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Those who wish to explore Greer and related ancestry beyond the pages of Greers West, may wish to consider the following excellent sites and the varied information they offer.
Perhaps the foremost researcher/chronicler of Americans named Greer is Ralph Terry, who once published The Greer International Newsletter. To visit his site click here.
If you would like to explore the most comprehensive information on anyone whose surname derives from the Griersons (including Greers), then visit David Grierson's One-Name Project.
If you wish to seek American genealogical data organized by counties, then you can do no better than to investigate the USGenWeb Project.
To examine the Scottish clan from which the Greers derive, check out Clan Gregor.
But of course, we issue from many clans. Explore them all at the Gathering of the Clans.
Remember that the Griersons of Dumfriesshire claim royal descent. To analyze the extensive network of royalty, you may wish to check out this Directory of Royal Genealogical Data.
Venture further back in time to the misty age of Arthurian Britain. Investigate the fascinating world of our medieval ancestors through the extensive web pages of David Nash Ford.
If your interest is drawn to Biblical history or legends of the ancient world, you may wish to take a look at our ancestral Descent from Adam.
On the other hand, if you need help in researching ancestors closer to home, you may find such assistance at Everton's Genealogical Helper.
Have you been looking for a hard-to-find genealogical classic book? There's a good chance that you can find it through Heritage Books.
You may simply like to read a book (online — at no charge!) to enhance your knowledge of the history our ancestors experienced. In that case, try the Index of Online Books.
Another fine source of online books is Project Gutenberg.
Good luck and enjoy !!!