John O Crow

Jennifer Suzanne Crow, age 40s, Stuart, FL View Details

Locations: Stuart FL, Tampa FL Possible Relatives: Shandi Caroline Carline, Bill J Crow, Daniel Scott Crow

Jason Michael Crow, age 40s, Rockford, MI View Details

Locations: Rockford MI, Sparta MI, Newtonville MA Possible Relatives: Christina Marie Crow, Ellen Louise Crow, Fred Bert Crow

John O Crow, age 112, Phoenix, AZ View Details

Cities: Phoenix AZ Possible Relatives: Bernese B Crow

John Curtis Crow, age 67, Drayton, SC View Details

Cities: Drayton SC, Roebuck SC, Spartanburg SC Possible Relatives: Danny R Crow, John K Crow, Linda D Crow

John Arvil Crow, age 71, Wichita Falls, TX View Details

Locations: Wichita Falls TX Possible Relatives: Benton Alexander Crow, Benton William Crow

Jack O Crow, age 70, Killeen, TX View Details

Locations: Killeen TX

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Orien Crow - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

John Orien Crow (September 7, 1912 - June 21, 1994), sometimes referred to as Oren Crowe, was an American football center who played professionally in the National Football League (NFL) for the Boston Redskins from 1933 to 1934. A Cherokee, he attended the Haskell Institute—now known as Haskell Indian Nations University—where he played college football.

John O. Crow Appointed Deputy Commissioner of Indian Affairs • bia.gov

Since 1966, Crow has served as Associate Director of Interior's Bureau of Land Management. Previously, he had lengthy and varied experience in the Indian Bureau. Secretary Morton said: The appointment of John O. Crow will be a key factor in strengthening management of the Bureau and, most important, improving the lot of the American Indian."

Bennett to be Deputy Commissioner of Indian Affairs • bia.gov

Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall today announced the appointment of John O. Crow, Deputy Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as Assistant Director of the Bureau of Land Management for lands and minerals. ... Crow, a Cherokee Indian and a veteran of 32 years' service with the Indian Bureau, was appointed Deputy Commissioner of Indian ...

Sheryl Crow On 'Letterman' Was Blamed For Author's Suicide - UPROXX • uproxx.com

When O'Brien heard Crow say, "Yes," recalls his sister Erin, "he got really torqued." O'Brien's father, John, drove his son through Venice, where O'Brien found Baerwald's house ...

Crow, John O., 1912-1994 | Archives at Yale • yale.edu

Crow, John O., 1912-1994 Person Staff Only Biography. John Orien Crow (Cherokee, or Aniyvwiyaʔi) was born in Salem, Missouri. He held a number of positions with the Bureau of Indian Affairs beginning in 1933. He was superintendent of the Truxton Canyon (Ariz.), Mescalero (N.M.), Fort Apache (Ariz.), and Uintah-Ouray (Utah) agencies, and in ...

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Kennedy Chooses Acting Head For Bureau of Indian Affairs; John Crow ... • nytimes.com

Named Army Under Sec. Kennedy Chooses Acting Head For Bureau of Indian Affairs; John Crow, Part Cherokee, to Handle Affairs of Race -Ailes Given Army Job

John O Crow, 53 - Kingman, AZ - Has Court or Arrest Records - MyLife.com • mylife.com

John Crow is 53 years old and was born on 08/29/1970. Previous to John's current city of Kingman, AZ, John Crow lived in Reno NV. Sometimes John goes by various nicknames including John O Crow, John O Crow, John O Crow, Johnny O Crow and John C Crow. John's present occupation is listed as an Owner/Operator at Crowz Cleaning Services.

TR Center - The Two Worlds of John Orien Crow - Theodore Roosevelt Center • theodorerooseveltcenter.org

Boston Redskins team photo, 1933-1934 season. John Orien Crow is pictured in the top row, second from the left. Crow only played with the team for one season and did not move with them to Washington, D.C. This short period of integrated games is often forgotten in sports history, as is the fact that actual Native Americans played for the team.