Martin P. Gregory moved to Texas from Tennessee as a teenager with two brothers, Cohen and Lewis and noted living in Navarro County, Texas on Census records of 1910. (All records from Bells , Tennessee were lost in a fire) Parents according to death certificate were Edward Gregory and Maud Lewis of Tennessee. Lost contact with brothers but records indicated that he had been tending to a sick brother in 1917.
He married Mary Belle Crum November 16, 1919. He farmed until 1934 and then worked as a city maintenance worker before becoming ill in December 1943. He subsequently died July 27, 1944.
Surviving were his wife, Mary Bell Crum Gregory; two sons, Lewis E. Gregory (MaryLucille Edgeworth Gregory) of Houston and J. L. Gregory (Joyce Marie Martin Gregory) of the US Navy, stationed at Corpus Christi; three daughters; Missess Barbara Ann, Wanda Sue and Dorothy Gregory, all of Palestine.
Pallbearers: Thomas Crum, Isaac Crum, Raymond Crum, Chester Crum, Johnnie Crum and Buford Andrews.
(Lived at 1110 W. Lacy Street, Palestine, Texas at the time of his death)
He married Mary Belle Crum November 16, 1919. He farmed until 1934 and then worked as a city maintenance worker before becoming ill in December 1943. He subsequently died July 27, 1944.
Surviving were his wife, Mary Bell Crum Gregory; two sons, Lewis E. Gregory (MaryLucille Edgeworth Gregory) of Houston and J. L. Gregory (Joyce Marie Martin Gregory) of the US Navy, stationed at Corpus Christi; three daughters; Missess Barbara Ann, Wanda Sue and Dorothy Gregory, all of Palestine.
Pallbearers: Thomas Crum, Isaac Crum, Raymond Crum, Chester Crum, Johnnie Crum and Buford Andrews.
(Lived at 1110 W. Lacy Street, Palestine, Texas at the time of his death)
Martin P. Gregory moved to Texas from Tennessee as a teenager with two brothers, Cohen and Lewis and noted living in Navarro County, Texas on Census records of 1910. (All records from Bells , Tennessee were lost in a fire) Parents according to death certificate were Edward Gregory and Maud Lewis of Tennessee. Lost contact with brothers but records indicated that he had been tending to a sick brother in 1917.
He married Mary Belle Crum November 16, 1919. He farmed until 1934 and then worked as a city maintenance worker before becoming ill in December 1943. He subsequently died July 27, 1944.
Surviving were his wife, Mary Bell Crum Gregory; two sons, Lewis E. Gregory (MaryLucille Edgeworth Gregory) of Houston and J. L. Gregory (Joyce Marie Martin Gregory) of the US Navy, stationed at Corpus Christi; three daughters; Missess Barbara Ann, Wanda Sue and Dorothy Gregory, all of Palestine.
Pallbearers: Thomas Crum, Isaac Crum, Raymond Crum, Chester Crum, Johnnie Crum and Buford Andrews.
(Lived at 1110 W. Lacy Street, Palestine, Texas at the time of his death)
He married Mary Belle Crum November 16, 1919. He farmed until 1934 and then worked as a city maintenance worker before becoming ill in December 1943. He subsequently died July 27, 1944.
Surviving were his wife, Mary Bell Crum Gregory; two sons, Lewis E. Gregory (MaryLucille Edgeworth Gregory) of Houston and J. L. Gregory (Joyce Marie Martin Gregory) of the US Navy, stationed at Corpus Christi; three daughters; Missess Barbara Ann, Wanda Sue and Dorothy Gregory, all of Palestine.
Pallbearers: Thomas Crum, Isaac Crum, Raymond Crum, Chester Crum, Johnnie Crum and Buford Andrews.
(Lived at 1110 W. Lacy Street, Palestine, Texas at the time of his death)
