buried in the Gregory Cem.

Information for this family come from Mabel Gregory and others at the 1997 Gregory Reunion.

Asa Gregory served as Pvt. Co. F. 10th West Virginia Infantry. Mustered at Sutton, May 3, 1862. Deserted to the Confederacy at Bulltown, Braxton County, Oct. 16, 1862. Source: 1995 Braxton County Heritage Book.

1917-1948 Braxton County Deaths, p. 78, line 36: Asa B. Gregory, died at Gregory, WV, May 15, 1922. His birth is given as 10-15-1846. His father was Joseph Gregory. Asa died of malnutrition.

Austin R. Gregory Chester-Austin R. Gregory, 75 of Chester, Hancock County, died March 26, 1998 in St. francis Hospital, Pittsburgh. He was a retird janitor from Hancock County schools, a clock, a member of First United Methodist Church, Chester, a former usher and trustee at the church, a member of the American Legion Post 121, Chester, and VFW Post 6470, Chester, and Army vereran of World War II and recipient of two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star. Surviving sons, Benny of New Manchester, Buddy of Chester, daughters, Nancy Grimm of Wellsville, OH, Beth Moore and Shelba Kirkbride, both of Chester, Debbie Ambrose of Georgetown, PA; sisters, Evelyn Davis of Athens, ALa, Hattie Gillispie of Newell, Nelva Squires of Flatwoods, Margorie Fae Bickle of columbus, OH; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Service was held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Arner Funeral Chapel, Chester, with the Rev. Sherman Davidson officiating. Burial was in Heaters Cemetery. An additional service was held at Stockert-Gibson Funeral Home, Flatwoods.

Veteran of the Korean Conflict.

On death record, it lists his name as Glenn Argyle. He died of heart disease and is buried at High Knob Cemetery. He worked for the Army Corps of Engineers.

This is taken from Ohio Department of Health - Certificate of Death Denzil G. Gregory Date Date of Death July 11, 1983 Massillon Community Hospital, Massillon, Ohio State of Birth West Virginia Served in Armed Forces 13/July/42 -18/Jan./46 Married to Fern Lucille Havens Occupation Dairy Farmer Father Marcellus Gregory Mother Minnie Morrison Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery, Wadsworth, Ohio

Nicknamed "Babe".

According to Arnold F. Gregory, Emmit was crippled and whatever crippled him, eventually killed him.