Cremeans - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Cremeans

pclagg — 2009-11-04 01:12:21Z

does any one have any info on elizabeth cremeans daughter of higgins she had a son named alem adopted by james clagg and another son named preston.do you know if she was mbefore james. and also looking for info on elijah noah cremeans b in the 1900's hada daughter b 1932 in ohio and looking who his parents are.his daughters miden name is cremeans pclagg

Re: Cremeans Family

pclagg — 2009-11-04 01:00:25Z

my husband is descendent from henerson cremeans daughter telitha who m george warden there daughter ella edith warden m willard clagg ella and willard are my husbands grandparents. and higgins cremeans daughter elizabeth m james clagg his 2nd wife. james is my husbands ggggrandfather. james had son joseph that had son john lewis clagg that m caroline virginia meadows my husbands greatgrandparents. carolines parents were william and sarah holly meadows wanda

Re: "Willis Cremeans

barryhuffstutler — 2009-07-27 14:51:53Z

Thursetta Cremeans, d/o H. Cremeans and Sarah, married Cornelious Holley. Sister Rebecca married Julius Holley I think. Maybe Cornelious and Julius were brothers... That's what I have...NO CLUE WHERE I GOT IT!!!

"Willis Cremeans

SEling86 — 2009-07-26 17:35:56Z

still searching for anyone who might know about his parents. He is listed in the 1850 census at the age of 9 in the home of rebecca cremeans age 45. She lives next door to Holley, Cornelius and Im trying to figure if this is Cornelius' sister Rebecca who married Julius Holley.

Nancy Cremeens b 1805 Va

nonni1998 — 2009-07-02 16:38:14Z

I have not been able to find any records pertaining to this woman my gggrandmother. She may have used her middle name?
My gggrandfather was Peter Burns b1801 son of Peter Burns and Jane Miller Augusta Co.- Braxton Co. Virginia. I have found Peter and Nancy and their family in the Ohio census's but no marriage records or family records for her. After Ohio, Peter and Nancy's family moved to Missouri and Illinois. I also have no information as to the deaths of either Peter Burns or Nancy Cremeens Burns can anyone help?

Brice/Bryce Cremeans

7sky7 — 2009-06-05 18:12:47Z

Can anyone tell me the parents of Brice or Bryce Cremeans?
I have he was born ca. 1844 in Mason Co., WV.
He married Mary M. Miller in 1878 Huntington WV and I have 4 children for them. (possibly more??)
I haven't been able to locate him on any census records, so he may have used another name.
Any guesses as to who he was??

Cremean, Drury, Miller

northwestroots — 2008-10-02 01:26:21Z

Edith Edna's obit showed that she was the daughter of Allen Cremean and Jennie (possibly Jane) Drury. The birthdate is correct as is the birthplace. With her brother having the same parents, she definitely was Edith Edna Miller before she apparently lived with the Cremeans. Was she adopted?

Searching for info on Edith E. Cremean

northwestroots — 2008-09-18 02:11:34Z

Edith Edna Cremean was born Edith Edna Miller in Hancock Co., OH. Her parents, Elizabeth Ellen Burk and Harvey Oliver Miller, died 1892 and 1896. Her brother, Ernest Clyde was living with Burk grandparents in Henry Co., OH,in the 1900 census. Edith's marriage in IN showed her as Edith Cremean. Since I can't find her in the 1900 census, she may have been living with a Burk relative, a cousin, etc. and may have just taken the name of Cremean from them. She married Charles Francis McKee and they lived in Elkhart, IN. This is a brick wall for me. Would love to find info on them.

John Cremeans found dead

CathySisson58 — 2008-08-10 16:23:18Z

I found this while searching for my Creameans ancestors and thought I'd post it in the event that it might help someone else. It's from the newspaper New Era, Parker SD, dated Dec. 8, 1899: The dead body of John Cremeans was found at Glenwood, OH, with a bullet hole in the head. He was aged and wealthy, and his young wife is missing.

Is there any relationship to Cremeans with these Dorchester County Maryland Carmine?

bearwiskers1 — 2008-05-05 14:01:05Z

Trying to find the connection if any between the Carmine families in Dorchester County MD and Cremeans.

