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Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Death Certificates
Name: Alfred Crease
Event Date: 20 Oct 1860
Event Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
Race: white
Age: 45
Birth Year (Estimated): 1815
Marital Status: Married
GS Film number: 1003690
Digital Folder Number: 004008619
Image Number: 00106
Reference ID: v 1 p 102
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Philadelphia Press
October 23, 1860, page 3
of congestion of the brain, in the 45th year of his age
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Find A Grave Memorial# 43523647
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New York, New York, Index to Passenger Lists
Name: Alfred Crease
Event Type: Immigration
Event Date: 1837
Event Place: New York, New York
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Last Place of Residence: Eng
Ship Name: Montreal
Birth Year (Estimated): 1816
GS Film number: 350223
Digital Folder Number: 004786610
Image Number: 01479
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USA Census, 1850
Name: Alfred Crease
Event Place: Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
Age: 35
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1815
Birthplace: England
Household ID: 323
House Number: 323
Line Number: 31
GS Film Number: 444788
Digital Folder Number: 004205383
Image Number: 00550
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Alfred Crease M 35 England
Amana Crease F 32 Pennsylvania
Mary L Crease F 8 Pennsylvania
Amana C Crease F 0 Pennsylvania
Mary Donley F 21 Ireland
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USA Census, 1860
Name: Alfred Crease
Event Place: Twenty First Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
Age: 44
Race: White
Birth Year (Estimated): 1816
Birthplace: England
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Alfred Crease M 44 England
Amanda Crease F 40 Pennsylvania
Emma L Crease F 17 Pennsylvania
Amanda Crease F 10 Pennsylvania
Emma M Crease F 6 Pennsylvania
Caroline Crease F 1 Pennsylvania
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The St. David's Vestry minutes for July 9, 1862 contain the text of the letter from the Vestry of St. Alban's Church, Roxborough, giving notice that the congregation had been both legally organized and admitted into union with the diocesan convention. Thereupon St. David's delivered back to Mr. Fairthorne, this time as Warden of St. Alban's, the deed in trust he had previously given to St. David's. Alfred Crease having died, his brother Charles, formerly of St. David's, was now serving on the St. Alban's Vestry.