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Re: African American Creasman?

jamescreasman — 2009-08-06 16:05:34Z

Well yes, I've been looking for the orgins of Black Americans named Creasman myself. My email is james.creasman@navy.mil, this will be better.

Respectfully,
J. Creasman Jr

Re: African American Creasman?

ashley_creasman — 2009-02-05 18:15:10Z

where are you from??

Re: Orah Creasman b.1816, Buncombe Co., N.C.

christiecwhite — 2009-01-29 04:55:21Z

There is a chance that Jane may have been by ggg grandmother. Was she the grandmother of Alice Virginia Josephine Creasman b 1871 d 1953. Thanks, christiecwhite@comcast.net

Re: creasman family

juliamarienelson — 2008-10-01 00:33:37Z

My great grandmother was also Alice Burton Creasman. She married N. B. Nelson and their son Carl Eugene Nelson Sr. was my father's father.

African American Creasman?

AgainstAllOdds07 — 2008-07-11 23:46:00Z

Hello,

I am an African American and I am a Creasman. Does anyone know of any Creasman's who are African American?

Lillian Creasman of Tampa

piraticalmomof4 — 2008-03-23 18:45:20Z

Hi! Looking for a "Lillian Ann Creasman" of Tampa (or formerly of Tampa around 1963). Any information appreciated.

Re: Philip Christmann

pkobleur1 — 2008-01-15 03:35:44Z

Our g-g-grandfather was Wallace A Chaudoin. His mother was Mary Jane Creasman (Crissmon, Chrisman) She appeared as a 5 yr old on 1840 census in Monroe Co Tn with Wallace A Creasman and wife Biddy Scrimsher. Wallace Creasman was shown as born in NC and he served in military during the military removal, with 2 other Creasmans (I believe one was named Adam). Wallace was born 5/1819 in NC and died 5/10/1839 Monroe Co Tn. Mary Jane was born 1834 in Tn (based on 1840 census info) and died in Texas, we don't know where or when. Our problem is determing who Mary Jane's parents were. Biddy never had children with Wallace but he remarried after her death and had children. They moved to Lavaca Co Texas. Has the name Wallace Alexander Creasman appeared in any of your searching or Mary Jane?

Re: Orah Creasman b.1816, Buncombe Co., N.C.

pkobleur1 — 2007-12-25 01:45:01Z

Our gggrandmother was Mary Jane Creasman, in HH of Wallace A Creasman in 1840 in Tn. There were 3 Creasman men who served in the military during the Indian removal, John, Adam and Wallace. They enlisted in NC I believe. Orah Creasman may have been a relative to one of these Creasman men.

Orah Creasman b.1816, Buncombe Co., N.C.

oldleicester — 2007-12-09 21:58:47Z

Orah Creasman m. Alfred Craig of Buncombe Co., N.C. abt 1837. Her father might have been John Creasman. Any info. on these families is appreciated.

Re: Marlor marler worley

luckyme39 — 2007-09-14 01:32:06Z

contact me at marler_724@yahoo.com annie worley and hobart marler

Re: creasman family

pkobleur1 — 2007-07-22 03:56:21Z

We have no information on Wallace A Creasman or Mary Jane Creasman. The first record we have of Wallace was the military rolls where he signed up for the Cherokee Wars in Buncombe Co. The next is his marriage certificate to Biddy Scrimsher in Monroe Co Tn then the 1840 census as head of household in Monroe Co. We know they moved to Lavaca Co Texas and there are records from that time onward. He had a sister named Mary who married an Earwood, Irwood, Yearwood and died shortly after delivering a son, Edward. Edward was taken in by Wallace and Biddy and they raised him. We are looking for information on who Wallace' parents were, was Mary Jane a relative to Wallace or Biddy or neither, just took her in. A real mystery.

Re: creasman family

plumfine — 2007-07-16 17:21:44Z

My GGG-Grandmother was Sarah "Sallie" Creasman, b. abt. 1810, NC, d. bet. 1860-1864 in Buncombe County, NC, m. Jesse Powers in Buncombe County, NC. I have been trying to find her parents for several years. Could she be related to your line.