Dorchester County, Maryland Census

1790
Joseph Carmine 102000

1800
Daniel Carmine 4001011121
Margaret Carmine 00000001010

1810
page 222
Daniel Carmine 042020020204
Thomas Carmine 110010101100

1820
Dist 344, page 23
Samuel Carmine 200010/010001/0000
Thomas Carmine 010001/42010/0100

1830
4th Election Dist

page 235
Thomas Carmine 001010010
Smith Carmine 100010000

page 238
Samuel Carmine 001101000

1840

Parson's Creek, page 081

John Carmine 00001000100001001

Male (1) 20 - 30
Male (1) 60 to 70
Female (1) 5 - 10
Female (1) 20 - 30

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dorchester County Carmine Marriages before 1850:

24 JUN 1822 Carmine, Henry m STEVENS, Ann
14 OCT 1839 Carmine, John m ARNOLD, Celeste Ann
20 MAR 1815 Carmine, Samuel m SIMMONS, Ann
18 JAN 1865 Carmine, Shadrach m WILLOUGHBY, Sarah L.
19 MAY 1828 Carmine, Smith m Carmine, Kitty
13 NOV 1801 Carmine, Thomas m SIMMONS, Rebecca
2 JUN 1845 Carmine, Thomas m CLARK, Teresa
31 JAN 1829 Carmine, William m SIMMONS, Susan

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I would love to know how these Dorchester County Carmine's are related.

Are Thomas and Samuel brothers?

The 1840 census for John and Celeiste Ann (Arnold) Carmine - the older male in the household could be Thomas Carmine.
Looking at previous census:
In 1830, Thomas Carmine was in the 50 to 60 bracket, while Samuel was in the 30 - 40 bracket.
In 1820, Thomas was over 45; Samuel was 26 - 45.

Re: Cremeans married a Bryan?

ChristinaCremeans — 2008-05-04 13:27:10Z

How do I find out where I fit in this picture? :) My dad is David Cremeans, and his father is Golden Cremeans

children of Josias Cremeans & Sarah Brown

heatherbrown125 — 2007-09-26 06:36:10Z

Josias is said to be son of the John Cremeans who came from Cork County, Ireland. (alt spellings: Cremeens, Cremean, Cremmean, Crimine, Carmean, Cremeen, etc.)

He is commonly listed as marrying Sarah Brown in 1715.

Josias & Sarah's children are usually listed as follows:

1. James - b. abt 1705*
2. Joseph - b. abt 1710**
3. John - b. aft 1715
4. Josias - b. aft 1715
5. Jeconias - b. abt 1717
6. Moses - b. aft 1715

I am confused though by James and Joseph... They are said to be born before Josias & Sarah are said to be married?

Does anyone have proof that James & Joseph are indeed Josias' children? Why do people feel Sarah Brown is their mother?

My line is said to be:
John -> Josias -> Joseph -> Higgins -> Elizabeth (Clagg)

Although, I have read some people believe Higgins' father is Josias' other son Jeconias. Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Re: Colorado Cremean Family

CherBru — 2007-09-17 17:42:37Z

Julie, I am the GG Granddaughter to William Jackson Cremean. His son, Stephen D. Cremean was my grandmother's father. My grandmother left the family bible to my cousin. I believe it belonged to W.J.C,. I also have pictures of Stephen, but none of William Jackson that I know of. Would love to hear from you.

DNA Project

CathySisson — 2007-07-30 08:42:18Z

Does anyone know if there is a Cremeans DNA project? If not, there is a DNA project that will accept those of us with such similar surnames. With so many variations on the spelling of the last name (mine is Creameans) it would be great if we could compare and maybe make some new matches.

Re: George W. and Lucetta Cremean

FrankConner50 — 2007-04-25 19:33:17Z

Marys Obituray had 12 children , but I only have 10
John
Henry
Eleanor
Edward
James
Smith (my line)
Mary
Stephen
And William
Maybe someone can help with the 2 I'm Missing

Frank Conner connclan2@juno.com

George W. and Lucetta Cremean

AMHT50 — 2007-04-25 01:10:15Z

Have information on this family and their 13 children.
Will share.
Ann Hunt
Nebraska

Re: Cremeans married a Bryan?

hampton1530 — 2007-03-14 12:36:59Z

I just found the messages boards, with the date of your message I hope that you see this message now. I am related to the cremeans that go all the way back to Ireland I think. I.m not to sure about the information being right that I have found. My great great, great great grandfather was Higgins born 1773 died 1837 cremeans who married A girl named Sara Anders.One of his sons was Burton Cremeans bon 1788 died 1854 He had a son named Winchester Cremeans born 1821 died 1872 One of his sons was Rayburn Cremeans who was my Greatgrand Father

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

hampton1530 — 2007-03-14 00:07:21Z

i saw your not on Jermia . what is the infor that you have on her Burton is a relative of mine.

