A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
ing testimony. Her pious re-signation has been thus justly recorded. Declin-ing in health, through the long period of twenty-eight years, she bore the severe and often renewedattacks of disease with exemplary patience; andhunihly suhmissive at all times to her Makerswill, she awited tin- tranquil… … The family of Creyke* is of ancient datein the East Riding of the county of York,and supposed to he of Danish extraction.The first on record is Sir Walter de Creyke,knt. who was appointed governor of Ber-wick in 1340, after Sir Richard Talbot, byEdward III. In 1358, John de Creykerepresented York…
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