This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Schmitt, Leyck, Grimshaw, Craig, Pfrommer, Blusch, Huby Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4IQ.2ACEB/2367 Message Board Post: Generation 1 William L Craig born abt 1870 in Kansas married Nellie Grimshaw in 1899 in New York. Children: -----William Grimshaw Craig born 1901 New York -----Helen Craig born 1903 New York -----Howard Craig born 1907 New York -----George Craig born New York 1911 Generation 2 ------ William Grimshaw Craig married Ella Cora Bell Hallock in New York City 1923. Children; ------ ---------Lorraine Craig born New York 1924 ---------------Audrey Craig born New York 1925 ---------------William Laban Craig born NY 1927 d 1969 -------Helen Craig married Frederick Huby b 1897 and lived in Cranston,Rhode Island. -------------No Children ---------Howard Craig married Virginia unknown and lived in Princeton, New Jersey. --------------No Children ------- George Craig according to family memories did not marry. He lived in Fort Meyers, Florida. I am related to this Craig family through my Grandmother, Fannie (Grimshaw) Leyck, who was the sister of Nellie (Grimshaw) Craig. Would love to know more about this branch of my tree. Trudell Leyck Wright

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Craig, Gordon, Graham, Morton, McMullan, King Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4IQ.2ACEB/2338.7 Message Board Post: We are seeking to locate our "Craig" ancestors who came from County Antrim, Ireland. This is what I know. Nancy "Agnes" Craig b.1801 married Thomas Gordon around 1821, they lived, among his family, on the Townland of Drummuck/Drumleckney, which is near the Village of Broughshane, County Antrim. Nancy and Thomas, their first four children...two of which were named after Thomas' parents John and Grace Gordon and with that we believe they followed the Irish naming pattern. So, the other two children of the first four born were named James and Rose. Being we don't know where Nancy Craig was born other than Ireland and suspect, she was born in that vicinity..and/or her parents name...we only can suspect her father perhaps was a James Craig and his wife perhaps named Rose. So we are using this theory to research against until or unless something reveals itself to send us in another direction. Any chance you may have any information relative "Craig" families in and around the Village of Broughshane? Nancy "Agnes" Craig Gordon, after the death of her husband Thomas Gordon on Good Friday April 1851, subsequently removed from that area with her children to Elgin County, Ontario Canada, around 1853... where she died in 1877 and is buried. Other surnames of that area we are researching: Graham, Morton, McMullan, King! Best to you, Michelle Michigan/USA [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Craig, Gordon, Graham, Morton, McMullan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4IQ.2ACEB/202.320.325.327.611.612.1 Message Board Post: We are researching on my line of "Craig" in the County Antrim, N. Ireland area. This is what I can tell you thus far... Nancy "Agnes" Craig was born in 1801 and married Thomas Gordon, of Drummack/Drumleckney (near the Village of Broughshane) in County Antrim N. Ireland. Her parents names nor siblings have yet been detemined. Nancy, however, did cite within her bible the exact dates of births of all of her and Thomas' children. 2 children of the first four children fit with what we know of Thomas Gordons parents; John and Grace Gordon. The other 2 of the first four children were Rose and James. Therefore, based on the Irish naming pattern we are looking, we believe, for a James Craig and wife Rose. This may not be correct, in the end, but its all we have to date to go on. Nancy "Agnes" Craig Gordon, after the death of her husband on Good Friday April of 1851 she subsequently removed with her children for Elgin County, Ontario Canada by 1854 where she died in the l870's and it is in Canada where she is buried. Any thoughts, or directions, or perhaps, if lucky, a hit on who my Nancy's parents were would be most welcomed! Michelle A. Burke Michigan / USA [email protected]