Pat Webster
Family Genealogy Web Site
http://beaty-cox.org

Re: Adam Creaseman - Milley Griggs Family

pkobleur1 — 2007-07-15 22:28:00Z

Looking for Wallace A Creasman, Buncombe Co NC, parents unknown. Also Mary Jane Creasman born about 1834 or 35. He married Biddy Scrimsher 1839 in Monroe Co Tn. They are on 1840 Monroe Co census. He signed up in Buncombe Co for Cherokee Wars and later moved to Lavaca Co Texas (around Hallettsville)

Creasman

pkobleur1 — 2007-07-15 22:20:29Z

Looking for Wallace A Creasman, Buncombe Co N.C., on 1840 census as HOH in Monroe Co, Tn and Mary Jane Creasman also in the HH with his wife Biddy Scrimsher. Wallace signed up for Cherokee Wars in Buncombe Co NC, moved to Lavaca Co Texas (around Hallettsville) and on 1850 census

Marlor

ThereseLuedtke — 2006-01-27 05:19:40Z

I am looking for any information on Marlor's, primarily out of North Carolina. Another family name is Worley, Payne and Meadows. Any and all info greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

Re: The Creasman Family

2005-11-08 04:37:17Z

ok u know u are loved so i dont know why u think u arent big sis and thats not funny.... except for the irony of the situation

Re: The Creasman Family

2005-10-19 21:23:50Z

Re: The Creasman Family

2005-10-17 15:30:19Z

I am also the daughter of richard lee creasman
I just just want to be loved please help me!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Buncombe Co NC Creasmans

2004-08-16 12:39:24Z

I am sorry, I don't have that family. I have not really researched that far back on my line yet.

Re: Buncombe Co NC Creasmans

2004-08-16 00:13:11Z

Wondering if you have a Sallie with daughter Delitha or Dilla or Delia? Not sure of spelling on daughter's name. Delitha b@1825. Sp. John Riley Pressley.

Re: Creasmans in Buncombe and Rowan Counties, N. C. and Mo.

2004-08-16 00:11:15Z

I was hoping you might have something on Sallie and/or Delitha(Dilla,Delia?) Creasman from that area. Delitha or whatever her name is exactly, was born @1825 and married John Riley Pressley. Sallie was her mom.

Creasmans in Buncombe and Rowan Counties, N. C. and Mo.

2004-04-12 01:45:21Z

Seeking information on Conrad (Coonrod) Creasman, Jr. born about 1795 in Rowan Co., N. C. Who did he marry? Children are Rachel Creasman born about 1815 by Ashville, Buncombe Co., N. C. about 1815 who married Benjamin Kidd in 1839 in Marion County, Mo. A son, John Creasman, born about 1825 in Mo., and died 1882 in Monroe County, Mo. and John married Juliet Dawson about 1847 and second to Francis Cordelia Burton about 1854. Another possible son is William Creasman born about 1822. Any help appreciated on help with ancestors or descendants of these. Lavonne Walker, 19603 13th Street, (This is a new address for some old genealogy friends) Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Email:lavonnew@flash.net Please email me direct since I may not be a member of this board.

Re: Tenn. Creasmans

2004-02-14 22:38:57Z

I am looking for my relatives in Tenn. Greenville or Afton, Tenn.
This would be on my mother's mother side of the family. I understand that one of her relatives was married to a Cherokee Indian.
Could we be related?

Re: Tenn. Creasmans

2004-02-14 22:38:55Z

creasman family of south dakota

2003-04-25 23:38:35Z

My grandfathers name is Bill Creasman and My grandmothers surname is Cline. I have an aunt named Ramona Bradley who was the wife of Ron Bradley. My father had 3 children: myself, Shandra Creasman my sister, and a brother who would be between 12 and 14 at this time. Like i said know little else about my family. My father was born on 7/2/1955.

Re: Looking for my husbands ancestors

2002-10-30 14:49:12Z

My grandparents were Sarah and Ed Creasman. They lived in North Georgia, around the Cornelia-Clarkesville Area. I know very little information about them other than this. It is a fairly rare last name, though, so if you have any information on them I would like to know it. Thank you.

Kevin Heumaneus

Re: Your Husband's Creasmans

2001-08-26 01:44:15Z

If your would help me I'd really appreciate it--S Creasman

Minnie B. Creasman

2001-08-15 18:05:54Z

Does anyone have info on a Minnie B. Creasman b. 11-14-1882 and d. 4-25-1967? This is my ggrandmother, she married James Patton Whiteside b. 7-2-1878 NC & d. 5-8-1957 SC then married Lyrl E. Shealy in FL.

