Person Page - 3332

BIRTH     unknown
DEATH     10 Aug 1358, England
     Otto de Grandison, Knight, Monday next before the feast of the Nativity of Blessed Mary 1358. To be buried in the church of the College of Saint Mary de Otery, Exeter Diocese and I happen there to die, or if I happen to die at Chellesfeld then I leave my body to be buried in the chapel of Saint John.
     I leave to Thomas my son all my arms, four oxen or horses (affros) for farm work, 12 oxen (boves) and 200 mother sheep. To Elizabeth my daughter 6 dishes, 6 saucers and 4 cups of silver.
     I leave to Dame Matilda, Prioress de Akorneley my sister 10 I leave to William Bastard my son 10 marcs.
     The Residue I leave to Beatrice my wife to do therewith for the health of my soul. I make Executors Beatrice my wife, Sir Theobald de Mounteny, Hamo atte Gate and Geoffrey Waldyn. Dated at Chellesfeld. I Otto de Grandison above written supplicate all my friends humbly and firmly adjure my executors that my testament of my lands and tenements in London made and sealed as quickly as possible after my decease as they can they shall prove and enrol at the Guildhall according to the use of the City which said lands and tenements I have given to the Warden and Canons of the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary de Otery in pure alms for ever under the conditions named in the said testament which said my testament and last will for firm and stable confirmation is in the custody of Sir Theobald de Mounteny.
Proved 11 June 1359 at Maghfeld. He is styled ‘Nobilis vir Dominus Otto de Grandissono miles'. He was buried at Ottery St. Mary in a magnificent tomb
Family Members
Parents
     William de Grandison 1262–1335
     Sibyl de Tregoz de Grandison 1265–1334
Spouse
     Beatrice de Grandison unknown–1374
Siblings
     Mabel de Grandison de Pateshull
     Peter de Grandison 1286–1358
     John De Grandison 1292–1369
     Catherine de Grandison Montagu 1304–1349
BURIAL     Ottery St. Mary Parish Churchyard, Ottery St Mary, East Devon District, Devon, England
PLOT     Nave
Created by: Kat
Added: 26 Aug 2013
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 116095663.²

BIRTH     unknown
DEATH     1374, England
Beatrice was the wife of Otto de Grandison. According to her husbands will they had two children; Thomas and Elizabeth.
Family Members
Spouse
     Otto de Grandison unknown–1358
BURIAL     Ottery St. Mary Parish Churchyard, Ottery St Mary, East Devon District, Devon, England
PLOT     Nave
Created by: Kat
Added: 26 Aug 2013
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 116093313.²

BIRTH     1286
DEATH     10 Aug 1358 (aged 71–72)
     Also known as Piers de Grandison. He accompanied the Earl of Richmond to Gascony in 1310. In 1320 he had letters of protection going beyond the seas. Having joined the rising of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in 1322, he was taken prisoner at the battle of Boroughbridge by Sir Hugh le Despenser and imprisoned. He was released, when his brother, Otes de Grandison, guaranteed for his good behaviour. On 18 April 1323 he had restoration of his lands in Kent and co. Hereford, and in 1324 he was one of the commissioners of array in county Hereford. He was summoned for Military Service 21 March 1332/3. He had uniform of his father's lands, he having done loyalty in 1335, and the King took his service before 15 March 1335/6. He was summoned to Parliament from 23 April 1337 to 10 March 1348/9, to a Council 15 August 1337, and for Military Service 4 December 1341. On 8 August 1339 he had licence to alienate his Irish property as unproductive and wasted by the King's Irish enemies. In 1355 Piers (Peter) de Grandison of the diocese of Hereford, having made a vow to visit Santiago de Compostella, the Bishop of Worcester was authorised to commute it into other works of devoutness, himself being too weak to fulfil the vow.
Family Members
Parents
     William de Grandison 1262–1335
     Sibyl de Tregoz de Grandison 1265–1334
Spouse
     Blanche de Mortimer de Grandison 1316–1347
Siblings
     Mabel de Grandison de Pateshull
     Otto de Grandison unknown–1358
     John De Grandison 1292–1369
     Catherine de Grandison Montagu 1304–1349
BURIAL     Hereford Cathedral, Hereford, Herefordshire Unitary Authority, Herefordshire, England
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Added: 15 Feb 2010
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 48162396.³

BIRTH     10 Sep 1570, Pitminster, Taunton Deane Borough, Somerset, England
DEATH     7 May 1633 (aged 62), Pitminster, Taunton Deane Borough, Somerset, England
Family Members
Parents
     Robert Trott 1538–1599
     Honour Yumbert Trott 1550–1627
Siblings
     Richard Treat 1584–1670
BURIAL     SS Andrew and Mary Churchyard, Pitminster, Taunton Deane Borough, Somerset, England
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Originally Created by: Todd Whitesides
Added: 8 Oct 2019
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 203658656.¹

BIRTH     1613, Taunton Deane Borough, Somerset, England
DEATH     12 Feb 1662 (aged 48–49), Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
     He was made a freeman on 5/21/1657; settled in Wethersfield CT. He married Elizabeth Treat in CT in 1649.
     On March 20, 1630 Christopher age 12 along with his father Henry Wolcott age 51, his mother Elizabeth age 44, and his brother George age 15 all of Lydiard, St. Lawrence, Somerset, England boarded the ship "The Mary and John" and left Plymouth, England. They arrived 2 months later in Nantasket Point, now Dorchester, Mass, at the entrance of Boston Harbor. First of their family to arrive in America. - contributed by Member 48857917
Family Members
Parents
     Henry Wolcott 1578–1655
     Elizabeth Saunders Wolcott 1584–1655
Spouse
     Elizabeth Treat Wolcott 1627–1668
Siblings
     Henry Wolcott 1616–1680
     Anna Wolcott Griswold 1620–1701
     Marih Wolcott Drake 1622–1689
     Simon Wolcott 1625–1687
Children
     Ann Wolcott Neale 1649–1743
BURIAL     Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: Unknown
Created by: Ed Poulin
Added: 21 Aug 2011
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 75298460.¹