EAST DONYLAND​ / ROWHEDGE
The Six Cranfield Brothers
Sons of George & Sarah Cranfield
Lemon Simpson Everitt Cranfield
The information here is to do with Lemon, his family and general newspaper articles. Some of his notable yachting career can be found under the names of the yachts he skippered, and his smack racing in the regatta and CK86 sections. Lemon's unusual name comes from his grandmother's brother Lemon Simpson Everitt who was buried at East Donyland in 1839 aged 34, and skipper of the smack Snowdrop. How he acquired that name is unknown but maybe it goes back as far as this entry in the East Donyland registers - "Abraham Simpson, widower, & Sarah Lemon, spinster, both of East Donyland, married by licence 24 April 1737," who had a son named Lemon Simpson.
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Lemon Cranfield 01
Lemon Cranfield 02
Lemon Cranfield 13
Lemon Cranfield 01
George Henry Cranfield
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Stephen Cranfield
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Jonathan Cranfield
Notes on yachts Betty, Hester & Lais can be found in the Racing Yachts section.
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William Wadley Cranfield
Info on yachts Yarana, L'Esperance, Valkyrie I, Valkyrie II, Valkyrie III can be found in the Racing Yachts section.
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Richard John Cranfield
Info on yacht Daphne and Richard's smack Ellen can be found in the racing yacht and maritime sections.
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