Captain, Commander Henry Crease, M6RF-HR6

1786 - 1862  (76 years)

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  Name	Henry Crease
  Title	Captain, Commander
  Suffix	M6RF-HR6
  Birth	1786	Flushing
  Gender	Male
  Married	20 Feb 1819 (33 years)	[Vessel] HMS Impregnable (1810)
  	Bachelor; Lieutenant of HMS Impregnable https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-QW8R-8?i=232&cc=1804330&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AKC97-CGR https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2M3-MBQZ
  Census	2 Apr 1841 (55 years)	Market Street, Falmouth
  	Lower Market Street,1,Henry Crease,55,,Commander Royal Navy,In county, Book 3 Folio 36 Page 18 ,,Mary Crease,,40,,Not in county, ,,Theodosia Crease,,15,,In county, ,,Anthony Crease,13,,,In county, ,,Emily Crease,,11,,In county, ,,Julia Crease,,9,,In county, ,,Louisa Crease,,7,,In county, ,,George Crease,6,,,In county, ,,John Crease,4,,,In county, ,,Charles Crease,3,,,In county, ,,Christian Stephens,,50,Female Servant,In county, ,,Harriet Sybley,,15,Female Servant,In county, Book 3 Folio 35 Page 17 Lower Market Street 1841 Census [Adult ages may be rounded to 5 years] https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/genealogy/40137a.html Henry Crease was a man born in 1786. During the 1841 UK Census he was 55 years old and lived in Cornwall. LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1786 BIRTH PLACE: Cornwall COUNTY: Cornwall AGE: 55 GENDER: Male TOWNSHIP: REGISTRATION DISTRICT: Penryn ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 2 PARISH: Penryn CITY: Penryn DISTRICT: Penryn TOWN: Superintendent Registrar's District: Falmouth Residence: 748 Penryn, Cornwall SERIES: HO107 PIECE NUMBER: HO107-0137 FOLIO NUMBER: 3\35 PAGE NUMBER: 17 Household Members: Henry Crease (55, Male) Mary Crease (40, Female) Theodosia Crease (15, Female) Anthony Crease (13, Male) Emily Crease (11, Female) Julia Crease (9, Female) Louisa Crease (7, Female) George Crease (6, Male) John Crease (4, Male) Charles Crease (3, Male) Christian Stephens (50, Female) Harriet Sybley (15, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1841-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1786-Cornwall/2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1841uk&name=0137%2F0137_0125.jpg&collection_key=UK1841&record_id=2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409
  Census	1 Apr 1861 (75 years)	Kensington, London
  	Henry Crease was a man born in 1783 in Flushing Cornwall St Mary Abbotts Kensington. During the 1861 UK Census he was 78 years old and lived in Middlesex. He appears as the head of his house in the 1861 UK Census. 22, Westbourne Garden, Kensington LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1783 BIRTH PLACE: Flushing Cornwall St Mary Abbotts Kensington COUNTY: Middlesex AGE: 78 GENDER: Male MARITAL STATUS: Married OCCUPATION: Captain R Navy RELATIONSHIP: Head PARISH: St Mary Abbotts Kensington REGISTRATION DISTRICT: ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 8 SUB DISTRICT: Kensington Town ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICT: St John's PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGH: MUNICIPAL BOROUGH: MUNICIPAL WARD: TOWN: Superintendent registrar's district: Kensington Residence: 22, Westbourne Garden Kensington St Mary Abbotts Kensington, Middlesex SERIES: RG09 PIECE NUMBER: 14 FOLIO NUMBER: 83 PAGE NUMBER: 34 Household Members: Henry Crease (78, Male) Mary Crease (60, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1861-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1783-Flushing-Cornwall-St-Mary-Abbotts-Kensington/78083c79-0195-461a-9d65-9d993f206bd3/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1861uk&name=RG09_0014%2FRG09_0014_0164.jpg&collection_key=UK1861&record_id=78083c79-0195-461a-9d65-9d993f206bd3
  Death	10 Nov 1862 (76 years)	Ridgeway, Nr. Plympton, Devon
  	Died, at Plympton, St, Mary, Devon, on the 10th instant, Captain Henry Crease, R.N.,aged eighty- five. Edinburgh Evening Courant - Saturday 15 November 1862 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001060/18621115/011/0002
