Catherine Crewe
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Catherine Crewe
Summary
Catherine Crewe is a human[1]. She was born on October 28, 1682[2]. She died on January 1745[3].
Key Facts
- Catherine Crewe was born on October 28, 1682[2].
- Catherine Crewe died on January 1745[3].
- Catherine Crewe is buried at Church of St Giles, Calke[4].
- Catherine Crewe's father was Thomas Crew, 2nd Baron Crew[5].
- Catherine Crewe's mother was Anne Armine[6].
- Catherine Crewe was married to Sir John Harpur, 4th Bt.[7].
- A child of Catherine Crewe was Jemima Harpur[8].
- A child of Catherine Crewe was Mary Harpur[9].
- A child of Catherine Crewe was John Harpur[10].
- A child of Catherine Crewe was Catherine Harpur[11].
- A child of Catherine Crewe was Sir Henry Harpur, 5th Baronet[12].
- Catherine Crewe is recorded as female[13].
- Catherine Crewe's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Catherine Crewe's Commons category is recorded as Catherine Crewe[15].
- Catherine Crewe's family name is recorded as Crewe[16].
- Catherine Crewe's given name is recorded as Catherine[17].
- Catherine Crewe's depicted by is recorded as Catherine Crewe, Lady Harpur (1682 – 1745)[18].
- Catherine Crewe's depicted by is recorded as The Hon. Catherine Crewe, Lady, Harpur (1682-1745) with a Young Child, probably her Eldest Son, later Sir Henry Harpur, 5th Bt (1708–1748)[19].
Body
Origins and Family
Catherine Crewe was born on October 28, 1682[2]. Her father was Thomas Crew, 2nd Baron Crew[5]. Her mother was Anne Armine[6].
Personal Life
Catherine Crewe was married to Sir John Harpur, 4th Bt.[7]. Children include Jemima Harpur[8]; Mary Harpur[9]; John Harpur[10]; Catherine Harpur[11]; and Sir Henry Harpur, 5th Baronet[12], a politician[20], 1708–1748[21].
Death and Burial
Catherine Crewe died on January 1745[3]. Burial took place at Church of St Giles, Calke[4].
FAQs
Who were Catherine Crewe's parents?
Catherine Crewe's father was Thomas Crew, 2nd Baron Crew[5]. Catherine Crewe's mother was Anne Armine[6].
Who was Catherine Crewe married to?
Catherine Crewe's spouses include Sir John Harpur, 4th Bt.[7].