Person:Mary Throckmorton (12)
Mary Throckmorton
b.19 Oct 1695 Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
d.5 Feb 1739 Middletown, Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 2 Feb 1683/84
  1. Sarah Throckmorton1684/85 - 1755
  2. John Throckmorton1688 - 1741
  3. Rebekah Throckmorton1690 - 1761
  4. Joseph Throckmorton1693 - 1759
  5. Mary Throckmorton1695 - 1739
  6. Job Throckmorton, II1696 - 1747
  7. Patience Throckmorton1700 - 1755
  8. Samuel Throckmorton1706 - 1758
Spouse and Children
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m. Mar 1720
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Facts and Events
Name[2] Mary Throckmorton
Gender Female
Birth[2] 19 Oct 1695 Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Marriage Mar 1720 Freehold, Monmouth, Colony of New Jersey, British Colonial Americato Daniel Grandin
Death[2] 5 Feb 1739 Middletown, Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Other[3] 1755 named as deceased in will of Sarah Nichols, her sister
References
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    Source: Colonial and Revolutionary Families of PA, Vol I-III John Sparhawk Wurts

    "Daniel Grandin, grandfather of Sarah (Grandin) Wurts, was a French Protestant, born 1694, who emigrated from the Isle of Jersey, and settled at Colt's Neck in Monmouth Co, NJ. His wife, Mary Throckmorton Grandin, born 1695, was a daughter of Job Throckmorton, and his wife, Sarah Leonard, daughter of Henry Leonard, an iron merchant of Pntypool, Wales, who came to Lynn, MA, in 1626, and later removed to NJ, where he was associated with Louis Morris in building, near Freehold, in 1675, the first iron works in the Middle States."

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 JSVF-GCP, in FamilySearch Family Tree
    includes sources, last accessed Jun 2021.
  3. ↑ Stillwell, John E. Historical and genealogical miscellany: data relating to the settlement and settlers of New York and New Jersey. (New York, New York: [s.n.], 1903-1932)
    5:91.

    31 MARY THROCKMORTON, daughter of Job Throckmorton, 5, married Daniel Grandin, who came from France to Monmouth County, N.J. He was born 1694.

    1733. Daniel Granding, attorney at law, mortgaged land in Upper Freehold, to the Land Commissioners.

    1755. Mary Throckmorton, wife of Daniel Grandin, was deceased prior to this date, as she is so alluded to in her sister, Sarah Nichol's, will.

    1782. Daniel Grandin, was a Loyalist Associator, at New York, and was to settle at Shelburne, Nova Scotia, the following year, with his family of three persons.
    Sabine's Loyalists.

    Issue
    101 John Grandin
    102 Phillip Grandin
    103 Samuel Grandin
    {All [above], in 1755, received legacies from their aunt, Sarah Nichols, - from £17 to £20, each.}
    103a Daniel Grandin born Apr. 11, 1723 ; died Nov. 1, 1790.

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