CROW ROCK (Crabapple, Greene County)

[jeff of pa]

Crow Rock got its' name because this is where the young Crow sisters were butchered by Indians in 1791. Four sisters were taken by Indians, and three brutally killed.

The Recalling of an Indian Tragedy

http://cornerstonegenealogy.com/recalling_of_an_indian_trage.htm

 

[greentreecottage]

Do you know where their graves are and the memorial stone? Greene County PA is all I have to go on right now.

 

[hgl]

I lived not to far from there years ago. The rock was along a gravel road until a few years ago. I believe it was moved about 30 feet from it's original location. It was on a gravel road (Crows Rock Road) that ran along side of the Wheeling creek. I would have to look on a map to get the original location.

 

[hgl]

I lived not to far from there years ago. The rock was along a gravel road until a few years ago. I believe it was moved about 30 feet from it's original location. It was on a gravel road (Crows Rock Road) that ran along side of the Wheeling creek. I would have to look on a map to get the original location. There are still a few Crows that live in the area.

 

[JakeFlyFish]

My mother was raised on Big Wheeling Creek, it was known to us as Ruth Run, first big hollow coming down from your right if you are headed down creek, past the Tradewinds bar.That area was known as " The Meadow" to us when we were young. She was one of 17 raised in a two story log home that sat at the run. Part of it was still up in the 60's. . We've heard story of the Crow sister massacre forever, but I did not know about the rock. Is it still there or did Dunkard Fork Lake claim it and the graves? Jerry Andrews 304-281-5776 or text or phone and Jskve@aol.com for email. Thanks to anyone with information.