Gregory Family

Henry Pendleton's wife was Mary Gregory Taylor. Mary father was James Taylor and her mother was Mary Gregory. This is the Gregory family and more.

Before I get into Mary Gregory family I must tell what I was send and what I think. Janet

Mary Gregory's mother is Elizabeth Bishopp.

Mary Gregory Taylor parents were:

I found this on Ancestry.com

the Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s

Name: John Gregory Year: 1663 Place: Maryland or Virginia

Source Publication Code: 8510

Primary Immigrant: Gregory, John

Annotation: Index from manuscript by Arthur Trader, Chief Clerk in the Maryland Land Commission, 1917. And see nos. 4507-4511, Land Notes.

Source Bibliography: SKORDAS, GUST, editor. The Early Settlers of Maryland: an Index to Names of Immigrants, Compiled from Records of Land Patents, 1633-1680, in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968. 525p. Repr. 1986. Page: 194

John Gregory, born 1623 in Langton, England; died 1676 in VA. He He married Elizabeth Bishop abt 1649. Elizabeth Bishop, born 1625 in Caroline Co., VA; died 1676. It is unknown if Elizabeth was ever married before but is thought John was married before. For some this children could found his marriage.

THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS 1607-1660, Peter Wilson Coldham INDEX TO MG's OLD RAPPAHANNOCK & ESSEX CO's VA, Eva Eubank Wilkerson

24 Oct 1653 Lancaster Co: JOHN GREGORY to pay levy on 3 tytheables to Mr. James Bagnall.

("John Gregory of Old Rappahannock County, Virginia" by D. C. Beaham John Gregory was listed with three tithables in the distract of Mr James Bagnall in Lancaster County, Va. on 6 feb 1654/5. He acquired his first property in Lancaster Co.,Va., on 19 Aug 1654 when he was assigned all interest in a patent previously granted to William Johnson. This was apparently the 600 acres of property in Old Rappahannock Co., Va., listed in the deed from William Johnson and wife Contance to John Gregory on 20 feb 1663/4. This acreage was part of a 1200 acre patent renewed by John Gregory in "1684" per the following reference:

JOHN GREGORY, 1200 acs., Rappa, Co., om S. Side of Rappa River., on E. side of Hodgskins'Cr., 21 Oct 1684. p 414. A branch dividing this from land of Mr James Williamson. 600 acrs granted Wm. Johnson, 10 Mar 1653, who assigned to sa. Gregory, 600 acres for trans of 12 pers. both father and son were deceased when this was renew so this John Gregory was the son of Richard)

14 Aug 1654 Lancaster Co: JOHN GREGORY mentioned as from the upper parish of Nansemond Co'; it is believed that this JOHN GREGORY was pastor of Upper Parish, Nansemond Co. 1680. (ref: Clan Gregory, Wash.DC 1909)

14 Aug 1654 Lancaster Co: Wm.Johnson assigns JOHN GREGORY all interest in this pattente' does not give other detail. Wit: Richard Loes, Thos.Greefeth.

24 Jan 1655: Thomas Smith, aged 24, deposes that on 4 Nov 1654 John Duce and Richard Vines of London, Master & Master's mate respectively of the Swan' signed an undertaking to Philip Stretehaye and Charles Pleydell of London, mchts, to deliver sound and well condition negroes to Richard Howell, JOHN GREGORY and Wm.Thomas, residents of Barbadoes

6 Jun 1655 Lancaster Co: Order that JOHN GREGORY and John Sherlock view the housing built by John Edgecomb for Capt. Moore Fauntleroy and report.

7 Dec 1655: JOHN GREGORY to pay levy on 3 tytheables to Mr. Bagnall. Also to be pd 150 lb tobo from the levy for a wolf's head

1656 Lancaster Co: John Bell before his death did by word of mouth give unto the Widd Bryant & her children 2 yearling calves and to his countryman afterwards naming Alexander Porteus at Morrattico his boat for a rememberance and to Thomas who was his mate liberty to plant upon his land this year and the rest of his estate he gave to Cyprian Bishop. s/James Bagnell, JOHN GREGORY. "Jurat in Cur 14 Jan 1656 recordat 20 Jan 1656"

20 Feb 1663: JOHN GREGORY the elder bought 600 a. Hoskins Creek 20 Feb 1663. Robert Bishop bought 480 a. from Henry Awbrey which he willed to JOHN GREGORY JR. in 1676, and by JOHN's will in 1677 was given to MARY GREGORY. JOHN GREGORY JR. also gave 250 a. Hoskins Creek to his sister, Elizabeth Wheeler. RICHARD GREGORY SR. patented over 1700 a. in New Kent Co and a small acreage in Rappahannock Co.

On 22 October 1663 John Gregory received a land patent of 1200 acres in Old Rappahannock Co., VA, on the South side of the Rappahannock River on the Easternmost side of a creek called Hodgeskins his creek, adjacent to James Williamson, 600 acres of which was formerly patented by William Johnson on 10 March 1653 and assigned to John Gregory. This land patent itself cannot be found. Reference to it is found on the repatent of the same land to John Gregory on 20 October 1684. (Patent Book 7, page 414)

On 27 Feb. 1665/66 William Akres received a 592 acre land patent in Old Rappahannock Co., VA that was on the main branch of Piscattaway Creek "above the land of Mr. John Grigory. "Beginning at Mr. Grigory's corner white oak at the mouth of a branch running by the said Grigory's land upon the branch to a Spanish oak corner by a branch." [Patent Book 6, page 48; (Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 6, page 98]

("John Gregory of Old Rappahannock County, Virginia" by D. C. Beaham "John Grigory acquired another 300 acres in Old Rappahannock Co. Va. by deed from Thomas Gaines and wife Margaret on 4 Nov 1667. A John Gregory purchased 100 acres from Edmund Pagett on 4 Oct 1672. John and Gregory and wife Elizabeth then sold unspecified property to Edmund Pagett on 26 feb 1673/4.)

On 16 April 1666, Jno Grigory of Hoskins Creeke in Rappa, planter, for love and affection for Thomas Edmondson of same, "my Son in Law", gave 8 head of cattle, by names of Gentle, Tydy, Marygold, Prymrose, Violett, and others. Signed John Grigory. Witnesses: Joane her incredibly curly mark Owen, Susannah Meader. Recorded 12 February 1666. [(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia, Deed Book 3, pages 174-175.]

On 4 Nov. 1667 Thomas Gaines and Margaret, his wife, deeded 300 acres of his 1030 acre land patent in Old Rappahannock Co., VA, to John Grigory "of said county, Planter." This deed was recorded on 6 November 1667. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 1663-1666, page 117] Witnesses to this deed were Thomas Edmondson and John Waggener �tab�On 6 April 1667 John Soaper (Soper) deeded 200 acres that Soaper purchased of Edward Hudson to Hugh Meader (or Meades). Recorded 1 January 1667/68. The Witness was John Grigory (sic). [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 3, page 137]

On 17 August 1667 John Grigory (and Samuel Parry) witnessed a deed of land in Rappahannock Co., VA, from Thomas Edmondson and Ann Edmondson to Neill Peterson. The land was located on the south side of Piscatacon. Recorded 14 November 1667. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 3, page 116]

1667: Hugh Meads/Meades bought 100 a. S side Piscattaway Cr in 1667 (Rapp.Co Dd Bk 5 p 349); he also had a grant of 200 a. N side Piscattaway Cr which he shared with JOHN GRIGORY 4 Oct 1675. He died about 1684 when his 2 sons were yet minors; Hugh the younger was bound out to Thos.Harper who died, then to Wm.Leake (Rapp.Co Court Order Bk 1 p 136). (ref: OUR MEADOR FAMILIES IN COLONIAL AMERICA)

On 26 February 1673/74 �b��i�John Gregory and Elizabeth,his wife, acknowledged a deed of unknown acreage to Edmond Pagett in Old Rappahannock Co., VA. The witnesses were Theophilus Wheale and Mary Whitechurch. The Acknowledgment was recorded on 15 June 1674. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 5, page 295] Both John and Elizabeth Gregory gave a Power of Attorney to Thomas Gouldman in connection with this Acknowledgment, John's dated 26 May 1674 and Elizabeth's dated 6 May 1674. The combined witnesses to the Powers of Attorney were William Jewel, John Eastin, Elizabeth Browne and John Robert. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 5, page 295 or 296).

On 1 March 1670/71 John Gregory witnessed an acknowledgment of Robert Bishop of the Parish of Farnham in the County of Rappahannock involving Robert Bishop's deed of 200 acres to Eme Johnson. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 4, page 403] This Deed was acknowledged on 1 March 1670/71.

