Note: No DOD engraved on marker. Family notes gave year of death as 1959; death cert shows 1958.
Son of Jacob/Joseph M and Sarah Margaret (Cathey) Gregg, whose other children were Aaron Alfred, Perry Christy, Mary Ethel Josephine (Ford), and infant Jacob Jr.
Born/died in Creighton area, Cass Co MO area.
m: Mrs. Elizabeth "Eliza" A. (Page) Harris 19 Aug 1894 in Creighton, MO. Their children:
1) Jacob Gregg, died before Nov 1957
2) Amanda Pearl (23 Jun 1895-02 Nov 1957 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Clifford Earl Wells 2 Jul 1917 in Harrisonville, 11 children)
3) Edna (Abt 1898 m: Porter - they moved to Texas);
4) Leona Ellen (1900-1969 m: John W Cornett 27 Jun 1917, both bur: Dayton Cem, 3 children)
5) John Henry (1902-15 Jan 1919, bur Parker-Gregg, died from influenza epedemic);
6) Joseph Roscoe (14 Jan 1904-17 May 1971, m: Bessie Marie Wells 2 Dec 1924, both bur: Parker-Gregg 3 children)
7) Preston LeRoy (14 Jun 1909-27 Aug 1940 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Mrs. Ella Sylvia Urton-Rea 23 May 1930 - 3 ch and a stepson Rea.)
8) Marvin N (abt 1911-living in Salt Lake City 1971)
9) Ernest Lester "Ben" (2 Feb 1915-17 Dec 1967 bur Parker-Gregg m: Hazel Evelyn Boyles 13 May 1936).
Note: Joseph "Joe" and his brother Aaron Alfred married Elizabeth "Eliza" Haris and Jeanette Bell (Nettie) Page, who while not biological sisters were raised together as sisters.
Note: No DOD engraved;
Death cert, Cass Co, Sherman Twp/Creighton
Widower
COD:Cardiac congestion - 3 weeks
Informant: Leona Cornett, a daughter
Burial Feb 12 1958, Parker Gregg Cem.
Death Index Card:
Gregg, Joseph Nathan, Creighton, MO., male, white
Date of Death Feb. 10, 1958
Place of death: Sherman twp., at home
Reporting physician: P.L. Welch, D.O., Creighton, MO.
COD Primary: Cardiac passive congestion
Contributory: hypertensive heart disease
Registered 2-12-58
Obit from The Creighton Banner
"JOSEPH NATHAN GREGG
Joseph Nathan Gregg, the eldest son of Jacob and Sarah Cathey Gregg, was born November 21, 1873, near Holden, MO. He departed this life February 10, 1958, at the age of 84 years, 2 months and 19 days.
He was united in marriage with Eliza Ann Harris on August 19, 1892. To this union nine children were born.
He was preceded in death by his wife and four children, John, Jakey, Preston and Pearl; also his three brothers and one sister and his father and mother.
He is survived by two daughters and three sons, Mrs. John (Edna) Porter of Fort Worth, Texas, Marvin Gregg of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. John (Leona) Cornett, Roscoe Gregg and Ernest Gregg of Creighton, 22 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
He was a wonderful father and a good neighbor to all, always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. He had lived his entire life in and around Creighton.
Since the death of his wife he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. John Cornett, until last July when he went to the home of his son, Ernest (Ben) Gregg, where he passed away. He will be sadly missed by his children and grandchildren for grandpa was loved by them all, especially the great grandchildren. He was never happier than when they were around him.
'There comes a time for all of us
When we must say good-bye
But faith and hope and love and trust
Can never, never die!
Although the curtain falls at last
Is that a cause to grieve?
The future's fairer than the past
If only we believe
And trust in God's eternal care;
So when the Master calls,
Lets say that life is still more fair,
Although the curtain falls.'
The funeral service was conducted at the Creighton Christian church, Wednesday afternoon, February 12, by the Rev. Mrs. Walter Barth of Urich,and burial was made in the Parker cemetery, southwest of Creighton."
