Per
https://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/harris-book/Chapter_Six.html
states...
Arthur signed his will on November 4, 1631.
Sir Arthur Harris and his wife are buried in the chancel of All Saints Church, Creeksea, Essex, where there is a long inscription concerning Arthur and his family, on the floor, where he is buried. This inscription lists Arthur's father, his home place, Arthur's wives and children. The name Harris, in this inscription, is spelled "Herris", a change from "Herrys" as spelled by Arthur's great-great-grandfather, Arthur Herrys, of Prittlewell, Essex. The inscription, on the floor of the chancel at All Saints Church, ends with the following verses:
"If any prying man here after come that knows not who's the tenant of this tomb, we'll tell him freely, as our sighs give leave, one whose religious brest to Cod did cleave, and that to men just offices discharged. And to the pinched soule his hart inlarged. One, that though laid in dust, of breath bereft. Like dying roses sweet distillments left, And moulders, hoping from this stone, God may raise up a child to Abraham one day."
http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/herrys-sir-arthur-1587-1632
London marriage licences, 1521-1869
by Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905;
Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902
Published 1887
Topics Marriage licenses
Marriage 1...
Karris, Sir Arthur. Sir William Harris, knight,
of Crixeth, co. Essex, and Kobert Cranmer, of
Chepsted, parish of Chevening, co. Kent, esq.,
allege marriage between Arthur Harris,
knight, of Crixeth aforesaid, bachelor, about
22, son and heir of said Sir William Harris,
and Anne Cranmer, of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, London, maiden, about 19, daughter of
said Robert Cranmer, esq. — at St. Mary,
Aldermanbury. 15 July, 1606. B.
Marriage 2...
Harris, Sir Arthur, knight, of Crixeth, Essex,
widower, 30, and Dame Anne Bowycr, of St.
Olave, Hart Street, 22, widow of Sir Henry
Bowycr, knight, who deceased three -quartei
vear since — at St. Olave, Hart Street. 18
Jan. 1614. B.
https://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/harris-book/Chapter_Six.html
states...
Arthur signed his will on November 4, 1631.
Sir Arthur Harris and his wife are buried in the chancel of All Saints Church, Creeksea, Essex, where there is a long inscription concerning Arthur and his family, on the floor, where he is buried. This inscription lists Arthur's father, his home place, Arthur's wives and children. The name Harris, in this inscription, is spelled "Herris", a change from "Herrys" as spelled by Arthur's great-great-grandfather, Arthur Herrys, of Prittlewell, Essex. The inscription, on the floor of the chancel at All Saints Church, ends with the following verses:
"If any prying man here after come that knows not who's the tenant of this tomb, we'll tell him freely, as our sighs give leave, one whose religious brest to Cod did cleave, and that to men just offices discharged. And to the pinched soule his hart inlarged. One, that though laid in dust, of breath bereft. Like dying roses sweet distillments left, And moulders, hoping from this stone, God may raise up a child to Abraham one day."
http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/herrys-sir-arthur-1587-1632
London marriage licences, 1521-1869
by Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905;
Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902
Published 1887
Topics Marriage licenses
Marriage 1...
Karris, Sir Arthur. Sir William Harris, knight,
of Crixeth, co. Essex, and Kobert Cranmer, of
Chepsted, parish of Chevening, co. Kent, esq.,
allege marriage between Arthur Harris,
knight, of Crixeth aforesaid, bachelor, about
22, son and heir of said Sir William Harris,
and Anne Cranmer, of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, London, maiden, about 19, daughter of
said Robert Cranmer, esq. — at St. Mary,
Aldermanbury. 15 July, 1606. B.
Marriage 2...
Harris, Sir Arthur, knight, of Crixeth, Essex,
widower, 30, and Dame Anne Bowycr, of St.
Olave, Hart Street, 22, widow of Sir Henry
Bowycr, knight, who deceased three -quartei
vear since — at St. Olave, Hart Street. 18
Jan. 1614. B.
Per
https://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/harris-book/Chapter_Six.html
states...
Arthur signed his will on November 4, 1631.