Can anyone tell me which list I belong to, if any. My 4th Great Grandfather was John Daniel Craig, Sr. b. 1765-1770 d. 1834 Trigg Co., KY, he married Isabell?? b 1774 d after 1850. Their children were John Jr., b.1790 d.1864 McCraken Co., KY, married Unity Ellen Hendrix Young in Stewart, TN. They are my 3rd Great Grand Parents. Samuel b 1792 SC., Elenda b 1795 SC, Francia Elizabeth b1797, Sarah (Sally) b 1799 Trigg Co.,KY, William bc1801, Margaret b 1804, Nancy b 8-16-1806, James b 1808, Ruthy b c1810, and Benjamin b 1812. John Daniel Craig, Jr. and Eunity Ellen Hendrix Young had 6 children. Daniel young b. 1823, Lovic Young b. 1829, Isabella b. 1830, Mildred Hendrix b. 12-02-1832, John Daniel Young b.10-10-1836 married Sally Taliferro Harrison 01-19-1888 d. 12-06-1854(these are my 2nd. Great Grand Parents), and Unity Ann b. 1840. John Daniel Young Craig b. 10-10-1835, d. 1-19-1888 and Sally Taliferro Harrison had 8 children. Lula W. b.03-28-1861, Georgia Mae b. 8-23-1863, Pet b. 11-30-1865, Anna T. b. 8-23-1867, Bertha U. b. 09-18-1870, John Madison b 02-22-1872 d. 11-25-1959, married Addie Pearl Hogan( these are my Gr. Grand Parents), Joseph b. 09-22-1874, Con Wilford b. 08-07-1876 d. 05-18-1958. If anybody would like to share information on any of these Craig's contact me at [email protected] Care and Appreciation Pat in Illinois ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 9:00 AM Subject: CRAIG-D Digest V04 #4

Sorry. I'm leader of Team 14 and we descend from John Craig and his wife Ann or Anna who we believe are the parents of James Craig who died 1 Feb 1781 during the Revolution. He was married to Rhoda Niblick and owned land in Long Cane (no "s"), Abbeville District, SC. Rhoda and her children stayed on in the area for many years. We now believe, due to the extensive research of Ed Mason, who I have been unable to contact lately, that James' sisters married local men. I also want to put in a plug for Richard K. McMurtry of MacMurtrie Clan Family Records who has created a beautiful Colonial map of the Abbeville area and laid it over a current map of the area, showing James and Rhoda's land and that of their siblings. He can be reached at [email protected] if you would like to purchase a copy. I hope he gets encouraged and finishes the other part of Abbeville so I can attempt to find who Jane Cochran's father really was (husband of Agness Cochran). I have been tracking these families - Hutton, Pettigrew and Calhoun - and find much information. I am hoping that by going backwards in their lines I may find where our Craig's (and Niblick/Niblock/Niblack's) came to America and how they traveled to South Carolina. Over the years, many Craig cousins have contacted me and I have updated the line considerably....but have been unable to add to the website. My direct ancestor is their son Samuel who married Jane Cochran of Cedar Springs church in Abbeville. They moved to Alabama and on to Seven-Mile Prairie, White County, Illinois as Presbyterian "Cumberlanders" and on to McLean County, IL. Here is the beginning of the line as I see it right now. I would welcome any suggestions, changes or improvements. Descendants of John CRAIG 1 John CRAIG . +Anna ........ 2 Martha CRAIG d: in Long Cane Settlement, Abbeville SC ............ +Arthur GRAY d: in Long Cane Settlement, Abbeville SC m: 1769 ................... 3 [2] Daniel GRAY b: 1773 d: 18 Aug 1816 in Jonesville (Union), SC ....................... +[1] Mary HUTTON b: 23 Sep 1789 d: 1811 ................... 3 John GRAY b: 1771 d: 1827 ....................... +Hannah ALLEN ................... 3 Mary GRAY b: 1775 ....................... +Andrew G. WEED ................... 3 Rebecca GRAY b: 13 May 1778 in Long Cane Settlement, Abbeville SC d: 14 Sep 1778 in Long Cane Settlement, Abbeville SC ........ 2 James CRAIG b: Unknown d: 01 Feb 1781 in 1 AM NC ............ +Rhoda NIBLICK b: Abt. 1750 d: Abt. 1830 in AR m: Bef. 1772 in p. SC ................... 3 John CRAIG b: 1772 in 96 District, Abbeville, SC d: Abt. Dec 1850 in Lawrence Co., AL ....................... +Elizabeth ANDREWS b: Abt. 1776 in Rowan Co., NC d: 1822 in Lawrence Co., AL m: 17 Oct 1795 in Rowan Co., NC ................... *2nd Wife of John CRAIG: ....................... +Nancy (COWAN) m: 22 Jan 1823 in Rutherford Co., TN ................... 3 Samuel CRAIG b: 25 Sep 1773 in Abbeville District, SC d: 06 Apr 1854 in Johnson Co., MO ....................... +Jane COCHRAN b: 17 Oct 1774 in Abbeville District, SC d: 01 Nov 1853 in Johnson Co., MO m: 30 Jul 1799 in Abbeville, SC ................... 3 Rhoda Niblic CRAIG b: 1778 in Abbeville, Abbeville CO., SC d: 1854 in Washington Co., AR ....................... +Thomas CRAWFORD d: 1807 m: Abt. 1800 in Abbeville, Abbeville CO., SC ................... 3 James CRAIG b: 05 Mar 1780 in Abbeville, Abbeville Dist., SC d: 04 Apr 1860 in Butler Co., AL ....................... +Rosannah GRAY b: 20 Oct 1780 in Abbeville, Abbeville, SC d: 10 Mar 1852 in Ebenezer East Cemetery, Butler Co., AL m: 18 Apr 1805 in Abbeville, Abbeville Dist., SC ................... 3 Jane CRAIG ........ 2 Alice CRAIG b: Abt. 1735 d: 01 Feb 1760 in Long Cane Creek, Granville Co., SC ............ +Patrick CALHOUN b: 1737 in Cumberland Co., PA d: 1777 in Abbeville District, SC m: Abt. 1757 in Virginia ........ 2 Anna CRAIG ............ +James Montgomery PETTIGREW b: 17 Sep 1776 in Abbeville District, SC d: 1844 ........ 2 Rebecca CRAIG b: 29 Aug 1741 d: 30 Sep 1814 ............ +William HUTTON b: 06 Jul 1736 in NJ d: 09 Apr 1809 in Abbeville District, SC ................... 3 Rosannah HUTTON b: 23 Sep 1759 ................... 3 John HUTTON b: 07 Feb 1762 ................... 3 Martha HUTTON b: 12 Jan 1766 ................... 3 Joseph HUTTON b: 28 Dec 1769 d: 09 Jul 1823 ....................... +Nancy CALHOUN d: 30 Aug 1823 ................... 3 Rebecca HUTTON b: 28 Sep 1773 ....................... +Samuel H. DICKSON ................... 3 [1] Mary HUTTON b: 23 Sep 1789 d: 1811 ....................... +[2] Daniel GRAY b: 1773 d: 18 Aug 1816 in Jonesville (Union), SC -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 2:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [CRAIG-L] CRAIG Team Leaders please respond! Would the leaders tell us which Craig families they are leaders of? Is there a certain Craig family they are assigned to? Would anyone be leader of the Craig's I am looking for? Newman Craig born about 1822 in Alabama/Kentucky. Married 1) Unknown , 2) Eda Eveline (Daniel) Asberry. Christy ______________________________

