Grenelle, Claude

Gratien married Quarre, Margarite about 1575 in ,, France. Margarite was born in 1552 in MacOn, Saone et-Loire, France; died in 1625. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Charles married Cartulet, Jeanne about 1534 in Warwick, Warwick, England. Jeanne was born in 1512 in MacOn, Et-Loire, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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THE GRINNELL FAMILY

The Grinnell line began in France and has been traced as far as Pierre Renelle, collector of taxes in 1510, born about the year 1480 and married 15 March 1509 to a Marie Perrier.

1. Mathew Grinnell was born in Macon, France in 1602. He was the son of Jean Grenelle, Lord of Pimont, keeper of the government salt stores and counsellor to the King. Jean inherited from his parents the estate of Pimont and a residence at Tounurs, and was also general heir at law of Claude Grennelle, his brother.

Mathew embraced the Protestant religion and from this fact was obliged to emigrate. He settled in Rhode Island.

He was admitted 20 May 1638 as an inhabitant of Newport. Five years later, 10 Nov. 1643, his widow Rose made ante-nuptial agreement with Anthony Paine, then of Portsmouth, whose wife she became. She deeded to her three sons Mathew, Thomas and Daniel, two...goats a piece and to her son Mathew a cow; also it was agreed that upon the death of either the property of the one deceased should go to the children of that person.
Mathew Grinnell (husband)
Rose (wife)
Children: Mathew
Thomas
Mary md John Manchester
*Daniel, b about 1635

2. *Daniel Grinnell was born about 1635/36 and died in Little Compton, Rhode Island after 1703. His residence was in Little Compton and Portsmouth.

He married Mary Wordell, daughter of William and Mary Wordell, born in November 1640.

He was a malster. In 1656 he bought 30 acres of farm property in Portsmouth and on 8 June 1657 was received as an inhabitant of Portsmouth. In 1687 he left the island and took up his residence in Little Compton. In 1688 he deeded to his son Daniel Jr., the south half of the 13th lot in the grand division of Little Compton, and in 1694 to his son Richard the other half of this lot. It was one of the one hundred acre great lots of the first purchase. In 1702 Richard sold this to his father with 100 acres more, but on 6 July 1703 Daniel re-conveyed to the son, and appears no more of record.

Daniel Grinnell (husband) b. 1636; d. aft 1703 in Little Compton, RI
Mary Wordell (wife) b. Nov 1640 daughter of William & Mary Wordell

Children: *Daniel
Jonathan, b. 1670
Richard, b. 1675

3. *Daniel Grinnell was born in Portsmouth about 1668, died in Saybrook, Connecticut January 7, 1740/41. He married about 1683 Lydia Pabodie, daughter of William and Elizabeth Alden Pabodie. Lydia Pabodie was born in Duxbury, Massachusetts on April 3, 1667 and died in Saybrook, Connecticut July 13, 1748

Daniel Grinnell's will was recorded in Guilford, Connecticut and dated in November 1726.
Daniel Grinnell (husband) b. abt 1668 Portsmouth, RI, d. 7 Jan 1740/41 in Saybrook, Conn.
Lydia Pabodie (wife) b. April 3, 1667, Duxbury, Massachusetts; d. July 13, 1748 in Saybrook, Connecticut. Daughter of William & Elizabeth Alden Pabodie.

Pierre married Perrier, Marie on 15 Mar 1508/150 in MaCon, Saone et-Loire, France. Marie was born about 1482 in MacOn, Saone et-Loire, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]