Griffin Pelson
Griffin Pelson was born and raised in Trellech. His father owned a department store that was smaller in Griffin's childhood until expanding to take over several nearby shops before his retirements. It left Griffin with a deep love for and knowledge of Trellech.
During the Great War, Griffin was assigned to a company of miners digging tunnels as part of an attack on the Front. (He suggests that someone saw the Monmouthshire address and assumed he knew mining.)
As he explains in Facets of the Bench, an event there left him bedridden for months to balance and muscle weakness issues. He spent some time at Gospatrick House with Elen and Roland Gospatrick He returned to his work in the Courts in 1920s as an ambulatory wheelchair user.
Shoemaker's Wife
In Shoemaker's Wife, Griffin helps Owen Hubbard and Clara Hubbard with part of the legal proceedings late in the book, and he's reassuring when Clara is anxious about what will happen.
Point By Point
In Point By Point, Griffin (and Antimony) help Galen Amberly and Lydia Pyle when the investigations come to a point.
Facets of the Bench
Facets of the Bench is Griffin's romance with Annice Matthewman after he makes a necessary trip to Whitby to learn about jet and find a specialist.
(Click on the title above to learn more about Griffin's role in that book.)
Title
Yew Primus, Albion's Halls of Justice or in long formMagister Griffin Pelson, Esquire
Senior Solicitor and Keeper of the Courts,
Yew Chair Primus
Education
Schola, Salmon HouseFamily
Parents, two sisters, nieces details
Marries Annice Matthewman in 1928
Profession
Magical specialist, Halls of JusticeSolicitor
Mastery in Incantation
Children
