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Trevor."
The search for your Cree, Crie, Crea, Cre, Crey and Chree origins
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Kilsyth Crees
Posted by Margaret Tagg on April 4, 2019 at 10:01 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hello everyone,
My mother was Mary McGowan Cree, daughter of Margaret Smith and James McGowan Cree from Kilsyth Scotland. Any cousins out there ?
David Cree and Anne Pattison
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
George Cree (c.1851-1932) & Jane Cree (c.1851-1918) County Down
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…
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Posted 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…
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"Thank you Trevor
I have looked at the first Mary Ann McDonald you mention and i think she was still in Scotland in hte 1991 census and we know htat Mary Ann was in Dunedin having babies by then.
ThEther one with the Thom connection i thought…"
"Marion,
The origins of Mary Ann McDonald are quite confusing as you will see from the information sources below that seem to contradict each other. However I have found the birth of a Mary Ann McDonald in Blairgowrie on the 27th April 1864 and that…"
Mary Ann McDonald
I am descended through line 7 - the Perth glovers. I have been trying to find the birth details of my great grandmother, Mary Ann McDonald who married Matthew Cree in 1899 in Wellington New Zealand. She was born in Scotland and came to NZ in 1897 on the Queen Mab. See More
Birth, marriage and death records of Irish Crees
The Irish government website at https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/ has recently uploaded a large number Irish birth, marriage and death records. This includes images from the all the registers of the Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages. The process is not complete yet but it's progressing well and has enabled me to create a full spreadsheet of Cree marriages in the Lists Section of the Cree Surname…See More
"Mike and I have been contacted by Robert Scott who is the Treasurer of the Beechworth Cemetery Trust, Beechworth, Victoria, Australia (https://www.beechworthcemetery.com.au). Robert has very kindly helped to ensure that the WW1 war service of…"
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Cree Family History
This 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.
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Mary Ann McDonald
Started by Marion Fitchett in The Cree Perth burgesses line. Last reply by Marion Fitchett Mar 1. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I am descended through line 7 - the Perth glovers. I have been trying to find the birth details of my great grandmother, Mary Ann McDonald who married Matthew Cree in 1899 in Wellington New…Continue
Birth, marriage and death records of Irish Crees
Started by Mike Spathaky in Birth, marriage and death records of Irish Crees Jan 31. 0 Replies 0 Likes
The Irish government website at https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/ has recently uploaded a large number Irish birth,…Continue
Crees of Taralga, NSW, Australia
Started by Melissa Smith in DNA Testing Forum. Last reply by Melissa Smith Apr 21, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi everyone,I am the daughter of Sheila Mary Cree who is the daughter of William Selby Cree and Rosaline Pearl Whipp formerly of Taralga NSW Australia. I have noticed she is not listed as their…Continue
re William Cree and Mary Gill Lisburn Weavers
Started by Fiona in Cree lines in County Down, Ireland Mar 22, 2019. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Good Afternoon Cree family,I am the Great Granddaughter of William and Mary Cree from Lisburn.My Grandmother was Harriet Cree who married William Watters.So far the only living relative I have…Continue
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