Benjamin Gorrill
(circa 1826 - June 1914)
Benjamin Gorrill was born circa 1826 in Sheffield, Yorkshire.
The marriage of Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner, daughter of John Fawlston Turner and Mary Rich, was registered in the quarter ending in December 1845 in Sheffield RD, Yorkshire.
Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner were recorded on the 1851 census in Birmingham, St George, Warwickhire. Benjamin Gorrill 25, s... piercer, born Sheffield; his wife Ellen Gorrill 26, born Laughton en le Morthen, children Mary Gorrill 4, John Gorrill 2, both born Sheffield, Robert Gorrill 9 months born Birmingham.
Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner appeared on the 1891 census in 6 Chesterfield Rd, Norton, Derbyshire. Benjamin Gorrill 65, silversmith, born Sheffield; his wife Ellen Gorrill 67, born Laughton en le Morthen, daughters Hannah Gorrill 39,born Birmingham; grand daughter Edith E Gorrill 12, born Sheffield.
Benjamin's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1914 in Ecclesall Bierlow RD, Yorkshire.
The marriage of Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner, daughter of John Fawlston Turner and Mary Rich, was registered in the quarter ending in December 1845 in Sheffield RD, Yorkshire.
Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner were recorded on the 1851 census in Birmingham, St George, Warwickhire. Benjamin Gorrill 25, s... piercer, born Sheffield; his wife Ellen Gorrill 26, born Laughton en le Morthen, children Mary Gorrill 4, John Gorrill 2, both born Sheffield, Robert Gorrill 9 months born Birmingham.
Benjamin Gorrill and Ellen Turner appeared on the 1891 census in 6 Chesterfield Rd, Norton, Derbyshire. Benjamin Gorrill 65, silversmith, born Sheffield; his wife Ellen Gorrill 67, born Laughton en le Morthen, daughters Hannah Gorrill 39,born Birmingham; grand daughter Edith E Gorrill 12, born Sheffield.
Benjamin's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1914 in Ecclesall Bierlow RD, Yorkshire.
Elizabeth Goshawk
(before 1805 - before 1825)
Elizabeth Goshawk was born before 1805.
Elizabeth Goshawk married Edward Cocksedge, son of Michael Cocksedge and Susan Holland, on 23 November 1821 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.
Elizabeth died before 1825.
Elizabeth Goshawk married Edward Cocksedge, son of Michael Cocksedge and Susan Holland, on 23 November 1821 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.
Elizabeth died before 1825.
Child of Elizabeth Goshawk and Edward Cocksedge
- William Richard Cocksedge b. 7 Apr 1822, d. b 1826?
Mary Gosling
Children of Mary Gosling and Jonathan Squirrell
- Sarah Squirrell b. 1832
- Maria Squirrell b. 1834
- George Squirrell+ b. b 11 Jun 1837
Sarah Maria Gosling
(circa 1853 - 1939)
Sarah Maria Gosling married William Scarff, son of John Scarff and Elizabeth Grimwood. Sarah Maria Gosling was born circa 1853 in Combs, Suffolk.
Sarah died in 1939 in Combs, Suffolk.
Sarah died in 1939 in Combs, Suffolk.
Children of Sarah Maria Gosling and William Scarff
- John William Scarff+ b. 6 Jan 1872, d. 1914
- Edward Robert Scarff b. 18 Jan 1874, d. 1875
- Ruth Ellen Scarff b. 27 Apr 1876
- Ernest Edward Scarff+ b. 9 May 1879, d. 1968
- Nellie Elizabeth Scarff b. 28 Jan 1885
Thomas Goslyn
( - 5 April 1733)
Thomas Goslyn was born in England.
Thomas Goslyn married Ann St Aubyn, daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin, in 1689.
Thomas died on 5 April 1733 in Soho, Westminster, Middlesex, England.
Thomas Goslyn married Ann St Aubyn, daughter of Sir John St Aubyn (Bart) and Anne Jenkin, in 1689.
Thomas died on 5 April 1733 in Soho, Westminster, Middlesex, England.
