Collins's peerage von England; genealogische, biographischen und historischen. Auch Baron Cranley, Imber, Baronet; Viscount Cranley, und Earl Onslow. Kreationen. Baronet, November 21 (66 A), 12. ILjBaron Onslow, Onslow, in Shropshire, West Clandon, in Surrey, 25. Juni, 1/16, 2 George L; und Baron Cranley, ofLiibcr Gericht, in Surrey, 14. Mai LH 1776 J 6 GeorgeriL; Vis-count Cranley, und Earl Onslow, Juni ipth, 1801. Er Out-Ranger von Windsor Forest, 1792. c zwei Kinder, Arabella und Thomas, twini, gestorben, im Alter von sieben Wochen, inMay, 1782. EARL ONSLOW. 481 Arme.

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Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . also Baron Cranley, of Imber Court, and Baronet;Viscount Cranley, and Earl of Onslow. Creations. Baronet, November 21st (I66O), 12 Car. ILjBaron Onslow, of Onslow, in Shropshire, and of West Clandon, in Surrey, June 25th, 1/16, 2 George L; and Baron Cranley, ofLiibcr Court, in Surrey, May 14lh, 1776, J6GeorgeriL; Vis-count Cranley, and Earl of Onslow, June ipth, 1801. He was appointed Out-Ranger of Windsor Forest, 1792.c Two children, Arabella and Thomas, twini, died, aged seven weeks, inMay, 1782. EARL ONSLOW. 481 Arms. Argentj a fess, Gules, between six Coraish choughgproper. Crest. On a wreath, a faJcon, proper, legged and belled. Or, feeding on a partridge, proper. Supporters. Two falcons with wings disclosed, proper, leggedand belled, Or. Motto. Semper fidelis. Chief Seat. At West Clandon, in Surrey. VOL. V. 2 1 482 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND.. MARSHAM, EARL OF ROMNEY. Of this family, denominated from the town of Marsham, inNorfolk, was ^Thomas de Marsham, who died anno 1103. Richard, his only son, was father to a daughter, Margaret, who died unmarried, and a son, Richard, who died II90, leaving issue, Ferdinando, who survived till the year 1231, and had issueby Ann his wife, a daughter, Ann, who died young, and twosons, 1, Andrew, who died without issue. 2, John de Marsham, of Marsham, who dying 1292, was suc-ceeded by his only son, Thomas, who was living at Norwich in 1350, and was fatherto Robert, seated at Stratton, in Norfolk, and had issue four sons, John, Andrew, Robert, and Richard, a monk in the priory ofNorwich, and Almoner in that monastery. John, the eldest son, died 1515, and had several children, ofwhom, John, the eldest son, was sheriff of Norwich 1510, and mayorof that city 1518. He died May 13th, 1525, leaving issue by hiswife, , daughter of Hammond Claxton, of Great Livermere, in Suffolk, Esq. two sons, 1. Ro

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