  Death	10 Nov 1862	Ridgeway, Nr. Plympton, Devon
  	9 November 1862 according to Western Daily Mercury - Monday 22 December 1862 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001620/18621222/076/0003
  Occupation	1814 (28 years) - [Vessel] HMS Menelaus (1810)  - Captain Crease RN, 16 Athenaeum St, Plymouth [Georgian townhouse]. Henry Crease was involved in the 1814 War, captaining HMS Menelaus & later in tin mines in Cornwall, then to Canada, joining his son, H P P Crease, BC politician & judge
  	30 Aug 1814 (28 years) - [Vessel] HMS Menelaus (1810)  - The British officer, Lt. Henry Crease ordered Congreve rockets and 18-pounder carronades be fired upon the shore, one of which failed to launch and burned furiously onboard the ship and was thrown overboard. Crease’s shore detachment returned to the Menelaus. ... Lieutenant Henry Crease, R.N., who assumed command upon Capt. Parker’s death, stated in his report: “It was at this time, while animating his men in the most heroic manner that Sir Peter Parker received his mortal wound which obliged him to quit the field and he expired in a few minutes.” After been taken onboard his remains were “placed into a coffin filled with whiskey.” The morning after, Captain Peter Parker’s right shoe exhibited a great deal of blood inside was found with the inscription found inside: “No. 20169 Parker, Capt. Sir Peter. Bt.” On September 3, the British made another raid in Kent County at the bay-shore farm of the same Thomas Mitchell who served as Commissary of Supplies for the Kent County militia, thus the story became linked to his death at the Mitchell house. On September 7, the HM frigate Menelaus sailed down the bay “with her pennant half-mast high, a sign indicative of the death of Sir Peter Parker.” The Menelaus anchored with the ships in Baltimore harbor during the Battle for Baltimore. Afterwards his remains were transferred to H.M. frigate Hebrus for conveyance to Bermuda and buried at St. George’s Church, Bermuda. In the Spring of 1815 his remains were conveyed to St. Margaret’s Church at Westminster, London where he was buried. https://maryland1812.com/category/his-majestys-forces/hms-menalaus/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Caulk%27s_Field
  	31 Aug 1814 (28 years) - [Battles] Battle of Caulk's Field, Kent County, Maryland, United States of America
  	31 Aug 1814 (28 years) - [Battles] Battle of Caulk's Field, Kent County, Maryland, United States of America  - In fact, Parker’s second in command, Lt. Henry Crease, made it into the midst of Reed’s camp and briefly captured one of the cannons. However, the fiercest fighting was on the American left flank (British right flank), anchored on the main road, as the British attempted a flanking movement there. Crease later reported to Vice Admiral Alexander Cochrane: “After a march of between four and five miles, in the country, we found the enemy posted on a plain, surrounded by woods, with the camp in their rear; they were drawn up in line, and perfectly ready to receive us; a single moment was not to be lost; by a smart fire, and instant charge, we commenced the attack, forced them from their position, putting them before us, in full retreat to the rear of the artillery, where they again made a stand, shewing [sic] a disposition to outflank us …” ... Crease listed the soldiers and sailors that were killed: Sir Peter Parker, Sandes, Quartermaster Robert Friar, Quartermaster Rowland Robinson, James Perren, swabber, Thomas Doris, sail maker, George Hall, seaman, Marine Sgt. John Evans, and Marine privates William Hooper, William Davis, Robert Johnson, William Rogers, William Powell and Robert Jones. Parker’s body was initially transferred to Bermuda and interred there. His remains were removed to England, and reinterred at St. Margeret’s Church, Westminster, with ceremony, in May 15, 1815. His monument gives an erroneous account of the battle, claiming it as a British victory. [https://www.kentcounty.com/1812/battle-caulks-field] https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/appointment-as-acting-commander-of-hms-menelaus
