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Aggie Grey was born in Western Samoa in 1897 and died in 1988. She was a well-known hotelier and founder of Grey Investment Group and Aggie Grey's Hotel. Biography. Aggie Grey was born Agnes Genevieve Swann, the daughter of William Swann an English chemist and his Samoan wife Pele.
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Grey Investment Group is a private Samoan tourism company that has assets throughout the Pacific Region. Grey is a dominant company in the Samoan investment market. Some assets are jointly-held with the Government of Samoa; for example, the investments in Virgin Samoa were jointly held with the Government as co-shareholders.
People. J. C. Agajanian (1913–1984), American motor sports personality. Aggie Beynon, Canadian metalsmith. Aggie Grey (1897–1988), Samoan hotelier born Agnes Genevieve Swann.
Aggie Grey's Fascinating Samoan Origin. Agnes Genevieve Swann was born in 1897 in island of upolu, Samoa. She was the second daughter of William Swann, a sailor who settled on the island as a pharmacist, and of Pele, a Samoan ceremonial maiden.
Aggie Grey left an indelible mark as a prominent hotelier and businesswoman. The daughter of William Swann, an English chemist, and her Samoan mother Pele, Aggie faced early challenges with her mother’s death in 1903. Raised by her father and stepmother, she grew to be a significant figure in Samoan history.
Built on swamp land from a meager $200 loan from a family member, the hotel went through many famous transitions by an extraordinary woman who put her best foot forward in a male dominated business world and kicked the door open for years to come.
Aggie Grey was born in Western Samoa in 1897 and died in 1988. She was a well-known hotelier and founder of Grey Investment Group and Aggie Grey's Hotel.[1]
