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Re: Western Tennessee Gragg-Gregg

Frannie5252 — 2009-11-09 03:23:34Z

Yes, I would love to see your information.
There were a lot of Gragg family members in S.C. and I'm not sure how they were all kin, but I'm sure most of them had a connection.
I am interested in anything you can show me.
Thanks

Re: Western Tennessee Gragg-Gregg

patriciagregg1 — 2009-11-08 19:29:52Z

I'm just starting the family tree here, but will be adding more info soon. I do know that my dad's family was Gragg before it was Gregg. There were some relatives (a few generations back) in South Carolina. Let me know if you're interested and I will find his records and add the names here.

Pat

Books on the Gregg Family

StellaS77 — 2009-11-07 01:40:29Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

Ancestral line of Clark Chamberlain Gregg. - by Bartlett, Joseph Gardiner
n/a , 1922

Autobiography of Major Samuel Gregg - by Gregg, Samuel
Somerville, MA , 1927

The Book Records the Descendants of William Gregg - by Kendall, Hazel M.
Anderson, IN , 1944

Gladys GREGG, b. abt. 1901 in PA

wizabe1420 — 2009-10-27 22:58:30Z

Gladys GREGG, b. abt. 1901 in PA, was the daughter of Charles "Charley" Marshall GREGG and Jerusha "Ruthia/Rutha" BALL. Rutha was one of two daughters of William Martin BALL and Emily SKIDMORE of Harlan County, KY. I have been unable to trace Gladys GREGG beyond the 1910 census for Orange County, FL. Charles and Rutha GREGG apparently divorced between 1910 and 1920. Rutha GREGG died 29 Aug 1952 in Los Angeles, CA, and is buried in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale. The informant on Rutha's death certificate appears to be Ruth KINGSLEY. Ruth KINGSLEY may be a granddaughter or other relative of Rutha.

Rutha is my 2nd great Grand Aunt. This is a branch of my family that was previously unknown to us. I would be very interested in any additional information about this family.

Western Tennessee Gragg-Gregg

War146 — 2009-10-21 12:27:48Z

I haven't seen anything on the John Gragg family who moved from S.C. to Georgia, and settled in Lincoln co., Tn in 1830's.
These Gragg's originally came from Ireland in 1772 with a group of Presbyterians and five shiploads of immagrants from the port of Lane in Belfast, Ireland.
William Sr. and wife settled in Craven-Newberry co. S.C. and raised their five children who were.
Nancy Agnes born March 20, 1775 and may have been married to James Williamson from Laurens co.
John born jan. 3, 1777 and married Jane Gladney
William born March 8, 178o and married Rebekah
mary born June 18, 1784
Thomas born Aug. 28, 1787

Either someone has their family tree wrong or there are just no records of this family, I don't have a clue, but I know there are some that are ancestors of this Gragg family.
I was told that Hugh Gregg, who lived in Newberry co. S.C. was a brother to William Sr. Hugh married Elizabeth Grace.
William Sr. was born about 1743 and all his children were born in S.C.
Williams son, John, settle in Lincoln co, Tn and is buried there. Most of his children were born in S.C. an done in Georgia.
Does anyone have any idea how I can find records of this Gragg family in S.C?
I read several accounts of William Sr in the "Annals of Newberry" by Oneil and Chapman, but find nothing to give me a clue as to their relatives who were in S.C at the same time.
Any help will be much appreciated. I am at a standstill in my search.

Paul Richard Gregg Born: Scarborough

tonyrgregg — 2009-10-15 14:15:30Z

I'm trying to locate ancestors of my dad Paul Gregg Born Scarborough 2 Oct 1941. I think his dad was Kenneth R Gregg Born Scarborough Abt 1915 Died Sheffield 1989. His mum's maiden name was Lilley. If anybody has any info it would be a great help.
I'm also researching Collins, my mum's ancestors. I've got back as far as 1873, my Great Grandfather Born 1873 Dudley, but need further help finding his wife Sarah E Ward? Born 1874 Featherstone. Again any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Paul Richard Gregg Born: Scarborough 2 Oct 1941

tonyrgregg — 2009-10-15 13:39:28Z

Hi Susan

Thanks for replying to my message, I've got that info already, although you have confirmed the first name of my grandmother (Lilley), I was having difficulty searching the parents of Kenneth and his wife.

