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PDF Charts and Outlines
The PDF files below were produced using Family Tree Maker® v11.
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Audio
Carroll Kinnon McCroan interviewed Fannie Davis McCroan (1882 — 1969) sometime about 1968
and recorded the conversation on tape. About 2005 or 2006, Ken McCroan, Jr.,
converted the taped conversation to MP3 format.
(This is a rather large file; so, be patient.)
Fannie’s Southern accent comes from southwest Georgia. Carroll’s comes from the panhandle of Florida.
For more on-line information about the McCroan family, see www.edenfield.org.
Later this page may have more information on the following families:
- McCroan
- Laster/Lassiter/Lasseter
- Thigpen
- Ayers
The information will include PDF files, like those above, and scanned images of
things that seem interesting, such as Barney Laster’s
family Bible or the
Confederate military records of Barney Laster and Joseph E. Morris.* Eventually
there may be a searchable database, but don’t hold your breath.
Apologies
- Keith first became interested in genealogy while he was still in high
school in 1977 (before the miniseries “Roots”), when he
got possession of Barney’s family Bible. For a few years after that, he had
time to spend researching the family history, but eventually other duties
began to interfere. So, the information hasn’t been up-to-date for a
number of years now.
- We deliberately omit data about the most recent generations, because
we think it may be a bad idea to publish too much information about
people on the web — even something as seemingly innocuous as a
person’s mother’s maiden name. Also, some people feel that it
infringes on their privacy.
* Barney Laster and Joseph E. Morris were Keith’s great-great-grandfathers.
It is said that Henry J.J. McCroan and Amos Thigpen (also G-G grandfathers) were
Confederate veterans, but Keith has no records to prove it.