Newsletter

Creaghe Family Historical Society Newsletter November 20, 2021 There have been several interesting developments related to the CFHS website over the last year. New articles have been published, and additions have been made to existing pieces. Brief summaries are included here. NEWS The first item pertains to one of those things that commonly happens over…

The Creaghe Family Historical Society Newsletter September 20, 2020 There have been multiple inquiries to the society in the last seven months.  These are always quite interesting and often bring new information to light.   Graeme Robertson was to make one of his regular trips to Tristan da Cunha this spring, but postponement for at least…

The Creaghe Family Historical Society Newsletter February 14, 2020 There are several items to report in this edition of the newsletter.  Two new articles have been added to the website.  Under the Ancestors tab, look for the article “St George Creaghe as Sheriff.”  It deals with the part of his life he spent as the…

Creaghe Family Historical Society News Letter February 28, 2018 Welcome to the first newsletter of 2018. Our primary article this time looks into the lives of John W.W. Creaghe and his wife, Julia. This subject was chosen because it looked to be a rather simple, quickly done under taking in that not much information was…

MIDYEAR UPDATE  2017 Welcome to the 2017 Midyear Update of the CFHS Website. We have two new posts, an unknown photograph, and an item of interest – a DNA analysis to check out. ANCESTORS Richard  Creaghe, DL Richard  Creaghe, DL and his wife, Matilda Parsons, were interesting people who led full lives in tumultuous times…

Castle Park, 2016LCB Photo              Greetings to one and all. We continue to chug along; there are a couple of new posts to check out. In Sites, have a look at “Saipan and Tinian”; a major event occurred there, and we were represented. In “Artifacts” a small mystery maybe solved,…

The website for our CFHS has been up for about six months. Those months have been a time of sorting out a few bugs here and there as well as a larger issue with the Family Tree feature

The hope is that everyone will find the site informative and enjoyable to explore. It will, however, only be as valuable as the information placed in it. Therefore, please contribute. No piece of information is too small; it could provide a clue to a mystery that is unsolved for generations.

For a submission to the database…