Mildred Jeane Cree
Female, CreeID#5405, (4 April 1925 - 5 April 1992)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Mildred Jeane Cree was buried in National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Her married name was Knox.
Mildred Jeane Cree married Charles Knox. Mildred Jeane Cree was born on 4 April 1925. She was the daughter of William Lockman Cree and Beulah Bennett.
Her father William Lockman Cree died on 12 August 1968 in Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Mildred Jeane Cree died on 5 April 1992 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
Mildred Jeane Cree married Charles Knox. Mildred Jeane Cree was born on 4 April 1925. She was the daughter of William Lockman Cree and Beulah Bennett.
Her father William Lockman Cree died on 12 August 1968 in Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Mildred Jeane Cree died on 5 April 1992 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
Family: Mildred Jeane Cree and Charles Knox
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Charles Knox
Male, CreeID#5406
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: Charles Knox and Mildred Jeane Cree
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Joseph Malin Youngkin
Male, CreeID#5407, (21 November 1877 - )
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Joseph Malin Youngkin died. Y. He was born on 21 November 1877 in Altoona, Polk County, Iowa, USA. He was the son of David S. Youngkin and Mary Lavina Hoover.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Walker
Male, CreeID#5408
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: William Walker and Martha McKee
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
David Logan
Male, CreeID#5409
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: David Logan and Christina McKee
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
James W. Fulton
Male, CreeID#5410
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: James W. Fulton and Jane (Jean) McKee
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Elliot McKee
Male, CreeID#5411, (18 November 1832 - 9 June 1853)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
William Elliot McKee was born on 18 November 1832. He was the son of John McKee and Jean I. Davis.
His father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
William Elliot McKee died on 9 June 1853 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
William Elliot McKee died on 9 June 1853 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Isaiah Davis McKee
Male, CreeID#5412, (4 December 1835 - 2 December 1920)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Isaiah Davis McKee was born on 4 December 1835. He was the son of John McKee and Jean I. Davis.
His father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
His mother Jean I. Davis died on 17 August 1891.
Isaiah Davis McKee died on 2 December 1920.
His father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
His mother Jean I. Davis died on 17 August 1891.
Isaiah Davis McKee died on 2 December 1920.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Jane McKee
Female, CreeID#5413, (18 October 1840 - 16 May 1909)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Mary Jane McKee was buried in Wesley Chapel Cem., Davis County, Iowa, USA. Her married name was Reed. She was born on 18 October 1840. She was the daughter of John McKee and Jean I. Davis.
Her father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
Mary Jane McKee married Phineas Reed on 11 March 1856 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Jean I. Davis died on 17 August 1891.
Mary Jane McKee died on 16 May 1909 in Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Her father John McKee died on 12 October 1851.
Mary Jane McKee married Phineas Reed on 11 March 1856 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Jean I. Davis died on 17 August 1891.
Mary Jane McKee died on 16 May 1909 in Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Family: Mary Jane McKee and Phineas Reed
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Martha Eleanor McKee
Female, CreeID#5414, (9 February 1844 - 30 December 1844)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Martha Eleanor McKee was born on 9 February 1844. She was the daughter of John McKee and Jean I. Davis.
Martha Eleanor McKee died on 30 December 1844.
Martha Eleanor McKee died on 30 December 1844.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Thomas Parks
Male, CreeID#5415
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Thomas Parks married Nancy McKee, daughter of James McKie and Jane Cree, c 1849 in Woodward Twp., Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: Thomas Parks and Nancy McKee
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Phineas Reed
Male, CreeID#5416, (5 October 1830 - 24 October 1912)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Phineas Reed was buried in Wesley Chapel Cem., Davis County, Iowa, USA. He was born on 5 October 1830 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Phineas Reed married Mary Jane McKee, daughter of John McKee and Jean I. Davis, on 11 March 1856 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
His wife Mary Jane McKee died on 16 May 1909 in Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Phineas Reed died on 24 October 1912 in Davis County, Iowa.
Phineas Reed married Mary Jane McKee, daughter of John McKee and Jean I. Davis, on 11 March 1856 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
His wife Mary Jane McKee died on 16 May 1909 in Davis County, Iowa, USA.
Phineas Reed died on 24 October 1912 in Davis County, Iowa.
Family: Phineas Reed and Mary Jane McKee
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Eva Korpowski
Female, CreeID#5417, (15 November 1909 - 16 October 1960)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Mary Eva Korpowski was buried in Harleigh Cemetery, Camden County, New Jersey, USA. Her married name was Cree. She was born on 15 November 1909 in Camden, New Jersey, USA.
Mary Eva Korpowski married William Judson Cree, son of William Adonirum Judson Cree and Emilie Rau, on 29 April 1937 in Balboa, Panama Canal Zone.
Her daughter Mary Patricia Cree was born on 22 November 1939 in Balboa.
Mary Eva Korpowski died on 16 October 1960 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Mary Eva Korpowski married William Judson Cree, son of William Adonirum Judson Cree and Emilie Rau, on 29 April 1937 in Balboa, Panama Canal Zone.
Her daughter Mary Patricia Cree was born on 22 November 1939 in Balboa.
Mary Eva Korpowski died on 16 October 1960 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Child of Mary Eva Korpowski and William Judson Cree
- Mary Patricia Cree (22 November 1939 - 26 June 1993)
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Peggy Cassell
Female, CreeID#5418
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Peggy Cassell married William Judson Cree, son of William Adonirum Judson Cree and Emilie Rau. Her married name was Cree.
Family: Peggy Cassell and William Judson Cree
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Patricia Cree
Female, CreeID#5419, (22 November 1939 - 26 June 1993)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Her married name was Shafer. Mary Patricia Cree was born on 22 November 1939 in Balboa, Panama Canal Zone. She was the daughter of William Judson Cree and Mary Eva Korpowski.
Her mother Mary Eva Korpowski died on 16 October 1960 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Her father William Judson Cree died on 22 March 1982 in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA.
Mary Patricia Cree died on 26 June 1993 in Greenville, Delaware, USA. Unknown GEDCOM info: Suicide.
Her mother Mary Eva Korpowski died on 16 October 1960 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Her father William Judson Cree died on 22 March 1982 in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA.
Mary Patricia Cree died on 26 June 1993 in Greenville, Delaware, USA. Unknown GEDCOM info: Suicide.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Lester Roy Dixon
Male, CreeID#5421, (5 February 1909 - 18 April 1983)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Lester Roy Dixon married Eldine Loretta Boone. Lester Roy Dixon was born on 5 February 1909. He was the son of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
His father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Lester Roy Dixon died on 18 April 1983.
His father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Lester Roy Dixon died on 18 April 1983.
