Chase County Kansas Obituaries
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Crawshaw, Woodrow W Woodrow Wilson Crawshaw,
90, Mayetta, died Jan. 29,
2003, at a Topeka retirement
center.
Mr. Crawshaw farmed from
1937 until 1947. He then
worked for the Adams Cattle
Company from 1948 until he
retired in 1980.
He was born Dec. 3, 1912, at
Maple Hill, the son of John
Thomas and Bessie Rae
Crawshaw. .
He was a member of the
Maple Hill Community
Church.
He married Nora May Teal
on Feb. 13, 1937, in Topeka.
She survives.
Mr. Crawshaw was preced-
ed in death by a son, Herbert
T. Crawshaw, in 1976; a step-
brother, Harold S. Teal; three
step-sisters, Sabina I. Kelley,
Martha I. Ridgeway and
Marjorie I. Ridgeway; one sis-
ter, Leila Holeman; and four
brothers, Clarence Crawshaw,
Elmer Crawshaw, Chester
Crawshaw and Cody
Crawshaw.
Survivors include his wife;
four sons, Woodrow W. Jr,
Marion, Ronnie L.,
Cottonwood Falls, Lester R.,
Mayetta and Joseph H.,
Newport, R.I.; one brother,
Franklin Crawshaw, Olathe; a
step-sister, Nora May
Crawshaw; ten grandchildren
and ten great-grandchildren.
Services were held Jan. 31,
2003, at Maple Hill
Community Church in Maple
Hill. Burial was at the Maple
Hill Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may
be given to the Maple Hill
Community Church, 104 E.
4th Street, Maple Hill, Kan.
66507. Penwell-Gabel Mid
Town Chapel is in charge of
arrangements.
Chase County Leader News, Cottonwood, Kans., Feb 06 2003