  	1 Sep 1814 (28 years) - [Vessel] HMS Menelaus (1810)  - His Majesty's Sloop Menelaus, off Pool's Island, Shesapeake, Sept. 1, 1814 Herewith I beg leave to enclose you a list of the killed, wounded, and missing in this affair. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) HEN. CREASE, Act. Com. List of Officers, Seamen, and Marines, killed,- wounded, %c. belonging to His Majesty's Ship Menelaus, on the Morning of the 31st of August 1814, Henry Crease, Esq. Acting Commander. Killed. Sir Peter Parker, Bart. Captain. J. T. Sandes, midshipman. Robert Friar, quarter-master. Rowland Robinson, quarter-master. James Perren, swabber. Thomas Doris, sail-maker. George Hall, ordinary seaman. John Evans, serjeant of marines. William Hooper, private marine. William Davis, private marine. Robert Johnson, private marine. William Rogers, private marine. William Powell, private marine. Robert Jones, private marine Wounded. Thomas Fitzmaurice, boatswain's-mate, severely. John Mc'Allister, able seaman, severely. Joseph Daley, able seaman, severely. John Willson, able seaman, severely. James Mooney, ordinary seaman, severely. Michael Cullin, ordinary seaman, slightly. John Bath, ordinary seaman, severely. John Samuel, captain of the mast, slightly. James Cooper, able seaman, severely. John Malcolm, ordinary seaman, severely. Archibald Mc'Arthur, captain of the forecastle, se- verely. William Nol, ordinary seaman, slightly. Thomas Toffield, quarter-master's-mate, severely. Michael Halligan, quarter gunner, slightly. B. G. Bayman, first lieutenant of marines, severely. George Poe, second lieutenant of marines, slightly. James Listt," private marine, slightly. William Harvey, private marine, slightly. John Schriber, private marine, slightly. William Pritchard, private marine, severely, George Morrcll, private marine, slightly. William Golatham, private marine, severely. Edmund Turner, private marine, severely. William Smith, private marine, slightly, James Manderson, ordinary seaman, severely, John Rowe, landman, severely. George Hobbs, captain of the foretop, severely. Total—14 killed ; 27 wounded. (Signed) HENRY CREASE, Act. Com. A. S. HERRINGS, Surgeon https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/16940/page/1945 https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/16940/page/1946/data.pdf
  	12 Feb 1821 (35 years) - 359 [m] Crease Henry Cr 12 Feb 21 [Cr=Commander] [m?=Master] ---- 1821 Henry Crease 12 Feb [COMMANDERS, with the Dates of their Seniority. p21] the preceding Officers (150) are on the Half-Pay of 10s. per Diem page n31 ---- page n238 Where serving 359 [m] Crease Henry Cr 12 Feb 21 [cr=Commander] [m?=Master] https://archive.org/details/navylist11admigoog/page/n238/mode/1up?q=crease&view=theater ---- The Navy list by Great Britain. Admiralty Publication date 1850
  	1836 (50 years) - Captain Crease RN, 16 Athenaeum St, Plymouth [Georgian townhouse]. Henry Crease was involved in the 1814 War, captaining HMS Menelaus & later in tin mines in Cornwall, then to Canada, joining his son, H P P Crease, BC politician & judge
  	22 Mar 1836 (50 years) - Duchy of Cornwall  - Item MS-0055.18.1.2-4 - From Parke & Freeth re: Duchy of Cornwall lands https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/from-parke-freeth-re-duchy-of-cornwall-lands
  	22 Nov 1837 (51 years) - Duchy of Cornwall  - Item MS-0055.18.1.5 - From Parke & Freeth to Buillett & Beddoine re: claims made on the officers of the Duchy of Cornwall 22 Nov 1837
  	Abt June 1849 (63 years) - Upper Canada, Canada  - Henry Pering Pellew Crease was called to the bar in June 1849, he did not immediately pursue his career in law. Instead he joined his parents in an unsuccessful canal building endeavour in Upper Canada
  	Oct 1853 (67 years) - Upper Canada, Canada  - Instead of beginning his law career immediately, Henry joined his parents in their journey to Upper Canada where, in an effort to buttress their weak financial position, they had speculated in canal construction. The elder Creases’ investments did not bear the expected fruit, and though they remained in the colony until October 1853, [http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio.php?id_nbr=6651]
