Death certificate identifies her as Mrs. M. P. Craig, her father as William McDowell Buford, and mother as Margarat E. Robertson.
Her application for a widow's pension based on her husband's time as a Confederate soldier states that she had resided in Corpus Christi since 1886.
Survivors included a son, Buford Craig of Corpus Christi; and two daughters, Mrs. Burton J. Hickman of Kansas City and Mary Craig of Corpus Christi ("The Kansas City Times," Kansas City, Missouri, January 10, 1931).
Her family is discussed in the book "A Genealogy of the Buford Family in America, with Records of a Number of Allied Families," by Marcus Bainbridge Buford (1903).
Her application for a widow's pension based on her husband's time as a Confederate soldier states that she had resided in Corpus Christi since 1886.
Survivors included a son, Buford Craig of Corpus Christi; and two daughters, Mrs. Burton J. Hickman of Kansas City and Mary Craig of Corpus Christi ("The Kansas City Times," Kansas City, Missouri, January 10, 1931).
Her family is discussed in the book "A Genealogy of the Buford Family in America, with Records of a Number of Allied Families," by Marcus Bainbridge Buford (1903).
Death certificate identifies her as Mrs. M. P. Craig, her father as William McDowell Buford, and mother as Margarat E. Robertson.
Her application for a widow's pension based on her husband's time as a Confederate soldier states that she had resided in Corpus Christi since 1886.
Survivors included a son, Buford Craig of Corpus Christi; and two daughters, Mrs. Burton J. Hickman of Kansas City and Mary Craig of Corpus Christi ("The Kansas City Times," Kansas City, Missouri, January 10, 1931).
Her family is discussed in the book "A Genealogy of the Buford Family in America, with Records of a Number of Allied Families," by Marcus Bainbridge Buford (1903).
Her application for a widow's pension based on her husband's time as a Confederate soldier states that she had resided in Corpus Christi since 1886.
Survivors included a son, Buford Craig of Corpus Christi; and two daughters, Mrs. Burton J. Hickman of Kansas City and Mary Craig of Corpus Christi ("The Kansas City Times," Kansas City, Missouri, January 10, 1931).
Her family is discussed in the book "A Genealogy of the Buford Family in America, with Records of a Number of Allied Families," by Marcus Bainbridge Buford (1903).
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