He is called a "Captain" as well as Deacon.
On 3 May 1666, he was one of 3 appointed to lay out a fence for the common pasture of the town. (See History of Guilford and Madison, Connecticut, by Bernard Christian Steiner for more on the founding families of Guilford & Madison, Connecticut.)
Son of George Graves one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut.
The home of Deacon John Grave was occupied by family members for 300 years. It is now a museum, run by:
The Deacon John Grave Foundation, Inc.
581 Boston Post Road
P. O. Box 651 Madison, Connnecticut 06443
(203) 245-4798
GPS: 41° 16′ 41″ N, 72° 36′ 19″ W
On 3 May 1666, he was one of 3 appointed to lay out a fence for the common pasture of the town. (See History of Guilford and Madison, Connecticut, by Bernard Christian Steiner for more on the founding families of Guilford & Madison, Connecticut.)
Son of George Graves one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut.
The home of Deacon John Grave was occupied by family members for 300 years. It is now a museum, run by:
The Deacon John Grave Foundation, Inc.
581 Boston Post Road
P. O. Box 651 Madison, Connnecticut 06443
(203) 245-4798
GPS: 41° 16′ 41″ N, 72° 36′ 19″ W
He is called a "Captain" as well as Deacon.
On 3 May 1666, he was one of 3 appointed to lay out a fence for the common pasture of the town. (See History of Guilford and Madison, Connecticut, by Bernard Christian Steiner for more on the founding families of Guilford & Madison, Connecticut.)
Son of George Graves one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut.
The home of Deacon John Grave was occupied by family members for 300 years. It is now a museum, run by:
The Deacon John Grave Foundation, Inc.
581 Boston Post Road
P. O. Box 651 Madison, Connnecticut 06443
(203) 245-4798
GPS: 41° 16′ 41″ N, 72° 36′ 19″ W
On 3 May 1666, he was one of 3 appointed to lay out a fence for the common pasture of the town. (See History of Guilford and Madison, Connecticut, by Bernard Christian Steiner for more on the founding families of Guilford & Madison, Connecticut.)
Son of George Graves one of the founders of Hartford, Connecticut.
The home of Deacon John Grave was occupied by family members for 300 years. It is now a museum, run by:
The Deacon John Grave Foundation, Inc.
581 Boston Post Road
P. O. Box 651 Madison, Connnecticut 06443
(203) 245-4798
GPS: 41° 16′ 41″ N, 72° 36′ 19″ W
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