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I went back and checked the data I sent you for their census stuff on 'recordlookups'. On the 1920 she is 21 on the 1930 she is 29. So between 1899 & 1900. I'm betting the younger she was the better she remembered her birthdate, with the 1920 census being the most accurate. I think I found her:
1900 PA, Philadelphia Co, Philadelphia ward 7, ED 141, pg 2b, 530 Tanney Street.
Crossin, Edward 29 bn apr 1871 PA, md 9yrs, pts Ire Ire
Annie 29 bn mar 1871 PA, md 9yrs, 2kids/2alive
Frances 5 bn jun 1891 PA (male)
Catherine 1 bn may 1899 PA
This is the only Catherine/Katherine with a father named Edward born the right year. They are at the same location for the 1910 with an addl son John.
This 'may be' the same Edward:
1880 PA, Philadelphia Co, Philadephia, dist 134, pg 282A, h/h 168
Crossen, Henry 42 bn IRE
Catherine 42 bn IRE
Edward 9 bn PA
Harry 7 bn PA
James 4 bn PA
You can check the entire 1880 census for free on Familysearch.org site. Just incase you wanted to do some digging for yourself.
I did find this of interest.
WW1 Draft Registration Card
Francis P. Crossin
bn 15 Jun 1891
in Luzerne Co, PA
Professional Baseball Player
Scranton Baseball Company
Married
Now the Luzerne County does not match but this is also where he is living in 1917. The Jun 1891 is a match for your Francis Crossin on the 1900 PA census. Just a possible and thought I would include it.
Hope this helps,
Marsha
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