Individual Details

"In 1852 Isaac E. Craig went to Texas to visit his uncle, Rev. William Craig, and there learned that his brother John's family (John had died earlier in 1841) and his brother William were living in the eastern part of Alabama. On his return trip to his home in Alabama he stopped awhile to see them and was so well-pleased with his new-found relatives that he decided to remain and make a crop with his nephews, Will and John. While he was there his brother William taught him to play the flute. He wrote to his niece, Pauline, several times while there and always expressed a great desire to see her.
She did not hear from him after his return to Alabama until the autumn of 1854. He wrote that he would start in two hours for Nebraska, accompanied by an uncle on his mother's side, and promised to write as soon as he reached his destination but the promised letter never came."

Birth	11 May 1832	Tennessee, United States
Marriage	Abt 1860	Lillian Petite
Marriage	Bef 1875	Nancy J. Tillman
Census (family)	1880	Marion Township, Newton, Missouri, United States - Nancy J. Tillman
Death	14 Dec 1893	Washington, Arkansas, United States
Burial		Spring Valley Cemetery, Washington, Arkansas, United States

Spouse	Lillian Petite ( - )
Child	John Samuel Craig (1861 - 1945)

Spouse	Nancy J. Tillman (1848 - 1928)
Child	Nora Pauline Craig (1877 - 1955)
Child	Lillie May Craig (1878 - 1971)
Child	Albert Weaver Craig (1880 - 1950)
Child	William Curtis Craig (1882 - 1963)

Father	Rev. John Craig Sr. (1772 - 1840)
Mother	Caroline Mary (1812 - )
Sibling	Mary Craig (1832 - )

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