Family: Lester Roy Dixon and Eldine Loretta Boone
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Leona Jane Dixon
Female, CreeID#5422, (15 June 1911 - 11 February 1992)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Her married name was Lovell.
Leona Jane Dixon married Glenn Lovell. Leona Jane Dixon was born on 15 June 1911. She was the daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Her father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Leona Jane Dixon died on 11 February 1992.
Leona Jane Dixon married Glenn Lovell. Leona Jane Dixon was born on 15 June 1911. She was the daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Her father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Leona Jane Dixon died on 11 February 1992.
Family: Leona Jane Dixon and Glenn Lovell
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Kenneth James Dixon
Male, CreeID#5423, (21 February 1914 - 22 January 1977)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Kenneth James Dixon was born on 21 February 1914. He was the son of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Kenneth James Dixon married Grace O. Richards on 18 April 1935.
His father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His wife Grace O. Richards died on 4 February 1975.
Kenneth James Dixon died on 22 January 1977.
Kenneth James Dixon married Grace O. Richards on 18 April 1935.
His father David Austin Dixon died on 7 December 1956 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Leona Cree died on 13 July 1957 in Van Ormer, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His wife Grace O. Richards died on 4 February 1975.
Kenneth James Dixon died on 22 January 1977.
Family: Kenneth James Dixon and Grace O. Richards
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Thelma Edith Dixon
Female, CreeID#5424, (29 March 1918 - 3 January 1920)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Thelma Edith Dixon was born on 29 March 1918 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Thelma Edith Dixon died on 3 January 1920 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
Thelma Edith Dixon died on 3 January 1920 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Eldine Loretta Boone
Female, CreeID#5425
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Eldine Loretta Boone married Lester Roy Dixon, son of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree. Her married name was Dixon.
Family: Eldine Loretta Boone and Lester Roy Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
John C Cree
Male, CreeID#5426, (15 September 1885 - 31 March 1918)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
John C Cree was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was born on 15 September 1885 in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George W. Cree and Sarah Jane Williams.
John C Cree died on 31 March 1918 in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
John C Cree died on 31 March 1918 in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Grace O. Richards
Female, CreeID#5427, (21 September 1913 - 4 February 1975)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Her married name was Dixon. Grace O. Richards was born on 21 September 1913 in Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Grace O. Richards married Kenneth James Dixon, son of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree, on 18 April 1935.
Grace O. Richards died on 4 February 1975.
Grace O. Richards married Kenneth James Dixon, son of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree, on 18 April 1935.
Grace O. Richards died on 4 February 1975.
Family: Grace O. Richards and Kenneth James Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Glenn Lovell
Male, CreeID#5428
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: Glenn Lovell and Leona Jane Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Ralph Thomas Gardner
Male, CreeID#5429, ( - 22 November 1968)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Ralph Thomas Gardner married Hazel Sarah Dixon, daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Ralph Thomas Gardner died on 22 November 1968.
Ralph Thomas Gardner died on 22 November 1968.
Family: Ralph Thomas Gardner and Hazel Sarah Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Samuel Howard Flegal
Male, CreeID#5430, (17 March 1905 - 3 June 1979)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Samuel Howard Flegal was born on 17 March 1905 in Graham, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Samuel Howard Flegal married Hazel Sarah Dixon, daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree, on 6 June 1970.
Samuel Howard Flegal died on 3 June 1979 in Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Samuel Howard Flegal married Hazel Sarah Dixon, daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree, on 6 June 1970.
Samuel Howard Flegal died on 3 June 1979 in Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: Samuel Howard Flegal and Hazel Sarah Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Velma Dixon
Female, CreeID#5431, (c 1922 - )
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Her married name was Hanna.
Velma Dixon married Ambrose Samuel Hanna. Velma Dixon was born c 1922 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Velma Dixon married Ambrose Samuel Hanna. Velma Dixon was born c 1922 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree.
Family: Velma Dixon and Ambrose Samuel Hanna
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Ambrose Samuel Hanna
Male, CreeID#5432, (24 January 1912 - 18 December 1994)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Ambrose Samuel Hanna married Velma Dixon, daughter of David Austin Dixon and Elizabeth Leona Cree. Ambrose Samuel Hanna was born on 24 January 1912.
Ambrose Samuel Hanna died on 18 December 1994.
Ambrose Samuel Hanna died on 18 December 1994.
Family: Ambrose Samuel Hanna and Velma Dixon
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
John Troxell
Male, CreeID#5433, (24 December 1838 - 2 April 1932)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
John Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
John Troxell married Elizabeth Glasgow. John Troxell was born on 24 December 1838 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His wife Elizabeth Glasgow died on 2 May 1927 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
John Troxell died on 2 April 1932 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
John Troxell married Elizabeth Glasgow. John Troxell was born on 24 December 1838 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His wife Elizabeth Glasgow died on 2 May 1927 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
John Troxell died on 2 April 1932 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
Family: John Troxell and Elizabeth Glasgow
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Elizabeth Glasgow
Female, CreeID#5434, (1 May 1847 - 2 May 1927)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Elizabeth Glasgow married John Troxell, son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree. Elizabeth Glasgow was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. Her married name was Troxell. She was born on 1 May 1847 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Elizabeth Glasgow died on 2 May 1927 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Elizabeth Glasgow died on 2 May 1927 in Blandburg, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: Elizabeth Glasgow and John Troxell
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Troxell
Male, CreeID#5435, (1840 - 1889)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
William Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was born in 1840 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
William Troxell died in 1889 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
William Troxell died in 1889 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
David Troxell
Male, CreeID#5436, (1842 - )
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
David Troxell died. Y. He was born in 1842 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
George Troxell
Male, CreeID#5437, (1845 - 1926)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
George Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
George Troxell married Elizabeth Ann Baker. George Troxell was born in 1845 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
George Troxell died in 1926 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
George Troxell married Elizabeth Ann Baker. George Troxell was born in 1845 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
George Troxell died in 1926 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: George Troxell and Elizabeth Ann Baker
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Jane Troxell
Female, CreeID#5438, (1847 - 20 June 1925)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Mary Jane Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. Her married name was Hohn.
Mary Jane Troxell married Henry Hohn. Mary Jane Troxell was born in 1847 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
Her father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Mary Jane Troxell died on 20 June 1925 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Mary Jane Troxell married Henry Hohn. Mary Jane Troxell was born in 1847 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
Her father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Mary Jane Troxell died on 20 June 1925 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: Mary Jane Troxell and Henry Hohn
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Sarah A. Troxell
Female, CreeID#5439, (January 1853 - 13 May 1922)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Sarah A. Troxell The actual date of birth of Sarah A. (Troxell) Craine remains somewhat of a mystery.
