1851 Census living with parents at Belmont, Hendford, Yeovil aged 4 and a scholar
William and Jane Creese (nee Dade) of Yeovil, Somerset
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WILLIAM
CREESE (gt, gt grandfather) born abt 1820, Yeovil,
Somerset. He was the son of GEORGE
CREESE and
MARY CREESE (nee MARLES or more likely MARKS).
He married JANE DADE of Yeovil, Somerset daughter of SAM(P)SON
DADE and SARAH
DADE (nee HODGES)
on March 21st 1843 at St John's, Yeovil, Somerset.
Dades from Somerset
| William
Creese, Yardsman, Bachelor of Back Kingston, Yeovil,
Somerset son of George Creese, Dyer. Married Jane Dade, Spinster
of Belmont, Yeovil, daughter of Samson Dade, a Plasterer, both full
age, in the presence of Samson Dade (x mark) and Joseph Harbour (Joseph was a brother in law of Jane Dade). |
1 WILLIAM
CREESE b: Abt. 1820 Yeovil, Somerset
.. +JANE DADE b: 22 Oct 1821 St John's, Yeovil, Somerset
.. 2 ALBERT
CREESE b: 26 Aug 1854 Kiddles Lane, Yeovil, Somerset
....... +SARAH
JANE HOUGHTON b: 29 Jan 1859 29 King Street, Bristol
...... 3 EDWIN CREESE b:
16 Feb 1896 50 Thrissell St, Easton, Bristol
........... +BLANCHE ELIZABETH
BRAIN b: 29 Oct 1899 Deep Pit, Crofts End, St George, Bristol
........... 4 JOAN MARGARET CREESE
b 1931 Bristol
................ +NORMAN SIDNEY TAYLOR
b1926 Bristol
............... 5 PAUL b 1963 Bristol
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1841
Census Yeovil, Somerset In the 1851 census for Yeovil Esther Creese is aged 43 and gives her birthplace as Charlton Adam, Somerset. She was a widow and living with her daughter Elizabeth Creese aged 18 (a Glover). Staying with them is Sarah Holt aged 49 and a widow born at Dulverton, Somerset. |
| 1851
Census 60 Belmont, Hendford, Yeovil, Somerset William Creese Head Married 29 Glover ......................................... Somerset Yeovil Jane Wife married 29 Glover ............................................................. Somerset, Yeovil William Son 7 Scholar ......................................................................... Somerset, Yeovil Frederick 6 Scholar ............................................................................. Somerset, Yeovil Henry Son 4 Scholar ........................................................................... Somerset, Yeovil Walter Son 2 .......................................................................................... Somerset, Yeovil George Creese Father Widower 69 Pauper formerly glover ..... Somerset, Yeovil --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HO107; Piece: 1930; Folio: 333; Page: 22; GSU roll: 221087 |
In 1851 the Creese family
are living next to the household of Charles Dade and his wife Elizabeth and
their children
Charles, Frederick, Walter, Mary Jane and Eliza. How are they related? Charles
was born at Alvington, Somerset.
| 1861
Census 242 Reckleford, Yeovil, Somerset William Creese Head M 39 Leather Pairer ? .................... Yeovil, Somerset Jane Creese Wife M 38 Glove Maker ................................. Yeovil, Somerset William Creese Son U 18 Cutter ......................................... Yeovil, Somerset Henry Creese Son U 14 Cutter ........................................... Yeovil, Somerset Walter Creese Son U 12 Servant ....................................... Yeovil, Somerset Sarah A Creese Dau 10 Scholar ......................................... Yeovil, Somerset Albert Creese Son 6 Scholar ............................................... Yeovil, Somerset Elizabeth Creese Dau 3 Scholar ......................................... Yeovil, Somerset Mary James Creese Dau 2 Scholar .................................... Yeovil, Somerset ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RG9; Piece: 1643; Folio: 46; Page: 41; GSU roll: 542844 |
1861
the family are living two doors along from the Glovers Arms Pub.
