Pedigree di Thomas, Chew e Lawrence : il registro del fiume Ovest, e note genealogiche . hings e miracoli. La prima istanza di un individuo a cui il nome apparteneva che viveva in Inghilterra, era Laurence, Archbishopof Canterbury, A. D., 619. Laurence fu uno dei primi missionari ai Sassoni, che giunsero con Sant'Agostino, e succedette all'Apostolo romano di Englandin Nella Sede di Canterbury, nel 608, dove sedeva eleyenyenyears. Nel regno del re Eadbald, Arcivescovo Lau-rence tmed, e fu sepolto nella Chiesa di San Pietro, vicino al suo predecessore Agostino. È, tuttavia,

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Pedigrees of Thomas, Chew, and Lawrence : the West River register, and genealogical notes . hings and miracles. The first instance of an individual to whom the namebelonged who lived in England, was Laurence, Archbishopof Canterbury, A. D., 619. Laurence was one of thefirst missionaries to the Saxons, who came over with St.Augustine, and he succeeded the Roman Apostle of Englandin the See of Canterbury, in 608, in which he sat eleyenyears. In the reign of King Eadbald, Archbishop Lau-rence tdied, and was buried in the Church of St. Peter, -close beside his predecessor Augustine. It is, however, to Robert Lawrence, of Lancashire, we are to look for the first individual of the name, whosefamily and circumstances entitle him to be considered theancestor of the LAWRENCES of England. Born, probably, as early as A; D., 1150, he accom-panied his Sovereign, Richard Cceur de Lion, to the warof the Crusades, in the Holy Land, and so distinguishedhimself in the siege of Acre that he was knighted SirRobert of Ashton Hall, and obtained for his Arms, Arg.a. cross raguly Gu. A. J)., 1191. 39. LAWRANCE Of Philadelphia. In A Display of Heraldry, in England, the Law-^KANCES are emblazoned as follows: LAWRANCE, [Foxcot, in Gloncestershire]. Ar. a cross raguly gu.—Crest, a wolfs headAr. charged on the neck with a cross crosletgu. LAWRANCE, [Foxhall, in Gloucestershire]. Ar. a cross raguly gu, in the first quarter alion passant of the last.—Crest, a wolfs headproper, charged on the neck with a crescent or. LAWRANCE, [Hampshire]. Ar. a cross betw. four cinquefoils gu.—Crest, on a chapeau gu. turned up erm. a talbot se-jant gu. Lawrence, [Chelsea in Middlesex, of Delaford and Chert-sey in Buckinghamshire, and of St. Ive sin Huntingdonshire]. Ar. a cross raguly gu. on a chief az. three leop-ards heads or.—Crest, a demi-turbot erect gu-the tail upwards. 40 GENEALOGICAL NOTES. These arms Argent a Cross raguly Gules^ on a ChiefAzure^ three leopards heads Or. are borne by the name ofLawra

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