In 1825 Mary Sandys Grylls became a beneficiary of her father's will*, receiving £1,500.*
* The writer of the will incorrectly recorded Mary Sandys Grylls as John Trevenen's 'god-daughter.'
In 1829 Mary was a beneficiary of the will of her brother the Rev. John Trevenen, rector of Creed, receiving £1,000.
In 1851 Mary S. Grylls, aged 60, born in Helston Cornwall, married*, annuitant, was in Cambridge Street, Paddington, Middlesex. With her were daughters (born in Helston, unmarried) Charlotte (25), Emily (17), scholar, Hewliett [Harriett] (16), scholar.
* Mary was widowed, her husband having died in 1834.
In 1861 Mary S. Grylls, aged 70, born in Helston, widow, was with her daughter Harriet M. Trevenen and her family in Coinagehall St., Helston.
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Mary Sandys Grylls, of Coinage Hall St., died aged 74 years (burial record).
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GRYLLS—At Helston, Jan. 2, Mary Sandys, widow of Humphry Millett Grylls, Esq., of Bosahan, in this county, aged 74 years.
Royal Cornwall Gazette, Friday, 6 Jan 1865, p. 5
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Letters of Administration of the personal estate and effects of Mary Sandys Grylls late of Helston in the county of Cornwall, widow, deceased, who died 2 January 1865 at Helston aforesaid, were granted 3 March at the Principal Registry to Harriett Millett Trevenen (wife of William Trevenen, esquire) of Helston aforesaid, the daughter of the said deceased, she having been first sworn. Effects under £300. 3