Sir Godfrey Gregg
Here is Sir William with his family. He is the one with the cello(?). Also in the photo is his first-born son, who also became Sir William Young 2nd. Sir William left multiple plantations and close to 900 enslaved Africans to his son, who became a prominent member of the British Parliament and staunch advocate for the trade in African bodies.
Sir Godfrey GreggBY: Sir Godfrey Gregg Theme: Speaking Life into the Hearts of Your Family There is a power in the spoken word that is often underestimated. With our words we can wound or we can heal; we can tear down or we can build up. In the family, where words…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggBY: Sir Godfrey Gregg Theme: The Table as the Heart of the Home There is a reason the table holds such a sacred place in Scripture and in human memory. It is at the table that we are fed, but it is also at the table that we are…
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