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Randylyon at 17:25, 26 January 2022

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	CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (~~Dubuque, IA~~, May 21, 1911--Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.		Ancestry: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/14087436/person/29807013779/facts?_phsrc=cbC998&_phstart=successSource

			CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (MI, May 21, 1911--Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.

	During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.		During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.

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Randylyon at 23:26, 24 May 2019

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	CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.		CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911--Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.

	During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.		During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.

Randylyon at 23:26, 24 May 2019

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	CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989)~~. Naturalist~~. Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.		CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.

	During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.		During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.

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


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Randylyon at 21:57, 19 February 2010

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	CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Naturalist. Crossley, past president of Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.		CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Naturalist. Crossley, past president of the Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.

	During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.		During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.

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	During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.		During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda\|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.

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CROSSLEY, George Emmons. (Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1911-Dubuque, IA, May 21, 1989). Naturalist. Crossley, past president of Nature Conservancy of Iowa and member/officer of the Dubuque Audubon Society, conducted a breeding study of birds for twenty years in Jackson County for the National Fish and Wildlife Service. The study required him to drive a 25-mile route between Maquoketa and LaMotte, stopping every three minutes to record all birds heard or seen.

During a lifetime of observing nature, Crossley compiled a record of sighting 496 of the estimated 645 species of United States birds. Crossley and his wife [[CROSSLEY, Frieda|Frieda CROSSLEY]] were awarded the William Dutcher Award by the National Audubon Society at its March 26, 1988 convention for their service to the organization.