Once again, thank you so much for your help.

Re: Paul Richard Gregg Born: Scarborough 2 Oct 1941

Susan2670 — 2009-10-15 11:16:15Z

Marriage
Name: Kenneth R Gregg
Spouse: Joan R Lilley
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1940
Registration district: Scarborough
Registration county (inferred): Yorkshire - North Riding
Volume Number: 9d
Page Number: 1104

A copy of the marriage certificate shpuld give their age & fathers names.

Sue

Edward Gregg (c.1885-?), Western Pennsylvania

Glenn_Channell — 2009-10-08 19:26:06Z

I am looking for any information regarding Edward GREGG, who was married to Bridget Catherine FARLEY in Cambria Co., Pennsylvania in 1907. On their marriage license (5-March-1907), Edward GREGG is listed as 22 years of age and living in Hastings, PA. His parent are listed as "Thos. + Catherine Gregg". It was listed as his first marriage, his race is given as "White", and his occupation as "Miner" (presumably coal miner given the area).

I know that he and Bridget had 2 children (John Joseph GREGG, b. 1907 and Rose Marie GREGG, b. 1911). In the 1910 Census, Bridget & John are living with her mother and stepfather in Westmoreland Co., PA, but Edward is not with them. According to Bridget's second marriage license, her marriage to Edward ended in divorce on 21-April-1917.

I have most of the important information for Bridget and her children, but that's all I have on Edward, and his name is common enough that it's difficult to be sure which is the correct Edward in the census.

Can anyone help?

Glenn

Gregg records

RobertaEstes13 — 2009-10-02 21:52:13Z

I was “gifted” with a box of genealogy having to do with one of my family lines after a researcher passed away. In the box is also a lot of other family lines that aren’t mine. I’ve sorted them into folders as best I can and here are the surnames and a little about them if I can tell much.

Buttrey – Wilkes Co NC (small file – letters)
Bailey – Topeka Kansas, New Castle, Pa, Youngstown, Ohio (small file, letters)
Loveless – Columbus Ohio, Washington Co., Va (small file, letters)
Wilderich – Henry Wiederick or Wilderick, b Germany 1858, pedigree chart (small file)
Hildebrand – Morgan County, Missouri, John Hildebrand b 1822 in Baden Germany m Victoria Anhauser or Enghauser – (thick file, quite a bit of research)
Trabuc/Trabue – Edward Trabue b 1764, son of John, married Martha Haskins, Jessamine Co., Ky and Va.
King – Joseph King m 1819 to Frances, Lincolnshire England
Nichols – Abner JeffersonNichols b 1837 probably Alabama, poss Missouri or Ark. (one letter only)
Swallow – from England, possible Liverpool (one letter only)
Brown – a few pages of general research
Burton/Cecelia – Philadelphia Pa, research log only
Rouse/Buler – Geoge Rouse and wife and grandfather Daniel Barlow born in Va near Culpepper Court house and moved to Boone Co Ky. (2 pages)

The ones below seem to be grouped together as I've grouped them. I would presume that these files in the groups would go to a researcher as a unit.

Group 1:
Smith – Thomas Leslie Smith, Missouri, born Pittsylvania Co, Va to John Wesley Smith and Sally Saunders Claytor Leftwich
Leftwich – Bedford Co., Va.
Gregory – includes Minter, Adair Co., Ky, other Ky counties, Powhatan Co, Va., John Gregory Rev War Vet, (quite a bit of research)
Minter – Fayette County, Ky, Powhatan Co, Va. (also in the Gregory file)