  	1855 (69 years) - Athenaeum Street, Plymouth  - Captain Crease RN, 16 Athenaeum St, Plymouth [Georgian townhouse]. Henry Crease was involved in the 1814 War, captaining HMS Menelaus & later in tin mines in Cornwall, then to Canada, joining his son, H P P Crease, BC politician & judge
  	18 Dec 1858 (72 years) - Greenwich out-pension... to that gallant and deserving officer, Commander Henry Crease (1821) | 18 Dec 1858 We are glad to notice that the Greenwich out-pension, vacant by the death of Commander Edward Burt, has been given by the First Lord of the Admiralty to that gallant and deserving officer, Commander Henry Crease (1821), who received his first commission as lieutenant in January, 1806, and served as a senior lieutenant of the Menelaus, in the Chesapeake, and succeeded to the command of the seamen and marines landed to attack a body of American troops, on the death of Captain Sir P. Parker in 1814. Commander Crease has received the silver medal, and was gazetted in 1814 for his valuable services. Kentish Independent
  Person ID	I7433	AHP
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  Family	Mary Smith/CREASE,   b. Abt 1795, St Marylebone, London d. 23 Feb 1870, Ridgeway, Nr. Plympton, Devon (Age 75 years)
  Marriage	20 Feb 1819	Stoke Damerel, Devonport, Devon
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 33 years and 2 months - She : ~ 24 years and 2 months.
  Census	2 Apr 1841	Market Street, Falmouth
  	Lower Market Street,1,Henry Crease,55,,Commander Royal Navy,In county, Book 3 Folio 36 Page 18 ,,Mary Crease,,40,,Not in county, ,,Theodosia Crease,,15,,In county, ,,Anthony Crease,13,,,In county, ,,Emily Crease,,11,,In county, ,,Julia Crease,,9,,In county, ,,Louisa Crease,,7,,In county, ,,George Crease,6,,,In county, ,,John Crease,4,,,In county, ,,Charles Crease,3,,,In county, ,,Christian Stephens,,50,Female Servant,In county, ,,Harriet Sybley,,15,Female Servant,In county, Book 3 Folio 35 Page 17 Lower Market Street 1841 Census [Adult ages may be rounded to 5 years] https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/genealogy/40137a.html Henry Crease was a man born in 1786. During the 1841 UK Census he was 55 years old and lived in Cornwall. LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1786 BIRTH PLACE: Cornwall COUNTY: Cornwall AGE: 55 GENDER: Male TOWNSHIP: REGISTRATION DISTRICT: Penryn ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 2 PARISH: Penryn CITY: Penryn DISTRICT: Penryn TOWN: Superintendent Registrar's District: Falmouth Residence: 748 Penryn, Cornwall SERIES: HO107 PIECE NUMBER: HO107-0137 FOLIO NUMBER: 3\35 PAGE NUMBER: 17 Household Members: Henry Crease (55, Male) Mary Crease (40, Female) Theodosia Crease (15, Female) Anthony Crease (13, Male) Emily Crease (11, Female) Julia Crease (9, Female) Louisa Crease (7, Female) George Crease (6, Male) John Crease (4, Male) Charles Crease (3, Male) Christian Stephens (50, Female) Harriet Sybley (15, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1841-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1786-Cornwall/2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1841uk&name=0137%2F0137_0125.jpg&collection_key=UK1841&record_id=2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409
  Census	1 Apr 1861	Kensington, London
