Daughter of John Creech (ca. 1775 - after 1838) and Sarah Starkey (ca. 1780 - after 1830). Wife of Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873).
Frances Creech married Benjamin Cannady before 1820 in Greene County, NC. Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873) was the son of Henry Canaday/Kennedy (d. ca. 1829) and wife unknown of Lenoir County, NC.
Benjamin Cannady and his wife Frances Creech were the parents of Henry Cannady (ca. 1823-1886; md. Penelope Dixon); Benajah Cannady (ca. 1825-bef. 1859; md. Rebecca); William Cannady (1828-1886, md. Nancy Jane Bell); Eliza Ann Cannady (1832-1919, md. John Warren Creech); Susan Jane Cannady (1834-1920, md. James William Coats, 2md. John Jones); Wyatt Cannady (ca. 1837-1865, died in Civil War); and John Byron Cannady (ca. 1840-1887; md. Mary Z. McLawhorn).
Frances (Creech) Cannady died in Greene County, NC sometime between 1850 and March 8, 1855, when her husband Benjamin Cannady married secondly to Sarah (Baker) Taylor (1802–1881), widow of Joseph Taylor, in Greene County, NC [Benj. Cannady to Sarah Taylor, "The North Carolina Standard," March 21, 1855, p. 3, col. 5].
Frances (Creech) Cannady has no grave marker, but she is believed to be buried here. The Canaday Cemetery is located on her husband Benjamin Cannady's farm near Glenfield Crossroads southwest of Hookerton, Greene County, NC. The cemetery is now located on the premises of a golf course.
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Frances Creech married Benjamin Cannady before 1820 in Greene County, NC. Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873) was the son of Henry Canaday/Kennedy (d. ca. 1829) and wife unknown of Lenoir County, NC.
Benjamin Cannady and his wife Frances Creech were the parents of Henry Cannady (ca. 1823-1886; md. Penelope Dixon); Benajah Cannady (ca. 1825-bef. 1859; md. Rebecca); William Cannady (1828-1886, md. Nancy Jane Bell); Eliza Ann Cannady (1832-1919, md. John Warren Creech); Susan Jane Cannady (1834-1920, md. James William Coats, 2md. John Jones); Wyatt Cannady (ca. 1837-1865, died in Civil War); and John Byron Cannady (ca. 1840-1887; md. Mary Z. McLawhorn).
Frances (Creech) Cannady died in Greene County, NC sometime between 1850 and March 8, 1855, when her husband Benjamin Cannady married secondly to Sarah (Baker) Taylor (1802–1881), widow of Joseph Taylor, in Greene County, NC [Benj. Cannady to Sarah Taylor, "The North Carolina Standard," March 21, 1855, p. 3, col. 5].
Frances (Creech) Cannady has no grave marker, but she is believed to be buried here. The Canaday Cemetery is located on her husband Benjamin Cannady's farm near Glenfield Crossroads southwest of Hookerton, Greene County, NC. The cemetery is now located on the premises of a golf course.
Contributor: mv66nc (46944406)
Daughter of John Creech (ca. 1775 - after 1838) and Sarah Starkey (ca. 1780 - after 1830). Wife of Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873).
Frances Creech married Benjamin Cannady before 1820 in Greene County, NC. Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873) was the son of Henry Canaday/Kennedy (d. ca. 1829) and wife unknown of Lenoir County, NC.
Benjamin Cannady and his wife Frances Creech were the parents of Henry Cannady (ca. 1823-1886; md. Penelope Dixon); Benajah Cannady (ca. 1825-bef. 1859; md. Rebecca); William Cannady (1828-1886, md. Nancy Jane Bell); Eliza Ann Cannady (1832-1919, md. John Warren Creech); Susan Jane Cannady (1834-1920, md. James William Coats, 2md. John Jones); Wyatt Cannady (ca. 1837-1865, died in Civil War); and John Byron Cannady (ca. 1840-1887; md. Mary Z. McLawhorn).
Frances (Creech) Cannady died in Greene County, NC sometime between 1850 and March 8, 1855, when her husband Benjamin Cannady married secondly to Sarah (Baker) Taylor (1802–1881), widow of Joseph Taylor, in Greene County, NC [Benj. Cannady to Sarah Taylor, "The North Carolina Standard," March 21, 1855, p. 3, col. 5].
Frances (Creech) Cannady has no grave marker, but she is believed to be buried here. The Canaday Cemetery is located on her husband Benjamin Cannady's farm near Glenfield Crossroads southwest of Hookerton, Greene County, NC. The cemetery is now located on the premises of a golf course.
Contributor: mv66nc (46944406)
Frances Creech married Benjamin Cannady before 1820 in Greene County, NC. Benjamin Cannady (ca. 1792-1873) was the son of Henry Canaday/Kennedy (d. ca. 1829) and wife unknown of Lenoir County, NC.
Benjamin Cannady and his wife Frances Creech were the parents of Henry Cannady (ca. 1823-1886; md. Penelope Dixon); Benajah Cannady (ca. 1825-bef. 1859; md. Rebecca); William Cannady (1828-1886, md. Nancy Jane Bell); Eliza Ann Cannady (1832-1919, md. John Warren Creech); Susan Jane Cannady (1834-1920, md. James William Coats, 2md. John Jones); Wyatt Cannady (ca. 1837-1865, died in Civil War); and John Byron Cannady (ca. 1840-1887; md. Mary Z. McLawhorn).
Frances (Creech) Cannady died in Greene County, NC sometime between 1850 and March 8, 1855, when her husband Benjamin Cannady married secondly to Sarah (Baker) Taylor (1802–1881), widow of Joseph Taylor, in Greene County, NC [Benj. Cannady to Sarah Taylor, "The North Carolina Standard," March 21, 1855, p. 3, col. 5].
Frances (Creech) Cannady has no grave marker, but she is believed to be buried here. The Canaday Cemetery is located on her husband Benjamin Cannady's farm near Glenfield Crossroads southwest of Hookerton, Greene County, NC. The cemetery is now located on the premises of a golf course.
Contributor: mv66nc (46944406)
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