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1871
Census 65 Queen Street, Yeovil, Somerset |
| 1881
Census 37 Queen St Yeovil, Somerset Jane CREESE Head W Female 60 Yeovil, Somerset, England House Duties Sarah A. CREESE Daur U Female 29 Yeovil, Somerset, England Glove Machinist Elizabeth CREESE Daur U Female 24 Yeovil, Somerset, England Glove Machinist Mary J. CREESE Daur U Female 22 Yeovil, Somerset, England Glove Machinist Emily CREESE Daur U Female 19 Yeovil, Somerset, England Glove Machinist ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family History Library Film 1341576 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2392 / 14 Page Number 21 |
JANE DADE was, baptised October 22nd, 1821 at St John's, Yeovil, Somerset; died February 16th, 1890 in Yeovil , Somerset. She was the daughter of SAMSOM DADE and SARAH DADE (nee HODGES) of Yeovil, Somerset.
| 1841
Census Vicarage Street, Yeovil, Somerset Sampson Dade 50 Plasterer .................. Born County Sarah Dade 50 ........................................... Born County JANE DADE 18 Glovesewer ................... Born County Sarah Dade 17 Glovesewer .................... Born County Ann Dade 14 Glovesewer ....................... Born County Sampson Dade 12 .................................... Born County ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ HO107; Civil Parish: Yeovil; County: Somerset; Enumeration District: 9; Page: 38; Line: 25; GSU roll: 474603 |
Children of WILLIAM CREESE and JANE CREESE (nee DADE) of Yeovil, Somerset are:
(1) William
Creese born abt 1842?, married Martha (nee Unknown)
1851 Census aged 18 and a Cutler living with parents at Reckleford, Yeovil,
Somerset.
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1871 Census 17 Gainsbury Road, Milborne Port, Somerset William
Creese Head M 27 Glove Cutter .................................. Somerset,
Yeovil
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1881 Russell Place, Census Place Milborne Port, Somerset, England
William CREESE Head M Male 38 Yeovil, Somerset, England Leather Glover |
| 1891
Census Russell Place, Milborne Port, Somerset William Creese Head M 48 Glove Cutter ..........................................Somerset, Yeovil Martha Creese Wife M 48 ........................................................Somerset, Milborne Port Emily Creese Dau S 19 assistant School Mistress ...........Somerset, Milborne Port Albert W Creese Son S 17 Solicitors Clerk .........................Somerset, Milborne Port Olive Creese Dau 15 Dressmaker ........................................Somerset, Milborne Port Alice Creese Dau 13 Scholar ..................................................Somerset, Milborne Port Jessie Creese Dau 8 Scholar .................................................Somerset, Milborne Port Mabel Creese Dau 6 Scholar ..................................................Somerset, Milborne Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG12; Piece: 1902; Folio 127; Page 18; GSU roll: 6097012 |
| 1901
10 Sackville Street, St James, London Martha Creese Head Wid 58 Housekeeper............................ Somerset, Milborne Port Albert W Creese Son S 27 Clerk CC......................................... Somerset, Milborne Port William Cliffe Boarder M 32 Clerk CC.................................................. Newcross, London Frederick Durdern M 33 Club or Ships Steward Club S......... Herefordshire, Eardisley Emily M Durden Visitor M 29 .......................................................... Somerset, Milborne Port (nee Creese) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG13; Piece: 97; Folio: 100; Page: 28. |
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1901
Avonhurst, Bathhampton, Somerset |
Olive Creese is daughter of William and Martha Creese and later married a Mr. Clements.
(2) Frederick Creese, born abt 1845. Yeovil, Somerset, died before 1851
Yeovil, Somerset?
(3)
Henry William Creese, born April 3rd 1847 in Yeovil, Somerset; died February
1st 1913 in Danvers, Massachusetts, America; married Frances S Cooper;
born 1848 in Yeovil; died March 19, 1925 in Danvers
Massachusetts, America.
1851 Census living with parents at Belmont, Hendford, Yeovil aged 4 and a scholar
1861 Census Henry was aged 14 and a Cutler living with his parents at
Reckleford,Yeovil, Somerset.
