Prudence Elizabeth Billingsley (1850 - 1910)

Born 1 Feb 1850 in Glasgow, Jefferson, Iowa, United States

Ancestors

Wife of James Monroe Gregg — married Apr 1869 in Jefferson, Iowa, United States

Died 27 Mar 1910 at age 60 in Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa, United States

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Burial

Burial:

Place: Glasgow Cemetery Fairfield IA

Note

Note: 2079

Billilngsley, E., farmer and stock-raiser, Sec. 24; P.O. Glasgow; borninBelmont Co., Ohio, in 1818; came to Jefferson Co. in 1842, and hassincebeen engaged in farming and stock-raising. Mr. B. had eight childrenbyhis first wifeSarah J., Prudence (now Mrs. Gregg), Samuel, JamesS.,Florence, Margaret R., William R. (died in 1857);

James Monroe3 Gregg (Simon Jacob2, * James1) was born May 05, 1845inDelhi, Carrol county, Indiana, and died February 07, 1929 inJeffersonCounty Iowa (Glascow cemetary). He married PrudenceElizabethBillingslyApril 1869 in Jefferson County. Iowa, daughter ofElijah Billingsley andPrudence Strong

GLASGOW CEMETERY

GREGG James Monroe 5 May 1845 7 Feb 1929 Prudence E. Co. G, 30thIa.Vol. Inf.

GREGG N. Webster*** 1852** 23 Feb 1883** [2]

GREGG Prudence Elizabeth BILLINGSLEY** 11 Feb 1850 27 Mar 1910 JamesM.[2] [3]

GREGG Willie 25 Dec 1872* 18 Jan 1873 of J.M. & P.E.

* = Birth date calculated from death date and age shown on stone.

** = Found in other source listed.

*** = No tombstone. From the LOCKRIDGE HERALD, Apr. 1, 1910, Page8,col. 4.

Mrs. James M. Gregg died at her home on West Washington StreetSundayevening shortly after 8 o'clock. Prudence Elizabeth BillingsleyGregg wasborn Feb. 13, 1850 in Glasgow, Iowa, and resided in thatvicinity untilabout nine years ago. On Apr. 6, 1869, she was married toJames M. Gregg.Five children; one, William, dying in infancy. Her husbandand fourdaughters, Mrs. I. H. Tomlinson of Des Moines, Mrs. C. S. BishopofGlasgow, Mrs. E. C. Boxk and Mrs. W. C. Smith of this city surviveher.About nine years ago Mr. and Mrs. Gregg moved to Fairfield wheretheyhave since resided. Methodist church. Funeral held Wednesday at 9o'clockat the residence at the corner of E. Washington and B Streets,Rev. C. L.Tennant. . . . and the remains were taken to Glasgow forburial. Thefuneral was largely attended by the members of the Women'sRelief Corpsand the G.A.R., many of whom accompanied the family toGlasgow.

Billilngsley, E., farmer and stock-raiser, Sec. 24; P.O. Glasgow; borninBelmont Co., Ohio, in 1818; came to Jefferson Co. in 1842, and hassincebeen engaged in farming and stock-raising. Mr. B. had eight childrenbyhis first wifeSarah J., Prudence (now Mrs. Gregg), Samuel, JamesS.,Florence, Margaret R., William R. (died in 1857);

James Monroe3 Gregg (Simon Jacob2, * James1) was born May 05, 1845inDelhi, Carrol county, Indiana, and died February 07, 1929 inJeffersonCounty Iowa (Glascow cemetary). He married PrudenceElizabethBillingslyApril 1869 in Jefferson County. Iowa, daughter ofElijah Billingsley andPrudence Strong

GLASGOW CEMETERY

GREGG James Monroe 5 May 1845 7 Feb 1929 Prudence E. Co. G, 30thIa.Vol. Inf.

GREGG N. Webster*** 1852** 23 Feb 1883** [2]

GREGG Prudence Elizabeth BILLINGSLEY** 11 Feb 1850 27 Mar 1910 JamesM.[2] [3]

GREGG Willie 25 Dec 1872* 18 Jan 1873 of J.M. & P.E.

* = Birth date calculated from death date and age shown on stone.

** = Found in other source listed.

*** = No tombstone. From the LOCKRIDGE HERALD, Apr. 1, 1910, Page8,col. 4.

Mrs. James M. Gregg died at her home on West Washington StreetSundayevening shortly after 8 o'clock. Prudence Elizabeth BillingsleyGregg wasborn Feb. 13, 1850 in Glasgow, Iowa, and resided in thatvicinity untilabout nine years ago. On Apr. 6, 1869, she was married toJames M. Gregg.Five children; one, William, dying in infancy. Her husbandand fourdaughters, Mrs. I. H. Tomlinson of Des Moines, Mrs. C. S. BishopofGlasgow, Mrs. E. C. Boxk and Mrs. W. C. Smith of this city surviveher.About nine years ago Mr. and Mrs. Gregg moved to Fairfield wheretheyhave since resided. Methodist church. Funeral held Wednesday at 9o'clockat the residence at the corner of E. Washington and B Streets,Rev. C. L.Tennant. . . . and the remains were taken to Glasgow forburial. Thefuneral was largely attended by the members of the Women'sRelief Corpsand the G.A.R., many of whom accompanied the family toGlasgow.