Frederick Roach Goss
(14 March 1863 - )
Frederick Roach Goss was born on 14 March 1863 in Burrington, Devon. He was the son of Philip Goss..
Frederick Roach Goss married Jessie Ross, daughter of George Mantoch Ross and Mary Anne Creats, on 14 September 1891 in Swansea, Glamorganshire, Wales. He or she? resided at 13 Woodville St, Cathays, Cardiff at the time of their marriage. He was a commercial traveller..
Frederick Roach Goss married Jessie Ross, daughter of George Mantoch Ross and Mary Anne Creats, on 14 September 1891 in Swansea, Glamorganshire, Wales. He or she? resided at 13 Woodville St, Cathays, Cardiff at the time of their marriage. He was a commercial traveller..
Richard Gotbald
(say 1635 - )
Richard Gotbald was born say 1635.
Richard Gotbald married Dorothy Cocksedge, daughter of George Cocksedge and Mary Unknown, on 20 December 1660 in Buxhall, Suffolk.
Richard Gotbald married Dorothy Cocksedge, daughter of George Cocksedge and Mary Unknown, on 20 December 1660 in Buxhall, Suffolk.
Mary Gough
(circa 1837 - 1911)
Mary Gough was born circa 1837.
Mary Gough married Robert Rubie, son of George Rubie and Mary Jane Moon, in 1863 in Victoria, Australia.
Mary died in 1911 in Carlton North, Victoria.
Mary Gough married Robert Rubie, son of George Rubie and Mary Jane Moon, in 1863 in Victoria, Australia.
Mary died in 1911 in Carlton North, Victoria.
Children of Mary Gough and Robert Rubie
- George Rubie+ b. 1864, d. 28 Feb 1938
- Mary Rubie (Monaghan) b. 1865, d. 1949
- Norah Rubie b. 1868, d. 1953
- Robert Rubie b. 1869, d. 31 Jan 1922
Abigail Gould
(circa 1755 - before 29 September 1830)
Abigail Gould was born circa 1755.
Abigail Gould married William Cocksedge, son of Henry Cocksedge and Elizabeth Nicholls, on 10 August 1779 in Felsham, Suffolk.
Abigail died before 29 September 1830 in Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk. She was buried on 29 September 1830 in Bradfield St Clare.
Abigail Gould married William Cocksedge, son of Henry Cocksedge and Elizabeth Nicholls, on 10 August 1779 in Felsham, Suffolk.
Abigail died before 29 September 1830 in Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk. She was buried on 29 September 1830 in Bradfield St Clare.
Children of Abigail Gould and William Cocksedge
- Henry Cocksedge b. 30 Jan 1780
- John Cocksedge b. 11 Feb 1781
- Mary Cocksedge b. 10 Mar 1782
- William Cocksedge+ b. 30 Dec 1783
- Abigail Cocksedge b. 6 Apr 1786, d. b 14 Aug 1787
- Samuel Cocksedge b. 24 Nov 1787, d. b 5 Nov 1788
- Thomas Cocksedge b. 16 Jun 1790, d. b 23 Jun 1790
- Abigail Cocksedge b. c 4 Oct 1791
- Edmund Cocksedge b. 25 May 1794
- Sophia Cocksedge b. 17 Apr 1796
Charles William Gould
(circa 1881 - )
Charles William Gould was born circa 1881.
Charles William Gould married Isabella Allison MacGregor, daughter of Lachlan Henry Kenrick MacGregor and Isabella Smith, in 1911.
Charles William Gould married Isabella Allison MacGregor, daughter of Lachlan Henry Kenrick MacGregor and Isabella Smith, in 1911.
Edith Marion Gould
(circa 1891 - )
Edith Marion Gould was born circa 1891.