Sir Arthur Harris and his wife are buried in the chancel of All Saints Church, Creeksea, Essex, where there is a long inscription concerning Arthur and his family, on the floor, where he is buried. This inscription lists Arthur's father, his home place, Arthur's wives and children. The name Harris, in this inscription, is spelled "Herris", a change from "Herrys" as spelled by Arthur's great-great-grandfather, Arthur Herrys, of Prittlewell, Essex. The inscription, on the floor of the chancel at All Saints Church, ends with the following verses:
"If any prying man here after come that knows not who's the tenant of this tomb, we'll tell him freely, as our sighs give leave, one whose religious brest to Cod did cleave, and that to men just offices discharged. And to the pinched soule his hart inlarged. One, that though laid in dust, of breath bereft. Like dying roses sweet distillments left, And moulders, hoping from this stone, God may raise up a child to Abraham one day."
http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/herrys-sir-arthur-1587-1632
London marriage licences, 1521-1869
by Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905;
Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902
Published 1887
Topics Marriage licenses
Marriage 1...
Karris, Sir Arthur. Sir William Harris, knight,
of Crixeth, co. Essex, and Kobert Cranmer, of
Chepsted, parish of Chevening, co. Kent, esq.,
allege marriage between Arthur Harris,
knight, of Crixeth aforesaid, bachelor, about
22, son and heir of said Sir William Harris,
and Anne Cranmer, of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, London, maiden, about 19, daughter of
said Robert Cranmer, esq. — at St. Mary,
Aldermanbury. 15 July, 1606. B.
Marriage 2...
Harris, Sir Arthur, knight, of Crixeth, Essex,
widower, 30, and Dame Anne Bowycr, of St.
Olave, Hart Street, 22, widow of Sir Henry
Bowycr, knight, who deceased three -quartei
vear since — at St. Olave, Hart Street. 18
Jan. 1614. B.
https://www.ncgenweb.us/ncwarren/harris-book/Chapter_Six.html
states...
Arthur signed his will on November 4, 1631.
Sir Arthur Harris and his wife are buried in the chancel of All Saints Church, Creeksea, Essex, where there is a long inscription concerning Arthur and his family, on the floor, where he is buried. This inscription lists Arthur's father, his home place, Arthur's wives and children. The name Harris, in this inscription, is spelled "Herris", a change from "Herrys" as spelled by Arthur's great-great-grandfather, Arthur Herrys, of Prittlewell, Essex. The inscription, on the floor of the chancel at All Saints Church, ends with the following verses:
"If any prying man here after come that knows not who's the tenant of this tomb, we'll tell him freely, as our sighs give leave, one whose religious brest to Cod did cleave, and that to men just offices discharged. And to the pinched soule his hart inlarged. One, that though laid in dust, of breath bereft. Like dying roses sweet distillments left, And moulders, hoping from this stone, God may raise up a child to Abraham one day."
http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/herrys-sir-arthur-1587-1632
London marriage licences, 1521-1869
by Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905;
Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902
Published 1887
Topics Marriage licenses
Marriage 1...
Karris, Sir Arthur. Sir William Harris, knight,
of Crixeth, co. Essex, and Kobert Cranmer, of
Chepsted, parish of Chevening, co. Kent, esq.,
allege marriage between Arthur Harris,
knight, of Crixeth aforesaid, bachelor, about
22, son and heir of said Sir William Harris,
and Anne Cranmer, of St. Mary, Alderman-
bury, London, maiden, about 19, daughter of
said Robert Cranmer, esq. — at St. Mary,
Aldermanbury. 15 July, 1606. B.
Marriage 2...
Harris, Sir Arthur, knight, of Crixeth, Essex,
widower, 30, and Dame Anne Bowycr, of St.
Olave, Hart Street, 22, widow of Sir Henry
Bowycr, knight, who deceased three -quartei
vear since — at St. Olave, Hart Street. 18
Jan. 1614. B.
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Sir Arthur Harris and his wife are buried in the chancel of All Saints Church, Creeksea, Essex
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