Anthony Creasey - man of mystery

[dcbnwh]

From - Stamford Mercury 7th August 1829

"At Heckington, on Saturday last, Mr. Anthony Creasey, butcher, age 58." - i.e. three years older than the burial record.

From - Lincolnshire Chronicle 28th January 1842

"Robert Anthony Creasey, of Great Hale, was sworn in a woolwinder."

He was baptised on 7th March 1811 at Great Hale, son of John and Lucy.
John Creasey married Lucy Turner at Heckington on 30th March 1797.

From - Stamford Mercury 3rd May 1811

"Heckington Association for Prosecuting Felons
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The Present Subscribers Are

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Creasey Anthony Heckington
Creasey John Great Hale
..."

David

[Geoff-E]

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=linclinks&id=I6640

That is Jacky Clark's website.

She has used indexes etc published by Lincs FHS and all the usual sources to construct a huge tree of connections.

If she hasn't named his parents, it's because there are no obvious candidates around.  I doubt she will have any direct connection to AC. She used to post here, but I don't think she has for a while.

She also has a Facebook page called Lincolnshire and Fenland families.

[Graham GD]

Not much help,but interesting to note that highwayman Dick Turpin was hanged for the theft of two horses from a farmer named Creasey (check spelling) at Heckington.