The year of her birth as shown on her tombstone in the Asbury Cemetery in Blair County, Pa. is 1849. However, her age as shown on 6 consecutive census records would indicate that she was born in the early to mid 1850s. The 1900 census which is the only one that gives the month and year of a persons birth lists Sarahs birth as occurring in January of 1853. Furthermore, Sarah is not listed with her father's children in the 1850 census which she should have been if she had been born in 1849. Since the birth dates shown in the 1900 census are usually considered more reliable, I have therefore listed her as having been born in January of 1853. She was buried in Asbury Cemetery, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was born in January 1853 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
Her father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Sarah A. Troxell died on 13 May 1922 in Antis Twp., Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
The year of her birth as shown on her tombstone in the Asbury Cemetery in Blair County, Pa. is 1849. However, her age as shown on 6 consecutive census records would indicate that she was born in the early to mid 1850s. The 1900 census which is the only one that gives the month and year of a persons birth lists Sarahs birth as occurring in January of 1853. Furthermore, Sarah is not listed with her father's children in the 1850 census which she should have been if she had been born in 1849. Since the birth dates shown in the 1900 census are usually considered more reliable, I have therefore listed her as having been born in January of 1853. She was buried in Asbury Cemetery, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was born in January 1853 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
Her father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Sarah A. Troxell died on 13 May 1922 in Antis Twp., Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Charles W. Troxell
Male, CreeID#5440, (1856 - 1908)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Charles W. Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was born in 1856 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Charles W. Troxell died in 1908 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His mother Elizabeth Cree died on 1 June 1902 in Reade Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Charles W. Troxell died in 1908 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Rebecca Ellen Troxell
Female, CreeID#5441, (1857 - )
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Rebecca Ellen Troxell died. Y. She was born in 1857 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Samuel C. Troxell
Male, CreeID#5442, (1863 - 14 March 1895)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Samuel C. Troxell was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was born in 1863 in White Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Samuel C. Troxell died on 14 March 1895 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His father George Troxell died in 1882 in Glasgow, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Samuel C. Troxell died on 14 March 1895 in Reade Twp., Cambria County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Henry Hohn
Male, CreeID#5443
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Family: Henry Hohn and Mary Jane Troxell
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Lovell
Female, CreeID#5444
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Her married name was Cree.
Mary Lovell married W. Herman Cree, son of George W. Cree and Sarah Jane Williams, on 26 October 1922 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
Mary Lovell married W. Herman Cree, son of George W. Cree and Sarah Jane Williams, on 26 October 1922 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
Family: Mary Lovell and W. Herman Cree
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Elizabeth Ann Baker
Female, CreeID#5445
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21a. The John Cree branch of PA |
Elizabeth Ann Baker married George Troxell, son of George Troxell and Elizabeth Cree. Her married name was Troxell.
Family: Elizabeth Ann Baker and George Troxell
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
William Demetrius Craine
Male, CreeID#5446, (8 November 1844 - 27 November 1937)
William Demetrius Craine was buried in Asbury Cemetery, Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was born on 8 November 1844.
William Demetrius Craine died on 27 November 1937 in Antis Twp., Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
William Demetrius Craine died on 27 November 1937 in Antis Twp., Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA)
Male, CreeID#5447, (c 1750 - 5 February 1829)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21b. The David Cree branch of PA Mini-chart 6882 A first County Down Cree family Mini-chart 11612 Migrants to USA |
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) was born c 1750. He was the son of Male#2 Cree.
It is uncertain at present (2018) whether David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) was born in the USA or in Ireland.1
It is reasonably well established that David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and John Cree (of Barree Township, PA) were brothers. The evidence comes from family legends of both lines.
Robert H Cree, a descendant of John Cree, has written:
When I was a young boy, my old uncle, Harry W. Cree (1857-1937), often told me that his grandfather, David Cree (1795-1871), had told him many times that his father, John Cree (of Barree Township, PA), was born in County Down, Northern Ireland in the vicinity of Belfast. Furthermore, John Cree's youngest daughter Anne states in the 1870 Federal Census that her father was foreign born. My uncle Harry Cree also told me that his grandfather told him on numerous occasions that his father John and the David Cree who lived in Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pa. were brothers and that they often visited each other while John was still living in Huntingdon County. As a matter of fact, a recent (2005) DNA match confirms the fact that at some point in time, John and David Cree had indeed shared a common ancestor.
Robert H Cree has also researched the line of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) where the same family story was told:
According to a long standing family tradition, held by some of the older descendants of David Cree, he was born in this country, possibly in New Jersey, and that he was a brother of John Cree of Barree Township, Huntingdon County, Pa.
The Cree yDNA Project has established that there was a close relationship between John and David Cree. They were found to be either brothers or first cousins.2
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) married Anne Patterson before 1773. Their marriage record has not been found but they were said to have been married when they moved to Dublin Township.
C 1773 David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson moved from near Philadelphia and settled at Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA.3,4,5
From 1773 to 1810 there are a number of deeds and tax assessments relating to David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) residence in Hamilton Township and Dublin Township, Pennsylvania.6
His son Samuel Cree was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA.
His son James Cree was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania.
His son John Cree was born on 30 September 1778 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Jane Cree was born on 5 April 1780 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 2 May 1782 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anne Cree was born on 8 June 1784 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Hannah Cree was born on 6 May 1786 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son Jonathon Cree was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son David Cree Jr was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Robert Cree was born on 1 January 1790 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Alexander Cree was born on 20 October 1794 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son John Cree died c 1806 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.7
His son Samuel Cree died on 6 August 1819 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Hannah Cree died c 1821 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Jane Cree died on 11 August 1828 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) left a will dated 30 January 1829 at Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.8
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) died on 5 February 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in the Old Cree Cemetery, Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA. Robert H Cree was of the opinion that most of the early members of the Cree family were probably buried there too.9
It is uncertain at present (2018) whether David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) was born in the USA or in Ireland.1
It is reasonably well established that David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and John Cree (of Barree Township, PA) were brothers. The evidence comes from family legends of both lines.
Robert H Cree, a descendant of John Cree, has written:
When I was a young boy, my old uncle, Harry W. Cree (1857-1937), often told me that his grandfather, David Cree (1795-1871), had told him many times that his father, John Cree (of Barree Township, PA), was born in County Down, Northern Ireland in the vicinity of Belfast. Furthermore, John Cree's youngest daughter Anne states in the 1870 Federal Census that her father was foreign born. My uncle Harry Cree also told me that his grandfather told him on numerous occasions that his father John and the David Cree who lived in Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pa. were brothers and that they often visited each other while John was still living in Huntingdon County. As a matter of fact, a recent (2005) DNA match confirms the fact that at some point in time, John and David Cree had indeed shared a common ancestor.