Edith Marion Gould married Gerald William Bullett, son of Robert Bullett and Ellen Pegg, on 5 December 1921 in Chesterton RD, Cambridgeshire. 1921 Nov 19: Marriage notice books - Chesterton Union: Gerald Wlilliam Bullett, 27, bachelor, journalist, of 53 Carlyle Rd, Chesterton, length of residence - 6 weeks, distric Chesterton - Edith Marion Barker (formerly Gould), 30, widow, residence: of Bradforde House, Old Rd, Clacton on Sea; length of residence 3 months, district Tendring, Essex. Margin note: 5 Dec 21, by licence, the devoted wife of Alfred Leslie Barker.
Edith Marion Gould married Gerald William Bullett, son of Robert Bullett and Ellen Pegg, on 5 December 1921 in Chesterton RD, Cambridgeshire. 1921 Nov 19: Marriage notice books - Chesterton Union: Gerald Wlilliam Bullett, 27, bachelor, journalist, of 53 Carlyle Rd, Chesterton, length of residence - 6 weeks, distric Chesterton - Edith Marion Barker (formerly Gould), 30, widow, residence: of Bradforde House, Old Rd, Clacton on Sea; length of residence 3 months, district Tendring, Essex. Margin note: 5 Dec 21, by licence, the devoted wife of Alfred Leslie Barker.
Frances J Goulding
Frances J Goulding married John Henry Stanser, son of William Bingham Stanser and Mary Ellis, in December 1923 in East Retford RD, Nottinghamshire.
Millicent de Gournay
John Goviley
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John Goviley was the son of Robert Goviley (of Goviley Major).
John Goviley married Maude Unknown, daughter of Serle of Lansladron Kt.
John Goviley married Maude Unknown, daughter of Serle of Lansladron Kt.
Child of John Goviley and Maude Unknown
Robert Goviley (of Goviley Major)
Child of Robert Goviley (of Goviley Major)
Rose Goviley
Rose Goviley||p363.htm#i23844|John Goviley||p363.htm#i23846|Maude Unknown||p878.htm#i23847|Robert Goviley (of Goviley Major)||p363.htm#i23853||||Serle o. Lansladron Kt||p494.htm#i23848||||
Rose Goviley married Otis Trerice, son of Udy Trerice. Rose Goviley was the daughter of John Goviley and Maude Unknown.
Child of Rose Goviley and Otis Trerice
Rachel Mary Gowers
(25 March 1911 - March 2001)
Rachel Mary Gowers was born on 25 March 1911.
Rachel Mary Gowers married John William Wood Fordham, son of Herbert John Fordham and Rose Kate Wood, on 11 June 1932 in Romford, Essex.
Rachel Mary Gowers lived at Carne Vean, Boskenning, Heanor, Penzance, Cornwall.
Rachel died in March 2001 in Truro RD, Cornwall.
Rachel Mary Gowers married John William Wood Fordham, son of Herbert John Fordham and Rose Kate Wood, on 11 June 1932 in Romford, Essex.
Rachel Mary Gowers lived at Carne Vean, Boskenning, Heanor, Penzance, Cornwall.
Rachel died in March 2001 in Truro RD, Cornwall.
Child of Rachel Mary Gowers and John William Wood Fordham
- Ann Rachel Wood Fordham+ b. 28 Nov 1933, d. 13 Aug 1988
Elizabeth Goymour
(circa 1783 - Dec. 1823 aged 40)
Elizabeth Goymour married Abraham 2 Sutton, son of Abraham 1 Sutton and Mary Unknown, 13 Oct 1807 by banns in Combs, Suffolk.
Elizabeth died Dec. 1823 aged 40 in Combs, Suffolk. She was born circa 1783. She was buried on 18 December 1823 in Combs, Suffolk.
Elizabeth died Dec. 1823 aged 40 in Combs, Suffolk. She was born circa 1783. She was buried on 18 December 1823 in Combs, Suffolk.
Children of Elizabeth Goymour and Abraham 2 Sutton
- Abraham 3 Sutton b. 22 Sep 1808, d. August 1882 age 73
- John Sutton+ b. 1811, d. 25 Feb 1892 age 80
- Mary Sutton+ b. 30 Jul 1815, d. Dec 1894
Robert Grace
Thomas Grace
Ann Graham or Greame
Ann Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12100|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Elizabeth Graham or Greame
Elizabeth Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12098|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Elizabeth Graham or Greame was the daughter of Sir Richard Graham or Greame and Elizabeth Hetherington.
