Craig, John Hawkins

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Title
Craig, John Hawkins
Alias
Craig, Jn H.
Craig, John H.
Gender
Male
Biography
John Hawkins Craig, the son of John and Sarah "Sally" (Page) Craig, was born in Spotsylvania County, Virginia on 14 Mar 1763. He served in the Revolutionary War as a Private and Quartermaster General, before moving to Boone County.
On 17 March 1802 Craig married Sallie Snelling (1767?-30 November 1859) in Woodford County.
In 1810 he held two enslaved people.
Craig died on 8 April 1852 and was buried in the Craig Graveyard at East Bend. There is a D.A.R. marker on his gravesite.
Craig and Robert Johnson donated the seventy-four acre site for the county seat of Burlington. The town was originally named for him, and was called Craig's Camp.
Member
Craig family
Birth date
14 Mar 1763
Place of birth
Spotsylvania County (Va.)
Father
Craig, John
Mother
Page, Sarah
Life event(s)
Marriage: 17 Mar 1802; Woodford County (Ky.)
Woodford County (Ky.)
Spouse(s)
Snelling, Sally
Child(ren)
Craig, Nancy
Craig, Franklin
Craig, Benjamin
Death date
8 Apr 1852
Place of death
Boone County (Ky.)
Death and burial information
J.H. Craig Cemetery (Beaver Lick, Ky.)
Military service
unit unknown (Revolution, 1775-1783)
Allegiance
United States of America
Held rank
Private
Quartermaster General
Resided in
Burlington (Ky.)
Relationship
Known enslaved: unknown, Warrick
unknown, Warrick
Bibliographic citation(s)
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Ancestor #: A027252
National Society Daughters of the Americna Revolution, Ancestor #: A027254
FindAGrave.com, memorial #73581

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