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1871
Census Kiddles Lane, Yeovil, Somerset Henry Creese
Head M 24 Leather Dresser .......................... Somerset, Yeovil
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| 1881
Census Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts, America Henry CREESE Self M Male W 32 ENG Tannery ............ ENG Anna CREESE Wife M Female W 34 .................................. ENG Walter CREESE Son S Male W 11 ENG At School ......... ENG Edith CREESE Dau S Female W 8 ..................................... ENG Gertrude CREESE Dau S Female W 3 MA ........................ ENG Grace CREESE Dau S Female W 1 MA .............................. ENG ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family History Library Film 1254545 NA Film Number T9-0545 Page Number 576D |
Descendants
of Henry William Creese (1847-1913) of Danvers Massachusetts
1 Henry William Creese April 3rd 1847 Yeovil d: February 1st 1913 in
Danvers, Massachusetts
. +Frances S Cooper 1848 Yeovil d: March 19, 1925 in Danvers, Massachusetts
........ 2 Sara Creese d: of Scarlet fever young.Yeovil, Somerset
........ 2 Walter Thomas Creese * July 10th 1869 Yeovil d: July 24th
1956 in Danvers, Massachusetts, America (1st cousin of my gt grandfather Albert
Creese)
............ +Lillian Ellen Dodge March 23, 1869 Gloversvile New York m: November
20, 1889 in Gloversville ,
New York. d: January 19, 1941 in Danvers Massachusetts.
Walter Thomas Creese
| Thursday,
September 16, 2004 Source? apologies if any copyright is infringed. The Danvers Archival Center is the recent recipient of a 20th century painting of a Danversite important to the recent history of the town. A framed, oil-on-canvas painting of* Walter T. Creese, painted by famed portrait artist and muralist Richard V. Ellery, was donated to the Town Archival Center by Mr. Robert Lash. Walter T. Creese was born in England in 1869 and in 1901 co-founded with Henry W. Cook the Creese & Cook Leather Company, which existed until 1982 on Water St. Mr. Creese served as treasurer of the company, retiring in 1954. His life in Danvers was marked with numerous civil and governmental service, including activities with various Masonic Lodges, including Master of Amity Lodge, and serving as a Trustee of the Hunt Memorial Hospital from 1928-1951. Mr. Creese was elected to the Danvers Board of Selectmen and served as an elected Town Meeting member beginning in 1932. He also served on the Electric Light Commission. His family included sons Guy T. and Bertram Creese, also active in local affairs. Walter Creese saw service in the Massachusetts General Court, being elected a state representative from 1920-1922, and serving as a state senator from 1923-1924. He died in 1956. The Ellery painting, portraying a grandfatherly Walter Creese sitting in a chair and holding a pipe, was donated by Mr. Creese's grandson, Robert Lash. Mr. Lash had contacted state representative Gale D. Candaras of Wilbraham, asking for assistance in finding an appropriate home for the portrait. Rep. Candaras's office contacted Danvers State Rep. Ted Speliotis, who informed them of the Danvers Archival Center, a town department which collects and preserves all manner of documentary materials relating to the history of Danvers. Arrangements were made for the gift transfer, which was made through Rep. Candaras's Legislative Director Laurie K. Byrne. The portrait is presently on display in the Danvers Archival Center's public reading room at the Peabody Institute Library, 15 Sylvan St. |
Guy Talbot Creese
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3 Guy Talbot Creese September 22, 1891 Danvers, Massachusetts d: November
27, 1969 in Danvers Massachusetts.
....................... +Avis Rachel Littlefield m: November 18, 1914 in Danvers,
Massachusetts
.............................. 4 Dr Phillip G Creese
CREESE,
Phillip Guy. son of Guy Talbot and Avis (Littlefield) b Danvers Oct 16 1916.
prep Holten HS Danvers; Phillips Exeter Acad. MD Harvard 1942. Phi Gamma Delta.
Surg intern Boston City Hosp 1942-43, 45-46; chief surg res Virginia Mason Hosp
Seattle Wash 194647; med dir South Porto Rico Sugar Co Ensenada PR 1947-50;
grad stud surg Grad Sch of Med U of Pa Phila 1950-51; surg res Mass Mem Hosp
Boston; now pvt prac surgery San Francisco. MC AUS 1943-45 Maj; purple heart;
USAFR Col. Diplomate Amer Bd of Surgy; f Amer Coll of Surgns. mem Assn of Mil
Surge, m (1) Dec 14 1946 Jean Craig dr Ellery Cooper, Seattle Wash (divorced
1957); (2)Feb91961Breda (Marianopolie Coll Montreal) dr Bartholomew Scollard,
Corona Calif, ch Pamela Cooper; Deborah Craig; Barbara; Melissa, res 1524 Albemarle
Way Burlingame; bus 160 Milagra Dr Pacifica Calif. Philip
was in WWII in the 29th Division, 175th U.S. Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion
as the Battalion Surgeon. He left the United States for England on 27 May 1943
and arrived in England on 2 June 1943, where the soldiers trained from Oct.
