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Martha "Lida" and John were married 25 Nov 1835 at Pulaski Co, AR, Cherokee Agency, by Rev. Dr. Palmer, and they were the parents of:
Willie/Sep 1836 - killed in Civil War
Nola E/14 Jan 1842 (Mrs John Newton)
Alla C/7 Jul 1844 - 19 Nov 1866 (never married)
MARSHALL -- "In Memoriam -- Among the list of passengers reported lost by the burning of the steamer Stonewall, on the Mississippi river below St. Louis, was Mrs M. E. Gregg; wife of our fellow citizen, Col. John Gregg. The news of her loss falls with crushing weight upon her lonely and disconsolate husband, who was daily expecting her arrival, and the hearts of her many devoted friends and relatives in our community."
The following is inscribed on a Monument in the Marshall City Cemetery:
"A Mother Comes Home to Her Daughters. In memory of M. Eliza McClellan, wife of John Gregg, born September 16, 1818, Lost on the Steamer Stonewall, October 27, 1869."
The monument lies between those of her husband and daughters Nola and Alla, all enclosed within an iron fence in the Gregg Family Burying Ground.
Martha "Lida" and John were married 25 Nov 1835 at Pulaski Co, AR, Cherokee Agency, by Rev. Dr. Palmer, and they were the parents of:
Willie/Sep 1836 - killed in Civil War
Nola E/14 Jan 1842 (Mrs John Newton)
Alla C/7 Jul 1844 - 19 Nov 1866 (never married)
MARSHALL -- "In Memoriam -- Among the list of passengers reported lost by the burning of the steamer Stonewall, on the Mississippi river below St. Louis, was Mrs M. E. Gregg; wife of our fellow citizen, Col. John Gregg. The news of her loss falls with crushing weight upon her lonely and disconsolate husband, who was daily expecting her arrival, and the hearts of her many devoted friends and relatives in our community."
The following is inscribed on a Monument in the Marshall City Cemetery:
"A Mother Comes Home to Her Daughters. In memory of M. Eliza McClellan, wife of John Gregg, born September 16, 1818, Lost on the Steamer Stonewall, October 27, 1869."
The monument lies between those of her husband and daughters Nola and Alla, all enclosed within an iron fence in the Gregg Family Burying Ground.
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Martha "Lida" and John were married 25 Nov 1835 at Pulaski Co, AR, Cherokee Agency, by Rev. Dr. Palmer, and they were the parents of:
Willie/Sep 1836 - killed in Civil War
Nola E/14 Jan 1842 (Mrs John Newton)
Alla C/7 Jul 1844 - 19 Nov 1866 (never married)
MARSHALL -- "In Memoriam -- Among the list of passengers reported lost by the burning of the steamer Stonewall, on the Mississippi river below St. Louis, was Mrs M. E. Gregg; wife of our fellow citizen, Col. John Gregg. The news of her loss falls with crushing weight upon her lonely and disconsolate husband, who was daily expecting her arrival, and the hearts of her many devoted friends and relatives in our community."
The following is inscribed on a Monument in the Marshall City Cemetery:
"A Mother Comes Home to Her Daughters. In memory of M. Eliza McClellan, wife of John Gregg, born September 16, 1818, Lost on the Steamer Stonewall, October 27, 1869."
The monument lies between those of her husband and daughters Nola and Alla, all enclosed within an iron fence in the Gregg Family Burying Ground.
Martha "Lida" and John were married 25 Nov 1835 at Pulaski Co, AR, Cherokee Agency, by Rev. Dr. Palmer, and they were the parents of:
Willie/Sep 1836 - killed in Civil War
Nola E/14 Jan 1842 (Mrs John Newton)
Alla C/7 Jul 1844 - 19 Nov 1866 (never married)
MARSHALL -- "In Memoriam -- Among the list of passengers reported lost by the burning of the steamer Stonewall, on the Mississippi river below St. Louis, was Mrs M. E. Gregg; wife of our fellow citizen, Col. John Gregg. The news of her loss falls with crushing weight upon her lonely and disconsolate husband, who was daily expecting her arrival, and the hearts of her many devoted friends and relatives in our community."
The following is inscribed on a Monument in the Marshall City Cemetery:
"A Mother Comes Home to Her Daughters. In memory of M. Eliza McClellan, wife of John Gregg, born September 16, 1818, Lost on the Steamer Stonewall, October 27, 1869."
The monument lies between those of her husband and daughters Nola and Alla, all enclosed within an iron fence in the Gregg Family Burying Ground.
Inscription
"Wife of John Gregg
Born Sept 16, 1818
Lost on the Steamer Stonewall
Oct 27, 1869"
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