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Sign up freeJohn Grigsby 1505–1549 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1505
Birth Location: Maidstone, Kent, England
Death Date: 19 Jan 1549
Death Location: Ashford, Kent, England; suicide by drowning
Father: Thomas GRIGSBY
Mother: Alice GODLIFFE
Spouse(s): Margaret Sharp
Children(s): Alexander Grigsby
John Grigsby was born in 1505 in Maidstone, Kent, England, the child of Thomas Grigsby And Alice Godliffe. John Grigsby married Margaret Sharp, and had children including Alexander Grigsby. John Grigsby passed away in 1549 in Ashford, Kent, England; suicide by drowning.
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Biography
- John Grigsby was born in 1505 in Maidstone, Kent, England, the child of Thomas Grigsby And Alice Godliffe.
- John Grigsby married Margaret Sharp, and had children including Alexander Grigsby.
- John Grigsby passed away in 1549 in Ashford, Kent, England; suicide by drowning.
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John Grigsby's Descendants
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1. Alexander Grigsby 1526–1575 m. Anna (E) Park 1526–1603
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1. Isaac (Grigsby (Grigby,) Grigbie) 1553–1604 m. Joane Finch 1553–1615
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1. THOMAS (GRIGSBY) III 1599–1650
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1. Thomas Grigsby 1685–1745 m. Rose Newton 1701–1785
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1505
Event Place: Maidstone, Kent, England
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Event Type: Death
Event Date: 19 Jan 1549
Event Place: Ashford, Kent, England; suicide by drowning