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GRIEVE Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 36 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2015-05-14 12:14:40Z

GRIEVE Michael A - Vietnam Wall section 36 East

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Re: Grieve - Clackmannan, Tillicoultry, Fossoway & Tulliebole, and Alva, Scotland

gaelmcn — 2015-05-09 14:52:35Z

Hi
I think we could be distant relatives!!!! Marion Ritchie Grieve is was my Great Granny, her sisters were Margaret Grieve and Christine Grieve. Marion had four children (Edward, Mary, Peter and Isabella) Edward died in Australia, Mary brought her family up in Kettering, North Hants (England), Isabella had 4 children (Marion, Alex, Evelyn and Douglas) they lived in Edinburgh, she died when her children were quite young. Peter (my grandad!) had 6 children, Jean, Marion, Edward, Charlie, Peter and Elizabeth (my mum!) and we're all brought up in Edinburgh, Scotland (where we still live!)
I have a picture of Marion, Christine and Margaret Grieve and could forward a copy if you like??
Regards
Gael

Re: Jane Grieve, d.1882, Ontario

rwgrieve53 — 2015-03-24 17:57:32Z

Where in Ontario

George Duncan Grieve

cyndirob5 — 2014-08-16 23:14:28Z

Any info on George D Grieve born about 1920 living in Dundee 1942. Father George D Grieve. Thanks.

Re: James Grieve and Mary Rae and their decendants

johnelaineshackleton — 2014-04-06 21:45:44Z

Better late than never! Agnes and Alexander Craik were my grandparents. My mother was their daughter called Mary Rae Craik.

James GRIEVE and ANNIE GRIEVE (nee Lawrie?) Suva, Fiji circa 1880

megan_grixti — 2014-03-11 03:44:04Z

Hi there,

If anyone has any information about James Grieve and Annie Grieve (nee Lawrie?) from Suva Fiji (or immigrated to Fiji), it would be most appreciated.

I know they had at least three children - two were in the military, and my Great Grandmother Miriam May Grieve (married Lewis) immigrated to New Zealand.

Kind regards,
Megan

Re: Alexander Stuart Grieve (1891-1982) & Phyllis Nixon (b.1889) of NSW, Australia

jan6340 — 2013-11-02 23:27:23Z

My name is Janice Nankervis (nee Grieve). My grandfather was Alexander Stuart Grieve married to my Grandmother Phyllis Nixon. They had three children Joseph Alexander Grieve, Stanfield Walter Grieve and Phyllis Grieve (died 1937). My great grandmother's maiden name was Hannah Stanfield married to Geroge (I think) or Robert?? Stanfield Walter Grieve was married to Marjorie Jean Lewis,I Janice Phyllis Grieve was the only child of that marriage. I married Graeme Moncrieff Nankervis and we had two children - Nicole Nankervis and Cameron Nankervis. Nicole is married to Allan Alexander Gilvear and Cameron is married to Lyndal Jane Radford. Cameron and Lyndal have one child, Lily Ava Nankervis.

My grandmother Phyllis Grieve (nee Nixon) had two sisters, Bessie and Hilda

Re: Andrew Mitchell Paterson

gretchencrowellrn — 2013-10-31 14:27:02Z

Hi Stacy,

William Aubrey Patterson was my Great Grandfather. Would be happy to share any and all info on the Patterson side.

Let me know as I see you messaged Brent in 2009.

Gretchen (Locke) Crowell

Re: Andrew Mitchell Paterson

gretchencrowellrn — 2013-10-30 03:28:59Z

Hi Brent,

I have been researching my maternal Great Grandfather, William Aubrey Patterson. I see that he married Margaret Sutton. Do you know when and if they had children? My mother is Williams's granddaughter. William married Amy Harris and had one daughter, Joyce June born 1 April 1925. William and Amy divorced soon after my grandmother was born. Any other info you could help me with would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Gretchen Locke-Crowell

George Dawson Grieve

cyndirob5 — 2013-09-10 13:45:25Z

Hi all,
Looking for info on George Dawson Grieve living in 18 Nelson Street, Dundee in 1941 and was in the R.A.S.C during World War 11, born about 1917, son of George Duncan Grieve born 1891 Aberdeen Mother's name unknown. I have census details for George Duncan Grieve.
Thanks
Cyndi

Illegitimate child of James Grieve

mrsmck151 — 2013-08-25 12:51:12Z

According to the birth record of my husband's great grandfather, Alexander Stewart, he was found to be the illegitimate child of Catherine Stewart and "James Grieve, Hired? (or Hand?) at Runningburn in the County of Roxburgh". I know that Alexander was born in 1860 Lauder in Berwickshire. I have found two James Grieves in the 1861 census who I think are most likely to be the father. One lived in Lauder and one lived in Stitchell. Is there any way to figure out which was the father? Has anyone researching this family found stories of an illegitimate child?