Re: Philip Christmann

2002-03-07 06:33:59Z

ms. stroupe has said that the only connection was the tax records of the original farm in the "virginia" . In 1790 the changes of adam and conrad's families appearing in davidson county "with misspelling"; the two other brothers appearing in Kentucky and their father's death and the abscence of their listing on original tax records. she stressed the importance of spouse and children to postively identify the family group. Adam and conrad were in davidson county with a group of Dunkerds settling the area. A great deal of the work was from a descendent of one of the kentucky siblings. but he has since passed away. i am like you in that i believe the corruption of the spelling is a major factor in further research sucess. good luck, WJC

Re: Buncombe Co NC Creasmans

DanleyR — 2002-08-12 17:22:49Z

I have an Orie Minerva Creasman, who married Daniel Cordell, no dates are known. They had a daughter Ellen M., 1869-1953, who married Elisha Mitchell Reed. Does this help you in any way? Do you have any information on Orie?

Thanks for your help.

Danley M. Reed
dmr11@msn.com

Arthur Creasman

bfox74 — 2005-05-01 09:14:20Z

From the October 23, 1965 Greensboro (NC) Daily News. Page A7.
Thomasville - Arthur Floyd Creasman, 79, of Route 3, Thomasville, died Thursday night in City Memorial Hospital following two weeks of serious illness. Mr. Creasman was a member of Averys Creek Methodist Church in Buncombe County and attended Community Baptist Church here. Funeral Sunday at 2pm at Averys Creek Methodist church. Burial in church cemetery.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs. A.G. (Helen) Higgins of Asheville; stepdaughters, Mrs. W.E. (Pauline) Black of Arden and Mrs. P.J. (Mettie) Lowe of Candler; sister, Mrs. Althea Moore of Skyland; brothers, Frank and Walter Creasman of Arden; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Re: Adam Creaseman - Milley Griggs Family

CeliaL_E — 2004-04-24 23:42:18Z

I have a Henry Griggs b. 1810 whose parents were Ferdinand and Elizabeth (Fowler). My info is that there were 3 daughters born to Henry and his (fnu/lnu) wife. I'm not researching the Griggs line but this information was in with information on my line. If you can fill me in on some of your info you've gleaned, maybe I can help fill in some gaps for you from what I have. As I mentioned, I'm not researching Griggs but want to know if this is your line. Celia

Re: Creasman - Rossin

mrvica1 — 2002-03-02 17:47:35Z

Adam, born in 1790, was the son of Adam and Jane Reel, not the grandson. He died in McMinn County, TN (not McMinnville - a common mistake by people who do not live in TN and even some who do.) after 1850. This date is confirmed by the fact that he appears in the 1850 census. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me at mrvica@usit.net.

Re: Philip Christmann

mrvica1 — 2002-03-02 17:34:18Z

Have you discovered any further documentation to substantuate the information on Phillip and Jacob Christmann? I have seen another posting (undocumentated) showing Adam's father as Conrad Crissman. This spelling has some verrification in that Conrad Jr. shows up in the 1790 census as Conrad Cressema(n). The early spellings are certainly confusing. If we could find a paper trail back from Adam Sr, we could no doubt resolve a lot of questions. I have a very good trail back to Adam Sr. through my Grandfather (Samuel R.) and Great Grandfather's (Joseph H.) family Bibles. I am really working to get past Adam Sr.

"German Dunkers"

PaulaNelson13 — 2001-07-11 21:57:50Z

To Friend: Check your sources on the religion..
most of them were German Dunkers,the dunkers
were similar to Amish in ways...
but then your the genius, so you figure it out!

Creasman - Rossin

PaulaNelson13 — 2001-07-11 21:57:50Z

Adam Creasman - Milly Gregg

PaulaNelson13 — 2001-07-11 21:57:50Z

check 1850 census Johnson County, Missouri
check 1860 census Jasper County, Missouri
You might just find them there living close to some of their children.

