Name on cemetery stone: LOUIS GREGG
From "THE HISTORY OF ADAIR COUNTY, MISSOURI", published in 1911 by E. M. Violett, pages 499 & 500.
---LEWIS GREGG, son of Andrew and Virginia (Workman) Gregg, was born April 16, 1860, in Adair County, near Gibbs. He was married to Miss Mary Long, October 18, 1893. His wife is also a native of Adair County. She was born December 27, 1868, a daughter of George and Mary (Barr) Long. They had four children: Andrew G., born November 22, died December 24, 1894; Ester, born March 19, 1897; Robert L., September 29, 1901; Charles B., January 11, 1905.
---Born and reared on a farm near where he now lives, he remained at home till grown and has always lived in the same neighborhood. He owns a farm of 220 acres, his brother B. F. Gregg being a partner in the business. It is situated twelve miles southeast of Kirksville and is a splendid farm. He does general farming and stock raising.
---Mr. Gregg belongs to one of the oldest families in the county. He is Republican in politics.
Missouri Death Certificate #29635 gives more information including the following:
Full Name: Louis Gregg
Male, white, widowed
Age: 82 years, 5 months and 13 days
Occupation: Farmer
Name of Wife: Mary Long Gregg
Date of Birth: April 16, 1860
Birthplace: Adair County, MO.
Date of Death: September 29, 1942
Place of Death: Wilson Township, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Place of Burial: Union Cemetery, Gibbs, MO. on Oct. 2, 1942
Name of Father: Andrew Gregg, b. Virginia
Maiden Name of Mother: Virginia Workman, b. Virginia
Informant: Charles Gregg, Kirksville, MO. R.F.D.
From "THE HISTORY OF ADAIR COUNTY, MISSOURI", published in 1911 by E. M. Violett, pages 499 & 500.
---LEWIS GREGG, son of Andrew and Virginia (Workman) Gregg, was born April 16, 1860, in Adair County, near Gibbs. He was married to Miss Mary Long, October 18, 1893. His wife is also a native of Adair County. She was born December 27, 1868, a daughter of George and Mary (Barr) Long. They had four children: Andrew G., born November 22, died December 24, 1894; Ester, born March 19, 1897; Robert L., September 29, 1901; Charles B., January 11, 1905.
---Born and reared on a farm near where he now lives, he remained at home till grown and has always lived in the same neighborhood. He owns a farm of 220 acres, his brother B. F. Gregg being a partner in the business. It is situated twelve miles southeast of Kirksville and is a splendid farm. He does general farming and stock raising.
---Mr. Gregg belongs to one of the oldest families in the county. He is Republican in politics.
Missouri Death Certificate #29635 gives more information including the following:
Full Name: Louis Gregg
Male, white, widowed
Age: 82 years, 5 months and 13 days
Occupation: Farmer
Name of Wife: Mary Long Gregg
Date of Birth: April 16, 1860
Birthplace: Adair County, MO.
Date of Death: September 29, 1942
Place of Death: Wilson Township, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Place of Burial: Union Cemetery, Gibbs, MO. on Oct. 2, 1942
Name of Father: Andrew Gregg, b. Virginia
Maiden Name of Mother: Virginia Workman, b. Virginia
Informant: Charles Gregg, Kirksville, MO. R.F.D.
Name on cemetery stone: LOUIS GREGG
From "THE HISTORY OF ADAIR COUNTY, MISSOURI", published in 1911 by E. M. Violett, pages 499 & 500.
---LEWIS GREGG, son of Andrew and Virginia (Workman) Gregg, was born April 16, 1860, in Adair County, near Gibbs. He was married to Miss Mary Long, October 18, 1893. His wife is also a native of Adair County. She was born December 27, 1868, a daughter of George and Mary (Barr) Long. They had four children: Andrew G., born November 22, died December 24, 1894; Ester, born March 19, 1897; Robert L., September 29, 1901; Charles B., January 11, 1905.
---Born and reared on a farm near where he now lives, he remained at home till grown and has always lived in the same neighborhood. He owns a farm of 220 acres, his brother B. F. Gregg being a partner in the business. It is situated twelve miles southeast of Kirksville and is a splendid farm. He does general farming and stock raising.
---Mr. Gregg belongs to one of the oldest families in the county. He is Republican in politics.
Missouri Death Certificate #29635 gives more information including the following:
Full Name: Louis Gregg
Male, white, widowed
Age: 82 years, 5 months and 13 days
Occupation: Farmer
Name of Wife: Mary Long Gregg
Date of Birth: April 16, 1860
Birthplace: Adair County, MO.
Date of Death: September 29, 1942
Place of Death: Wilson Township, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Place of Burial: Union Cemetery, Gibbs, MO. on Oct. 2, 1942
Name of Father: Andrew Gregg, b. Virginia
Maiden Name of Mother: Virginia Workman, b. Virginia
Informant: Charles Gregg, Kirksville, MO. R.F.D.
From "THE HISTORY OF ADAIR COUNTY, MISSOURI", published in 1911 by E. M. Violett, pages 499 & 500.
---LEWIS GREGG, son of Andrew and Virginia (Workman) Gregg, was born April 16, 1860, in Adair County, near Gibbs. He was married to Miss Mary Long, October 18, 1893. His wife is also a native of Adair County. She was born December 27, 1868, a daughter of George and Mary (Barr) Long. They had four children: Andrew G., born November 22, died December 24, 1894; Ester, born March 19, 1897; Robert L., September 29, 1901; Charles B., January 11, 1905.
---Born and reared on a farm near where he now lives, he remained at home till grown and has always lived in the same neighborhood. He owns a farm of 220 acres, his brother B. F. Gregg being a partner in the business. It is situated twelve miles southeast of Kirksville and is a splendid farm. He does general farming and stock raising.
---Mr. Gregg belongs to one of the oldest families in the county. He is Republican in politics.
Missouri Death Certificate #29635 gives more information including the following:
Full Name: Louis Gregg
Male, white, widowed
Age: 82 years, 5 months and 13 days
Occupation: Farmer
Name of Wife: Mary Long Gregg
Date of Birth: April 16, 1860
Birthplace: Adair County, MO.
Date of Death: September 29, 1942
Place of Death: Wilson Township, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Place of Burial: Union Cemetery, Gibbs, MO. on Oct. 2, 1942
Name of Father: Andrew Gregg, b. Virginia
Maiden Name of Mother: Virginia Workman, b. Virginia
Informant: Charles Gregg, Kirksville, MO. R.F.D.
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