Samuel GREG Snr
(1758 - 1834) | Hannah LIGHTBODY
(1766 - 1828) | | bd. | 26 March 1758; Belfast, Northern Ireland | | dd. | 4 June 1834, age 76; Styal, Cheshire | | edu. | Harrow School | | occ. | Cotton mill owner; developed Quarry Bank Mill and other parts of Styal village, in Cheshire UK | | rel. | Presbyterian, but moved to Unitarianism on marriage | | res. | 35 King Street, Manchester
Quarry Bank House, Styal, Cheshire, UK | | src. | [92],[142] |
| | bd. | 1766 | | dd. | 1828, age about 62 | | rel. | Unitarian | | res. | 35 King Street, Manchester
Quarry Bank House, Styal, Cheshire, UK | | src. | [92],[142] |
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Notes for Samuel GREG Snr In 1832 Samuel Greg was mauled by a stag on his Styal estate and never
really recovered from his injuries, dying in 1834.
Sources | 92. | Historical Society, Bollington Civic Society |
| 142. | Book, Robert C.G. Gamble, 2020, Mrs. Gaskell's Personal Pantheon, Edward Everett Root Publishers, Brighton, https://www.eerpublishing.com |
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Family record last updated: 16 June 2013 |
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