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Deborah (Skelton) Cragin

née Skelton

confirmedGeneration 0 — subject

Deborah (Skelton) Cragin (née Skelton) is part of the Cragin family recorded on Mayflower.family. She married John Cragin. Her child was John Cragin.

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Sources

  1. Henry Ames Blood, History of Temple, N.H. (1860), store history: "Artemas Wheeler opened a store at the old meeting-house stand in the Spring of 1794. In 1797, he and his father, Col. Abijah Wheeler, built the large house now owned by Adam R. Searle ... Wheeler failed and fled to Lansingburgh, N.Y." Same book, Cragin register: "VII. Esther, b. Apr. 10, 1781, m., Artemas Wheeler, Jan. 29, 1799." Col. Abijah Wheeler town officer 1793-1801; m. Hepzibeth (Spaulding?) b. Concord 1763, on May 31, 1784.

    Henry Ames Blood, "The History of Temple, N.H." (1860), Cragin family, p. 213: "2. John, (sixth child of the 1st John,) was b. Sept. 19, 1677; m. Deborah Skelton. (3d Gen.) I. John, (hereafter.) II. Anna, b. Mar. 25, 1701. III. Benjamin, b. Nov. 27, 1702. This John C. d. Jan. 26, 1703, ae. 26." and "3. John, (first child of 2d John,) was born Mar. 24, 1701; m. Judith Barker, of Concord, and settled in ... Acton." Explicit child-of; sibling names/dates match Woburn VR exactly.

  2. Woburn Records of Births (Johnson 1890), SIMONDS: "Sarah, d. of William, July 28, 1644. Judith, d. of William, March 3, 1646. Mary, d. of William, Dec. 9, 1647. Caleb ... 1649. William ... April 15, 1651 ... Huldah, d. of William, Nov. 20, 1660." Concord VR: "John Barker & Judda Simonds maried 9. desem. 1668"; "Judeth Barker ye wife of John Barker her Husband dyed Aprill ye 10th day 1704 [58 yrs g.s.]" (=> b. ~1646). Shattuck (1835) Appendix SYMONDS: "William Symonds was one of the first settlers; his wife d. 1641; da. Judith m. John Barker, and Sarah m. John Heywood."

    Woburn Records of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Part I Births (E. F. Johnson, 1890), CRAGGEN: "John, s. of John and Deborah, March 25, 1701." "Anna, d. of John and Deborah, March 25, 1701." "Benjamin, s. of John and Deborah, Nov. 27, 1702." Also "John, s. of John, Sept. 19, 1677." Matches locked john-cragin-bsb (b. Mar. 1701, family of Woburn). (Day conflict kept: Blood gives John b. Mar. 24 and Anna Mar. 25, 1701; Woburn VR gives both Mar. 25 — likely twins.)

  3. Henry Ames Blood, History of Temple, N.H. (1860), store history: "Artemas Wheeler opened a store at the old meeting-house stand in the Spring of 1794. In 1797, he and his father, Col. Abijah Wheeler, built the large house now owned by Adam R. Searle ... Wheeler failed and fled to Lansingburgh, N.Y." Same book, Cragin register: "VII. Esther, b. Apr. 10, 1781, m., Artemas Wheeler, Jan. 29, 1799." Col. Abijah Wheeler town officer 1793-1801; m. Hepzibeth (Spaulding?) b. Concord 1763, on May 31, 1784.

    Henry Ames Blood, "The History of Temple, N.H." (1860), Cragin family, p. 213: "2. John, (sixth child of the 1st John,) was b. Sept. 19, 1677; m. Deborah Skelton. (3d Gen.) I. John, (hereafter.) II. Anna, b. Mar. 25, 1701. III. Benjamin, b. Nov. 27, 1702. This John C. d. Jan. 26, 1703, ae. 26." and "3. John, (first child of 2d John,) was born Mar. 24, 1701; m. Judith Barker, of Concord, and settled in ... Acton." Explicit child-of; sibling names/dates match Woburn VR exactly.