers), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Flowers, died in Montgomery.  Her remains were taken to the home of an aunt , Mrs. L. W. Stabler & Dr. Stabler for the services in Greenville.
~ Greenville Advocate dated 28 Dec 1929

You can visit the memorial page for Mildred P [Flowers] Crosby.

Crenshaw, William Clinton - 1881

William C. Crenshaw died in Montgomery on the 18th.
~ Greenville Advocate dated 26 May 1881

You can visit the memorial page for William Clinton Crenshaw.

Crenshaw, Walter Henry - 1878

Judge Walter Henry Crenshaw died at his residence in Greenville, Sat. the 7th, aged 61.  He was a native of Abbeville Dist, S. C., the son of the late Chancellor Crenshaw.  (Born 7 Dec 1817)
~ Greenville Advocate dated 12 Dec 1878

You can visit the memorial page for Judge Walter Henry Crenshaw.

Crenshaw, Thomas Chiles - 1899

Thomas C. Crenshaw, Sr., second son of Anderson Crenshaw, the first Chancellor elected in Alabama, died at home on Cedar Creek on the 10th. He was born in Alabama before it became a state in December 1818. He was a graduate of the University of Alabama, and an old line Whig. He was survived by 3 daughters and 2 sons, Col. Tom C. and C. P. Crenshaw. Burial was on the Ridge.

~ Greenville Advocate dated 15 Nov 1899

You can visit the memorial page for Thomas Chiles Crenshaw.

Crenshaw, Lucinda [Womack] - 1870

Lucinda Crenshaw, consort of T. C. Crenshaw and daughter of Jesse Womack, died on the 23rd in Butler Co. Survived by her husband and children.
~ South Alabamian dated 30 Jul 1870

You can visit the memorial page for Lucinda [Womack] Crenshaw.

Crenshaw, Sarah Edith [Brittain] - 1887

Mrs. Edward Crenshaw died last Sunday from consumption.  She is survived by her husband and 3 children.
~ Greenville Advocate dated 10 Aug 1887

You can visit the memorial page for Sarah Edith [Brittain] Crenshaw.