Percy married 1 December 1904 to Nellie Pearl Arnold (1891-1946), daughter of Edward & Susan Arnold; 2 daughters: Anna Pearl & Mary
Percy Edward Creclius (Crecelius misspelled)'s WWI draft registration notes he was medium height, medium build, blue eyes, brown hair, and a "right eye bad".
In the 1920 Terre Haute, Indiana census, Percy's 39, a laborer in a steel mill; living with him are his wife, their two daughters--Anna P., 12, and Mary L, 9, and two brothers-in-law--William Arnold, 24, and Russell Arnold, 19.
Percy retired in 1955 after 34 years with the American Chain & Steel Company of Terre Haute, Indiana.
Percy Edward Creclius (Crecelius misspelled)'s WWI draft registration notes he was medium height, medium build, blue eyes, brown hair, and a "right eye bad".
In the 1920 Terre Haute, Indiana census, Percy's 39, a laborer in a steel mill; living with him are his wife, their two daughters--Anna P., 12, and Mary L, 9, and two brothers-in-law--William Arnold, 24, and Russell Arnold, 19.
Percy retired in 1955 after 34 years with the American Chain & Steel Company of Terre Haute, Indiana.
Percy married 1 December 1904 to Nellie Pearl Arnold (1891-1946), daughter of Edward & Susan Arnold; 2 daughters: Anna Pearl & Mary
Percy Edward Creclius (Crecelius misspelled)'s WWI draft registration notes he was medium height, medium build, blue eyes, brown hair, and a "right eye bad".
In the 1920 Terre Haute, Indiana census, Percy's 39, a laborer in a steel mill; living with him are his wife, their two daughters--Anna P., 12, and Mary L, 9, and two brothers-in-law--William Arnold, 24, and Russell Arnold, 19.
Percy retired in 1955 after 34 years with the American Chain & Steel Company of Terre Haute, Indiana.
Percy Edward Creclius (Crecelius misspelled)'s WWI draft registration notes he was medium height, medium build, blue eyes, brown hair, and a "right eye bad".
In the 1920 Terre Haute, Indiana census, Percy's 39, a laborer in a steel mill; living with him are his wife, their two daughters--Anna P., 12, and Mary L, 9, and two brothers-in-law--William Arnold, 24, and Russell Arnold, 19.
Percy retired in 1955 after 34 years with the American Chain & Steel Company of Terre Haute, Indiana.
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