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We Support Free Nonprofit Genealogy and History on the InternetCranford Parish is in in the hundred of Elthorne, county of Middlesex, with Harlington to the northwest; Heston to the northeast; Hounslow to the southeast; Feltham to the south; and East Bedfont to the southwest... in the archdeaconry of Middlesex, and diocese of London... The Dowager Countess of Berkeley was patroness in 1814.
Cranford, Middlesex, England
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"Sir William FLEETWOOD of Cranford co. Middlesex, Receiver of the Court of Wards [1609] married Joane or Jane CLIFTON daughter of Gervase Lord CLIFTON" (The History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham, by George Lipscomb, London, J & W Robins 57 Tooley Street- Hereafter HAB. v.3 p227]
Sir William FLEETWOOD of Cranford, was the sone of Thomas FLEETWOOD Esq of the Vache, in Chalfont St. Giles [Bucks], Master of the Mint; Sheriff of Bucks 1564; ob. (died) 1 Nov. 1570 aet 52 [age or more correctly attained, the age of, so born c. 1518]. Thomas had a younger Brother; Robert, who was the progenitor of Sir William FLEETWOOD of Missenden [Bucks]. [ibid]
Sir William FLEETWOOD of Missenden [Bucks] had a grandson John FLEETWOOD who married Elizabeth ARCHDALE daughter of Richard of Wycombe [Bucks] (ibid p. 377)
Richard ARCHDALE was the son of Barnard and Anne FERNE Archdale of Cuddesdon, Oxfordshire (whose niece, Margaret, daughter of Thomas and Mary CLIFTON Archdale, married John COMBE).
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Marriage Source, except where otherwise stated, is: Middlesex Marriages. Note: All post-1699 marriages have not yet been added in to our parish reports. See Later Marriages of Middlesex for the remainder.
Geographical Sources, except where otherwise stated are A Topographical Dictionary of England, Samuel Lewis, S. Lewis and Company, London, 1831, and parishinfo.mdb by by Terry Lawson, Gerry Lawson and Derek Boys.
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