Company G 22nd Alabama Infantry CSA.
According to Joshua Gregg, JOHN NELSON GREGG, SR. was killed in Mississippi during the war and is buried in Blacks Chapel Cemetery in Clay County, Alabama, but also has a memorial marker (see in photo) in Liberty Church of Christ Cemetery in Randolph County, Alabama beside the marker for his wife, AMELIA.
There are other reports on public trees on Ancestry.com that say that he died in battle in Tennessee.
PARENTS:
John Gray Gregg, Jr. (1773-1821,Kershaw SC), #
Rebecca Gladney Gregg, #23314299
SPOUSE:
Amelia "Milly" Ann Howard Cotton Gregg, #28294993
m. 1/8/1832
CHILDREN:
Elizabeth Virginia Gregg, (1854-1904), #
Joseph Jackson Gregg (1833-1884), #
Sarah Gregg (1834-?), #
Charles Wesley Gregg (1835-1919), #37415843)
John Nelson Gregg, Jr. (1837-1922), #18474163)
Robert Douglas Gregg (1839-1849), #
William Columbus Gregg, #32306407
David Sharp Gregg (1843-1928), #
Mason Manassa Gregg, #28295189
Mary Emily Gregg (1848-1931), #
Samuel Thomas Gregg, #62767766
Fleming Alexander Gregg, (1853-1853)
SIBLINGS:
Samuel Gregg (1801-?), #
Shadrack James Gregg (1802-?), #
Mary Polly Gregg (1805-1850), #
Margaret Gregg East (1806-1870), #49091649
Lydia Gregg (1808-?), #
Elisha Gregg (1815-1860), #
Rebecca Gregg (1817-?), #
Jane E. Gregg (1819-?), #
STEP-SIBLING (spouse unknown):
Burwell Gregg (1798-?), #
According to Joshua Gregg, JOHN NELSON GREGG, SR. was killed in Mississippi during the war and is buried in Blacks Chapel Cemetery in Clay County, Alabama, but also has a memorial marker (see in photo) in Liberty Church of Christ Cemetery in Randolph County, Alabama beside the marker for his wife, AMELIA.
There are other reports on public trees on Ancestry.com that say that he died in battle in Tennessee.
PARENTS:
John Gray Gregg, Jr. (1773-1821,Kershaw SC), #
Rebecca Gladney Gregg, #23314299
SPOUSE:
Amelia "Milly" Ann Howard Cotton Gregg, #28294993
m. 1/8/1832
CHILDREN:
Elizabeth Virginia Gregg, (1854-1904), #
Joseph Jackson Gregg (1833-1884), #
Sarah Gregg (1834-?), #
Charles Wesley Gregg (1835-1919), #37415843)
John Nelson Gregg, Jr. (1837-1922), #18474163)
Robert Douglas Gregg (1839-1849), #
William Columbus Gregg, #32306407
David Sharp Gregg (1843-1928), #
Mason Manassa Gregg, #28295189
Mary Emily Gregg (1848-1931), #
Samuel Thomas Gregg, #62767766
Fleming Alexander Gregg, (1853-1853)
SIBLINGS:
Samuel Gregg (1801-?), #
Shadrack James Gregg (1802-?), #
Mary Polly Gregg (1805-1850), #
Margaret Gregg East (1806-1870), #49091649
Lydia Gregg (1808-?), #
Elisha Gregg (1815-1860), #
Rebecca Gregg (1817-?), #
Jane E. Gregg (1819-?), #
STEP-SIBLING (spouse unknown):
Burwell Gregg (1798-?), #
Company G 22nd Alabama Infantry CSA.
According to Joshua Gregg, JOHN NELSON GREGG, SR. was killed in Mississippi during the war and is buried in Blacks Chapel Cemetery in Clay County, Alabama, but also has a memorial marker (see in photo) in Liberty Church of Christ Cemetery in Randolph County, Alabama beside the marker for his wife, AMELIA.
There are other reports on public trees on Ancestry.com that say that he died in battle in Tennessee.
PARENTS:
John Gray Gregg, Jr. (1773-1821,Kershaw SC), #
Rebecca Gladney Gregg, #23314299
SPOUSE:
Amelia "Milly" Ann Howard Cotton Gregg, #28294993
m. 1/8/1832
CHILDREN:
Elizabeth Virginia Gregg, (1854-1904), #
Joseph Jackson Gregg (1833-1884), #
Sarah Gregg (1834-?), #
Charles Wesley Gregg (1835-1919), #37415843)
John Nelson Gregg, Jr. (1837-1922), #18474163)
Robert Douglas Gregg (1839-1849), #
William Columbus Gregg, #32306407
David Sharp Gregg (1843-1928), #
Mason Manassa Gregg, #28295189
Mary Emily Gregg (1848-1931), #
Samuel Thomas Gregg, #62767766
Fleming Alexander Gregg, (1853-1853)
SIBLINGS:
Samuel Gregg (1801-?), #
Shadrack James Gregg (1802-?), #
Mary Polly Gregg (1805-1850), #
Margaret Gregg East (1806-1870), #49091649
Lydia Gregg (1808-?), #
Elisha Gregg (1815-1860), #
Rebecca Gregg (1817-?), #
Jane E. Gregg (1819-?), #
STEP-SIBLING (spouse unknown):
Burwell Gregg (1798-?), #
According to Joshua Gregg, JOHN NELSON GREGG, SR. was killed in Mississippi during the war and is buried in Blacks Chapel Cemetery in Clay County, Alabama, but also has a memorial marker (see in photo) in Liberty Church of Christ Cemetery in Randolph County, Alabama beside the marker for his wife, AMELIA.
There are other reports on public trees on Ancestry.com that say that he died in battle in Tennessee.
PARENTS:
John Gray Gregg, Jr. (1773-1821,Kershaw SC), #
Rebecca Gladney Gregg, #23314299
SPOUSE:
Amelia "Milly" Ann Howard Cotton Gregg, #28294993
m. 1/8/1832
CHILDREN:
Elizabeth Virginia Gregg, (1854-1904), #
Joseph Jackson Gregg (1833-1884), #
Sarah Gregg (1834-?), #
Charles Wesley Gregg (1835-1919), #37415843)
John Nelson Gregg, Jr. (1837-1922), #18474163)
Robert Douglas Gregg (1839-1849), #
William Columbus Gregg, #32306407
David Sharp Gregg (1843-1928), #
Mason Manassa Gregg, #28295189
Mary Emily Gregg (1848-1931), #
Samuel Thomas Gregg, #62767766
Fleming Alexander Gregg, (1853-1853)
SIBLINGS:
Samuel Gregg (1801-?), #
Shadrack James Gregg (1802-?), #
Mary Polly Gregg (1805-1850), #
Margaret Gregg East (1806-1870), #49091649
Lydia Gregg (1808-?), #
Elisha Gregg (1815-1860), #
Rebecca Gregg (1817-?), #
Jane E. Gregg (1819-?), #
STEP-SIBLING (spouse unknown):
Burwell Gregg (1798-?), #
Gravesite Details
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