William Gregg Descendants

First page of William Murray's Civil war Declaration for an invalid Pension. This states that on the 12th day of Jul 1864 at Fort Stevens, Washington DC he was struck by a minnie bullet on the forefinger of his right hand, making amputation of that finger necessary which was accordingly done the say day causing total loss of said finger which rendered declarant unfit for military duty being retained in service as Cook and renders him less qualified to perform ordinary labor of all kinds.
Also states declarant resided at Kinzers, county of Lancaster, St of Pennsylvania and since leaving service his occupation is a farmer. Form is signed by William Murray's mark and witnessed by J. B. Good and J. B. Lichty.

This site is a collection of information from research done from about 1963 to present time. My original intent was to find all the descendants of my late husband's immigrant great-grandfather, William Gregg. Since that time so many other related families have intermarried with the Greggs that I decided to include them also. The information is believed to be correct as I know it as of this update, however errors may be present un-intentionally. Please notify me by email of corrections and additions that you feel should be added. I have also researched my side of family, both my mother and father, so the Brown & Morrow families are recorded here. Keep in mind that only deceased members are published in this account. All others are recorded in my private files, If you have questions about living relatives, please contact me.
Compiler:
E Sue Gregg
Gordonville, Pennsylvania

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