Person:William Gragg (6)

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William Gragg, of Albemarle Co., VA
b.1735
m. Bef 1715
  1. Thomas Gragg, of Augusta Co., VAAbt 1715 - Bef 1773
  2. John GraggEst 1725 - 1784
  3. Robert Gragg, Sr., of Greene Co., TN1732 - Bef 1796
  4. Margaret GraggEst 1732 -
  5. William Gragg, of Albemarle Co., VA1735 - Bef 1789
  • HWilliam Gragg, of Albemarle Co., VA1735 - Bef 1789
  • WElizabeth Martin1730 - 1789
m. Abt 1755
  1. William Gragg1758 - 1847
  2. Beniah GraggAbt 1760 -
  3. Mary GraggAbt 1764 - Aft 1829
  4. Sarah Gragg1773 - 1858
Facts and Events
Name William Gragg, of Albemarle Co., VA
Gender Male
Birth? 1735
Marriage Abt 1755 Virginiato Elizabeth Martin
Death? Bef Oct 1789 Albemarle County, Virginia[Will Proven]

William Gragg was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Information on William Gragg

From "The Gregg Family History Project Website":

4. William Gragg, son of John, must have been born about 1735, in Northern Ireland; married Elizabeth Martin. The eldest son, William, Jr., was born 15 April 1752 (Note: other sources have William, Jr.'s birthdate as 15 April 1758), therefore, the birth date of his father was basic on this authentic information. A quote from the "Virginia Historical Magazine," Vol. 1, "Acreage to William Gragg, what is now Greenbrier County, West Virginia, 25 October 1751, 300 acres." Greenbrier County was formed in 1778, from the area which was originally Augusta County, Virginia. Most counties in this region had scattered settlers many years before the counties were organized.

Augusta County court records reveal, 9 August 1757, - "William Gragg removing part of his estate cut of the county." The name William Gragg of Albemarle County was found in the Augusta County Fee Books in the years 1769 and 1777. William, Sr., died in Albemarle County, Virginia, in 1789. His will was cated 14 January 1789, and proved in Albemarle County, October 1769; named his wife Elizabeth and the following children:

1. William Gragg, Jr. - Married Elizabeth Pulliam and Nancy Coffey
2. Sarah Gragg - Married John Shope
3. Elizabeth Gragg - Married Phillip Shope
4. Susanna Gragg
5. Beniah Gragg - Married Jane Early Kyle (McDonnah)
6. Robert Gragg
7. Nancy Gragg - Married Briant?
8. Mary Gragg - Married Arch Campbell

Source: http://www.colonialgreggs.gfhp.co.uk/

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References
  1.   Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900.

    ame William Gregg
    Gender Male
    Residence Date Abt 1789
    Residence Place Albemarle, Virginia
    Will Date 14 Jan 1789
    Probate Date 3 Jan 1779 [1789 Oct] - proven in October 1789 Court
    Probate Place Albemarle, Virginia, USA
    Inferred Death Year 1779 [s/b 1789]
    Inferred Death Place Virginia, USA
    Item Description Will Books, Vol 2-3, 1752-1798
    Individuals Listed (Name) Relationship
    William Gregg Testator
    Elizabeth Gregg Wife
    Sarah Shope Daughter
    Elizabeth Gregg Daughter
    Susanna Gregg Daughter
    William Gregg Son
    Beniah Gregg Son
    Robert Gregg Son
    Mary Campbell Daughter
    Nancy Briant Daughter