CRONK Family Tree
Welcome to the CRONK Branch of the LINTON Family Tree
Copyright Terry Louis Linton © 2008-2013
CRONK Family Tree
Terry Louis Linton © 1968
Linton Research Fund Inc., Internet Publication © 2010
LINTON & BIRD CHRONICLES, Volume V, Issue 3, Fall © 2010, ISSN 1941-3521
updated June 10, 2017
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Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) & Evelyn Virginia BIRD
Children
Kenneth "Ken" Edward LINTON (1945) & Terry Louis LINTON (1949)
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Parents
Charles Edward LINTON(1890-1958) & Annie Lucretia CRONK (1888-1956)
Children
John Edward Charles Linton (1910-1911); Florence Avis LINTON Beavers (1912-1990); Kirk Louis Linton(1914-1987); Georganna Linton (1916-1916); Theodore "Ted" Francis Linton (1917-1970); Bernadette "Bernie" Thelma LINTON Butler (1921); Madeline "Madge" Elizabeth LINTON Bly(1922-1991)
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grandparents
Charles Fenton CRONK (1852-1918) & Georganna Lucretia COXEN (1855-1897)
children
Clarance CRONK (1877-1898); Willian "Willie" CRONK (179-1883); Louis Milton CRONK (1881-1919); Lena May CRONK Ballard (1884-1927); Annie Lucretia CRONK Linton (1888-1956) and Mary Emma CRONK Penn (1892-1977).
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great-grandparents
Charles Greenberry CRONK (1817-1866) & Sarah Anna "Susanna" MILLS (1833-1866)
children
Armstead Greenberry CRONK (1847-1932), Charles Fenton CRONK (1852-1918); Greenberry Mills CRONK (1854-1931)
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2nd great-grandfather
Charles CRONK (1795-1847)
Chrles was born in 1795 in New York and died circa 1847 in New York.
known children:
Charles Greenberry CRONK (1817-1866)
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Below: CRONK coat of arms © House of Names
CRONK Family Crest and Coat of Arms
House of Names
Origin: Dutch
Spelling variations of this family name include: Krangheid, Krankeide, Krankeit, Krankel, Kranke, Cronkite, Crankite, Crankhite, Cronkhite and many more.
First found in Holland, where the name became noted for its many branches in the region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region.
Coat of Arms: A blue shield with a silver crane holding a rock.
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