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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Creegan, James (also spelled Cregan) DEEDS Book 6 p625 A. J. Atkins to
James Creegan recorded September 11, 1860; Book 7 pl91 O. T. Basney to
James Cregan, recorded November 2, 1860.
Creegan, Wineford (Foye) married to James Creegan (also spelled Cregan).
Crego, _,with _., Utter built first house in Cherokee in winter of
1851; B&D pl4; Té&W pél.
Cregan, (also spelled Creegan) James from Ohio, born 1818, married Miss
Wineford (Foye); 2 sons, and 2 daughters; settled in Nevada County in
1849 at Lake City; principal director of creating the "Miners' Ditch";
B&D pl2 & 13; T&W p215.
Cregan, John NI March 6, 1866 p3cl: Found Dead. Yesterday morning, at
daylight, John Cregan was found dead between the Gold Hill mill and
Boston Ravine, in the middle of the street, near GV. Deceased was
found lying upon his face and it was thought he was asleep but on
examination it was ascertained that he was dead. He was seen ina
saloon, at GV, late on Sunday night. He was about 35 years of age. The
cause of his death is not known.
Crenshaw, John T. attorney, served in the State Senate 1854; postmaster of
Nevada after 1854; boarded at Metropolis Hotel in NC, 1855; killed at
Vicksburg; T&W p94 & 95.
NI December 4, 1860 p3cl: J. T. Crenshaw leaves us this morning
for a visit to Missouri. He intends taking the overland stage coach,
more fran a spirit of adventure than any anticipation of pleasure. He
intends to pop into Missouri, pick out a charming Pike County girl,
pop the question, have the Church say grace over him and his bride and
return.
CRIME early history of, B&D p25 & 26.
Crippin, D. R. settled at Scott's Ravine at Little York in the fall of
1850; elected Recorder for Little York; T&W p69; Recorder of Blue Rock
Mining District, York Mining Co. incorporation notice of May 11, 1851.
Crittenden and Dawley DEEDS Book 4 p44 J. C. Birdseye to Dawley and
Crittenden, recorded November 16, 1858.
Crittenden, Dwight (Potter & Crittenden), stationery and crockery Store,
PIONEER BOOKSTORE; 34 & 36 Main Street in NC, 1855; loss in the July
19, 1856 fire $1,500.
DEEDS Book 1 p25, A. W. Potter to Dwight Crittenden, for $6500,
recorded July 30, 1856 (refers to June 20, 1856): North side of Main
Street at the west corner of Dr. Lark's brick Drug Store; west on Main
Street 29' to the building now occupied by Langton's Express Office;
east 100' right angles to westerly line of Dr. John Larke; south along
Iarke's line to Main Street.
DEEDS Book 2 p400 recorded October 5, 1857 Dwight Crittenden to
James Whartenby for $4500: lot in Nevada, beginning north side of Main
at west corner of Dr. Lark's brick building a Drug Store; thence West
along north line of Main Street 29' to building of Sanford; thence
East 100'; thence right angle South to West line of Lark's lot; thence
southwest at Lark's line and store to Main Street to beginning;
Included 2 story Brick Building now standing on said lot, now occupied
by Crittenden & Welsh as a store, being the same lot conveyed to D.
Crittenden by A. W. Potter.
DEEDS Book 4 p44 J. C. Birdseye to Dawley & Crittenden, recorded
November 16, 1858: part of mining claims of Nebraska Co.
DEM August 20, 1856 plc4; ad in DEM December 31, 1856 p3c4.
Cranley, G. miner at Brush Creek in 1855; B&D.
Cross, Joshua A. arrived in Nevada County September 25, 1852; fram St.
Ioeuis, Missouri; NCR.
DEM August 20, 1856 plc4: Loss in the fire of July 19, 1856,
building $2,000.
DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl Nevada Township, house and
lot, north side of Broad Street, also residence at head of Boulder
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