  	Henry Crease was a man born in 1783 in Flushing Cornwall St Mary Abbotts Kensington. During the 1861 UK Census he was 78 years old and lived in Middlesex. He appears as the head of his house in the 1861 UK Census. 22, Westbourne Garden, Kensington LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1783 BIRTH PLACE: Flushing Cornwall St Mary Abbotts Kensington COUNTY: Middlesex AGE: 78 GENDER: Male MARITAL STATUS: Married OCCUPATION: Captain R Navy RELATIONSHIP: Head PARISH: St Mary Abbotts Kensington REGISTRATION DISTRICT: ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 8 SUB DISTRICT: Kensington Town ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICT: St John's PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGH: MUNICIPAL BOROUGH: MUNICIPAL WARD: TOWN: Superintendent registrar's district: Kensington Residence: 22, Westbourne Garden Kensington St Mary Abbotts Kensington, Middlesex SERIES: RG09 PIECE NUMBER: 14 FOLIO NUMBER: 83 PAGE NUMBER: 34 Household Members: Henry Crease (78, Male) Mary Crease (60, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1861-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1783-Flushing-Cornwall-St-Mary-Abbotts-Kensington/78083c79-0195-461a-9d65-9d993f206bd3/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1861uk&name=RG09_0014%2FRG09_0014_0164.jpg&collection_key=UK1861&record_id=78083c79-0195-461a-9d65-9d993f206bd3
  Children	1. Mary Maberly (Moberly) Crease, GV9S-VVD,   b. Abt 1820, Ince Castle, Elm Gate, Saltash d. Abt Sep 1853, Matanzas, Matanzas, Cuba (Age 33 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   2. Theodosia Elizabeth Hippesly Crease, KJV9-B6B,   c. 17 Jun 1821, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall bur. 21 Apr 1888, Plympton, Devon (Age ~ 66 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth] + 3. Henry Pering Pellew Crease,   b. 20 Aug 1823, Ince Castle, Elm Gate, Saltash d. 27 Nov 1905, Victoria, Capital Regional District, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (Age 82 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   4. Edward Smith Crease, M72M-6XZ,   c. 19 Jul 1825, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   5. Anthony Reynolds Vyvyan (Vyoyan) Crease, M721-7XQ,   c. 23 May 1827, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   6. Emily Howard Crease, KJVQ-ZZS,   c. 10 Nov 1828, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall d. Abt 24 Mar 1900, Lytton, Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Canada (Age ~ 71 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   7. Julia Reynolds Crease, KJVG-4LS,   c. 2 Jun 1830, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   8. William Carne Crease, M72N-9TR,   c. 16 Nov 1831, Mylor [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], Mylor, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   9. Eliza Louisa Crease, MW34-XN2,   c. 25 Jan 1833, St Gluvias [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], St Gluvias, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   10. George Ligonier Crease, MW3M-R1N,   c. 5 Sep 1834, St Gluvias [Parish Circuit Or Chapel], St Gluvias, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   11. John Frederick Crease, MW36-F66,   b. 19 Dec 1836, Penryn, Cornwall  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]   12. Charles Blandford Crease, MV6G-24D,   b. Abt 1836, Penryn, Cornwall d. 25 Feb 1897, Barrie, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada (Age 61 years)  [Father: Birth]  [Mother: Birth]
  Histories		Biography – CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW [1823 -1905 ] – Volume XIII (1901-1910) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography Permalink: http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/crease_henry_pering_pellew_13E.html Author of Article: Tina Loo Title of Article: CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW Publication Name: Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 13 Publisher: University of Toronto/Université Laval Year of revision: 1994 Access Date: January 2, 2023
  		Crease family photos – Part 1 | Posted: 26 Thursday Mar 2020 Posted: 26 Thursday Mar 2020 Crease family photos – Part 1 | WeGoBack
