Husband of Matilda and father of William (married Hannah Cochran), Charles (married Rosella), John (married Ann Amelia Smith), James (married Charlotte Smith, married Frances Mott Henley), Sarah Frances (married Stephen S. Smith), George (married Susanna Estelle Hart), Phebe (married Franklin Billard), Mary, Hannah, and Arella Rebecca Gregory (married Charles S. Dayton).
In 1830, Michael McGregor was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with six persons in his household.
In 1840, Michael McGregor was shown living in Islip, NY, with nine persons in his household.
In 1850, his wife, Matilda McGregor (Gregory), aged 45, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her children, James McGregor, aged 22, George McGregor, aged 20, John McGregor, aged 16, Mary McGregor, aged 9, Rebecca McGregor, aged 7, and Hannah McGregor, aged 5.
On September 23, 1850, Matilda Gregory and Hannah Gregory, both of Suffolk County, New York, were confined to the County jail for petit larceny. On the 26th of September, a letter was received from Mr. Wickham Jr., District Attorney, enclosing a petition for the pardons.
(Long Island Surnames; 1830, 1840 US Federal Census; Brookhaven Historians Alpha List, page 76; New York, U.S., Executive Orders for Commutations, Pardons, Restorations, Clemency and Respites, 1845-1931 for Matilda Gregory/Hannah Gregory, Executive Clemency, Pardon/Correspondence Ledgers, Volume A, page 315)
In 1830, Michael McGregor was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with six persons in his household.
In 1840, Michael McGregor was shown living in Islip, NY, with nine persons in his household.
In 1850, his wife, Matilda McGregor (Gregory), aged 45, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her children, James McGregor, aged 22, George McGregor, aged 20, John McGregor, aged 16, Mary McGregor, aged 9, Rebecca McGregor, aged 7, and Hannah McGregor, aged 5.
On September 23, 1850, Matilda Gregory and Hannah Gregory, both of Suffolk County, New York, were confined to the County jail for petit larceny. On the 26th of September, a letter was received from Mr. Wickham Jr., District Attorney, enclosing a petition for the pardons.
(Long Island Surnames; 1830, 1840 US Federal Census; Brookhaven Historians Alpha List, page 76; New York, U.S., Executive Orders for Commutations, Pardons, Restorations, Clemency and Respites, 1845-1931 for Matilda Gregory/Hannah Gregory, Executive Clemency, Pardon/Correspondence Ledgers, Volume A, page 315)
Husband of Matilda and father of William (married Hannah Cochran), Charles (married Rosella), John (married Ann Amelia Smith), James (married Charlotte Smith, married Frances Mott Henley), Sarah Frances (married Stephen S. Smith), George (married Susanna Estelle Hart), Phebe (married Franklin Billard), Mary, Hannah, and Arella Rebecca Gregory (married Charles S. Dayton).
In 1830, Michael McGregor was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with six persons in his household.
In 1840, Michael McGregor was shown living in Islip, NY, with nine persons in his household.
In 1850, his wife, Matilda McGregor (Gregory), aged 45, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her children, James McGregor, aged 22, George McGregor, aged 20, John McGregor, aged 16, Mary McGregor, aged 9, Rebecca McGregor, aged 7, and Hannah McGregor, aged 5.
On September 23, 1850, Matilda Gregory and Hannah Gregory, both of Suffolk County, New York, were confined to the County jail for petit larceny. On the 26th of September, a letter was received from Mr. Wickham Jr., District Attorney, enclosing a petition for the pardons.
(Long Island Surnames; 1830, 1840 US Federal Census; Brookhaven Historians Alpha List, page 76; New York, U.S., Executive Orders for Commutations, Pardons, Restorations, Clemency and Respites, 1845-1931 for Matilda Gregory/Hannah Gregory, Executive Clemency, Pardon/Correspondence Ledgers, Volume A, page 315)
In 1830, Michael McGregor was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with six persons in his household.
In 1840, Michael McGregor was shown living in Islip, NY, with nine persons in his household.
In 1850, his wife, Matilda McGregor (Gregory), aged 45, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with her children, James McGregor, aged 22, George McGregor, aged 20, John McGregor, aged 16, Mary McGregor, aged 9, Rebecca McGregor, aged 7, and Hannah McGregor, aged 5.
On September 23, 1850, Matilda Gregory and Hannah Gregory, both of Suffolk County, New York, were confined to the County jail for petit larceny. On the 26th of September, a letter was received from Mr. Wickham Jr., District Attorney, enclosing a petition for the pardons.
(Long Island Surnames; 1830, 1840 US Federal Census; Brookhaven Historians Alpha List, page 76; New York, U.S., Executive Orders for Commutations, Pardons, Restorations, Clemency and Respites, 1845-1931 for Matilda Gregory/Hannah Gregory, Executive Clemency, Pardon/Correspondence Ledgers, Volume A, page 315)
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Michael Gregory
Died Sept. 25, 1845
AE 45 years
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