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Jasper CRANE was born 18 July 1602 in England
Jasper CRANE was the child of ? and ?Jasper was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1639.
Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Jasper married Alice LEAVE? abt. 1634 . The couple had (at least) 2 children.
Alice LEAVE? was born abt. 1608 in England (United Kingdom). Alice died 26 August 1675 in Newark, New Jersey, USA.
Jasper CRANE died 19 October 1680 in Newark, Crown Colony of New Jersey.
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Family and Children of Jasper CRANE
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Alice LEAVE?-- Date: abt. 1634 Place:
Children of Jasper CRANE and Alice LEAVE?:
John CRANE (b.abt. 1635, Branford, Connecticut, New England d. November 1694, Newark, Crown Colony of New Jersey)
m. Elizabeth FOOTE
Hannah CRANE (b.abt. 1639, Branford, New Haven Colony d. , )
m. Thomas HUNTINGTON 1655 in Branford, Connecticut, USA
Children of Jasper CRANE and Alice LEAVE?:
m. Elizabeth FOOTE
m. Thomas HUNTINGTON 1655 in Branford, Connecticut, USA
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18 July 1602
England
Biography
(from 'Cyclopedia of New Jersey Biography' 1923, American Historical Society)
June 4, 1639, Jasper Crane, who was one of the original settlers of the New Haven Colony, signed the first agreement of all the free planters. He took the oath of fidelity at the organization of the government, together with others; and in 1644 he was 'freed from watching and trayning in his own person because of his weakness, but to find some one for his turn.' With Robert Treat he was a member of the general court, and for many years he was a magistrate. In 1651 he was interested in a bog ore furnace at East Haven; and in 1652 he removed to Branford, where he was elected a magistrate in 1658, having held the office of deputy for some years previous to that date.
A tradition with regard to Jasper is that he came to Massachusetts Bay in the ship 'Arabella,' with Governor Winthrop. His name heads the list of the first 23 colonists from Branford, Conn., emigrated from England and is named as one of the...Read MORE...
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(from 'Cyclopedia of New Jersey Biography' 1923, American Historical Society)
June 4, 1639, Jasper Crane, who was one of the original settlers of the New Haven Colony, signed the first agreement of all the free planters. He took the oath of fidelity at the organization of the government, together with others; and in 1644 he was 'freed from watching and trayning in his own person because of his weakness, but to find some one for his turn.' With Robert Treat he was a member of the general court, and for many years he was a magistrate. In 1651 he was interested in a bog ore furnace at East Haven; and in 1652 he removed to Branford, where he was elected a magistrate in 1658, having held the office of deputy for some years previous to that date.
A tradition with regard to Jasper is that he came to Massachusetts Bay in the ship 'Arabella,' with Governor Winthrop. His name heads the list of the first 23 colonists from Branford, Conn., emigrated from England and is named as one of the...Read MORE...
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Alice LEAVE? died 26 August 1675, Newark, New Jersey, USA
19 October 1680
Newark, Crown Colony of New Jersey
He died at the age of 78.
Jasper is buried at: Old Burying Ground (Defunct) Newark Essex County New Jersey, USA
Added: 2/26/2016 9:56:44 AM
- Updated: 7/21/2017 8:07:37 AM
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