NO MARKER, Four fieldstones mark each corner of the graveyard
Son of George Gregg and Sarah Hogg
(May have died in Chester, PA)
m: Ann Hadley, Apr 12 1735
ch inc:
-Simon Gregg, 1736 – 1816
-Sarah Gregg, 1738 – 1813 m:Andrew Smith/Smidt
-Ruth Gregg, 1739 – 1799 m: William Bracken
-Jacob Gregg, 1741 – 1798-1801 m: Susanna Underwood
-Miriam/Mary Gregg, 1743 – m: J. Barker
-William Gregg, 1744 – 1818 m: Charity Jordan
-Deborah Gregg, 1746 – 1821
-Miriam Gregg, 1746 – 1831
-Phoebe Gregg, 1748 – 1823
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Richard Gregg, Gender: Male
Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1718
Spouse Name: Anne Hadley
Spouse Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1717
Marriage Year: 1735
Marriage State: PA
Number Pages: 1
Millennium File
Name: Richard Gregg
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 1718
Birth Place: New Castle, Delaware, USA
Death Date: Oct 1754
Death Place: Chester, Pennsylvania
Marriage Date: 12 Apr 1735
Father: George Gregg
Mother: Sarah Hogg
Spouse: Ann Hadley
Children: Ruth Gregg
Spouse Father: Simon Hadley
Spouse Mother: Ruth Miller
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800
Name: Richard Gregg
Will Loc: Chris. Hd.
Will Made Date: 17 Sep 1754
Will Probate Date: 21 Oct 1754
Will Book: Misc; Page: 1.128
Comment: Yeoman; Wife, Ann; children; three sons; five daughters. Exc. wife, Ann. Trustees, couzens, Samuel and Harmen Gregg.
Life Story:
"Disowned by the Quakers
Many of Richard and Annes children where disowned by the Quakers for marrying out of the church and they moved to the Carolinas. The book Quaker Greggs states that Jacob Gregg and his wife Susanna Underwood moved with their cousin Jacob Gregg and wife Polly Hatcher, along with the Hollingsworths and the Brackens to Cane Creek Meeting* in Almance County, South Carolina*.
Richard GREGG was born in 1718 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). He died in 1754 in New Castle Co, Delaware. He WD on September 17, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... He WP on October 21, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... Trustees of Richard's will fr Ann was cousins Samuel and Harmen GREGG..
He was married to Ann Hadley (daughter of Simon Hadley and Ruth Miller) on April 12, 1735 in New Garden Mo. Mtg, Chester Co, Penn.. Richard requested that he could marry Anne in New Garden Monthly Meeting from her Newark Monthly Mtg. and was granted that wish.. Ann Hadley was born on December 7, 1717 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). "
(*note: Cane Creek Mtg is currently located in Snow Camp Alamance Co. North Carolina. At the time of of their migration, Cane Creek was located in different counties, either Orange or Guilford County)
Sandra7777777 originally submitted this Life Story to GREGG Family Tree on 24 Dec 2009
Note: Sarah (Gregg) Smith was mentioned as such in the 3 Nov 1755 Codicil to the Will of her grandfather Simon Hadly/Hadley wherein he names his granddaughter Sarah Smith, alias Gregg, daughter of his daughter Ann, widow and relict of Richard Gregg deceased. (submitted by #47345651)
Son of George Gregg and Sarah Hogg
(May have died in Chester, PA)
m: Ann Hadley, Apr 12 1735
ch inc:
-Simon Gregg, 1736 – 1816
-Sarah Gregg, 1738 – 1813 m:Andrew Smith/Smidt
-Ruth Gregg, 1739 – 1799 m: William Bracken
-Jacob Gregg, 1741 – 1798-1801 m: Susanna Underwood
-Miriam/Mary Gregg, 1743 – m: J. Barker
-William Gregg, 1744 – 1818 m: Charity Jordan
-Deborah Gregg, 1746 – 1821
-Miriam Gregg, 1746 – 1831
-Phoebe Gregg, 1748 – 1823
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Richard Gregg, Gender: Male
Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1718
Spouse Name: Anne Hadley
Spouse Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1717
Marriage Year: 1735
Marriage State: PA
Number Pages: 1
Millennium File
Name: Richard Gregg
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 1718
Birth Place: New Castle, Delaware, USA
Death Date: Oct 1754
Death Place: Chester, Pennsylvania
Marriage Date: 12 Apr 1735
Father: George Gregg
Mother: Sarah Hogg
Spouse: Ann Hadley
Children: Ruth Gregg
Spouse Father: Simon Hadley
Spouse Mother: Ruth Miller
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800
Name: Richard Gregg
Will Loc: Chris. Hd.
