Elizabeth Atkins1
Female, CreeID#6202, (between 1855 and 1856 - )
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1791 Kilmarnock (1) |
Elizabeth Atkins was born between 1855 and 1856 in Cavan Township, Canada.1
Elizabeth Atkins married Robert Cree, son of Robert Crie and Margaret Hood, on 1 September 1898 in Cobourg, Northumberland & Durham County, Ontario, Canada. Robert was a widower aged 40.1
Elizabeth Atkins married Robert Cree, son of Robert Crie and Margaret Hood, on 1 September 1898 in Cobourg, Northumberland & Durham County, Ontario, Canada. Robert was a widower aged 40.1
Family: Elizabeth Atkins and Robert Cree
References
- [S235] Website Ontario Vital Statistics Project (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm), Northumberland & Durham Co., http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/ndur98.htm
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Jeremiah Suddaby
Male, CreeID#6205, (1842 - 1910)
Jeremiah Suddaby was born in 1842 in Maitland, Ontario, Canada.1
Jeremiah Suddaby married Elizabeth Hall Murray.1
His daughter Muriel Romola Suddaby was born between 1881 and 1882 in Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada.2
Jeremiah Suddaby died in 1910 in Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada.1
Jeremiah Suddaby married Elizabeth Hall Murray.1
His daughter Muriel Romola Suddaby was born between 1881 and 1882 in Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada.2
Jeremiah Suddaby died in 1910 in Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada.1
Child of Jeremiah Suddaby and Elizabeth Hall Murray
- Muriel Romola Suddaby+ (between 1881 and 1882 - 10 January 1950)
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Audrey Bowne, 6 Apr 2010.
- [S235] Website Ontario Vital Statistics Project (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm), Waterloo Co., http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/water07p2.htm, ""020426-07 (Waterloo Co) Arthur Hamilton CREE, 42, insurance, Stoke Devonshire England, Fernie B.C., s/o Edward Hodges CREE & Eliza TANNER married Muriel Romola SUDDABY, 25, Berlin, Berlin, d/o Jeremiah SUDDABY & Elizabeth Hall MURRAY, witn: Jeremiah SUDDABY of Berlin & Jennie Isabelle SUDDABY of Toronto, 5 June 1907 in Berlin.""
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Elizabeth Hall Murray
Female, CreeID#6206, (1852 - )
Elizabeth Hall Murray was born in 1852.1
Elizabeth Hall Murray married Jeremiah Suddaby.1
Her daughter Muriel Romola Suddaby was born between 1881 and 1882 in Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada.2
Elizabeth Hall Murray married Jeremiah Suddaby.1
Her daughter Muriel Romola Suddaby was born between 1881 and 1882 in Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada.2
Child of Elizabeth Hall Murray and Jeremiah Suddaby
- Muriel Romola Suddaby+ (between 1881 and 1882 - 10 January 1950)
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Audrey Bowne, 6 Apr 2010.
- [S235] Website Ontario Vital Statistics Project (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm), Waterloo Co., http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/water07p2.htm, ""020426-07 (Waterloo Co) Arthur Hamilton CREE, 42, insurance, Stoke Devonshire England, Fernie B.C., s/o Edward Hodges CREE & Eliza TANNER married Muriel Romola SUDDABY, 25, Berlin, Berlin, d/o Jeremiah SUDDABY & Elizabeth Hall MURRAY, witn: Jeremiah SUDDABY of Berlin & Jennie Isabelle SUDDABY of Toronto, 5 June 1907 in Berlin.""
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Mary Hall1
Female, CreeID#6207, (25 August 1761 - 17 February 1835)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Mary Hall was also known as Polly Crie. She was born on 25 August 1761 in Pemaquid, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.2 She was the daughter of Ebenezer Hall Jr and Susannah Young.1
Mary Hall married John Crie, son of John Cree and Agnes McFarland, on 25 December 1786 in Vinalhaven Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA. John was described as "John Crie of Criehaven, now Ragged Island." Mary was 25 years of age and the daughter of Ebenezer Hall.1,3
Her son John Crie was born on 15 January 1788 in Matinicus Island, Maine, USA.4,5
Her son Ebenezer Crie was born in 1790 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
Her daughter Susannah Crie was born on 4 March 1792 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.6,7
Her daughter Hannah Crie was born on 17 November 1795 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.6,7
Her daughter Margaret Crie was born on 6 November 1802 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.6,5
Her father Ebenezer Hall Jr died in 1813.8
Her daughter Susannah Crie died in 1832.7
Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,9 She was buried in Matinicus Island, Maine. Her headstone reads, "MARY, Wife of John Crie. died Feb. 17. 1835. aged 74 years."9
Mary Hall married John Crie, son of John Cree and Agnes McFarland, on 25 December 1786 in Vinalhaven Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA. John was described as "John Crie of Criehaven, now Ragged Island." Mary was 25 years of age and the daughter of Ebenezer Hall.1,3
Her son John Crie was born on 15 January 1788 in Matinicus Island, Maine, USA.4,5
Her son Ebenezer Crie was born in 1790 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
Her daughter Susannah Crie was born on 4 March 1792 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.6,7
Her daughter Hannah Crie was born on 17 November 1795 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.6,7
Her daughter Margaret Crie was born on 6 November 1802 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.6,5
Her father Ebenezer Hall Jr died in 1813.8
Her daughter Susannah Crie died in 1832.7
Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,9 She was buried in Matinicus Island, Maine. Her headstone reads, "MARY, Wife of John Crie. died Feb. 17. 1835. aged 74 years."9
Children of Mary Hall and John Crie
- John Crie+ (15 January 1788 - 3 August 1858)
- Ebenezer Crie+ (1790 - September 1881)
- Reuben Leland Cree5
- Susannah Crie (4 March 1792 - 1832)
- Hannah Crie+ (17 November 1795 - 21 May 1867)
- Margaret Crie (6 November 1802 - 14 December 1888)
References
- [S237] Hazel Young, Islands of New England (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1945).
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S318] Ruth Gray, Maine Families in 1790 (Volume 1) (n.p.: Picton Press forf Maine Genealogical Society, 1988).
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S85] International Genealogical Index 1992 or "old" Family Search web site, Church of Latter Day Saints.
- [S419] Website, Maine Genealogy, http://www.mainegenealogy.net/, Marriage Record of Donald G. CRIE & Dorothy M. SPEAR.
- [S338] Charles B McLane, Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date).
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown with photograph of headstone, 27 June 2010.
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Ebenezer Hall Jr1
Male, CreeID#6208, (1734 - 1813)
Ebenezer's father, who was killed by the Indians in 1757, according to Lincoln County Records, on 4 November 1755, less than two years before his death, deeded to his son Ebenezer his schooner named "Chance," twenty-five head of cattle, houses, goods, chattels, etc. situated on the Island of Matinicus. At the time of his father's death, he was absent on a fishing trip. Upon his return, he found the house and property destroyed or stolen and the family gone. He proceeded to Boston with his fish, and on the way, he put into Old York for a harbor. While there, he became acquainted with Susannah Young, whom he married
a short time later. They lived at Pemaquid for a few years. Ebenezer, or his father, had been at Pemaquid prior to 1763. In Documentary History of the State of Maine, Volume 3, p. 71, by James Phinney Baxter, is a deposition by Ebenezer
Hall dated 22 April 1757 which refers to when he was at Pemaquid in the latter end of the year 1754. In 1763, he moved to Matinicus, with several small children, and took up the inheritance.
In addition to holding property on Matinicus, in 1767 he purchased "Wooden Ball," an island, plus 8.5 sheep, and between 1799 and 1802 he bought and sold land on Ragged Island (Criehaven). The cemetery records show that Ebenezer died on 14 Feb. 1814 at the age of 78 yrs. 11 mos. 1 day.2 Ebenezer Hall Jr was born in 1734.3 He was the son of Ebenezer Hall and Hannah Hall (married name).
His father Ebenezer Hall died on 6 June 1757 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.4,3
Ebenezer Hall Jr married Susannah Young on 27 September 1758 in York, York County, Maine, USA. They had fifteen children.2
His daughter Mary Hall was born on 25 August 1761 in Pemaquid, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.5
Ebenezer Hall Jr returned to the island of Matinicus five years after the massacre in which his father was killed. That would be in 1762.3
His daughter Jane Hall was born on 4 March 1765 in Matinicus Island, Maine, USA.2
His son George Washington Hall was born on 3 May 1783 in Matinicus Island, Maine.
