David Grubb

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David Grubb was a churchwarden in West Looe, Talland about 12 miles southwest of Stoke Climsland. His wife’s name was Thomasine and they had five sons before his death in 1632/3.

• (12) Anthony Grubb (will proved 1660/1) was a clothier in West Looe, Talland who married Marian (will proved 1668). Anthony died childless and his estate was valued at 88 pounds.
• (13) Roger Grubb, also of West Looe, was mentioned in the wills of his Uncle Thomas (1628) and brother Anthony (1660/1). All of Roger’s children were daughters.
• (14) Thomas Grubb (will proved 1673) was baptized in 1625/6 at Talland and was mentioned in the wills of his Uncle Thomas (1628) and brother Anthony (1660/1). His wife’s name is unknown. Thomas was a mariner who had four children: Anthony; Thomas Jr: Thomasine: and Richard – all mentioned in the wills his brother Anthony (1660/1) and sister-in-law Marian (1668). Thomas’ son Richard (will proved 1693) also became a mariner who served on the H.M.S. Resolution.
• (15) Gabriel Grubb of West Looe married Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and they had children named David, Anthony, Marian and another child. A Quaker, it has been reported that Gabriel came to the Delaware Valley in the late-1670s where he died about 1682 and that his son, David lived in Burlington, New Jersey in 1730.
• (16) Richard Grubb (will proved 1677) of St Cleer (five miles west of Stoke Climsland) may have been married to Katherine (maiden name unknown) and they had three children, mentioned but not named in Anthony’s will (1660/1). One of Richard’s sons was named John, but this John could not have been the Delaware settler because he christened a daughter named Martha in St Cleer on October 2, 1679 when the Delaware settler was in America. Supposedly Richard’s eldest son, Thomas (born 1651) immigrated to Burlington, New Jersey in 1685 and that Richard’s youngest son, Richard Jr (born 1662) settled in Richmond County, Virginia where he died unmarried in 1698.