. The visitation of Suffolke . yght, & tfraunces. Agnes, ilburth daughterof Robert Crane, maryed to John Smjihe of Halsworth, Anne Crane, Elizabeth Crane,& Marye Crane vnmaiyed. * The Reverend Robert Prentice Crane, Vicar of Heybridge near- Maldon, grandsonof the Revd. John Crane, Vicar of Saffron Walden, claimed to be the representativeof the Suffolk family of Crane. The Revd. Robert Crane had two sons—John StaifordChilton Crane, and Alfred Crawford Clulton Crane. Mfq C3 O fe2 5s S g II III I-II •IS^ C3 13 -^ 3 1 1^ o . -S «Ss £,???« oo=M tjO rt lilli i. .3 s s a J sw s-^^ 4^1 111 sNN-aS § a!
. The visitation of Suffolke . yght, & tfraunces. Agnes, ilburth daughterof Robert Crane, maryed to John Smjihe of Halsworth, Anne Crane, Elizabeth Crane,& Marye Crane vnmaiyed. * The Reverend Robert Prentice Crane, Vicar of Heybridge near- Maldon, grandsonof the Revd. John Crane, Vicar of Saffron Walden, claimed to be the representativeof the Suffolk family of Crane. The Revd. Robert Crane had two sons—John StaifordChilton Crane, and Alfred Crawford Clulton Crane. Mfq C3 O fe2 5s S g II III I-II •IS^ C3 13 -^ 3 1 1^ o . -S «Ss £,???« oo=M tjO rt lilli i. .3 s s a J sw s-^^ 4^1 111 sNN-aS § a! ^3 S ??• T :SP4 § i^ I a 11 I,§ i I iS; g ; S s -S ^ ;?9 5 llll •S ^ S S S -i --^-sg lis -go S 3«l ^^ § S I g J ^ o 2 S r S ^ ^ ^ ? r^ ^- s i S-B 00 • P -° 1? i cS-gi ] S f>>-a g. tSgll pqpq g« o5^^g§S=g tc^ Ota H . o t,^ i B g g as _-:;^ a« rj p^e i-g Hi -11 I pq (S -a S)H w II 1; m VISITATION OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLKB. 165 5gnng. VISITATION OF THE OOUNTT OF Thomas Spring de Laynam, in ( The above shield of arms is copied from a volume of grants, temp. Henry the Eighth,in the CoUege of Anns, entitled Gyft^s of Armes geuen liy Garter Wrythe and Claren-cieiis Benolt wtli diuers Knyghtes, and also all the gyftes geuen by T. Benolt alsClarencieux vnto diuers. In Eavens Visitation, made 1612, the crest is a demi stag quarterly Argent and :—Argent, a chevron het-sveen three mascles Gules, a crescent for difference. In the hook of Camdens Grants in the CoUege of Arms, it is recorded that the followingcoat was granted 2 January, 1600, to — Spring of Packenham, in com. Sutf. : —Argent, a chevron engrailed between three mascles Gules. Crest:—a demi stag proper. The arms of Spring as tricked in Vincents Suffolk Collections, are Argent, on a chevronbetween three mascles Gules as many cinquefoUs pierced Or, each charged with fivetorteaux, a crescent for difference. Crest:—a demi stag quarterly Ai-gent and Or. VISITATION
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