Archie Peyton Crager

Archie John Antonio Eli Peyton Crager (Born: August 2, 1677) was the third priest of the First Holy Church of Lafsalonian. He preceded Josefino Hera who became priest in 1725. Archie was born to Markus and Regina Crager in Bohemia. He had a younger brother Emmanuel who died at the age of 16. Archie was married three times, had five children, and eleven grandchildren. In 1697, Archie had become very interested in the Lafsalonian church. He became so infatuated with the religion, that he decided to convert to Lafsalonian in 1699. He gained attention from the high-up religious figures in the Church when he devoted countless hours to the church and took his religion very seriously. In 1704, Archie became priest of the First Holy Church of Lafsalonian. His priesthood was very short, only lasting for twenty-one years. Archie later was diagnosed with a flu-like virus and died shortly after being diagnosed.

Marriages
Archie was married three times. He first married Ann Velinski (m. 1694-1695) and had daughter Johna Crager and son Archie Crager. His second marriage was to Margaret "Mary" Livik (m 1697-1703) and had son Antonio Crager. His third and final marriage was to Enid Crager (m. 1704) and had daughter Antonia Crager and son Eli Peyton Crager.

Early Life
With his parents, Markus and Regina, struggling to keep a house, have accessible food and water, and clothes for the family, they decide to move from Bohemia to an unknown place. Wherever this place was, it was kept secret for many many years until found in an ancient book. This book is still only in possession of Lafsalot's descendants and is not allowed to be released to the public. Archie was very close to his departed brother, Emmanuel. Archie was very upset when he passed away. At the age of 14, Emmanuel had become very sick and the family had very little, or no money to cure him. At the age of 16, Emmanuel passed away from Pneumonia. Archie felt like everything kept getting worse and worse. He tried to keep strong and not give up, but he broke and decided he had to leave his family in order for a better life. Archie, desperate, searches for a new place to travel to. On top of his brother dying, both of his parents died of the common cold in 1694. Archie had always had his mind set on Greece, so he traveled there and met his first wife. Two days after meeting they both got married. Three weeks after getting married they conceived their daughter and son, Johna and Archie (twins).