- Rabbet" Newes, "like a Polecat" Elemanzer, Pyewacket, Peck in the Crown,
Grizzel Greedigut,
described as imps "Immediately
after this
Witch confessed severall...
-
Griselda (anglicised to
Grizzel, Grissel,
Grissela and
similar forms) is a
figure in
European folklore noted for her
patience and obedience. In the most...
- language. A
furious Rebecca leaves him.
Jonathan summons two
dwarfs named Grizzel and
Greedigut to his service, who
promise to give him
everything he desires...
-
Cross of Stirling.
Archbishop Hamilton had six
children by his mistress,
Grizzel Sempill, the
daughter of
Robert Sempill, 3rd Lord Sempill. Two of his children...
- malnutrition,
disease and
death among the
Acadians on board.
Apthorp married Grizzel Eastwicke on 13
January 1726. She was born in
Jamaica to
Griselda Lloyd...
-
Scottish Gaelic English Ref Note
Giorsail Grace Giorsal Grace, Griselda,
Grizzel Gormall Gormelia...
- (1578–1651) was the son of
Edmund Butler, 2nd
Viscount Mountgarret and
Grany or
Grizzel,
daughter of
Barnaby Fitzpatrick, 1st
Baron Upper Ossory. He is best known...
- born on 25 July 1617, was the
eldest son of
David Brodie of
Brodie and
Grizzel,
daughter of
Thomas Dunbar, and
niece on her mother's side of the Admirable...
- a
house on the
island for his 17-year-old bride,
Grissel (also
spelled Grizzel)
Brinley from London. Her
mother was Anna (Wase)
Brinley and her father...
- Kinloch's
kinship to
Ramsay and
Lindsay of
Edzell families.
Kinloch married Grizzel Hay, the
heiress of the
lands of Gourdie. He
owned the
estate of Aberbothrie...
