THE FAMILIES OF JOE AND JERRY GRANT
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She was born say 1816 at Abbeville County, South Carolina. Polly Ruff was the daughter of George Ruff and _______ Hogg.

Citations

1. [S206] Janie Revill, SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS, page 205.

She was born say 1815 at Abbeville County, South Carolina. Clara Ruff was the daughter of George Ruff and _______ Hogg.

Citations

1. [S206] Janie Revill, SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS,, page 205.

He was born say 1814 at Abbeville County, South Carolina. Thomas S. Ruff was the son of George Ruff and _______ Hogg.

Citations

1. [S206] Janie Revill, SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS,, page 205.

He was born say 1900.

John (The Elder) Grant, sometimes refered to as John Grant, Jr. was probably a Quaker although no records of him have been found in any of the monthly meetings. He probably lived too far from the meeting places to attend. He owned considerable property on Cedar Creek, which is now the boundary between Berkely and Lacey townships in Ocean Co. New Jersey.       James W. Hook , in his research, proved or attempted to prove the family of John (The Elder) Grant using land records. This relationship is based on each of the male children receiving 2 parts and female children receiving 1 part when the parent died intestate. John died intestate and it appears that he had three daughters and one son. The result was that the son James received 2 parts and the three daughter each received one part. James and Deborah are proved to be children by the deed found in deed book y pp 578/79 , Monmouth Co., NJ. This deed shows that James and Deborah were entitled to 3/5 of the land as heirs and that James had quit claimed his part to Deborah and her husband John Mathis in a deed dated 13 day of the twelfth month in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninty nine. These deeds definately prove the relationship of James and Deborah, the other daughters are not so positive and those researching these members are encouraged to more carefully check the records.      . He was born circa 1725 at Burlington, New Jersey. John (The Elder) Grant was the son of John Grant. He married Sarah Irons, daughter of James Irons and Martha Burdsal, on 3 November 1750 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.1 John died circa 1790 at Dover, New Jersey.

     Children of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons:

James Grant+   b. c 1752, d. c 1826
Abigail ? Grant+   b. s 1755
Elizabeth Grant+   b. 10 Feb 1757, d. a 1818
Deborah Grant   b. 3 Jan 1759, d. a 1816

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 123.

She was born circa 1731 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Sarah Irons was the daughter of James Irons and Martha Burdsal. She married John (The Elder) Grant, son of John Grant, on 3 November 1750 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.2

     Children of Sarah Irons and John (The Elder) Grant:

James Grant+   b. c 1752, d. c 1826
Abigail ? Grant+   b. s 1755
Elizabeth Grant+   b. 10 Feb 1757, d. a 1818
Deborah Grant   b. 3 Jan 1759, d. a 1816

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES.
2. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 123.

She was born on 3 January 1759 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Deborah Grant was the daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons. Deborah died after 1816.

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 138.

She married William Grant, son of Joseph? Grant, at New Jersey. She married John Woodmansee.2 She was born on 10 February 1757 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Elizabeth Grant was the daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons. Elizabeth died after 1818.

     Children of Elizabeth Grant and William Grant:

Asa Grant   b. s 1784
Reuben Grant   b. c 1787, d. 6 Apr 1866
John Grant   b. 10 Aug 1788, d. 1 Mar 1867

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES,, pg 134.
2. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES,, p127.

The information on this family comes from the book Smith, Grant and Irons Families of New Jersey's Shore Colonies, James W. Hook page 137. She was born say 1755 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Abigail ? Grant was the daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons. She married John Woodmansee circa 1780.

     Children of Abigail ? Grant and John Woodmansee:

Reuben Woodmansee   d. 1808
Abigail Woodmansee   d. b 1818
Elizabeth Woodmansee
John Woodmansee
Almanah Woodmansee

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 136-137.

James Married 2nd Ester Hobort on 3 April, 1734 and she died in about 1736. He married 3rd Deborah who survived him. He was born circa 1705 at New Jersey. He married Martha Burdsal, daughter of Steven Burdsal and Mary (Burdsal), on 4 March 1731 at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey.2

     Child of James Irons and Martha Burdsal:

Sarah Irons+   b. c 1731

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 153.
2. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES.

Martha died at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was born say 1710 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Steven Burdsal and Mary (Burdsal). She married James Irons on 4 March 1731 at Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey.2

     Child of Martha Burdsal and James Irons:

Sarah Irons+   b. c 1731

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 123.
2. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES.

