Family:William Crossman and Mary Chandler (1)

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Marriage? Keiskamma Hoek, South Africa
Children
BirthDeath
1.
9 Sep 1870
28 Mar 1922
2.
9 May 1874
1 Jan 1950
3.
13 Jun 1876
4.
4 Apr 1880
5.
9 Nov 1882
 
6.
30 Aug 1885
7.
3 Feb 1888
 
8.
4 Apr 1892
30 Mar 1930
9.
4 Jan 1895
26 Jul 1939
10.
4 Nov 1897
1956

In the baptismal record of their son, Alfred, they are recorded as being "of Bailies Grave"

Here is an interesting paragraph about Bailie's Grave from this web page: http://www.ancestors.co.za/cemetery-records/historical-graves-in-south-africa/

"A significant number of British settlers and sons of the 1810 Settlers were killed in battle in the Frontier Wars. At least one had the place he was buried named after him – Bailie’s Grave near Keiskammahoek in the Ciskei; Charles Bailie, son of Lt. John Bailie, the founder of East London, was killed here in the Sixth Frontier War. Settler cemeteries in various parts of the Eastern Province contain the graves of many leading pioneers."