Elizabeth Graham or Greame married (?) St Leger before 1623.
Elizabeth Graham or Greame married (?) St Leger before 1623.
George Graham or Greame
George Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12095|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Sir George Graham or Greame
(say 1570 - 9 October 1624)
Sir George Graham or Greame|b. s 1570\nd. 9 Oct 1624|p363.htm#i14931|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||||||||||||||
Sir George Graham or Greame was born say 1570. He was the son of Patriarch Graham or Greame.
George died on 9 October 1624 in Cavan, Ireland.
George died on 9 October 1624 in Cavan, Ireland.
Child of Sir George Graham or Greame
- William Graham or Greame b. c 1594
Jane Graham or Greame
Jane Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12097|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Jane Graham or Greame was the daughter of Sir Richard Graham or Greame and Elizabeth Hetherington.
Jane Graham or Greame married (?) Hetherington before 1623.
Jane Graham or Greame married (?) Hetherington before 1623.
Margaret Graham or Greame
Margaret Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12099|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Margaret Graham or Greame was the daughter of Sir Richard Graham or Greame and Elizabeth Hetherington.
Patriarch Graham or Greame
Patriarch Graham or Greame was also known as Patriarch Graham in some records. He was born in Scotland.
Children of Patriarch Graham or Greame
- Sir Richard Graham or Greame+ b. c 1550, d. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626
- Sir George Graham or Greame+ b. s 1570, d. 9 Oct 1624
Peter Graham or Greame
Peter Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12094|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Richard Graham or Greame
Richard Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i12096|Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Elizabeth Hetherington|b. s 1560|p433.htm#i12091|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||Christopher Hetherington||p433.htm#i12090||||
Sir Richard Graham or Greame
(circa 1550 - 7 November 1625 or 1626)
Sir Richard Graham or Greame|b. c 1550\nd. 7 Nov 1625 or 1626|p363.htm#i11383|Patriarch Graham or Greame||p363.htm#i14930||||||||||||||||
Sir Richard Graham or Greame was also known as Grimes in some records. Sir Richard Graham or Greame was also known as Graham in some records. He was born circa 1550 in Scotland. Richard & George shared the arms of the Greame family of Sewerby House, Yorkshrire. He was the son of Patriarch Graham or Greame.
Sir Richard Graham or Greame married Elizabeth Hetherington, daughter of Christopher Hetherington. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Christopr. Hetherington of Dunecarney in the county of Dublin by whom he had issue Thomas, William, Peter, George, Richard, Jane, Katherin (Dunbar), Elizabeth, Margaret, and Ann.
In the Carew manuscripsts he is described as being "a gallant soldier but".
In April 1601 he was given letters of recommendation to Sir Robert Cecil at Court, from Lord Chancellor Loftus, Thomas [Jones] Bishop of Meath, Capt David Hetherington, Sir Geoffrey Fenton and Sir George Carew. But they all hoped for his speedy return. He was licensed from the Lord Deputy to repair to England for two months and was to be paid 100 pounds.
1601 May 14: Sir Richard Greame to be sent back asap, for the Lord Deputy can ill spare him. [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland v.10 1600-1601]
1601 25 May: The Queen to the Lord Deputy and Lord Cancellor for Sir Richard Greame "Graeme has served us well etc. We are pleased to grant him at his suit, the towns, etc. of Rahin, late in the tenure of Edmond McMolmory and Hahinduff and Crymorgan, lately held by Lisaghe O'More, and Dowrie, held by Shane O'More, and Money ne Bollie, late in the holding of Cale O'Kelly ... in King's county. These lands are in the yearly value of 16/19/- or thereabouts and are forfeited by the rebellion of the tenants therof. ..." [Addenda, Calendar of State Papers, Ireland p.631]
1601 9 Aug: Sir Richard Greame to Secretary Cecil "There was a fight at Benburb before I came here, where we lost and killed and wounded about 60. Ferdorogh McArt O'Hagan was reported slain on the Irish side "but yet recovered" and many others were hurt or slain. Since ten they gave a bravado in the night; and they lost Lierce Lacy, McGilespicke, a captain of Tyrone's and nine more. There is a report that the Spaniards have landed at Callangebegg [Killybegs] ... [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland 1601-3 Elizabeth, v.11 p.15].
