Kentucky: A History of the State, Perrin, Battle, Kniffin, 8th ed., 1888,
Jefferson Co.

GEORGE M. CRAWFORD was born in Louisville, February 10, 1856, and is a son
of Robert I. and Margaret (Craig) Crawford, natives of Virginia.  The
former came to Louisville in 1845, and engaged in the wholesale dry goods
business.  He is now bookkeeper and cashier of Falls City Tobacco
Warehouse, Louisville.  He was born October 12, 1821, and has four sons
living, viz: Alexander W., Presbyterian minister and pastor of a church at
Campbellsville, Ky.; Newton G., manager of the Phoenix Storage Co.; Brown
C., book-keeper at Glover & Durrett's tobacco warehouse, and George M.
George M. Crawford was educated in the public schools of Louisville, and
afterward entered the hardware store of Hart & Co., as book-keeper and
cashier, where he remained for over four years.  Then for five years he was
with the Kentucky Flour Company; then became president of the Tobacco
Transfer Co., which he organized in 1885, and is still operating.  He
has been a director in the Westview Building Company for three years, and
is at present secretary and treasurer, and general manager of the same.
He was married in August, 1883, to Miss Abbie N. Tate, of lexington, Mo.
They have one child--Magnus Tate.

Crawford Craig Tate
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MO VA

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