Group 2:
Bolander – Stephen Bolander b 1756 Lancaster Co Pa m Magaretha Shinkle (small file, letters)
Shinkle – Colorado, South Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois
Bush – Catherine Bush m Philip Jacob Shinkle in Brush Valley, Center Co., Pa. (one letter only)
McConnell – Arthur in Washington Pa, then to Ky, Ohio and Indiana and then his children and grandchildren to Illinois and Iowa, John McConnell served in War of 1812 from Ohio Militia, Brown Co. Ohio
Luing – intermixed in other files
Watson – two lines, one from Oxford who never left England and one from York and Lincoln who came to the western US in the 1920s (small file, letters)
Wyatt – intermixed in other files
Logan – in the same file as Gregg, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana
Gregg – in the same file a Logan, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana

Group 3 – the familes below are all intermingled in one file – Kittaning, Armstrong Co., Pa, Mercer Co., Pa, various Pa, Va and NC counties, also Missouri,
Hellam – George Curtis Hellam m Mary Ellen Hawk
Peat – Oran Peat b 1899 m Gutherie Faye in Pa
Hawk – Daniel Hawk m Magdalena Bricker
Welton – intermarried with the above families

Group 4
Godley – Quaker, Farquier Co, Va, Georgia, Anderson Co., Tx (much research) – also see Peacock
Peacock – from Nottingham England, never came to America, Elizabeth m George Godley and their dau Sarah came to the us in 1924.

These are yours for the price of postage. First to e-mail me, first to get the file. Let me know which files you want.

Roberta Estes

Mary Gregg

KathleenAdams76 — 2009-09-27 23:35:22Z

I am looking for Mary Gregg who was living with Josiah and E. Nancy Adams in Pa. in the 1880 census. I don't have a maiden name for E. Nancy and I'm wondering if Mary Gregg was her mother. Any help would be appreciated.
Kathie

GREGG Gloria Jean 1950-2000

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-09 02:30:31Z

GREGG Gloria Jean 1950-2000

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Re: Gregg (Mc Greggor)

rcgregg11 — 2009-09-08 19:47:41Z

Hi there. Stumbled across your question and thought I'd touch base. My family's name is Gregg which is derived from McGregor. We are from the clan McGregor in Scotland and as I understand it, the McGregor family was baished from Scotland. Mark and Martha McGregor came to the United States and somehow estblished roots in NE Wyoming, Worland and Tensleep which is where my father was born. My immediate family lives in the Pacific Northwest, primarily in SW Washington, the Vancouver area.

Any similarities?

Best, Ron Gregg

Arthur Thomas Gregg, Sheffield, England. Died in the great war. 1919.

smiths565 — 2009-08-31 20:28:23Z

I have been researching the names on a memorial in Sheffield, England which remembers the men of the Postal Service who fell in the Great War 1914-19

The result of this research is on my website http://www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk/ in the 'Sheffield' section. There are details relating to Arthur Thomas Gregg and his family . He was a Telegraphist, Son of Thomas and Leonora Gertrude Gregg. I'd like to know more about his family, because I cannot find when his parents married and I also can't find the family in the 1901 census.

Can anybody help

Kind regards

Robert.

Re: H. C. Gregg/Gragg Illinois 1900-1930

roy_wilkerson2 — 2009-07-31 12:27:12Z

I am looking for information on a Myra Olmstead Gregg, Husband William and daughter Helen M. Myra died in Earlville in 1971. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Gregg's from Longford Ireland.

Bab_Gregg — 2009-07-28 19:57:21Z

I am loking for info on the parents of John Wm Gregg born 1900 in Howhill,Gorrighill Longford Ireland. He died in 1951. I would like to know who his parents where.

GREGG Mary Lee and Homer P

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 15:28:09Z

GREGG Mary Lee and Homer P

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Re: Graggs from Caldwell County NC

Tgsuttle — 2009-07-13 15:34:37Z

Hi, Lisa. Perhaps we are cousins?

Sarah Jane ALDRIDGE was my 1st cousin 3 x removed. I have been told (and have yet to verify) that she was born 31 Oct 1866.

I believe she married Baird Simeon GRAGG on 09 Feb 1888.

And, she reportedly died 1940.

Please note that I have not been able to verify any of this info yet but am happy to exchange whatever info I have.

