Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . present Earl of Rad*nor), by whom he has issue, 1. James-Alexander, Lord Loughborough, born in April,1802. 2. Henry-Francis, born in January, 1804. 3. Lady Janet, born in November, 1800. Titles. Sir James Sinclair Erskine, Bart. Earl of Rosslyn, LordLoughborough. Creation. Lord Loughborough, Baron of Loughborough, Inthe county of Snrrej, October 31st, 17Q5; and Earl of Rosslyn,in the county of Mid Lothian, April 21, 1801. Arms. First, Argent, a cross engrailed. Sable, for , Argent, a pale. Sable, for Ersk
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . present Earl of Rad*nor), by whom he has issue, 1. James-Alexander, Lord Loughborough, born in April,1802. 2. Henry-Francis, born in January, 1804. 3. Lady Janet, born in November, 1800. Titles. Sir James Sinclair Erskine, Bart. Earl of Rosslyn, LordLoughborough. Creation. Lord Loughborough, Baron of Loughborough, Inthe county of Snrrej, October 31st, 17Q5; and Earl of Rosslyn,in the county of Mid Lothian, April 21, 1801. Arms. First, Argent, a cross engrailed. Sable, for , Argent, a pale. Sable, for Erskine. Third, Azure, abend. Or, between six cross crosslcts fitchy. Fourth, Argent, achevron. Gules, charged with a Fleur-de-luce, between threeroses, for Wedderburn. EARL OF ROSSLYN. 44$ Crest. A demi-eagle, rising. Supporters. On the dexter, an eagle, with wings endorsedproper, gorged with a plain collar. Argent, and thereon a rose,gules, barbed and seeded proper. On the sinister, a griffin. Motto. Fight. Chief Seat. At Sinclair-House, Fifeshire. 446 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND. CRAVEN, EARL CRAVEN. This famiJy was anciently seated at yJppletree-wick, in the parishof Burnsali, in Craven, in the county of York, from whence theyspread into several flourishing branches; of which, John Craven, oi AppJetree-tvick^ aforesaid, who lived in thereigns of Kings Henry VII. and VIII. had issue William Craven, who, by Beatrix his wife, daughter of JohnHunter, was father of 1. Henry Craven, oi Appletree tvicl, who had a son, RobertCraven, of Appletree-wick, of whom hereafter, as ancestor to thepresent Earl. 2. Anthony, also of Appletree-wick, whose son, Thomas, mar-ried Margaret Craven, as hereafter mentioned; and was father byher of Sir William, Sir Robert, and Sir Anthony, whose son, Wil-liam, died without issue, but see hereafter. And, 3. Sir William Craven, Knt. Sheriff of London in J601, andLord Mayor, anno l6ll, who died on July ISth, l6l8, and wasburied on August lltli following, in St. Andrew
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