Talk:Ernest T. Cragg

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[edit] No Copyright violation of the Washington Post Obituary

I am Edward Cragg, Ernest T Cragg's eldest son. The material in the Washington Post obituary was a severely cut but otherwise almost verbatim copy of the notes I gave to the obituary reporter. I have since re-written and expanded the material.

Ecragg (talk) 16:50, 27 May 2008 (UTC)