Dear Fran, For your interest, the names of Wm Greg and John Greg are along with others on a letter of appreciation (dated 15 January 1773 at Charlestown) printed in the Belfast Newsletter of June 1773. The appreciation was directed to James Gillis and Rev Martin because of their support to the passengers during an outbreak of smallpox on board ship. Happy to email images of the articles (total file size 200KB) to any interested list members. Good luck with your researches. Norman ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frances Warren" <War@cebridge.net> To: <Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 8:29 PM Subject: [Sc-Ir] Gregg > John and William Gregg left Belfast Ireland on the Immigrant ship "Lord > dunluce, with Capt. James Gillis and members of the Associated Reformed > Presbyterian on October 4, 1772 and landed in Charleston, S.C. in Dec. > 1772. > Listed on the ships passenger list with John and William were Jane, Mary, > and Ninian Gregg. > This group were traveling with the Rev. William Martin and had left > Ireland, I suppose, because of religious freedom. > The Greggs settled in Newberry co., S.C. and that is where William Gregg > died. Some of his children left for Georgia about 1825. > John Gregg was in Gwinnett co., Ga in 1830 along with his nephew, Robert > McCalla, and family > Is anyone researching this line of Gregg-Gragg? > Fran >