History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: GREGG
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 223

JOHN GREGG'S grandfather, David - born in Londonderry, Ireland, 1685, was the son of John Gregg
of the same city; came with his wife, Mary Evans, and his son William, being then eight years of
age, in 1722, to Londonderry, New Hampshire.  William and his wife Elizabeth Kyle had six sons 
and three daughters.  Only two of them resided in Acworth.

MARY, the second daughter - married Hugh McKeen (see McKeen family).  

JOHN - married Lydia Melvin and came to Acworth previous to 1796 - children,
I. Betsey - married David Blanchard (see Blanchard family).
II. Polly - died unmarried.
III. John - married first Hannah Barnard (see Barnard family), residence Charlestown - children,
	1. Clark
	2. Lydia - died unmarried.
	3. Lucinda - died unmarried.
    John - married second Louisa Morrison - children,
	4. George
IV. William - married Emeline Frost - residence Charlestown  - children,
	1. George - died young
	2. Susan
	3. Mary - died unmarried.
V. Lydia - died unmarried.
VI. Lucinda - died unmarried
VII. Benjamin - married Cynthia Symonds (see Symonds family), residence Bennington, Vermont. - 
children,
	1. James A. - married Charlotte Hollister - children,
		(1) Fannie
		(2) Hattie
		(3) Fremont
	2. Sarah A. 
	3. Cynthia M.
	4. Almira
	5. Corinda
	6. George W.
	7. Louisa
VIII. Harvey - married Harriet West - died in Ohio.

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