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Cromartie Reunion 2019

By Sam Cromartie | May 17, 2019

The 2019 reunion will be held the weekend of May 4-5th, 2019. In previous years, we have scheduled the reunion in October. Unfortunately, two of the last 3 years we were forced to cancel the reunion due to tropical weather. Dinner Saturday evening May 4th will be at Little Pond Caterers. Their address is: 2010 Princess Place…

Stephen Hopkins

By Sam Cromartie | December 25, 2018

Stephen Hopkins, Ruhamah Doane’s ancestor who came to Jamestown in 1610 and emigrated to Massachusetts on the Mayflower in 1620, lived a fascinating life. His biography, Here Shall I Die Ashore, was published in 2003 by Xlibris. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations Vol Six chronicles his descendants. It was published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants in 2001.

Cromartie Reunion

By Sam Cromartie | October 3, 2018

The Cromartie Reunion in Bladen County, North Carolina for 2018 has been cancelled due to the hurricane that hit the state.

The Cromartie Legacy book

The Cromartie Legacy

By Sam Cromartie | October 3, 2018

For those of you interested in Cromartie family genealogy, I published a book entitled The Cromartie Legacy in 2001. It is out of print but is available free in digital form on line. It can be found on my website www.samcromartie.com under the tab entitled The Author.

Mary Cromartie

By Sam Cromartie | October 1, 2018

I just received a query regarding Mary Cromartie (daughter of William Cromartie and Ruhamah Doane) and Archibald McNabb. Mary was born in Bladen County, NC on April 7, 1778 and died in Tattnall County, Georgia in March 1860. Archibald McNabb was born in NC about 1770 and died in Tattnall County, Georgia prior to February…

The Centenarian

By Sam Cromartie | November 19, 2017

My mother, May Hunter (Cookie) Cromartie celebrated her one hundredth birthday on Nov 17. She is the first centenarian recorded in my family to my knowledge. Does any one else know of other Cromarties to reach 100?

Clan Urquhart

By Sam Cromartie | November 16, 2017

The Cromartie family is a sept of Clan Urquhart. The chief of that clan is Colonel Wilkins Fisk Urquhart, an American who was born in New Orleans. He holds a degree in International Studies from the US Air Force Academy and a masters degree in Management from Webster University. After twenty-eight years in the Air…

Cromartie Reunion

By Sam Cromartie | September 2, 2017

The Cromartie Reunion will begin on Saturday Oct 7 at 1:00 with a driving tour of Cromartie Heritage Sites near Elizabethtown, NC. Participants will meet in the Bladen County Public Library parking lot. For details contact Amanda Gilbert at aacook@consolidated.net or 936 671 9680.That night at 6:00 there will be a Gathering and Dinner at…

William James Cromartie’s letter about William Cromartie

By Sam Cromartie | August 12, 2017

Following is a letter written by my great grandfather William James Cromartie about his grandfather William Cromartie. It was reproduced from a pamphlet entitled The William Cromartie Family that the McCulloch Press published in August 1946. Garland, N.C.July 13, 1894 Dear Sir: Your letter has been received and I am glad to see someone interested…

People standing in front of gravestone

William Cromartie Cemetery

By Sam Cromartie | August 1, 2017

Tonya Cromartie, David Cromartie, Sam Cromartie, and Kimberly Cromartie Horwedel at the William Cromartie Cemetery in Bladen County, North Carolina