Steven Burdsall settled at Little Egg Harbor, Monmouth Co., New Jersey in 1716. He was born circa 1656 at New Jersey. He married Mary (Burdsal) circa 1677. Steven died before June 1724.1

     Children of Steven Burdsal and Mary (Burdsal):

Mabel Burdsal+   b. s 1684
Martha Burdsal+   b. s 1710

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 120. It says that David Allen Married the widow of Stephen Burdsall on 24 June, 1724.

She married David Allen, son of Jedediah Allen. She was born circa 1658. She married Steven Burdsal circa 1677.

     Children of Mary (Burdsal) and Steven Burdsal:

Mabel Burdsal+   b. s 1684
Martha Burdsal+   b. s 1710

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 123.

He was buried in at Good Luck Cemetery at Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey. He married Edith (Grant). He was born circa 1787 at New Jersey. Reuben Grant was the son of William Grant and Elizabeth Grant. Reuben died on 6 April 1866 at Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey.

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES,, pg 125, File 8540M Secy. of State's Office, Trenton, NJ.

He married Elizabeth Grant, daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons, at New Jersey. He was born circa 1750. William Grant was the son of Joseph? Grant. William died circa 1796 at New Jersey.

     Children of William Grant and Elizabeth Grant:

Asa Grant   b. s 1784
Reuben Grant   b. c 1787, d. 6 Apr 1866
John Grant   b. 10 Aug 1788, d. 1 Mar 1867

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Pageg 125.

He married Elizabeth Grant, daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons.1 He was buried in at Good Luck Cemetery at Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey. He was born on 6 July 1752. He married Abigail ? Grant, daughter of John (The Elder) Grant and Sarah Irons, circa 1780. John died on 20 November 1803 at age 51.

     Children of John Woodmansee and Abigail ? Grant:

Reuben Woodmansee   d. 1808
Abigail Woodmansee   d. b 1818
Elizabeth Woodmansee
John Woodmansee
Almanah Woodmansee

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES,, p127.

He was born say 1820. John L. Ruff was the son of John Ruff and Martha "Patsy" Glymph. John died circa 1848.

Citations

1. [S248] Willie Pauline Young, Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six and Abbeville District Wills and Bonds, Page 482
   John L Ruff box 120, pack 3548. Est. Adms Nov 3, 1848 by David F., Elizabeth Ruff bound unto David Lesly Ord. Abbeville Dist. Sum $1200. David F. Ruff was a brother to John L. Ruff. Setl. ment. that Daniel W. Reid married the wid. E. A. Ruff on Jan 20, 1858. John Ruff recd from the est. $194.91. Inv. made Dec. 4, 1848 by Terry Jay, Hiram Jay, John Ruff.

Myron Scott on page 12 states---- The younger sons (of Thomas) John and David upon their father dying intestate in 1690 , are believed to have followed the iron workers, the farmers, the Quakers, and especially the Rhode Ilanders, to Shrewsbury, Monmonth and Burlington Cos., N.J.       John Grant Sr was known to be in New Jersey on 9 April, 1722 when he witnessed the will of Edward Rockhill, a Quaker, of Chesterfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. Records of the West New Jersey Proprietors and their Surveyor General at Burlington, New Jersey (Book M, part first, pp. 34/35) show a warrant dated 23 May, 1722 that directed James Alexander, the Surveyor General to survey 1664 acres of land for Thomas Wetherell. A second warrant on page 35 of the same books shows that this land was between Little Egg Harbor and Wading Rivers which would locate it west of Little Egg Harbor in Burlington County. On 20 February, 1723 Thomas Wetherell assigned 650 acres to John Grant Sr, Stephen Burdsall, Nathaniel Burdsall and others.       John Grant Sr. and the Burdsall's (Stephen Burdsall was probably the father of John Grant Sr's wife Mabel and Nathaniel was his brother) and most probably the others were "people called Quakers". Quite likely Thomas Wetherell was a Quaker and obtained his 1640 acres to establish a Quaker colony which would be near the Quaker settlement of Little Egg Harbor. John died at Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was born on 21 January 1678.3 He was the son of Thomas Grant and Sarah Brooks. He married Mabel Burdsal, daughter of Steven Burdsal and Mary (Burdsal), circa 1702.

     Children of John Grant Sr and Mabel Burdsal:

William grant+   b. c 1702, d. b 1780
John Grant+   b. c 1704

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Pages 120-121.
2. [S646] Delores Cain, Joe Grant, In a letter written dec. 7, 1997 Delores Cain informed me about the book by Marion Scott. This Source is used for much of the data on Thomas Grant.
3. [S647] James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rehoboth , 1642-1896, Page 629.
4. [S655] Myron Scott, Ten Generations of Grants, Page 490.