On 21 November 1671 John Proper of Sittengbourne Parish signs a Power of Attorney appointing Mr. John Gregory to acknowledge his deed for 600 acres to Henry Thackery. The document is witnessed by John Gregory, Jr. This document was recorded on 18 April 1672. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 4, page 526]

Note: This proves that John Gregory, Sr., was still alive on 21 November 1671

On 4 October 1672 Edmund Pagett deeded 100 acres to John Grigory in Old Rappahannock Co., VA on John Weirs' Creek (aka Mill Creek). This land was adjacent to Thomas Thomlin and McGuffee. The witnesses were Thomas Robarts and Francis Brown. This deed was recorded on 6 November 1672. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 5, page 67]

Note: There is some question whether this John Gregory is the same person as John Gregory, Sr., as this land is not connected with Hoskins Creek or Piscataway Creek and there is a suggestion from a 1683 deed involving a John Gregory, deceased, and his minor child, John Gregory, that there may have been two sets of John Gregory father and sons in Rappahannock Co., VA in the 1670s

(On 30 August 1676, Neale Peterson and Eleanor, his wife, deeded this 200 acres to James Fullerton. The deed says that it lies on the lands of John Grigory and James Fullerton on the North Side of Piscataway Pocoson. The witnesses were Henry Awbrey and Thomas Gouldman. This deed was recorded on 25 July 1677. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 6, page 10]

On 18 December 1677 John Grigory (sic) wrote his Will in Old Rappahannock Co., VA. It was proved on 4 September 1678. More details on this Will are given below. [Old Rappahannock Co., VA, Will Book, 167_-16__, Part __, page

The children of John Gregory, Sr., who are definitely documented to have existed were John Gregory, Jr., Mary Gregory, the subject of this article, Elizabeth Gregory, Ann Gregory and Richard Gregory. There could have been more. Perhaps a sister, Katherine who married a Mr. Armstrong. Perhaps there were others who married neighbors such as Gaines (Games), Gatewood, Baughan, Hoult (Holt), Fullerton or Johnson.

On 26 February 1673/74 John Gregory and Elizabeth, his wife, acknowledged a deed of unknown acreage to Edmond Pagett in Old Rappahannock Co., VA. The witnesses were Theophilus Wheale and Mary Whitechurch. The Acknowledgment was recorded on 15 June 1674. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 5, page 295] Both John and Elizabeth Gregory gave a Power of Attorney to Thomas Gouldman in connection with this Acknowledgment, John's dated 26 May 1674 and Elizabeth's dated 6 May 1674. The combined witnesses to the Powers of Attorney were William Jewel, John Eastin, Elizabeth Browne and John Robert. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 5, page 295 or 296).

Note:On 10 October 1700 an Elizabeth Gregory of Essex Co., VA for love and affection gave a gift deed of a cow and a calf to her grandson, Benjamin Acres, son of John Acres. The witness was Capt. Samuel Coates. Recorded 20 October 1700. [Essex Co., VA Deed Book 10, page 59] She definitely was a widow and old enough to be a grandmother. It is unclear whether this Elizabeth Gregory is the same person as the Elizabeth Gregory, wife of John Gregory, mentioned in the above 1673/74 Deed.

On 20 Oct. 1684 John Gregory patented 1200 acres in Old Rappahannock Co., VA, 600 acres formerly assigned by William Johnson "to the said Gregory," the entire 1200 acres "formerly granted to the said John Gregory by pattent bearing date the two & twentieth of October one thousand & Six hundred sixtie three." [Patent Book 7, Page 414]

Note: This patent creates a lot of confusion. The wording of the patent indicates that the 1684 patentee was the same person as the 1663 patentee. That would mean that the patentee was John Gregory, Sr. But, as pointed out above, John Gregory, Sr., was deceased by 9 Dec. 1676. So how could he be receiving a land patent 8 years after his death? One possible explanation is that there was some mistake in entering the 1663 land patent and to correct the records they correctly entered the land patent in 1684 so as to have recorded documents that established the chain of title to the land. Another possible, but unlikely, explanation is that there were three generations of John Gregories, the elder still living in 1684 and the other two being deceased before 1684.

Note: On 18 December 1677 John Grigory (sic) wrote his Will in Old Rappahannock Co., VA. It was proved on 4 September 1678. More details on this Will are given below. [Old Rappahannock Co., VA, Will Book 2, page 106].

Note this when John Gregory land chance from family to Johnson family

1684 Rapp, Ess.Co: LAKE, Wm. m wid/o Thos.Harper. 14 Feb 1679/80 Rapp.Co: Wm.Stone of Gloucester Co purchased 250 a. from RICHARD GREGORY in Farnham Parish; deed recorded at the same time as the Bedwell deed, Farnham Par, Rapp.Co. Original deed destroyed and undated copy recorded by witnesses. (ref: Rapp.Co Deeds 1676-82, V I p 105).

One 20 Oct. 1684 John Gregory patented 1200 acres in Old Rappahannock Co., VA, 600 acres formerly assigned by William Johnson "to the said Gregory," the entire 1200 acres "formerly granted to the said John Gregory by pattent bearing date the two & twentieth of October one thousand & Six hundred sixtie three." [Patent Book 7, Page 414] Note: This is patent creates a lot of confusion. The wording of the patent indicated that the 1684 patentee was the same person as the 1663 patentee. That would mean that the patentee was John Gregory, Sr. But, as pointed out above, John Gregory, Sr., was deceased by 9 Dec. 1676. So how could he be receiving a land patent 8 years after his death? One possible explanation is that there was some mistake in entering the 1663 land patent and to correct the records they correctly entered the land patent in 1684 so as to have recorded documents that established the chain of title to the land. Another possible, but unlikely explanation is that there were three generations of John Gregories, the elder still living in 1684 and the other two being deceased in 1684

16 Oct 1685 r 6 Jun 1699 K&QCo: Mr. George Clough, 620 a. K&QCo formerly New Kent, formerly granted to John Robinson 22 Sep 1682 and joined with other land in a pat of 1252 a. and by him deserted, "and since granted to MR. RICHARD GREGORY by order of the General Court dated 16 Oct 1685, but never by him patented", since granted to sd Geo.Clough 24 Oct 1698. Adjoins the upper side of John Bland's plantation, Capt. Lane's mill path, Thos.North and the Mirey meadow. Due for transp 13 persons.

1692 Essex Co: Power of Attorney: "I Robert Beverley of K&Q Co, Yeoman, do hereby constitute and appoint my Loveing friend MR. RICHARD GREGORY of the sd Co to take an acknowledgem't of a deed for 220 a. of land lying in Rappa.Co now called Essex made by Mr. Hugh Owen and 20 a. of lands lying in Rapp.Co now called Essex made by Mr. Hugh Owen to me, and what my sd atty shall lawfully act and do by vertue hereof, I do hereby ratifie and confirm as good and effectual as I myself were personally present, In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand this 8 Aug an'o Dom: 1692. R. Beverley; Test Joshua Story, John Halford. Vere Recordat' Test. F. Meriwether, Cl.Cur"./ (Ess.Co VA Records, Clerk's Office, Tappahannock VA, Court Order Bk 1 p 38).

1693 K&Q: Extract from K&QCo records: Justices 1693: Wm.Wyatt, Roger Mallory, Richard Johnson, Wm.Leigh, Joshua Story, RICHARD GREGORY.

25 Oct 1695 K&Q Co: Edward Guthry, 753 a. K&Q Co at mouth of Mattapony river adj main swamp of Popettico Cr, the Ferry Road, land of MR. RICHARD GREGORY. the sd RICHARD GREGORY's creek, "thence down and along the rivers of Mattopony and Yorke the severall courses to the mouth of Pepettciscoe Cr inc all marsh". 300 a. thereof formerly granted Richd.Major 17 Jan 1649 and 300 a. thereof granted Edward Simpson 4 Dec 1654. 84 a. another pt thereof granted sd Edward Simpson 24 Apr 1669, 69 a. being overplus. Due for importing 2 persons. 1699 K&Q Co: Civil Officers: Great Britain Public Record Office, London, Colonial Office 5 Vol 1310. Lists of Colonial Justices of the Peace & Sheriffs for Different Co's in VA, 8 Jun 1699 submitted to the Board of Trade & Plantations by Gov. Francis Nicholason. Includes K&Q 25 Feb 1699: Wm.Les Howell, Robert Beverley Clk Court, Henry Fox, Thomas Paulin, John Waller Sheriff, Richard Anderson.

"John Gregory of Old Rappahannock County, Virginia" by D. C. Beaham

The Genealogist" states John Gregory gent. Son of Roger Esq was buried jan 20 1643/4 found in Church of England, Parish church of Barnby-upom-Don[Yorkshire], FHL film # 1565411. Since Roger Gregory b 1595/6 d aft 1616 is not idenfified with the title Esquire, this burial is almost certainly for a son or Rogert Gregory, Esq 1571-after 1644. Therefore John Gregory d 1676 of Old Rappahammock County, Va., is clearly not a son of Roger Gregory, Esq and Margaret Thornton.

Children of John Gregory and Elizabeth Bishopp

1 John Gregory, born Abt 1655. 2 Richard Gregory b: 1658 in , Carolina, Virginia died Abt. 1747 in Essex Co., VA. married Katherine Armstrong b: Abt 1656 in , , Virginia

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Richard daughter Sarah m'd John Meador in 1745.

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3 Ann b abt 1660 m'd Thomas Edmondson 4 Mary Gregory, born 1665 in Caroline Co., VA; died 1747 in Orange Co., VA; married James Taylor August 12, 1682 in Caroline Co., VA.

