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--- "Caledonian Mercury" 20 Dec 1720, page 5:
We hear that . . . a Marriage being forward between Mr. Secretary Craggs and the Widow of the late Edmund Dunch Esquire, Daughter to Colonel Godfrey.
[This lady's name is Elizabeth, and the parents are Charles and Arabella (Churchill) Godfrey.]
--- "Caledonian Mercury" 14 Feb 1721, page 3:
From the Evening Post
London, February 9.
These two or 3 Days Past, Mr. Secretary Craggs has been indisposed, and yesterday Morning about Eleven the small Pox came out upon him.
--- "Caledonian Mercury" 20 Feb 1721, page 6:
From Wye's Letter, February 14.
'Tis fear'd Mr. Secretary Craggs will hardly recover of his Indisposition of the small Pox.
--- "Caledonian Mercury" 21 Feb 1721, page 4:
Wye's Letter February 16, verbatim.
This Afternoon the Right Honourable Mr. Secretary Craggs departed this Life.
--- "Caledonian Mercury" 20 Dec 1726, page 3:
The Earl of Oxford has set up, at his own Expence, a Marble Monument in Westminster Abbey, to the Memory of the learned Dr. Grab, who was in the highest Esteem for his great Skill in all Parts of Learning and Antiquity. We shall not omit to mention, that another Monument is going to be set up in the same Abbey to the Memory of the late Mr. Secretary Craggs. We hear nothing concerning Mr. Kinght; but the Year 1720 will be a standing Monument to future Generations.
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1686 - 1721 (34 years)
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