WE WELCOME THOSE WITH A GENUINE INTEREST IN BING CROSBY. YOU WILL BE ASKED THREE QUESTIONS WHEN YOU REGISTER. DEPENDING ON YOUR ANSWERS, WE WILL EITHER APPROVE OR NOT APPROVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP. This requirement arises from misuse of the forum by a few.
KEEP AN EYE ON:-
Jon Oye keeps adding images to his site Contemplations on Classic Movies and Music
David Lobosco has continual additions to his site The Bing Crosby News Archive
Tony Mead adds photos and other interesting material Bing's Photos
NOTE: If you are having trouble logging in, please contact David Lobosco at davidlobosco@yahoo.com.
1 of 1- David Lobosco
- Moderator
Offline 
- From: Pennsylvania
- Registered: 21/11/2010
- Posts: 1,599
Bing's Family History Presentation
For anyone in the Spokane area, this sounds like a great presentation. I would love to be there:
- Malcolm Macfarlane
- Senior Member
Offline
- From: Wilmslow, Cheshire, UK
- Registered: 22/11/2010
- Posts: 841
Re: Bing's Family History Presentation
Me, too.
- Richard Baker
- Moderator
Offline
- From: Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Engl
- Registered: 20/11/2010
- Posts: 1,542
Re: Bing's Family History Presentation
I wonder if there will be any new discoveries to be revealed. Larry Crosby wrote a book about the Crosby family tree some years ago, complete with faux antique font. A copy of it here.
I have found another version of the family tree here
and yet another one, set out in a slightly less approachable way, here
The family is traceable back to the early 17th Century, which is further than many can manage, and Larry found references to earlier Crosbys but without any conclusive links.
Last edited by Richard Baker (20/2/2011 3:42 pm)