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Submitted: 9/20/13 • Approved: 9/20/13 • Last Updated: 4/9/18 • R742816-G742815-S3
Mary
Feb. 2, 1842 Kentucky
Dec. 14, 1925 Verona Lawrence Co Missouri
Parents: Dr. Felix Grundy Duvall and Hanna Dixon Ashburn
Marriage Date: 6 Nov 1864
Edward
Dec. 10, 1837 Shelbyville Shelby Co Missouri
Mar. 14, 1926 Verona Lawrence Co Missouri
Parents: Edward Doughty Grigg Sr and Amanda Surinda McFarland
Dr. Edward Doughty Grigg Jr is a native of Missouri, born in Shelbyville, Shelby co., December 10, 1838, and is the son of Edward D. and Amanda M. McFarland Grigg, and grandson of Jacob Grigg, a clergyman of the Baptist faith, who emigrated from Wales and settled in Virginia prior to the Revolutionary War. He here reared his three sons, of whom Edward D. Sr., completed his medical studies and led a nomadic life. Dr. Edward D. Grigg Jr. completed his studies at Laporte, Ind., and after practicing in that State for some time, came to Missouri in 1857. He made a settlement at Neosho, and practiced his profession at that place until the breaking out of the late war. He then served as assistant surgeon of the Tenth Missouri Regiment under Gen. Price. He entered the field as first lieutenant of Company A, Gen. M. M. Parson's command, and served with honor and bravery until the evacuation of Corinth , when he came home to recruit. He was taken sick, and afterward went to Illinois, where he taught school for about eighteen months. He then returned to Neosho. He was married in Jefferson County, Mo., to Miss Mary Susan, daughter of F. G. Duvall and this union resulted in the birth of five sons and one daughter: Dr. George P. (a physician),HOrace, Pierre, Felix, Clifton and Mary. Dr. Grigg is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and he and his wife are members of the Baptist Church.
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