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About Croushore-Gazibara Family
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The Croushores -- originally spelled "Kraushaar" -- came from Germany in the middle decades of the 18th century and settled in and around Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Many of the oldest known members of the family are buried in Brush Creek Cemetery near what is now Irwin, PA. They were farmers and small business owners who prospered in the US. Other families connected to the Croushores with fairly extensive information on this website are the Sisley family and the Cook family -- descendants of Colonel Edward Cook who participated in the early conferences that led to the Declaration of Independence and served as an judge in Fayette County.
The Gazibaras came from the town of Donji Skrad outside of Zagreb in what is now Croatia, though they were Serbians, and settled in and around Export, PA in the early 1900s. Many of them were coal miners. They prospered in the US as well and now have descendants spread across the country.
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