Ebenezer Hall Jr died in 1813.3
a short time later. They lived at Pemaquid for a few years. Ebenezer, or his father, had been at Pemaquid prior to 1763. In Documentary History of the State of Maine, Volume 3, p. 71, by James Phinney Baxter, is a deposition by Ebenezer
Hall dated 22 April 1757 which refers to when he was at Pemaquid in the latter end of the year 1754. In 1763, he moved to Matinicus, with several small children, and took up the inheritance.
In addition to holding property on Matinicus, in 1767 he purchased "Wooden Ball," an island, plus 8.5 sheep, and between 1799 and 1802 he bought and sold land on Ragged Island (Criehaven). The cemetery records show that Ebenezer died on 14 Feb. 1814 at the age of 78 yrs. 11 mos. 1 day.2 Ebenezer Hall Jr was born in 1734.3 He was the son of Ebenezer Hall and Hannah Hall (married name).
His father Ebenezer Hall died on 6 June 1757 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.4,3
Ebenezer Hall Jr married Susannah Young on 27 September 1758 in York, York County, Maine, USA. They had fifteen children.2
His daughter Mary Hall was born on 25 August 1761 in Pemaquid, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.5
Ebenezer Hall Jr returned to the island of Matinicus five years after the massacre in which his father was killed. That would be in 1762.3
His daughter Jane Hall was born on 4 March 1765 in Matinicus Island, Maine, USA.2
His son George Washington Hall was born on 3 May 1783 in Matinicus Island, Maine.
Ebenezer Hall Jr died in 1813.3
Children of Ebenezer Hall Jr and Susannah Young
- Mary Hall+1 (25 August 1761 - 17 February 1835)
- Jane Hall+ (4 March 1765 - 18 February 1814)
- George Washington Hall+ (3 May 1783 - 13 January 1869)
References
- [S237] Hazel Young, Islands of New England (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1945).
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S338] Charles B McLane, Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date).
- [S238] Website Wikipedia: Matinicus Island, Maine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matinicus_Isle%2C_Maine).
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
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Ebenezer Hall
Male, CreeID#6209, (1704/5 - 6 June 1757)
Ebenezer Hall was born in 1704/5 in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA.1
Ebenezer Hall married Hannah Hall (married name) c 1729 in Falmouth, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.1
His son Ebenezer Hall Jr was born in 1734.2
Ebenezer Hall died on 6 June 1757 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. McLane states that Ebenezer Hall was the first white settler on Matinicus Island and that he was killed there on 6 June 1757.
Ebenezer Hall and the Native Americans came to an agreement that he could farm Matinicus but that he wouldn't burn the fields of the adjacent islands. (In the 18th Century, fire was used to clear land for farming.) When Hall decided to burn the adjacent islands anyway the Native Americans first went to the Royal Authorities in Boston and when Hall ignored them, the Indians killed him on June 10, 1757. Hall is buried in the vicinity of the so-called "store well." A historical marker bolted to a ledge states that Hall was "killed by the Indians" on this date.3,2
Ebenezer Hall married Hannah Hall (married name) c 1729 in Falmouth, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.1
His son Ebenezer Hall Jr was born in 1734.2
Ebenezer Hall died on 6 June 1757 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. McLane states that Ebenezer Hall was the first white settler on Matinicus Island and that he was killed there on 6 June 1757.
Ebenezer Hall and the Native Americans came to an agreement that he could farm Matinicus but that he wouldn't burn the fields of the adjacent islands. (In the 18th Century, fire was used to clear land for farming.) When Hall decided to burn the adjacent islands anyway the Native Americans first went to the Royal Authorities in Boston and when Hall ignored them, the Indians killed him on June 10, 1757. Hall is buried in the vicinity of the so-called "store well." A historical marker bolted to a ledge states that Hall was "killed by the Indians" on this date.3,2
Child of Ebenezer Hall and Hannah Hall (married name)
- Ebenezer Hall Jr+ (1734 - 1813)
References
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S338] Charles B McLane, Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date).
- [S238] Website Wikipedia: Matinicus Island, Maine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matinicus_Isle%2C_Maine).
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John Crie
Male, CreeID#6210, (15 January 1788 - 3 August 1858)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
John Crie was born on 15 January 1788 in Matinicus Island, Maine, USA. "Mary Jane's uncle, John Crie (born 1788, married to Sally Emery) had 7 children, most of whom I can find seemed to stay on the island [of Matinicus]. Of course most were fishermen, one owned and ran a general store, one was the postmaster and a grandson was even Commissioner of Sea Fisheries."1,2 He was the son of John Crie and Mary Hall.
John Crie married Sarah Emery, daughter of David Emery and Jane Hall, on 23 May 1813. John and Sarah were first cousins. John's mother and Sally's mother were sisters. So they were both grandchildren of Ebenezer Hall Jr. and Susannah Young.
His son Reuben L Crie was born on 10 May 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
His daughter Olive Hall Crie was born on 24 January 1816 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 June 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.3,2
His son William C Crie was born on 7 April 1820 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Nancy Dilloway Crie was born on 11 April 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Orinda Fletcher Crie was born on 5 December 1823 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Robert Frank Crie was born on 11 January 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Ebenezer R Crie was born on 28 May 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2,4
His daughter Mary Jane Crie died on 19 January 1830 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Isaac Hall Crie was born on 29 July 1830 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Sarah Elizabeth Crie was born on 2 November 1832 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Elvira Jane Crie was born on 1 September 1834 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Elvira Jane Crie died on 9 October 1834 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.5,6
His son Reuben L Crie died on 18 October 1841 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.7
John Crie died on 3 August 1858.2 He was buried in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
John Crie married Sarah Emery, daughter of David Emery and Jane Hall, on 23 May 1813. John and Sarah were first cousins. John's mother and Sally's mother were sisters. So they were both grandchildren of Ebenezer Hall Jr. and Susannah Young.
His son Reuben L Crie was born on 10 May 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
His daughter Olive Hall Crie was born on 24 January 1816 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 June 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.3,2
His son William C Crie was born on 7 April 1820 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Nancy Dilloway Crie was born on 11 April 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Orinda Fletcher Crie was born on 5 December 1823 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Robert Frank Crie was born on 11 January 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Ebenezer R Crie was born on 28 May 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2,4
His daughter Mary Jane Crie died on 19 January 1830 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son Isaac Hall Crie was born on 29 July 1830 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Sarah Elizabeth Crie was born on 2 November 1832 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Elvira Jane Crie was born on 1 September 1834 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His daughter Elvira Jane Crie died on 9 October 1834 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.5,6
His son Reuben L Crie died on 18 October 1841 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.7
John Crie died on 3 August 1858.2 He was buried in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Children of John Crie and Sarah Emery
- Reuben L Crie+2 (10 May 1814 - 18 October 1841)
- Olive Hall Crie+2 (24 January 1816 - 5 May 1875)
- Mary Jane Crie (5 June 1818 - 19 January 1830)
- William C Crie+2 (7 April 1820 - 28 January 1886)
- Nancy Dilloway Crie2 (11 April 1822 - )
- Orinda Fletcher Crie2 (5 December 1823 - 25 October 1874)
- Robert Frank Crie+ (11 January 1826 - 25 January 1901)
- Ebenezer R Crie+2 (28 May 1828 - 1 March 1895)
- Isaac Hall Crie2 (29 July 1830 - )
- Sarah Elizabeth Crie2 (2 November 1832 - 10 October 1879)
- Elvira Jane Crie2 (1 September 1834 - 9 October 1834)
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S16] Personal communication, Bjarni Brown, 8 July 2010.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Karl Petersen 6 Sep 2014 has 24 May 1828.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown with photograph of headstone, 27 June 2010.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroderl 30 Dec 2004.
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Reuben Leland Cree
Male, CreeID#6211
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Reuben Leland Cree was the son of John Crie and Mary Hall.1
Reuben Leland Cree married Elisabeth Roberts on 16 April 1816. She was from Fox Islands.1
Reuben Leland Cree died. Reuben died on a voyage while still a young man.1
Reuben Leland Cree married Elisabeth Roberts on 16 April 1816. She was from Fox Islands.1
Reuben Leland Cree died. Reuben died on a voyage while still a young man.1
Family: Reuben Leland Cree and Elisabeth Roberts
References
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
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Margaret Crie
Female, CreeID#6212, (6 November 1802 - 14 December 1888)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Margaret Crie was born on 6 November 1802 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.1,2 She was the daughter of John Crie and Mary Hall.