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• Event Map		Birth - 1786 - Flushing  Occupation - 31 Aug 1814 (28 years) - [Battles] Battle of Caulk's Field, Kent County, Maryland, United States of America  Occupation - In fact, Parker’s second in command, Lt. Henry Crease, made it into the midst of Reed’s camp and briefly captured one of the cannons. However, the fiercest fighting was on the American left flank (British right flank), anchored on the main road, as the British attempted a flanking movement there. Crease later reported to Vice Admiral Alexander Cochrane: “After a march of between four and five miles, in the country, we found the enemy posted on a plain, surrounded by woods, with the camp in their rear; they were drawn up in line, and perfectly ready to receive us; a single moment was not to be lost; by a smart fire, and instant charge, we commenced the attack, forced them from their position, putting them before us, in full retreat to the rear of the artillery, where they again made a stand, shewing [sic] a disposition to outflank us …” ... Crease listed the soldiers and sailors that were killed: Sir Peter Parker, Sandes, Quartermaster Robert Friar, Quartermaster Rowland Robinson, James Perren, swabber, Thomas Doris, sail maker, George Hall, seaman, Marine Sgt. John Evans, and Marine privates William Hooper, William Davis, Robert Johnson, William Rogers, William Powell and Robert Jones. Parker’s body was initially transferred to Bermuda and interred there. His remains were removed to England, and reinterred at St. Margeret’s Church, Westminster, with ceremony, in May 15, 1815. His monument gives an erroneous account of the battle, claiming it as a British victory. [https://www.kentcounty.com/1812/battle-caulks-field] https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/appointment-as-acting-commander-of-hms-menelaus - 31 Aug 1814 (28 years) - [Battles] Battle of Caulk's Field, Kent County, Maryland, United States of America  Marriage - 20 Feb 1819 - Stoke Damerel, Devonport, Devon  Occupation - Item MS-0055.18.1.2-4 - From Parke & Freeth re: Duchy of Cornwall lands https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/from-parke-freeth-re-duchy-of-cornwall-lands - 22 Mar 1836 (50 years) - Duchy of Cornwall  Occupation - Item MS-0055.18.1.5 - From Parke & Freeth to Buillett & Beddoine re: claims made on the officers of the Duchy of Cornwall 22 Nov 1837 - 22 Nov 1837 (51 years) - Duchy of Cornwall  Census - Lower Market Street,1,Henry Crease,55,,Commander Royal Navy,In county, Book 3 Folio 36 Page 18 ,,Mary Crease,,40,,Not in county, ,,Theodosia Crease,,15,,In county, ,,Anthony Crease,13,,,In county, ,,Emily Crease,,11,,In county, ,,Julia Crease,,9,,In county, ,,Louisa Crease,,7,,In county, ,,George Crease,6,,,In county, ,,John Crease,4,,,In county, ,,Charles Crease,3,,,In county, ,,Christian Stephens,,50,Female Servant,In county, ,,Harriet Sybley,,15,Female Servant,In county, Book 3 Folio 35 Page 17 Lower Market Street 1841 Census [Adult ages may be rounded to 5 years] https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/genealogy/40137a.html Henry Crease was a man born in 1786. During the 1841 UK Census he was 55 years old and lived in Cornwall. LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1786 BIRTH PLACE: Cornwall COUNTY: Cornwall AGE: 55 GENDER: Male TOWNSHIP: REGISTRATION DISTRICT: Penryn ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 2 PARISH: Penryn CITY: Penryn DISTRICT: Penryn TOWN: Superintendent Registrar's District: Falmouth Residence: 748 Penryn, Cornwall SERIES: HO107 PIECE NUMBER: HO107-0137 FOLIO NUMBER: 3\35 PAGE NUMBER: 17 Household Members: Henry Crease (55, Male) Mary Crease (40, Female) Theodosia Crease (15, Female) Anthony Crease (13, Male) Emily Crease (11, Female) Julia Crease (9, Female) Louisa Crease (7, Female) George Crease (6, Male) John Crease (4, Male) Charles Crease (3, Male) Christian Stephens (50, Female) Harriet Sybley (15, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1841-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1786-Cornwall/2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1841uk&name=0137%2F0137_0125.jpg&collection_key=UK1841&record_id=2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409 - 2 Apr 1841 - Market Street, Falmouth  Census - Lower Market Street,1,Henry Crease,55,,Commander Royal Navy,In county, Book 3 Folio 36 Page 18 ,,Mary Crease,,40,,Not in county, ,,Theodosia Crease,,15,,In county, ,,Anthony Crease,13,,,In county, ,,Emily Crease,,11,,In county, ,,Julia Crease,,9,,In