is some confusion between Cromwells wife and motherwhich it is desirable to clear up. The pronunciation of the name at the time is fixed by the spelling not only inthe Elmham registers but in the letters patent. Thomas Cromwell, to whom thefirst of the foregoing extract refers, was a son of… … FROM THE VISITATION OF WARWICKSHIRE,1682. Warwick, 28 March, 1682. City of Coventry, Mr. King voucheth for his Armes—Sable a Lyon rampt queue furcheor, a Lable of 8 points arg., producing an Escocheon and Seal ofthe said Armes of King of Iver in co. Bucks. Entred in y«Visitation of that County a…
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