In a message dated 05/10/2003 8:45:33 PM Central Daylight Time, rw@pone.com writes: > I find this reference to Captain Joseph Cravey quite interesting, > however. I haven't done any research on the Craveys, but about 2 to 3 > years ago my 3-great grandmother Sarah wife of Joseph Davis was finally > identified definitely as Sarah Cravey, a daughter of Owen Cravey, Jr. > Amongst my Davis relatives, there are any number named Hugh Craven or > Hugh Cravey (often rendered as "H.C.")... apparently through time the > Cravey had become corrupted to Craven... > > RW-This really hit home. One of my later Autrey relatives married the > widow of William J Craven. Had not ever thought about the Cravey being > corrupted to Craven. Perhaps they had a long standing relationship between > the two families. This particular Autrey was Amos Riley Parks Joyner who > was born in Marshall county Misp in 1843 and spent most of his life in > White County Ark. He married Sarah Isabelle Trentham Craven, widow of > William J. Craven who was born in Misp about 1845 and died in White Co, Ark > between about 1882-1884.