Will Made Date: 17 Sep 1754
Will Probate Date: 21 Oct 1754
Will Book: Misc; Page: 1.128
Comment: Yeoman; Wife, Ann; children; three sons; five daughters. Exc. wife, Ann. Trustees, couzens, Samuel and Harmen Gregg.
Life Story:
"Disowned by the Quakers
Many of Richard and Annes children where disowned by the Quakers for marrying out of the church and they moved to the Carolinas. The book Quaker Greggs states that Jacob Gregg and his wife Susanna Underwood moved with their cousin Jacob Gregg and wife Polly Hatcher, along with the Hollingsworths and the Brackens to Cane Creek Meeting* in Almance County, South Carolina*.
Richard GREGG was born in 1718 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). He died in 1754 in New Castle Co, Delaware. He WD on September 17, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... He WP on October 21, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... Trustees of Richard's will fr Ann was cousins Samuel and Harmen GREGG..
He was married to Ann Hadley (daughter of Simon Hadley and Ruth Miller) on April 12, 1735 in New Garden Mo. Mtg, Chester Co, Penn.. Richard requested that he could marry Anne in New Garden Monthly Meeting from her Newark Monthly Mtg. and was granted that wish.. Ann Hadley was born on December 7, 1717 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). "
(*note: Cane Creek Mtg is currently located in Snow Camp Alamance Co. North Carolina. At the time of of their migration, Cane Creek was located in different counties, either Orange or Guilford County)
Sandra7777777 originally submitted this Life Story to GREGG Family Tree on 24 Dec 2009
Note: Sarah (Gregg) Smith was mentioned as such in the 3 Nov 1755 Codicil to the Will of her grandfather Simon Hadly/Hadley wherein he names his granddaughter Sarah Smith, alias Gregg, daughter of his daughter Ann, widow and relict of Richard Gregg deceased. (submitted by #47345651)
NO MARKER, Four fieldstones mark each corner of the graveyard
Son of George Gregg and Sarah Hogg
(May have died in Chester, PA)
m: Ann Hadley, Apr 12 1735
ch inc:
-Simon Gregg, 1736 – 1816
-Sarah Gregg, 1738 – 1813 m:Andrew Smith/Smidt
-Ruth Gregg, 1739 – 1799 m: William Bracken
-Jacob Gregg, 1741 – 1798-1801 m: Susanna Underwood
-Miriam/Mary Gregg, 1743 – m: J. Barker
-William Gregg, 1744 – 1818 m: Charity Jordan
-Deborah Gregg, 1746 – 1821
-Miriam Gregg, 1746 – 1831
-Phoebe Gregg, 1748 – 1823
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Richard Gregg, Gender: Male
Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1718
Spouse Name: Anne Hadley
Spouse Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1717
Marriage Year: 1735
Marriage State: PA
Number Pages: 1
Millennium File
Name: Richard Gregg
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 1718
Birth Place: New Castle, Delaware, USA
Death Date: Oct 1754
Death Place: Chester, Pennsylvania
Marriage Date: 12 Apr 1735
Father: George Gregg
Mother: Sarah Hogg
Spouse: Ann Hadley
Children: Ruth Gregg
Spouse Father: Simon Hadley
Spouse Mother: Ruth Miller
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800
Name: Richard Gregg
Will Loc: Chris. Hd.
Will Made Date: 17 Sep 1754
Will Probate Date: 21 Oct 1754
Will Book: Misc; Page: 1.128
Comment: Yeoman; Wife, Ann; children; three sons; five daughters. Exc. wife, Ann. Trustees, couzens, Samuel and Harmen Gregg.
Life Story:
"Disowned by the Quakers
Many of Richard and Annes children where disowned by the Quakers for marrying out of the church and they moved to the Carolinas. The book Quaker Greggs states that Jacob Gregg and his wife Susanna Underwood moved with their cousin Jacob Gregg and wife Polly Hatcher, along with the Hollingsworths and the Brackens to Cane Creek Meeting* in Almance County, South Carolina*.
Richard GREGG was born in 1718 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). He died in 1754 in New Castle Co, Delaware. He WD on September 17, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... He WP on October 21, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... Trustees of Richard's will fr Ann was cousins Samuel and Harmen GREGG..
