History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 651.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

AMERICUS CRAIGMYLE, farmer, P. O. Robertson's Station, was born in
Harrison County, near Cynthiana, May 19, 1816; son of James and Susan
(Duley) Craigmyle; he, born in Pennsylvania, March 10, 1770, a farmer
and cabinet-maker, who came to Kentucky with his father in 1780,
settling in Scott County; she, a native of Maryland, born Oct. 16, 1781.
James died in 1844, and his wife in 1842, leaving eleven children.  After
receiving an ordinary education in the schools of his native county, he
began farming, which he has continued throughout his life.  He owns a
farm of 250 acres of excellent land.  April 12, 1838, he married Hannah
Newell; born March 4, 1821; daughter of Hugh and Sally (Blair) Newell;
he, of Bourbon County, born in 1793, and dying in 1875; she of Harrison
County, born in 1795, and dying in 1853.  Mrs. Craigmyle died Jan. 26,
1880, leaving four children: Hugh N., James W., Joseph H., and Sally M.
Mr. Craigmyle is a member of the Baptist Church and a Democrat.

Craigmyle Duley Newell Blair
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Bourbon-KY MD PA

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