Margaret Crie married Richard Bartlett on 30 October 1820 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine. They had two children, Rufus Y and Eveline M Bartlett.2
Her husband Richard Bartlett died in 1831.2
Margaret Crie married John Emery on 20 November 1834. They had five children.2
Her mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.3,4
Her father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.5
Margaret Crie died on 14 December 1888.2
Margaret Crie married Richard Bartlett on 30 October 1820 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine. They had two children, Rufus Y and Eveline M Bartlett.2
Her husband Richard Bartlett died in 1831.2
Margaret Crie married John Emery on 20 November 1834. They had five children.2
Her mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.3,4
Her father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.5
Margaret Crie died on 14 December 1888.2
Family: Margaret Crie and Richard Bartlett
Family: Margaret Crie and John Emery
References
- [S85] International Genealogical Index 1992 or "old" Family Search web site, Church of Latter Day Saints.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown with photograph of headstone, 27 June 2010.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroderl 30 Dec 2004.
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Ebenezer Crie
Male, CreeID#6213, (1790 - September 1881)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Ebenezer Crie lived at Matinicus [Island] until 1839 when he went to Owl's Head. He later, in 1857, moved to Liberty, Maine. His daughter Almira and her husband Tolman Young joined him. All of Ebenezer's issue were by his first wife. Ebenezer had a second wife, a Mrs. Rosanna Kallock Hathorne, who died on 9 Dec. 1873, as reported in the Rockland newspaper of 11 Dec. 1873. In 1880, Eben Crie, age 90, was listed as the wife's father in the Liberty home of Tolman and Almira T. Young. Tolman was 70 and Almira was 66 and farming.1 Ebenezer Crie was born in 1790 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2 He was the son of John Crie and Mary Hall.
Ebenezer Crie married Sally Burgess, daughter of Ezekiel Burgess and Lydia Eldredge, on 6 May 1813.2
His daughter Almira T Crie was born on 25 March 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.1
His son John C Crie was born on 12 January 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Susan Crie was born on 20 November 1819 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Samuel B Crie was born on 9 February 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Rufus Y Crie was born on 25 September 1824 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Hiram Hall Crie was born on 7 March 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Esther E Crie was born on 15 December 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Henry A Crie was born on 18 January 1831 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,3,1
His mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,4
His daughter Margaret E Crie was born on 5 March 1837 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.5
His wife Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.2
Ebenezer Crie married Rosanna Kallock Hathorne (married name).
His son Samuel B Crie died on 19 February 1851.1
His wife Rosanna Kallock Hathorne (married name) died on 9 December 1873.6
In 1880 Ebenezer Crie was living in the household of Tolman Young and Almira T Crie in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine, USA. Tolman was 70 and Almira was 66 and farming. Ebenezer was aged 90.
Ebenezer Crie died in September 1881 in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine.2
Ebenezer Crie married Sally Burgess, daughter of Ezekiel Burgess and Lydia Eldredge, on 6 May 1813.2
His daughter Almira T Crie was born on 25 March 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.1
His son John C Crie was born on 12 January 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Susan Crie was born on 20 November 1819 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Samuel B Crie was born on 9 February 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Rufus Y Crie was born on 25 September 1824 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Hiram Hall Crie was born on 7 March 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Esther E Crie was born on 15 December 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His son Henry A Crie was born on 18 January 1831 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,3,1
His mother Mary Hall died on 17 February 1835 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2,4
His daughter Margaret E Crie was born on 5 March 1837 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.1
His father John Crie died on 16 February 1843 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine.5
His wife Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.2
Ebenezer Crie married Rosanna Kallock Hathorne (married name).
His son Samuel B Crie died on 19 February 1851.1
His wife Rosanna Kallock Hathorne (married name) died on 9 December 1873.6
In 1880 Ebenezer Crie was living in the household of Tolman Young and Almira T Crie in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine, USA. Tolman was 70 and Almira was 66 and farming. Ebenezer was aged 90.
Ebenezer Crie died in September 1881 in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine.2
Children of Ebenezer Crie and Sally Burgess
- Almira T Crie (25 March 1814 - 3 January 1903)
- John C Crie+ (12 January 1818 - 1894)
- Susan Crie+ (20 November 1819 - )
- Samuel B Crie (9 February 1822 - 19 February 1851)
- Rufus Y Crie+ (25 September 1824 - 2 October 1894)
- Hiram Hall Crie+ (7 March 1826 - )
- Esther E Crie (15 December 1828 - 1891)
- Henry A Crie (18 January 1831 - )
- Mary Jane Crie+2 (5 January 1835 - 1912)
- Margaret E Crie (5 March 1837 - )
Family: Ebenezer Crie and Rosanna Kallock Hathorne (married name)
References
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S16] Personal communication, Bjarni Brown, 6 Apr 2009.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown with photograph of headstone, 27 June 2010.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroderl 30 Dec 2004.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, quoting Rockland newspaper of 11 Dec 1873; extracted 14 March 2012.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Robert Frank Crie1
Male, CreeID#6214, (11 January 1826 - 25 January 1901)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus Chart 6214 Criehaven |
Robert Frank Crie was born on 11 January 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2 He was the son of John Crie and Sarah Emery.
In 1848 Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall moved from Matinicus Island and settled at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. In the winter of 1848, Robert and Harriette went to Ragged Island. During the winter months, Robert cut and hewed logs for a house and erected it in the spring of 1849. Ebenezer Hall and Benjamin Lane of Matinicus and Vinalhaven owned the island prior to 1820.
Robert and Harriette lived there all of their 53 years of married life. They were a contented and prosperous family. In 1879, Robert owned the whole island, and in 1896, all of the five children with their wives and husbands and children lived there, too. In addition to fishing, sheep raising, and farming, Mr. Crie for many years kept a general store at Criehaven. He was a conscientious, kind-hearted gentleman, honest in all of his dealings, and always thoughtful for the welfare of others.3,2
Robert Frank Crie married Harriet A Hall, daughter of George Washington Hall, on 23 November 1848 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son John Emery Crie was born on 21 May 1851 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
His son Eben W Crie was born on 24 December 1854 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.4,2
His daughter Charlotte Jameson Crie was born on 23 March 1858 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His father John Crie died on 3 August 1858.2
His son Frank Leslie Crie was born on 17 July 1862 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Matinicus town records show a bill of sale in which Ephraim Coombs, merchant, sold to Robert F. Crie dwelling house with lumber to finish (east?) side and paint and oil to paint and 2 fish houses and outbuildings on Ragged Island on 5 March 1867.2
There are two further Cries whose graves are marked in on the Crie memorial. They are:
- Crie, Horatio, b. 1870, d. 1948, near Crie Family Memorial
- Crie, Mabel, b. 1871, d. no date, Headstone near Crie Family Memorial
They are likely to be Robert and Harriet's children also.5
His son Horatio Dunton Crie was born on 9 July 1870 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Indiana, USA.2
His mother Sarah Emery died on 16 July 1872 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
In 1892 Robert Crie had a stroke.2
In 1900 Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall were living in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, along with Eben W Crie. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.2
Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. He was buried in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.5
In 1848 Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall moved from Matinicus Island and settled at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. In the winter of 1848, Robert and Harriette went to Ragged Island. During the winter months, Robert cut and hewed logs for a house and erected it in the spring of 1849. Ebenezer Hall and Benjamin Lane of Matinicus and Vinalhaven owned the island prior to 1820.
Robert and Harriette lived there all of their 53 years of married life. They were a contented and prosperous family. In 1879, Robert owned the whole island, and in 1896, all of the five children with their wives and husbands and children lived there, too. In addition to fishing, sheep raising, and farming, Mr. Crie for many years kept a general store at Criehaven. He was a conscientious, kind-hearted gentleman, honest in all of his dealings, and always thoughtful for the welfare of others.3,2
Robert Frank Crie married Harriet A Hall, daughter of George Washington Hall, on 23 November 1848 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His son John Emery Crie was born on 21 May 1851 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
His son Eben W Crie was born on 24 December 1854 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.4,2
His daughter Charlotte Jameson Crie was born on 23 March 1858 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
His father John Crie died on 3 August 1858.2
His son Frank Leslie Crie was born on 17 July 1862 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Matinicus town records show a bill of sale in which Ephraim Coombs, merchant, sold to Robert F. Crie dwelling house with lumber to finish (east?) side and paint and oil to paint and 2 fish houses and outbuildings on Ragged Island on 5 March 1867.2
There are two further Cries whose graves are marked in on the Crie memorial. They are:
- Crie, Horatio, b. 1870, d. 1948, near Crie Family Memorial
- Crie, Mabel, b. 1871, d. no date, Headstone near Crie Family Memorial
They are likely to be Robert and Harriet's children also.5
His son Horatio Dunton Crie was born on 9 July 1870 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Indiana, USA.2
His mother Sarah Emery died on 16 July 1872 in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
In 1892 Robert Crie had a stroke.2
In 1900 Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall were living in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, along with Eben W Crie. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.2
Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. He was buried in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.5
Children of Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall
- John Emery Crie+2 (21 May 1851 - after 1920)
- Eben W Crie5 (24 December 1854 - 18 June 1922)
- Charlotte Jameson Crie2 (23 March 1858 - )
- Frank Leslie Crie+2 (17 July 1862 - )
- Horatio Dunton Crie+2 (9 July 1870 - 1948)
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Karl Petersen 6 Sep 2014.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S240] Charles B. McLane, Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast: Penobscot and Blue Hill Bays (The Kennebec River Press, 1982), This source gives the date of their move as 1849.