6 Elizabeth Gregory, born c1667. married Thomas Wheeler b: 1646

Bishopp family

Richard and Elizabeth parents were Cyprian Bishopp and Mary Davies

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I was send this and it came out of this book "WILLS OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY,VIRGINIA, 1656-1693�

21 April 1676; 6 June 1677

Bishop, Robert , of the County of Rappahannock & Parish of Franham

To John Gregory JR, the land I brought of Mr. Henry Awbrey to him and his heirs forever likewise all my personal estate. Executor John Gregory ,JR,

Wit.,Tho:Wheeler, age 30 years of thereabouts, John Garner, age 25 years or thereabouts, John X Burnett

Later 24th of May 1676 he gave his Executor power and command in demand and receive two hundred and thirty five pounds of good tobacco of John Jones my brother-in-law which is to b paid by October 10,1676 and the sd John Gregory is to produce an heifer with sd toba for the use of John Jones JR. with the increase of the sd, heifer until the sd John Jones comes of age and likewise I give John Grigory JR order to receive one heifer which is at Capt John Grigory�s pen marked with a cropp and a slitt in the left eare one year old of a red colour with her increase male and female when the said John Jones shall come of age and likewise one sow when the sd John Jones shall come of age and the sd John Grigory to keep the sd two helifers with their increase until the sd John Jones shall come of age and then deliver them with their increase.

Wit Tho:Wheeler, Richard Gregory. Page 206

John Jones family is puzzle. Robert Bishop said he was husband of his sister. So I went a hunting and below is what I found On 16 April 1666 John Grigory "of Hoskins Creek in the County of Rappahannock, Planter, out of and for the Love and affection I have for Thomas Edmundson of the same County, Planter, my son-in-law" deeded 8 head of cattle to Thomas Edmundson. Witnesses were Joane Owin and Susannah Meader. This deed was recorded on 12 Feb. 1667/68. [(Old) Rappahannock Co., VA Deed Book 3, page 70

I was send a copy of John Gregory JR's will from the book "Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia 1656-1692�

Page 104

18 December, 1677; 4 September,1678

Grigory, John

In the Name of GOD Amen. I John Grigory being very Sick and Weak in body in perfect mind and memory Doe make this my last Will & Tesamt: First I give my Soule to God that gave it me a Sure and Certaine hope that after this life Ended, that at the last day my Soule & Body shall be Untied together, & my body to the Earth to be buried in a Terestiall Buriall as my Friends shall think Fitt & as for my worldly Goods. I bestow as followed. Item I give unto my Sister Mary Grigory foure hundred and Eighty acreas of Land being a Tract of land former brought by Robert Bishop of Mr. Henry Awbrey to her and heires forever but if my Said Sister Die with out Issue lawfully begotten of her, that then the said land to Returne to the nearest of Blood, Alsoe one pied Cow Calfe the said Cow shall being to be delivered to Katherine Armstrong to her and heires for Ever. Item I give to my Sister Elizabeth one Red Cow with all her increase to her and heires for Ever Alsoe. I doe Appoint my Brother Richard Grigory my whole and Sole Execr of this my Will to See it performed as WITNESS my hand this 18th dor Decembr: 1677

John Grigory

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James Fugit

This marriage of some the Virginia Grigory/Gregory family members.

�INDEX TO MARRIAGES OF OLD RAPPAHANNOCK AND ESSEX COUNTIES, VIRGINIA 1655 -1900� by Eva Eubank Wilkerson

1677 Grigory, Elizabeth : Sister of John, married Thomas Wheeler

1745 Grigory, Elizabeth : Daughter of Richard, married Thomas Moore

1726 Grigory, John ; Married Jane Kidd

1702 Grigory, Katherine: widow of Richard, married Thomas Snead

1745 Grigory, Sarah: daughter of Richard married John Meador

Jones

In John Gregory JR will he mention a Katherine Armstrong. So who is Katherine Armstrong? I found a Katherine Armstrong who in the Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia page 10.Book: D 11, Page: 249

1700, ARMSTRONG, KATHERINE Married James Jones. Is this our Katherine Armstrong? This Katherine is the daughter of Robert Armstrong.

I found this about a John Jones

Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia page 23, Book: O 1,Page: 209

1694, BLAISE,JAMES Married Millicent, Executrix of John Jones. Is this our John Jones and Millicent the siter of Robert Bishop.

I found this Jones marriage. Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia page 33, Book: W 2,Page: 74

1677,BROCHE,JOHN Married Mary, daughter of Rice Jones

The reason why I post this is

Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties, Virginia page 33 Book: O 1,Page: 156

1692,BROACHE, JOHN Married Mary, sister of John Jones. Is this the same John Jones mention in Robert Bishop will and who married his sister.

Here is link to a webpage that you might find interesting.

Capt. John Gregory

Capt John Gregory born: 1623 in Stockwith, England died: 1676 Rappahannock County, Virginia Officer in the Colonial Militia. Emigrated to Virginia prior to 1656; settled on the north side of the James River in Charles County. 20 February 1663 had a grant of 600 acres in Rappahannock County. Vestryman in 1665.

John Gregory wife was Elizabeth Bishop da of John Bishop b Abt 1600 in London, England d 21 April 1676 in Rappahannock County, Virginia. Immigrated in 1638 to James City, Virginia and Mary Elizabeth Bishop maiden name unknown.

They were said to have more children:

1. John Bishop (m. Mary Lawrence-Rose)

2. Mary Bishop (m. Sylvanus Stokes)

3. Elizabeth Bishop

4. Edward Bishop

If this true how is John Bishop related to Cyprian Bishop the father of Robert Bishop.

John Gregory parents were:

Roger Gregory, born Abt. 1598 in Stockwith, England; died in England. He was the son of Robert Gregory born Abt. 1549 in Stockwith, Lincolnshire, England; died in England He married Isabel Brocksleyborn Abt. 1560 in Glentworth, Lincolnshire, England; died in England. He married Margaret Thornton 1610 in England. Margaret Thornton, born 1585 in Thornton, England. She was the daughter of Christopher Thornton and Mary Lake. Mary Lake father was William Lake (bc 1500 Gainesborough, Eng.),

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Child of Roger Gregory and Margaret Thornton is:

1 John Gregory, born 1623 in Langton, England; died 1676 in VA; married Elizabeth Bishop 1655.

Robert Gregory (bc 550, Stockwith, Eng.), father of Roger Gregory & Margaret Thornton. Robert's Wife Isabel Brocksley (bc 1560 Glenworth, Lincolnshire Eng.), father Robert Brocksley,

This all I know about the Gregory family.

Some early Virginia residents by the name of GREGORY

records of M. Guyette Wardlaw, 181 W. Middleton, Henderson NV 89015 [Note: The original spelling has been retained.]

ref: VA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS, Beverley Fleet THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS 1607-1660, Peter Wilson Coldham INDEX TO MG's OLD RAPPAHANNOCK & ESSEX CO's VA, Eva Eubank Wilkerson

1624: RICHARD GREGORY, living at Flourdieu Hundred.

24 Jan 1625: Musters of Inhabitants of James City VA, ages shown after name followed by ship & date of arrival: RICHARD GREGORY, 40, by 'Temperance' 1620...

Dec 1627: Probate of will of Wm.Saker of Lambeth, Surrey, whose servant THOMAS GREGORY and goods were in VA.

1633/1646 York Co: Tm.Todd by his atty Jos.Croshaw confesses judgmt to Samuel SNEAD for 300 lb tobacco.

27 Jul 1635: Persons to be transported from London to VA by the 'Primrose' of London, Mr. Douglass, by certificate from the Minister of Gravesend: BENJAMIN GREGORIE, 24...

7 Aug 1635: Persons to be transported from London to VA by the 'Globe' of London, Mr. Jeremy Blackman, after examination by the Minister of Gravesend: THOMAS GREGORIE, 15...

24 Oct 1635: Persons embarked on the 'Abraham' of London, Mr. John Barker, bound from London to VA: ALEXANDER GREGORIE, 24...

26 Nov 1635: GEORGE GREGORY came to VA (ref: AMERICAN CLAN GREGOR, Wash.DC 1909) 30 Jul 1636 York Co VA:: "In nomine domine Amen: I, Adam Lynsey, being sick in body but perfect in mind and memory praysed be god to make and ordaine this my last will and testament in manner and form following; Imprs: I give and bequeath my soule to God my Maker and Redeemer and my body to the earth and as concerning my worldly estate as followeth: I give and bequeath to Ann wife of John Jackson 200 lbs tobacco; to Christian Owin of Perquoson 400 lbs of tobacco and what remaineth of my estate I bequeath unto my good friend Edward Mollson whom I make and ordaine my Exec to see this my will performed and my legacyes payd. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 30 Jul 1636. s/mark of Adam Lynsay. Sealed signed and delivered in the presence of Wm.Hockaday, ALLEXANDER GREGORY.

9 Jul 1640: Decision of VA General Court: "Whereas Hugh Gwynn hath by order from this court brought back from Maryland 3 servants formerly run away from the sd Gwynn, the Court doth therefore order that sd 3 servants shall receive punishment of whipping and to have 30 stripes apiece; 1 called Victor a Dutchman, the other a Scotchman called JAMES GREGORY, shall first serve out their time with their master according to their indentures & 1 whole year apiece after the time of their service is expired under their sd indentures, in recompense of his loss sustained by their absence, and after that service to their sd master is expired to serve the colony 3 whole years apiece; and that the third, being a negro named John Punch, shall serve his master or his assigns for the time of his natural life here or elsewhere. (ref: American Clan Gregor, Wash.DC 1909)

5 Feb 1641 James City VA: THOMAS GREGORY & Thomas Lucas, planters, of 100 a. and of all 'ye housing ediffices and buildings, with appurtenances thereunto belonging, joining upon the palisades' etc., James Cittie: assigned 19 Aug 1641 to Thomas Heath. (ref: Clan Gregor, Wash.DC 1909)

1647 York Co: Dif between John Broch pltf and Martin Westerlinke atty of ALEXANDER GREGORY deft ref to a jury which found for the pltf. That the deft 'return a watch and diamond like stone at the return of shipping 1647' or make satisfaction out of GREGORY's estate.

