The Proeger Family · Generation 6 — earliest known
Alfred Gregg
Father of Edward Gregg · born about 1799
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Alfred Gregg
ConfirmedFather of Edward Gregg · born about 1799
- Married
- Mary Kerr
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- 5
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Alfred Gregg · Sources
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5 of the record's sources are cited here. The numbering is the record's own; the full list, with where else each is cited, is at Sources.
- S927Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, death register, 1905, p. 575 — Edwin Alexander Gregg, 19 September 1905. Ancestry record 405285. Image examined, read 29 September 2026. Confirmed Edwin Alexander Gregg, white, male, aged 56 years 0 months 7 days, married, contractor, died 19 September 1905 of mitral stenosis; born in Greene County; father Alfred Gregg, mother Mary Gregg, both born in Greene County; of 681 South Lang Avenue, 22nd Ward; buried at Carmichaels 22 September 1905; undertaker Thomas B. Moreland. Taken to be Edward Gregg: a Greene County birth in September 1849, a contractor, burial at Carmichaels and the undertaker who buried Lizzie in 1891 (S925).
- S9281850 U.S. census — Alfred Gregg household, Cumberland Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Ancestry record 121795. Image examined, read 29 September 2026. Confirmed Enumerated 15 August 1850, dwelling 188: Alfred Gregg, 51, farmer; Mary, 45; Ann Eliza, 24; and younger children down to John W., 3, and Edwin, 8/12. Eight months old in August 1850 fits a birth in September 1849.
- S9291860 U.S. census — Alford Gregg household, Cumberland Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania (post office Carmichaels). Ancestry record 3743853. Image examined, read 29 September 2026. Confirmed Dwelling 115: Alford Gregg, 61; Mary, 55; James, 23; Ellis, 19; William, 16; John, 12; Edwin, 10; all born in Pennsylvania. The census states no relationships; Edwin's parents are named by his death register (S927).
- S10341870 United States Federal Census — Borough of Carmichaels, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 8. Ancestry record 42297046. Image examined in the Stage 2 reading, 29 September 2026. Confirmed Dwelling 60, enumerated 6 June 1870: Mary Gregg, 65, keeping house, real estate $7,500; Augustus E., 20, carpenter, born Pennsylvania. Read from the image.
- S1660Obituary and death notice of Augustus Edwin (Edward) Gregg — September 1905. “A. E. Gregg”, Carmichaels column, Waynesburg Republican (Waynesburg, Pennsylvania), 28 September 1905, p. 1; paid death notice, The Pittsburgh Press, 20 September 1905, p. 17. Newspapers.com, machine-read page text read on 2 October 2026; the page images were not re-checked. Obituary: died near midnight on 19 September at his home on Lang Avenue, East End, Pittsburgh; memorial service at the Shady Avenue U.P. Church on 21 September; buried at Carmichaels beside his first wife; born 11 September “1819” (a misreading of 1849) about a mile from Carmichaels, youngest of ten children of Alfred and Mary Kerr Gregg; survived by two daughters, “Mrs. Ethel Progar and Miss Mabel”, and nine named brothers and sisters. Notice: Augustus E. Gregg, died Tuesday 19 September 1905 at 11:30 p.m., aged 56; interment at Carmichaels.
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