- [S239] Monumental inscription on the grave at Criehaven Cemetery, The Crie Family Memorial at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Maine, reads: "Crie, Eben W., d. Jun 18, 1922, Age 67y's 5m's 25d's."
- [S239] MI.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Harriet A Hall
Female, CreeID#6215, (30 October 1829 - 31 January 1919)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus Chart 6214 Criehaven |
Harriet A Hall was born on 30 October 1829 in Camden, Lincoln County, Maine, USA.1,2 She was the daughter of George Washington Hall.
In 1848 Harriet A Hall and Robert Frank Crie moved from Matinicus Island and settled at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. In the winter of 1848, Robert and Harriette went to Ragged Island. During the winter months, Robert cut and hewed logs for a house and erected it in the spring of 1849. Ebenezer Hall and Benjamin Lane of Matinicus and Vinalhaven owned the island prior to 1820.
Robert and Harriette lived there all of their 53 years of married life. They were a contented and prosperous family. In 1879, Robert owned the whole island, and in 1896, all of the five children with their wives and husbands and children lived there, too. In addition to fishing, sheep raising, and farming, Mr. Crie for many years kept a general store at Criehaven. He was a conscientious, kind-hearted gentleman, honest in all of his dealings, and always thoughtful for the welfare of others.3,2
Harriet A Hall married Robert Frank Crie, son of John Crie and Sarah Emery, on 23 November 1848 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son John Emery Crie was born on 21 May 1851 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son Eben W Crie was born on 24 December 1854 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.4,2
Her daughter Charlotte Jameson Crie was born on 23 March 1858 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Frank Leslie Crie was born on 17 July 1862 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her father George Washington Hall died on 13 January 1869 in Appleton, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
Her son Horatio Dunton Crie was born on 9 July 1870 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Indiana, USA.2
In 1900 Harriet A Hall and Robert Frank Crie were living in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA, along with Eben W Crie. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.2
Her husband Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.
Harriet A Hall died on 31 January 1919 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine. Robert Hall has the date as 30 June 1919.5,2
In 1848 Harriet A Hall and Robert Frank Crie moved from Matinicus Island and settled at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. In the winter of 1848, Robert and Harriette went to Ragged Island. During the winter months, Robert cut and hewed logs for a house and erected it in the spring of 1849. Ebenezer Hall and Benjamin Lane of Matinicus and Vinalhaven owned the island prior to 1820.
Robert and Harriette lived there all of their 53 years of married life. They were a contented and prosperous family. In 1879, Robert owned the whole island, and in 1896, all of the five children with their wives and husbands and children lived there, too. In addition to fishing, sheep raising, and farming, Mr. Crie for many years kept a general store at Criehaven. He was a conscientious, kind-hearted gentleman, honest in all of his dealings, and always thoughtful for the welfare of others.3,2
Harriet A Hall married Robert Frank Crie, son of John Crie and Sarah Emery, on 23 November 1848 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son John Emery Crie was born on 21 May 1851 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son Eben W Crie was born on 24 December 1854 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.4,2
Her daughter Charlotte Jameson Crie was born on 23 March 1858 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Frank Leslie Crie was born on 17 July 1862 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her father George Washington Hall died on 13 January 1869 in Appleton, Knox County, Maine, USA.2
Her son Horatio Dunton Crie was born on 9 July 1870 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Indiana, USA.2
In 1900 Harriet A Hall and Robert Frank Crie were living in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA, along with Eben W Crie. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.2
Her husband Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.
Harriet A Hall died on 31 January 1919 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine. Robert Hall has the date as 30 June 1919.5,2
Children of Harriet A Hall and Robert Frank Crie
- John Emery Crie+2 (21 May 1851 - after 1920)
- Eben W Crie1 (24 December 1854 - 18 June 1922)
- Charlotte Jameson Crie2 (23 March 1858 - )
- Frank Leslie Crie+2 (17 July 1862 - )
- Horatio Dunton Crie+2 (9 July 1870 - 1948)
References
- [S239] Monumental inscription on the grave at Criehaven Cemetery.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S240] Charles B. McLane, Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast: Penobscot and Blue Hill Bays (The Kennebec River Press, 1982), This source gives the date of their move as 1849.
- [S239] MI, The Crie Family Memorial at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Maine, reads: "Crie, Eben W., d. Jun 18, 1922, Age 67y's 5m's 25d's."
- [S239] MI, http://www.interment.net/data/us/me/knox/criehaven/…
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Eben W Crie1
Male, CreeID#6216, (24 December 1854 - 18 June 1922)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1784 Matinicus Chart 6214 Criehaven |
Eben W Crie was born on 24 December 1854 in Ragged Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2,3 He was the son of Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall.1
In 1900 Eben W Crie was living in the household of Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.3
His father Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.
His mother Harriet A Hall died on 31 January 1919 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.4,3
In 1920 Eben W Crie was living in the household of John Emery Crie and Nancy Aurelia Dunton in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Maine, USA. John E. Crie is aged 69; Nancy is named as Mary A. Crie, aged 73 (Nancy is often a pet name for Mary). Eben is aged 65.3
Eben W Crie died on 18 June 1922 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.2 He was buried in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.5
In 1900 Eben W Crie was living in the household of Robert Frank Crie and Harriet A Hall in Matinicus Island, Knox County, Maine, USA. Robert was 73, Harriett 70 and Eben 45. An Alfred Wardwell was a boarder in the home.3
His father Robert Frank Crie died on 25 January 1901 in Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.
His mother Harriet A Hall died on 31 January 1919 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine, USA.4,3
In 1920 Eben W Crie was living in the household of John Emery Crie and Nancy Aurelia Dunton in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Maine, USA. John E. Crie is aged 69; Nancy is named as Mary A. Crie, aged 73 (Nancy is often a pet name for Mary). Eben is aged 65.3
Eben W Crie died on 18 June 1922 in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.2 He was buried in Criehaven, Ragged Island, Knox County, Maine.5
References
- [S239] Monumental inscription on the grave at Criehaven Cemetery.
- [S239] MI, The Crie Family Memorial at Criehaven, Ragged Island, Maine, reads: "Crie, Eben W., d. Jun 18, 1922, Age 67y's 5m's 25d's."
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S239] MI, http://www.interment.net/data/us/me/knox/criehaven/…
- [S310] Website Find a Grave web site (http://www.findagrave.com/), Memorial# 9531034. This source gives his middle intial incorrectly as C.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Powell1
Female, CreeID#6217, (between 1850 and 1851 - )
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 42 Pinxton |
Mary Powell was born between 1850 and 1851 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.1,2 She was a witness at the marriage of Eliza Pegg and James Cree on 1 March 1879 in St Marks, Cheetham, Lancashire, England, along with Thomas Cree; James Cree was 23, a bachelor and a warehouseman, living at 36 Anne Street, son of William Cree, Gardener. Eliza Pegg was 24, a spinster, of 1 Haughton St, Broughton, daughter of Francis Pegg, coach painter. He signed/she put her X.1,3
Mary Powell married Thomas Cree, son of William Cree and Charlotte Rogerson, on 29 July 1880 in St Marks, Cheetham, Lancashire. The ceremony was witnessed by John Cree. Thomas Cree was 26, a bachelor, a gardener living at 36 Anne St, son of William Cree, Gardener. Mary Powell was 29, a spinster of 36 Anne St, son of John Powell, Bookkeeper. Witnesses were John Cree and Emma Hardman.1,4
On 3 April 1881 Mary Powell and Thomas Cree were living in 29 Scholes St, Broughton In Salford, Lancashire, England.2
Mary Powell married Thomas Cree, son of William Cree and Charlotte Rogerson, on 29 July 1880 in St Marks, Cheetham, Lancashire. The ceremony was witnessed by John Cree. Thomas Cree was 26, a bachelor, a gardener living at 36 Anne St, son of William Cree, Gardener. Mary Powell was 29, a spinster of 36 Anne St, son of John Powell, Bookkeeper. Witnesses were John Cree and Emma Hardman.1,4
On 3 April 1881 Mary Powell and Thomas Cree were living in 29 Scholes St, Broughton In Salford, Lancashire, England.2
Family: Mary Powell and Thomas Cree
References
- [S1] Parish Register of the relevant parish, Email Mavis Griffiths 3 Sep 2007.
