They had five known children:
Benjamin Gregg, born 1736
Mary Gregg, born 1738
Enoch Gregg born 1744
Solomon Gregg born 1746

Isaac Gregg, born 1748,

Joseph had been raised in Monchanin area of New Castle County De, but he moved with his new bride into Chester county, where he had a sizable plantation. At least one parcel was in New Garden, but there was also 400 acres of plantation on the Red Clay River

Joseph Gregg died oct 1, 1770 in Chester County PA, He was buried at Newark Union Cemetery. This is connected to the Newark Monthly Meeting and is not close to Newark De.  It is in Brandywine Hundred off. Baynard Blvd, near Marsh Rd.  His wife is also buried there.  Hannah Beeson Gregg died in 1773

Joseph's  will was proved Oct. 4, 1770 Penn. Wills 1713-1825 file #2586. The will named his wife Hannah, daughter Mary and (Son-in-law John Bason) could be Beeson, She received 5 shillings
sons
Benjamin Gregg – half of Joseph's plantation – of 200 acres
Isaac Gregg – the other half of Joseph's plantation – 200 acres
Enoch Gregg – land in New Garden
Solomon Gregg – received “personal stuff”




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