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

2006-10-03 18:23:26Z

Hi Angie, I am descended from Jemima Cook (Cocke) Paul Cremeans. She was the second wife of Burton, and was previously married to Jesse Paul. Jesse and Jemima had six children together. Their daughter, Rachel Ophelia, was my GGGrandmother. Jemima was not African American. I have a picture of Rachel Ophelia and her husband, Absalom Roberts, in their older years. There is a scandalous story about how Jemima and Burton ended up together. Let me know if you want more info. Heather

Hiram Madison Cremeans WV

2006-05-17 12:32:07Z

Looking for inf. on Hiram Cremeans, could be Hiram Madison b. Mar 25, 1890 WV. . There was a Hiram Cremeans adopted son of Gideon and Mary Lyons Polk on the 1900 Mason Co. WV Census listed as age 9. Trying to find out who this is. I know there was a Hiram Sonny Cremeans b. ca 1889 s/o Wm. from Cabell. is this the same one. He had a brother James Polk Cremeans, does anyone know where that Polk came from?. thank You Jane Boucher valjan@ptd.net.

Re: Rev. William Jackson CREMEAN - Ohio

AMHT50 — 2006-02-12 22:30:19Z

Hi, in my records, I have William Jackson as the son of Henry Cremean and wife, N.J. Under Edward Cremean, I can't find a William Cremean born to him. I have under Smith Cremean, so far two sons, Henry and Edward and 1 daughter, Mary Jane.
Thanks for any help,
Ann Hunt

Re: cremeans family

BucksGo — 2006-06-16 02:09:49Z

Mason V. Cremeans was my Grandfather's, James Isaac Cremeans brother. My Mason was married to Pearl. Is this in your family? I have a picture of Mason, and James with their parents and siblings. Their father was Lawson V. Cremeans.

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

LESPEINE — 2006-12-25 12:56:04Z

Heather,

I am a descendent of Susah/Susannah Cremeans whom I believe to be the daughter of Burton and Jemina. I would appreciate any stories or information that you have about Jemima as well. Thank you!

Les Peine

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

HeatherRoyall — 2006-12-28 20:54:27Z

Burton and Maime had a daughter named Nancy. I show her birth date as about 1817, but notes found on Cremeans.net indicate she may have been born around 1826:

1860 Cabell County, Virginia census
The family of Charles Waugh, 29, lists a woman living with them named Nancy Cremeans, 34, daughter of Burton & Polly Cremeans. There is also a woman named Susan Cremeans, 20, living here and she is the daughter of Durgan Cremeans. Another annotation says a Cremeans guardianship settlement, January 11, 1869, Charles Waugh, guardian of heirs of Durgan Cremeans and three children not named

This is all I have on a Nancy.

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

HeatherRoyall — 2006-12-28 01:30:19Z

Here is what I know about Jemima Cook Paul Cremeans, but first let me say that I consider myself only a hobbyist when it comes to genealogy. Much of what I have in my files is family lore or other stories I have picked up from the internet or other hobbyists. Some of my information was lost last year due to the untimely death of my hard drive and my own failure to backup my files. So here goes. . . .

Jemima Cocke was born about 1796. She married Jesse Paul on Feb 26, 1824 in Cabell County, VA. They had six children: Rhoda Ann (1824), Jemima (1825), Eli Washington (1828), Eliza Jane (1832), Rachel Ophelia (1833), and Elizabeth (1836). She married Burton Cremeans on March 10, 1852 in Cabell County, VA, presumably after the death of Maime. She had six children with Burton. All of them were born years before their marriage. They were Amasa (1830), Durgan (1834), James G. (1834), Louara (1838), Louiza (1839) and Susan (1840). As you can see, she was having children with both men off and on. I can only suppose that she was keeping track of which man fathered which child.