- [S164] UK Census 3 Apr 1881, RG11/3955 p 31.
- [S289] Website Free BMD (http://www.freebmd.org.uk), GRO Ref 8d 378 Prestwich RD.
- [S289] Website FreeBMD (http://www.freebmd.org.uk), Vol 8d p 455.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Annie Duckworth1
Female, CreeID#6218, (between 1862 and 1863 - )
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 42 Pinxton |
Annie Duckworth was born between 1862 and 1863.1
Annie Duckworth married Joseph Aber Cree, son of William Cree and Charlotte Rogerson, on 26 July 1888 in St Marks, Cheetham, Lancashire, England. The ceremony was witnessed by Hannah Aber Cree. Joseph Cree was 25, a bachelor and a warehouseman, living at 53 Scholes St, a son of William Cree, gardener. Annie Duckworth was 25, a spinster, also of 53 Scholes St, daughter of Thomas Duckworth, plumber. Both signed. The witnesses were William Charmers and Hannah Aber Cree.1,2
Her daughter Emily Cree was born c May 1889 in Salford, Lancashire, England.3
Her son Arthur Cree was born c May 1891 in Salford, Lancashire.4
Her son Walter Cree was born c May 1893 in Salford Reg Dist, Lancashire, England.5
Her daughter Gladys May Cree was born c August 1899 in Salford, Lancashire.5
On 31 March 1901 Annie Duckworth and Joseph Aber Cree were living in 51 Scholes Street, Broughton, Salford, Lancashire, England, along with Emily Cree, Arthur Cree, Walter Cree and Gladys May Cree. Joseph was 37years old and a Manchester (i.e. cotton goods) warehouseman. Annie was aged 39. Emly was 11, Arthur 9, Walter 7 and Gladys 1. Next dor at number 53 was Joseph's mother Charlotte and his sister Hannah.6
Annie Duckworth married Joseph Aber Cree, son of William Cree and Charlotte Rogerson, on 26 July 1888 in St Marks, Cheetham, Lancashire, England. The ceremony was witnessed by Hannah Aber Cree. Joseph Cree was 25, a bachelor and a warehouseman, living at 53 Scholes St, a son of William Cree, gardener. Annie Duckworth was 25, a spinster, also of 53 Scholes St, daughter of Thomas Duckworth, plumber. Both signed. The witnesses were William Charmers and Hannah Aber Cree.1,2
Her daughter Emily Cree was born c May 1889 in Salford, Lancashire, England.3
Her son Arthur Cree was born c May 1891 in Salford, Lancashire.4
Her son Walter Cree was born c May 1893 in Salford Reg Dist, Lancashire, England.5
Her daughter Gladys May Cree was born c August 1899 in Salford, Lancashire.5
On 31 March 1901 Annie Duckworth and Joseph Aber Cree were living in 51 Scholes Street, Broughton, Salford, Lancashire, England, along with Emily Cree, Arthur Cree, Walter Cree and Gladys May Cree. Joseph was 37years old and a Manchester (i.e. cotton goods) warehouseman. Annie was aged 39. Emly was 11, Arthur 9, Walter 7 and Gladys 1. Next dor at number 53 was Joseph's mother Charlotte and his sister Hannah.6
Children of Annie Duckworth and Joseph Aber Cree
- Emily Cree (c May 1889 - )
- Arthur Cree (c May 1891 - )
- Walter Cree+ (c May 1893 - )
- Gladys May Cree (c August 1899 - )
References
- [S1] Parish Register of the relevant parish, Email Mavis Griffiths 3 Sep 2007.
- [S289] Website Free BMD (http://www.freebmd.org.uk), Vol 8d p 455.
- [S11] Trevor Cree, Cree - 150 years of Cree Births, Marriages and Deaths (25 Roman Road, Steyning, W Sussex BN44 3FN: priv., 1989), Volume 1 England and Wales, GRO Ref Vol 8d p83.
- [S11] Trevor Cree, Cree Vol 1, GRO Ref Vol 8d p 72.
- [S11] Trevor Cree, Cree Vol 1, GRO Ref Vol 8d p 87.
- [S264] UK Census 31 Mar 1901, RG13/3727 p 12.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Sarah Winifred Cree1
Female, CreeID#6219, (1 May 1886 - 18 September 1981)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
Sarah Winifred Cree was born on 1 May 1886.1 She was the daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
Her mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.1
Her father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
Sarah Winifred Cree died on 18 September 1981 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
Her mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.1
Her father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
Sarah Winifred Cree died on 18 September 1981 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
John Cree1
Male, CreeID#6221, (18 October 1888 - 5 March 1956)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
John Cree was born on 18 October 1888 in Newington, Edinburgh, Scotland.1,2 He was the son of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
In June 1921 he was serving with the British army in India.1
His daughter Margaret Cree was born on 29 June 1921 in Darjeeling, India.2
His son John Cree was born on 13 May 1927 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.2
His mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
His father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
John Cree died on 5 March 1956 in Killearn, Stirlingshire, Scotland. Wendy Cree said he died in Troon, Ayrshre.1
In June 1921 he was serving with the British army in India.1
His daughter Margaret Cree was born on 29 June 1921 in Darjeeling, India.2
His son John Cree was born on 13 May 1927 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.2
His mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
His father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
John Cree died on 5 March 1956 in Killearn, Stirlingshire, Scotland. Wendy Cree said he died in Troon, Ayrshre.1
Children of John Cree
- Margaret Cree+ (29 June 1921 - 5 January 1989)
- John Cree (13 May 1927 - 8 January 2007)
References
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
James Cree1
Male, CreeID#6223, (28 February 1894 - 27 November 1894)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
James Cree was born on 28 February 1894 in Lochee, Angus, Scotland.1 He was the son of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
James Cree died on 27 November 1894 in St Mary, Dundee, Angus, Scotland.1,2
James Cree died on 27 November 1894 in St Mary, Dundee, Angus, Scotland.1,2
References
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Agnes Hannah Cree1
Female, CreeID#6224, (26 March 1896 - 1 November 1952)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
Agnes Hannah Cree was born on 26 March 1896 in 4 Gardners Lane, Dundee, Angus, Scotland.2,3 She was the daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
On 11 June 1914 Agnes Hannah Cree was living in 92 Bridge Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.4
On 30 December 1918 Agnes Hannah Cree was living in 92 Bridge Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire.
Agnes Hannah Cree married James Anderson on 31 December 1918 in 24 Oswald Street, Blythswood, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The marriage was "by declaration in presence of George Crawford, ironworker, and Sarah Winifred Cree [...] Crawford." Both were recorded as having been widowed. It was registered at Blythswood on 3 January 1919.5,6
Her mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.1
Her father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
Agnes Hannah Cree died on 1 November 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire. She was described as "widow of James Anderson, machinist."1,7
On 11 June 1914 Agnes Hannah Cree was living in 92 Bridge Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.4
On 30 December 1918 Agnes Hannah Cree was living in 92 Bridge Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire.
Agnes Hannah Cree married James Anderson on 31 December 1918 in 24 Oswald Street, Blythswood, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The marriage was "by declaration in presence of George Crawford, ironworker, and Sarah Winifred Cree [...] Crawford." Both were recorded as having been widowed. It was registered at Blythswood on 3 January 1919.5,6
Her mother Eliza Lawson died in 1941 in Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland.1
Her father William Cree died on 7 January 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire.1
Agnes Hannah Cree died on 1 November 1952 in Troon, Ayrshire. She was described as "widow of James Anderson, machinist."1,7
Family: Agnes Hannah Cree and James Anderson
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007. (She had 28 March 1896).
- [S120] Civil Registration Indexes, Vol 282/2 p 287.
- [S78] Registration Certificate held in Cree Archives or transcribed by researcher, Statutory Marriages 493/00 0062, sent by Ron Cree, 20 Feb 2010.
