Publication: The Charleston Gazette

Published: 01 March 1930

Page: 1

Headline: Capt. J.M. Craigo Is Taken by Death

Publication: The Charleston Gazette

Published: 01 March 1930

Page: 8

Headline: Veteran Officer Claimed by Death

Publication: The Charleston Daily Mail

Published: 01 March 1930

Page: 1

Headline: "Captain" Passes

RITES SUNDAY FOR

VETERAN OF POLICE

(Continued From Page One)

were inseparable. On the bench he

looked like the fiction lawyer, Mr.

Tutt, except that the plug hat was

missing.

Capt. Craigo is survived by his

widow; three daughters, Mrs. Frank

Hudson, Mrs. Dale Thomas and Mrs.

C. L. Baker; one son, James M.

Craigo; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah

Dotson, Mrs. G. W. Wright and Mrs.

O. T. Carver; and five brothers, J.

E. Craigo, W. W. Craigo, R. E.

Craigo, W. E. Craigo and C.B.

Craigo.

He was a member of Emmanuel

Baptist church, the I. O. O. F. and

The Knights of Pythias.

Publication: The Charleston Daily Mail

Published: 01 March 1930

Page: 8

Headline: Rites Sunday For Veteran Of Police

Notes:

James Madison Craigo was the son of Madison Craigo and Angeline (Kersey) Craigo.

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