It is my understanding that she worked at the Cremeans home as a housekeeper/midwife/nurse. By the time the 1850 Census was taken, neither Jemima, her husband, Jesse, or the two oldest daughters were residing in the Paul household. The census lists House No. 707, Family No. 732 in Putnam County, VA consisting of Eli Paul, age 21; Eliza Paul, age 19; Rachel Paul, age 17 and Elley Paul, age 14. It is also my understanding that Amasa and his siblings always resided at the Cremeans home and it was common knowledge that they were Burton's children with Jemima.

I have read of speculation that it was the younger Jemima that Burton had children with and later married, but it would have been impossible as she was only five years older than Amasa. Could she have married her mother's lover some years later in order to claim his pension? Perhaps, if her mother had predeceased him. But I remember reading the pension application on the internet and do not believe it was the younger Jemima making the claim. Some sources cite Jemima's date of death as before 1849, because Jesse Paul remarried on Nov 28, 1849, in Cabell County, VA. I believe she outlived Burton. I also remember reading of some old correspondence from one of Maime and Burton's grandchildren which concurred with most of what I have said here.

I guess all of this would have been quite a scandal in the mid 1800's. I know that my GGGrandmother, Rachel Ophelia, never spoke about any of this to her children or grandchildren. She told a story of her father, Jeffie McField, who came to America with his twin brother as indentured servants. The story goes that they worked off their indebtedness with a farmer named Paul, who treated them so well that they took his name as their own.

This is pretty much what I know, but I'll answer any questions that I can.

Re: Filina/Perlina Cremeans and Jesse Jones

RalphLewis75 — 2006-10-20 04:56:31Z

Am also looking for Felina or anyone with info on the family after 1880. Any of her siblings having a child by the name of Cora Jane.

Re: Henry Cremeans, prohibition report

CathySisson — 2007-01-14 02:10:47Z

Thank you for the kind words. You are so very welcome! I came across that while looking for a Creameans ancestor of my own. It was the kind of thing that I would love to have found in relation to my own ancestors, and I just couldn't let it go to waste. I'm so glad I could bring back some happy memories for you. Take care...

Re: Henry Cremeans, prohibition report

pavlovichjohn — 2007-01-13 20:41:45Z

I just wanted to thank you for posting the prohibition report that included Henry Cremeans- my Grandfather.I'm 56 years old,but I was laughing with tears in my eyes.I was constantly at his side the first 15 years of my life. I can barely use a computor,and when I stumbled upon it, I assure you it was dumb luck!
HENRY CREMEANS-Born 1894,died 1965.He road a horse to school,fought for his country in the trenches of WW1,ran boot-leg whiskey in the hills of West Virginia,played semi-pro baseball for $5 a game,hunted squirrels and rabbits to sell for money to support his family and was the first hero I ever had. Until this moment, I just didn't realize how much I still miss him. Once again,THANK YOU.

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

Horseman158 — 2006-12-28 23:05:21Z

Susan Cremeans, age 20,(born approx 1840) could not possibly be the daughter of Durgan Cremeans and Rosanne because Rosanne Nipps was only 11 in the 1850 Cabell census making her born in 1839!

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

Horseman158 — 2006-12-28 17:05:41Z

In the 1850 Cabell Census, District 10, Burton (#118)only had a Nancy Cremeans, AGE 20 LIVING WITH HIM. Mamie appearently was dead or gone! Next door was Jimimah Paul(#119)age 35, Amasiah Paul,age 18, Bowen(Durgan)Paul age 16, Goodwin L.Paul(male age 13), Louisa Paul, age 11, and Susanah Paul, age 10.
No Mamie, no Jesse Paul! Who was the Nancy Cremeans living with Burton in 1850?
Residents in succession on that page:#117 Nancy Nipps, #118 Burton Cremeans, #119 Jimimah paul, #120 Sanders Cremeans, # 121Hirum Cremeans
Question...who was the Nancy Cremeans, age 20, living with him in the1850 Census? No one else was listed in the household.

Burton Cremeans Military Records, Etc.?

Horseman158 — 2007-01-26 17:14:32Z

When did Burton live in Mason Co ?
Did Burton get a pention and Bounty Land Warrant?
Where can I get a copy?
Where was his first wife buried?
Where did Jemima go after 1860?
Where is she buried?

