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Sibbell WOOD
1619 - 1704 (~ 85 years)
Has one ancestor and 46 descendants in this family tree.
Set As Default Person 
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Name Sibbell WOOD Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 29 Mar 1619 St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, Marden, Kent, England 
Gender Female Bequest 4 Mar 1661/62 From her husband's will - Although her husband left "my Howse and Land wherein I now dwell", which was not doubt Sibbell's home too, to his two sons from his marriage to Sibbell, it was only to be divided in two after her death, the clear implication being that she should go on living there.
In addition, that which remained after paying out the other legacies, debts and funeral expenses was to be divided between William's executors, i.e. Sibbell and her oldest son, Thomas "for there parte and paines".
Executor / Trustee 4 Mar 1661/62 - Sibbell was made an executrix of her husband's will, together with her oldest surviving son, Thomas.
Buried 13 Dec 1704 St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, Marden, Kent, England Patriarch & Matriarch 
John WOOD, d. Yes, date unknown (Father)
Person ID I6572 All Last Modified 16 Mar 2014
Father John WOOD, d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F3730 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family William GRIGSBY, bap. 8 Mar 1606/07, St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, Marden, Kent, England , bur. 26 Feb 1661/62, St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, Marden, Kent, England (Age ~ 54 years)
Other Partners: Jane BURR m. 26 Jan 1631/32Married 28 May 1638 St. Michael and All Angels’ Church, Marden, Kent, England Children9 children Last Modified 5 May 2011 Family ID F3728 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Although her husband left "my Howse and Land wherein I now dwell", which was not doubt Sibbell's home too, to his two sons from his marriage to Sibbell, it was only to be divided in two after her death, the clear implication being that she should go on living there.
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Equity disputes 
The dispute between William Grigsby junior and senior
Transcriptions of the bill of complaint brought by William Grigsby junior against his father and step-mother, William and Sibbell Grigsby, of the answer and a few comments about the case.
TNA documents At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.