Michael Gregson

Michael Gregson, the owner/editor of his magazine, offering Edith a column, saying he was impressed with her offerings. They were instantly attracted to one

Grateful for a God who sees us, knows us perfectly, and prepared the way before He even created us to love and be loved by the team He surrounded us with.

There was never a time that Michael's marital status (being married to a woman declared insane) was ever revealed to the family at large.

Michael Gregson, the owner/editor of his magazine, offering Edith a column, saying he was impressed with her offerings. They were instantly attracted to one

Michael Gregson (b. 1879 or 1880 — d. 1923) was an editor and publisher for The Sketch, a society magazine based in London. He was the employer and lover of Lady Edith Crawley, and the late father of her only daughter, Marigold, whom he would never know.

Edith Crawley and Michael Gregson had first met in London, where Edith was requested by Michael several times to write for The Sketch magazine publishing

Michael Gregson (b. 1879 or 1880 — d. 1923) was an editor and publisher for The Sketch, a society magazine based in London. He was the employer and lover of