Son of Jacob/Joseph M and Sarah Margaret (Cathey) Gregg, whose other children were Aaron Alfred, Perry Christy, Mary Ethel Josephine (Ford), and infant Jacob Jr.
Born/died in Creighton area, Cass Co MO area.
m: Mrs. Elizabeth "Eliza" A. (Page) Harris 19 Aug 1894 in Creighton, MO. Their children:
1) Jacob Gregg, died before Nov 1957
2) Amanda Pearl (23 Jun 1895-02 Nov 1957 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Clifford Earl Wells 2 Jul 1917 in Harrisonville, 11 children)
3) Edna (Abt 1898 m: Porter - they moved to Texas);
4) Leona Ellen (1900-1969 m: John W Cornett 27 Jun 1917, both bur: Dayton Cem, 3 children)
5) John Henry (1902-15 Jan 1919, bur Parker-Gregg, died from influenza epedemic);
6) Joseph Roscoe (14 Jan 1904-17 May 1971, m: Bessie Marie Wells 2 Dec 1924, both bur: Parker-Gregg 3 children)
7) Preston LeRoy (14 Jun 1909-27 Aug 1940 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Mrs. Ella Sylvia Urton-Rea 23 May 1930 - 3 ch and a stepson Rea.)
8) Marvin N (abt 1911-living in Salt Lake City 1971)
9) Ernest Lester "Ben" (2 Feb 1915-17 Dec 1967 bur Parker-Gregg m: Hazel Evelyn Boyles 13 May 1936).
Note: Joseph "Joe" and his brother Aaron Alfred married Elizabeth "Eliza" Haris and Jeanette Bell (Nettie) Page, who while not biological sisters were raised together as sisters.
Note: No DOD engraved;
Death cert, Cass Co, Sherman Twp/Creighton
Widower
COD:Cardiac congestion - 3 weeks
Informant: Leona Cornett, a daughter
Burial Feb 12 1958, Parker Gregg Cem.
Death Index Card:
Gregg, Joseph Nathan, Creighton, MO., male, white
Date of Death Feb. 10, 1958
Place of death: Sherman twp., at home
Reporting physician: P.L. Welch, D.O., Creighton, MO.
COD Primary: Cardiac passive congestion
Contributory: hypertensive heart disease
Registered 2-12-58
Obit from The Creighton Banner
"JOSEPH NATHAN GREGG
Joseph Nathan Gregg, the eldest son of Jacob and Sarah Cathey Gregg, was born November 21, 1873, near Holden, MO. He departed this life February 10, 1958, at the age of 84 years, 2 months and 19 days.
He was united in marriage with Eliza Ann Harris on August 19, 1892. To this union nine children were born.
He was preceded in death by his wife and four children, John, Jakey, Preston and Pearl; also his three brothers and one sister and his father and mother.
He is survived by two daughters and three sons, Mrs. John (Edna) Porter of Fort Worth, Texas, Marvin Gregg of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. John (Leona) Cornett, Roscoe Gregg and Ernest Gregg of Creighton, 22 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
He was a wonderful father and a good neighbor to all, always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. He had lived his entire life in and around Creighton.
Since the death of his wife he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. John Cornett, until last July when he went to the home of his son, Ernest (Ben) Gregg, where he passed away. He will be sadly missed by his children and grandchildren for grandpa was loved by them all, especially the great grandchildren. He was never happier than when they were around him.
'There comes a time for all of us
When we must say good-bye
But faith and hope and love and trust
Can never, never die!
Although the curtain falls at last
Is that a cause to grieve?
The future's fairer than the past
If only we believe
And trust in God's eternal care;
So when the Master calls,
Lets say that life is still more fair,
Although the curtain falls.'
The funeral service was conducted at the Creighton Christian church, Wednesday afternoon, February 12, by the Rev. Mrs. Walter Barth of Urich,and burial was made in the Parker cemetery, southwest of Creighton."
