Families - Greenlee County AZGenWeb - Genealogy, Family History

Please share your Family Group Sheet information, Descendents Chart, Photos, etc. of a Greenlee county ancestor. Simply email your contribution to the County Coordinator.

CRABTREE Family

Joseph Leslie CRABTREE (1877-1969), born in Panther, Kentucky, first came to the Duncan Valley in 1912 at the age of 35. He returned to Kentucky until 1915 all the while preparing for the long, arduous journey back to Duncan with his wife Catherine "Ethel" (STINSON) CRABTREE, their four children (all under age 8), her parents Thomas Brown STINSON and Mary Tennessee (Gary) STINSON, and other family members. The story is they traveled in a covered wagon with the goal of settling out west to help establish the Mormon Church. They accomplished that goal. Leslie and Ethel would have three more children, all born in Duncan. Family Group Sheet 2-page pdf

Ethel & Leslie CRABTREE
1960
(my great grandparents, who I only met once as a young girl)

James HILL & Wycliffe CRABTREE
Marriage License
19 Dec 1925

James & Wycliffe
(CRABTREE) HILL
Marriage Certificate
20 Dec 1925

Four Generations 1907
Left to Right: Ethel, her mother Mary Tennessee (Gary) STINSON, and Ethel's eldest daughter Wycliffe (CRABTREE) HILL. Mary is holding her great grandchild William "Ellis" HILL. Ellis was the first born of 10 children of Wycliffe and James William HILL (my grandparents).

GUERRERO Family

The Agustin GUERRERO family lived in Morenci 1909 to 1920. Agustin died in 1919. My Grandmother Sara (nee RAMIREZ) remarried and moved to Miami, Arizona, and then to Fullerton, California, where she died in 1927. I would appreciate any information about my family.

Agustin Guerrero, Jr.
Born 12 Feb 1914

Agustin Guerrero, Jr.
Died 06 May 1914

1917 Agustin & Sara & children: Isabel born 1912, baby Carmen born 1917, and Francisco born 1910.

STINSON Family

In 1931 Mary Tennessee Stinson (my great great grandmother) assembled a genealogical family group record of the Stinson Family, containing 279 handwritten pages, 290-page pdf. The original has been handed down through the generations and is now in my possession. Mary's desire was for the record to eventually be sent to the LDS Archives in Salt Lake City for preservation. I did send it, however, it turns out they are more interested in records with historical family stories and photos. Consequently, they returned it to me since it contains only names, birth, marriage, children born, and death dates.