28 Feb 1652/3 r 6 Apr 1653 Lancaster Co: Richard Coleman patent, 320 a. N side Rapp.River near land of Wm.Newsome & land now in poss of Rice Jones; pat issued by Sir Wm.Berkeley. Coleman assigns right to Robt.Mascall wit by Thos.Roots, Rice Jones. Mascall assigns his right to Rice Jones. Wit: Edwin Conway, John Walker. Rice Jones assigns 28 Feb 1652/3 his right in the land to Howell Powell & Geo.Harris, Wit: Edwin Conway, John Walker. 28 Feb 1652-3 Howell Powell ass his right to CHARLES SNEADE, Wit: Geo.Beach. Feb 1652: Probate of will of WILLIAM GREGORY of Nottingham whose brother HENRY GREGORY was in New England.

23 Mar 1652 York Co: Deed of Gift; for "the natural affection which I bear towards Susan Renolds my dau now wife unto Thos.Reynolds of Queens Creek" gives to Thos.Reynolds 45 a. W. side "of the Plantation where I now dwell". s/SAMUEL SNEAD, Wit: Henry Collett, John Draper, Wm.Bashly, Thos.Ballard Cl Cur. 6 Dec 1652 Gloucester Co VA: grant of 500 a. on Mobjack Bay, Glouc.Co, to JOSEPH GREGORY for transportation of 10 persons into the colony. ANTHONY GREGORY, son of JOSEPH, grant 30 Apr 1688, for the same 500 a. granted to his father; on 6 Oct 1696 he rec'd a grant for an additional 70 a. in Kingston Par. Glouc.Co; ANTHONY GREGORY was a public officer in Glouc.Co in 1698 and a signer of a petition to Gov. Nicholson in 1705. (ref: American Clan Gregor, Wash.DC 1909)

1653 Lanc.Co: Richard Coleman "hath ordered a Caveat for an Admin. of his bro-in-law Robert Mascall's estate".

1653 Lower Norfolk Co VA: Cert. for 650 a. to Simond Cornix for transp. Jane Cornix, Wm.Patience, Martha Cornix, Geo.Lawson, Wm.Cornix, Plummer Bray, Thos.Cornix, John Jennings, Jane Simons, John Sealey, John Turner, John Brock, THOMAS GREGORY.

27 Sep 1653 Lanc.Co: Robt.Mascall will: to Wm.Newsom and John 'Pine' a bill of 3000 lb tobo; calf to Robt.Newsom son of Wm.Newsom; to Epaphroditus Lawson a bill of Richd.Jones of 2300 lb tobo. Calf to Mary Tomson; to Robt.Tomson my best gray suit; to Richd.Coleman 180 lb tobo due from Jas.Butt; also 5 shil. to Coleman; refers to 150 lb tobo due from Charles SNEAD and 100 lb due from Domonic Theriatt; to Thos.Hanks 1 cow. s/Robert x Mascall. Wit: Thos.Hank, Robt.Parr; Will Gooch, Comr of Yorke Co.

25 Feb 1653 Charles City Co: Firdinando Austin, 1200 a. Ch.C.Co, N. side James River, E. side Queens Cr., E.. on Moses Run, S on Mr. Horsemandine and Mr. Hamblin, trans. of 24 persons inc: THOMAS GREGORY, JAMES GREGORY... 9 Dec 1653 r 30 Nov 1659 Lanc.Co: Geo.Harris of Rapp. assigned int in land "specified in this patent" to Charles SNEAD. Wit: Howell Powell. 21 Oct 1654 Charles SNEADE assigns int in above land to John Paine of Rapp dated 21 Oct 1654 r 1 Dec 1659. Wit: Humphrey Booth.

1657 Charles City Co: Warham Horsemanden (in VA 1657), Ch.C.Co, ret'd to England and was of Lenham, Kent, and Purleigh, Essex; son of Rev. Daniel Horsmanden, Rector of Ulcombe, Kent, and his wife Ursula, dau/o Sir Warham St. Leger, of Ulcombe. (VM XV, 181-2) BYRD, William [1652/1704 d "Westover" Ch.C.Co VA s/John, goldsmith of London and Grace (STEGG) d/Thomas & Elizabeth (STEGG) Sr.] md Mary HORSMANDEN d/Warham and Susan.

1653 Lower Norfolk Co:: Certificate for 650 acres to Simond Cornix for transporting Jane Cornix, Wm.Patience, Martha Cornix, Geo.Lawson, Wm.Cornix, Plummer Bray, Thos.Cornix, John Jennings, Jane Simons, John Sealey, THOMAS GREGORY, John Turner, John Brocke,

24 Oct 1653 Lancaster Co: JOHN GREGORY to pay levy on 3 tytheables to Mr. James Bagnall.

14 Aug 1654 Lancaster Co: JOHN GREGORY mentioned as `from the upper parish of Nansemond Co'; it is believed that this JOHN GREGORY was pastor of Upper Parish, Nansemond Co. 1680. (ref: Clan Gregory, Wash.DC 1909)

14 Aug 1654 Lancaster Co: Wm.Johnson assigns JOHN GREGORY all interest `in this pattente' does not give other detail. Wit: Richard Loes, Thos.Greefeth.

21 Oct 1654 Lanc.Co: Charles SNEAD assigns int in 400 a. to John Paine of Rapp. Wit: Hum.Booth. ELIZABETH SNEADE wife of Charles SNEADE gives consent 15 Apr 1658 r 1 Dec 1659. Wit: John Proper, Francis Adkins.

24 Jan 1655: Thomas Smith, aged 24, deposes that on 4 Nov 1654 John Duce and Richard Vines of London, Master & Master's mate respectively of the `Swan' signed an undertaking to Philip Stretehaye and Charles Pleydell of London, mchts, to deliver sound and well condition negroes to Richard Howell, JOHN GREGORY and Wm.Thomas, residents of Barbadoes.

1655 Ch.C.Co: 600 acres of land appe'th to be due to CHARLES GREGORY per indentures produced and proved for importation of Rich.Gummie, Wm.Morley, Herbert Margerom, John Huson, Geo.Marler, Jo.Eells, Wm.Holliman, Robt.Brier, David Robts, Katherine Hockwell, Mary Hull, Mrs. Fuller.

1655 Ch.C.Co: CHARLES GREGORY confesses judgm't to Sam.Smith for 726 lb tobo and cask to be pd him or his assgs within 6 days with costs als exec. 5 Feb 1655 Ch.C.Co: Bills and other papers sent from Mr. Langworth of London, mariner, to be del'd to Mr. John Barker of Flower de hundred as foll...CHARLES GREGORY bill for 40 lb tobo.

1655: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonyes produced to 4450 a. of land for the right and charge of the transp of these persons assigned unto him ficzt:...FRANCIS GREGORY...

1655 Ch.C.Co: By consent of John Arrow servant to THOMAS GREGORY it is ordered that the sd Arrow shall serve half a year after expira'con of his time by Indenture in consid. and recompence of damages and lost time wherein he absent4ed himself without licence and pay costs hereof.

1655 Ch.C.Co: Comicon of adm'acon cum testamento annexo is granted to JANE GREGORY widd of the estate of her late husband THOMAS GREGORY dec'd, she giving caution as is accustomed.

31 Oct 1655 Westmoreland Co: Power of Atty: Howell Pryse to my loveing friend Richard Mosby to collect accts due from Maj. John Hallowes, Capt. Alexander Baynham and John Walton. Wit: Robt.Nicholson his mark, CHARLES GREGORY.

6 Jun 1655 Lancaster Co: Order that JOHN GREGORY and John Sherlock view the housing built by John Edgecomb for Capt. Moore Fauntleroy and report.

7 Dec 1655: JOHN GREGORY to pay levy on 3 tytheables to Mr. Bagnall. Also to be pd 150 lb tobo from the levy for a wolf's head.

Apr 1656: Probate of will of Susanna FARLEY widow of St. Stephen, Coleman St., London, whose dau SUSANNA was wife of CHARLES GREGORY of VA.

1655/58 Ch.C.Co: Memorand: It is testified and manifested in court that Joseph Parsons did in his life time give and appoint to and for the use of THOMAS GREGORY the son of THOMAS GREGORY dec'd and his heires forever 1 roane mare of 2 1/2 yeares old or thereabouts now going and pastureing in Weynoke, which he had of Mr. Stephen Hamelin.

15 Sep 1655 Ch.C.Co: Bond, 3000 lb tobo: that Anthony Allen "do persecute what he alledged to this Court agst CHARLES GREGORY concerning one of the orphans of Richard Bagley/Bayley at the next Com.Co'rt. s/the mark A of Anthony Allen. Wit: Charles Power, James Blamore.

