History of the Carlile family

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HISTORY OF 1 THE CARLtLE FAMILY.
Gregg, Alice Woodhams, the elder daughter of Carlile,
James William, by his first wife, Mary Woodhams Whiteman, was
born on 8 July, 1851. On 10 July, 1872, she married Dominick
Samuel Gregg, and resides at Temple Grafton Court, Alcester,
Warwickshire. Her portrait (by John Pettie, r.a., 1839-93), in
a group with her two daughters, was exhibited in the Royal
Academy in 1880. The size of the picture was 60 ins. by 78 ins.
and it is now at Grafton. (A sketch was published in Academy
Notes, 1880, p. 17). Her husband is the eldest son of George
Gregg, of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, by his wife Isabella, daughter of
Thomas Benson Pease, of Chapel Allerton Hall, Yorks. He was
born in 1845, and was educated privately, and is a J. P. for
co. Warwick (on the roll for High Sheriff in 1889). There have
been four children of the marriage, all of whom survive ; see
Whiteman, Alice ; Sandwith, Kathleen ; Gregg, Dominick Carlile,
and Dorothy.
Gregg, Dominick Carlile, only son of Alice Woodhams
(Carlile) and Dominick Samuel Gregg, was born on 29 April,
1879.
Gregg, Dorothy, third daughter of Alice Woodhams (Carlile)
and Dominick Samuel Gregg, was born on 19 July, 1885.