ch inc:
-unknown child b: bet 1815-1820
-Polly Ann (1822-1862) m: Henry H. Gragg
-Rachel (1826- ) m: Gilbert Lunsford, 1844, Polk Co.
-John Crow (1827-1867/Civil War injuries), m: Amanda Cook
-Nancy Angeline (abt 1829- ) m: William Henry Burris
-Eleanor Jane (b: Abt 1831- ) m1: Thomas Ford, m2: John Wigger
-Thomas Malcolm (abt 1830-1906) m: Susannah Jane Cornett /Cornutt, 1851 Cass Co.
-Margaret (abt 1834-abt 1860) m: Moses Gatliff
-Alexander Marion (1838-1896) m: Martha Jane Leakey, 1861 Bates Co.
-Lucinda Caroline (1840-1908) m: John Cook Gragg, 1861 Bates Co.
Occupation: Farmer
Military: Service in War of 1812 and Creek Indians, Mounted Riflemen
Family lore is that five brothers came to Henry and Bates Counties from TN. The five were Malcom, Robert, John, Alexander and Thomas, who were of Scotch-Irish descent. Thomas and his family came to the area abt 1850.
Thomas received Bounty land grants of 80 acres in 1852 and 80 acres in 1857 for his military service. He entered all the land in Mingo, Bates Co. MO.Thomas Gragg was the son of Robert Gregg Sr. and Lydia Harrison.[1],[2], [3] & [6]
Thomas married Nancy E. Crow on 17 Jun 1783, in Lincoln, Kentucky.[2], [4], [5] & [6]
Sources:
[1]#S-1761195704 Page: Ancestry Family Trees Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=560
[2]"Gragg Descent" ~ George Robert Gragg 1978 pp-81
[3] From Pete Gragg book about Thomas pg 14
[4] http://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gragg-406
[5] See: 1850 ~ US Federal Census for: 16th District, Cass County, Missouri, USA - http://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Malcolm1850-1
[6]"Gragg Descent" ~ George Robert Gragg 1978 pp-81 through 85
ch inc:
-unknown child b: bet 1815-1820
-Polly Ann (1822-1862) m: Henry H. Gragg
-Rachel (1826- ) m: Gilbert Lunsford, 1844, Polk Co.
-John Crow (1827-1867/Civil War injuries), m: Amanda Cook
-Nancy Angeline (abt 1829- ) m: William Henry Burris
-Eleanor Jane (b: Abt 1831- ) m1: Thomas Ford, m2: John Wigger
-Thomas Malcolm (abt 1830-1906) m: Susannah Jane Cornett /Cornutt, 1851 Cass Co.
-Margaret (abt 1834-abt 1860) m: Moses Gatliff
-Alexander Marion (1838-1896) m: Martha Jane Leakey, 1861 Bates Co.
-Lucinda Caroline (1840-1908) m: John Cook Gragg, 1861 Bates Co.
Occupation: Farmer
Military: Service in War of 1812 and Creek Indians, Mounted Riflemen
Family lore is that five brothers came to Henry and Bates Counties from TN. The five were Malcom, Robert, John, Alexander and Thomas, who were of Scotch-Irish descent. Thomas and his family came to the area abt 1850.
Thomas received Bounty land grants of 80 acres in 1852 and 80 acres in 1857 for his military service. He entered all the land in Mingo, Bates Co. MO.Thomas Gragg was the son of Robert Gregg Sr. and Lydia Harrison.[1],[2], [3] & [6]
Thomas married Nancy E. Crow on 17 Jun 1783, in Lincoln, Kentucky.[2], [4], [5] & [6]
Sources:
[1]#S-1761195704 Page: Ancestry Family Trees Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=560
[2]"Gragg Descent" ~ George Robert Gragg 1978 pp-81
[3] From Pete Gragg book about Thomas pg 14
[4] http://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Gragg-406
[5] See: 1850 ~ US Federal Census for: 16th District, Cass County, Missouri, USA - http://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Malcolm1850-1
[6]"Gragg Descent" ~ George Robert Gragg 1978 pp-81 through 85
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