Saturday, May 13, 2017

Our Gregson Family Line To Heather Truckenmiller


Nicholas Gregson was our immigrating ancestor.  After his arrival in America, I can trace our family with records here.  Before his arrival in America, I am completely relying on the research of others, and choosing to believe them when they state that they have seen the records in the canons for themselves.  I have a lot more information, including some questions on the reliability of this, on the post about the Gregson Coat Of Arms found here: http://heathersgen.blogspot.com/2017/05/the-gregson-coat-of-arms.html

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Robert M. Reid purchased a 32 page typed booklet from the College Of Arms, titled "History Of The Gregson Family of Whalley, Lancashire". Reid then, personally, visited the Whalley Parish Register, as well as the Registers of the Parish churches listed, and examined the records himself.

Read the entire booklet here -

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Below are three pages listing our genealogy, compiled by Robert M. Reid.  The last page explains his research.  Immediately below, I continue the list of our line.





Nicholas Gregson 1798-1850
Married
Mary Bowles 1801-1850

married
Mary Gregson 1833-1910

Note - Mary Gregson's Brother James Greyson went west, before the gold rush.  He and his wife Eliza camped with the Donner Party survivors, James took part in the Bear Flag Revolt, and he was there with his brother in law when gold was first discovered.  

Amanda Getz Smith 1866-
married 

Ethel Emma Linderborn 1890-1959
Married

Nina (Maria) Francis Ridge 1918–1990
Married

Nina Lumbard
married
Carl Sulouff

married

married


But there is this - which names Nicholas' parents as Richard & Prudence Gregson?


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Research -

Falkenburg Genealogy
http://falkenburg-genealogy.com/index-research.html
scroll down on the left and there is a pdf file labeled the Gregson family
This family connects only Waaaaaaayyyyyyy back, at #7 above, Arthur Gregorysonne.  But there is some very good research in the first few pages.

Reid, who compiled the above 3 pages, references the "32 typed pages" of The History of The Gregson Family of Whalley, Lancashire.  This is available on ancestry, if you have subscriptions that includes England.  Fortunately, I had access and was able to download all the pages - which are actually 64, although only 32 are numbered.  (every other page is not numbered)  I've compiled them into a pdf file - email me and I'll gladly send it to you, especially if you are willing to help me interpret it all and sort it all out!  :-)

The Gregson Family DNA Project https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/gregson/about/background

The Gregson Family Coat Of Arms
http://heathersgen.blogspot.com/2017/05/the-gregson-coat-of-arms.html

The visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564
by Flower, William, ca. 1498-1588; Norcliffe, Charles Best; Harleian Society
Call number 31833030855727
https://archive.org/stream/visitationofyork00flow#page/146/mode/2up



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