From History of Greenfield: Shire town of Franklin County Massachusetts by Francis M. Thompson,
George Grennell, of Saybrook, Connecticut came to town about 1776...Although Mr. Grennell cannot be called one of the very early settlers, yet he and his descendants have had great influence in shaping the destiny of Greenfield.
Son of William & Mary
His son, George Grennell, Jr., was a member of Congress.
Link to George Grennell, Jr. 7439963
George Grennell, of Saybrook, Connecticut came to town about 1776...Although Mr. Grennell cannot be called one of the very early settlers, yet he and his descendants have had great influence in shaping the destiny of Greenfield.
Son of William & Mary
His son, George Grennell, Jr., was a member of Congress.
Link to George Grennell, Jr. 7439963
From History of Greenfield: Shire town of Franklin County Massachusetts by Francis M. Thompson,
George Grennell, of Saybrook, Connecticut came to town about 1776...Although Mr. Grennell cannot be called one of the very early settlers, yet he and his descendants have had great influence in shaping the destiny of Greenfield.
Son of William & Mary
His son, George Grennell, Jr., was a member of Congress.
Link to George Grennell, Jr. 7439963
George Grennell, of Saybrook, Connecticut came to town about 1776...Although Mr. Grennell cannot be called one of the very early settlers, yet he and his descendants have had great influence in shaping the destiny of Greenfield.
Son of William & Mary
His son, George Grennell, Jr., was a member of Congress.
Link to George Grennell, Jr. 7439963
Gravesite Details
Broken stone may be George. Tall stone is Lydia (wife of George). 4 small stones are Chester, George, George, Clarissa (Grenell). Large memorial for son George, Jr. is nearby. Stones are at the top of hill prone to landslides.
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