Creasman - Gregg

PaulaNelson13 — 2001-07-11 21:57:50Z

Milly's last name is also often spelled Gragg

Melvin Creasman /Sylvania

cheyenerain — 2004-08-18 03:34:40Z

Does anyone have any information on Melvin Creasman or Sylvania? One of their daughters was my grandmother. I cannot not contact my cousin Kathy who left messages a few years back. Thanks

Re: Creasman Lunsford Marlor stanley

cheyenerain — 2004-08-07 05:28:14Z

Kathy I have been trying to contact you for a very long time. If you get this please email me so we can discuss the family information.

Melvin and Sylvania Creasman

kathy_niebruegge — 2001-07-30 03:48:49Z

Melvin and Sylvania are in my family tree. My Grandmother is Frankie Victoria one of thier daughters.

Melvin and Sylvania Creasman

kathy_niebruegge — 2001-07-30 03:48:49Z

Dear Cousin Heather,
My Grandmother is Frankie Victoria Creasman Gibbs, your grandmother's sister. I have just started to do a family tree. I would like to share info and help between us to search out this side of the family. Please email me directly at KatheyN@email.msn.com and we can compare notes.

Melvin and Sylvania Creasman Levi Lunsford and Kizzy Marlor

kathy_niebruegge — 2001-07-30 03:48:49Z

I am just starting my family tree but I do have some info am waiting to hear from you

Creasman Lunsford Marlor stanley

kathy_niebruegge — 2001-07-30 03:48:49Z

Heather I have been collecting a lot of information Please contact me if you are interested. E-mail me directly at
KatheyN@email.msn.com

Lorenzo Creasman--North Carolina

Vanders09 — 2004-05-18 20:28:23Z

I'm looking for information on Lorenzo A. Creasman (spelled Crisman on the 1850 census) prior to 1850. At that point he was living in Buncombe County, NC with his wife Eliza. I haven't been able to track him down prior to that point. I'd appreciate any information.

I'm not sure this is the same Minnie, but here's what I have.

Vanders09 — 2004-05-18 20:20:40Z

My grandmother's oldest sister was Minnie B Creasman. And I have her birthday listed as 11/14 (from my grandmother's notes). Their father was Zebulon Creasman of Buncombe Co, NC. The only questionable area is the year, on the census, this Minnie B is listed as born in 1884, but I noticed that her age had been crossed out and changed from 17 to 15, so there could have been a mistake.

If you think this is her, I can give you all the info I have.

Buncombe Co NC Creasmans

RobynPutnam51 — 2002-07-16 14:33:30Z

Interested in Frank A Creasman (b 1918 d 1998). He was born in Upper Hominy, Buncombe Co. NC. His father was Charles Creasman, his mother was Rachel Hice. I believe Charles was the son of Columbus Creasman. Frank A was my grandfather. Frank is buried in Haywood Co NC, Charles is buried at Hice Hill Cemetery now.

The Creasman Family

greeneyedfem — 2003-04-18 01:48:16Z

My name is Tanya Creasman and I am the daughter of Richard Lee Creasman who died on October 5th, 1990.
I have not been in contact with the creasman side of the Family since i was 5 because I didn't know them. If anybody has a family tree that i can see would you please e-mail it to me! Thank you very much!

Re: Looking for my husbands ancestors

islandzoo — 2004-01-27 16:37:47Z

I have a little bit of information on my great-grandfather Edward Turner Creasman from Asheville, NC. Born 1879 and married in 1906 to Ella Ingle.

griggs in Buncombe Co.

THOWIESON — 2004-09-07 23:48:55Z

Hello, I don't think I can help you very much but I am pretty sure we are related. My Great-great Grandfather was Henry Merrit Griggs, wife Margret Hettie Brown-Griggs. They had 6 children, three of whom were born in Buncombe Co. Claude Francis(my Great-Grandfather),Annie, and Arthur were born in Buncombe. The other three Fred, Hellen and George were born in Tennesse(Knox Co.)They are in the 1900 census for Knox Co. Claude married Margret Gibson that same year in the same county. They had my Grandfather(their only child). They divorced some time around 1920 and he married a lady named Lizzie and moved to California. I have a copy of Claudes social security application. He was born in 1882 in Owenby Buncombe Co., N.C. Henry Merrit his father was born in 1850 but I have nothinbg else on this family. Does any of this sound familiar to you? Please contact me at thowieson@neo.rr.com I hope we can help each other. Theresa