1656 Ch.C.Co: Deposition of John Stith examined and sworne saith that when he passed by the planta'con of THOMAS GREGORY dec'd he often saw Wm.Fisher at work in the field with the sd GREGORY's people and that the Dept. took him to be a sharer in the crop.

20 Jan 1657 Northumberland Co: Mr. Sam.Robertson of N.Co set forth 300 a. in sd Co, St. Stephens Par. on Great Wiccomocoe R. of 850 a. patent to Thos.Saffeild 3 Sep 1651 & renewed 1 Jun 1654 escheats. Saffeild assigned to Hugh Fouck and JAMES MAGRIGOR 20 Jan 1657 who sold to John Watts 21 Mar 1658. Emanuel Avery, atty for Watts, sold John Wood 350 a. in 1662 & granted Wood 4 Mar 1662. 200 a. part thereof conveyed by Wood to Eleanor Wood his wife alias Eleanor Cole, her heirs & assins 11 Jun 1681. She died leaving no heirs nor disposing by will. Wrnt to Robinson 28 Mar 1716; surv by Mr. John Coppedge. Grant to Robinson for 321 a. in bounds of 300 a. adj Capt. Edward Sanders, Cr formerly called St. Stephens Cr., N side Col. Cooper's point, Wornums Cr formerly St. Johns Cr., Saffeilds line. 9 May 1716.

1658 Ch.C.Co: CHARLES GREGORY ordered to pay John Sterage 290 lb tobo due by bill.

7 Nov 1659: SARAH GRIGORY of Worcester, spinster, bound to Thos.Liston, planter, to serve 4 yrs.

1659 Ch.C.Co: It is ordered that the guardian of Wm.Fisher shall at the next court pay and satisfie to Joseph Parsons 810 lbs good merchantable tobo and cask, provided it shall not appere at the next Court that the sd Fisher by his performances in the crop of THOMAS GREGORY dec'd hath deserved a share of the sd crop.

17 Feb 1660: FRANCIS GREGORY bound to Henry Hosier, soap boiler, to serve 4 yrs...

24 Dec 1660: JOHN GREGORY & Roger Delke, lease with John Burgess, SUSANNA GREGORY, witness. 23 Aug 1661 deed to ALICE GREGORY wife of JOHN GREGORY and widow of Roger Delke, Gent. (ref: Clan Gregor, Wash.DC 1909)

27 Nov 1661 Ch.C.Co: Mortgage: CHARLES GREGORY binds to Thos.Covington a servant named Richard Rosen/Reason to secure Covington, he being security to Moris Rose for GREGORY, for 2300 lb tobo to be pd within 1 yr. sCHARLES GREGORY. Wit: Edd x Richards, Moris x Rose. Confirmed in Court 3 Feb 1661/2 r 24 Feb 1661/2.

1661 Ch.C.Co: Edmond Shipdham by his atty Ellias Osborne conf judgt to CHARLES GREGORY for 992 lb tobo.

4 Mar 1661-2 r 24 Apr 1663 Ch.C.Co: Deed: Thos.Busby planter of Surry Co sells to Wm.Rollinson "one Indian Boy about the age of 5 yrs". s/Thos.Busby. Wit: John Gitting, Mathew Hoggson. Wm.Rollinson assigns interest in above to Francis Radford. s/Willi Rollinson. Wit: Walter Holdsworth, CHARLES GREGORY. 1661/2 Ch.C.Co: Order that CHARLES GREGORY pay Sam.Smith 150 lb tobo due on acct.

6 Jul 1662 r 12 Dec 1664 Ch.C.Co: Know all men that I, John Stith, do release all claymes of a mare and her increase recorded by Stephen Hamelin for the use of THOMAS GREGORY sonne of THOMAS GREGORY dec'd...In witness hereof I have sett my hand to these presents 6 Jul 1662. s/John Stith. Wit: James x Hardway, S. Hamelin.

1662 Ch.C.Co: Jury Thos. Marston plt & John Griffith deft: Mr. Wm.Bird, Mr. Richard Baker, Mr. Wm.Hunt, Mr. Chr.Woodward, Mr. Walter Brookes, Mr. Rice Hoe, Mr. Fr.Redford, Mr. Silvanus Stokes, Mr. Wm.Peibils, MR. CHARLES GREGORY, Mr. Robt.Jones, Mr. John Hodges. Verdict: Wee find deft 100 tobo damage agst the plt, Judgt to Griffith agst Marston 100 lb tobo upon verdict. rec 7 Feb seq'r. 1663 Ch.C.Co: Richard the orphan of Richard Bagley (or Bayley) dec'd bound to CHARLES GREGORY for 11 yrs to be taught to read, GREGORY's trade, etc. 15 Feb 1663: Peter Gill & Henry White, 1000 a. Ch.C.Co, S side Chickehominy maine SW, beg. at upper Westover path by a great branch running down the same &c. to upper side of land of Thos.Spencer & Hickman &c...trans. of 20 persons inc...THOMAS GREGORY...

16 Feb 1663/4 Ch.C.Co: Deed: 1 Dec 1663, Mark Avery of Martins Brandon, planter, sells John Patem of Martins Brandon, mcht, 10 a. E. side sd Patem's land and 50 a. W. side toward house now inhabited by Avery, land pt of a pat granted Geo.Burcher by Sir John Harvey 22 Aug 1637. s/Mark x Avery. Wit: Thos.Reynolds, CHARLES GREGORY. R 16 fEB 1663/4.

2 Jun 1663: "To all to whom these presents shall come, Greetings...whereas now know ye that I, the sd Sir William Berkeley, Knight, Governor of VA, give and grant unto Thomas Meador 320 a. land situated on the S side of Hoskins Cr towards the head thereof in the Co of Rappahannock, and extendeth itself from a marked red oak standing in a small neck by the main run side of the creek aforesaid and nigh unto the plantation of John Gillet, thence by the sd run side 32 poles unto a marked oak on the westermost point of sd neck, thence along the northermost side of a Beaver Dam until you meet with a line of marked trees that leadeth unto a poplar by the edge of the sd Dam 48 poles, thence with the sd line South by West 272 poles to a marked pine on fallowing ground, thence E by S 125 poles to a white oak on the brow of a hill, thence E NE 28 poles to meet with the Westermost line of marked trees belonging to JOHN GREGORY, which divides this land and the land of the sd GREGORY, thence NE down to Hoskins Creek aforesd and finally parallel with the sd Creek 1818 poles unto the marked Red Oak first above mentioned. The sd land being due unto the sd Meader for transportation of 7 persons to this colony. To have and to hold...etc...dated 2 Jun 1663 (ref: Cavaliers & Pioneers, Abstracts VA Land Patents & Grants, Nell Marion Nugent, Bk 5 p 467-Thomas Meador).

19 Dec 1663 Ch.C.Co: Thos.Mudgett, 520 a. Ch.C.Co & part in Surry Co, W br of upper Chapokes Cr...trans of 5 person...THOMAS GREGORY, WILLIAM GREGORY... 1664 Ch.C.Co: Judgt to Wm.Dowling agst CHARLES GREGORY for 513 lb tobo and 10 bu corn due by bill.

1664 Ch.C.Co: CHARLES GREGORY confesses judgt to Mr. Stephen Hamelin atty of Richard Gressingham for 1200 lb tob.

1664/65 Ch.C.Co: Nonsuit to CHARLES GREGORY agt Andrew Frisoll.

12 Dec 1664 Ch.C.Co: Know all men that I, John Stith, do release all claymes of a mare and her increase recorded by Stephen Hamelin for the use of THOMAS GREGORY sonne of THOMAS GREGORY dec'd...In witness hereof I have sett my hand to these presents 6 Jul 1662. s/John Stith. Wit: James x Hardway, S. Hamelin.

1665 Ch.C.Co: CHARLES GREGORY fined 300 lb tobo for disobeying order that guardians and masters appear at Court with the orphans.

1664/65 Ch.C.Co: The complaint of Mrs. Grace Grey agt CHARLES GREGORY concerning Richard orphan of Richard Bagley dec'd to next Court; the sd orphan in the meane tyme committed to the trust and custody of Robt.Rous.

1664/65 Ch.C.Co: Receipts that Richd Smith guard/Mary Bagley orphan of Richard Bagley/Bayley dec'd and that CHARLES GREGORY guard/Richard orphan of Richard BagleyBayley have each rec'd 1500 lb tobo in full from Robert Cobgutt who md the relict.

20 Jun 1666 Northumberland Co: Richard Island, Deed of Gift; a cow to ESAU GREGORY. Wit: Thos.Ashley, Jos.Fielding.

1684 Rapp, Ess.Co: LAKE, Wm. m wid/o Thos.Harper.

14 Feb 1679/80 Rapp.Co: Wm.Stone of Gloucester Co purchased 250 a. from RICHARD GREGORY in Farnham Parish; deed recorded at the same time as the Bedwell deed, Farnham Par, Rapp.Co. Original deed destroyed and undated copy recorded by witnesses. (ref: Rapp.Co Deeds 1676-82, V I p 105).

