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Died: November 2, 1748
Burial: Christ Church, Middlesex County
Inscription on tomb:1
Here lies interred the body of the Honorable John Grymes, Esq., who for many years acted in the public affairs of this Dominion, with honor, fortitude, fidelity to their majesties, King George I. and III. Of the Council of State of the Royal Prerogative, of the liberty and property of the subject, a zealous asserter. On the Seat of Judgment, clear, sound, unbiassed. In the office, punctual, approved. Of the College of William and Mary, an ornament, visitor, patron. Beneficent to all, a pattern of true piety. Respected, loved, revered. Lamented by his family, acquaintance, country. He departed this life the 2d day of November, 1748, in the fifty-seventh year of his age
Parents:
John Grymes and Lucy Ludwell
Children:
John Grymes was a long-serving church warden for Christ Church in Middlesex County, serving often with Edmund Berkeley.2