1601 9 Aug: List of H.M. army in Ireland [gives daily pay] - Horsemen 12d - Sir Richd Greame, each 50 men. [ibid. p.17].
30 Sep 1602 army list : Mountjoy Fort: Horse - Sir Wm Godolphin & Sir Richd Greame, total 100; Foot Capts Simon Killigrew; 1602 Dungan : - Godolphin (Foot) & Greames, R (horse). Mountjoy: - Simon Killigrew (foot).
7 Oct 1602: Capt's erected by the Lord Depty on 9 Nov 1601 - Sir Richd Greames (Note that a Capt Thos Wynn arrived in Munster in Nov 1601).
20 Nov 1602: Army distribution Oct 1602 ... Mountjoy, Commander: Godolphin & Graeme 100 [men].
1602 20 Dec: Discharge from Irish Army: Horse and foot to be discharged as they may have warning ... Capts Killigrew ... (each 100) at Mountjoy.
1603 July 31, Warrant for a grant to Jas. Greame, Kt. & his heir, one of the Gents of the King's P.C. ... [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland James I, 1603-16-6 p.71].
1603 Oct 1: List of the army serving in Ireland - Horsemen .. Sir Richard Greame 50, Sir George Greame, 14. Horses 950, Foot 8050.
1610 #593 Servitors of Ireland who are willing & may be induced to undertake & make good such quantities of the escheated lands of Ulster ... Other knights, servitors and penisoners in pay, who may or will undertake of themselves with some helps & encouragements & some of them without helps, viz ... Sir George Greame & Sir Richard Greame ...
1610: Sir Richard Greame, Kt, constable of Fort of Old Court, 9 warders (Connaught province).
Cavan: Servitors: Sir Geo Greame & Sir Richrd Greame, Lieutenants, 2000 acres £16/-/-, precinct of Tullaghah [Tullyhaw].
1618 Muster book of the Undertakers : Co. Cavan, Sir Richard Greames, barony of Tulleknougher, 1000 acres (also Sir George was mustered for 1000 acres there).
In Jan 1619: Answers of Sir Richard Greame to the petition of Phelim McFeagh Byrne & Bryan, his son & heir re Ranelagh & other lands in co. Wicklow.
Sir Richard Graham or Greame made a will dated 24 October 1623. His will mentions his wife Elizabeth, brother William, children Wiliam, Thomas, Peter, Geroge, Richard, Jane wife of Hetherington, Katherine wife of Dunbar, Christine, Margaret, Anne & Elizabeth wife of St Leger.
Richard died on 7 November 1625 or 1626 in Lynanstown, Laois, Ireland. He was succeeded by his son Thomas then forty years of age and married.
His will was proved on 7 May 1627 in the Prerogative Court of Armagh.
Sir Richard Graham or Greame married Elizabeth Hetherington, daughter of Christopher Hetherington. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Christopr. Hetherington of Dunecarney in the county of Dublin by whom he had issue Thomas, William, Peter, George, Richard, Jane, Katherin (Dunbar), Elizabeth, Margaret, and Ann.
In the Carew manuscripsts he is described as being "a gallant soldier but".
In April 1601 he was given letters of recommendation to Sir Robert Cecil at Court, from Lord Chancellor Loftus, Thomas [Jones] Bishop of Meath, Capt David Hetherington, Sir Geoffrey Fenton and Sir George Carew. But they all hoped for his speedy return. He was licensed from the Lord Deputy to repair to England for two months and was to be paid 100 pounds.