Robert H Cree has also researched the line of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) where the same family story was told:
According to a long standing family tradition, held by some of the older descendants of David Cree, he was born in this country, possibly in New Jersey, and that he was a brother of John Cree of Barree Township, Huntingdon County, Pa.
The Cree yDNA Project has established that there was a close relationship between John and David Cree. They were found to be either brothers or first cousins.2
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) married Anne Patterson before 1773. Their marriage record has not been found but they were said to have been married when they moved to Dublin Township.
C 1773 David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson moved from near Philadelphia and settled at Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA.3,4,5
From 1773 to 1810 there are a number of deeds and tax assessments relating to David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) residence in Hamilton Township and Dublin Township, Pennsylvania.6
His son Samuel Cree was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA.
His son James Cree was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania.
His son John Cree was born on 30 September 1778 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Jane Cree was born on 5 April 1780 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 2 May 1782 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anne Cree was born on 8 June 1784 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Hannah Cree was born on 6 May 1786 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son Jonathon Cree was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son David Cree Jr was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Robert Cree was born on 1 January 1790 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Alexander Cree was born on 20 October 1794 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son John Cree died c 1806 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.7
His son Samuel Cree died on 6 August 1819 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His daughter Hannah Cree died c 1821 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Jane Cree died on 11 August 1828 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) left a will dated 30 January 1829 at Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.8
David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) died on 5 February 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in the Old Cree Cemetery, Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA. Robert H Cree was of the opinion that most of the early members of the Cree family were probably buried there too.9
Children of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson
- Samuel Cree+ (14 February 1774 - 6 August 1819)
- James Cree+ (20 September 1776 - 11 February 1858)
- John Cree (30 September 1778 - c 1806)
- Jane Cree+ (5 April 1780 - 11 August 1828)
- Mary Cree+ (2 May 1782 - date unknown)
- Anne Cree (8 June 1784 - Unknown)
- Hannah Cree (6 May 1786 - c 1821)
- Jonathon Cree (4 October 1788 - 23 November 1862)
- David Cree Jr (4 October 1788 - 24 November 1859)
- Robert Cree (1 January 1790 - 2 August 1868)
- Alexander Cree (20 October 1794 - c 1837)
References
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, GEDCOM file created by Robert H Cree, 2006, Most of the text that relates to the Cree Families of Pennsylvania is copyright (c) Robert H Cree 2006., "Very little is known about the origins or the early life of David Cree of Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pa. According to a long standing family tradition, held by some of the older descendants of David Cree, he was born in this country, possibly in New Jersey, and was a brother of John Cree of Barree Township, Huntingdon County, Pa. However, in the opinion of this writer, it would seem more likely that David Cree was born in County Down in Northern Ireland and that he probably came to this country at an early age with his parents and possibly other family members. If he was not born in Northern Ireland, his parents most certainly would have been born there. As far as is known, all of the other Cree lines that settled in Pennsylvania prior to 1800 originated in Northern Ireland. At this time, the names of David Cree's parents are unknown. Recent DNA tests (2005) of a direct male descendant of David Cree, a direct male descendant of Joseph Cree, an 18th century resident of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and a direct male descendant of John Cree of Barree Twp., Huntingdon County, Pa. indicate a positive DNA match between these three Cree lines. Unfortunately, at the present time, these matches only confirm that at some time in the past, these three Crees shared a common male Cree ancestor. Although there is considerable evidence to suggest that David and John were indeed brothers, there is at this time no documented proof of this relationship. However, it is known that both David and John were living in the same area of Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pa. in 1780 and that they both settled in Huntingdon County about 1783.
At some time during his early years, David's family apparently was living in eastern Pennsylvania, probably in the area west of Philadelphia in what is now Chester County. It is possible that he was married while living at that location. Some time in the 1770s, he moved westward into what was then Hamilton Township, Cumberland County (now Franklin County) at which location some of his older children were born. He is shown in the Hamilton Township tax assessment lists for the years 1778, 1779 and 1780. About 1783, David Cree and his family once again migrated westward a few miles into what is now Dublin Township, Huntingdon County where his younger children were born and where he lived for the remainder of his life. David Cree served as a Dublin township constable in 1792 and as a township supervisor in 1802. Although only two of David Cree's sons ever married, their numerous descendants are now scattered throughout the entire United States." - [S16] Personal communication, Robert H Cree. Most of the text in this website which relates to the Cree Families of Pennsylvania is copyright (c) Robert H Cree 2006.
- [S553] M.S. Lytle, History of Huntingdon County (Lancaster, PA.: William H. Roy, 1876), "David Cree and his wife, from near Philadelphia, settled on a fine tract of limestone land in the southern part of the township (Dublin), owned by Nathan McDowell of Peters Township, Franklin County, from whom they rented, about the year 1783. They paid an annual rent, as appears from the original articles of agreement, of ten pounds. The land was afterwards (1796) bought by Mr. Cree and remained in the possession of his family until a few years ago. Ten children were born to him there and their descendants are among the most respected people in the county. One of the latter is Thomas K. Cree, so well known in connection with the founding of the YMCA. The farm passed into the hands of James Clymans, its present owner and is now one of the best in the county."
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, "The farm was sold by the heirs of David Cree to James Clymans on March 29, 1865. The original log farmhouse was torn down about 1900 and was replaced by the present house. The farm was owned by Alvin Peterson, grandson of James Clymans when visited by the writer in 1962.
David Cree and his wife are buried in unmarked graves but the exact location of these graves is unknown. There is some possibility that they are buried either in the Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Cemetery, Franklin County, where they are known to have worshipped and where their son James is buried or in the cemetery at Burnt Cabins, Fulton County which is the nearest public cemetery to their homestead and which is the burial place of their sons, Jonathon, Robert and David. However, in the opinion of this writer, both David Cree and his wife and possibly their sons John and Alexander are probably buried in a now abandoned small graveyard situated on a hilltop approx. 300 yards west of their homestead farm house. I have been told by local researchers that old time residents of the area often referred to this graveyard as the Old Cree Cemetery. The U.S. Geological Survey Mapping Service also shows this as the Cree Cemetery. Finally, I was told by Alvin Peterson who had inherited the David Cree homestead property that older members of his family had often said that there were Crees buried in this cemetery. This graveyard, which is approx. 50 ft. by 60 ft. in size, is located on or is immediately adjacent to David Cree's original homestead property. At the present time, there are four later dated marble tombstones in this graveyard. However, there are also at least eight and possibly many more unmarked fieldstones marking the location of early burials.
