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Samuel Grant

Birth1631-11-12 - Dorchester,,Massachusetts,USA
Death1718-09-10 - Windsor,Hartford,Connecticut,USA
MotherPriscilla Edith Grey
FatherMatthew Grant

Born in Dorchester,,Massachusetts,USA on 1631-11-12 to Matthew Grant and Priscilla Edith Grey. Samuel Grant married Mary Porter Grant and had 9 children. He passed away on 1718-09-10 in Windsor,Hartford,Connecticut,USA.

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Parents
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Matthew Grant
1601 - 1681
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Priscilla Edith Grey
1601 - 1644
Spouse(s)
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Mary Porter Grant
1640 - 1713
Children Show all
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Samuel Grant
1659 - 1710
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Josiah Grant (Son Of Samuel I)
1668 - 1732
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Mary Grant
1674 - 1711
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Nathaniel Grant
1672 - 1735
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Matthew Grant
1666 - 1734
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Sarah Grant
1663 - 1705
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Abigail Grant
1680 - 1722
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John Grant
1660 - 1720
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Sarah Grant
1678 - 1761

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