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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary Gradwell: Birth: 27 Dec 1822 in Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 2 Aug 1872 in De Beer's Mine, Kimberley, Cape, South Africa

  2. John Gradwell: Birth: 5 Dec 1824 in Albany, Cape, South Africa.

  3. James Gradwell: Birth: 10 Jun 1826 in Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 22 Jun 1886 in Kroonstad, Orange Free State, South Africa

  4. John Strickland Gradwell: Birth: 26 Apr 1829 in Kaffir Drift, Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 14 Aug 1906 in Bulawayo, , Matabeleland North, Rhodesia

  5. David Cawood Gradwell: Birth: 11 Aug 1831 in Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 22 Oct 1896 in Woodlands, Albany, Cape, South Africa

  6. Agnes Gradwell: Birth: 5 Jan 1834 in Albany, Cape, South Africa.

  7. Isabella Gradwell: Birth: 21 Jun 1836 in Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 1837 in Albany, Cape, South Africa

  8. Sarah Gradwell: Birth: 7 Dec 1838 in Clumber, Cape, South Africa. Death: 9 Jul 1920 in Somerset East, , Cape, South Africa

  9. William Barrett Gradwell: Birth: 18 Feb 1841 in Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 19 Mar 1911 in Cambridge, East London, Cape Province, South Africa

  10. Elizabeth Ann Gradwell: Birth: 8 Nov 1843 in Sundays River, Albany, Cape, South Africa. Death: 19 Jun 1920 in Somerset East, , Cape, South Africa

  11. Elizabeth Cawood "Betty" Gradwell: Birth: 19 Mar 1846 in Port Elizabeth, Cape Province, South Africa. Death: 1917


Sources
1. Title:   Ancestral File (R)
Page:   Submission: AF95-103264
Author:   The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publication:   Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999-2005

Notes
a. Note:   William GRADWELL was working as a blacksmith in Grahamstown. At the age of 21 he came as a Settler in Hayhurst's party aboard the ship named John and was famous as a big-game hunter (chiefly elephant, buffalo, lion hippopotamus & rhinoceros). Unfortunately his exploits in the field have not been formally recorded, his fame being now a matter of family tradition only. 24 Dec 1838 Thomas Shone measured WG for boots at Trappe's Valley Mill.

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