What Was Johnny Crawford's Net Worth When He Died?

Crawford was born into a musical family and began a recording career while he appeared on "The Rifleman," even singing on later seasons of the show. In the late 1950s and early '60s, he gained popularity among teenagers for his songs, per American Profile. In all, he recorded three albums under the Del-Fi label and

Crawford was born into a musical family and began a recording career while he appeared on "The Rifleman," even singing on later seasons of the show. In the late 1950s and early '60s, he gained popularity among teenagers for his songs, per American Profile. In all, he recorded three albums under the Del-Fi label and produced eight singles that made the Billboard Top 100 charts, including "Cindy's Birthday" from 1962, which reached #8.

In 1976, after more than a decade away from the public eye, Crawford appeared as Ben Shelby in Season 3 of "Little House on the Prairie." And he played the role of Sheriff's Deputy Noah Paisley in a 1985 episode of "Murder, She Wrote." Some of Crawford's other film credits include "Indian Paint," "The Restless Ones," and "El Dorado."

Later in his life, in 1992, Crawford led a California-based vintage dance orchestra, named JCO (the Johnny Crawford Orchestra). Over the years, JCO frequently played special events, including 15 years in a row at the Art Directors Guild Awards shows at the Beverly Hilton, in Beverly Hills.

At the time of his death, Johnny Crawford's net worth was $500 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. However, in 2019, Crawford's friend, Paul Petersen, organized a GoFundMe campaign to help the actor's family with expenses following his Alzheimer's Disease diagnosis.

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