Elizabeth Grendon

The children of Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Grendon died 1678, were Thomas and Hannah.

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Abstract of the Will of Thomas Grendon, of Dukes Place, Citizen & Draper of London, dated December 15, 1678:

‘To Mr. John Harding Cittizen & Grocer of London and Mr. Robert Coe Cittizen & Goldsmith of London whome I make ex’ors & trustees my land in Fultherley in Shenston, Co., Stafford’. He gave his son, Thomas Grendon, ‘now in Virginia’, and his daughter, Hannah (Grendon) Duke, ‘now in Virginia’, property in Shenstone. (See Colonial Surry, John B. Boddie, 1959).

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Abstract of Will of Thomas Grendon, of Dukes Place, Cittizen & Draper of London. Dated 15 Dec. 1678.

To Mr. John Harding Cittizen & Grocer of London & Mr. Robert Coe Cittizen & Goldsmith of London whome 1 make ex’ors & trustees of my lands in Fultherley in Shenston, co. Stafford.

By deed dated 17 Nov., 1678, I have given unto Thomas Grendon my grandson all those lands & houses as in the deed appears, that is to say the sayd Thomas Grendon my grandchild now in Virginia for his life & after his decease to his heirs; for default of such heyrs then to Thomas Jennings my grandson, son of Thomas Jennings late of London, Distiller; for default of issue unto Rebeckah Symonds wife of John Symonds of London, Upholster; to Thomas Symonds son of my said grandchild Rebeckah. To grandchild Thomas Jennings, £… To Rebeckah Symonds, £50. To Hannah Duke my daughter in Virginia, £… in full of her part. To my ex’ors, £10 each.

208 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE.

I give one third of the residue to my wife Elizabeth; the other two thirds between Thomas Grendon, Thomas Jennings; Rebeckah Symonds my grandchildren. Wittnesses: Samuell Stringer, Nowell Bassano. Sealed 4 April, 1679. Proved in the P. C. C. 29 Oct., 1680, by oaths of John Harding; Robert Coe the ex’ors. (128. Bath).

The testator was the grandfather of Thomas Grendon of Virginia, whose will was printed in Waters, 429-431. See also this Magazine I, 441-442