GPS Location of Head stone: N40 35.128 W86 11.093
Husband of Ethyl Mae Hayden Cree.
Son of James Welch & Christina Deisch Cree
Galveston,' Nov. 22.- (Tribune
Area' Special)-John William Cree, 78, d}ed at his home here at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning after- an illness of almost one year of complications. He had been a resident of Galveston for 23 -years and followed the trade of carpenter. He was born April 29, 1871 near Deer Creek, the son of James and Christina Delsch Cree. He was married December 1, 1897 to Ethel May Hayden who died in 1944. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roxie Turner and a son, James; both of Galveston; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two brothers, Ed and Aaron Cree, both near Deacon and a sister, Mrs. Emma Gray, west of... Galveston. A son Cheater died in 1933. Mr. Cree was a charter member of. the Knights of Pythias lodge at Young America. The body is at the John Thomas funeral home where friends may call after 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held there at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with the Rev. Harry M. Jones of the Methodist church officiating.' Burial will be in the .Galveston cemetery.
Delphi Carroll County Citizen
Saturday, September 4, 1915
Delphi, Indiana
Reunions
Cree.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held the 29th at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noon day meal together, after which a roll call of the relatives was had. The business session was then held and the election of officers for the next year resulted as follows: President, James Cree, of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree, of Logansport and treasurer, Harry Shanks, of Burrows. It was decided to meet the same place next year on the last Sunday in August. There were present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of the ten, five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree, of Walton, and the youngest present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree, of near Galveston. Walker Cree, of Woodland, Michigan, was the only relative from any great distance to attend this year.
Article researched by Don Sanford
Logansport Journal Tribune
Tuesday, August 31, 1915
Logansport, Indiana
Cree Family Reunion.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held at the home of Thomas M. Cree in Deer Creek township Sunday, the 29th, at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noonday meal. The business session was held, the election of officers for the next year resulting as follows: President, James Cree of Walton; vice president, Thomas M. Cree of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree of Logansport, and treasurer, Harry Shanks of Burrows. It was decided to meet at the same place nest year on the last Sunday in August. There was present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of this ten five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree of Walton and the youngest, present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree of near Galveston. Walker Cree of Woodland, Mich., was the only relative from any distance to attend this year.
Articles researched by Don Sanford
Husband of Ethyl Mae Hayden Cree.
Son of James Welch & Christina Deisch Cree
Galveston,' Nov. 22.- (Tribune
Area' Special)-John William Cree, 78, d}ed at his home here at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning after- an illness of almost one year of complications. He had been a resident of Galveston for 23 -years and followed the trade of carpenter. He was born April 29, 1871 near Deer Creek, the son of James and Christina Delsch Cree. He was married December 1, 1897 to Ethel May Hayden who died in 1944. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roxie Turner and a son, James; both of Galveston; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two brothers, Ed and Aaron Cree, both near Deacon and a sister, Mrs. Emma Gray, west of... Galveston. A son Cheater died in 1933. Mr. Cree was a charter member of. the Knights of Pythias lodge at Young America. The body is at the John Thomas funeral home where friends may call after 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held there at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with the Rev. Harry M. Jones of the Methodist church officiating.' Burial will be in the .Galveston cemetery.
Delphi Carroll County Citizen
Saturday, September 4, 1915
Delphi, Indiana
Reunions
Cree.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held the 29th at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noon day meal together, after which a roll call of the relatives was had. The business session was then held and the election of officers for the next year resulted as follows: President, James Cree, of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree, of Logansport and treasurer, Harry Shanks, of Burrows. It was decided to meet the same place next year on the last Sunday in August. There were present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of the ten, five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree, of Walton, and the youngest present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree, of near Galveston. Walker Cree, of Woodland, Michigan, was the only relative from any great distance to attend this year.
Article researched by Don Sanford
Logansport Journal Tribune
Tuesday, August 31, 1915
Logansport, Indiana
Cree Family Reunion.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held at the home of Thomas M. Cree in Deer Creek township Sunday, the 29th, at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noonday meal. The business session was held, the election of officers for the next year resulting as follows: President, James Cree of Walton; vice president, Thomas M. Cree of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree of Logansport, and treasurer, Harry Shanks of Burrows. It was decided to meet at the same place nest year on the last Sunday in August. There was present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of this ten five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree of Walton and the youngest, present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree of near Galveston. Walker Cree of Woodland, Mich., was the only relative from any distance to attend this year.
Articles researched by Don Sanford
GPS Location of Head stone: N40 35.128 W86 11.093
Husband of Ethyl Mae Hayden Cree.
