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John Nelson Gregg

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Cecilia Dossett

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05/14/2015

John Nelson Gregg

A photo of John Nelson Gregg (center - 1827-1923) He was a Civil War Veteran and he lived in Monroe County, Alabama.

Date & Place: 1890 in Monroe County, Alabama United States

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05/15/2015

Civil War veteran John Nelson Gregg and friends taken in Monroe County, Alabama in 1890.

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05/15/2015

Which one of them he ?

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John Nelson Gregg 1827 - 1923

John Nelson Gregg was born in 1827, and died at age 96 years old in 1923. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember John Nelson Gregg.

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