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About: Clarence K. Crossan     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Clarence Kennedy Crossan (April 16, 1876 – September 25, 1960) was a Philadelphia Republican politician who served for 28 years on the Philadelphia City Council. Crossan was born in Philadelphia's Fox Chase neighborhood in 1876, the son of Kennedy Crossan and Martha Ann Maxton. His father founded Crossan Construction Company, a firm that specialized in railroad work, and Crossan and his brother, Arthur Brook Crossan, Sr., followed their father into the business. He graduated from the Peirce School of Business in 1889 at the age of thirteen, then attended the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with an electrical engineering degree in 1898. He married Emma Jeanne Heacock the following year.