1942 - June 1944 for the crosschannel invasion (D-Day). He landed at Omaha Beach
in the 2nd wave the 7th of June 1944. Wounded in action 19 November 1944, for
which he was awarded a Purple Heart according to his Military Records. The following
link gives information about this organization and names him in the list of
officers: http://www.battlevault.com/Events/Wolfkrieg-08%20Flames%20of%20War/Player%20List-Hist/David%20Smith-
Hist.pdf And, even more information and detailed battle descriptions can be
found at the29th Infantry Division Historical Society's website: http://www.29infantrydivision.org/WWII20Documents/WWI20Document%2058.htm
Death Grand Canyon, Arizona.Death
due to small airplane crash, which Philip was piloting. He and his wife, Patricia
Loughman Creese, died on impact on an abandoned air strip next to the Grand
Canyon.
......................................... 5 Issue
.............................. 4 Walter L Creese P.H.D. 1920 d: May 2002 in Danvers
| Walter
L Creese A 1937 graduate of Holten High School in Danvers, graduated Brown University 1941 and received his Ph.D. in art history from Harvard University in 1950.In 1946 began teaching art history and architectural history at University of Louisville, Ky. In 1958 he became a professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he taught architectural history.Five years later, he became dean of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts at the University of Oregon. He returned to Illinois in 1968, as professor and chair of the division of Architectural History and Preservation. He retired in 1987 and moved to North Andover in 1997.He was one of the first editors of the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians and served as president of the Society of Architectural Historians from 1958 to 1959. In the 1970s, he served as a consultant on historic sites and buildings to the National Park Service and U.S. Department of Interior. He was instrumental in getting the Chrysler Building in New York City designated as a national landmark.From 1984 to 1986 he served as architectural history consultant for the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. He served as chair of the Louisville and Jefferson County (Ky.) Planning and Zoning Commission; and during the 1969 academic year he held an appointment at the Harvard-MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies.Among his books were "The Search for Environment" in 1966, "The Legacy of Raymond Unwin" in 1967 and "TVA's Public Planning: The Vision, the Reality" in 1990, winner of the 1991 Mumford Prize for Planning History.Mr. Creese was appointed an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects in 1963; the Smithsonian Institution awarded him a certificate for distinguished accomplishments in higher education and research in 1970; and he received the U.S. Department of the Interior's Cultural Achievement Award in 1979. He was also a Rehmann Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a Smithsonian Fellow, a Guggenheim Fellow, a Rockefeller Foundation Fellow and twice a Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies. In 1997, he received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from the University of Louisville. Title: The Crowning of the American Landscape: Eight Great Spaces and their Buildings. Author: Creese, Walter L.Description: Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 1985. First edition. Sixteen color and 138 black and white photographs. Eight maps. Index. The author analyzes four large and four small spaces -- Charlottesville, VA, the Hudson and Yosemite Valleys and Mount Hood (large): The Boston Fens, Graceland, Riverside and Wright's Taliesin Valley (small)comprise the study. Item The Search for Environment: The Garden City, Before & After By Walter L. Creese Johns Hopkins University Press / January 1992 / 0801843634 |
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3 Mildred Lillian Creese June 5th 1893 Danvers Massachusetts
....................... +Alden C. Goodnow
................... 3 Bertram Walter Creese September 2nd 1905 Danvers
Massachusetts
....................... +Edith Holden
................... 3 Helen Frances Creese July 17th 1908 Danvers Massachusetts
....................... +Dale Lash
........ 2 Edith Creese Abt. 1872 Yeovil ?
............ +Henry w Cook
........ 2 Gertrude Creese 1876 Massachusetts d: 1957 in Danvers, Massachusetts
........ 2 L Grace Creese 1878 Massachusetts d: 1955 in Danvers, Massachutetts
............ +Clayton Simmons
........ 2 William H Creese 1881 d: 1950 in Danvers, Massachutetts
............ +Grace? Liddia
(4) Walter Creese, born 1849, Yeovil,
Somerset; married Emily (nee Hone or Stone).
