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Cross Creek, Pennsylvania Deaths, 1810-90
Collection of death records from Cross Creek, Pennsylvania in the nineteenth century
Description
Located in south-western (Washington County) Pennsylvania, the quiet town of Cross Creek has been home to thousands of residents since its founding early in the nineteenth century. This database is a collection of death records from the town between 1810 and 1890. Each entry provides the individual's name, death date, and age. Most entries also contain family information helpful to the genealogist. Containing the names of over 1000 persons, this database can be a useful source of information to researchers of ancestors living in nineteenth century Pennsylvania.
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