Posted by Elizabeth Gould on January 24, 2018 at 19:43 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hello everyone
So pleased to find out that I have a direct connection to David Cree and his wife Anne Pattison.
My maternal line is the Walker family
Posted by John Craig on November 4, 2017 at 21:45 2 Comments 0 Likes
Hi,
I'm new joining the group but have have found the resources on this site a fantastic source of information over many years.
George Cree (1851 - 1932) who lived at Dunmurry in Northern Ireland was my great great grandfather, and Jane Cree was my great great grandmother, so I trace my line from both the Lisburn Crees through George, and the Ballybarnes Crees through Jane's father Andrew Cree.
My great grandmother was Eliza Cree (1870-1955) - the first child of George…
ContinuePosted by JUNE WALKER on October 21, 2017 at 16:39 1 Comment 0 Likes
My great grandfather James Cree was the son of John Cree and Hannah Warren. Edith Hannah Cree is my grandmother.
Born in Worksop 1872 . Daughter of James Cree and Julia Marples. Julia Marples was the daugher of Georgre Marples who owned a public house in Worksop called "Butchers Arms".
James Cree owned a vegetable and fishmongers shop in Worksop in about 1880. He died in 1896.
James `s sister Jane Cree John married and went to Provo in Utah USA
If anybody has…
ContinuePosted by JUNE WALKER on October 21, 2017 at 16:39 0 Comments 0 Likes
My great grandfather James Cree was the son of John Cree and Hannah Warren. Edith Hannah Cree is my grandmother.
Born in Worksop 1872 . Daughter of James Cree and Julia Marples. Julia Marples was the daugher of Georgre Marples who owned a public house in Worksop called "Butchers Arms".
James Cree owned a vegetable and fishmongers shop in Worksop in about 1880. He died in 1896.
James `s sister Jane Cree John married and went to Provo in Utah USA
If anybody has…
ContinueThis Ning network has been created to allow all those with an interest in Cree family history to have a focal point where they can exchange their knowledge and ask questions of others with a similar interest in the origins of their own Cree family. It has been created to directly complement and work in parallel with the Cree Surname website (http://www.cree.name) that is maintained by Mike Spathaky, the leading Cree family history researcher. Mike, Trevor and others have been trying for some time to devise a means whereby individuals can communicate directly with each other about their common Cree ancestry and this Ning community provides a way to achieve that objective. Whether you live in Scotland, Ireland, England, the USA, Australia, New Zealand or indeed anywhere else in the world, we hope that you will find this resource of assistance to your research.
Started by Trevor Cree in Cree lines in County Down, Ireland. Last reply by Dorothy A Ludaescher Sep 28, 2017. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I've just been contacted by Debbie who wrote:"My grandfather is Reuben Cree from 8 King St, Bangor Co. Down he married Sarah (Sadie)Cree nee Hawthorne Dec. 7 1925My mother was one of 9 of his…Continue
Started by Trevor Cree in DNA Testing Forum May 27, 2017. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Dan,I'm not sure if the origin of the Sprotbrough Cree line has been discussed before on the Network but I have just noticed your very interesting posting below. Mike is probably the expert on the…Continue
Started by Trevor Cree in Cree lines in County Down, Ireland. Last reply by Trevor Cree Sep 13, 2016. 1 Reply 0 Likes
William Cree of Ballybarnes (1821 - 1873)I was undertaking a random Google search using the keywords ''William Cree' Ireland' when I came across an interesting photograph of a gravestone. It was…Continue
Started by Annabelle Morrison in The Chree line of Aberdeenshire. Last reply by Annabelle Morrison Sep 11, 2016. 1 Reply 1 Like
Further to previous discussions:According to public records Henrietta Florence Cree was born in Belfast N.Ireland on 27 February 1926. Her mother's maiden name was Atkinson.Sadly the death records…Continue
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