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Family: Joseph James CRAGIN / Annie A. CALLAHAN (F172)

• Male Joseph James CRAGIN

  
  

  Birth	Sep 1860	Norfolk Co, VA
  Death	12 Sep 1900	Norfolk Co, VA
  Burial		Portsmouth City, VA
  Marriage	23 Oct 1889  [1]	Portsmouth City, VA  [1]
  Father	Samuel CRAGIN | F140 Group Sheet
  Mother	Lucy Anna BURNHAM | F140 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Annie A. CALLAHAN

  
  

  Birth	17 Mar 1869	Portsmouth City, VA
  Death	16 Sep 1952	Portsmouth City, VA
  Burial	19 Sep 1952	Portsmouth City, VA
  Father	John C. CALLAHAN | F6619 Group Sheet
  Mother	Mary Deborah (UNKNOWN) | F6619 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male John Francis CRAGIN, Sr.

  
  

  Birth	4 Nov 1890	Portsmouth City, VA
  Death	21 Dec 1972
  Burial		Portsmouth City, VA
  Spouse	Thespina SIRIAN | F6620
  Marriage	c. 1912

  
  

  Male Willie Lee CRAGIN

  
  

  Birth	26 Jan 1892	Norfolk Co, VA
  Death	Oct 1892	Norfolk Co, VA
  Burial

  
  

  Female Lorena CRAGIN

  
  

  Birth	c. 1893	Portsmouth City, VA
  Death	2 Dec 1899	Franklin, Southampton Co, VA
  Burial		Portsmouth City, VA

  
  

  Male Frank V. CRAGIN

  
  

  Birth	7 Dec 1895	Portsmouth City, VA
  Death	18 May 1896	Portsmouth City, VA
  Burial		Portsmouth City, VA

  
  

  Female Margaret A. CRAGIN

  
  

  Birth	12 Dec 1897	Virginia
  Death	27 Mar 1990
  Burial		Portsmouth City, VA

  
  

• Notes

  The 1900 census notes that Annie had given birth to 5 children, of whom 2 were living in June 1900. Married: The couple was married in Portsmouth, Virginia by Rev. Thomas J. Brady on 23 October 1889. At the time of their marriage, Joseph was a resident of Norfolk County and Annie was a resident of Portsmouth. Joseph made his living as a "merchant".

  
  

• Sources

  [S1918] Joseph James Cragin - Annie S. Callahan, Portsmouth, VA marriage, file no. 3232 (1889).

  
  

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