1851 aged 2 living with parents
1861 a servant
aged 12 living with parents at Recklford, Yeovil, Somerset
1871?
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1881 Wellington St Yard, Yeovil, Somerset, England
Walter CREESE Head M Male 31 Yeovil, Somerset, England Tinman |
| 1891
Census 12 Earle Street, Yeovil, Somerset Walter Creese Head M 41 Tinman ? ................................... Somerset, Yeovil Emily Creese Wife M 40 Glover Illegible ............................ Somerset, Yeovil William H Creese Son S 19 Tinman .................................... Somerset, Yeovil Walter S (T?) Creese Son S 17 Tinman .............................. Somerset, Yeovil Rosa E Creese Dau S 14 Domestic ..................................... Somerset, Yeovil ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG12; Piece: 1899; Folio 92; Page 44; GSU roll: 6097009 |
| 1901
24 Earle Street, Mudford, Yeovil, Somerset Walter Creese Head M 51 Tinman and Plumber ........................... Somerset, Yeovil Emily Creese Wife M 50 ........................................................................ Somerset, Yeovil Rose Creese Dau S 24 Glove Maker ..................................................Somerset, Yeovil Bessie Sprackling Servant 13 General Servant Domestic .... Somerset, Pitcombe ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RG13; Piece: 2301; Folio: 56; Page: 46 |
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1901
Census 54 Bow Street, Langport Eastover, Somerset |
Walter Thomas
Creese son of Walter and Emily Creese 1st cousin of my grandfather Edwin Creese
(5) Sarah
Ann Creese abt
Sept Quarter 1850 Yeovil, Somerset married after 1881 George Tolman
1861 a scholar aged 10 with parents at Reckleford, Yeovil, Somerset
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1871
Census Kiddles Lane, Yeovil, Somerset Henry
Creese Head M 24 Leather Dresser .......................... Somerset,
Yeovil |
1881 aged
29 a Glove Machinist living with mother Jane Creese (nee Dade) at 37 Queen St
Yeovil, Somerset.
| 1891
Census 5 Newton Road, Yeovil, Somerset George Tolman Head M 34 Railway Porter ............................. Devon, Woodbury Sarah a Tolman Wife M 40............................................................... Somerset, Yeovil William P Tolman Son 5 ....................................................................Somerset, Yeovil --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG12; Piece: 1899; Folio 10; Page 14; GSU roll: 6097009. |
William
Percy Tolman born March quarter 1886 Yeovil, Somerset
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1901
Census 5 Newton Road, Hendford, Yeovil |
(6) ALBERT
CREESE , born August 26, 1854 at Kiddles Lane, Yeovil, Somerset. He
died March 29, 1902 at "Fern Cottage"
19 Walton Street. Easton, Bristol. He married according to notes from the Creese
Family Bible (where is the original Bible now ?)
1851 a scholar aged 6 living with parents ar Reckleford, Yeovil, Somerset
(1)
married Elizabeth (nee Unknown) on September 15th, 1877 possibly
at Bristol
He had one daughter by his first wife
1 ADA SARAH CREESE (1879-1907) half sister of my grandfather
Edwin Creese
| 1881
Census Albion Cottage No 2 Bristol St Philip & Jacob Out, Gloucester,
England Albert CREESE Head M Male 27 Cabinet Maker............. Yeovil, Somerset Elizabeth CREESE Wife M Female 29 Housewife........... Bridport, Dorset (first wife of gt grandfather) Ada CREESE Daur Female 1 Infant ...................................St Philips, Bristol Ann HARRIS Nurse (Dom) W Female 38 .............................................. Bristol ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family History Library Film 1341603 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2501 / 28 Page Number 28 |
ALBERT
CREESE married secondly SARAH
JANE HOUGHTON daughter of OLIVER
HOUGHTON and SARAH
HOUGHTON
(nee GALE) of Bristol. November 8th 1885 in St Paul’s Parish Church,
Bristol. My great grandparents.