- [S120] Civil Registration Indexes, Vol 493 p 62.
- [S78] Certificate held or seen, Statutory Marriages 644/10 0045, sent by Ron Cree, 20 Feb 2010.
- [S78] Certificate held or seen, Statutory Deaths 590/02 0068, sent by Ron Cree, 20 Feb 2010.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
James Anderson1
Male, CreeID#6226, ( - before November 1952)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
James Anderson was a steel grinding machinist (Army pensioner) and a widower. in December 1918.2
On 30 December 1918 James Anderson was living in 157 Middleton Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.2
James Anderson married Agnes Hannah Cree, daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson, on 31 December 1918 in 24 Oswald Street, Blythswood, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The marriage was "by declaration in presence of George Crawford, ironworker, and Sarah Winifred Cree [...] Crawford." Both were recorded as having been widowed. It was registered at Blythswood on 3 January 1919.1,2
James Anderson died before November 1952.
On 30 December 1918 James Anderson was living in 157 Middleton Street, Alexandria, Bonhill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.2
James Anderson married Agnes Hannah Cree, daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson, on 31 December 1918 in 24 Oswald Street, Blythswood, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The marriage was "by declaration in presence of George Crawford, ironworker, and Sarah Winifred Cree [...] Crawford." Both were recorded as having been widowed. It was registered at Blythswood on 3 January 1919.1,2
James Anderson died before November 1952.
Family: James Anderson and Agnes Hannah Cree
References
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Eliza Cree1
Female, CreeID#6227, (19 July 1898 - 9 July 1913)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
Eliza Cree was born on 19 July 1898 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.1 She was the daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
Eliza Cree died on 9 July 1913 in Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. She died of meningitis.1
Eliza Cree died on 9 July 1913 in Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. She died of meningitis.1
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007.
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George Ogilvie Cree1
Male, CreeID#6228, (28 January 1901 - 7 August 1904)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
George Ogilvie Cree was born on 28 January 1901 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.1 He was the son of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
George Ogilvie Cree died on 7 August 1904 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire.1
George Ogilvie Cree died on 7 August 1904 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire.1
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Barbara Charlotte Cree1
Female, CreeID#6229, (28 February 1905 - 25 February 1906)
| Charts | Branch 17c. The Abernethy line |
Barbara Charlotte Cree was born on 28 February 1905 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.1 She was the daughter of William Cree and Eliza Lawson.1
Barbara Charlotte Cree died on 25 February 1906 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire. She died of measles.1
Barbara Charlotte Cree died on 25 February 1906 in Renton, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire. She died of measles.1
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Wendy Cree 05 Sep 2007.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Walter Cree
Male, CreeID#6230, (c May 1893 - )
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 42 Pinxton |
Walter Cree was born c May 1893 in Salford Reg Dist, Lancashire, England.1 He was the son of Joseph Aber Cree and Annie Duckworth.
On 31 March 1901 Walter Cree was living in the household of Joseph Aber Cree and Annie Duckworth in 51 Scholes Street, Broughton, Salford, Lancashire, England, along with Emily Cree, Arthur Cree and Gladys May Cree. Joseph was 37years old and a Manchester (i.e. cotton goods) warehouseman. Annie was aged 39. Emly was 11, Arthur 9, Walter 7 and Gladys 1. Next dor at number 53 was Joseph's mother Charlotte and his sister Hannah.2
On 31 March 1901 Walter Cree was living in the household of Joseph Aber Cree and Annie Duckworth in 51 Scholes Street, Broughton, Salford, Lancashire, England, along with Emily Cree, Arthur Cree and Gladys May Cree. Joseph was 37years old and a Manchester (i.e. cotton goods) warehouseman. Annie was aged 39. Emly was 11, Arthur 9, Walter 7 and Gladys 1. Next dor at number 53 was Joseph's mother Charlotte and his sister Hannah.2
References
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Thomas Cree
Male, CreeID#6233, (1793 - )
| Charts | Branch 10c. The Fife and Devon branch |
Thomas Cree was baptised in 1793 in Devonport, Devon, England.1 He was the son of John Cree and Cecilia Hodges.
References
- [S244] Web site BMD Registers: The Official Non-Parochial BMDs Service (http://www.bmdregisters.co.uk).
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Emanuel Alderson1
Male, CreeID#6234, (1822 or 1823 - c May 1891)
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 42 Pinxton |
Emanuel Alderson was born in 1822 or 1823 in Manchester, Lancashire, England.2
On 7 April 1861 Emanuel Alderson was living in the household of Rebecca Cree in 12 Harris Street, Cheetham, Manchester, Lancashire, England, along with William Frisby. Rebecca was an upholsterer aged 41 and unmarried. William Frisby her nephew was aged 30 and a warehouse porter. Her cousin Sarah Johnson was aged 20 and an apprentice. There were two boarders in the house. In addition to Emanual Alderson, a sadler aged 37, whom she was later to marry, there was a Thomas C Rae aged 23 who was a warehouseman.3
Emanuel Alderson was a sadler on 7 April 1861.1,4
Emanuel Alderson married Rebecca Cree, daughter of Thomas Cree and Elizebeth Cutts, in 1864 in St Mary's, Manchester, Lancashire, England.1
On 2 April 1871 Emanuel Alderson and Rebecca Cree were living in Punch Bowl Inn, Feetham, Melbecks, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England. He was an innkeeper and saddler.1
On 3 April 1881 Emanuel Alderson and Rebecca Cree were living in Punch Bowl Hotel, Feetham, Melbecks, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England. Emanuel was a sadller and innkeeper, aged 58, while Rebecca was shown as a landlady aged 61.5
Emanuel Alderson died c May 1891 in Reeth, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England.6
On 7 April 1861 Emanuel Alderson was living in the household of Rebecca Cree in 12 Harris Street, Cheetham, Manchester, Lancashire, England, along with William Frisby. Rebecca was an upholsterer aged 41 and unmarried. William Frisby her nephew was aged 30 and a warehouse porter. Her cousin Sarah Johnson was aged 20 and an apprentice. There were two boarders in the house. In addition to Emanual Alderson, a sadler aged 37, whom she was later to marry, there was a Thomas C Rae aged 23 who was a warehouseman.3
Emanuel Alderson was a sadler on 7 April 1861.1,4
Emanuel Alderson married Rebecca Cree, daughter of Thomas Cree and Elizebeth Cutts, in 1864 in St Mary's, Manchester, Lancashire, England.1
On 2 April 1871 Emanuel Alderson and Rebecca Cree were living in Punch Bowl Inn, Feetham, Melbecks, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England. He was an innkeeper and saddler.1
On 3 April 1881 Emanuel Alderson and Rebecca Cree were living in Punch Bowl Hotel, Feetham, Melbecks, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England. Emanuel was a sadller and innkeeper, aged 58, while Rebecca was shown as a landlady aged 61.5
Emanuel Alderson died c May 1891 in Reeth, Grinton (Swaledale), Yorkshire, England.6
Family: Emanuel Alderson and Rebecca Cree
References
- [S16] Personal communication, Email Mavis Griffiths 14 Sep 2007.
- [S164] UK Census 3 Apr 1881, Age 58. PRO RG11/4877 f 52 p3.
- [S204] UK Census 7 Apr 1861, RG 9/2969 f 120 p 51.
- [S204] UK Census 1861.
- [S164] UK Census 1881, PRO RG11/4877 f 52 p3.
- [S289] Website Free BMD (http://www.freebmd.org.uk), He was aged 68. GRO Vol 9d p589.
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Clarence Carlton Taylor1
Male, CreeID#6239, ( - 28 December 1955)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Branch 21b. The David Cree branch of PA |
Clarence Carlton Taylor He was a Greene County Sheriff and Commissioner. Clarence Taylor was a son of the Battle of Gettisburg, Civil War Veteran, Levi Taylor and Arabella Grooms, daughter of past postmaster, William Grooms, also civil war veteran of the Battle of Anthiem,and Malinda McIlvaine, daughter of Moses McIlvaine and Susan Vankirk McIlvaine.1
Clarence Carlton Taylor married Emma Matilda Cree, daughter of William David Cree and Emma Susan Robley. They "had the following children: sons. Harry A. Taylor (Sr), Clarence A. Taylor, Paul Cree Taylor, and daughter. Edith A. Taylor, whom married Mr. Haines. My father was US Army Captain Harry Albert Taylor Sr. 1912-1987. All three of Emma's sons served in the US Army during World War II and again during the Korean War. All of Emma Matilda Cree Taylor's children are now deceased. My father and mother are both buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, USA."1,2
His wife Emma Matilda Cree died on 18 November 1942 in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Clarence Carlton Taylor died on 28 December 1955.1 He was buried in Waynesburg Cemetery, Greene County, Pennsylvania, USA.1
Clarence Carlton Taylor married Emma Matilda Cree, daughter of William David Cree and Emma Susan Robley. They "had the following children: sons. Harry A. Taylor (Sr), Clarence A. Taylor, Paul Cree Taylor, and daughter. Edith A. Taylor, whom married Mr. Haines. My father was US Army Captain Harry Albert Taylor Sr. 1912-1987. All three of Emma's sons served in the US Army during World War II and again during the Korean War. All of Emma Matilda Cree Taylor's children are now deceased. My father and mother are both buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, USA."1,2
His wife Emma Matilda Cree died on 18 November 1942 in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, USA.
