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Crone, James Stephenson - 1869

Crone, James - 1869 - {Father John Crone} - {Mother Mary Ann Stevenson}
Crone, Eliza - 25th. September 1871 - {Father John Crone} - {Mother Mary Ann Stevenson}
Crone, Thomas - 11th. September 1877 - {Father John Crone} - {Mother Mary Ann Stevenson}
Crone, Isaac - 30th. November 1879 - {Father John Crone} - {Mother Mary Ann Stevenson}

Crone, Dennis - 1874

Crohn, Theodore William - 1880
Crohn, Henrietta Clara - 1883

Crone, Joseph - 1897 - {Father William Croan} - {Mother Elizabeth ..............}
Crone, Margaret Mary "Madge" - 1902 - {Father William Croan} - {Mother Elizabeth ..............}
Crone, Elizabeth - 1905 - {Father William Croan} - {Mother Elizabeth ..............}
Crone, Mary "May" - 1908 - {Father William Croan} - {Mother Elizabeth ..............}

Crone, James - 1899 - {Father James Crone of Co.Antrim} - {Mother Agnes .................}

Crone, Patrick Anthony - 1899

Crone, Agnes Olive - 1902

Crone, Samuel - 1905 - {Father Thomas Crone} - {Mother Alice .............}
Crone, Mary Elizabeth "lizzie" - 1907 - {Father Thomas Crone} - {Mother Alice .............}
Crone, Alice - 1909 - {Father Thomas Crone} - {Mother Alice .............}

Crone, John - 1911

Crone, Thomas - 1911

Crone, Margaret - 1913

Crone, Josephine - 1918

Crone, William - 1920

H = Headstone Image

Croan, Eliza - 1873 aged 57 - {b.c1816}

Crone, Isaac - 1888 aged 8 - {b.c1880} - Son of John and Mary Ann Crone

Croan, Patrick Antony - 1903 aged 3 - {b.c1899}

Croan, Mary Ann - 1912 aged 72 - {b.c1840}

Croan, John - 7th. August 1966
Croan, Mary - 26th. March 1991 - Wife of above
Croan, Gerald - 23rd. June 2011 - Son of above

Croan, Alexander - 27th. June 1981 aged 80 - {b.c1901} - H
Croan, Margaret - 5th. February 1983 aged 83 - {b.c1900} - Wife to above
Croan, Patrick Alexander "Lex" - 24th. June 1991 aged 58 - {b.c1833} - Son of above

Crone, Agnes - 10th. May 1984 aged 67 - {b.c1917} - Movilla Cemetery
Crone, Thomas - 18th. December 1998 - Husband to above

Crone, Edward Curtis - 15th. January 1876 - Married Agnes McIlwaine
Witnessed by Arthur Hill Thornton

Croan, William - 1897 - Married Eklizabeth Glynn

Crone, Thomas - 1904 - Married Alice ......

Croan, James - 1914 - Married ....................

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1901 Census of a house 5 in Balfour Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 family were living at 285 Donegal Road, St.Georges. Antrim - Henrietta Delahunt got married in Belfast 1902

1901 Census - Residents of a house 76 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 12 in Thomas Street Part of (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 21 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 36 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 49 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down) *

Newtownards Chronicle Saturday 13th. January 1912 - Young Newtownards Girl Burned to Death - Mary Anne Croan
Mrs. Clarke's plucky action commended
The dangers arising from the wearing of flannelette was painfully and with fatal consequences, demonstrated in the sad death of a young Newtownards girl whose underclothes accidentaly caught fire at her own fireside on monday night, and who succumbed to the shock of the burns received on tuesday morning. Time and again warnings have been issued to the public regarding the danger of wearing this material when near a fire but all warnings and fatal results from wearing of such has apparently and unfortunately fallen on deaf ears.  The sad case of Mary Ann Croan will be taken to heart by those who wear this cheap article of clothing. The facts of the unfortunate case were brought out at the inquest which was held at the Union Rooms on wednesday morning before Messrs. Edward McCall J.P. and Thomas R. Lavery J.P.
The following jury was sworn in :  David O'Prey {foreman} - Thomas Allen Brett - Edward McCall Jnr. - William John Moore - William McIvor - Thomas Eagleson - Robert Foster - James Corry - William Kerlin - Andrew Johnston - Robert Edgar - James Patterson - James Wallace - James Kerr - Alexander Morrison and John McCullough.
Serjeant McLaughlin conducted the proceedings on behalf of the police and Constables Phair and Tarpey were also present.
James Croan a cabinetmaker of  67 Mark Street deposed that he was the father of the deceased child Mary Ann Croan whose body had been viewed by the jury. She was aged 15 years past. He had last seen her alive on monday morning 8th. January. She was in her usual health. Witness worked in Belfast and next saw her that morning and he identified the body.
Mary Anne Croan of 67 Mark Street deposed that she was the grandmother of the deceased, She and the deceased were in the house by themselves about 8.30 pm that evening. Deceased sat down by the fireside before going to bed. Witness next saw her in flames, she ran to the door and out to the street, witness saw her carried in again. In a very short time Dr. Warnock and Dr. Jamison were in attendance and she was taken by ambulance to the infirmary.
Foreman: "What sort of garments was she wearing, were they likely to catch fire ... ?"
Witness: "She usually took off half her clothes before she sat down. Her chemise was flannelette and she had a flannelette inside bodice"
Foreman: "We may take it that, that was what caught fire"
Mrs. Lizzie Clarke of 18 Mark Street deposed that she resided opposite the house in which deceased lived. It was about 8.30 on the night of the 8th. and she heard the shout of the little girl at the door, witness ran out and took off her own underskirt and placed it over the little girl, when she looked at the girl she then realised it was Mary Ann Croan. All the clothes were burned off her, a man then came up and threw his overcoat over her. A man called McGinn and her grandmother then took her into her own house.
Dr. Robert Bailey deposed that he was Assistant Medical Officer in the workhouse. About 9.30 pm on the 8th. he saw deceased in the infirmary,. she was burned all over her body from top to bottom. She died at 8.00 am on the 9th. as a result of shock due to the burns.
Mr. McCall in asking the jury to consider their verdict said with regard to Mrs. Clarkes action that it was most prompt and deserved to be highly commended. He was sure the jury would take notice of it.  A verdict of accidental death was brought.

Newtownards Chronicle February 1912
Two boys names James and Alexander Croan of Mark Street were charged with being found wandering and not under proper control. The father Thomas Croan was charged with neglect and failing to exercise proper control. Evidence having been given by Sjt. McLaughlin the boys were committed to Artane Industrial School in Dublin until attaining the age of sixteen, the father to contribute 2s each per week towards their maintainance.

Newtownards Chronicle 16th. March 1912
Constable Farrell summoned James Croan of Mark Street for being drunk and disorderley on 22nd. February. Defendant sent a wire expressing his inability to attend court. Constable Farrell said the offence took place on last court day after the defendants boys were sent to Artane Industrial School. A fine of 5s with costs or a 7 day prison sentenced was imposed.

Craon, Alice - 1914 - Leased a house,office,yard and garden at 41 Frederick Street from Alexander Filson

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