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Heber Mansfield Creel was born in Missouri. Some sources indicate he was born in 1851 and others claim 1855. Creel later attended West Point in 1873 and graduated in 1877 as second lieutenant in 8th U.S. Cavalry. Shortly afterward, he was promoted and transferred to the 7th Cavalry. Over the next few years, he was stationed at several different military forts, most of them being in Dakota Territory (eventually North Dakota). He was stationed at Fort Abraham Lincoln, Fort Rice, Fort Buford, and Fort Totten. While there, he created detailed maps of the shores of Devils Lake and the reservation (Spirit Lake).

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rdfs:label	Heber M. Creel (en)
rdfs:comment	Heber Mansfield Creel was born in Missouri. Some sources indicate he was born in 1851 and others claim 1855. Creel later attended West Point in 1873 and graduated in 1877 as second lieutenant in 8th U.S. Cavalry. Shortly afterward, he was promoted and transferred to the 7th Cavalry. Over the next few years, he was stationed at several different military forts, most of them being in Dakota Territory (eventually North Dakota). He was stationed at Fort Abraham Lincoln, Fort Rice, Fort Buford, and Fort Totten. While there, he created detailed maps of the shores of Devils Lake and the reservation (Spirit Lake). (en)
foaf:name	Heber M. Creel (en)
name	Heber M. Creel (en)
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birth place	Missouri
death place	San Diego, California
death place	San Diego, California
birth place	Missouri
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California San Diego San Diego, California Brigadier general (United States) Devils Lake, North Dakota Devils Lake (North Dakota) United States Army United States Military Academy North Dakota National Guard 1932 deaths Colonel Elmore Y. Sarles Missouri American newspaper editors United States Military Academy alumni Adjutant General of North Dakota Adjutants general of the National Guard of the United States Second lieutenant 7th Cavalry Regiment 8th Cavalry Regiment Fort Abraham Lincoln Fort Buford Fort Totten State Historic Site North Dakota Fort Rice Henry C. Hansbrough 1850s births Military personnel from Missouri Kansas
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branch	United States Army
education	United States Military Academy
office	5 (xsd:integer)
predecessor	Elliot S. Miller (en)
spouse	Alice LaRue (en)
successor	Thomas H. Poole (en)
term end	1907 (xsd:integer)
term start	1905 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Heber Mansfield Creel was born in Missouri. Some sources indicate he was born in 1851 and others claim 1855. Creel later attended West Point in 1873 and graduated in 1877 as second lieutenant in 8th U.S. Cavalry. Shortly afterward, he was promoted and transferred to the 7th Cavalry. Over the next few years, he was stationed at several different military forts, most of them being in Dakota Territory (eventually North Dakota). He was stationed at Fort Abraham Lincoln, Fort Rice, Fort Buford, and Fort Totten. While there, he created detailed maps of the shores of Devils Lake and the reservation (Spirit Lake). In 1879, he married Alice LaRue in Kansas. In 1882, Creel resigned his commission and surveyed a townsite. He named it Creelsburg (or Creelsburgh). In 1883, the town's name was changed to Creel City. A year later when the town was incorporated, and after the railroad had arrived, the name was changed again to Devils Lake. Creel became a prominent citizen of the town he had established. He served as postmaster and owned a local newspaper, the Devils Lake Pioneer Press. Creel ran for mayor in 1885, but he was defeated by his rival Henry C. Hansbrough. In 1891, Creel was promoted to a colonel in the North Dakota National Guard. Creel was appointed Adjutant General of North Dakota by Governor Elmore Sarles, and he served in this role from 1905 to 1907. At the time of his retirement, Creel was a brigadier general in the North Dakota National Guard. Heber M. Creel died in 1932 in San Diego, California. (en)
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