Clarence Carlton Taylor died on 28 December 1955.1 He was buried in Waynesburg Cemetery, Greene County, Pennsylvania, USA.1
Family: Clarence Carlton Taylor and Emma Matilda Cree
References
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Sally Burgess1
Female, CreeID#6241, (9 September 1792 - 10 April 1846)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Sally Burgess was born on 9 September 1792 in Penobscot, Hancock County, Maine, USA.1 She was the daughter of Ezekiel Burgess and Lydia Eldredge.
Sally Burgess married Ebenezer Crie, son of John Crie and Mary Hall, on 6 May 1813.1
Her daughter Almira T Crie was born on 25 March 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son John C Crie was born on 12 January 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Susan Crie was born on 20 November 1819 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Samuel B Crie was born on 9 February 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Rufus Y Crie was born on 25 September 1824 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Hiram Hall Crie was born on 7 March 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Esther E Crie was born on 15 December 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Henry A Crie was born on 18 January 1831 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA.1,3,2
Her daughter Margaret E Crie was born on 5 March 1837 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her father Ezekiel Burgess died on 25 February 1839 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.1
Sally Burgess married Ebenezer Crie, son of John Crie and Mary Hall, on 6 May 1813.1
Her daughter Almira T Crie was born on 25 March 1814 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine, USA.2
Her son John C Crie was born on 12 January 1818 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Susan Crie was born on 20 November 1819 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Samuel B Crie was born on 9 February 1822 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Rufus Y Crie was born on 25 September 1824 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Hiram Hall Crie was born on 7 March 1826 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Esther E Crie was born on 15 December 1828 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her son Henry A Crie was born on 18 January 1831 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her daughter Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA.1,3,2
Her daughter Margaret E Crie was born on 5 March 1837 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Her father Ezekiel Burgess died on 25 February 1839 in Matinicus Island, Hancock County, Maine.2
Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.1
Children of Sally Burgess and Ebenezer Crie
- Almira T Crie (25 March 1814 - 3 January 1903)
- John C Crie+ (12 January 1818 - 1894)
- Susan Crie+ (20 November 1819 - )
- Samuel B Crie (9 February 1822 - 19 February 1851)
- Rufus Y Crie+ (25 September 1824 - 2 October 1894)
- Hiram Hall Crie+ (7 March 1826 - )
- Esther E Crie (15 December 1828 - 1891)
- Henry A Crie (18 January 1831 - )
- Mary Jane Crie+1 (5 January 1835 - 1912)
- Margaret E Crie (5 March 1837 - )
References
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S16] Personal communication, Bjarni Brown, 6 Apr 2009.
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |
Mary Jane Crie1
Female, CreeID#6242, (5 January 1835 - 1912)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Lillian married Fred Rollins and their daughter, Katherine, was my paternal grandmother... My grandmother (Lillian's daughter) often spoke of her Crie family and of Criehaven, though at the time I was too young to ask if she had ever been! From other history I've found about Criehaven, the 'other' side of the Crie family lived much longer on the island, through several more generations after Lillian was born.
There is also a history of Cries on the nearby island of Matinicus. That is the island the Cries first landed on when they came to the U.S. From there they moved across the channel to Criehaven, and at one point in about 1879 owned the whole island! Mary Jane's uncle, John Crie (born 1788, married to Sally Emery) had 7 children, most of whom I can find seemed to stay on the island. Of course most were fishermen, one owned and ran a general store, one was the postmaster and a grandson was even Commissioner of Sea Fisheries.2 Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA. Bjarni Brown wrote, "Mary Jane Crie's place of birth is Owl's Head, Maine (which is on the mainland, not the island of Criehaven) but it was common for the women to make the trip 'off island' to have their babies."
Robert Hall's geneaolgy, however, has her birth place as Matinicus.1,3,4 She was the daughter of Ebenezer Crie and Sally Burgess.1
Her mother Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.1
Mary Jane Crie married Henry Kelley on 9 March 1856 in Unity, Waldo County, Maine, USA.5,6
Her daughter Carrie E Kelley was born on 14 August 1858 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, USA.7
Her daughter Lillian Crie Kelley was born in Owl's Head, Maine, USA.2
Her father Ebenezer Crie died in September 1881 in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine, USA.1
Her husband Henry Kelley died in 1902 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1
Mary Jane Crie died in 1912 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1,2
There is also a history of Cries on the nearby island of Matinicus. That is the island the Cries first landed on when they came to the U.S. From there they moved across the channel to Criehaven, and at one point in about 1879 owned the whole island! Mary Jane's uncle, John Crie (born 1788, married to Sally Emery) had 7 children, most of whom I can find seemed to stay on the island. Of course most were fishermen, one owned and ran a general store, one was the postmaster and a grandson was even Commissioner of Sea Fisheries.2 Mary Jane Crie was born on 5 January 1835 in Owls Head, Knox County, Maine, USA. Bjarni Brown wrote, "Mary Jane Crie's place of birth is Owl's Head, Maine (which is on the mainland, not the island of Criehaven) but it was common for the women to make the trip 'off island' to have their babies."
Robert Hall's geneaolgy, however, has her birth place as Matinicus.1,3,4 She was the daughter of Ebenezer Crie and Sally Burgess.1
Her mother Sally Burgess died on 10 April 1846.1
Mary Jane Crie married Henry Kelley on 9 March 1856 in Unity, Waldo County, Maine, USA.5,6
Her daughter Carrie E Kelley was born on 14 August 1858 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, USA.7
Her daughter Lillian Crie Kelley was born in Owl's Head, Maine, USA.2
Her father Ebenezer Crie died in September 1881 in Liberty, Waldo County, Maine, USA.1
Her husband Henry Kelley died in 1902 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1
Mary Jane Crie died in 1912 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1,2
Children of Mary Jane Crie and Henry Kelley
- Edbert Kelley
- Herbert L Kelley
- Carrie E Kelley (14 August 1858 - )
- Lillian Crie Kelley
References
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009.
- [S16] Personal communication, Bjarni Brown, 6 Apr 2009.
- [S419] Website, Hall Family Database, by Robert Hall http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi, extracted 14 March 2012.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004, "My wife is a descendant of John Crie, b. 1762 in Glasgow... Mary Jane Crie 1835 - 1912 [married] Henry Kelley 1816 - 1902."
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009, "Lillian Crie Kelley was one of their daughters. She had one sister, Carrie and 2 brothers, Edbert and Herbert. Lillian married Fred Rollins and their daughter, Katherine, was my paternal grandmother."
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Randy Schroder 31 Dec 2004.
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Henry Kelley1
Male, CreeID#6243, (1816 - 1902)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1444 Saline (1) Chart 1784 Matinicus |
Mary Jane mar. Henry Kelly and had four children. Herbert L. and Edbert were twins. (1) Herbert mar. Connie Pielsiner and had a dau. Cornelia. (2) Edbert mar. Katherine Geoffrey and had no issue. (3) Carrie E. mar. Edward Kendrick and had Maude and Alice. Alice mar. Donald Williams and had Edward. (4) Lillian C. mar. Fred Rollins and had Mary C., Henry, and Katherine.2 Henry Kelley was born in 1816 in Unity, Waldo County, Maine, USA.1
Henry Kelley married Mary Jane Crie, daughter of Ebenezer Crie and Sally Burgess, on 9 March 1856 in Unity, Waldo County, Maine.3,4
His daughter Carrie E Kelley was born on 14 August 1858 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, USA.5
His daughter Lillian Crie Kelley was born in Owl's Head, Maine, USA.6
Henry Kelley died in 1902 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1
Henry Kelley married Mary Jane Crie, daughter of Ebenezer Crie and Sally Burgess, on 9 March 1856 in Unity, Waldo County, Maine.3,4
His daughter Carrie E Kelley was born on 14 August 1858 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, USA.5
His daughter Lillian Crie Kelley was born in Owl's Head, Maine, USA.6
Henry Kelley died in 1902 in Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine.1
Children of Henry Kelley and Mary Jane Crie
- Edbert Kelley
- Herbert L Kelley
- Carrie E Kelley (14 August 1858 - )
- Lillian Crie Kelley
References
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004.