David Cree's son John apparently died at an early age, possibly in infancy, as he is not mentioned in his father's will nor does his name appear in any other Huntingdon County documents. In the 1800 census, David Cree is shown as having 6 sons although we know that he actually had 7 sons. This would suggest that John had died sometime prior to 1800." - [S554] John W Jordan, History of the Juniata Valley and its people (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913), "Dublin township, one of the original six townships within the present limits of the county, was erected in October, 1767... A few land warrants, dated prior to the Revolution, indicate that white men had found a lodgment there, but little is known of the settlers of that period. About 1765 Alexander Blair and his wife Rachel came from Chester county. (David Cree's daughter Jane later married a Blair.)... David Cree brought his family from Philadelphia about 1773... During the decade following 1780 the number of settlers increased rapidly... (David's sons) James, Jonathan and Robert Cree."
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, quoting Huntingdon County, Pa. court house records and Hamilton and Tax Lists Cumberland Counties, "David Cree property transactions from Huntingdon County, Pa. court house records
Deed Book E-1, Page 432 - David Cree bought from Nathan McDowell of Peter's Township, Franklin County, on 28 October, 1796, 176 acres in Dublin Township for 851 pounds, 12 shillings, 3 pence. Nathan McDowell received this property by warrant dated 8 June 1762.
Deed Book I-1, Page 92 - David Cree bought from Samuel Moore on 2 April, 1803, 110 acres in Dublin Township for 620 pounds.
Deed Book L-1, Page 647 - David Cree sold 100 acres of above property to his son James on 10 February, 1808 for 160 pounds.
Patent Book No. 6 - Page 340 - David Cree patented 147 acres in Dublin Township on 30 April 1809. He called this Patent 'Derry'
Deed Book M-1, Page 204 - David Cree sold 128 acres of this Patent to his son James on 11 December 1809 for $400
Deed Book M-1, Page 97 - David Cree sold 4 acres of this Patent to John Walker on 14 June, 1809 for 27 pounds, 13 shillings.
David Cree took out warrant on 166 acres in Dublin Twp. on March 9, 1810
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM CUMBERLAND COUNTY TAX LISTS
Hamilton Township - tax assessment lists for 1778
David Cree - Taxed for one cow but not for real estate. Was not shown as
single Freeman.
Hamilton Township - tax assessment lists for 1779
David Cree - Taxed for one horse and one cow but not for real estate. Was
not shown as single Freeman.
Hamilton Township - tax assessment lists for 1780
David Cree - Taxed for three horses and three cows but not for real estate.
Was not shown as single Freeman
Note - David Cree was not shown on the Hamilton Township tax assessment lists for 1781. Hamilton Township is now in Franklin County. A single Freeman at that time was a male, 21 years of age or older and unmarried.
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM HUNTINGDON COUNTY TAX LISTS
Dublin Township - tax assessment lists for 1784
David Cree - shown on this tax list as being a 'renter'.
Dublin Township - tax assessment list for 1788
David Cree - Taxed for 150 acres land, two horses, four cows.
Prepared by Robert H. Cree (2006)." - [S419] Website, The Mitchell - Tate Connection by Jim Liptrap, http://jliptrap.us/gen/mitchelltate.htm, In 1806, Joseph [Tate] had power of attorney from the estate of John Cree of Westmoreland Co, PA, to collect debts from three people in Rockbridge County, Virginia. John was apparently the son of David Cree and Anne Patterson, of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, "Will of David Cree, Sr.
I, David Cree of the Township of Dublin and County of Huntingdon and State of Pennsylvania being of sound mind for which I thank God do make this my last will and testament. It is my will that my beloved wife Ann Cree take as much household and kitchen furniture as she pleases likewise one milch cow, pasture and fodder for the same and the use of the house we now live in, a garden and firewood at the door ready for the fire and sixty dollars a year during her natural life to be paid by my two sons David and Jonathon. I give to my son James Cree and his heirs tweny one acres of land as surveyed to him on the east end of my Mountain tract adjoining Neeley's land.
I give to my son Alexander Cree the use of the Smithshop Place during his natural life, bounded as follows - Beginning at a white oak corner at the run near John Walker's field, thence the nearest course to James Cree's line so as to include the orchard, thence along the orchard fence a direct course to Findley's line, thence along the same to John Walker's line to the place of beginning, with the appurtenances, for and during his natural life and at his decease to my two Grandsons who are now living with me, David Gamble and Alexander Cree, son of Samuel, and their heirs.
All the residue of my property, both real and personal, I give to my two sons, David and Jonathon Cree and I do charge them with the above burthens and debts likewise with all the afternamed legacies and necessary expenses as touching this my will.
I give to my son Robert Cree two hundred dollars to be paid twenty dollars a year until paid up, to commence two years after my decease, likewise one horse worth fifty dollars, bed and bedding. I give to my son-in-law John Blair a promisory note which I hold of his. I give to Eliza Gamble forty dollars, one half at two years and the other half at four years after my decease, likewise one feather bed and bedding, one milch cow and spinning wheel, likewise to each of her brothers and sisters five dollars each to be paid at six years after my decease. I give to Mary Cree, widow of Samuel, ten dollars to be paid at seven years after my decease and to each of her children except Alexander, five dollars each to be paid ten years after my decease. I give Ann Welsh forty dollars, one half at two years and the other at four years after my decease and to each of her brothers and sisters five dollars each to be paid at ten years after my decease.
I give to my two grandsons who are now living with me viz: David Gamble and Alexander Cree, each one horse worth thirty dollars, David to be paid at twelve and Alexander at fourteen years after my decease. It is my desire that each learn some trade.
I constitute and appoint my two sons, James and David Cree, Executors of this my last Will and Testament this 30th day of January 1829.
his
David X Cree
mark
Sealed and signed in presence
of
William Pyne
Samuel Falkender." - [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, "David Cree and his wife are buried in unmarked graves but the exact location of these graves is unknown. There is some possibility that they are buried either in the Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Cemetery, Franklin County, where they are known to have worshipped and where their son James is buried or in the cemetery at Burnt Cabins, Fulton County which is the nearest public cemetery to their homestead and which is the burial place of their sons, Jonathon, Robert and David. However, in the opinion of this writer, both David Cree and his wife and possibly their sons John and Alexander are probably buried in a now abandoned small graveyard situated on a hilltop approx. 300 yards west of their homestead farm house. I have been told by local researchers that old time residents of the area often referred to this graveyard as the Old Cree Cemetery. The U.S. Geological Survey Mapping Service also shows this as the Cree Cemetery. Finally, I was told by Alvin Peterson who had inherited the David Cree homestead property that older members of his family had often said that there were Crees buried in this cemetery. This graveyard, which is approx. 50 ft. by 60 ft. in size, is located on or is immediately adjacent to David Cree's original homestead property. At the present time, there are four later dated marble tombstones in this graveyard. However, there are also at least eight and possibly many more unmarked fieldstones marking the location of early burials.
