Genealogical History of the Grannis Family in America From 1630 to 1901 to Accom
Genealogical History of the Grannis Family in America From 1630 to 1901 to Accom
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" The Gra?inis Family in America. 37 In the inscription on the tombstone of Nathaniel (1754) in the Cemetery of Fair Haven, Conn. , (Rowe's gift), the name ends with one " s, " "Grannis. " That of Russell (1766), with two, in 1891.
Russell, 3rd 5 (1766).
Was born in North Haven, Conn. , and married Mary Bradley ( 1765) in 1789. They had six sons and three daugh- ters. The name " Bradley " does not occur in the North Ha\en family, so far as the writer has found.
Alva " (1794).
Was born in Fair H...aven, Conn. , and married Hannah Barnes (1795). They had one son and one daughter.
Col. G. W. Granniss, of San Francisco, says, October 28, 1887, "My father, Alva, was a sea captain. He was in the navy in the war with Great Britain (1812), and at the close was gunner of the General Armstrong (Privateer), which fought the boats of a fleet in the harbor of Fayal (Azores). In the fight, the Americans, ninet)'-four in number, killed and wounded over three hundred of the enemy. For this he re- ceived, with the other survivors, a present by Act of Con- gress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Gra?inis Family in America. 37 In the inscription on the tombstone of Nathaniel (1754) in the Cemetery of Fair Haven, Conn. , (Rowe's gift), the name ends with one " s, " "Grannis. " That of Russell (1766), with two, in 1891.
Russell, 3rd 5 (1766).
Was born in North Haven, Conn. , and married Mary Bradley ( 1765) in 1789. They had six sons and three daugh- ters. The name " Bradley " does not occur in the North Ha\en family, so far as the writer has found.
Alva " (1794).
Was born in Fair H...aven, Conn. , and married Hannah Barnes (1795). They had one son and one daughter.
Col. G. W. Granniss, of San Francisco, says, October 28, 1887, "My father, Alva, was a sea captain. He was in the navy in the war with Great Britain (1812), and at the close was gunner of the General Armstrong (Privateer), which fought the boats of a fleet in the harbor of Fayal (Azores). In the fight, the Americans, ninet)'-four in number, killed and wounded over three hundred of the enemy. For this he re- ceived, with the other survivors, a present by Act of Con- gress.
What to read after Genealogical History of the Grannis Family in America From 1630 to 1901 to Accom?
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