 1874 -
Generation: 1
| 1. | Almeda "Meda" B Creason was born Jul 1874, Colorado. Other Events:
- Residence: 1880, Wilson, Audrain County, Missouri; 1880 Census: Tobitha Creason, 34, Goodwin Creason, 11, Gaunt Creason, 10, Frank Creason, 8, Almeta Creason, 6, Sarah A. Creason, 4, Thomas Kelly, 30, Mandy Kelly, 23.
- Residence: 1900, Columbia, Boone County, Missouri; 1900 Census: Tibitha Creason, 50, Goodwin Creason, 30, B F Creason, 27, Meda B Kirkland, 25 (widow), Champ C Kirkland, 7, Sally A Creason, 23, Molly M Mills, 20.
- Residence: 1910, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; 1910 Census: Mrs. Tabitha Creason, 65, Almeda B Kirkland, 36, Sallie A Creason, 32, Champ C Kirkland, 17.
- Residence: 1920, Kansas City Ward 12, Jackson County, Missouri
Almeda — John Emmet Kirkland. John was born Abt 1870. [Group Sheet]
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Generation: 2
Generation: 3
Generation: 4
| 8. | Elizabeth "Beth" Shambaugh Kirkland  (4.Thomas3, 2.Champ2, 1.Almeda1)Notes:
From: Sarah Evander <sarahevander92@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 4, 2020 12:56 AM
To: dbarton@linkline.com
Subject: Related to Creasons
Hi Dave,
My name is Sarah Evander and I discovered your website because while using Ancestry.com, BartonAncestry’s tree would pop up again and again with matches for my tree! (My username on Ancestry is SEvander92.)
First, I want to thank you so much for putting the information from “Creasons Everywhere” on your site. It has made fact-checking so much easier. I am the daughter of Elizabeth Shambaugh Kirkland Evander, # 1092 on the John Creason lineage page. (As a side note, #s 1089 through 1092 - the children of Thomas Emmett Kirkland - are all still alive. Also, it’s Emmett with two t’s!)
I’ve recently started getting into genealogy and have dragged my mother along for the ride. She knows quite a bit about her family, though I’m not sure her knowledge stretches as far back as the Creasons. If you let me know what type of facts or details you’re interested in, she may be able to help. But I also just wanted to let you know that I am having trouble registering for an account on your website and viewing the dynamic content pages. I have tried 2 different browsers, but it just keeps taking me to a blank white page. I have only been trying on my iPad, so I will try again with my laptop tomorrow.
If you’d like to speak more about sharing information or are able to help me with registering, I’d love to hear from you. Hope you’re staying safe and healthy.
Sincerely,
Sarah Evander
Elizabeth — Evander. [Group Sheet]
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Generation: 5
| 9. | Sarah Evander (8.Elizabeth4, 4.Thomas3, 2.Champ2, 1.Almeda1) Notes:
From: Sarah Evander <sarahevander92@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 4, 2020 12:56 AM
To: dbarton@linkline.com
Subject: Related to Creasons
Hi Dave,
My name is Sarah Evander and I discovered your website because while using Ancestry.com, BartonAncestry’s tree would pop up again and again with matches for my tree! (My username on Ancestry is SEvander92.)
First, I want to thank you so much for putting the information from “Creasons Everywhere” on your site. It has made fact-checking so much easier. I am the daughter of Elizabeth Shambaugh Kirkland Evander, # 1092 on the John Creason lineage page. (As a side note, #s 1089 through 1092 - the children of Thomas Emmett Kirkland - are all still alive. Also, it’s Emmett with two t’s!)
I’ve recently started getting into genealogy and have dragged my mother along for the ride. She knows quite a bit about her family, though I’m not sure her knowledge stretches as far back as the Creasons. If you let me know what type of facts or details you’re interested in, she may be able to help. But I also just wanted to let you know that I am having trouble registering for an account on your website and viewing the dynamic content pages. I have tried 2 different browsers, but it just keeps taking me to a blank white page. I have only been trying on my iPad, so I will try again with my laptop tomorrow.
If you’d like to speak more about sharing information or are able to help me with registering, I’d love to hear from you. Hope you’re staying safe and healthy.
Sincerely,
Sarah Evander
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