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James Gregory

Birth6 March 1872 - Woodland View, Yorkshire, England
Death14 Mar 1913 - Craglands, Deepcar, Yorkshire, England
MotherSarah Cutts
FatherJames Gregory

Born in Woodland View, Yorkshire, England on 6 March 1872 to James Gregory and Sarah Cutts. James Gregory married Lucy Ann Dyson and had 7 children. He passed away on 14 Mar 1913 in Craglands, Deepcar, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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James Gregory
1828 - 1897
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Sarah Cutts
1839 - 1882
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Ann Dyson
1872 - 1943
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Hetty Barraclough Marsden
1871 - 1897
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Robert Edward Gregory
1901 - 1984
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Malcolm Gregory
1907 - 1992
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Charles Douglas Gregory
1903 - 1965
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Margaret Elfreda Gregory
1899 - 1975
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David H Gregory
1897 - 1950
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James Eric Gregory
1902 - 1971
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John Dyson Gregory
1900 - 1985

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