He was married to Ann Hadley (daughter of Simon Hadley and Ruth Miller) on April 12, 1735 in New Garden Mo. Mtg, Chester Co, Penn.. Richard requested that he could marry Anne in New Garden Monthly Meeting from her Newark Monthly Mtg. and was granted that wish.. Ann Hadley was born on December 7, 1717 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). "
(*note: Cane Creek Mtg is currently located in Snow Camp Alamance Co. North Carolina. At the time of of their migration, Cane Creek was located in different counties, either Orange or Guilford County)
Sandra7777777 originally submitted this Life Story to GREGG Family Tree on 24 Dec 2009
Note: Sarah (Gregg) Smith was mentioned as such in the 3 Nov 1755 Codicil to the Will of her grandfather Simon Hadly/Hadley wherein he names his granddaughter Sarah Smith, alias Gregg, daughter of his daughter Ann, widow and relict of Richard Gregg deceased. (submitted by #47345651)
Son of George Gregg and Sarah Hogg
(May have died in Chester, PA)
m: Ann Hadley, Apr 12 1735
ch inc:
-Simon Gregg, 1736 – 1816
-Sarah Gregg, 1738 – 1813 m:Andrew Smith/Smidt
-Ruth Gregg, 1739 – 1799 m: William Bracken
-Jacob Gregg, 1741 – 1798-1801 m: Susanna Underwood
-Miriam/Mary Gregg, 1743 – m: J. Barker
-William Gregg, 1744 – 1818 m: Charity Jordan
-Deborah Gregg, 1746 – 1821
-Miriam Gregg, 1746 – 1831
-Phoebe Gregg, 1748 – 1823
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: Richard Gregg, Gender: Male
Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1718
Spouse Name: Anne Hadley
Spouse Birth Place: PA; Birth Year: 1717
Marriage Year: 1735
Marriage State: PA
Number Pages: 1
Millennium File
Name: Richard Gregg
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 1718
Birth Place: New Castle, Delaware, USA
Death Date: Oct 1754
Death Place: Chester, Pennsylvania
Marriage Date: 12 Apr 1735
Father: George Gregg
Mother: Sarah Hogg
Spouse: Ann Hadley
Children: Ruth Gregg
Spouse Father: Simon Hadley
Spouse Mother: Ruth Miller
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1682-1800
Name: Richard Gregg
Will Loc: Chris. Hd.
Will Made Date: 17 Sep 1754
Will Probate Date: 21 Oct 1754
Will Book: Misc; Page: 1.128
Comment: Yeoman; Wife, Ann; children; three sons; five daughters. Exc. wife, Ann. Trustees, couzens, Samuel and Harmen Gregg.
Life Story:
"Disowned by the Quakers
Many of Richard and Annes children where disowned by the Quakers for marrying out of the church and they moved to the Carolinas. The book Quaker Greggs states that Jacob Gregg and his wife Susanna Underwood moved with their cousin Jacob Gregg and wife Polly Hatcher, along with the Hollingsworths and the Brackens to Cane Creek Meeting* in Almance County, South Carolina*.
Richard GREGG was born in 1718 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). He died in 1754 in New Castle Co, Delaware. He WD on September 17, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... He WP on October 21, 1754 in Christian Hundred, New Castle Co, Del... Trustees of Richard's will fr Ann was cousins Samuel and Harmen GREGG..
He was married to Ann Hadley (daughter of Simon Hadley and Ruth Miller) on April 12, 1735 in New Garden Mo. Mtg, Chester Co, Penn.. Richard requested that he could marry Anne in New Garden Monthly Meeting from her Newark Monthly Mtg. and was granted that wish.. Ann Hadley was born on December 7, 1717 in Chester Co, Penn.- Society Of Friends (Quaker). "
(*note: Cane Creek Mtg is currently located in Snow Camp Alamance Co. North Carolina. At the time of of their migration, Cane Creek was located in different counties, either Orange or Guilford County)
Sandra7777777 originally submitted this Life Story to GREGG Family Tree on 24 Dec 2009
Note: Sarah (Gregg) Smith was mentioned as such in the 3 Nov 1755 Codicil to the Will of her grandfather Simon Hadly/Hadley wherein he names his granddaughter Sarah Smith, alias Gregg, daughter of his daughter Ann, widow and relict of Richard Gregg deceased. (submitted by #47345651)
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