1680 Nansemond Co VA: JOHN GREGORY, E.P.Baptist, settled upper Nansemond VA. RICHARD GREGORY, son of JOHN GREGORY of Broad River SC, settled Tuckaseeking GA 1759-1764, 1764 in Edisto SC, 7th Day Bapt. (ref: THE COLONIAL CLERGY OF VA, N & SC)

4 Jan 1681/2 Essex Co: Francis Taylor as marrying with Elizabeth SNEAD dau/Charles SNEAD dec'd, and Charles SNEAD son of sd Charles SNEAD both of Rapp.Co, planters, sell David Evins of same Co, planter, 225 a. N. side Rapp. pt of land given by Charles Snead dec'd to Thomas & William Snead 7 Apr 1671. Land adj Hawkins Snead. Both wives to relinq dower rights. s/Francis x Taylor, Charles x Snead. Wit: James Orchard, John x Richards, Edmond Craske Cl.Cur. David Evins assigned 8 Oct 1682 to Robt.Kin for 4000 lb tobo, Wit: Thos.New, Thos.Streshly.

1685: THOMAS GREGORY, a Rebel, convicted in England of high treason, was sent to the Colony of VA in 1685 and sold as a slave to Capt. John Parnell. (ref: AMERICAN CLAN GREGOR)

15 May 1691 VA: signature of THOMAS GREGORY (Bodley's Library, Oxford England, Rawlinson MS A 306, a book of secret service money from 20 Apr 1689 to Jun 1691 with autographs of receivers)

1693 K&Q: Extract from K&QCo records: Justices 1693: Wm.Wyatt, Roger Mallory, Richard Johnson, Wm.Leigh, Joshua Story, RICHARD GREGORY.

25 Oct 1695 K&Q Co: Edward Guthry, 753 a. K&Q Co at mouth of Mattapony river adj main swamp of Popettico Cr, the Ferry Road, land of MR. RICHARD GREGORY. the sd RICHARD GREGORY's creek, "thence down and along the rivers of Mattopony and Yorke the severall courses to the mouth of Pepettciscoe Cr inc all marsh". 300 a. thereof formerly granted Richd.Major 17 Jan 1649 and 300 a. thereof granted Edward Simpson 4 Dec 1654. 84 a. another pt thereof granted sd Edward Simpson 24 Apr 1669, 69 a. being overplus. Due for importing 2 persons. 1699 K&Q Co: Civil Officers: Great Britain Public Record Office, London, Colonial Office 5 Vol 1310. Lists of Colonial Justices of the Peace & Sheriffs for Different Co's in VA, 8 Jun 1699 submitted to the Board of Trade & Plantations by Gov. Francis Nicholason. Includes K&Q 25 Feb 1699: Wm.Leigh, Joshua Story, John Walker, Wm.Claybourne, Wm.Gough, RICHARD GREGORY, Willis Wilson, James Howell, Robert Beverley Clk Court, Henry Fox, Thomas Paulin, John Waller Sheriff, Richard Anderson.

1701/02 K&Q Co: Declaration, Great Britain Public Record Office, London: To his Most Sacred Majesty William the third by the Grace of God of England, Scotland, Ffrance and Ireland King Defender of the faith & c'a. The Humble Address of your Maj'ties Justices of the peace, High Sheriff Malitia Officers and other your Maj'ties Leigh people Inhabitants of the County of King and Queen VA. May it please your Majestie. Our remote distance not favering us so early as your Maj'ties Loyall Subjects of England and Several other your Kingdomes and Dominions yet now we heartily and sincerely beg leave to Congratulate your Maj'ties Safe return to England, with our hearty thanks to Almighty God for so great a blessing and wish there had been no other occatiuon for this present address but to have given your maj'tie the repreated assurances of our fidility and zeal for the Safety and Prosperity of your Sacred person and Governmn't. But the acco't we have received of the late strange proceedings of the ffrench King in unduly taking upon himself to set up the pretended prince of Wales for King of England, Scotland and Ireland, as it gives us a Just Indignation at the great injury and indignity offered to Your Maj'tie - so we think it our Duty upon this occation ti give your Maj't9e fresh assurances of our steady loyalty w'ch no such pretences or attempts shall ever alter. We are too sencible (Great S;'r) of our late danger of popery and arbitrary power, and of the great goodness of God in delivering us by advancing your Maj'tie to the throne, to be so unthankfull to God, and so ungratefull to our Deliverer to Court new dangers and do unanimously resolve to the utmost of our capacities and abilities to venter our lives and ffortunes in defence of your Maj'ties Just Right, to this your great Colony and Dominion and shall ever pray for your Maj'ties long life and Reign over us. s/...RICHARD GREGORY, Capt...James Taylor, Capt...

16 Dec 1700 Ch.City Co: Deed 1 Mar 1725 between Jones Stokes & wife Ann Stokes of Surry Co and Wm.Willcockes of Ch.C.Co. Land given to Jones Stokes by the will of Abraham Hamlin. Wit: James Williams, James Nowill, Dancy Standly. Land bounded by Abraham Hamlin. 2nd deed 1 Apr 1729 between Rabley Vaughan & Mary his wife of James City Co to Edward Cocke of Ch.C.Co; land was willed by Abraham Hamlin to his niece Mary Cocke the mother of sd Mary Vaughan. Wit: Benj.Willard, Richard Grinsell, SAMUEL GREGORY. 3rd deed d 2 Sep 1729 between Thos.Vaughan & Martha his wife, a dau of Mary Cocke who inherited the land in the will of her uncle Abraham Hamlin, and Edward Cocke. Wit: Benj.Willard, Thos.Epes, Sam.Harwood Jr. (ref: Ch.C.Co Deeds, Wills 1724/31 as pub in SOME WILLS FROM THE BURNED COUNTIES, Hopkins.)

17 Feb 1700/01 p 10 May 1701 Essex Co VA: RICHARD GRIGORY will, of Farnham Parish in Essex Co VA: to eldest son Richard - land; to dau Eliz'a Grigory land adj that of Robt.Halsey, etc. To son John Grigory 300 acres, being part of 1000 acres formerly patented by Thomas Gaines. To dau Sarah Grigory 700 acres lying upon the head of Matapony River adj land of Capt. James Taylor and Mr. Jonathan Fisher. To "my two sons in Law Thomas and William Borne" each 150 acres at upper end of land given daughter Sarah. Item I give to my son Richard Grigory a Table that is in King and Queen Co and my Caine my Pistolls and a Sword and a paire of Iron Doggs and one Feather bed and furniture. Son Richard to be of age at 18. Item I give to my son John Grigory another Table which is in King and Queene County and one Large Iron Pott which is in King and Queen and one Pott hookes and a Sword and Cubboard and that he be of age at Eighteene. To wife Katherine Grigory balance of personal estate. She sole Extrx. s/ RICHARD GRIGORY. Wit: Anne x Morton, John x Richards, Ja.Clerke. 8 Oct 1700 Ess.Co: James Jones of Sittenbourne Par, planter, & Katherine his wife sell Charles Brown of same Par for 2500 lb tobo "my pt of a tract or dividend of land left to my wife Katherine by her father Robt.Armstrong", being pt of 400 a. pat "for my father Armstrong" 26 Oct 1666 then assigned to "Nicho" Catlet 20 Feb 1672 and then sd Catlet by Power of Atty to Mr. Edmond Craske 17 Jun 1672 ack the land to sd Armstrong. Land in Rappahannock Co N side Piscataway Creek (does not show boundaries). s/James Jones, Katherine x Jones. Wit: Robt.Kay, John Ellits. Charles Brown 27 Mar 1704 Ess.Co assigns foregoing to Argoll Blaxton; ack 10 Jun 1704 by Charles Brown; wife Susana Brown relinq. dower rights.

1688 Rapp.,Ess.Co: BROWN, Charles m BERRY, Susannah. Bond 10 May 1701, L 300 Sterl: Katherine Grigory as Extrx of RICHARD GRIGORY. s/Katherine x Gregory, Thomas Edmondson, James Boughan. Wit: Francis Meriwether, Henry Goare.

10 Nov 1702 Ess.Co: RICHARD GREGORY Inv of Est taken by Court order 10 Nov 1702 covering 3 pages, total value L 85. 9.8. s/Wm.Johnson, Leonard Chamberlaine, John `Games'. Sworn before Robt.Coleman 29 Dec 1802. Note of 2 mares sold for 1000 lb tobo by THOS.SNEAD. Presented by THOMAS SNEAD & KATHERINE his wife 10 Jul 1703 & recorded. (VCA II, p 93)

14 Dec 1705 r 11 Feb 1705/6 Ess.Co: Deed: Thos.Meadors & Susanna Meadors dau of CORNELIUS REYNOLDS dec'd, sell John Taliaferro for 6 negroes, 300 a. in the Freshes of the Rapp.River granted Mr. Cornelius Reynolds 16 Apr 1683 and by him given to sd Susanna recorded 14 Jun 1683. Wit: John Battaile, James Coghill, Weldon Jefferson

10 May 1707 r 11 Jul 1707 K&QCo: Deed: Edward Eastham & Anne his now wife, of St.Stephens Par, K&QCo sell Wm.Croudus & Robt.Moody for 5600 lb tobo, 225 a. S.F.Par, Ess.Co being pt of 740 a. granted James TAYLOR dec'd and by his last will left his dau Ann TAYLOR now wife of sd Edward Eastham adj line of Henry Pendleton, John Burnett, John Waggoner. Wit: Ja.Alderson, Erasmus Allen, Wm.Thornton. Ack. Ess.Court by Edward & Anne Eastham 11 Jul 1707 and rec; memo of possession given wit: John `Games', Martin `Nall', Argol `Blackstone'.

