This post delves into what happened to my great aunt, Vina (Nina) Creal, who was discovered in the 1900 census. In 1892, she was born in Summerland, Mississippi. Do you know who she is?
Are we related? Please join me as I investigate the life of Harrison Duckworth, my great great grandfather, who was born in South Carolina around 1813.
Are you my cousin? My great aunt, Mary Annice Creel Barnes, was born in September 1877, possibly in Covington County, Mississippi. Sometime after her death in 1928, her family lost contact with the Creal family. Currently, we are searching for any of her descendants.
Are you my cousin? Are you a Creal or a Creel? Are you related to my great uncle Burt Creal? He was born in Mississippi, possibly in Covington County, in the latter half of the 1800s. Some of his descendants eventually settled in California, Illinois, and Ohio.
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It is my utmost delight to introduce to you a remarkable individual who has a special place in my heart – my dear grandfather, Henry Lovell Creal, Jr., fondly referred to as “Son” by his nearest and dearest. Son graced this world during the latter half of the 1800s, making his debut in the stunning county of Smith, located in Southern Mississippi.
My Great Aunt Berdina Lessie Creal, from Summerland, Mississippi, exemplified resilience, determination, and entrepreneurship, inspiring all who knew her.
Throughout her life, my great aunt, Donie Belle Creal, was a model of unwavering courage and an unstoppable spirit. She held our family together. She made clothes for the needy, infusing each stitch with love. Her charity and strength impacted many lives.
This is the life story of Luella Creal, my great aunt. Despite facing numerous challenges, she exhibited remarkable resilience and unwavering determination. Unfortunately, her time on this earth was cut short, leaving us to remember her legacy.
This is the life story of my great aunt, Martha Ann Creel Barnes. Even though her life was short and not much is known about her, she left a legacy of love that will live on through her children and grandchildren.
Are we relatives? My Great Uncle Barney Creal was born on June 21, 1896, in Summerland, Smith County, Mississippi. However, little is known about his personal history, and the majority of his story is based on public records.
Are you my cousin? I’m elated to introduce you to my brave and courageous great uncle, Devan Creal. He was born in the late 1800s in Smith County, Mississippi.
Are You My Cousin? Born in 1879 in or around Smith County, Mississippi, my Great Uncle Sylvester Creal’s life remains a mystery, as little is known about his personal history, and most of his story is based on public records.
The life story of my great-grandparents, Henry Creal and Amanda Creal, both of whom were born in the southeast region of Mississippi, And the path that Henry took to gain freedom in the middle of the 18th century.
I am sharing my mother’s story because it is one that should be heard. She was a formidable force on our planet, and she impacted the lives of everyone she came in contact with. One who prioritized her family and marriage and fought valiantly for them both.
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