John Grymes, born (according to a deposition) in 1660. “Col. John Grymes died Aug. 28, and was buried Aug. 31, 1709” (Christ Church Register). He lived first in Gloucester and removed to Middlesex where he lived at “Grymesby” on the Pianketanke River. He was a justice and Colonel of Militia of Middlesex County and a vestryman of Christ Church parish. He married Alice, daughter of Lawrence Townley and granddaughter of Augustine Warner Sr., of “Warner Hall”, Gloucester Co.
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 27, No. 2, Apr., 1919
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Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 27, No. 2, Apr., 1919
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John Grymes, born (according to a deposition) in 1660. “Col. John Grymes died Aug. 28, and was buried Aug. 31, 1709” (Christ Church Register). He lived first in Gloucester and removed to Middlesex where he lived at “Grymesby” on the Pianketanke River. He was a justice and Colonel of Militia of Middlesex County and a vestryman of Christ Church parish. He married Alice, daughter of Lawrence Townley and granddaughter of Augustine Warner Sr., of “Warner Hall”, Gloucester Co.
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 27, No. 2, Apr., 1919
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Inscription
Here lieth Interred
The Body of Mr. John
Grymes, who departed
This Life in the Year
Of our Lord 1709.
Gravesite Details
Tombstone transcription from Virginia Historical Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 27, page 186
Family Members
Half Siblings
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