Re: Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

jgrieve7 — 2013-07-14 23:44:40Z

Hello div1959

Adam Grieve and Margaret are my 3xg. grandparents. I do have info. on some of John Grieve b. 1820 descendants.Would be interested in your possible findings on Adam's father
Joyce Grieve jgrieve7@shaw.ca

Alexander Stuart Grieve (1891-1982) & Phyllis Nixon (b.1889) of NSW, Australia

debbiesgrieve — 2013-06-07 21:33:22Z

Alexander Stuart Grieve (1891-1982) & Phyllis Nixon (b.1889) of New South Wales, Australia. Looking for additional information between years 1915-1930. I believe they had two children Joseph A Grieve (b. 1912) ?Joseph Alexander Stanfield Grieve? and Phyllis Grieve (d. 1937).

Alexander Stuart Grieve - Queensland

debbiesgrieve — 2013-06-07 21:32:22Z

Alexander Stuart Grieve (1891-1982) & Frances Ellen Dever (1909-1986) of Queensland, Australia.

Looking for siblings.

GRIEVE Esther E 1898-1979

t42Southland — 2013-06-02 17:19:09Z

GRIEVE Esther E 1898-1979

I photographed this gravestone in the Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to my pictures for your personal records. This is one of the 231,007 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Grieve - Clackmannan, Tillicoultry, Fossoway & Tulliebole, and Alva, Scotland

marygreg160 — 2013-03-17 03:01:37Z

Hi there

Have just seen your post from way back. I too am researching the Grieve family. From Perthshire, later moved to Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire. Peter Grieve my 3x Great Grandfather born 1801 married Christina Hepburn born 1804. Their son Peter Grieve born 1840 is my 2x GG, he married Mary Kirkland. They had three daughters. Mary died in 1876 2 years after my GG Margaret was born., I've been unable to trace Peter after her death. I know his children were split amongst family members. It was noted on Margaret's marriage certificate that he was deceased, this was in 1896. Any info on this family would be appreciated.

thanks

Mary

Re: James Grieve Doctor to Empress Elizabeth of Russia

jgrieve7_1 — 2012-01-23 22:29:54Z

Thanks for the reply Linda.The email I was given for you was lindachapman@btinternet.com. Mine is jgrieve7@shaw.ca -the ca being for Canada. Hope that this works for you
Joyce Grieve

Re: James Grieve Doctor to Empress Elizabeth of Russia

jgrieve7_1 — 2012-01-22 20:49:03Z

I have sent you lots of info. on Grieves in Russia---very confusing and contradictory---however I must have an old email address as it was returned to me. My email is jgrieve7@shaw.ca or could you let me have your email
Thanks
Joyce Grieve

Re: Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

jgrieve7_1 — 2011-05-25 00:43:54Z

Hi Sue
Great to find another relative. Adam and Margaret are my 3xg grandparents also. I'm descended from their son James.
I have seen Adam and Margaret;s tombstone at Unthank also have a copy of the testament for Adam's brother John of Deloraine.Do contact me at jgrieve7@shaw.ca and I can give you further info
Joyce Grieve

Re: Looking for Grieve family from detroit area

KarenGrieveTomblin — 2012-04-23 21:35:33Z

Hi Justin!
Glad to hear from you. You must be the son of Gordon Grieve. Because my information is so hit and miss, I have no idea who your Mother is, which is one reason why I have been trying to make contact with someone in your line. There is so much Grieve family history to share it is hard to know where to begin :) My email address is kardog111@gmail.com and I find it easier to communicate via email rather than this mail service.
Your Great Grandfather Percival Roy Grieve was the brother of my Great Grandfather William Lewis Grieve.

Re: Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

sgr1ff1th — 2012-07-16 12:08:49Z

Hello "div1959":

We are 4th cousins x1 removed. I had followed forwards through Robert Grieve (your G-grandfather) on your part of the tree.

I have quite a lot more information on both Adam's and Margaret's families since my posting over a year ago. I'll send you a separate message to your personal account.

Best regards, Sue.

p.s. My tree is at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/19191953/family?cfpid=7683481... -- but since I have a US Ancestry subscription, it's possible you won't have access unless you have a Worldwide subscription.

Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

sgr1ff1th — 2011-05-02 01:28:46Z

Lynn and Michelle:

Adam Grieve and Margaret Paterson were my 3rd great grandparents, so it looks like I'm related to both of you. I'm a descendant of their youngest son Henry, who married Mary Ann Coulthard. I have a public tree on Ancestry (Griffith-Woolfall-Hughes-Beer Family tree), so you can see the information I have on that.

Have you made any progress in tracing Adam Grieve’s ancestors? I can't find anything on his birth on OPR. I've found some potential records on IGI, but nothing I feel comfortable relying on.

Sue.

Jane Grieve John McDowell

Trysordy — 2011-12-18 19:53:07Z

I am researching Jane Grieve married to John McDowell living in Warrington area from 1850
They may have married in Newry in Ireland in 1847

Re: Fleming G. Grieve - Baldwin County, Georgia circa 1860

panacher — 2011-07-21 03:07:16Z

Miller Grieve was born 1801 in Scotland. He was the brother of my great-great-great-grandmother, Callender Grieve. Their parents, Marion Millar and John Grieve, emigrated from Scotland before 1812 to live in Midway, Georgia where Marion's brother was associated with the Midway church through the Church of Scotland as a missionary. They then moved in Oglethorpe, Georgia.

John Grieve was a shoemaker in Edinburgh. He and Marion married 11 Aug 1792 in Edinburgh. She was the daughter of James Millar who was a farmer from Dunbartonshire.

Grieve/Stewart

rtquinn — 2011-05-15 13:47:37Z

Trying to locate descendants of James Milne Grieve and Mary Ann Stewart, married 1881, Logie Pert, Forfar Scotland

Re: Mackenzie-Grieve

timandjulia — 2012-06-09 21:23:03Z

Your Great Aunt Avril was also my Great Aunt Avril! - but in my case by way of her marriage to my 'blood' relative, John Keevil.
I remember visiting 'Great Aunt Avril' as a child, in her home in Robertsbridge, long after John had died. I have just inherited a number of his personal things as well as a few photographs. None of Avril, although I am sure that someone in the family has one or more.

Obit for William Tom Worgan Grieve

gmomsews2 — 2012-06-23 23:56:19Z

William Tom Worgan GRIEVE died Sunday, March 4 2012, in Seattle. He was born in Bo'ness Scotland on August 11 1924 to Lewis PATERSON and Christina (Dawson) GRIEVE. During WWII he served proudly with both the Black Watch and Glasgow Highlanders. Immigrating to the United States in 1947, he became a citizen in 1954. He married Eleanor Shirley UTTERBACK on May 4 1951 in Seattle. Better known as Tommy, he was very active in promoting the sport of soccer in the Puget Sound area through coaching, journalism, and broadcasting. Tommy was a strong voice among many in founding the region's youth soccer programs as well as being a very active Boy Scout leader. Retiring after 29 years with the Boeing Company, Tommy and Shirley enjoyed extensive cruising worldwide, finding the Alaskan excursions the most enjoyable. He is survived by his wife; two sons: Robert James GRIEVE (Julie) and Willian Charles GRIEVE (Sandra); two daughters: Shirley Jo MILLER (Denny) and Janice Jean HILBER; three grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews in Australia and Great Britain. Preceding him in death were his parents, three brothers (Gordon, Lewis, and Emerson), and one daughter; Laurel Ann RAYMOND. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the American Lung or the American Heart Association. A gathering will be held at Camp Long in West Seattle on Saturday March 31st., from Noon to Three PM.
published in The Seattle Times from March 18 to March 25, 2012

Re: Looking for Grieve family from detroit area

jrgrieve — 2012-04-23 18:55:07Z

I'm not sure how to get in contact with you or if you are still checking this forum or not. My name is Justin Roy Grieve. Orville and Shirley were my Grandparents. If you do check this, I would be interested in exchanging any information that I have with you. I look forward to hearing from you.

Justin

Re: Grieve Family N.Ireland

elizabethgrieve1966 — 2011-04-12 12:31:03Z

Honestly I don't know where they resided and that has been the stumbling block regarding the family. James was born around 1884 and in the Scottish Census he just lists his place of birth as Ireland. It was the family that old me that he resided in Northern Ireland but didn't know where. Wish I could have helped. Looks like another brick wall sorry.

