"Hey Trevor
Greatly appreciate your response. Yeah, fantastic, exactly why I really want to get everything in line and matched up :-).
Certainly. My Uncle is Paul Cree, Mother would have been Deborah Cree.
Their Father (my…"
The search for your Cree, Crie, Crea, Cre, Crey and Chree origins
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Hello and Thank you
Posted by Alan Houston Cree on November 22, 2020 at 21:42 0 Comments 0 Likes
I am Alan Houston Cree, Great Grandson of Walter Osbourne M Cree, Chadolly Street, Belfast.
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Posted by Kenny Clements on November 13, 2020 at 22:25 3 Comments 0 Likes
Thank you for accepting me into your website.
I believe I am related back to Alexander Cree born 28.05.1699 in Methven. I also have links through Ancestry, not sure how accurate they are, back to a Robert Crie born 1618 possibly in Fife.
I shall attempt to post the direct lineage I have to Alexander in the coming days.
Thanks again and keep up the good work on an excellent website :-)
Kenny Clements
I believe I am related back to Alexander Cree born 28.05.1699 in Methven. I also have links through Ancestry, not sure how accurate they are, back to a Robert Crie born 1618 possibly in Fife.
I shall attempt to post the direct lineage I have to Alexander in the coming days.
Thanks again and keep up the good work on an excellent website :-)
Kenny Clements
James Cree 1843-1896
Posted by JUNE WALKER on October 21, 2020 at 16:30 2 Comments 0 Likes
My great grandfather James Cree was the son of Henry Cree. Edith Hannah Cree is my grandmother.
She was born in Worksop 1872 . Daughter of James Cree and Julia Marples. Julia Marples was the daugher of George 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.
If anybody has more information or photo`s I would love to hear from them.
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 ?
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"Neal,
The fact that you have taken a family history DNA test should really help you understand more about both your Connor and Cree origins. As you know your paternal line (Connor) should help you match up with a lot of male individuals on the…"
Cree Lisburn
Hi All,Seeking clarity and help if possible. So my mothers maiden name is Cree from Lisburn. I had started looking into my family tree. I stumbled upon Samuel Raymond Cree, play writer from Lisburn. My Uncle is not quite sure if Samuel Raymond Cree is my Grandfathers 1st or 2nd cousin. He had stated that he had been sent a photograph to which he has recently found. The photograph would be my mothers and uncles Great Great Grandparents - on the back it says William and Mary Cree. I am…See More
"Hi Trevor,
Many thanks for the acceptance. My surname is Connor but my mothers maiden name is Cree from Lisburn. I have been recently searching back, upon discovery of Samuel Raymond Cree. My Uncle has made me aware that he…"
"Welcome to the Cree FH Network. While Trevor looks after this Network site, I look after the one-name study Cree Surname site at http://cree.one-name.net . It seems likely that you are related to Thomas Connor, a glover of Tan Yard Lane, Lisburn.…"
"Welcome to the Cree Family History Network Neal. Apologies for the delay,
Trevor."
PATRICIA CREE
MY SISTER PATRICIA .PAST AWAY MONDAY-11-01-2021.SHE WAS 66 YEARS OLD. LIVED IN GREAT YARMOUTH.
"Hello again, mum and Dad moved to Australia in 1956 “ 10pound poms as they were called.
Dad continued working as a bricklayer over here. "
"Hi, My father Samuel Cree said his Uncle Walter moved to Australia."
"Helen, Reuben was the younger brother of my Great Granda Walter Osbourne M Cree married to Margaret Smeaton"
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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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Cree Lisburn
Started by Neal Connor in DNA Testing Forum. Last reply by Neal Connor Jan 27. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi All,Seeking clarity and help if possible. So my mothers maiden name is Cree from Lisburn. I had started looking into my family tree. I stumbled upon Samuel Raymond Cree, play writer from…Continue
Mary Ann McDonald
Started by Marion Fitchett in The Cree Perth burgesses line. Last reply by Marion Fitchett Mar 1, 2020. 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, 2020. 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
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