Richard’s Genealogy
Peter Grossmith
1685 - 1751 (~ 66 years)Set As Default Person
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Name Peter Grossmith Gender Male Christened 28 Apr 1685 Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire, England [1] Buried 10 Oct 1751 Fawley, Hampshire, England [2] Person ID I3646 Richard's Genealogy Last Modified 28 Apr 2019
Father Robert Grossmith, bp. 16 Oct 1649, Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire, England Siblings 5 siblings Family ID F973 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Penfold, b. Est 1685 Married 16 Jun 1706 Bursledon, Hampshire, England [3] Children 1. Peter Grossmith, b. 12 Mar 1706 2. Elizabeth Grossmith, bp. 3 Aug 1708, Wickham, Hampshire, England 3. Anne Grossmith, bp. 28 Nov 1709, Wickham, Hampshire, England 4. John Grossmith, bp. 13 Apr 1711, Wickham, Hampshire, England , bur. 15 Apr 1711, Wickham, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 0 years) + 5. Joanna Grossmith, bp. 11 Apr 1712, Wickham, Hampshire, England , bur. 8 Dec 1770, Fawley, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 58 years) 6. Hannah Grossmith, bp. 29 Mar 1714, Wickham, Hampshire, England 7. Sarah Grossmith, bp. 12 Mar 1715/6, Fawley, Hampshire, England 8. Israel Grossmith, bp. 24 Jun 1717, Fawley, Hampshire, England 9. Deborah Grossmith, bp. 11 Jun 1719, Fawley, Hampshire, England 10. John Grossmith, bp. 6 Feb 1721/2, Fawley, Hampshire, England , bur. 13 Jun 1725, Fawley, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 3 years) 11. William Grossmith, bp. 27 Dec 1723, Fawley, Hampshire, England + 12. Samuel Grossmith, bp. 17 Jun 1725, Fawley, Hampshire, England , bur. 5 Jan 1774, Fawley, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 48 years) 13. Jenny Grossmith, bp. 1 Mar 1726/7, Fawley, Hampshire, England 14. John Grossmith, bp. 1 Jan 1728/9, Fawley, Hampshire, England 15. Peter Grossmith, bp. 27 Jan 1731/2, Fawley, Hampshire, England , bur. 15 Mar 1732, Fawley, Hampshire, England (Age ~ 0 years) Last Modified 28 Apr 2019 Family ID F968 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - The evidence that Peter moved across Southampton Water from the Bursledon / Hamble / Wickham area to Fawley is circumstantial. First, there's only one plausible baptism or marriage for Peter anywhere in Hampshire, so there is no evidence of there being two Peters. Secondly, the sequence of children east of the water stops in 1714 and the sequence west starts in 1716, consistent with the family moving. Thirdly, there's little repetition in the sequence of children's names. (John is used three times, but we know the first two died. The only other duplicate is Peter, in 1706 and again in 1732. We have no evidence that the former had died, but neither is there evidence of him living.) Fourthly, there were no Grossmiths in Fawley anywhere in the New Forest before 1716, so they must have come from somewhere. Hamble and Fawley are only couple of miles apart by boat. An inspection of Peter's will to see if it mentions the earlier children should confirm this.
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