James Knox I is listed with DAR. All of the many sons also fought in the Revolution. Craig, Planter Lady Elizabeth James Knox Sr. was born on July 26, 1713, in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. His parents were John Knox and Agnes Johnstone. On December 26, 1719, Lady Elizabeth Craig was born on the other coast of Scotland in Edinburgh. Her parents were John Craig and Elizabeth Moir/More. She was an only child. It is thought her father’s estate reverted to the Crown because he died without a male heir. Even after she married, it has been said, she used the honorific Lady with her married name. This is unusual, but I found one of her great aunt’s who was able to prove her claim to land and a title, because she never gave up her title. Perhaps, Elizabeth hoped the same could happen to her. Our James Knox and Elizabeth Craig married in Lanarkshire, Scotland. They were of the Covenanters Church, the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and raised their children in strict obedience to God’s laws.Elizabeth Craig, b. 1718, Edinburgh, Scotland d. 1822, Bedford, Tennessee, USA Lady Died at the age of 103. Marriage 1 James KNOX b: 26 Jul 1713 in Lanark Parish,Glasgow,Scotland// James and Elizabeth KNOX had 12 children. Children born in Scotland: William 1736 m. Patience GILL Mary abt 1739 m. Mr. POLLOCK John 1744 m. Elizabeth EOFF James, Jr. abt 1749 m. Jannet MILLER Elizabeth abt 1751 m. Samuel MORROW Children born in Ireland: Margaret about 1753 m. Isaac EOFF Samuel 1755 m. Caroline JONES Robert April 11, 1758 m. Elizabeth GILL Joseph 1760 - never married Ann "Nancy" abt 1765 m. Jacob SUTTON Janet 1742 m. John GASTON Susan born 1767 died 1767 on board ship to America In 1752 James Knox and his family traveled by ship from Scotland down the River Clyde into the Irish Sea and over to Belfast in Northern Ireland. They sailed from Belfast Harbor in March 1767, aboard the Earl of Hillsborough and landed at Charleston, South Carolina on May 27, 1767.//Elizabeth CRAIG 1739 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. She was born 1719 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died 1822 in Duck River, Bedford Co, Tennessee.//Immigrated to Kentucky Territory [part of Virginia]after war over. [w/o William or James, who died] Wiith the old mother thaey came, over hill & dale, to Crab Orchard Station, landing in 1787, where they all sojourned for a while. Our James Knox and Elizabeth Craig married in Lanarkshire, Scotland. They were of the Covenanters Church, the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and raised their children in strict obedience to God’s laws.