Daughter of Toliver Craig (1704 to 5 Feb 1795) & Mary Hawkins (1716 to 16 Jan 1804). Elizabeth and her husband were within the walls of Bryan's Station near Lexington, Kentucky when it was fiercely attacked by indians August 15-17, 1782. Many members of her extended family were there, as well.
The work of her husband was also her work. This story is told on his memorial, which is linked.
The work of her husband was also her work. This story is told on his memorial, which is linked.
Daughter of Toliver Craig (1704 to 5 Feb 1795) & Mary Hawkins (1716 to 16 Jan 1804). Elizabeth and her husband were within the walls of Bryan's Station near Lexington, Kentucky when it was fiercely attacked by indians August 15-17, 1782. Many members of her extended family were there, as well.
The work of her husband was also her work. This story is told on his memorial, which is linked.
The work of her husband was also her work. This story is told on his memorial, which is linked.
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