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Currence Gregory

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Currence Gregory

Birth
Death
23 Nov 1907 (aged 76)
Burial
Webster Springs, Webster County, West Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Friday, November 29,1907
CURRENCE GREGORY DEAD
The many friends of this good man were shocked last Saturday evening to learn that he was dead. About five o'clock as he was returning to the home of his son. I.N. Gregory, in North Webster Springs, with whom he was making his home, after a trip over into the town, he was seen to halt suddenly, then sink to the ground. Assistance reached him immediately, and he was carried to the house, where he breathed his last within a few minutes, the cause being given by physicians as heart failure. While it had been noticeable for some months that he
was growing feeble, he was yet a wonderfully well preserved man and his death came as a great surprise.
Monday morning at 11:00 o'clock the remains were laid to rest beside those of his beloved wife in the burying ground near the old home about five miles up Elk River, in the presence of an immense gathering of sorrowing relatives and friends. The service was conducted by the Reverand C.J. Price.
Currence Gregory was born February 20, 1831, and was therefore aged seventy-six years, nine months and three days. He was a son of Adam Gregory, and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mattie Baughman, now about eighty years of age, and two half-brothers, Harmon and William H. Gregory. In 1852 he was married to Harriett Payne, and to this union were born thirteen sons and one daugher: Hinkle, John, David, Jesse, Benjamin, George, William, Peter, Isaac, Theodore, Alfred, Shepherd, (deceased), Isaiah and Nancy, now Mrs. David B. Cogar. In this large family, among whom are left are some of our most esteemed citizens, he has left a monument which will do more than stately marble to cause him to be remembered by the present and known to coming generations. He was born on Elk River near Webster Springs and spent his entire life near the place of his birth, and with him died much of the early history of the section. Known far and near as a just and upright citizen, honorable in all his dealings, he was held in the highest esteem and his friends numbered the entire population.
Contributor: Bryan Schley (47427162)

Son of
Adam Given Gregory 1802–1877
Rebecca Daughtry Dodrill Gregory
Husband of
Harriet Henrietta Payne Gregory 1833–1902
Father of
Adam Hinkle Gregory 1852–1937
John Wesley Gregory 1854–1926
David Fountain Gregory 1856–1943
Jesse Harmon Gregory 1857–1949
Peter Francis Gregory 1858–1947
George Washington Gregory 1860–1942
William Jackson Gregory 1862–1960
Benjamin Franklin Gregory 1864–1924
Isaac Lee Gregory 1865–1940
Theodore Given Gregory 1868–1948
Isaiah Newton Gregory 1879–1961
Friday, November 29,1907
CURRENCE GREGORY DEAD
The many friends of this good man were shocked last Saturday evening to learn that he was dead. About five o'clock as he was returning to the home of his son. I.N. Gregory, in North Webster Springs, with whom he was making his home, after a trip over into the town, he was seen to halt suddenly, then sink to the ground. Assistance reached him immediately, and he was carried to the house, where he breathed his last within a few minutes, the cause being given by physicians as heart failure. While it had been noticeable for some months that he
was growing feeble, he was yet a wonderfully well preserved man and his death came as a great surprise.
Monday morning at 11:00 o'clock the remains were laid to rest beside those of his beloved wife in the burying ground near the old home about five miles up Elk River, in the presence of an immense gathering of sorrowing relatives and friends. The service was conducted by the Reverand C.J. Price.
Currence Gregory was born February 20, 1831, and was therefore aged seventy-six years, nine months and three days. He was a son of Adam Gregory, and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mattie Baughman, now about eighty years of age, and two half-brothers, Harmon and William H. Gregory. In 1852 he was married to Harriett Payne, and to this union were born thirteen sons and one daugher: Hinkle, John, David, Jesse, Benjamin, George, William, Peter, Isaac, Theodore, Alfred, Shepherd, (deceased), Isaiah and Nancy, now Mrs. David B. Cogar. In this large family, among whom are left are some of our most esteemed citizens, he has left a monument which will do more than stately marble to cause him to be remembered by the present and known to coming generations. He was born on Elk River near Webster Springs and spent his entire life near the place of his birth, and with him died much of the early history of the section. Known far and near as a just and upright citizen, honorable in all his dealings, he was held in the highest esteem and his friends numbered the entire population.
Contributor: Bryan Schley (47427162)

Son of
Adam Given Gregory 1802–1877
Rebecca Daughtry Dodrill Gregory
Husband of
Harriet Henrietta Payne Gregory 1833–1902
Father of
Adam Hinkle Gregory 1852–1937
John Wesley Gregory 1854–1926
David Fountain Gregory 1856–1943
Jesse Harmon Gregory 1857–1949
Peter Francis Gregory 1858–1947
George Washington Gregory 1860–1942
William Jackson Gregory 1862–1960
Benjamin Franklin Gregory 1864–1924
Isaac Lee Gregory 1865–1940
Theodore Given Gregory 1868–1948
Isaiah Newton Gregory 1879–1961


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