This John Crane's father immigrated England to New England in the 1630s and settled first in New Haven. It is unclear where John Crane was born - England or New England.
John Crane lived in New Haven Colony and then Branford in Connecticut Colony and then in Newark, New Jersey with his parents and siblings.
In about 1667 John Crane married in Newark, NJ to Elizabeth Foote and they lived in Newark, NJ and raised children Sarah, John, Jasper, Daniel there.
John Crane served as Deputy to the General Assembly for Newark, NJ beginning in 1671.
John Crane's will is dated 1694 and was proved at Newark, NJ 06 Jan 1695.
John Crane was buried first in Old Newark Burial Ground and was then moved to Fairmount Cemetery.
John Crane lived in New Haven Colony and then Branford in Connecticut Colony and then in Newark, New Jersey with his parents and siblings.
In about 1667 John Crane married in Newark, NJ to Elizabeth Foote and they lived in Newark, NJ and raised children Sarah, John, Jasper, Daniel there.
John Crane served as Deputy to the General Assembly for Newark, NJ beginning in 1671.
John Crane's will is dated 1694 and was proved at Newark, NJ 06 Jan 1695.
John Crane was buried first in Old Newark Burial Ground and was then moved to Fairmount Cemetery.
This John Crane's father immigrated England to New England in the 1630s and settled first in New Haven. It is unclear where John Crane was born - England or New England.
John Crane lived in New Haven Colony and then Branford in Connecticut Colony and then in Newark, New Jersey with his parents and siblings.
In about 1667 John Crane married in Newark, NJ to Elizabeth Foote and they lived in Newark, NJ and raised children Sarah, John, Jasper, Daniel there.
John Crane served as Deputy to the General Assembly for Newark, NJ beginning in 1671.
John Crane's will is dated 1694 and was proved at Newark, NJ 06 Jan 1695.
John Crane was buried first in Old Newark Burial Ground and was then moved to Fairmount Cemetery.
John Crane lived in New Haven Colony and then Branford in Connecticut Colony and then in Newark, New Jersey with his parents and siblings.
In about 1667 John Crane married in Newark, NJ to Elizabeth Foote and they lived in Newark, NJ and raised children Sarah, John, Jasper, Daniel there.
John Crane served as Deputy to the General Assembly for Newark, NJ beginning in 1671.
John Crane's will is dated 1694 and was proved at Newark, NJ 06 Jan 1695.
John Crane was buried first in Old Newark Burial Ground and was then moved to Fairmount Cemetery.
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