Resources

This is a list of Family History resources owned by Creer researchers who are prepared to help others with their own research. If you want someone to look something up for you in one of these sources then please email the appropriate contact person with details of your request. Equally, if you are prepared to share your experience and sources of information with others then please contact John Creer to be included in this list.

Resource	Description	Contact
1881 UK Census CD set	Complete census data on disk	John A Creer
UK Vital Records Index CD	Partial collection of births christenings and marriages for the UK from 1538 to 1888. Excludes IOM records. 18 Creer marriages in Lancashire	John A Creer
List of Creers extracted from Marown Burial Registers	Paper copies from the IOMFHS books	John A Creer
"Surnames of the Manks" by Leslie Quilliam	Book on origins and incidence of Manx surnames	John A Creer
Woods Atlas 1867 - Creer Extract	Page from Woods Atlas index listing all the property owned by Creers in 1867.	John A Creer
"Streets of Douglas - Old and New" by Stuart Slack	Book detailing old and current street names in Douglas since ca 1800	John A Creer
Creers who died in the First World War	Details of the 5 Creers recorded as having died in World War I	Next page
Extract From Kirk Andreas Burial Register	Details of the Creers recorded as having been buried in Kirk Andreas - extracted from the IOMFH Society book	Next page
Extract from Kirk German (Peel) Burial Register	Details of the 18 Creers recorded as having been buried in Kirk German - extracted from the IOMFH Society book	Next page
Creers in 19th Century IOM Directories	Details of Creers recorded in various 19th century directories of the IOM in the form of an Excel database - Extracted from the pages of "A Manx Notebook" by Frances Coakley	John A Creer
Creers buried in Kirk Braddan	A list of Creer burials in Kirk Braddan in the form of an Excel database	John A Creer
Creer Wills	A number of Creer wills have been transcribed and can be found on Brian Lawson's website.	Here
THE MYSTERY OF X5 - book	By Frank Walker and Pamela Mellor. Illustrated William Kimber, London. 239pp.	John A Creer