Re: John Grieve & Mary Andrews

ewbgab13 — 2011-11-07 15:04:14Z

Thanks for reply, as you rightly suggest I have come across a lot of info regarding the Grieve family and have already been in touch with Ian McFarlane. Ann Rodger Grieve was my GGGM And her daughter Mary Hay "Roberts" must have taken her mothers married name which was the cause of a lot of my concerns tracing that lineage. I know i will not be able to trace Mary's father as it states on her birth certificate she was illegitmate. Please have a look at my tree to see if there is anything else we can share.

Best Wishes

Billy Blackwood

Re: Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

lhaythorpe — 2012-08-07 08:35:11Z

Hi sgr 1ff1th

I've traced my ancestors back to Adam Grieve and Margaret Paterson. I received alot of detailed info from Joyce Grieve, but have not been able to verify it any further back from Adam. I know he had a brother John (of Deloraine), but I cannot find records showing who their parents were. I would be very interested if you have come up with anything concrete. I'm afraid I don't have a worldwide subscription. Many thanks, Lynn

Daughter born to Mr./Mrs. E. G. Grieve 1906 Colorado

annageis76 — 2012-08-12 19:38:57Z

I am not related to this family...

Longmont (Longmont, Boulder County)
Dec 14, 1906
GRIEVE--To Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Grieve, Tuesday, Dec 11, 1906, a daughter.

Amilia Sophie GRIEVE

briangrieve87 — 2011-09-20 13:05:30Z

Seeking any information re. my Grandmother Amilia Sophie Grieve who was married to William Hotten Lacey Grieve in 1903 in London.

Re: Muriel Grieve

kateph — 2012-01-13 19:21:00Z

Have had the photograph dated - it was taken between 1931 and 1937. She is aged between late 20s and 40s, so would have a date of birth between 1891 - 1909. Of course, Grieve could be a married or unmarried name. Also believe the photo may have been taken in West London.

Re: James Grieve Doctor to Empress Elizabeth of Russia

lindamchapman49 — 2012-01-24 14:58:02Z

Joyce,
My email address is lindamchapman@btinternet.com (don't forget the middle m!)
Linda

Re: James Grieve Doctor to Empress Elizabeth of Russia

lindamchapman49 — 2012-01-23 17:52:14Z

Dear Joyce,
I hope that you have more success replying to this message. Don't know why your previous attempt failed since my email address has not changed for many years. I tried to email you directly but that, too, failed. Is it jgrieve7 (at sign) shaw.co ?
I am not surprised that your info. is confusing and contradictory. There seem to have been several bad assumptions and mistakes made when people started to become interested in the subject, when it was less easy to check the primary sources.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Linda M Chapman

Re: Agnes T GRIEVE

BradWhitehead — 2011-05-15 12:46:58Z

My 3rd great grandmother, Christian Grieve, was Agnes' sister. I believe their parents were James Grieve and Helen Taylor of County Fife, Scotland.

I don't know if you're still following this thread after all this time, but if you (or anyone else) would like to compare notes, I can be reached at whiteheadbrad@hotmail.com.

Re: John Grieve & Mary Andrews

eunicewilson2002 — 2011-11-07 01:25:12Z

Hi Billy b
Just happened to be looking in ancestry when I came on your message, perhaps you may have this info by now.John Grieve was born about 1800, in Kirkmichael, Ayrshire, but the family lived mostly at Dunure a small fishing village in Ayrshire. he married Mary Andrews 2/7/1826 in the Maybole district and they had 6 children, the youngest being Ann Rodger Grieve. Ann eventually moved to Dunoon and her mother lived there with her. Ann had 2 children, David(b 1836) and Mary(b1865) before later marrying. I came across a post by a descendant of David grieve on a maybole website (can't remember it exactly, but could look it up). His name was Ian MacFarlan and I could give you his email address if you are interested.
My ancestor was John and Mary's son John Grieve, born 1832. Hope this helps, you can contact me direct on eunicewilson2002@yahoo.com.au
Bye Eunice

William GRIEVE ad, NJ, 1837

theoldentimes — 2011-06-24 22:18:26Z

Hi,

I just posted an old ad run by William J. GRIEVE of Mt. Pleasant, NJ, who sought the owner of a gold pin that was found in a courthouse.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of the Newark Daily Advertiser newspaper (Newark, NJ) dated April 22, 1837, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/wmjgrieve04221837nj.html

I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
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Jean Grieve, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

GailDarby91 — 2011-04-23 17:06:31Z

She attended Alma College, St. Thomas Ontario, probably in the Home Economics Program. She was a class mate of my aunt, Margery Darby, Massey Ontario. I wanted to post this photo prior to sending it off to the Elgin County Archives, in case family are doing research.