Sarah Jane Creese nee Houghton
(7)
Elizabeth Creese, born 1857 Yeovil, Somerset; married William George
1881 aged 24 a Glove Machinist living with mother and sisters at 37 Queen Street,
Yeovil, Somerset
1882 married at Saint Mary At Lambeth, William George
| 1891
Census 38 Hanover Gardens, Vauxall, Lambeth, Kennington, London
(is this her ?) William George Head M 38 Commercial Clerk ........................ Born London, Lambeth Elizabeth George Wife M 34 ............................................................ Somersetshire, Yeovil William H George Son 7 Scholar ............................................................ London, Lambeth Pergy V George 5 Scholar ........................................................................ London, Lambeth Sidney S Wallis Lodger S 23 Medical Student ........................................... India, Bombay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RG12; Piece: 399; Folio 8; Page 12; GSU roll: 6095509 |
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1901 Census 4 Warham Street, Lambeth, London William George
Head M 49 Beer Retailer own account at home ....................... London
RG13; Piece: 420; Folio: 57; Page: 44. |
(8) Mary
Jane Creese, born abt 1859 in Yeovil, Somerset ; died November 3rd, 1951
in Yeovil, Somerset.
She died intestate and her property was divided amongst the descendants of her
brothers and sisters although the American cousins seem to have been ommited
from the estate. Was this deliberate? had they lost touch?
| Mrs
Emily Martha Durden the administratix of the estate of the late Miss Mary
Jane Creese in account with the Beneficaries namely (1) The children of the late William Creese deceased (Mrs. E.M. Durden, Mrs.O.Clements, & Mrs. M.L. White) (2) The children of the late Walter Creese deceased (Mrs.Rose Johnson and Mr.W.T.Creese) (3) The children of the late Mr.Albert Creese deceased (Mr.H.C.Creese Mrs.M.Bartlett, Miss F.B. Creese, and Mr. A.W.H Creese The 2 children of Mr.Edwin Creese deceased, and Mrs.Gladys M. Farr) (4) The daughter of the late Mrs. Elizabeth George deceased (Mrs D.I.B.Donald) To administratix expenses (Railway Fares and Hotel Expenses) incurred before and after death. £6.00 To Mr.R.N. Chinnock undertakers account £24.0.0 To Mayo & Son Costs and expenses of obtaining letters of administration £12.7.6 Ditto General Costs winding up estate and paying Beneficiaries £18.17.0 To balance carried down for division £472.15.8 ...............................................................£534.10.2 To paid the three children of the late William Creese deceased..................................................... 1/4th of balance £118.3.11 Ditto the two children of the late Walter Creese deceased...............................................................1/4th of balance £118.3.11 Ditto the 5 children and 2 children of a child of the late Albert Creese deceased .........................1/4th of balance £118.3.11 Ditto the daughter of the late Mrs.Elizabeth George decd. ditto......................................................1/4th of balance £118.3.11 .............................................................................................................................................................................................£472.15.8 By balance in hands of Hospital Authorities at date of death £31.7.7 By proceeds of National Savings Certificate at death..........£503.2.7 |
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1871 Census 17 Gainsbury Road, Milborne Port, Somerset William
Creese Head M 27 Glove Cutter .................................. Somerset,
Yeovil |
1881
Census living with her mother in Yeovil
| 1891
Census 50 Queen Street, Yeovil, Somerset Mary J Creese Head S 31 Machinist .......... Somerset, Yeovil Emily Creese Sister 29 S Machinist ........... Somerset, Yeovil ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG12; Piece: 1898; Folio 12; Page 18; GSU roll: 6097008 |
| 1901
Census 5 Newton Road, Hendford, Yeovil Sarah A Tolman Head M 49 ........................................................ Somerset, Yeovil William P Tolman Son 15 Chartered accountants Clerk ...... Somerset, Yeovil MARY J CREESE S in Law S 42 Glove Machinist ................... Somerset, Yeovil ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG13; Piece: 2302; Folio: 68; Page: 3 |
(9) Emily
Creese abt 1861, Yeovil, Somerset
1881 with
mother at 37 Queen St, Yeovil, Somerset
| 1891
Census 50 Queen Street, Yeovil, Somerset Mary J Creese Head S 31 Machinist .............. Somerset, Yeovil EMILY CREESE Sister S 29 Machinist ........... Somerset, Yeovil ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RG12; Piece: 1898; Folio 12; Page 18; GSU roll: 6097008 |
1901?