The Creasy Family Cemetery
Mifflin Township
Columbia County, Pennsylvania

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From the Book: Cemetery Records of Mifflinville, Brown, Creasy and St. Peter's Church

Tombstones from the Private Burial Ground of the Creasy Family of Mifflin Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. There is some of the 333 acre tract purchased by John Creasy, Sr. August 21, 1795 from John Patten. Later John, Sr., on December 18, 1799 deeded a 100 acres of this land to his son Philip Creasy, and, on the same day, deeded a like amount to his son Henry Creasy. Other members of the family are buried here also - some have no stones, others have gone to decay. A Peter Creasy and his wife Elizabeth (Creasy) Creasy and several young children are buried here. Bricks originally marked their graves, but these are gone. Brush, ivy poison and rodents have taken control. Several years ago (1967) some interested descendants attempted to clean it up and became victims of ivy poison. 

Creasy, Philip b. Aug. 20, 1804 d. May 30, 1820 (1830?) 26.3.10 (?)
Creasy, Henry d. Mar. 1, 1845 age 76 years
Creasy, Elizabeth, wf. of Henry d. June 24, 1857 age 85 yrs. 6 mo.
Creasy, John d.Aug.14,1845 age 51.7.3 days
Creasy, Philip d.Nov. 20,1845 age 86.5.27 days
Creasy, Catherine, wf. of Philip d.Apr.21,1859 age 86 yrs. 3 mo.
Creasy, John d.Oct. 26, 1854 age 60 yrs. 4 mo.
Creasy, Mary, wf. of John, d.Jacob Ludwig d.Mar. 4, 1854 age 58 yrs. 2 mos.
Creasy, John, s. of John & Mary d.Jan. 15, 1843 (1853?) age y yrs.
Creasy, Jesse d.Sept. 23, 1830 age 2 yrs.
Creasy, Samuel & Stephen d. Sept. 30, 1830
Creasy, Samuel d.Mar. 10, 1860 age 52 yrs. 4 mo.
Creasy, Catherine, wf. of Samuel d. July 8, 1848 age 31.11.18 ds.
Nuss, Hannah Creasy, wf. of Jacob Nuss d. Nov. 18, 1895 age 83.2.21 ds.
Nuss, Eliza d. Nov. 16, 1914 age 84 yrs. 8 mo.

Stone - not legible - looked

The descendants of Philip Creasy state that this cemetery is on the farm of Philip Creasy, their ancestor.

Contributed by Bruce Ludwig

 

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