Son of James Welch & Christina Deisch Cree
Galveston,' Nov. 22.- (Tribune
Area' Special)-John William Cree, 78, d}ed at his home here at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning after- an illness of almost one year of complications. He had been a resident of Galveston for 23 -years and followed the trade of carpenter. He was born April 29, 1871 near Deer Creek, the son of James and Christina Delsch Cree. He was married December 1, 1897 to Ethel May Hayden who died in 1944. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roxie Turner and a son, James; both of Galveston; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two brothers, Ed and Aaron Cree, both near Deacon and a sister, Mrs. Emma Gray, west of... Galveston. A son Cheater died in 1933. Mr. Cree was a charter member of. the Knights of Pythias lodge at Young America. The body is at the John Thomas funeral home where friends may call after 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held there at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with the Rev. Harry M. Jones of the Methodist church officiating.' Burial will be in the .Galveston cemetery.
Delphi Carroll County Citizen
Saturday, September 4, 1915
Delphi, Indiana
Reunions
Cree.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held the 29th at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noon day meal together, after which a roll call of the relatives was had. The business session was then held and the election of officers for the next year resulted as follows: President, James Cree, of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree, of Logansport and treasurer, Harry Shanks, of Burrows. It was decided to meet the same place next year on the last Sunday in August. There were present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of the ten, five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree, of Walton, and the youngest present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree, of near Galveston. Walker Cree, of Woodland, Michigan, was the only relative from any great distance to attend this year.
Article researched by Don Sanford
Logansport Journal Tribune
Tuesday, August 31, 1915
Logansport, Indiana
Cree Family Reunion.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held at the home of Thomas M. Cree in Deer Creek township Sunday, the 29th, at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noonday meal. The business session was held, the election of officers for the next year resulting as follows: President, James Cree of Walton; vice president, Thomas M. Cree of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree of Logansport, and treasurer, Harry Shanks of Burrows. It was decided to meet at the same place nest year on the last Sunday in August. There was present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of this ten five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree of Walton and the youngest, present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree of near Galveston. Walker Cree of Woodland, Mich., was the only relative from any distance to attend this year.
Articles researched by Don Sanford
Husband of Ethyl Mae Hayden Cree.
Son of James Welch & Christina Deisch Cree
Galveston,' Nov. 22.- (Tribune
Area' Special)-John William Cree, 78, d}ed at his home here at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning after- an illness of almost one year of complications. He had been a resident of Galveston for 23 -years and followed the trade of carpenter. He was born April 29, 1871 near Deer Creek, the son of James and Christina Delsch Cree. He was married December 1, 1897 to Ethel May Hayden who died in 1944. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roxie Turner and a son, James; both of Galveston; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two brothers, Ed and Aaron Cree, both near Deacon and a sister, Mrs. Emma Gray, west of... Galveston. A son Cheater died in 1933. Mr. Cree was a charter member of. the Knights of Pythias lodge at Young America. The body is at the John Thomas funeral home where friends may call after 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held there at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with the Rev. Harry M. Jones of the Methodist church officiating.' Burial will be in the .Galveston cemetery.
Delphi Carroll County Citizen
Saturday, September 4, 1915
Delphi, Indiana
Reunions
Cree.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held the 29th at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noon day meal together, after which a roll call of the relatives was had. The business session was then held and the election of officers for the next year resulted as follows: President, James Cree, of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree, of Logansport and treasurer, Harry Shanks, of Burrows. It was decided to meet the same place next year on the last Sunday in August. There were present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of the ten, five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree, of Walton, and the youngest present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree, of near Galveston. Walker Cree, of Woodland, Michigan, was the only relative from any great distance to attend this year.
Article researched by Don Sanford
Logansport Journal Tribune
Tuesday, August 31, 1915
Logansport, Indiana
Cree Family Reunion.
The second annual reunion of the Cree family was held at the home of Thomas M. Cree in Deer Creek township Sunday, the 29th, at which relatives and friends to the number of 127 enjoyed the noonday meal. The business session was held, the election of officers for the next year resulting as follows: President, James Cree of Walton; vice president, Thomas M. Cree of Walton; secretary, Ira Cree of Logansport, and treasurer, Harry Shanks of Burrows. It was decided to meet at the same place nest year on the last Sunday in August. There was present ten relatives who were over sixty-five years of age and of this ten five brothers and two sisters were of one family. The oldest person present was James Cree of Walton and the youngest, present was James Walker Cree, the little son of John and Ethel Cree of near Galveston. Walker Cree of Woodland, Mich., was the only relative from any distance to attend this year.
Articles researched by Don Sanford
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