Note: No DOD engraved on marker. Family notes gave year of death as 1959; death cert shows 1958.
Son of Jacob/Joseph M and Sarah Margaret (Cathey) Gregg, whose other children were Aaron Alfred, Perry Christy, Mary Ethel Josephine (Ford), and infant Jacob Jr.
Born/died in Creighton area, Cass Co MO area.
m: Mrs. Elizabeth "Eliza" A. (Page) Harris 19 Aug 1894 in Creighton, MO. Their children:
1) Jacob Gregg, died before Nov 1957
2) Amanda Pearl (23 Jun 1895-02 Nov 1957 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Clifford Earl Wells 2 Jul 1917 in Harrisonville, 11 children)
3) Edna (Abt 1898 m: Porter - they moved to Texas);
4) Leona Ellen (1900-1969 m: John W Cornett 27 Jun 1917, both bur: Dayton Cem, 3 children)
5) John Henry (1902-15 Jan 1919, bur Parker-Gregg, died from influenza epedemic);
6) Joseph Roscoe (14 Jan 1904-17 May 1971, m: Bessie Marie Wells 2 Dec 1924, both bur: Parker-Gregg 3 children)
7) Preston LeRoy (14 Jun 1909-27 Aug 1940 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Mrs. Ella Sylvia Urton-Rea 23 May 1930 - 3 ch and a stepson Rea.)
8) Marvin N (abt 1911-living in Salt Lake City 1971)
9) Ernest Lester "Ben" (2 Feb 1915-17 Dec 1967 bur Parker-Gregg m: Hazel Evelyn Boyles 13 May 1936).
Note: Joseph "Joe" and his brother Aaron Alfred married Elizabeth "Eliza" Haris and Jeanette Bell (Nettie) Page, who while not biological sisters were raised together as sisters.
Note: No DOD engraved;
Death cert, Cass Co, Sherman Twp/Creighton
Widower
COD:Cardiac congestion - 3 weeks
Informant: Leona Cornett, a daughter
Burial Feb 12 1958, Parker Gregg Cem.
Death Index Card:
Gregg, Joseph Nathan, Creighton, MO., male, white
Date of Death Feb. 10, 1958
Place of death: Sherman twp., at home
Reporting physician: P.L. Welch, D.O., Creighton, MO.
COD Primary: Cardiac passive congestion
Contributory: hypertensive heart disease
Registered 2-12-58
Obit from The Creighton Banner
"JOSEPH NATHAN GREGG
Joseph Nathan Gregg, the eldest son of Jacob and Sarah Cathey Gregg, was born November 21, 1873, near Holden, MO. He departed this life February 10, 1958, at the age of 84 years, 2 months and 19 days.
He was united in marriage with Eliza Ann Harris on August 19, 1892. To this union nine children were born.
He was preceded in death by his wife and four children, John, Jakey, Preston and Pearl; also his three brothers and one sister and his father and mother.
He is survived by two daughters and three sons, Mrs. John (Edna) Porter of Fort Worth, Texas, Marvin Gregg of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. John (Leona) Cornett, Roscoe Gregg and Ernest Gregg of Creighton, 22 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
He was a wonderful father and a good neighbor to all, always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. He had lived his entire life in and around Creighton.
Since the death of his wife he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. John Cornett, until last July when he went to the home of his son, Ernest (Ben) Gregg, where he passed away. He will be sadly missed by his children and grandchildren for grandpa was loved by them all, especially the great grandchildren. He was never happier than when they were around him.
'There comes a time for all of us
When we must say good-bye
But faith and hope and love and trust
Can never, never die!
Although the curtain falls at last
Is that a cause to grieve?
The future's fairer than the past
If only we believe
And trust in God's eternal care;
So when the Master calls,
Lets say that life is still more fair,
Although the curtain falls.'
The funeral service was conducted at the Creighton Christian church, Wednesday afternoon, February 12, by the Rev. Mrs. Walter Barth of Urich,and burial was made in the Parker cemetery, southwest of Creighton."
