Just joined your list in an attempt to locate SALLY LORENSON. Sally posted 5 times to your Craig List in 1998. From the internet, I found this very interesting message [below] from Sally. The ALEXANDER CRAIG married to ESTHER STEWART mentioned are also the parents of my JESSY CRAIG born about 1786 ---and probably in Moffat, Dumfrieshire, Scotland. Jessy Craig was the second wife of JAMES CARR, shipbuilder in Harrington, Cumberland. Married about 1811or so. Any information about my Alexander Craig or Sally Lorenson will be very much appreciated. Regards to all, Kitty ================================================================ Sally Lorenson sallylor@teleport.com CRAIG, STEWART, BRYDEN, HAINING Alexander Craig, b. 1736 Scotland m. Esther Stewart (she is of the Royal Stewart line)He fought Napoleaon at Waterloo, d. 1836. Esther is said to be cousin to Mary Queen of Scots' first husband, Henry Stewart, Lord Darnly, b.1545 Their Daughter Esther (a bit of a gap here) Her Daughter Ester b.?, Scotland m. John Bryden B. 1770 Children: all born in Scotland William Alexander b.1816 became a Dr. Joseph Cairn b 1821 Esther Stewart b. 1823 Robert Craig b. 1825 Agnes Alexa b. 1827 my gg grandmother Christian Steard b. 1833 Thomas Beattie b.c.1830 James Bryden b. c. 1827 There were 12 children and when the mother died father hired house help so all could attend (boarding?) school. All three sons went to college. Don't know of any other than Agnes who went to America. Agnes Bryden m. Alexander R. Haining, it is said without blessing of family. They came to Canada in 1844 (I have story of voyage). Moved to Penn in 1870. 10 children listed with birth dates. He fought in Civil War (fought the Indians of West) and died of constipation 18