I descend from James "Jimmie" ALDRIDGE through his daughter Temperance "Tempie"> her daughter, Sarah Jane JOHNSON. Sarah Jane married William Anderson DANIELS.

Sarah Jane and William Anderson had a son, Howard Etley DANIELS. He was my grandfather.

Howard Etley DANIELS married my grandmother, Florence "Flossie" Hildred GRIFFIN. My mother, their dtr was Frances Lee "Dot" DANIELS. She married my dad, Warren Eugene SUTTLE.

Lisa, can you share what info you have on your direct line? I believe that I have FOX info for you . . . just need to dig it up. And, I believe that I can put you in touch with a FOX cousin who has more info, too.

Can you accept a GEDCOM? I can and would welcome an exchange. Also, can you email me directly with your postal and phone information? You can reach me at TamaraGSuttle@gmail.com.

Re: Michigan Gregg's

DavidCurtis24 — 2009-03-03 14:51:22Z

I have Mathew Gregg b. 1804-1807 in Pennsylvania. Married 6 Feb 1834 Mary Hall at Ruggles, Huron Twp. Ohio. They had children; Permela or Pamela Gregg b. ca 1836 m. William Thompson, Alfred Gregg b. 1840, William Gregg b. 1844, Lucius Gregg b. 1852. Mathew and Mary Gregg lived in Ruggles, Huron Co. Ohio (now Ashland County, Ohio), Townsend Twp., Huron County, Ohio, Pulaski & Florence both in Williams County, Ohio and in Barry County, Michigan.

Aaron Gregg from Wales

amymarie2112 — 2009-05-17 02:13:38Z

I have a dead end and I hope someone can help. My ancester is William Gregg, born 3 Feb 1766 in PA or DE, and he is the oldest son of Aaron Gregg born and wed in Wales to Mrs. Harrington. William wed Sarah Smith in Greene Co, PA in 1797. All I know is that Aaron lived in New Jersey, PA, and Wilmington, DE were he possibly died. One of my sources says that Aaron's father was from Scotland and his mother from England. I cannot find any age appropriate census or historical records. Any help would be much appreciated.

Re: William (Quaker) Gregg 1642

amymarie2112 — 2009-05-16 01:08:11Z

Forgot to mention also that William's father is listed as Aaron Gregg, born and married in Wales to Mrs. Herrington. We may not be related to these quakers after all.

Re: William (Quaker) Gregg 1642

amymarie2112 — 2009-05-14 01:01:00Z

Hi! Sharon is my grandmother. Yes, that is my exact descendent line. My mom, sister and I took a trip to Missouri where she was born this summer. Found some cool stuff along the way. I have copies of estate documents with William and Robert W. Gregg's signature on them. I have a picture of RW Gregg's tomestone. I also have a copy of an 1888 biography of Des Moines Co, IA that sources William him as son of William Gregg and Sarah Smith. I think I have a picture of Sarah's tombstone also. Another biography confirms that William was born about 1768 in Pennsylvania and Sarah in New Jersey in 1775. One of the biographies says that William's great grandfather was from Scotland and his great grandmother from England. If you would like copies of these sources, I would be more than happy to provide. I know that the rest of my tree is a result of others research via quaker records, but I have yet to confirm 100% for myself. My e-mail is balensiefenamym@johndeere.com or amymarie2112@hotmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Best, Amy

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

VirgilShilling — 2009-07-08 21:55:10Z

The only information I have at this time is from the Hewett
Mortuary in Temple, Tx ...Mrs. Sallie Steele and Mrs. Sophie
Dillinger. No brothers were listed. Do you think Tucker
could have been a brother? I have William Henry born 25Sep 1859
in Ben Lomond, Ar, (w) Sarah Hellena Dulaneyu 19 jul 1868 Tupelo, Ms, children Maud Rowena 9 Mar 1887, Carl Milton 1 Mar 1889, Jodie Helena 26 Aug 1892, Grace Edith 19 Dec 1984, Mabel Verner 14 Nov 1897 and William H, Jr. I remember Sarah Hellena (Aunt Lena in Mart, Tx) as well as Grace, Maud, Jodie and Mabel visiting. I plan to go to Oenaville when it cools down a bit and do some searching.