Gail Darby
Ihjm05@hotmail.com

Isabella Grieve (born abt 1780 Warkworth) and John and Robert Grieve (born 1780s / 1790s: Widdrington)

DavidHollylodge — 2011-08-10 15:51:55Z

Hello!

Do any of the readers recognise any of these people? The places are both in Northumberland, England.

Isabella married a William Hedley at Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland, in 1806 and when two of their children were baptised she said that she was a native of Warkworth, Northumberland. In the 1851 & 1861 Censuses in Co Durham she said that she was born in Morpeth - which may be a reasonable approximation when you're 40 / 50 miles away. She was born about 1780 - based on Census returns.

John and Robert Grieve both had children in Tynemouth, Northumberland, in about 1810 / 1811 and they both said they were natives of Widdrington. I believe Isabella and these two men are related but I don't know how. Warkworth and Widdrington are adjacent parishes. There were two Grieve families in Warkworth in the 1770s and 1780s but they didn't baptise these children in the parish church. They may have been non-conformists and not had their children baptised in the Anglican churches.

Any help would be much appreciated.

David Richardson

Adelaide Mary Louisa Grieve

Mclintock70 — 2012-09-24 18:13:34Z

My great Aunt left the UK via Stockholm May 1946 for New York to be married to an American, a possible soldier last name Rogers. She was 23 at the time, and ended up in Cincinnati, Ohio where she married and had one child. She died in 1973 and is buried there. I am looking for ANY information on her or her family that lived in Scotland.

Re: John GRIEVE from Bonhill to New Zealand circa1868

FarleighCastle58 — 2013-02-01 10:14:41Z

Hi Margot, not sure if we have connected? John Grieve and Margaret Kay are my great great grandparents. Email farlee1@bigpond.com
Kerrie

Margaret Grieve/Usher/Blakie. Monument Pic from Melrose

clddbd — 2011-08-09 02:22:18Z

I was at Melrose Abbey, Melrose, Scotland, in July 2011. I took a picture of this monument. I hope someone finds it meaningful to them.

Cheryl

Re: ELLEN GRIEVE

gepratt8 — 2011-07-06 15:54:15Z

Hello Ellen,
My grandfather on my mother's side was Matthew Barr Grieve.
He was born in Seaforth Ontario about 1865.
His grandfather came as an infant from Scotland in 1830's and landed in Nova Scotia. There are many Grieves in Seaforth, Ontario. We visited there several years ago and went to the graveyard and the Presbyterian Church there.
At 15 our grandfather moved with his family to Buffalo North Dakota where they farmed. There are relatives there now.
My grandfather came to Colville, WA and taught school and became School Supt. where he met my grandmother. While teaching and supt school he studied medicine at the University of Oregon. After completing Medical School he practiced medicine in Colville but them moved with his family to practice medicine. Three of his five children became doctors.
I have more accurate details and I am relating the informatiion above from memory.
I live in Seattle, Washington

Re: Grieve Family N.Ireland

amandagrieve_1 — 2011-04-12 09:51:07Z

what area of northern ireland did they reside?

Re: Ancestors of Adam Grieve (who married Margaret Paterson)

div1959 — 2012-07-16 09:25:12Z

Hello Sue,
Adam Grieve and Margaret Paterson were my 4th great grandparents, so we too are related in some way.I'm a descendant of John. I tried to access your tree to try and confirm some of my findings but couldn't. I have managed to go back a few generations on the Paterson side and I may have found Adam's Father.

Re: Robert GRIEVE Huron Co., Ontario

cluffjamesh — 2012-05-19 16:17:03Z

Peggy-
This is Jim Cluff. We met a number of years ago about the family genealogy. If you get this message, I would appreciate it if you would contact me. Thanks.

Re: Grieve from Auchterarder to Leith

marygreg160 — 2010-09-11 14:23:20Z

Just saw your post from last year. Peter and Christina are my 3x great grandparents. Am happy to share what info I have on them

John Grieve & Mary Andrews

ewbgab13 — 2011-01-07 12:00:40Z

Hi
Does anyone have any information about a John Grieve and a Mary Andrew/s marriage it would have been in Dunoon area of Scotland around 1830 - 1840 they had a child called Annie Rodger Grieve born around 1840 and she had an illegitimate child called Mary Campbell Hay Grieve born 22 may 1866

Billy B