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CROWAN Cecelia Mary

Female 1887 - 1942  (~ 54 years)


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  1. 1.  CROWAN Cecelia Mary was born in Dec 1887 in Crow Wing, MN (daughter of AITKIN Isabelle); died on 25 Oct 1942 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA.

    Family/Spouse: CHANDONNET Thomas John. Thomas (son of CHANDONNET Onesime and BRANCHAUD Julia) was born on 03 Mar 1881 in Belle Prairie, MN; died on 27 Jan 1968 in Wahkon, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. CHANDONNET Ralph was born in 1905.
    2. CHANDONNET Belle (Isabelle) was born in 1907.
    3. CHANDONNET Hazel was born in 1910.
    4. CHANDONNET Mildred was born about 1912.
    5. Living

Generation: 2

  1. 3.  AITKIN Isabelle was born in 1848 in Sauk Rapids, MN (daughter of AITKIN William A.); died about 1912 in Waubun, MN.
    Children:
    1. 1. CROWAN Cecelia Mary was born in Dec 1887 in Crow Wing, MN; died on 25 Oct 1942 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA.


Generation: 3

  1. 6.  AITKIN William A. was born in 1785 in Scotland; died on 16 Sep 1851 in Benton Co., MN.

    Notes:

    According to Ely's Diary, William A. Aitkin came from Canada and
    married into a good Indian family and took up his headquarters around
    Sandy Lake for many years before the close of the War of 1812. He
    became the chief factor of the American Fur Company in Fond du Lac
    Department with the center at Sandy Lake in 1831. In December 1838,
    C. H. Oaks and Abrose Davenport arrived at Fond du Lac from La
    Paolinte to replace William A. Aitkin as factor in the Fon du Lac
    Department. 24 Aitkin's fur trade included Grand Portage, Fon du
    Lac, Vermilion, Rainy Lake, Red Lake, Pembina, Red Cedar River, since
    the records of the April meeting of the St. Croix County
    Commissioners state that for the election, one of the voting
    precincts of Crow Wing settlement was to be held in the store of
    William A. Aitkin. The judges of the election were William R. Aitkin,
    John Aitkin, and John Bellecour. 25

    24. Ely, Diary, October 28, 1838.

    25. Crow Wing County WPA Research Collections, p. 20.

    Children:
    1. 3. AITKIN Isabelle was born in 1848 in Sauk Rapids, MN; died about 1912 in Waubun, MN.