287 Apr 1711: Land Patents by the Hon. Alexander Spotswood His Majestys Lt. Governor & Commander in Chief of this Dominion (Great Britain Public Record Office, London, Colonial Office 5. Vol 1318 p 467) ROGER GREGORY, new and old acres 300, No. of old acres 300, composition for Escheat Land 600 lb tobo.

12 Dec 1712 Essex Co: William Bourne as Guardian for JOHN GREGORY and SARAH GREGORY, orphans. L 100 Sterl. s/William Bourne, Erasmus x Allen, Wm. Grinall. Wit: Ja.Alderson, Wm.Covington Jr

12 Dec 1715 p 15 May 1716 South Farnham Parish Essex Co: RICHARD MEADOR will: to wife during life and then to eldest son Wm; younger son Richard land where Wm.BORNE now lives 1that is to say after sd William and Hester his wife decease the sd land being formerly in the possession of my Grandfather". If he dsp then to my youngest dau Addra. To my bro John Meador my pistoles and houlsters. Wife Exec; Wit: Erasmus Allen, Thomas x Duden. p by oath of Ann Meader widow, Exec therein named. [Following the word Grandfather is a word that may be either the surname White or the word white. It makes perfect sense either way. B.Fleet]

1677 Rapp.,Ess.Co: WHITE, Eliz. d/Richd m MEADOR, John

21 Apr 1718 p 19 Feb 1722-23 K&QCo: JOHN GAINES will, Planter: to son Thomas what his uncle William GREEN gave him by will; to son John and son William; to dau's Ann, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Margaret. (VCA II, 326)

1703 Rapp.,Ess.Co: GAMES, John m GREEN, Sarah d/Wm.

1721 K&Q Co: Col. James Taylor of K&Q Co to Joseph Robert of KWmCo, Lawyer, 30 Sterl., 300 a. land in Spots.Co pt of a pat granted Taylor 21 Jul 1721 in Spots.Co adj Robert Baylor and RICHARD GREGORY. Wit: John Scott, Benj.Cave, Zach.Taylor. (ref: VA CA Rec. p 100)

18 Feb 1722 P.Geo.Co: Christopher Roberson, 102 a. P.Geo.Co adj THOMAS GREGORY, WILLIAM GREGORY...(ref: Early VA Families Along the James River, Vol. 1)

19 Feb 1722(1723)/19 Mar 1722/23 Ess.Co: Argill Blaxton/Braxton Inv. made pursuant to order of 19 Feb 1722/23 produced by Millisent Blaxton. Total valuation 30.19.6. s/Millisent Blackston 19 Mar 1722/23. Wit: Thomas Moore, RICHD GREGORY, Peter Trumble.

29 Jan 1725/21 Jun 1726 Essex Co: RICHARD GRIGORY will, South Farnham Parish, Essex Co, being very sick and weak in body: Unto Betty MOORE 1 negro man named Sam. I give 340 acres of land Tho. Rich. Mary Sarah equally to be divide. 1 negor boy to John WARD son of Mary WARD and my pistols, holsters and sword to be delivered to his mother. Unto Thomas BONE my horse, bridle and sadle, 2 cows and yearlings and all my wearing cloase, 6 home hoggs, 3 barell of Indian corn. To William BONE 2 yearlings and a young -tear, 5 hoggs with my mark, 2 1/2 barl corn. Unto Mary WARD 172 pounds of tobacco which is in a hogshead in the tobb house and a qt tankard, 1 barl of Indian corn, 50 wt of -. To Thomas BONE 2 dishes, 3 plates, a couch, 1 pott, the biggest. To Thomas MOOR a chest. to Will BONE a case of drawers. The fodder to be divided amongst 3 broh. The remainder to be divided of the meat. Thomas MOOR my great frying pan, 1 dish, 2 plates and podinger. William BONE 1 iron pot, about 17 pound of feathers. To my sister 1 feather bed with the furniture belonging to it. To Tho. MOORE 1 candlestick, 1 frying pan, 5 chairs, 1 dozen of spoons, 1 paper box. To Wilm. BONE 4 juggs. To Thomas MOOR 1 pot of hoggs lard, 3 bushels of wheat. (no signature). Proved 17 Aug 1725 by Thomas Emerson who made oath that he saw RICHARD GREGORY declare the same to be his will. Proved 19 Aug 1725 by Mary WARD who made oath that she heard the same will read to him the said RICHARD severell times and that he acknowledged the same. Sworn to 21 Jun 1726 by Thomas MOOR, Admin with the will annexed. Bond 21 Jun 1726 of Thomas MOOR as Admin with the will annexed of RICHARD GREGORY. Unto Wm.Daingerfeild, Thomas Catlett, Thomas Waring and Robert Brooke, Gent., Justices, for 200. Sterl. Sec: Wm.Johnson, Martin Naul. s/Thomas Moor, William Johnson, Martin Naul Wit: W. Henry Terrett.

1743 Rapp.,Ess.Co: MOORE, Thos m GRIGORY, Eliz.,d/Richard.

1 Jul 1725 K&Q Co: James Taylor of Drysdale Par K&Q Co, Gent. to John Taliaferro of St.Geo.Par, Spots.Co, Gent., 5 shill. Sterl; 1,260 a. land which is the remaining pt of an order of Council granted to Francis & Anthony Thornton 2 May 1718 for 4000 a. and is inc within the bounds of a pat of 8500 a. granted James Taylor 21 Jul 1722 lying in St.Geo.Par, Spots.Co. Wit: W.Russell, Richard Bayley, Sam.Loyd.

1678 Rapp,Ess.Co: Francis Thornton m Alice Savage dau/Anthony.

1733 Spotsylvania Co VA: Mildred Willis, late Mildred GREGORY, now the wife of Henry Willis of Spots.Co, Indenture 5 Jan 1733 between sd Henry Willis of first part, sd Mildred of second part, and John Washington of Gloucester Co of third part, reciting a marriage to be speedily solemnized between sd Henry and sd Mildred in persuance of authority reserved by sd Indenture, etc; my son Lewis Willis, etc; my husband sd Henry Willis, etc.; my 3 daughters, Frances wife of Francis Thornton Jr; Mildred, and Elizabeth. Wit: Augustine Washington, John Taliaferro. dated 15 Dec 1739 recorded 6 May 1740. (VA CO REC p 150)

21 Aug 1743 Ess.Co: Deed: Thomas MOORE & Eliz. his wife of S.Farnham Par. sell James Jones for L 69., 100 a. S.side of a road from Piscataway Ferry to the upper church in S.F.Par. This land where Thomas MOORE & Elizabeth his wife formerly dwelt and left to the sd Elizabeth by her father RICHARD GRIGORY in his will dated "about" 17 Feb 1700/01...

1700 Rapp.,Ess.Co: JONES, James m ARMSTRONG, Katherine d/Robt.

1707 " ARMSTRONG, Robt. m HUMPHREYS, Eliz. wid/Jos.

1758 " ARMSTRONG, Ambrose m MEADOR, Rachel d/Thos.

1738 " JONES, Gabriel of Orange Co m EDMONDSON, Mary wid/John

1793 Ess.Co: James Jones, Esq., Sheriff.

1 Apr 1745 K&Q Co: Deed. Susanna Meador of S.Farnham Par, Ess.Co. sells John Chamberlain of same parish a tract of land on a swamp called King's Branch and running to a swamp called the Tanyard in S.Farnham Par. which land was devised in the will of RICHARD GREGORY the elder dec'd to his son RICHARD GREGORY and by his decease did descend to his 2 sisters ELIZABETH MOORE the wife of THOMAS MOORE dec'd, and SARAH MEADOR the wife of JOHN MEADOR dec'd, and by their decease is now descended to JOHN MOORE eldest son of ELIZABETH MOORE dec'd, and to the sd SUSANNA the only daughter of SARAH MEADOR dec'd. s/Susanna x Meador. Wit: Thomas Meador Jr., John Meador, John Allen Jr.

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Papers, Vol. 1, No. 3. (Jan., 1893), pp. 139-140.

SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY. Marriage License 1726-1744. ___________

By. W. G. Stanard.

