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Katherine Graves (Gray)

Also Known As: "Katherine Gray Graves"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Harwich, Essex, England
Death: February 21, 1681 (75)
Charlestown, Massachusetts, New England Colonies
Place of Burial: Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas Gray of Harwich and Katherine Coytmore
Wife of Nathaniel Graves and Rear Adm. Thomas Graves
Mother of Rebecca Adams; Captain John Graves; William Graves; Thomas Graves; Susanna Symmes (Graves) and 3 others
Sister of Susanna Egglefield; Thomas Gray, of Wapping; Robert Grey; Parnell Parker and Robert Gray
Half sister of Capt. Thomas Coytmore and Elizabeth Tyng

Managed by: Caitlin Daniell Clark
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About Katherine Graves

Katherine Gray Graves

  • BIRTH 30 Jun 1605 England
  • DEATH 21 Feb 1681 (aged 75) Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
  • BURIAL Phipps Street Burying Ground, Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
  • MEMORIAL ID 73090157

Katherine was the wife of Rear Admiral Thomas Graves. She was born before 1605. Thomas came to this Country, with Governer Winthrop in 1630, having command of the "Talbot" the vice-admiral of the fleet.

Winthrop's fleet consisted of eleven vessels, having on board about seven hundred people, two hundred and forty cows, and sixty horses. They sailed from Cowes on April 8, 1630, and after a stormy voyage, four vessels, the Arabella with Winthrop on board, the Talbot, the Ambrose, and the Jewel, reached Salem, June 12. By July 8, all the vessels had arrived. Not liking the vicinity of Salem, they soon left for Boston and distributed themselves in Charlestown, Watertown, etc. Thomas Graves settled in Charlestown. He made seven voyages to England, afterward commanding the "Trial" the first large vessel built in Boston, in her long voyages to Bilbo and Malaga. He died July 31, 1652. Their daughter Rebecca married Samuel Adams. (Pg 38). The long line of ledges outside of Boston Harbor, called "The Graves" was named for him.

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Parents
Thomas Grey 1572–1607
Katherine Myles Coytemore 1576–1659

Spouse
Rear Adm. Thomas Graves 1605–1653

Siblings
Parnell Gray Parker Nowell 1602–1687
Thomas Coytemore 1612–1644

Children
Rebecca Graves Adams 1630–1664
Capt. John Graves 1633–1664
William Graves
Thomas Graves 1638–1697
Nathaniel Graves 1639–1679
Susannah Graves Symmes 1643–1681
Joseph Graves 1645–1689
Thomas Greaves 1683–1747

References

[1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73090157/katherine-graves

[2] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~amorrow/fg06/fg06_232.html

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Katherine Graves's Timeline

1605
June 30, 1605
Harwich, Essex, England
June 30, 1605
Sutton, Suffolk, England
1630
September 25, 1630
Ratcliff, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
1633
1633
Ratcliff, Stepney, Middlesex, England (United Kingdom)
1636
1636
1638
1638
Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1639
October 5, 1639
Ratcliff, London, England
1643
May 8, 1643
Ratcliff, Middlesex, England
1645
April 13, 1645
Charlestown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America