Talk:Anthony Grey, 9th Earl of Kent

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Daughter Priscilla was not wife of Mathew Grant. She was married to John St Nicholas and died in 1665, England. She is buried with her husband and parents. The family monument is in the church where he served many years.

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Mathew wrote his wife was born in 1601 not 1614 and did not give her a last name.

The LDS I.G.I. peoples submissions is partly responsible for the continuation of this myth

                                                                                             Oldmistakes (talk) 07:14, 1 December 2012 (UTC)Oldmistakes[reply]

References

^ Note published in Vol 102 New England Genealogical % Historical Register

[1] Note published in Vol 102 New England Genealogical % Historical Register

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