Craig, I'm continuing to take information as it comes in regarding CRAIG Team #18 and answer queries as they are directed to me. It is, indeed, frustrating to not be able to contact anybody that can update the website. I'd like to actually remove the information regarding our Team from the site and just have a link to my own pages where I can easily make corrections and updates as I receive them. As it currently stands, there is incorrect information out there that really, really needs to be updated. I've made attempts both directly and through the list to contact someone, anyone, to facilitate either updating or eliminating our Team page and have been entirely unsuccessful. Beth Shields CRAIG Team #18 - Team Leader In a message dated 1/11/04 2:00:44 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > "Hello again Cousins!" > > 1. Due to the inactivity of the CRAIG Family web site for quite a long > while > now, am most curious as to who else beside myself would very much like to > see the CRAIG Family web site updated. > > 2. Would very much like to learn what other CRAIG Teams might still be > actively > researching the descendants of their particular CRAIG families. > > 3. Who else besides myself would like to see DNA testing for their > particular > CRAIG families in order to learn which of our CRAIG families might > actually > share mutual descent through some as yet unidentified CRAIG Family > Patriarch? > > TTYL > > Craig > > CRAIG Team #8 - Team Leader > > "Always Looking for Cousins!" > >

I would also like to update my posting. I am one of the "orphan" Craig's, but have since found additional information that might help make a connection to some of the other Craig's. Sharrie

At 18:10 -0500 1/11/04, Craig Beeman wrote: >"Hello again Cousins!" > >Should you be interested in participating in these DNA tests, you needn't >wait on anyone else at all unless you might choose to do so. > >You also might like to check out the below site: > >http://www.familytreedna.com/description.html Very fascinating! I'm perfectly willing to provide a sample, but I don't think I can justify the expense at the moment. Cash is a bit tight right now, as I'm more concerned with getting a certain procedure performed to stop any more Craigs from sprouting up. ;-) (The most recent is John David CRAIG (15 Nov 2002, Texarkana, Bowie, TX (9 months and 1 day after I married his mother!)) I am: Kevin Ben CRAIG (12 May 1963; DeQueen, Sevier, AR) John Lee CRAIG (6 Dec 1930; Mena, Polk, AR) Harry Lloyd CRAIG (? Jul 1895; , Cass, MO) William Robert CRAIG (???; ,,IL) William Jackson CRAIG (???; ,,,) Yes, I had the blanks filled in at one time (and many more, thanks to Craig Beeman), but I failed to follow the old maxim to "back up early and often". Kevin

