Joseph Griswold
M, b. before 12 March 1647/1648 (ch
Joseph was born before 12 March 1647/1648 (ch at Windsor, Connecticut. He was christened on 12 March 1647/48 at Windsor, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Edward Griswold and Margaret Hicks?
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , pg 14.
Samuel Griswold
M, b. before 18 November 1649 (chr.
Samuel was born before 18 November 1649 (chr. at Windsor, Connecticut. He was christened on 18 November 1649 at Windsor, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Edward Griswold and Margaret Hicks?
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , pg 14.
John Griswold
M, b. 1 August 1652
John was born on 1 August 1652 at Windsor, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Edward Griswold and Margaret Hicks?
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , pg 14.
George Griswold
M, b. before 6 November 1574 (chr., d. after 1620/21
________________________GRISWOLDS IN ENGLAND
The family of Griswold derive their descent from Humphrey Griswold, of Greet, Lord of the Manor and are mentioned as an honorable family in English History as early as the sixteenth century. They came originally from Cambridgeshire, where they were seated as early as 1135, in which year Sir Launcelot de Griswolde was Sheriff of the County and two years after was Knight of the Shire and County Member of the House of Commons. The Malvern Estate came into possession of the Griswold Family about the year 1600 and through all the changes of nearly three hundred years under English law, they still remain in their possession.
From the English records we find the Malvern Estate and Coat of Arms, in 1659, belonging to Humphrey Griswold of Malvern Hall, who died in 1671. He was succeeded by his brother, Rev Henry Griswold who died about 1720. The title then passed to his eldest son, Humphrey, who died in 1722 leaving the estate to his brother Henry. He died leaving no son, but an only daughter, Anne. The representative of the family thenceforward was Rev. Matthew Griswold Justice of the Peace for the county of Warwick.
He died in 1778 leaving a daughter, Mary Griswold of Malvern Hall, who espoused David Lewis, Esq., at death leaving no male issue. He left three daughters-Magdalene, who married the fourth Early of Dysart; Anne Maria, who married the fifth Earl of Dysart; and Eliza, who died unmarried. The father, David Lewis, Esq., by a second wife, had a son, Henry Griswold Lewis of Malvern Hall who inherited the Malvern Estate and Arms of Griswold. He married Charlotte Bridgeman, daughter of Lord Bradford, which lady died without issue in 1802. Mr. Lewis survived until 1829.
The estate was then inherited by Lieutentant-Colonel Edmund Meysey Griswold, of the English Army who died January 6, 1833. At his death the title passed, by a former marriage, to his Uncle Henry Griswold of Malvern Hall, second son of the Rev. Henry Wigley, M.A., of Pensham, Worcestershire. On the 8th day of February, 1833 about one month after the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Griswold, Henry assumed, by sign manual, the surname and arms of Griswold, instead of his family name Wigley. His descendants still retain possession of Malvern Hall and Arms of Griswold.
Matthew Griswold, Esq., of Kenilworth, Warwick County, England, had three sons, Edward, Matthew and Thomas who were cousins to Humphrey Griswold of Malvern Hall.
George was born before 6 November 1574 (chr. at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England. He was christened on 6 November 1574 at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England.1,2 He was the son of Roger Griswold. He married Dousabel Leigh before 1607.3 George Griswold was present at Edward Griswold's christening on 26 July 1607 at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England.4,2 He married an unknown person circa 1616.3 George died after 1620/21.
The family of Griswold derive their descent from Humphrey Griswold, of Greet, Lord of the Manor and are mentioned as an honorable family in English History as early as the sixteenth century. They came originally from Cambridgeshire, where they were seated as early as 1135, in which year Sir Launcelot de Griswolde was Sheriff of the County and two years after was Knight of the Shire and County Member of the House of Commons. The Malvern Estate came into possession of the Griswold Family about the year 1600 and through all the changes of nearly three hundred years under English law, they still remain in their possession.
From the English records we find the Malvern Estate and Coat of Arms, in 1659, belonging to Humphrey Griswold of Malvern Hall, who died in 1671. He was succeeded by his brother, Rev Henry Griswold who died about 1720. The title then passed to his eldest son, Humphrey, who died in 1722 leaving the estate to his brother Henry. He died leaving no son, but an only daughter, Anne. The representative of the family thenceforward was Rev. Matthew Griswold Justice of the Peace for the county of Warwick.
He died in 1778 leaving a daughter, Mary Griswold of Malvern Hall, who espoused David Lewis, Esq., at death leaving no male issue. He left three daughters-Magdalene, who married the fourth Early of Dysart; Anne Maria, who married the fifth Earl of Dysart; and Eliza, who died unmarried. The father, David Lewis, Esq., by a second wife, had a son, Henry Griswold Lewis of Malvern Hall who inherited the Malvern Estate and Arms of Griswold. He married Charlotte Bridgeman, daughter of Lord Bradford, which lady died without issue in 1802. Mr. Lewis survived until 1829.
The estate was then inherited by Lieutentant-Colonel Edmund Meysey Griswold, of the English Army who died January 6, 1833. At his death the title passed, by a former marriage, to his Uncle Henry Griswold of Malvern Hall, second son of the Rev. Henry Wigley, M.A., of Pensham, Worcestershire. On the 8th day of February, 1833 about one month after the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Griswold, Henry assumed, by sign manual, the surname and arms of Griswold, instead of his family name Wigley. His descendants still retain possession of Malvern Hall and Arms of Griswold.
Matthew Griswold, Esq., of Kenilworth, Warwick County, England, had three sons, Edward, Matthew and Thomas who were cousins to Humphrey Griswold of Malvern Hall.
George was born before 6 November 1574 (chr. at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England. He was christened on 6 November 1574 at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England.1,2 He was the son of Roger Griswold. He married Dousabel Leigh before 1607.3 George Griswold was present at Edward Griswold's christening on 26 July 1607 at Wooten Wawen, county Warwickshire, England.4,2 He married an unknown person circa 1616.3 George died after 1620/21.
Child of George Griswold and Dousabel Leigh
- Edward Griswold+ b. before 26 July 1607 (chr. dat, d. 1690
Children of George Griswold
- Matthew Griswold b. c 1620
- Thomas Griswold b. c 1622
Matthew Griswold
M, b. circa 1620
Matthew was born circa 1620.1 He was the son of George Griswold.
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , pg 10.
Thomas Griswold
M, b. circa 1622
Thomas was born circa 1622.1 He was the son of George Griswold.
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , p 10.
Ann or Hannah Griswold
F, b. before 19 June 1642 (chr. dat
Ann died. Ann was born before 19 June 1642 (chr. dat at Windsor, Connecticut. She was christened on 19 June 1642 at Windsor, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Edward Griswold and Margaret Hicks?
Citations
- [S37] Griswold Family, Griswold, Glenn E. , pg 14.
Samuel Buell
M, b. 20 July 1663
Samuel was born on 20 July 1663 at Windsor, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
Deborah Buell
F, b. 18 October 1665
Deborah was born on 18 October 1665 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
Hannah Buell
F, b. 6 September 1667
Hannah was born on 6 September 1667 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
Mary Buell
F, b. 28 November 1669
Mary was born on 28 November 1669 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
John Buell
M, b. 17 February 1671/72
John was born on 17 February 1671/72 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
Hannah Buell
F, b. 4 May 1674
Hannah was born on 4 May 1674 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
David died. David was born on 15 February 1679/80 at Killingworth, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Samuel Buell and Deborah Griswold.
Citations
- [S75] Buell Family, Welles, Albert , pg 28.