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

VirgilShilling — 2009-06-28 21:46:14Z

My grandfather was John Wilse Shilling born May 1, 1862
and died Feb 17, 1945 He had two known sisters, Sallie
(Steele) and Sophie (Dillinger) He had one known brother
William Henry Shilling born 25 Sep 1859 inBen Lomond, AR
and died 24 Oct 1939. I have the info on his wife and children. My grandfather married Donnie Ritter in Ben Lomond on Mar 7, 1887. They had sons, Jesse, William Paul
and David Melvin and one daughter Claudia. They also had
five other children to die within a couple of weeks of each
other in about 1907 (buried in Oenaville TX). I have the
original wedding license of John W and Donnie. Also found
a memorial card that says "In loving membrance of our dear parents Martha A. Ritter died Sept 1868 at 30 years
Louis Ritter died Oct 9, 1895, age 83
SUSIE ANN SHILLING died Jun 15, 1896 at 50 years
Purchased by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shilling

John Gregg of VT.

RitaOBrien45 — 2009-07-09 21:03:08Z

I'm looking for the family of John Gregg who married Joanna Gubtail in Waterbury, VT. abt. 1830. Her sister, Elsie, married my gr-grandfather, James Jockow, in 1832. Am interested in the family of John and Joanna Gregg.

Re: William (Quaker) Gregg 1642

JanFreeman64 — 2009-05-17 13:09:26Z

I am also a descendant of Willam Gregg and Ann Wilkinson and would be very interested in any information you have from Bibles on this family.
You may contact me at ladytxlove@yahoo.com to share information if you would.
Thanks in advance.
Jan Freeman

Re: Gregg (Mc Greggor), Ardmore, Artemore, Par. Killead, co. Antrim, N. Ire

JanFreeman64 — 2009-03-22 22:33:29Z

I would be happy to share information on the family with you. Please contact me at ladytxlove@yahoo.com with more information on your Nancy Gregg. I have probably 40 of them.
Jan

Re: Gregg (Mc Greggor), Ardmore, Artemore, Par. Killead, co. Antrim, N. Ire

JanFreeman64 — 2009-03-22 22:33:29Z

I would be happy to share information on the family with you. Please contact me at ladytxlove@yahoo.com with more information on your Nancy Gregg. I have probably 40 of them.
Jan

GREGG Sandra Jean 1945-1945

t42Lee — 2009-02-17 20:43:24Z

GREGG Sandra Jean 1945-1945

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Re: Michigan Gregg's

HelenPeschau — 2009-03-08 23:53:48Z

My Michigan Gregg line is:
1. HUGH GREGG m. Jane Mansfield (from New York and later moved to Michigan abt 1845)
son HARVEY GREGG b 11-19-1809
son James Gregg
dau Mary Gregg (m. Azel Day)
dau Eliza Gregg (m. Jacob Mesick)
dau Sofia Gregg
2. HARVEY Gregg carriage maker and Methodist minister. m. Esther Corby 8-13-1828. (Born 8-12-1809, d. 3-29-1886)
Moved family to MI in 1845.
son CHARLES E. Gregg b, 2-29-1840 in Penn.
other children Margaret 1830, William 1832, Sarah 1834, Caroline 1836, James 1837, thomas 1841, Ezekiel 1843, Cyrus 1845, George 1847, Franklin 1850.
3.CHARLES EDWIN GREGG (b. 2-29-1840 in PENN; d. 10-30-1896 Marion, Indiana) walked across state of Michigan prob. from Macomb County (n. of Detroit) to Ionia County at age of 18 with brothers Cyrus age 13 and George age 11.
CHARLES m. Mary Slocum Lucinda Bentley 4-17-1859 Ionia Co., MI
Children were:
William Gregg b. 1860
Clarence Adebert (Albert?) Gregg b. 1866
Rachael Ann Gregg b. 1868
WARREN BENTLEY GREGG b. 1-2-1871
(Stanley) Wallace Gregg b. 1872
Charles E. Gregg served in Civil War Sgt., Co. E 9th Inf. Enlisted 8-20-1861; mustered out 9-15-1865
Charles divorce Mary and married (2.) Frances goodwin Bickford in 6-8-1874. They lived in Montcalm Co. MI until 1883.
Child of 2nd marriage:
Carrie M. Gregg b. 8-27-1876
4. WARREN BENTLEY GREGG was my grandfather.