She was born say 1684. Mabel Burdsal was the daughter of Steven Burdsal and Mary (Burdsal). She married John Grant Sr, son of Thomas Grant and Sarah Brooks, circa 1702.

     Children of Mabel Burdsal and John Grant Sr:

William grant+   b. c 1702, d. b 1780
John Grant+   b. c 1704

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 120.

Myron Scott list seven children of Rachel and Aaron Inmon are: Aaron, John, MIchael, Steven, Rachel, Charity, and Mary. She was born circa 1726 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rachel Grant was the daughter of John Grant. She married Aaron Inman in 1747 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 121.

Evidence of this person has been found but his real name is unknown. He was born circa 1727 at Burlington, New Jersey. Joseph? Grant was the son of John Grant.

     Children of Joseph? Grant:

John Grant   d. 1830
William Grant+   b. c 1750, d. c 1796

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 121.

He was buried in at Good Luck Cemetery. This John Grant is believed to be the John Grant Jr. mentioned in deed book F3 page 211 Monmonth Co., N. J. dated 10 June 1817 in which Reuben Grant ( His Brother ) and Edith quit claimed their interest in the of the property of John Grant, deceased , of the township of Dover, it being his part on the north side of Cedar Creek. He also received interest in the same land from John Holmes, and Alamany Holmes his wife, Thomas Brinley and Elizabeth Brinley his wife. Jesse A. Woodmansee and Losa Woodmansee,his wife for the sum of $90.00 in deed book F3, p. 212, Monmonth Co. NJ, dated 19 January, 1818. Elizabeth Brinley and Alamany Holmes were the children of John Woodmansee. Losa Woodmansee was the Widow of Reuben Woodmansee deceased a son of John Woodmansee. These children were believed to be the children on John Woodmansee and (Daughter) Grant a daughter of John (The Elder Grant). He married Charity Platt. He was born on 10 August 1788. John Grant was the son of William Grant and Elizabeth Grant. John died on 1 March 1867 at age 78.

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 135.

He was born say 1784 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Asa Grant was the son of William Grant and Elizabeth Grant. He married Nancy Wells on 10 December 1821 at Dover, New Jersey.

Citations

1. [S193] James W. Hook, Smith, GRANT & IRONS FAMILIES OF NEW JERSEY'S SHORE COUNTIES, Page 134-135.

He was born on 8 October 1836 at Ohio.1,2 John Washington Grant was the son of Nathan Grant and Ketturah G. Nash. He married Rebecca Cooke on 29 August 1858 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.2 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.3 John died on 7 April 1922 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 85.

     Children of John Washington Grant and Rebecca Cooke:

Adelia Grant+   b. c 1861
William Henry Grant+   b. 11 Mar 1864, d. 4 Apr 1934
Charles F. Grant+   b. c 1870

Citations

1. [S640] Nathan - Nash, Kittura G. Grant, Family Group.
2. [S643] Nathan Grant Family Bible.
3. [S465] John W. Grant Entry, 1860.

He was born on 7 January 1841 at Hamilton County, Ohio. Hiram B. Grant was the son of Nathan Grant and Ketturah G. Nash. He married Margaret Scott on 30 May 1860.2 He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at Columbia Twp., Hamilton County, Ohio.

Citations

1. [S640] Nathan - Nash, Kittura G. Grant, Family Group.
2. [S643] Nathan Grant Family Bible.

He married Sarah Elizabeth Russell. He was born on 29 November 1849 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. David Samuel Grant was the son of Nathan Grant and Ketturah G. Nash. He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at Columbia Twp., Hamilton County, Ohio.2 He married Mary C. Sprague on 6 March 1866.3 David died on 1 September 1922 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 72.

     Children of David Samuel Grant and Sarah Elizabeth Russell:

Flossie (Florence ?) Grant   (living)
Roletta Grant   (living)
Ora Leota Grant   (living)

Citations

1. [S640] Nathan - Nash, Kittura G. Grant, Family Group.
2. [S464] Nathan Grant Entry, 1860.
3. [S643] Nathan Grant Family Bible.

She was born on 17 October 1853 at Hamilton County, Ohio. Nelly J. Grant was the daughter of Nathan Grant and Ketturah G. Nash. She was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at Columbia Twp., Hamilton County, Ohio. She married Wm. H. Prosser on 15 November 1880.2

Citations

1. [S640] Nathan - Nash, Kittura G. Grant, Family Group.
2. [S643] Nathan Grant Family Bible.

