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 1716 - 1804 (87 years)
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| Name |
Mary "Polly" Hawkins |
| Nickname |
Polly |
| Birth |
19 Sep 1716 |
King William, King William, Virginia  |
| Christening |
19 Sep 1716 |
Essex, Virginia |
| Gender |
Female |
| Death |
16 Jan 1804 |
Clear Creek, Woodford County, Kentucky |
| Person ID |
I10855 |
Treespot |
| Last Modified |
1 Jan 2020 |
Family  |
Taliaferro Toliver Craig, Sr., b. Mar 1705, St. George Parish, Spotsylvania, Virginia d. 5 Feb 1796, Burgeorgetown Scott, Woodford County, Kentucky (Age 90 years) |
| Marriage |
Abt 1730 |
Spotsylvania, Virginia |
| Children |
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| Family ID |
F4150 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
17 Nov 2019 |
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 | Mary "Polly" Hawkins Craig
Visit Duncan Tavern KY DAR headquarters to see Molly "Polly" Craig's image on display.
"When the Bryan Station fort was besieged on 15 August by a British Canadian and Shawnee raiding party under Captain William Caldwell and Simon Girty, Craig and his wife Polly, although both were elderly, were some of the more well-known defenders. The 66-year-old Mary "Polly" Craig was reported to have led a group of women outside the fort to fetch water from a spring to quench burning arrows. Their courage was honored in 1896 by a DAR memorial located near the spring and naming all the Craig defenders." |
 | Bryans Station Sign in Kentucky
Siege on 15-17 August 1782 |
 | Bryan's Station - Siege on 16 Aug 1782
Women who got water just before the Indians and Canadians led by Caldwell and Girty attacked Bryan's Station. |
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