county, ,,Louisa Crease,,7,,In county, ,,George Crease,6,,,In county, ,,John Crease,4,,,In county, ,,Charles Crease,3,,,In county, ,,Christian Stephens,,50,Female Servant,In county, ,,Harriet Sybley,,15,Female Servant,In county, Book 3 Folio 35 Page 17 Lower Market Street 1841 Census [Adult ages may be rounded to 5 years] https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/genealogy/40137a.html Henry Crease was a man born in 1786. During the 1841 UK Census he was 55 years old and lived in Cornwall. LAST NAME: Crease FIRST NAME: Henry MIDDLE NAME: BIRTH YEAR: 1786 BIRTH PLACE: Cornwall COUNTY: Cornwall AGE: 55 GENDER: Male TOWNSHIP: REGISTRATION DISTRICT: Penryn ENUMERATION DISTRICT NO: 2 PARISH: Penryn CITY: Penryn DISTRICT: Penryn TOWN: Superintendent Registrar's District: Falmouth Residence: 748 Penryn, Cornwall SERIES: HO107 PIECE NUMBER: HO107-0137 FOLIO NUMBER: 3\35 PAGE NUMBER: 17 Household Members: Henry Crease (55, Male) Mary Crease (40, Female) Theodosia Crease (15, Female) Anthony Crease (13, Male) Emily Crease (11, Female) Julia Crease (9, Female) Louisa Crease (7, Female) George Crease (6, Male) John Crease (4, Male) Charles Crease (3, Male) Christian Stephens (50, Female) Harriet Sybley (15, Female) https://www.rootspoint.com/record/1841-UK-Census/Henry-Crease-1786-Cornwall/2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409/ image: https://www.rootspoint.com/images/?bucket=1841uk&name=0137%2F0137_0125.jpg&collection_key=UK1841&record_id=2416a237-7970-4e05-89c8-15953c6fd409 - 2 Apr 1841 - Market Street, Falmouth  Death - Died, at Plympton, St, Mary, Devon, on the 10th instant, Captain Henry Crease, R.N.,aged eighty- five. Edinburgh Evening Courant - Saturday 15 November 1862 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001060/18621115/011/0002 - 10 Nov 1862 - Ridgeway, Nr. Plympton, Devon  Death - 10 Nov 1862 - Ridgeway, Nr. Plympton, Devon   = Link to Google Earth
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• Photos » Slide Show		Mrs Crease / grandmother to A H Crease / age 74 | Crease family photos – Part 1 | WeGoBack | abt 1869 Mary (Smith) Crease. She was born 19 Oct 1795 at St Marylebone, Middlesex, England, the illegitimate daughter of Edward Smith. She married Henry Crease 20 Feb 1819 at Stoke Damerel, Devon, England. They lived for a time at Ince Castle in Plymouth, Devon, a home that had been passed along to Mary upon her father’s death in 1830
  		Greenwich out-pension... to that gallant and deserving officer, Commander Henry Crease (1821) | 18 Dec 1858 We are glad to notice that the Greenwich out-pension, vacant by the death of Commander Edward Burt, has been given by the First Lord of the Admiralty to that gallant and deserving officer, Commander Henry Crease (1821), who received his first commission as lieutenant in January, 1806, and served as a senior lieutenant of the Menelaus, in…
  		Henry Crease | Crease family photos – Part 1 | WeGoBack https://wegoback.wordpress.com/2020/03/26/crease-family-photos-part-1/
  		Henry Crease - about 1860? Henry Crease - about 1860?

  
  

  Documents		Sawle versus Crease[executor of Edward Smith], exchequer | manor of Tewington | c1832 Papers, Sawle versus Crease, exchequer Crease as executor of Edward Smith, who possessed tin and ores at time of his death, claims tin unlawfully acquired by Sawle out of manor of Tewington; sett of streamworks in Pentewan valley granted by Duchy lessee; Sawle claims to be owner and requests payment of dues; briefs, proofs, depositions,…
  		Will of Edward Smith of Ince Castle , Cornwall | PROB 11/1773/62 | The National Archives | 17 June 1830 Reference: PROB 11/1773/62 Description: Will of Edward Smith of Ince Castle , Cornwall Date: 17 June 1830 Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Public Record(s) Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

  
  

  Histories » Slide Show		Ince Castle near Saltash - not really a castle but a house with a history! | thecornishareanation | Facebook | 12 May 2020 Ince Castle near Saltash - not really a castle but a house with a history!
