SAMUEL GREIG, CATHERINE THE GREAT'S SCOTTISH ADMIRAL

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• 1886 . Rodoslovnyi sbornik russkikh dvorianskikh familii 223 V. V. Rummel' and V. V. Golubtsov, Vol. I (St Petersburg, p., note that the Greig crest and motto are unknown. The, motto is, however, given in AKV, Vol. XIX, p. 354 and an examination of the original holograph letter would show the crest
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• 1873 . Admiral Aleksei Samuilovich Greig St Petersburg Samuel Greig was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of London on 14 March 1782 and a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences on 7/18 August 1783. His son Alexis is the subject of a biography by A. Aslanberov
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• 494 – 7 . Much biographical information, some of it erroneous, on the Greigs is found in Stephen, op. cit. pp., and Rummel, op. cit., pp. 222–3
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