John Nelson Gregg
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in Monroe County, Alabama United States
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John Nelson Gregg
Updated Mar 10, 2025
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Cecilia Dossett
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05/14/2015
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Civil War veteran John Nelson Gregg and friends taken in Monroe County, Alabama in 1890.
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1827 Creek Indians were removed from Alabama and put on reservation as part of the Washington treaty. Skeletons in our forefathers closet.
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I learn something valuable everyday. Im glad i scrolled down. Thank you.
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Joshua Gregg
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11/30/2015
Yes they are Charles Wesley Gregg and Mason Mannasah Gregg. My great Great Grandpappy. Their father John Sr. was killed in the Civil War.
Steven Jones
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05/15/2015
Says he lived until 1924. Like to see mr Gregg at that age.
Joshua Gregg
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11/30/2015
Gregg brothers were from Clay/Randolph County Line. Mason, the one on left, is buried at Liberty church of Christ as are his sons,grandsons and someday my father and I( he is my Gr.Gr.Granpappy.) John Sr. was killed in the civil war but has a memorial stone at Liberty John jr.is at Blacks Chapel, Charles Wesley is somewhere in Baldwin county. :-)
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