Rock Springs Miner, Jan 19, 1958
MRS. JACK GREGORY
Funeral services for Lucy Ellen Gregory, 76, were held Tuesday in the Episcopal church. The Rev. William Larson, rector, conducted the ritualistic rites and burial was in the Gregory family plot in Mountain View cemetery.
Three nephews, Allen Gregory, Edwin Gregory and Richard Gregory, all of Rock Springs; William Dodds and Harry Foose, both of Rock Springs, and Robert Kothe of Calpet, served as pallbearers.
Mrs. Gregory died in Sweetwater Memorial hospital early Saturday, January 11, after a long illness.
She was born Lucy Ellen McCort, Jan. 25, 1881, in Durham, England, a daughter of Edward and Jane McCort, who came to Wyoming and settled in Rock Springs when she was five years old. She was married in Rock Springs in 1897 to Mr. Gregory who died in 1935.
Rock Springs was Mrs. Gregory’s home most of her life with exception of a few years that she lived in LaBarge where Mr. Gregory operated a meat market.
Survivors are one son and two daughters, Oliver Gregory of LaBarge, Mrs. Morris (June) Wright of Casper and Jane Gregory of Rock Springs; eight grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters, Matt McCort of Laramie, Mrs. B.H. Jones of Ogden and Mrs. W.G. McDonald of Glendale, Calif. All members of her family including the brothers and sisters were in Rock Springs for the funeral and burial services.
MRS. JACK GREGORY
Funeral services for Lucy Ellen Gregory, 76, were held Tuesday in the Episcopal church. The Rev. William Larson, rector, conducted the ritualistic rites and burial was in the Gregory family plot in Mountain View cemetery.
Three nephews, Allen Gregory, Edwin Gregory and Richard Gregory, all of Rock Springs; William Dodds and Harry Foose, both of Rock Springs, and Robert Kothe of Calpet, served as pallbearers.
Mrs. Gregory died in Sweetwater Memorial hospital early Saturday, January 11, after a long illness.
She was born Lucy Ellen McCort, Jan. 25, 1881, in Durham, England, a daughter of Edward and Jane McCort, who came to Wyoming and settled in Rock Springs when she was five years old. She was married in Rock Springs in 1897 to Mr. Gregory who died in 1935.
Rock Springs was Mrs. Gregory’s home most of her life with exception of a few years that she lived in LaBarge where Mr. Gregory operated a meat market.
Survivors are one son and two daughters, Oliver Gregory of LaBarge, Mrs. Morris (June) Wright of Casper and Jane Gregory of Rock Springs; eight grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters, Matt McCort of Laramie, Mrs. B.H. Jones of Ogden and Mrs. W.G. McDonald of Glendale, Calif. All members of her family including the brothers and sisters were in Rock Springs for the funeral and burial services.
Rock Springs Miner, Jan 19, 1958
MRS. JACK GREGORY
Funeral services for Lucy Ellen Gregory, 76, were held Tuesday in the Episcopal church. The Rev. William Larson, rector, conducted the ritualistic rites and burial was in the Gregory family plot in Mountain View cemetery.
Three nephews, Allen Gregory, Edwin Gregory and Richard Gregory, all of Rock Springs; William Dodds and Harry Foose, both of Rock Springs, and Robert Kothe of Calpet, served as pallbearers.
Mrs. Gregory died in Sweetwater Memorial hospital early Saturday, January 11, after a long illness.
She was born Lucy Ellen McCort, Jan. 25, 1881, in Durham, England, a daughter of Edward and Jane McCort, who came to Wyoming and settled in Rock Springs when she was five years old. She was married in Rock Springs in 1897 to Mr. Gregory who died in 1935.
Rock Springs was Mrs. Gregory’s home most of her life with exception of a few years that she lived in LaBarge where Mr. Gregory operated a meat market.
Survivors are one son and two daughters, Oliver Gregory of LaBarge, Mrs. Morris (June) Wright of Casper and Jane Gregory of Rock Springs; eight grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters, Matt McCort of Laramie, Mrs. B.H. Jones of Ogden and Mrs. W.G. McDonald of Glendale, Calif. All members of her family including the brothers and sisters were in Rock Springs for the funeral and burial services.
MRS. JACK GREGORY
Funeral services for Lucy Ellen Gregory, 76, were held Tuesday in the Episcopal church. The Rev. William Larson, rector, conducted the ritualistic rites and burial was in the Gregory family plot in Mountain View cemetery.
Three nephews, Allen Gregory, Edwin Gregory and Richard Gregory, all of Rock Springs; William Dodds and Harry Foose, both of Rock Springs, and Robert Kothe of Calpet, served as pallbearers.
Mrs. Gregory died in Sweetwater Memorial hospital early Saturday, January 11, after a long illness.
She was born Lucy Ellen McCort, Jan. 25, 1881, in Durham, England, a daughter of Edward and Jane McCort, who came to Wyoming and settled in Rock Springs when she was five years old. She was married in Rock Springs in 1897 to Mr. Gregory who died in 1935.
Rock Springs was Mrs. Gregory’s home most of her life with exception of a few years that she lived in LaBarge where Mr. Gregory operated a meat market.
Survivors are one son and two daughters, Oliver Gregory of LaBarge, Mrs. Morris (June) Wright of Casper and Jane Gregory of Rock Springs; eight grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters, Matt McCort of Laramie, Mrs. B.H. Jones of Ogden and Mrs. W.G. McDonald of Glendale, Calif. All members of her family including the brothers and sisters were in Rock Springs for the funeral and burial services.
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