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

Horseman158 — 2006-12-24 21:08:58Z

I definitely would like to hear the story(s) about how Burton and Jemema got together! Are any of them credible/plausible?

Tpphus, Type, or Tye Cremeans

Horseman158 — 2006-10-13 01:40:04Z

I am looking for information about Typhus Cremeans who married Elizabeth or Lizzy, or Emmazetta, or Amaretta Pritchard born in 1878 and married in Cabell Co in 1897. Typhus later married an Anna Crank according to his death certificate. Where is Typhus burried? Death certificate says only Bowen! Where is the first wife, Elizabeth burried? Any info would be appreciated.
Ed Prichard

Tpphus, Type, or Tye Cremeans

Horseman158 — 2006-10-13 01:40:01Z

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

Horseman158 — 2006-12-27 18:58:30Z

I have several questions about the Burton Jemima relationship.James Waugh states the following:
"My great grandmother Luerra Cremeans was daughter of Burton and Jemima. They lived on Madison Crk. in southern Cabell Co. All thier children were born before they married. His first wife died 1852, he and Jemima then married and he died 1854. Jemima recieved his military pension and 160 acres of bounty land. The children included Luerra, Durgin, Amaza, Luiza and Susan. Am trying to verify. Would appreciate any help."
Another c&p: "Winchester Cremeans issued a sworn Affidavit in 1904 that "he had been acquainted with Amasa Cremeans(Jemimahs son by Burton) all his life." "He was born in Mason Co.Wv. on Little Guyan Creek, in August of 1830."
"I gain knowledge of this fact by him being born at my fathers house".This was his statement.
Burton and Jemimah lived on adjoining farms in Cabell co.
by 1850 it doesn't appear that Jessie is still around.(Cabell Co. Census 1850) It seems rather likely that Burton and Jemima were very good neighbors!! (1850 Cabell Co. Census-
housholds 114-115.)"
Another c&p: "According to family oral history family, Elizabeth (Jemima's mother) worked in Burton's household and was his mistress while he was married to Mamie Adkinson. Then when Elizabeth died, he took her daughter Jemima Cook into the household and eventually fathered her children. In order to deflect suspicion, he paid a neighbor, Jesse Paul to marry Jemima and claim the children. After Burton's wife died, Jesse and Jemima divorced and she married Burton. Her children are shown on census records with the last name Paul, but later used the name Cremeans."
Another:"I haven't found any evidence one way or the other to confirm or deny the story. Sandy Blum has presented a convincing argument that the Jemima who married Burton Cremeans was not Jemima Cook but rather the daughter of Jesse Paul and Jemima Cook, also named Jemima. At this point, I'm keeping an open mind on the subject. Lloyd Hargett"
When did Burton begin living on Little Guyan Creek, Mason Co. and when did he begin living on Madison Creek in Cabell Co.? Where was Mamie buried? Where was Jemima buried?
Another c&p: "Notes for BURTON CREMEANS:
National Archives, Washington, D.C.
War of 1812

Cremeenes, Burton
2 Regiment (Evan's) Virginia Militia
Rank 3 Corpl
Company of Infantry commanded by Capt. Nathan Ashby of Monogalia County (Morgantown)
Enlisted for Sept. 19, 1812 to April 9, 1813
Commencement of pay: Sept. 19, 1812 to Nov. 19, 1812
Paid for two months service, @ $7.33/month = $14.66 paid
Deserted Nov. 1, 1812"
And another c&p: "My great grandmother Luerra Cremeans was daughter of Burton and Jemima. They lived on Madison Crk. in southern Cabell Co. All thier children were born before they married. His first wife died 1852, he and Jemima then married and he died 1854. Jemima recieved his military pension and 160 acres of bounty land. The children included Luerra, Durgin, Amaza, Luiza and Susan. Am trying to verify. Would appreciate any help. E-Mail jameswaugh@cs.com"
Also if Burton only spent 2 months before deserting the military, how could he have a pension and bounty land?
Can anyone shed any light on this subject?

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

Horseman158 — 2006-12-27 18:55:06Z

Re: Malinda Cremeans married John Meadows

famlaw211 — 2007-02-09 12:07:04Z

John Meadows was the father of Leland Meadows...
Leland Meadows was the father of Denver Meadows... who was my grandfather.