Glad to see interest pick up on this list. I have Mary Ann Craig and Sarah M. Craig (Hays) in Gibson Co. Tennesse in 1824. I would like to connect with some Craig team. Believe that they were daughters of William W. Craig and Esther Montgomery who were married in Blount Co. Tennessee in 1802. Most researchers of this family list only children born beginning in 1812 and I can find no proof that Sarah and Mary Ann were children of William and Esther. Sarah was born in 1808 and Mary Ann born around 1803. One daughter of Sarah's was named Esther and her first son was named William. When he used initials only, it was W.W. C. Hays. There are strong indications that these two women were daughters of William and Esther but I still seek proof. One secondary source lists Sarah's parents as William Craig and Nancy Montgomery. If you have information about Sarah or Mary Ann, I would appreciate hearing from you. Mollie in Missouri

Could someone out there tell me if my family belongs to a team? Christy Descendants of Newman S. Craig Generation No. 1 1. NEWMAN S.1 CRAIG was born Abt. 1822 in Alabama, and died Bet. 1880 - 1920. He married (1) ?. He married (2) EDA EVELINE DANIEL Abt. 1860 in White County, Tn. She was born Abt. 1831 in White County, Tennesse/Kentucky. Notes for NEWMAN S. CRAIG: Works on railroad, father and mother born in Alabama. 1880 Warren Co,TN census shows Sarah J. Mackey or Markley living with Newman as step-daughter. Born about 1864. Another 1880 Warren Co, TN census shows Newman with a Lola B. and the kids. Supposedly Sarah J. Mackey's mother. Eda was not in this census. Supposedly Newman and Eda are buried in White County, Tennessee. Have not proven it yet. Newman and Eda may be buried in Greenwood cemetery, White county, Tennessee. More About NEWMAN S. CRAIG: Census 1: 1860, Jackson Co, Tennessee, with daughter Louisa, age 12,born about 1848 Census 2: 1870, Overton Co, Tn Census 3: 1880, Warren County,Tennessee, District 3 Occupation: 1880, Railroad Worker Notes for EDA EVELINE DANIEL: Married a Asberry. Had John Wesley Asberry. The husband died some time after John was born. She married Newman second. John went by the last name Craig since his step-dad raised him. Unknown if Newman adopted him. 1900 White county census for John Craig shows his mother was born in Kentucky. More About EDA EVELINE DANIEL: Census 1: 1860, Jackson Co, Tn Census 2: 1870, Overton Co, Tn Census 3: 1880, Warren County,Tennessee, District 3 Marriage Notes for NEWMAN CRAIG and EDA DANIEL: 1880 Warren county ,TN census shows Sara J. Mackey as step-daughter but not to who age 16 born TN and father and mother born in TN. More About NEWMAN CRAIG and EDA DANIEL: Marriage: Abt. 1860, White County, Tn Child of NEWMAN CRAIG and ? is: i. LOUISA2 CRAIG, b. Abt. 1848, Tennessee. More About LOUISA CRAIG: Census: 1860, Jackson Co, Tn, living with her father and Eda Children of NEWMAN CRAIG and EDA DANIEL are: ii. ELIZABETH (SARAH) JANE2 CRAIG, b. June 14, 1857, Warren County, Tennesse; d. October 18, 1896, White County, Tennesse; m. JAMES WARREN BLACK, October 28, 1881, White county, Tn; b. 1859, White County, Tennesse; d. 1935, White County, Tennesse. Notes for ELIZABETH (SARAH) JANE CRAIG: On her headstone and marriage record reads her name as Sarah.Marriage record said she was 24 and born in Warren county, Tennessee. More About ELIZABETH (SARAH) JANE CRAIG: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary White Co.,Tn More About JAMES WARREN BLACK: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary, White Co, Tn More About JAMES BLACK and ELIZABETH CRAIG: Marriage: October 28, 1881, White county, Tn iii. PERMELIA TENNESSEE CRAIG, b. June 22, 1862, Tennessee; d. April 10, 1897, White County, Tennesse; m. ALEXANDER TALLENT, January 05, 1885, White county, Tn; b. December 15, 1855, Hamilton CO, Tennessee; d. September 11, 1933, White County, Tennesse. More About PERMELIA TENNESSEE CRAIG: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary, White County, Tennessee More About ALEXANDER TALLENT: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary, White County, Tennessee Census: 1930, White Co, Tennessee, widowed, daughters living with him, name Jim More About ALEXANDER TALLENT and PERMELIA CRAIG: Marriage: January 05, 1885, White county, Tn iv. SAMUEL B. CRAIG, b. November 17, 1866, White County, Tennesse; d. May 26, 1955, Huntsville,Madison, Alabama; m. MARTHA JANE UNDERWOOD; b. August 02, 1862, White County, Tennesse; d. July 03, 1925, White County, Tennesse. Notes for SAMUEL B. CRAIG: Supposedly divorced Martha. More About SAMUEL B. CRAIG: Burial: Charity Lane Cemetary, Huntsville, Madison, Alabama Occupation: Railroad Worker Notes for MARTHA JANE UNDERWOOD: Divorced Samuel and remarried to William Dodson. More About MARTHA JANE UNDERWOOD: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary, White Co, Tn v. JAMES C. CRAIG, b. Abt. 1868, Kentucky; m. BRITTANA TAYLOR, March 07, 1891, White county, Tn; b. Abt. 1869. Notes for JAMES C. CRAIG: Moved to Oklahoma. 1910 census shows he was born in Kentucky. More About JAMES C. CRAIG: Census: 1910, Warren Co tn More About JAMES CRAIG and BRITTANA TAYLOR: Marriage: March 07, 1891, White county, Tn vi. CYNTHA A. CRAIG, b. February 14, 1872, Tennessee; d. September 04, 1920, Van Buren,Tn; m. ALBERT L. TAYLOR, March 16, 1893, White county, Tn; b. December 01, 1874; d. January 22, 1931. More About CYNTHA A. CRAIG: Burial: Greenwood Cemetary, White Co, Tn More About ALBERT L. TAYLOR: Burial: Green Wood Cemetary, White Co, Tennessee More About ALBERT TAYLOR and CYNTHA CRAIG: Marriage: March 16, 1893, White county, Tn vii. ROBERT LEE CRAIG, b. February 12, 1874, White Co,Tn; d. October 10, 1947, White Co,Tn; m. BETTY ELIZABETH SHOCKLEY, December 06, 1893, Van Buren,Tn; b. June 23, 1879, Van Buren,Tn; d. February 04, 1920, Van Buren,Tn. Notes for ROBERT LEE CRAIG: Moved the family to Laurelburg, Van Buren, TN. Was in Bone Cave when Betty died. More About ROBERT LEE CRAIG: Burial: McElroy Cemetary,Van Buren,Tn Census 1: 1900, Van Buren, Tn - Shows name as Bob Census 2: 1930, Van Buren, Tn, age 55 More About BETTY ELIZABETH SHOCKLEY: Name 2: Bettie E. Shockley Burial: McElroy Cemetary,Van Buren,Tn More About ROBERT CRAIG and BETTY SHOCKLEY: Marriage: December 06, 1893, Van Buren,Tn