He was born on 6 October 1858 at Hamilton County, Ohio. Mahlen E. Grant was the son of Nathan Grant and Ketturah G. Nash. He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at Columbia Twp., Hamilton County, Ohio.

Citations

1. [S640] Nathan - Nash, Kittura G. Grant, Family Group.

He was born circa 1769 at Georgia. John Armstrong Jr. was the son of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart. He married Nancy Kettle before 1800 at Georgia.1 John died on 1 July 1844 at Montgomery County, Alabama. In the Census of 1850, John was listed as a head of household at Montgomery County, Alabama.

     Children of John Armstrong Jr. and Nancy Kettle:

Franklin C. Armstrong   b. 2 May 1802, d. 1 Jan 1877
John Kettle Armstrong   b. c 1806

Citations

1. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family.

She was born on 13 February 1777.1 She married John Armstrong Jr., son of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart, before 1800 at Georgia.2 Nancy died on 28 December 1852 at Montgomery, Alabama, at age 75.

     Children of Nancy Kettle and John Armstrong Jr.:

Franklin C. Armstrong   b. 2 May 1802, d. 1 Jan 1877
John Kettle Armstrong   b. c 1806

Citations

1. [S491] Entry ID: Wbenezer Church Records Georgia, Ebinezer Church Records, Effingham, Ga.
2. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family.

He was born circa 1729. He married Ann (Stewart) Stuart before 1769.2

     Children of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart:

Nancy Armstrong   b. c 1750
John Armstrong Jr.+   b. c 1769, d. 1 Jul 1844
James Armstrong   b. c 1772
Mary Armstrong   b. c 1785

Citations

1. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family, PAGES 7, 8.
2. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family,, p 7, 8.

She was born. She married John Armstrong Sr. before 1769.2

     Children of Ann (Stewart) Stuart and John Armstrong Sr.:

Nancy Armstrong   b. c 1750
John Armstrong Jr.+   b. c 1769, d. 1 Jul 1844
James Armstrong   b. c 1772
Mary Armstrong   b. c 1785

Citations

1. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family, Pages 7, 8.
2. [S520] Fred W. Fields, John Armstrong Family,, p 7, 8.

He was born circa 1772 at Georgia. James Armstrong was the son of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart.

She was born circa 1750 at Georgia. Nancy Armstrong was the daughter of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart.

She was born circa 1785 at Georgia. Mary Armstrong was the daughter of John Armstrong Sr. and Ann (Stewart) Stuart.

He was born on 2 May 1802 at Georgia. Franklin C. Armstrong was the son of John Armstrong Jr. and Nancy Kettle. Franklin died on 1 January 1877 at age 74.

He was born circa 1806 at Georgia. John Kettle Armstrong was the son of John Armstrong Jr. and Nancy Kettle.

He was born circa 1853 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Hiram F. Grant was the son of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

Franklin died on 30 January 1853. He was born circa 1853 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. He was the son of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

She was born circa 1856 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Mary Ann Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

She was born circa 1857 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Elsie Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

She was born circa 1859 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Ann E. Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

She was born on 10 June 1861 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Susan Ester Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead. Susan died on 14 November 1943 at age 82.

She was born in July 1863 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Hannah Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead. Hannah died on 3 August 1864 at age 1.

She was born circa 1865 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Eliza B. Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

He was born circa 1867 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. John Grant was the son of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead.

She was born circa 1870 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Melissa Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead. Melissa died on 20 August 1952.

She was born in December 1872 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Hulda Grant was the daughter of John D. Grant and Nancy Armstead. Hulda died on 2 August 1873 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 0.

She was born circa 1885. Nancy E. Felkins was the daughter of J. H. Felkins and Nancy M.A. Grant.

He was born circa 1818. John Hugle was the son of William Hugle and Sophia Devard. He married Mary Terry on 13 February 1842.2 In the Census of 1850, John was listed as a head of household at 8th Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.3 John died on 7 February 1900. He was buried in at Wesleyan Cemetery at W1/2 Lot 28 Section I at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.4

     Children of John Hugle and Mary Terry:

William Hugle   b. 8 Mar 1843, d. 10 Jul 1924
John Hugle+   b. c 1845, d. b 1910
James Hugle   b. c 1847
Mary Hugle   b. c 1849
Sarah Hugle   b. c 1852

Citations

1. [S449] James Hugle et al to W. R. Simpson, Conveyance (Partition).
2. [S197] Hamilton County, Ohio Marriages, Vol A-9 page 280.
3. [S475] John Hugle Entry, 1850.
4. [S447] Mary H. Remler-Editor, Hamilton County, Ohio Burial Records Volume One Wesleyan Cemetery 1842-1971, Page 157.

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