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lo having had sons and daughters. John^ (b. 1668), son of George, was
II, 12 father of Isaac^ (b. 1718), who was father of Abiel^ (b. 1755), who was
13, 14 father of Origen'^ (b. 1785), who was father of Judge .i". Origen^ Gris-
wold, now of Cleveland, Ohio. Judge Griswold and his sisters now own
a tract of land at Windsor which once belonged to their ancestor George.
15 The late Right Rev. Bishop Alexander Viets"^ Griswold was a great
16 great grandson of George son of Edward Griswold, through Thomas^ the
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second son of George.
Edward Griswold's third son, John (7), who was born in England,
died in 1642 ; but he had another son John,^ born in Windsor in 1652,
whose grandson y(9j/«/;^ (son of Daniel,'^ b. 1696) was the maternal
grandfather of the late Hon. Williaui HJ Buell of Clinton, Conn. A
daughter of Edward Griswold, Deborah'^ (b. 1646), who married Samuel
Buell in 1662, "was the ancestral mother of all the Buells in Killingworth
(Clinton), all the Buells east of Connecticut River, and nearly all of
Litchfield, Conn." Her husband was the great grandfather in the fourth
degree of Hon. W. H. Buell, so that the latter was descended on both
sides from Edward Griswold of KilHngworth. Edward Griswold's son
John (b. 1652) had a son Savnicl'^ (b. 1685), whose daughter was the
" Mary^'°^ daughter of Samuel Griswold Esq. of Killingworth," who
married, in 1739, EHhu son of Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey of Durham,
Conn., and was the mother of the late Judge Charles^ Chauncey of New
Haven.''*
24 Another son of Edward Griswold, nd^mtd. Joseph'^ (b. 1647),® had a
25, 26 son Mattheiv'^ (b. 1686), who had a son Matthciu'° (b. 1718), who had a
27 son EHJm^ (named, perhaps, from Elihu Chauncey, the husband of his
father's second cousin Mary Griswold), who was born about 1 750— Dr.
Elihu Griswold of Windsor, whose wife Mary (b. 1756) was a daughter
'' Memorials of the Chaunceys. ... By William Chauncey Fowler. Boston, 1858, pp. 112-13.
'^ Stiles's Anc. Windsor, ut supra, p. 640.