Individual Details
Elizabeth Smith
(Abt 1666 - Abt 1766)
The Crawford Book states that, a descendant living in Nelson Co VA, which was Amherst when David & Elizabeth died, had named his wife as Elizabeth Smith, that she lived to be 101 and survived David.
The following is an "assumption"
From SOME ANCIENT LANDOWNERS IN SAINT MARTIN'S PARISH; HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, by Norine Campbell Gregory, 2001, p.348
"Elizabeth Smith was apparently the dau or grand-dau of the prominent George Smith early in St. Peter's Parish [he died bef 2 Nov 1691]. When Smith patented 200 acres on the south side of York River, Mar 1652, his headrights were Geo. Smith, Phill. Crafford, John Crafford, Elizab. Crafford. Smith patented much land in New Kent, some near Edmonds & Terrell on Cattail Swamp.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1666 | ||||
| Death | Abt 1766 | ||||
| Marriage | David Crawford II |  |
Families
| Spouse | David Crawford II (1662 - 1762) |
| Child | David Crawford III (1697 - 1766) |
| Child | Elizabeth Crawford (1699 - ) |
| Child | John Crawford (1701 - ) |
| Child | Mary Crawford (1703 - ) |
| Child | Judith Crawford (1705 - ) |
| Child | Michael Crawford (1707 - ) |
Endnotes
1. Dedicated to the Memory of Robert Leighton Crawford., LAURUS CRAWFURDIANA, MEMORIALS OF THAT BRANCH OF THE CRAWFORD FAMILY WHICH COMPRISES THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CRAWFORD OF VIRGINIA. 1660-1883 With notices of the Allied Families. (Privately Printed, New York, 1883.), p.18-20.