Maurice de Croun, nepos regis & nepos | Guy de la Val, qui habuit in liberio Almerici de Croun, cui manerium de Burn | maritagio quasdam terras in Walttun com. restituitur post mortem Almerici de | Surr. sed forisfecit illas adherendo Croun.--Pat. 55. Hen. III. p. 1. m. 28. | baronibus contra Ric. I. v. Lib. Feod. | Milit. f. 16. b. +-----------------------------+---------------+ | | | Ralf de Croun. | Peter de Croun habet Hamma, Waletun & | Ewell, cum. Surr. Pat. 17 Hen. I. m. 24. +--------------------------------+ 1180. | Guy de Crown, } = Isabel. baron Crown } He accompanied Richard I. in his voyage to the Holy Land, 1192; was present at the treaty between him and Tancred, king of Sicily, recited by Hoveden, annal. He confirmed, to the nuns of Haverholm, pasture for ninescore sheep in Bloxam fields, even to the bounds between them and the abbot of Grelle.--V. lib. R. Dodsworth, vocat. petigrees, tom. i. f. 94. b. | | Walter to Langtot = Matildis. | | | +----+ | | | Ranulf de Langtot = | | | Robert de Vallibus came into } { | There were lands in | England with William the } = { Agnes. Sutton held of the | Conqueror. } { | honour of Croun,--Inquis. | +----------------------------+ Wap. Elhou. 1 Ed. III. | | feod. milit. 42. | William de Vaux = offic. armor, p. 32. | | | +--------+ | | | Robert de Vaux = +---+ | 1. William Longchamp = } | +--------------+ 2. Henry de Mara. = } = Petronilla. | ³ Gules, a fesse between three } | = { Oliver de Vaux. Chequy water-budgets ermine. } | | { argent and gules. +-------------------+ | | +--------------------------+ Sir Henry de Longchamp: he died March } | 1274, and was buried at Swynshed } { Sibilla, daughter of John de Vaux = abbey; his heart at Burton Pedwardin, } { Sir Thomas Heringande, owned the manor as called from his son in-law, before } = { Sir Thomas Heringande, of Frieston, the altar in the chapel of the Virgin } | { com. Suff. Az. and certain lands Mary. Or, three crescents gules, } | { six herrings argent.