NameJames W. Craig
Birth2 Jul 1851, Bath Co., Kentucky
Death29 May 1935, Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia
BurialJones Cemetery, Salt Lick, Bath Co., Ky
Marriageabt 1874, Bath Co., Kentucky
SpouseElizabeth “Lizzie” Fouch
BirthMar 1859, Kentucky
Death1906, Rowan Co., Kentucky
BurialJones Cemetery, Salt Lick, Bath Co., Ky
Children
Birthabt 1874, Bath Co., Kentucky
Birth5 Mar 1878, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Deathprobably West Virginia
Birth5 Mar 1883, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Death31 Oct 1918, Olive Hill, Carter Co., Kentucky
Notes for James W. Craig
His death certificate records James W. Craig, age 83 years 10 months 28 days, born 2 July 1851 in Ky, died 29 May 1935 at Mt. State Hospital, Charleston, Kanawha Co., West Virginia, residence Nitro, W.Va., married, husband of Ella Craig, father J. W. Craig, mother’s maiden name Martha Craig, both born in Ky, cause of death portal cirrhosis, informant James C. Craig, burial in Farmers, Ky.
His gravestone, a double one with his first wife Elizabeth (Fouch), is in Jones Cemetery in Salt Lick. It may have been moved as part of the Cave Run Lake relocation project.
Notes for Elizabeth “Lizzie” Fouch
Her gravestone, a double one with James, is inscribed Elizabeth Craig, 1856-1906.
Census Notes for James W. & Elizabeth “Lizzie” (Family)
1880 census of Bath Co., Ky, White Sulphur precinct, enumerated 8 June, lists on p. 10 as family #91/94:
Crage, James, 28, b. Ky Va Ky, farmer; Elizabeth, 21, b. Ky Ky Ky; Thomas E., 6, b. Ky Ky Ky; George W., 2, b. Ky Ky Ky; Hedrick, Marthy, 58, mother, b. Ky Ky Ky.
1900 census of Rowan Co., Ky, Farmers precinct, enumerated 29 June, lists on pp. 25B-26A as family #454:
Craig, Jas W., 47, b. June 1853, Ky Va Ky, teamster; Elizabeth, wife, 41, b. Mar 1859, Ky Ky Ky, married 26 years, mother of 9 children, 8 living; Effie, dau, 17, b. Mar 1883; Bud, son, 12, b. Sep 1887; Girtrude, dau, 10, b. June 1889; Mattie, dau, 8, b. Jan 1892; Millard, son, 4, b. Sep 1895; Mare, dau, 1, b. July 1898. All children born Ky Ky Ky.
See census notes for James’ second marriage, to Ella Abbott, for the 1910 recording of his children from this first marriage.