I am digging through my information to find more info for you.

Email me and i will let you know more.

Malinda Cremeans married John Meadows

mickilynn92 — 2007-02-06 00:07:57Z

I'm looking for information about my great, great, great grandmother Malinda Cremeans Meadows. I cant seem to find anything on her. She married John Meadows in Mason county West Virginia. I think she was born in Wv/Va, can anyone help? Thank You

Re: Malinda Cremeans married John Meadows

mickilynn92 — 2007-02-10 02:22:56Z

Thanks for getting back to me. I dont see an email for you. so email me at mickilynn92@yahoo. My line is John/Melinda Meadows,Cynthia Meadows m Isaac Farley, Jessie Farley m Joe Miller,Hershell Miller m Carrie Chandler. Thanks

Re: Burton Cremeans Descendent

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Hi Heather,
I am a descendant of Burton and his first wife. I saw the story you mentioned concerning Jemima and Burton via the web. I asked questions, but could not get any answers that made the story plausible.
I would also love to know the true story of your Jemima. Thank you.
Linda

Re: Cremeans of Cabell Co., WV

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Hi Lynn,
My Cremeans line is from Cabell Co., WV.
Burton
Sanders
Thomas
W.S.
Jay Hue (my grandfather)

What line are you researching?

Re: Cremeans of Cabell Co., WV

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Hi Bob,
No, I haven't seen Burton's grave. We haven't lived in WV for almost 20 years now --- moved years before I got the genealogy bug!
You probably have lots more info than I do, since most of mine is from census records -- but if you want to compare notes, email me.
My Booth connection is my great-grandmother, Minnie Booth who married WIlliam Saunders Cremeans.

Re: Cremeans of Cabell Co., WV

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Same Burton (different wife for him, I think).
My line is:
Higgins (Eleanor Wall)
Burton (Polly Adkins)
Sanders (Sally Curtis)
Thomas (Jane Prichard)
William Saunders (Minnie Booth)
Jay Hue (Myrtle Wroten) -- my grandparents

Re: Ballard Creemeans murder, WV

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Thanks for posting this Cathy - I have never heard this. I have Ballard and his family on my tree through my Fetty line. He was the son of Henderson and Elizabeth (Angel) Cremeans.

Re: Ballard Creemeans murder, WV

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

OK, will do.
(several Charles Cremeans' on my tree, but none married to Agnes Burton, although several without spouse info)

Re: Cremeans

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

There is a Willis Cremeens listed on the 1850 Mason Co., VA/WV census (next door to Cornelious & Thursetta Holley)
I couldn't find this Rebecca on my tree?!
1850 Mason Co., VA/WV Dist 38
Rebecca Cremeens 45 VA
Willis 9 VA
John A. 3 VA
James E. VA

(Willis Cremeans lists his age as 30 on his Cabell Co., WV marriage to Nancy Conrad in 1875 - both also listed as born in Mason Co.)

Re: Cremeans

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Yes, Thursetta's maiden name was Cremeans.

Cremeans Pictures Please!!

sky771 — 2006-11-24 03:29:14Z

Do any of you have pictures? Please......
I will gladly pay for copying, packaging and postage, etc.
I would love to have any pictures of my family -- even if you would rather email them!
My line is Burton, Sanders, Thomas, William Saunders and grandfather Jay Hue Cremeans.

But will gladly enjoy any pictures of the Cremeans line, since we are all related anyway. :))
Someone has to have some somewhere, please share.
Thank you, Linda
sky77magic@yahoo.com

Lively Cremeans ~ WV

sky771 — 2006-05-07 02:57:15Z

Does anyone know the parents of Lively Cremeans?
He was born ca 1812.
Appears on the 1850 Mason Co., VA/WV census.

Also need parents of Lewis/Louis Cremeans b. ca 1854 Ohio, father of Charles Wesley Cremeans.

Clarence Cremeans Mason Co., WV

sky771 — 2006-07-25 10:31:49Z

Born ca 1880. Anyone know who his parents were?
I have his wife as Daisy, (possibly Daisy Holley) -- they are found on the 1910, 1920 and 1930 Mason Co., WV census.
Having some problems with the Mason Co., WV branch, anyone researching them?
thanks