- [S419] Website, Maine Genealogy, http://www.mainegenealogy.net/, Marriage Record of Donald G. CRIE & Dorothy M. SPEAR.
- [S16] Personal communication, email Randy Schroder 30 Dec 2004, "My wife is a descendant of John Crie, b. 1762 in Glasgow... Mary Jane Crie 1835 - 1912 [married] Henry Kelley 1816 - 1902."
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009, "Lillian Crie Kelley was one of their daughters. She had one sister, Carrie and 2 brothers, Edbert and Herbert. Lillian married Fred Rollins and their daughter, Katherine, was my paternal grandmother."
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Randy Schroder 31 Dec 2004.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Bjarni Brown 6 Apr 2009.
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Ann Cree
Female, CreeID#6244, (1778 - 22 April 1853)
| Charts | Line 17. The Perth glovers line Chart 1447 Perth shoemakers |
Ann Cree was born in 1778.1 She was the daughter of John Crie and Margaret Watson.
Ann Cree married William Ward.
Her father John Crie died on 4 May 1803 in Inveresk, Fife, Scotland.2,1
Ann Cree died on 22 April 1853.3
Ann Cree married William Ward.
Her father John Crie died on 4 May 1803 in Inveresk, Fife, Scotland.2,1
Ann Cree died on 22 April 1853.3
Family: Ann Cree and William Ward
References
- [S250] Website Monumental inscriptions in Inveresk Kirkyard extant in 1857 (http://www.ancestor.abel.co.uk/inv/mi1857.html).
- [S91] Perth Burgh Book of Deeds, This shows that John pre-deceased his wife Margaret Watson.
- [S250] Website MIs Inveresk (http://www.ancestor.abel.co.uk/inv/mi1857.html), "121. Here lies interred the body of ANN CREE, (wife of William Ward, late vintner in Musselburgh), who died 22d of April 1853, in the 75th year of her age. She was a loving wife, a tender parent, and an affectionate friend. Her death will be long and sincerely regretted by her daughter, who has erected this humble stone as a small mark of affection to the memory of a much-beloved and much-lamented mother.
How still and peaceful is the grave,
When days of grief are past."
| Last edited | 14 Nov 2020 |
William Viney1
Male, CreeID#6245
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line (#1) Line 1. The Bolsover line (#2) Mini-chart 61 Stockport Mini-chart 62 Beighton |
William Viney was the son of James Viney.
William Viney married Eliza Cree, daughter of Peter Cree and Mary Ann Carder, on 7 July 1883 in St Marys, Beighton, Derbyshire, England. The ceremony was witnessed by Peter Cree. William was a miner of Beighton and Eliza was a spinster. Both signed the register.2
In 1891 William Viney and Eliza Cree were living along with Peter Cree. As well as Eliza's father Peter, they were living with their four children.3
On 31 March 1901 William Viney and Eliza Cree were living along with Peter Cree. They were living with their five children, William Henry, Alice Maud M, Agnes Beatrice, Peter James and Harold.3
William Viney married Eliza Cree, daughter of Peter Cree and Mary Ann Carder, on 7 July 1883 in St Marys, Beighton, Derbyshire, England. The ceremony was witnessed by Peter Cree. William was a miner of Beighton and Eliza was a spinster. Both signed the register.2
In 1891 William Viney and Eliza Cree were living along with Peter Cree. As well as Eliza's father Peter, they were living with their four children.3
On 31 March 1901 William Viney and Eliza Cree were living along with Peter Cree. They were living with their five children, William Henry, Alice Maud M, Agnes Beatrice, Peter James and Harold.3
Family: William Viney and Eliza Cree
References
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William Whiteley1
Male, CreeID#6248, (31 August 1817 - between May 1857 and September 1857)
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 61 Stockport |
William Whiteley was baptised on 31 August 1817 in Soyland, Yorkshire, England.1
In 1841 William Whiteley was living in Rishland, Yorkshire, England. He was a corn miller and was living with his mother and sister.2
William Whiteley married Charlotte Radford in 1843 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.2
His daughter Elizabeth Whiteley was born in 1844 in Eckington, Yorkshire, England.2
His son George Whiteley was baptised in 1848 in Eckington, Yorkshire; His name was recorded incorrectly as Whiteby.2
William Whiteley was a shopkeeper and corn miller in 1851 in Eckington, Yorkshire.3
William Whiteley married Mary Ann Carder, daughter of George Carder and Gertrude Cree, c May 1855 in Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England.1
In 1856 William Whiteley was living in Mosbrough, Eckington, Derbyshire, England. He was listed as a wheel owner.4
In 1857 William Whiteley was living in Mosbrough, Eckington, Derbyshire. He was a corn miller.5
His daughter Gertrude Whiteley was baptised on 12 April 1857 in Eckington, Yorkshire.1
William Whiteley died between May 1857 and September 1857.6
In 1841 William Whiteley was living in Rishland, Yorkshire, England. He was a corn miller and was living with his mother and sister.2
William Whiteley married Charlotte Radford in 1843 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.2
His daughter Elizabeth Whiteley was born in 1844 in Eckington, Yorkshire, England.2
His son George Whiteley was baptised in 1848 in Eckington, Yorkshire; His name was recorded incorrectly as Whiteby.2
William Whiteley was a shopkeeper and corn miller in 1851 in Eckington, Yorkshire.3
William Whiteley married Mary Ann Carder, daughter of George Carder and Gertrude Cree, c May 1855 in Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England.1
In 1856 William Whiteley was living in Mosbrough, Eckington, Derbyshire, England. He was listed as a wheel owner.4
In 1857 William Whiteley was living in Mosbrough, Eckington, Derbyshire. He was a corn miller.5
His daughter Gertrude Whiteley was baptised on 12 April 1857 in Eckington, Yorkshire.1
William Whiteley died between May 1857 and September 1857.6
Children of William Whiteley and Charlotte Radford
- Elizabeth Whiteley (1844 - )
- George Whiteley (1848 - c February 1860)
Child of William Whiteley and Mary Ann Carder
- Gertrude Whiteley (12 April 1857 - )
References
- [S16] Personal communication, email from Karen Hodges 19 Nov 2007.
- [S16] Personal communication, Email from Karen Hodges, 19 Nov 2007.
- [S35] White, History, Gazetteer and Directory, County of Derby.
- [S16] Personal communication, email from Karen Hodges 19 Nov 2007 quoting Derbyshire Directory.
- [S16] Personal communication, email from Karen Hodges 19 Nov 2007 quoting White's directory.
- [S16] Personal communication, email from Karen Hodges 19 Nov 2007. She lists "possible index entries at Halifax June[2] or Sept[1] quarter."
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Emily Carder
Female, CreeID#6249, (c February 1855 - )
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 61 Stockport |
Emily Carder was born c February 1855 in Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England.1,2 She was the daughter of Mary Ann Carder. Emily Carder was baptised on 12 April 1857 in Eckington, Yorkshire, England. Only the mother was recorded.3
On 12 April 1857, Emily Carder was also known as Emily Whiteley Carder.
On 7 April 1861 Emily Carder was living in the household of Mary Ann Carder and Peter Cree, along with Gertrude Whiteley and George Henry Cree.4
On 12 April 1857, Emily Carder was also known as Emily Whiteley Carder.
On 7 April 1861 Emily Carder was living in the household of Mary Ann Carder and Peter Cree, along with Gertrude Whiteley and George Henry Cree.4
References
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Gertrude Whiteley
Female, CreeID#6250, (12 April 1857 - )
| Charts | Line 1. The Bolsover line Mini-chart 61 Stockport |
Gertrude Whiteley was baptised on 12 April 1857 in Eckington, Yorkshire, England.1 She was the daughter of William Whiteley and Mary Ann Carder.
On 7 April 1861 Gertrude Whiteley was living in the household of Mary Ann Carder and Peter Cree, along with Emily Carder and George Henry Cree.2
On 7 April 1861 Gertrude Whiteley was living in the household of Mary Ann Carder and Peter Cree, along with Emily Carder and George Henry Cree.2
References
| Last edited | 15 Sep 2019 |