Individual Details
William Grady
( - )
Grady, B. F. or V. F. The O'Grady and Grady Family History.
North Carolina, Raleigh: North Carolina State Library Genealogy Vertical File ... says his wife was Ann Croom.
William Grady son of Alexander O'Grady who lived and died in Ireland emigrated to America sometime prior to 1718. He was in Chowan County, North Carolina in 1718. He and his wife, Ann Croom, were neighbors of William Whitfield, 1 and his wife, Elizabeth Goodman Whitfield in Chowan County, North Carolina...
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WILLIAM GRADY came into Bertie County about the year 1690 from Donegal County in North Ireland. He was a Protestant, and married Ann Barfield, a daughter of Richard Barfield of Virginia. (McGowen seems to have combined this William Grady with his grandson. The William Grady, Ann Barfield marriage occurred abt 1754.)
His son, JOHN GRADY, married MARY WHITFIELD, a daughter of William Whitfield and Elizabeth Goodman, the latter being a native also of Ireland. John Grady settled near the present residence of William G. Kornegay in 1730. He was the father of eleven children, to wit: Mary, William, John, Charity, Anne, Alexander, Louis, Elizabeth, Margaret, Frederick, and a daughter whose name I do not know, but who married William Laws. His daughter, Elizabeth, married JAMES OUTLAW, the ancestor of practically every Outlaw in Duplin County. His son, ALEXANDER GRADY, known as "BUD," married NANCY THOMAS of Maryland, and was the father of 10 children. (McGowen)
North Carolina, Raleigh: North Carolina State Library Genealogy Vertical File ... says his wife was Ann Croom.
William Grady son of Alexander O'Grady who lived and died in Ireland emigrated to America sometime prior to 1718. He was in Chowan County, North Carolina in 1718. He and his wife, Ann Croom, were neighbors of William Whitfield, 1 and his wife, Elizabeth Goodman Whitfield in Chowan County, North Carolina...
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WILLIAM GRADY came into Bertie County about the year 1690 from Donegal County in North Ireland. He was a Protestant, and married Ann Barfield, a daughter of Richard Barfield of Virginia. (McGowen seems to have combined this William Grady with his grandson. The William Grady, Ann Barfield marriage occurred abt 1754.)
His son, JOHN GRADY, married MARY WHITFIELD, a daughter of William Whitfield and Elizabeth Goodman, the latter being a native also of Ireland. John Grady settled near the present residence of William G. Kornegay in 1730. He was the father of eleven children, to wit: Mary, William, John, Charity, Anne, Alexander, Louis, Elizabeth, Margaret, Frederick, and a daughter whose name I do not know, but who married William Laws. His daughter, Elizabeth, married JAMES OUTLAW, the ancestor of practically every Outlaw in Duplin County. His son, ALEXANDER GRADY, known as "BUD," married NANCY THOMAS of Maryland, and was the father of 10 children. (McGowen)
Families
| Spouse | Ann Croom ( - ) |
| Child | John Grady (1714 - 1787) |