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 Topic review - Hemming Crosswell 
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Reply with quote Post Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 8:12 pm
Hemming Crosswell
Hi all, If anyone is interested, I have a spare/unwanted Death certificate for; Hemming Crosswell, (surname also spelt as-Cresswell ). Hemming died aged 54 on the 14 October 1892, at Bevington Salford, the death was registered at Alcester on 15 October. The informant was Anne Crosswell, daughter. Hemming was one of the sons of Henry Crosswell, and was born c1835/1838, and married Emma Newman, in Salford Warks, on 20 October 1858. If anyone can use this certificate, please let me know, I will be glad to forward it.


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