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

Kay4902 — 2009-07-08 18:58:10Z

My Grandmother Roxie Ann Tinney talked about the 1896 tornado that hit Sherman and she was living with the Shillings then. A man rode OUT to their place to tell them about it, so they must have lived outside of town. They are listed in the 1900 Grayson county, Texas census. John is listed in the 1910 Washington, Sevier, Texas census with Tucker and his family, but no Susan (she died in 1898). We haven't figured out why Susan is listed in the 1900 census.

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

Kay4902 — 2009-07-08 18:42:54Z

Sophie married a Dillinger? I was hoping she was the Aunt Sophie Tucker grandma Roxie (Tinney Morgan) always spoke of.

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

Kay4902 — 2009-07-08 18:41:21Z

Boy! I dropped the ball. I'd love to have what you have on William Henry and John Wise Shilling. As you know, my interest is in John Thomas Shilling and his sister Rebecca Jane (now). I think Rebecca Jane Shilling was the first wife of my Great grandfather Wiley Clark Tinney (my grandmother Roxie Tinney Morgan always talked about his wife Becky and their daughter Nancy who died and is buried in Sevier county, Arkansas) and this would fit well with John being Wiley's brother-in-law and letting him have guardianship over Grandma Roxie after Her mother's death.
Is there anything in your family tradition/history that would fit in this musing of mine??

Re: Susan Gregg Shilling

EmGrayson90 — 2009-07-07 22:49:17Z

Susan Gregg was my maternal grandfather's great-grandmother. Susan's son William Henry Shilling (1859-1939) married Sarah Hellena Dulaney (b.1868) in 1885, and their daughter Maud Rowena Shilling (1887-1956) married John Marvin Atkinson (1885-1956) in 1917. Their son Charles Shilling Atkinson (b. 1921) is my grandfather. Anyone know how long Susan and John lived in Sherman, or more about Susan their families? I currently live in Sherman and had no idea I once had/might still have relatives in the area.

Re: Gregg (Mc Greggor), Ardmore, Artemore, Par. Killead, co. Antrim, N. Ire

SonjaKillian — 2009-03-22 21:26:15Z

My gggrandmother was Nancy Ann Gregg. I would like to have any information you have regarding the family line.

GREGG Nicke Lynn 1962

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-05 13:03:00Z

GREGG Nicke Lynn 1962

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Re: William G Gregg

PatriciaMoore40 — 2009-04-23 15:16:27Z

I am related to Gregg. I have family book,too. I am try out. If u have any information, pls email me plmw1118@yahoo.com thanks pat

Re: Michigan Gregg's

atlantamarcia — 2009-03-02 01:43:09Z

I am a GREGG from Michigan.
Mine came from Wales to PA to OH to MI.

Re: William (Quaker) Gregg 1642

genealogist_jordan — 2009-05-12 20:22:40Z

amymarie2112 -- How do you descend from these Greggs? I see in your public family tree that you have Sharon Lea Johnson in your tree. Sharon was my mother's first cousin. Do you descend then from these Greggs through William Gregg, Robert Washington Gregg, his daughter Alice Margaret Gregg, and her son Wallace Gregg Johnson? Prior to William Gregg, my records are sketchy. Anything you could fill me in on would be great, especially if it is sourced information.

GREGG Nora HART 1885-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-27 12:11:27Z

GREGG Nora HART 1885-1967

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GREGG William Curran Sr 1878-1941

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-04 11:48:15Z

GREGG William Curran Sr 1878-1941

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GREGG Nora HART 1885-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-28 21:22:24Z

GREGG Nora HART 1885-1967

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GREGG Elisha Bishop and Fannie Belle

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-20 01:25:40Z

GREGG Elisha Bishop and Fannie Belle

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Clifton S. Gregg

JIWelsch — 2009-05-10 12:19:56Z

VIOLA, Ill. - Clifton S. Gregg, 74, of Viola, died Sunday, April 9, 2000, at Trinity Medical Center in Rock Island, Ill.