The following is a list of the marriage licenses contained in the first volume of the records of Spotsylvania Co., Virginia. I have made, within brackets, additions identifying some of the persons named

1726, John Catlett and Mary Grayson; 1727, Benjamin Winslow and Susannah Beverley [daughter Robert B. of "New- lands," Spotsylvania]; George Home and Elizabeth Proctor; 1729, Moseley Battaly and Elizabeth Taliaferro; 1729, Francis Slaughter and Ann Lightfoot, (June 26th) John Chew and Margaret Beverley [daughter of Robt. B.]; 1729-30, March, Chichley Thacker and Hannah Clowder; 1730, June, Rodham Kenner and Judith Beverley [daughter of Robt. B.]; 1731, Thomas Hill and Elizabeth Gray, (August 3d) William Wood- ford and Elizabeth Cock, [Wm Woodford was the first sheriff of Caroline Co., 1728 and 1729, and father of Wm Woodford of the Revolution]; 1732-3, January 4th, Elliott Benger and Dorothea Brayne, [the sister of the wife of Governor Spotswood, and the "Miss Theky" of the Byrd Papers]; 1733, Larkin Chew and Mrs. Mary Beverley [daughter of Robert B.], Rice Curtis and Mrs. Ann Brock, Hancock Lee and Mary Willia; 1736, Francis Thornton and Frances Gregory [He was of Fall Hill, near Fredericksburg. She a daughter of Roger Gregory and his wife Mildred Washington]: 1737, William Robinson and Agatha Beverley [W. R. was a brother of Speaker Robinson. Agatha B., a daughter of Robert B.], John Gregg and Elizabeth Waugha 1738, William Waller and Mrs. Ann Beverley, [daughter of Robt. B.]; 1739, John Gordon and Margaret, daughter of Doro- thy Tennant, Joseph Calvert and Lucy Webb, Reverend James Marye and Mrs. Elinor Purcel Dun [Rev. James M. was a Huguenot immigrant, minister at Manakintown, and afterward from 1735 to 1767, minister of St. George's Parish, Spotsylva- nia]; 1740, Edmund Waller and Mrs. Mary Pendleton, John Thornton and Mildred Gregory, [daughter of Roger G.]; 1741, Thomas Minor and Alice Thomson; 1742, Henry Willis and Elizabeth Gregory, [daughter of Roger G.], 1744, William Hun- ter and Martha Taliaferro, [ancestors of Robert Mercer Taliaferra Hunter], William Johnston and Betty Taylor.

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COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE Southern States of America WASHINGTON FAMILY page 519

.Mildred, b. 1696; m. (first) Roger Gregory, of Spottsylvania Co., Va.; (second) Col. Henry Willis, of "Willis Hill," Spottsyl-vania Co., Va., son of Col. Francis Willis, of Gloucester Co., Va., and had issue.

Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 6

MAJOR JOHN WASHINGTON, (10--1), of "Highgate," Gloucester Co., Va., the eldest son of Lawrence and Mildred (Warner) Washington, of Bridges Creek, b. 1692; m. Catherine Whiting, b. 1694; d. 1742; dau. of Col. Henry Whiting, of Gloucester Co., Va.; a Vestryman of Ware Parish, 1674; of the King's Council, 1691; Treasurer of the Colony, 1692-3; High Sheriff, 1723-39; Justice, 1742; etc. Issue:

1. Warner, of Gloucester Co., Va., m. Hannah Fairfax, dau. of Gov. William and Deborah (Gedney-Clark) Fairfax, and had issue.

2. Henry, of Middlesex Co., Va., m. Anne Thacker, b. Aug. 3, 1728; dau. of Col. Edward and Elizabeth -- Thacker, of Middlesex Co., Va., and and issue.

3.MILDRED WASHINGTON, b. circa 1696; d. 5th September, 1745; m. Roger GREGORY; issue:

4.Elizabeth, untraced.

5.Catherine, d. 1750; m. 1746, Col. Fielding Lewis, of "Kenmore," Spottsylvania Co., Va., son of Col. John and Frances (Fielding) Lewis, of "Warner Hall," and had issue.

6. Lawrence, untraced.

7. Augustine, untraced.

8. Francis, untraced

Virginia, Prominent Families, Vol. 1-4

Volume II Chapter IX Willis Family. Tenth Generation.

When the second wife of my grandfather Willis died (she was Mildred Brown when he married her), my grandmother, then the widow Gregory, wept immediately upon hearing of it. Upon some one's remarking that it was strange she grieved so much for a cousin, she replied that the death of her relative was not the sole cause of her grief, though she loved her dearly, as they were cousins and bore the same name; but that she knew that Old Harry Willis would be down to see her and she did not know what to do with him. The sequel showed she knew the man: in a little more than a month the Old Cock sat himself down before the door, and commenced a siege; she held out for some time, but was compelled finally to capitulate; so that in less than two months after the death of his second wife, Mildred Brown (formerly Washington),he married Mildred Gregory, formerly Washington and sister to the aforesaid John and Augustine. In due time, my father Lewis Willis was the first of this union

Yorkshire: Halifax - Registers of Baptisms, 1538-1593 October [250 [Book I.] Baptisms, 1538-1593. 1538 [1 County: Yorkshire Country: England

Gregory fil. Roger Ryley de Halyfaxe 18 Oct 1571

Gloucestershire: - Abstracts and Inquisitiones Post Mortem, Court of Chancery in the reign of Charles I

Burialls 1604. Abstracts of the Inquisitiones Post Mortem, Relating to the County of Gloucester, William Llen alias Lemellin, Gentleman. County: Gloucestershire Country: England

William Llen als. Lewellin was seised of one messuage called Rodehouse and 20 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 5 acres of wood thereto belonging, lying in the tything of Westerley and within the parish of Pucklchurch; one tenement and 8 acres of meadow and pasture called Rodeclose in the said tything; the reversion of one messuage and one virgate of land there, now in the tenure of Anne Dabson for her life; the reversion of 2 closes in the tenure of William Buckle, containing 6 acres; the reversion of one close of pasture in the tenure of John Mayes, containing 6 acres; the reversion of one cottage in the tenure of John Hunt; the reversion of one cottage in the tenure of Thomas Crewe with an orchard and garden thereto belonging in the said tything of Westerley; the reversion of 3 closes of land in the tenure of John Gregory, containing 15 acres; the reversion of one close of pasture in the tenure of William Tyler, containing 7 acres; the reversion of one cottage, one garden, and one close of pasture in the tenure of Robert Gregory, containing 2 acres; the reversion of one close of meadow in the tenure of Anne Burford, wife of John Burford, containing 2 acres; the reversion of one messuage, one orchard, one garden and divers parcels of closes of arable land, meadow and pasture, containing 26 acres in the tenure of Agnes Tyler, widow; the reversion of one cottage, one garden and 2 closes of arable land and pasture in the tenure of Roger Gregory, containing 4 acres; the reversion of one cottage with a garden thereto belonging in the tenure of Margery Chapman; the reversion of one cottage in the tenure of Joseph Simons, lying within the parish of Pucklechurch; the reversion of one messuage, one orchard and garden, one close thereto belonging, one house and garden called Fowces and one close thereto belonging, one close called Five acres, one arable [sic] called Shortland, 3 closes called West feild lying under the wood called Clinger alias Clingrood, containing 32 acres, in the tenure of Adam Baynham, gent.; the reversion of one messuage, orchard and garden, and one close of meadow thereto belonging, and one close called Taylor, containing 8 acres, one close called Cheate close, containing 2 1/2 acres, one close called Hollymead, containing 1 1/2 acres, in the tenure of John Vowles; the reversion of 3 acres of arable land in the West feild, in the tenure of the said John Vowles; the reversion of one messuage or tenement, one orchard, one garden and 2 closes of pasture and meadow, containing 6 acres, in the tenure of Isaac Bristowe; the reversion of one messuage, orchard and garden, and one close of meadow thereto belonging, containing 4 acres, one close of meadow called Lye meade, containing 5 acres, one close called the Rideinge, containing 6 acres, and 2 closes of arable land and pasture lying in the West feild, containing 13 acres, in the tenure of John Keen; the reversion of one house or tenement, orchard and garden, and of one close containing one acre in the tenure of William Lewellin; the reversion of one tenement or house, one garden and two acres of land thereto belonging in the tenure of Anne Fisher, widow; the reversion of one house, orchard, garden, court-yard and one acre of meadow in the tenure of John Hills; the reversion of 2 acres of land in the tenure of -- Packer, widow, and the reversion of one close of land and pasture, containing 8 acres, and of one close called Longe Seatherome, containing 3 acres, in the tenure of John Attwood: all which premises last recited lie at Breach Yate, within the parish of Wick and Abson.

Middlesex: Knightsbridge - Registers of Chapel of The Holy Trinity, 1658-1681

Marriages. Marriages. May 1660. County: Middlesex Country: England

08 Apr 1667 John Gregory and Elizabeth Story mmmm. I don't think so but makes one wonder

Middlesex: - Calendar to the Sessions Records, 1614-1615

Additional Baptisms. Middlesex Sessions Records. Sessions Roll. County: Middlesex Country: England

Thomas Carter of Whitecross Street, victualler, Lawrence Bateman, baker, and Daniel Bruggey, dyer, both of the same, for the said Thomas for victualling without licence; and of Thomas Flenders of Clerkenwell, victualler, Richard Cape, tailor, and William Parret, yeoman, both of the same, for the said Thomas for the like; and of Richard Gregory and John Gregory of the same, victuallers, for the said Richard Gregory for the like; and of Timothy Pedcoate of St. Sepulchre's, brewer, and Baldwin Turner of Clerkenwell, tailor, for Elizabeth Fleyre of the same, widow, for the like.

Shropshire: Ludlow - Parish Registers, Hereford Diocese

Volume 1. Weddings, 1558 Volume 1. Weddings, 1558 Anno Dni. 1559 County: Shropshire Country: England

22 Jul 1569 John Gregory & Johan Reignolds.

Shropshire: Ludlow - Parish Registers, Hereford Diocese

Christenings Christenings Anno Dni. 1559 County: Shropshire Country: England

30 Oct 1578 John, s. Robert Gregory.

Devon & Cornwall: - Wills and Administrations proved in the Bishop of Exeter, 1559-1799

Burials. Here begins the Alphabetical Calendar of Original Wills. 1637. County: Devonshire Country: England

Gregory, John, Tawton Bishop A. 1636

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