David Cree's son John apparently died at an early age, possibly in infancy, as he is not mentioned in his father's will nor does his name appear in any other Huntingdon County documents. In the 1800 census, David Cree is shown as having 6 sons although we know that he actually had 7 sons. This would suggest that John had died sometime prior to 1800.
This farm was sold by the heirs of David Cree to James Clymans on March 29, 1865. The original log farmhouse was torn down about 1900 and was replaced by the present house. The farm was owned by Alvin Peterson, grandson of James Clymans when visited by the writer in 1962."
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Anne Patterson
Female, CreeID#5448, (date unknown - after 1829)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21b. The David Cree branch of PA Mini-chart 6882 A first County Down Cree family Mini-chart 11612 Migrants to USA |
Anne Patterson was born date unknown.
Anne Patterson married David Cree (of Dublin Township PA), son of Male#2 Cree, before 1773. Their marriage record has not been found but they were said to have been married when they moved to Dublin Township.
C 1773 Anne Patterson and David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) moved from near Philadelphia and settled at Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA.1,2,3
Her son Samuel Cree was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son James Cree was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania.
Her son John Cree was born on 30 September 1778 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her daughter Jane Cree was born on 5 April 1780 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Her daughter Mary Cree was born on 2 May 1782 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Her daughter Anne Cree was born on 8 June 1784 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her daughter Hannah Cree was born on 6 May 1786 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son Jonathon Cree was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son David Cree Jr was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Her son Robert Cree was born on 1 January 1790 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Her son Alexander Cree was born on 20 October 1794 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Anne Patterson died after 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. She was buried.
Anne Patterson married David Cree (of Dublin Township PA), son of Male#2 Cree, before 1773. Their marriage record has not been found but they were said to have been married when they moved to Dublin Township.
C 1773 Anne Patterson and David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) moved from near Philadelphia and settled at Dublin Township, Pennsylvania, USA.1,2,3
Her son Samuel Cree was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son James Cree was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania.
Her son John Cree was born on 30 September 1778 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her daughter Jane Cree was born on 5 April 1780 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Her daughter Mary Cree was born on 2 May 1782 in Hamilton Twp., Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Her daughter Anne Cree was born on 8 June 1784 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her daughter Hannah Cree was born on 6 May 1786 in Dublin Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son Jonathon Cree was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Her son David Cree Jr was born on 4 October 1788 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Her son Robert Cree was born on 1 January 1790 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Her son Alexander Cree was born on 20 October 1794 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
Anne Patterson died after 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. She was buried.
Children of Anne Patterson and David Cree (of Dublin Township PA)
- Samuel Cree+ (14 February 1774 - 6 August 1819)
- James Cree+ (20 September 1776 - 11 February 1858)
- John Cree (30 September 1778 - c 1806)
- Jane Cree+ (5 April 1780 - 11 August 1828)
- Mary Cree+ (2 May 1782 - date unknown)
- Anne Cree (8 June 1784 - Unknown)
- Hannah Cree (6 May 1786 - c 1821)
- Jonathon Cree (4 October 1788 - 23 November 1862)
- David Cree Jr (4 October 1788 - 24 November 1859)
- Robert Cree (1 January 1790 - 2 August 1868)
- Alexander Cree (20 October 1794 - c 1837)
References
- [S553] M.S. Lytle, History of Huntingdon County (Lancaster, PA.: William H. Roy, 1876), "David Cree and his wife, from near Philadelphia, settled on a fine tract of limestone land in the southern part of the township (Dublin), owned by Nathan McDowell of Peters Township, Franklin County, from whom they rented, about the year 1783. They paid an annual rent, as appears from the original articles of agreement, of ten pounds. The land was afterwards (1796) bought by Mr. Cree and remained in the possession of his family until a few years ago. Ten children were born to him there and their descendants are among the most respected people in the county. One of the latter is Thomas K. Cree, so well known in connection with the founding of the YMCA. The farm passed into the hands of James Clymans, its present owner and is now one of the best in the county."
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, GEDCOM file created by Robert H Cree, 2006, "The farm was sold by the heirs of David Cree to James Clymans on March 29, 1865. The original log farmhouse was torn down about 1900 and was replaced by the present house. The farm was owned by Alvin Peterson, grandson of James Clymans when visited by the writer in 1962.
David Cree and his wife are buried in unmarked graves but the exact location of these graves is unknown. There is some possibility that they are buried either in the Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Cemetery, Franklin County, where they are known to have worshipped and where their son James is buried or in the cemetery at Burnt Cabins, Fulton County which is the nearest public cemetery to their homestead and which is the burial place of their sons, Jonathon, Robert and David. However, in the opinion of this writer, both David Cree and his wife and possibly their sons John and Alexander are probably buried in a now abandoned small graveyard situated on a hilltop approx. 300 yards west of their homestead farm house. I have been told by local researchers that old time residents of the area often referred to this graveyard as the Old Cree Cemetery. The U.S. Geological Survey Mapping Service also shows this as the Cree Cemetery. Finally, I was told by Alvin Peterson who had inherited the David Cree homestead property that older members of his family had often said that there were Crees buried in this cemetery. This graveyard, which is approx. 50 ft. by 60 ft. in size, is located on or is immediately adjacent to David Cree's original homestead property. At the present time, there are four later dated marble tombstones in this graveyard. However, there are also at least eight and possibly many more unmarked fieldstones marking the location of early burials.
David Cree's son John apparently died at an early age, possibly in infancy, as he is not mentioned in his father's will nor does his name appear in any other Huntingdon County documents. In the 1800 census, David Cree is shown as having 6 sons although we know that he actually had 7 sons. This would suggest that John had died sometime prior to 1800." - [S554] John W Jordan, History of the Juniata Valley and its people (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913), "Dublin township, one of the original six townships within the present limits of the county, was erected in October, 1767... A few land warrants, dated prior to the Revolution, indicate that white men had found a lodgment there, but little is known of the settlers of that period. About 1765 Alexander Blair and his wife Rachel came from Chester county. (David Cree's daughter Jane later married a Blair.)... David Cree brought his family from Philadelphia about 1773... During the decade following 1780 the number of settlers increased rapidly... (David's sons) James, Jonathan and Robert Cree."
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Samuel Cree
Male, CreeID#5449, (14 February 1774 - 6 August 1819)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21b. The David Cree branch of PA |
Samuel Cree Samuel Cree left Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pa. in 1810 and settled in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pa. on land that he bought jointly with his wife's cousin, Alexander Walker. He is listed as being a township supervisor there in 1816. He was killed by lightning in his home there in 1819, and after his death, his wife returned with her children to the home of her relatives in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County.
