CROSSLEY, Frieda - Revision history

Randylyon at 17:27, 26 January 2022

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	[[Image:crossley.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CROSSLEY, Frieda. (~~Denver~~, IA, Mar 23, 1905-Apr. 1, 2002). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.		Ancestry: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/14087436/person/18010425304/facts

			[[Image:crossley.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Creston, IA, Mar 23, 1905-Dubuque, IA, Apr. 1, 2002). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

	Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.		Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

Randylyon at 04:01, 31 December 2020

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	[[Image:crossley.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.		[[Image:crossley.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA, Mar 23, 1905-Apr. 1, 2002). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

	Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.		Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Randylyon at 16:36, 25 May 2019

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	CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.		[[Image:crossley.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

	Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.		Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

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Randylyon at 23:24, 24 May 2019

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	CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- )~~. Naturalist and teacher~~. Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.		CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

	Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.		Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

	The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.		The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.

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			Bielema, Ross, "Birdwatcher Recalls Early Trips," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 19, 1990, p. 12


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	The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.		The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.


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Randylyon at 03:21, 14 August 2008

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	CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Naturalist and teacher. Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George\|George CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.		CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Naturalist and teacher. Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George Emmons\|George Emmons CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

	Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.		Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

	The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.		The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.

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CROSSLEY, Frieda. (Denver, IA- ). Naturalist and teacher. Crossley, a music teacher at [[IRVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[AUDUBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], [[WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL]], and [[JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL]] in Dubuque, and her husband [[CROSSLEY, George|George CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society. Presented at the March 26, 1988 convention, the award recognized the Crossleys for their long service to the society. Beginning in 1951 the Crossleys achieved nearly perfect attendance at Audubon Society conventions in addition to bringing their knowledge to those outside the society.

Crossley trekked with her husband through remote areas of the world including Guatemala, India, and Peru in search of elusive birds. Closer to home, Crossley aided her husband in a twenty year survey of breeding birds in eastern Iowa for the National Fish and Wildlife Service.

The Crossleys brought their knowledge to the public through a series of nature films. Frieda, able to apply her musical training to learning the call of birds, taught the elements of bird study to appreciative audiences at 4-H and Girl Scout camps.