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Ann Gregg

Birth23 Feb 1804 - Worth, Sussex, England
Death1860 - Elbert, Georgia, United States
MotherHannah Piercey (Piercy) )
FatherJohn Thomas Gregg

Born in Worth, Sussex, England on 23 Feb 1804 to John Thomas Gregg and Hannah Piercey (Piercy) ). Ann Gregg married Thomas Martin Turner and had 14 children. She passed away on 1860 in Elbert, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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John Thomas Gregg
1765 - 1847
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Hannah Piercey (Piercy) )
1773 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Martin Turner
1799 - 1860
Children Show all
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Thomas Martin Turner
1822 - 1884
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Elizabeth Jane Turner
1842 - 1902
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Varches S Turner (Mtb 2Nd-ggm)
1844 - 1880
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James Boswell Turner
1824 - 1901
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Lewizah Catherine Turner
1828 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Turner
1828 - 1904
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Allen F. Turner
1849 - 1912
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John Wesley Turner
1831 - 1888
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Martha Banks Turner
1838 - 1866
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Mary Ann Turner
1820 - 1892
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Nancy Emily Turner
1838 - Unknown
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William Parker Turner
1833 - 1861
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Francis Asberry Turner
1835 - Unknown
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Varchis Simmary Turner
1846 - Unknown

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