Item from the September 2, 1819, Huntingdon Gazette
'On Friday evening of the 6th inst. Mr. Samuel Cree, a respectable citizen of Pymatuming Twp. in this county, was instantaneously killed in his house by lightning. We are informed that Mr. Cree, his wife, two or three children, and a young lady of the neighborhood, were the only persons in the house at the time. Some bread was baking on the fire, to which Mrs. Cree was attending, when Mr. Cree, having a young child in his arms, arose and stepped to the chimney place in order to adjust the fire, it is supposed, when he was struck to the floor lifeless, and the child was not injured. The flash was supposed to have passed down the chimney. Mrs. Cree was also struck and lay apparently lifeless for nearly an hour. No marks were perceivable on Mr. Cree except a very small hole through his hat and into his head, something like that which might be made by a small pigeon shot.
‘Life how uncertain, death how sure!’
Copied from the Mercer County 'Western Press.1' He was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson.
Samuel Cree married Mary Walker, daughter of John Walker and Mary McGuire.
His son Samuel Walker Cree was born on 2 December 1810 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son Robert Cree was born on 26 May 1813 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anne Cree was born in 1814 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His son David Cree was born in 1815 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His son Alexander Elliot Cree was born on 13 January 1817 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 16 June 1818 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
Samuel Cree died on 6 August 1819 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Item from the September 2, 1819, Huntingdon Gazette
'On Friday evening of the 6th inst. Mr. Samuel Cree, a respectable citizen of Pymatuming Twp. in this county, was instantaneously killed in his house by lightning. We are informed that Mr. Cree, his wife, two or three children, and a young lady of the neighborhood, were the only persons in the house at the time. Some bread was baking on the fire, to which Mrs. Cree was attending, when Mr. Cree, having a young child in his arms, arose and stepped to the chimney place in order to adjust the fire, it is supposed, when he was struck to the floor lifeless, and the child was not injured. The flash was supposed to have passed down the chimney. Mrs. Cree was also struck and lay apparently lifeless for nearly an hour. No marks were perceivable on Mr. Cree except a very small hole through his hat and into his head, something like that which might be made by a small pigeon shot.
‘Life how uncertain, death how sure!’
Copied from the Mercer County 'Western Press.1' He was born on 14 February 1774 in Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson.
Samuel Cree married Mary Walker, daughter of John Walker and Mary McGuire.
His son Samuel Walker Cree was born on 2 December 1810 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son Robert Cree was born on 26 May 1813 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anne Cree was born in 1814 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His son David Cree was born in 1815 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His son Alexander Elliot Cree was born on 13 January 1817 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 16 June 1818 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
Samuel Cree died on 6 August 1819 in Pymatuming Twp., Mercer County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Children of Samuel Cree and Mary Walker
- Samuel Walker Cree+ (2 December 1810 - 14 February 1858)
- Robert Cree+ (26 May 1813 - 10 August 1882)
- Anne Cree+ (1814 - 30 November 1878)
- David Cree+ (1815 - 1 September 1850)
- Alexander Elliot Cree+ (13 January 1817 - 23 August 1881)
- Mary Cree+ (16 June 1818 - 8 February 1896)
References
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, GEDCOM file created by Robert H Cree, 2006, "All text in these web pages of the Cree Famil,ies of Pennsylvania is copyright (c) Robert H Cree 2006."
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
James Cree
Male, CreeID#5450, (20 September 1776 - 11 February 1858)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21b. The David Cree branch of PA |
James Cree Will of James Cree
Huntingdon County Will Book No. 5 - Page 377
In the name of God, Amen, I, James Cree of Dublin Township, Huntingdon County and state of Penna., being of sound and disposing mind and memory, thanks be to God for the same, and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain , this my last Will and Testament as follows, viz:
First and principally, I give and commit my soul unto the hands of Almighty God who gave it, and my body I commend to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian like manner, at the discretion of my friends or my hereafter mentioned executors and as touching my wordly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with in this life. I dispose of the same as follows, viz: first, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid out of my estate by my Executors. First, I give and bequeath to my wife, Elizabeth Cree, if she should live longer than me, part of the house that we now live in, and all the goods and moveable property that is in our part of the house, two cows and three sheep - my son, Jonathon Cree, is to pay her thirty dollars yearly as long as she lives, and find her in all things that she wants to live on and pasture and fodder for her cows and sheep, and provide her with firewood cut in proper length for the stove. I will to my son David Cree a Book Account that I hold against him of two hundred and seventy one dollars, and one hundred dollars to be paid to him in cash four years after my death. I will to my son John Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of three hundred and six dollars and fifty dollars to be paid him five years after my death. I will to my son James Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of three hundred and six dollars and fifty dollars to be paid him five years after my death. I will to my son James Cree a Book Account of one hundred and forty four dollars and the sorrel horse and a lot of ground commencing at a gate post east of the cider press, running northwest six perches to a post, thence southwest ten perches to a post, thence southeast six perches to a post, thence northeast ten perches to the place of beginning, including all his buildings. The said James to have the privilege of the spring and spring house loft. The said James to have the stable he now uses and the one half of the carriage house. Said James to have a piece of land laid off the farm I now live on, say ten acres more or less, the place of beginning at the end of the lane on the line of Thos. W. Neeley, thence down the lane to the large sugar tree, thence across the meadow running parallel with the said Neeley line. The said James to have one half of a mountain tract of land I own adjoining lands of Thomas W. Neeley and John Finley, to him and his heirs forever. I will to my son Walker Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of two hundred and sixty six dollars and a hundred dollars to be paid to him three years after my death. I will to my daughter, Eliza Blair, a Book Account that I hold against her of one hundred dollars and fifty dollars to be paid to her one year after my death. I will to my daughter, Ann Walker, a Book Account that I hold against her of one hundred and twenty three dollars and one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid her two years after my death. I will to my grandsons now living ten dollars each when they become of age. I will to all my grand daughters five dollars each when they become of age.
I will to my son Jonathon Cree the farm that I now live on with the exception of the small lots bequeathed to my son James. I give to my son Jonathon all the mountain land that I now own except what I bequeathed to my son James, to have and to hold forever to him and his heirs. By complying to pay all the foregoing lagacies and bequests that I have mentioned in this Will that is not already paid, Jonathon is to have all the stoves in the house except the cook stove in the part of the house in which I now live in. Jonathon is to have all the farming utensils on the farm and about the barn and all my carpenter tools and privileges to the spring and spring house and after the death of his mother he will have all the buildings on the farm except the buildings bequeathed to James , to him and his heirs forever. If I have any money on hand at my death after paying debts, to be equally divided among my children. If any of my grand children should die before they receive the legacy I left them, then it is to be divided equally among brothers and sisters.
I appoint my two sons, James Cree and Jonathon Cree, sole executors of this, my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me made in writing. Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th of December 1850.
