Grant Memorial Marks the homesite of Matthew and Priscilla Grant, Windsor, CT Courtesy of Sue Lescher	Founders Monument Memorial to the "John and Mary", Windsor, CT, lists Matthew Grant

Azariah Grant and Abigail Crowfoot, Dewey-Wright Cemetery, Rowell Hill Road, Berlin, VT
In memory of Mr. Azariah Grant who died 2/20/1819 Age 71 married Abagail Crofoot Aug. 26, 1770 at Glastonbury, CT. He was a Volunteer in the Rev. War 538775
In memory of Mrs. Abagail, wife of Mr. Azariah Grant who died 8/20/1823 aged 70 yrs.
Small stone on left is Azariah's original stone.

The Grant Homestead, also known as the Ebenezer Grant House, 1653 Main St., South Windsor, CT.  Original site of the home of Samuel Grant, son of Matthew, the immigrant.  Inherited by Matthew's grandson, Ebenezer, who remodeled it in 1757. The homestead "represents the highest social condition of a prosperous merchant farmer of that period."  It was reproduced in Life Magazine as a "fine example of colonial architecture."  Standing in front, Phil Baker, Matthew's 9th great grandson.

Old Burying Ground Gate, 1708, God's Acre Cemetery, Main Street, South Windsor, CT, next to Masonic Temple

Inscription: King George War, Capt. Ebenezer Grant, Deerfield Exp. 1745, died Mar. 19, 1797, ae. 91
God's Acre Cemetery, South Windsor, CT

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