St Johns Chapel - Craggs

[ruthy1]

Hi Douglas,

This is great!

I will continue via email and look forward to hearing/exchanging more.

Ruthy

[Makayla77]

i will get my folder out later and have a look for you t see what i have got x

[ruthy1]

Hi Makayla,

Let me know if you have any gaps too and I will try to fill them.  Our tree just keeps growing I think you already have my email, but I will message you again with it.

Ruthy

[Westmoreland]

Hi
Just to bring things back to Appleby - Burrels is a district of St lawrence Appleby
and is small village a couple of miles outside the main area
I will look up the Craigs in Appleby
regards

[Westmoreland]

Hi
Sorry don't seem to have your Craigs/Craggs but plenty of others
regards

[lee craggs]

Hi,I'm a descendant of the Craggs family from Wheatley hilll and weardale.I'm from the line mentioned in an earlier post(Isabella clavering Craggs) and have traced my tree back to 1700s weardale,kind regards,Lee.

[Makayla77]

Wow looks like we r from the same line I am visiting Durham next week to go look where my ancestors were from

[Peter Brabant]

My Joseph Craggs ancestor was born about 1750, I am not sure of his place of birth it could possibly be Medomsley.  He married Elizabeth Jopling on 20 May 1780 at St. Cuthbert's Church, Satley, Co. Durham.  He was a Stone Mason and built Satley Grove in 1812 and died there in 1835.

[lee craggs]

Hi makayla,we are definitely from the same line of Craggs(22 plantation street Wheatley hill) I too visit Durham on a regular basis and would be nice to see you there,kind regards,lee.