Signed, sealed, acknowledged, published James Cree (seal)
and declared to be his last Will & Testament
by the Testator in the presence of us.
Thos. W. Neeley - Wm. Campbell
Note - James Cree died on 11 February 1858 and this will was probated on 19 March 1858.1 He was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson.
James Cree married Elizabeth Walker, daughter of David Walker and Elizabeth Elliot, on 1 March 1803 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son David Cree was born on 2 January 1804 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son John Elliot Cree was born on 19 July 1805 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.2
His son James Cree Jr was born on 26 May 1807 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Eliza Cree was born on 9 June 1809 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Walker Cree was born on 20 August 1811 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Jonathon Cree was born on 17 June 1814 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anna Cree was born on 20 April 1816 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 27 December 1818 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree died on 17 August 1820 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His father David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) died on 5 February 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
James Cree died on 11 February 1858 in near Burnt Cabins, Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was buried in Lower Path Valley Presby. Cem., Fannettsburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Huntingdon County Will Book No. 5 - Page 377
In the name of God, Amen, I, James Cree of Dublin Township, Huntingdon County and state of Penna., being of sound and disposing mind and memory, thanks be to God for the same, and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain , this my last Will and Testament as follows, viz:
First and principally, I give and commit my soul unto the hands of Almighty God who gave it, and my body I commend to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian like manner, at the discretion of my friends or my hereafter mentioned executors and as touching my wordly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with in this life. I dispose of the same as follows, viz: first, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid out of my estate by my Executors. First, I give and bequeath to my wife, Elizabeth Cree, if she should live longer than me, part of the house that we now live in, and all the goods and moveable property that is in our part of the house, two cows and three sheep - my son, Jonathon Cree, is to pay her thirty dollars yearly as long as she lives, and find her in all things that she wants to live on and pasture and fodder for her cows and sheep, and provide her with firewood cut in proper length for the stove. I will to my son David Cree a Book Account that I hold against him of two hundred and seventy one dollars, and one hundred dollars to be paid to him in cash four years after my death. I will to my son John Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of three hundred and six dollars and fifty dollars to be paid him five years after my death. I will to my son James Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of three hundred and six dollars and fifty dollars to be paid him five years after my death. I will to my son James Cree a Book Account of one hundred and forty four dollars and the sorrel horse and a lot of ground commencing at a gate post east of the cider press, running northwest six perches to a post, thence southwest ten perches to a post, thence southeast six perches to a post, thence northeast ten perches to the place of beginning, including all his buildings. The said James to have the privilege of the spring and spring house loft. The said James to have the stable he now uses and the one half of the carriage house. Said James to have a piece of land laid off the farm I now live on, say ten acres more or less, the place of beginning at the end of the lane on the line of Thos. W. Neeley, thence down the lane to the large sugar tree, thence across the meadow running parallel with the said Neeley line. The said James to have one half of a mountain tract of land I own adjoining lands of Thomas W. Neeley and John Finley, to him and his heirs forever. I will to my son Walker Cree a Book Account and note that I hold against him to the amount of two hundred and sixty six dollars and a hundred dollars to be paid to him three years after my death. I will to my daughter, Eliza Blair, a Book Account that I hold against her of one hundred dollars and fifty dollars to be paid to her one year after my death. I will to my daughter, Ann Walker, a Book Account that I hold against her of one hundred and twenty three dollars and one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid her two years after my death. I will to my grandsons now living ten dollars each when they become of age. I will to all my grand daughters five dollars each when they become of age.
I will to my son Jonathon Cree the farm that I now live on with the exception of the small lots bequeathed to my son James. I give to my son Jonathon all the mountain land that I now own except what I bequeathed to my son James, to have and to hold forever to him and his heirs. By complying to pay all the foregoing lagacies and bequests that I have mentioned in this Will that is not already paid, Jonathon is to have all the stoves in the house except the cook stove in the part of the house in which I now live in. Jonathon is to have all the farming utensils on the farm and about the barn and all my carpenter tools and privileges to the spring and spring house and after the death of his mother he will have all the buildings on the farm except the buildings bequeathed to James , to him and his heirs forever. If I have any money on hand at my death after paying debts, to be equally divided among my children. If any of my grand children should die before they receive the legacy I left them, then it is to be divided equally among brothers and sisters.
I appoint my two sons, James Cree and Jonathon Cree, sole executors of this, my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me made in writing. Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th of December 1850.
Signed, sealed, acknowledged, published James Cree (seal)
and declared to be his last Will & Testament
by the Testator in the presence of us.
Thos. W. Neeley - Wm. Campbell
Note - James Cree died on 11 February 1858 and this will was probated on 19 March 1858.1 He was born on 20 September 1776 in Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) and Anne Patterson.
James Cree married Elizabeth Walker, daughter of David Walker and Elizabeth Elliot, on 1 March 1803 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA.
His son David Cree was born on 2 January 1804 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son John Elliot Cree was born on 19 July 1805 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.2
His son James Cree Jr was born on 26 May 1807 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Eliza Cree was born on 9 June 1809 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Walker Cree was born on 20 August 1811 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His son Jonathon Cree was born on 17 June 1814 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Anna Cree was born on 20 April 1816 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree was born on 27 December 1818 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His daughter Mary Cree died on 17 August 1820 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
His father David Cree (of Dublin Township PA) died on 5 February 1829 in Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
James Cree died on 11 February 1858 in near Burnt Cabins, Dublin Twp., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA. He was buried in Lower Path Valley Presby. Cem., Fannettsburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Children of James Cree and Elizabeth Walker
- David Cree+ (2 January 1804 - 31 August 1890)
- John Elliot Cree+ (19 July 1805 - 21 February 1890)
- James Cree Jr+ (26 May 1807 - 22 May 1882)
- Eliza Cree+ (9 June 1809 - 12 April 1876)
- Walker Cree+ (20 August 1811 - 14 December 1900)
- Jonathon Cree+ (17 June 1814 - 28 December 1901)
- Anna Cree (20 April 1816 - 8 January 1884)
- Mary Cree (27 December 1818 - 17 August 1820)
References
- [S226] The Cree Families of Pennsylvania, GEDCOM file created by Robert H Cree, 2006, "All text in these web pages of the Cree Families of Pennsylvania is copyright (c) Robert H Cree 2006."
- [S16] Personal communication, Email, Trevor Cree, 25 March 2013, quoting The centennial memorial of the Presbytery of Carlisle by Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Presbytery of Carlisle, pub. Harrisburg, Meyers, n.d., "His ancestors were old Scotch-Irish Presbyterians. His father and grandfather had been elders of the Presbyterian church of Path Valley for half a century."
| Last edited | 26 Dec 2021 |