Charles LE GRYS 1725–1803

Charles LE GRYS, 1725–1803 (aged 77 years)

Name: Charles /LE GRYS/
Surname: LE GRYS
Given names: Charles

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Birth	26 October 1725 Norwich, Norfolk, England
Baptism	26 October 1725 (aged 0 days) St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk, England
Baptism	1726 (aged 0)
Christening	1756 (aged 30 years) Morton, Norfolk, England
Occupation	Soldier
Occupation	Captain at Culloden
Death	1 July 1803 (aged 77 years) Drayton, Norfolk, England
Burial	1803 (0 after death) Drayton, Norfolk, England

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Note	Capt. Chas Le Grys fought at Culloden, Patron of Helmingham Church, alias Mort on from 17 Sold gravel to Parson woodforde at Weston Longville BLOCKA HALL FARM this ancient and attractive house was built in the time of Elizabeth 1 and stood on the old smugglers' route from Yarmouth to St. Olaves From the Perry family, Blocka Hall passed to Charles le Grys of Browston Hall, an old Elizabethan family of Great Yarmouth, and then later Hill Mussenden acquired it from the Le Grys family and did some restoration work. Fought at Culloden under William, Duke of Cumberland in 1746

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Capt. Chas Le Grys fought at Culloden, Patron of Helmingham Church, alias Mort on from 17 Sold gravel to Parson woodforde at Weston Longville

BLOCKA HALL FARM this ancient and attractive house was built in the time of Elizabeth 1 and stood on the old smugglers' route from Yarmouth to St. Olaves From the Perry family, Blocka Hall passed to Charles le Grys of Browston Hall, an old Elizabethan family of Great Yarmouth, and then later Hill Mussenden acquired it from the Le Grys family and did some restoration work.

Fought at Culloden under William, Duke of Cumberland in 1746