1601 May 14: Sir Richard Greame to be sent back asap, for the Lord Deputy can ill spare him. [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland v.10 1600-1601]
1601 25 May: The Queen to the Lord Deputy and Lord Cancellor for Sir Richard Greame "Graeme has served us well etc. We are pleased to grant him at his suit, the towns, etc. of Rahin, late in the tenure of Edmond McMolmory and Hahinduff and Crymorgan, lately held by Lisaghe O'More, and Dowrie, held by Shane O'More, and Money ne Bollie, late in the holding of Cale O'Kelly ... in King's county. These lands are in the yearly value of 16/19/- or thereabouts and are forfeited by the rebellion of the tenants therof. ..." [Addenda, Calendar of State Papers, Ireland p.631]
1601 9 Aug: Sir Richard Greame to Secretary Cecil "There was a fight at Benburb before I came here, where we lost and killed and wounded about 60. Ferdorogh McArt O'Hagan was reported slain on the Irish side "but yet recovered" and many others were hurt or slain. Since ten they gave a bravado in the night; and they lost Lierce Lacy, McGilespicke, a captain of Tyrone's and nine more. There is a report that the Spaniards have landed at Callangebegg [Killybegs] ... [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland 1601-3 Elizabeth, v.11 p.15].
1601 9 Aug: List of H.M. army in Ireland [gives daily pay] - Horsemen 12d - Sir Richd Greame, each 50 men. [ibid. p.17].
30 Sep 1602 army list : Mountjoy Fort: Horse - Sir Wm Godolphin & Sir Richd Greame, total 100; Foot Capts Simon Killigrew; 1602 Dungan : - Godolphin (Foot) & Greames, R (horse). Mountjoy: - Simon Killigrew (foot).
7 Oct 1602: Capt's erected by the Lord Depty on 9 Nov 1601 - Sir Richd Greames (Note that a Capt Thos Wynn arrived in Munster in Nov 1601).
20 Nov 1602: Army distribution Oct 1602 ... Mountjoy, Commander: Godolphin & Graeme 100 [men].
1602 20 Dec: Discharge from Irish Army: Horse and foot to be discharged as they may have warning ... Capts Killigrew ... (each 100) at Mountjoy.
1603 July 31, Warrant for a grant to Jas. Greame, Kt. & his heir, one of the Gents of the King's P.C. ... [Calendar of State Papers, Ireland James I, 1603-16-6 p.71].
1603 Oct 1: List of the army serving in Ireland - Horsemen .. Sir Richard Greame 50, Sir George Greame, 14. Horses 950, Foot 8050.
1610 #593 Servitors of Ireland who are willing & may be induced to undertake & make good such quantities of the escheated lands of Ulster ... Other knights, servitors and penisoners in pay, who may or will undertake of themselves with some helps & encouragements & some of them without helps, viz ... Sir George Greame & Sir Richard Greame ...
1610: Sir Richard Greame, Kt, constable of Fort of Old Court, 9 warders (Connaught province).
Cavan: Servitors: Sir Geo Greame & Sir Richrd Greame, Lieutenants, 2000 acres £16/-/-, precinct of Tullaghah [Tullyhaw].
1618 Muster book of the Undertakers : Co. Cavan, Sir Richard Greames, barony of Tulleknougher, 1000 acres (also Sir George was mustered for 1000 acres there).
In Jan 1619: Answers of Sir Richard Greame to the petition of Phelim McFeagh Byrne & Bryan, his son & heir re Ranelagh & other lands in co. Wicklow.
Sir Richard Graham or Greame made a will dated 24 October 1623. His will mentions his wife Elizabeth, brother William, children Wiliam, Thomas, Peter, Geroge, Richard, Jane wife of Hetherington, Katherine wife of Dunbar, Christine, Margaret, Anne & Elizabeth wife of St Leger.
Richard died on 7 November 1625 or 1626 in Lynanstown, Laois, Ireland. He was succeeded by his son Thomas then forty years of age and married.
His will was proved on 7 May 1627 in the Prerogative Court of Armagh.
Children of Sir Richard Graham or Greame and Elizabeth Hetherington
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