I'm looking for the family of my Craig but can't seem to connect him to any branch of the Craig family. C S (Charles) Craig born 1843 Tennessee died 1905 Jonesboro, Craighead Co, Arkansas married October 14, 1866, Henry Co, Tennessee to M W (first name Meraie/Mariah?) Simmons born 1848 Tennessee died 1913 Craighead Co, Arkansas 1880 census Hickman Co, Kentucky 1900 census Craighead Co, Arkansas Any cousins I could find would be wonderful. Karen Craig McAndrew

Hello Cousins...... Amanda and I are sorry there has been no work done on the Craig Homepage for a couple of years. It has been hard for about 3 years. I was the primary caregiver for both my Mother and Father, here at home with me. Both of them have now passed on. John was the team leader for # 1, the Terrible T's, but with John's sudden death, we will need a new Team leader. May I make a suggestion? In order to start bringing the Homepage back up to snuff.....could each team seek one another out via this list and then after you have all met up, begin communicating with one another privately....off list? I suggest you all compile your information together ....get it ready.... one of your talented team members set it up in correct form .....and then, as a short cut measure for the time being, Amanda could put the address or.link to that information on the Craig Homepage. All one would have to do after that is just go to the homepage and click on that addy for your team. Amanda owns that website and she can link the Homepage to your team work. Everyone think about this.....talk about it and see what you think. Yes.....Amanda and I would like to see the homepage fired up again....:-)) ...........Judy CRAIG Genealogy Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9791/ ******************************************** [email protected] ********************************************

