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Gragg - 16 Individuals Found

Photo	Name / Spouse	Father / Mother	Notes
	Allie Isabel Gragg "ALICE" b.1815 OCT 19 d.1887 FEB 24 Spouse: John Beal	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors	Pleasant View Cemetery
	Henry Gragg b.1726 d.1783	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	Jane E Gragg b.1748	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	John Jr Gragg b.1725 d.1784	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	John J Gragg b.1826	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors
	Louisa Eliza Gragg b.1829	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors
	Matilda Gragg	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors	married edmonson
	Nancy Ann Gragg b.1728	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	Pullim Gragg b.1817	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors
	Robert Sr Gragg b.1732 d.1796 May 03	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	Robert Gragg b.1785 d.1863 JUN 04 Spouse: Rhoda Jane Majors	Father: William Obadiah Gragg Jr REVOLUTIONARY BILL Mother: Elizabeth Pulliam
	Samuel Gragg b.1738	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	Stewart M Gragg b.1829	Father: Robert Gragg Mother: Rhoda Jane Majors
	Thomas Gragg b.1728 d.1773	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	William Obadiah Sr Gragg "GREGG" b.1736 d.1795 JAN 24 Spouse: Elizabeth Martin	Father: John Gregg Jr GRAGG Mother: Nancy Ann Woods
	William Obadiah Jr Gragg "REVOLUTIONARY BILL" DAR # A046612 SAR Membership 27742 b.1758 APR 15 d.1847 OCT 20 Spouse: Elizabeth Pulliam	Father: William Obadiah Gragg Sr GREGG Mother: Elizabeth Martin	a revolutionary war soldier somtime in the 1790s he settled in the Globe Valley William Obadiah Gragg, Jr. of Irish descent was born on April 15, 1758, in Augusta County, Virginia, and died at the age of 89 in what became Avery County, North Carolina. His peers in that community called him â€œRevolutionary Billâ€ in reference to his experiences during the Revolutionary War. When British General John Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga, New York, on Oct 17, 1777, at least two thousand British and German soldier-prisoners were marched from New York to land near present-day Charlottesville, Virginia. That prisoner-of-war camp became known as Albemarle Barracks, and there Revolutionary Bill served as a prison guard during the summer of 1778. He later served three months as a substitute soldier and was in two skirmishes near Portsmouth. In September of 1781 he joined a company commanded by Captain Robert Sharpes which marched to Yorktown and was with the forces of Gen. George Washington when British Gen. Cornwallis surrendered. He helped to escort prisoners north to Nolandâ€™s Ferry on the Potomac where he was discharged for the final time in Dec. 1781.

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