  		Henry Crease Stoke Dammerell, Devon, 1819 | search | FamilySearch
  		Biography – CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW – Volume XIII (1901-1910) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW, lawyer, politician, office holder, and judge; b. 20 Aug. 1823 at Ince Castle, near Plymouth, England, eldest son of Captain Henry Crease of the Royal Navy and Mary Smith; m. 27 April 1853 Sarah Lindley in Acton (London), England, and they had three sons (one of whom died in infancy) and four daughters; d. 27 Nov.…
  		HMS Menelaus | Maryland in the War of 1812 | August 31, 1814 Caulk's Field http://www.kentcountyhistory.org/key/1812_CaulksField.php Kent County Caulksfield Road 0.1 miles west of Maryland Route 21 Fairlee, MD 21620 http://kentcounty.pastperfectonline.com/archive/BFB42129-CCD8-4B65-AD34-672496424261 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Caulk%27s_Field
  		Caulk's Field: the Death of Captain Sir Peter Parker, 1814 - dawlish chronicles | 31 Aug 1814
  		Henry Crease | The Wendron Mining District | 1837 – 1845 Recently acquired records of the District, the account book of Tin Dues Received in the Parish of Wendron by Henry Crease Esq. 1837 – 1845 https://loepoolforum.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/wendron-district.pdf
  		Paying dues to Henry Crease 1838 for tin recovered from Porkellis Moor | 1838
  		Balcoath or Ballcoath recorded as already working in 1644 April 18th 1843 Henry received the first of several payments entered in his records as ‘Received from the Tributers of Balcoath as per account £24-3-3’, the following month ‘Received from the Tributers at Balcoath as per account £7-18’.
  		BRITISH COLUMBIA To the Editor of the Standard - Friday 07 November 1862 Royal Cornwall Gazette - Friday 07 November 1862
  		Captain Charles Hall, 1853 granted Commander’s Out-Pension on death of Commander Henry Crease - Monday 22 December 1862 Western Daily Mercury - Monday 22 December 1862
  		Crease family photos – Part 1 | Posted: 26 Thursday Mar 2020 Posted: 26 Thursday Mar 2020 Crease family photos – Part 1 | WeGoBack
  		Biography – CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW [1823 -1905 ] – Volume XIII (1901-1910) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography Permalink: http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/crease_henry_pering_pellew_13E.html Author of Article: Tina Loo Title of Article: CREASE, Sir HENRY PERING PELLEW Publication Name: Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 13 Publisher: University of Toronto/Université Laval Year of revision: 1994 Access Date: January 2, 2023
  		A PLYMOUTH LADY KILLED IN CANADA. | Report 24 Mar 1900 A PLYMOUTH LADY KILLED IN CANADA. Through a distressing accident at Lytton, on the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, recently, Miss Emily Howard (Crease|lost her life instantane-ously. She had been a passenger on the east-bound trans-continental exprese, and when the train stopped at Lytton to allow the west-bound train to cross, stepped…
  		Crease family photos – Part 2 | Major General Anthony Reynolds Vyvyan Crease | Posted: 28 Sunday Mar 2020 Major General Anthony Reynolds Vyvyan Crease was the third son born to Captain Henry Crease and his wife Mary Smith Posted: 28 Sunday Mar 2020 Crease family photos – Part 2 | WeGoBack

  
  

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  1855 Stampless TRANSATLANTIC envelope from TORONTO FEB 10 [1855] C.W. single ring[early], rated Arnell D3 8d. Stg. h/s in black. PACKET LETTER LIVERPOOL 27 FE 1855* tombstone transit in green and London 1855 28 FE 28 C W crown transit in red on back. Transit EXMOUTH MR 1 1855 A, double split circle, Carried by Cunard “Africa” 34th trip [Boston 14 Feb, Halifax 16 Feb, Liverpool 27 Feb]. Endorsed “Mr Jas Brown 9 Feby 1855 Intense cold at Toronto”. To Captain Crease RN, 16 Athenaeum St, Plymouth [Georgian townhouse]. Henry Crease was involved in the 1814 War, captaining HMS Menelaus & later in tin mines in Cornwall, then to Canada, joining his son, H P P Crease, BC politician & judge. Minor edge wear but o/w very fine. Lot No. 151; £50 [http://www.canadianpsgb.org.uk/PDF/2018%20q1%20auction%20catalogue%20-%20without%20pictures.pdf]