Services will be at Fippinger Funeral Home in Aledo. The Rev. John Mattingly will officiate. Burial will be at the Viola Cemetery where military rites will be conducted by the VFW Post 1571 of Aledo.

Mr. Gregg was born April 25, 1925, in Clinton, Mo., the son of Royal and Ethel Barnard Gregg. He married Audrey Niemann on Sept. 25, 1943, in Clinton. He attended school in Missouri.

He was a military policeman in the United States Army from 1942 to 1946 stationed in Puerto Rico. He owned and operated Gregg's Grocery Store in Viola for several years. He worked for over 31 years in different capacities at International Harvester/Farmall until his retirement in 1974.

Survivors include his wife of Viola; three daughters, Amy Jo Pollock of Rock Island; Jackie Hanson and her husband, Henry, of Viola, and Judy and Gerald Young of Viola; three sons, David Robison and his wife, Sharon, of Sherrard, Ill.; Gary Gregg and his wife, Bobbie, of Viola and Michael Gregg and his wife, Monica, of Moline, Ill; 16 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Lucille Rosson of Coal Valley, Ruby Westmoreland of Butler, Mo. and Wilma Fane of Princeton; and two brothers, Homer Gregg of Payola, Kan. and Dale Gregg of Harrisonville, Mo.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Don and Cecil Gregg, a son-in-law, Darrell Pollock, and a great-grandson Dalton Hanson.

Re: Infromation wanted on James Gregg and Martha Corbitt

tattoodchild — 2009-06-17 21:25:47Z

James was supposedly born about 1764 in Ireland his wife Martha Corbitt about 1775 in Ireland. Children were Margaret born 1793, she reportedly died at sea on the trip from Ireland to America and was buried at sea. Henry also born around 1794 in Ireland, James 1808, Sara 1812, William 1816, Joseph and Peggy. If they were not born in Ireland they were born in Pennsylvania.

GREGG Wendell H 1938-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-21 19:08:09Z

GREGG Wendell H 1938-2002 section 11

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Looking for info on Leslie Gregg

charlottesmith19 — 2009-03-18 02:03:37Z

Married Sarah Chillson after 1930, probably Virginia or North Carolina. Unsure of any children they may have had.

Need Craven GREGG DNA help

gregtavern — 2009-03-17 05:48:39Z

In trying to crack my early kin roadblock, I sent in to have my DNA tested February 2008. My earliest known proven
kin is Craven Gregg b ca 1811 in Pennsylvania who married
Catherine Stewart, and they lived most of there lives in Greene County, Pa.

So far, there has been only one person (with the Gregg surname) that has been a exact match at the 25 Marker test, and that same person is a genetic distance 2 at the 37 Marker test. There has been no exact matches at the 37 Marker test as of yet.

Many have claimed that a Craven Gregg b 1785 (Quaker Gregg book page 206)is the most likely father to my Craven Gregg, but I'd like proof by DNA to help with an answer.

Any ideas how I can get someone to help out with my quest?
Dean Gregg

Re: Milton Howard Gregg 1833-1895 OH MO

rebbrewer — 2009-04-09 19:36:16Z

milton howard gregg is my great great grandfather. his wife was Susannah Day. Would like to share info with others interested in this family. e-mail address rebbrewer@yahoo.com

Re: Infromation wanted on James Gregg and Martha Corbitt

lizzielawton13 — 2009-06-17 19:00:53Z

Do you have any more recent information? Also where did this couple live, are they UK, or elsewhere? I ask as I am also tracing Greggs and have up to probably the same generation as these. Mine I have going back to b.1771 in Nottinghamshire, UK, with Thomas Gregg m Elizabeth Roos marrying in November 1804 at St Marys @ Nottingham.