SQ 3901:spouse: Sparks, Nathan (1840 - 1919)
"Nathan Sparks (2383), son of Matthew and Alsey (Osburn ) Sparks, wasborn on January 22, 1840. He was married to Elizabeth Craft on June 1,1861, in Johnson County [Kentucky]. She had been born in November 1842and was a daughter of Tillman and Sarah (Sparks) Craft, natives of NorthCarolina.
She and Nathan lived near Flat Gap, Kentucky.
"(Sarah Sparks, mother of Elizabeth Craft, was a daughter of Levi andSarah (Lyon) Sparks. See the December 1955 issue of THE SPARKS QUARTERLY, Whole No. 12, for further details of this branch of the Sparks family.)"
SQ p. 4661:spouse: Kimbler, Hanna (~1852 - >1910)
"Henderson Craft, son of Tillman and Sarah (Sparks) Craft, was bornabout 1840. He served in Company D, 45th Regiment Kentucky Infantryduring the Civil War. He was married to Hannah Kimbler on March 15,1868. She had been born about 1852 in Virginia. Henderson was amerchant according to census records. He and Hannah died sometime after1910. They had five children."
.spouse: Sparks, Sarah (1813 - >1870)
!NOTES:
SQ pg 3901: See reference to this man and his marriage to Sarah Sparks in an article on the descendants of Thomas Sparks, son of Willi amSparks IV.
spouse: Sparks, Augatha (1791 - )
Information about the Craft family was received from Donald Craft(dwcraft@@yahoo.com) in July, 2000. He is descended through Tilman andSarah (Sparks) Craft, and Wiley W. and Dinah (Sparks) Craft. He stated,"He and Augatha were married in Surry County, North Carolina on 28 Jan1812.....Wiley Craft and his family migrated to present day JohnsonCounty (then Floyd County) KY prior to 1833. He received two landpatents on the Hoods Fork, one in 1833 and another in 1836. I cannotfind him in any census record, either North Carolina as head ofhousehold, Tennessee, Virginia or Kentucky. I do not know if he diedbefore 1840 or whether he made it to Kentucky other than the land patentswhich are in his name."
.spouse: Adams, Paul (private)
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SQ pg 3417: They have two children: Steve and Jade Adams.
See SQ p. 3910spouse: Gregg, John B. (*1918 - )
.spouse: Albright, Masie (*1888 - )
!NOTES:
SQ pg 2628: They had eight children: Marie, John F., Mary E., Ve raL., Lena O., Nettie M., Glen A., and Curtis R. Crick.
.spouse: Loveless, Emma (*1871 - )
!NOTES:
SQ pg 2628: They had three children: Lena, Lola, and Lance.
.spouse: Hinton, Maude M. (*1883 - )
!NOTES:
SQ pg 2628: He was married to Maude M. Hinton on February 19, 190 3,in Clinton County and they had a daughter, Frances Crick.
.spouse: White, Henry F. (*1871 - )
!NOTES:
SQ pg 2628: They had a daughter, Alto White Crick.
.spouse: Isgrigg, Frank M. (*1864 - )
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SQ pg 2627: They had five children: John, Opal, Letha, Merle, an dMildred.
spouse: Ramsey, Samuel H. (1860 - )
SQ pg 2626:
"Martha Jane Crick was born on December 6, 1862. At the time of herbirth, her father was marching with the Union Army toward Stones River,Tennessee, where he was severely wounded on December 31, 1862. He washospitalized for two years before he was sent home where he saw hisdaughter for the first time. Martha Jane was married to Samuel H. Ramseyon March 25, 1886, in Clinton County. He was born on March 18, 1860, andwas a son of Thomas A. and Mary Jane (Gilmore) Ramsey. Martha Jane diedon December 23, 1941. She and Samuel had seven children."
.spouse: Loveless, Leonard B. (*1868 - )
!NOTES:
SQ pg 2628: They had five children: Ruby, Laura B., Harriet, Ra y andRoy.