Grigsby
Grigsby is an English surname derived from the name of a "lost" medieval village in Lincolnshire recorded in the Domesday Book as "Gredbi", which was itself a development of the Old Norse "Griot-byr". The spelling "Grigsby" is believed to stem from a common progenitor, John Grigsby (1623–1730). Most Grigsbys in the United States trace their descent from this 17th-century landowner, in Stafford County, Virginia. Provided by Wikipedia-
21by Moussavi, Mahsa S., Abdalati, Waleed, Pope, Allen, Scambos, Ted, Tedesco, Marco, MacFerrin, Michael, Grigsby, ShaneGet access
Published in Remote Sensing of Environment (2016)
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22by Adams, Evan, Stenhouse, Ian, Gilbert, Andrew, Boelsma, Jill, Gress, George, Weidensaul, Scott, Grigsby, Charles, Williams, Emily, Phillips, Laura, McIntyre, CarolGet access
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24by Adams, Evan M., Stenhouse, Iain J., Gilbert, Andrew T., Boelsma, Jill, Gress, George, Weidensaul, C. Scott, Grigsby, Charles, Williams, Emily J., Phillips, Laura, McIntyre, Carol L.Get access
Published in Ecology and Evolution (2022)
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26by Karls, Deborah A.Contributors: “...Grigsby, Jeffry D....”
Published 2005
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31by Kennicutt, Mahlon CharlesContributors: “...Grigsby, Ronald D....”
Published 1980
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