Craig, I'm not a team leader but would be interested in the teams having their information updated and to participate in the DNA testing Calvin Craig Denver, CO ----- Original Message ----- From: Craig Beeman To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 6:28 PM Subject: [CRAIG-L] CRAIG Team Leaders please respond! "Hello again Cousins!" 1. Due to the inactivity of the CRAIG Family web site for quite a long while now, am most curious as to who else beside myself would very much like to see the CRAIG Family web site updated. 2. Would very much like to learn what other CRAIG Teams might still be actively researching the descendants of their particular CRAIG families. 3. Who else besides myself would like to see DNA testing for their particular CRAIG families in order to learn which of our CRAIG families might actually share mutual descent through some as yet unidentified CRAIG Family Patriarch? TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 - Team Leader "Always Looking for Cousins!" ==== CRAIG Mailing List ==== list manager [email protected] ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

"Hello again Cousins!" Should you be interested in participating in these DNA tests, you needn't wait on anyone else at all unless you might choose to do so. You also might like to check out the below site: http://www.familytreedna.com/description.html TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 - Team Leader "Always Looking for Cousins!"

"Hello again Cousins!" To be of value for identifying those CRAIG families descending through mutual CRAIG ancestry, test participants necessarily must be males who descend in unbroken line bearing the surname CRAIG, CRAG, CRAIGE, or some other variant of same. Anyone not having this surname at birth would necessarily have to identify a male cousin, uncle, or some other male blood relative bearing the surname CRAIG in order to potentially benefit from the information gained through Y Chromosome DNA tests. As my mother was born a CRAIG, I would necessarily have to make contact with an uncle or cousin and persuade them to participate in these DNA tests. Will gladly pay for the cost of doing this for my own CRAIG family, as I hope that each of us interested in doing this might be able and willing to do for each of their respective CRAIG families. TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 - Team Leader "Always Looking for Cousins!"

At 16:51 -0500 1/11/04, Craig Beeman wrote: >"Hello again Cousins!" Hello again, Cousin Craig >At that time I had some 1,239 descendants for CRAIG Team #8 through the first >six-generations, but on learning of other siblings for "Our CRAIG Family" and >subsequent research for the descendants of "Our CRAIG Family" could now post >some 8,233 descendants for "Our CRAIG Family", still in those same first xix- >generations. I've returned to the list, some four years after a hard drive crashed wiped out my data, and the death of my father dampened my taste for research. I can't begin to say how much I admire and appreciate the VERY hard work you and the other "serious" Craig researchers have put into this effort over the years. Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart! Now that I'm back, is there a place I can download a gedcom of the Team 8 data? I feel like a freeloader for even asking, but the truth is that I probably wouldn't put the effort into going back past my ggf (William Robert CRAIG). Thanks again so VERY much again for your work, and the work of all the others here. Kevin Craig Nash, TX -- Craig Team 8

Would the leaders tell us which Craig families they are leaders of? Is there a certain Craig family they are assigned to? Would anyone be leader of the Craig's I am looking for? Newman Craig born about 1822 in Alabama/Kentucky. Married 1) Unknown , 2) Eda Eveline (Daniel) Asberry. Christy

"Hello again Cousins!" Use your browser to access the CRAIG Genealogy Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9791/ then use your mouse to click on: Lineal Descent Research: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9791/pedigrees.htm What you will find there is what the then current Team Leaders had posted for our respective CRAIG families back in 1999 or so. At that time I had some 1,239 descendants for CRAIG Team #8 through the first six-generations, but on learning of other siblings for "Our CRAIG Family" and subsequent research for the descendants of "Our CRAIG Family" could now post some 8,233 descendants for "Our CRAIG Family", still in those same first xix- generations. TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 - Team Leader "Always Looking for Cousins!"

Attempting to find information on Thomas S. Craig b 12/6/1824 d. 9/5/1908 in Henry Co. Ga. The census in 1850 list a T.S. CRAGE 25, from NC. No other information. This is my ggf but have had no luck trying to locate any information on him. Anyone have this line. Jim Moore

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4IQ.2ACEB/2322.1 Message Board Post: Question, how do you know of this woman?? I am kin of her husband... Hoping you may have information to help my search.. Thank you.