In the preparation of my book I have received much kindness, and I
should especially like to thank Mr Philip Spencer Gregory, of Lincoln’s
Inn, Barrister-at-Law, late Fellow of King’s College, Cambridge, for the
help which he as a representative of the family was able to give me, and
also for his very interesting ‘Records of the Family of Gregory.’ My
thanks are also due to Professor Campbell Fraser for personal
introduction to sources of information, to Mr Turner, Savilian Professor
of Astronomy in the University of Oxford, and to Mr Henry Johnstone of
the Edinburgh Academy and Mr R. S. Rait, Fellow of New College, Oxford,
who have read my proofs. I must also record my debt of gratitude to the
Editors for the great kindness and courtesy they have shown to me.
AGNES GRAINGER STEWART.
CONTENTS
PAGE
CHAPTER I
THE GREGORIES 9
CHAPTER II
DAVID GREGORIE OF KINAIRDY, 1625–1720 19
CHAPTER III
JAMES GREGORIE, 1638–1675 27
CHAPTER IV
DAVID GREGORY, 1661–1708 52
CHAPTER V
DAVID GREGORY, 1696–1767 77
CHAPTER VI
(1) JAMES GREGORIE, 1666–1742; (2) CHARLES GREGORIE, 1681–1739; 84
(3) DAVID GREGORIE, 1712–1765
CHAPTER VII
(1) JAMES GREGORIE, 1674–1733; (2) JAMES GREGORIE, 1701–1755 92
CHAPTER VIII
JOHN GREGORY, 1724–1773 100
CHAPTER IX
JAMES GREGORY, 1753–1821 125
CHAPTER X
WILLIAM GREGORY, 1803–1858 141
CHAPTER XI
RETROSPECT 152
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