My Family Tree is Full of Nuts

As I was researching if it was proper to use chalk to outline the information on a grave so you could read it I found out how to clean old grave stones.

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1. Col. Fleming Hodges (b. Feb 26, 1815 Smith Col, TN – d. July 1893 Lonoke, Arkansas.) “He had considerable talent for trade, and moved to Mississippi”⁴ He married 1^st Katherine Whitaker after her death he married 2^ndMargaret Crayton on Nov. 15, 1838 in Mt. Hope, Lawrence County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (McDaniel) Creighton who was born August 9, 1821 in Courtland, Lawrence County, Alabama ⁵ He died July 27, 1893 in Arkansas and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Shelby County, TN.

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I am looking for more information on Margaret Crayton or Creighton listed above. I am looking for her parents information.

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Researching Crayton’s, Creighton’s, Craton’s

Looking for these names in Moulton, Lawrence Co, Alabama

They possibly could have been in several towns in Mississippi.

Itawamba, Tishomingo, Mississippi

Elizabeth Crayton

Thomas Crayton

James Crayton

James W. Crayton

Catharine Craton

James Craton

Margaret, Wife of James, Craton

MARRIAGES

Water Crayton married Lethie Swoope  January 9, 1910

Mat Crayton married Vivian Lipscomb March 25, 1917

Richard Crayton married Julia Ann Byrd December 24, 1922 we also have it December 15, 1922

Charlie Crayton married Minnie Owen  December 26, 1927

Kellie Crayton married May Maggie Lean Goodlow May 31, 1942