Captain of Merk Castle, near Calais, 1402, and was employed in negotiations with in Flanders until 1404.
According to topographical material for Herefordshire collected in the seventeenth century [preserved in Harleian MSS. 6868, f. 37] the following arms stood at that time: "In Croft church, Arms, CROFT, WITH GLYNDORE'S DAUGHTER, Cornwall, Skolls, Harbert, Sir James Croft, with Warnecomb, Blunt," but they no longer are extant.
According to topographical material for Herefordshire collected in the seventeenth century [preserved in Harleian MSS. 6868, f. 37] the following arms stood at that time: "In Croft church, Arms, CROFT, WITH GLYNDORE'S DAUGHTER, Cornwall, Skolls, Harbert, Sir James Croft, with Warnecomb, Blunt," but they no longer are extant.
Captain of Merk Castle, near Calais, 1402, and was employed in negotiations with in Flanders until 1404.
According to topographical material for Herefordshire collected in the seventeenth century [preserved in Harleian MSS. 6868, f. 37] the following arms stood at that time: "In Croft church, Arms, CROFT, WITH GLYNDORE'S DAUGHTER, Cornwall, Skolls, Harbert, Sir James Croft, with Warnecomb, Blunt," but they no longer are extant.
According to topographical material for Herefordshire collected in the seventeenth century [preserved in Harleian MSS. 6868, f. 37] the following arms stood at that time: "In Croft church, Arms, CROFT, WITH GLYNDORE'S DAUGHTER, Cornwall, Skolls, Harbert, Sir James Croft, with Warnecomb, Blunt," but they no longer are extant.
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