Son of Jacob/Joseph M and Sarah Margaret (Cathey) Gregg, whose other children were Aaron Alfred, Perry Christy, Mary Ethel Josephine (Ford), and infant Jacob Jr.
Born/died in Creighton area, Cass Co MO area.
m: Mrs. Elizabeth "Eliza" A. (Page) Harris 19 Aug 1894 in Creighton, MO. Their children:
1) Jacob Gregg, died before Nov 1957
2) Amanda Pearl (23 Jun 1895-02 Nov 1957 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Clifford Earl Wells 2 Jul 1917 in Harrisonville, 11 children)
3) Edna (Abt 1898 m: Porter - they moved to Texas);
4) Leona Ellen (1900-1969 m: John W Cornett 27 Jun 1917, both bur: Dayton Cem, 3 children)
5) John Henry (1902-15 Jan 1919, bur Parker-Gregg, died from influenza epedemic);
6) Joseph Roscoe (14 Jan 1904-17 May 1971, m: Bessie Marie Wells 2 Dec 1924, both bur: Parker-Gregg 3 children)
7) Preston LeRoy (14 Jun 1909-27 Aug 1940 bur: Parker-Gregg, m: Mrs. Ella Sylvia Urton-Rea 23 May 1930 - 3 ch and a stepson Rea.)
8) Marvin N (abt 1911-living in Salt Lake City 1971)
9) Ernest Lester "Ben" (2 Feb 1915-17 Dec 1967 bur Parker-Gregg m: Hazel Evelyn Boyles 13 May 1936).
Note: Joseph "Joe" and his brother Aaron Alfred married Elizabeth "Eliza" Haris and Jeanette Bell (Nettie) Page, who while not biological sisters were raised together as sisters.
Note: No DOD engraved;
Death cert, Cass Co, Sherman Twp/Creighton
Widower
COD:Cardiac congestion - 3 weeks
Informant: Leona Cornett, a daughter
Burial Feb 12 1958, Parker Gregg Cem.
Death Index Card:
Gregg, Joseph Nathan, Creighton, MO., male, white
Date of Death Feb. 10, 1958
Place of death: Sherman twp., at home
Reporting physician: P.L. Welch, D.O., Creighton, MO.
COD Primary: Cardiac passive congestion
Contributory: hypertensive heart disease
Registered 2-12-58
Obit from The Creighton Banner
"JOSEPH NATHAN GREGG
Joseph Nathan Gregg, the eldest son of Jacob and Sarah Cathey Gregg, was born November 21, 1873, near Holden, MO. He departed this life February 10, 1958, at the age of 84 years, 2 months and 19 days.
He was united in marriage with Eliza Ann Harris on August 19, 1892. To this union nine children were born.
He was preceded in death by his wife and four children, John, Jakey, Preston and Pearl; also his three brothers and one sister and his father and mother.
He is survived by two daughters and three sons, Mrs. John (Edna) Porter of Fort Worth, Texas, Marvin Gregg of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. John (Leona) Cornett, Roscoe Gregg and Ernest Gregg of Creighton, 22 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.
He was a wonderful father and a good neighbor to all, always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. He had lived his entire life in and around Creighton.
Since the death of his wife he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. John Cornett, until last July when he went to the home of his son, Ernest (Ben) Gregg, where he passed away. He will be sadly missed by his children and grandchildren for grandpa was loved by them all, especially the great grandchildren. He was never happier than when they were around him.
'There comes a time for all of us
When we must say good-bye
But faith and hope and love and trust
Can never, never die!
Although the curtain falls at last
Is that a cause to grieve?
The future's fairer than the past
If only we believe
And trust in God's eternal care;
So when the Master calls,
Lets say that life is still more fair,
Although the curtain falls.'
The funeral service was conducted at the Creighton Christian church, Wednesday afternoon, February 12, by the Rev. Mrs. Walter Barth of Urich,and burial was made in the Parker cemetery, southwest of Creighton."
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