Biography:
George F. Creasey
1882 –1950
George F. Creasey
View full burial details
Plot 732 George F. Creasey (1882-1950)
Born 1882 in Berkhamsted, George was the third child and second son of Harry and Emma Creasey.
His father was a “lath render” (ie someone who rends/rives (i.e splits) wood to form laths.)
In 1901 George was living with his family at 80, George Street and working as a lath render like his father and two of his brothers.
George appears never to have married.
In 1921 he was 38 and living with his father, his widowed sister, Sarah Ann Wibden, and his unmarried sister Mary. George was a wood sawyer for Ward & Sons.
In 1939 he and his sister Mary were living together. George, now aged 57, was described in the 1939 Register as: “Cleaver, Timber.” It was noted that this was heavy work.
George died in 1950. His mother lies in plot x535 with his brother-in-law Arthur Wibden. His brother William Harry is buried here with him.
View this burial in the cemetery
Plot 732 George F. Creasey (1882-1950)
Born 1882 in Berkhamsted, George was the third child and second son of Harry and Emma Creasey.
His father was a “lath render” (ie someone who rends/rives (i.e splits) wood to form laths.)
In 1901 George was living with his family at 80, George Street and working as a lath render like his father and two of his brothers.
George appears never to have married.
In 1921 he was 38 and living with his father, his widowed sister, Sarah Ann Wibden, and his unmarried sister Mary. George was a wood sawyer for Ward & Sons.
In 1939 he and his sister Mary were living together. George, now aged 57, was described in the 1939 Register as: “Cleaver, Timber.” It was noted that this was heavy work.
George died in 1950. His mother lies in plot x535 with his brother-in-law Arthur Wibden. His brother William Harry is buried here with him.
Military graves