Monumental insriptions in Birchington. "Against the north wall of the Quex Chapel is a monument with six tablets, each surmounted by a bust. On the first tablet: Sr. Hen: Crispe Kt married his first wife Marie ye davghter of Sr Edward Monings of Waldershire neere Dover by whome he had noe issve, she died Ao D'ni 1606. Above is a bust of Mary, first wife of Henry Crispe." [1]
"On the third tablet: Sr. Hen: Crispe of Qveakx knt married Ann the davghter of Tho: Nevinson of Eastrie Esqr for his second wife by whome he had noe issve she died anno 1629. Above is a bust of Ann, second wife of Henry Crispe" [2]
Monumental Inscriptions in Birchington. (see death of his first wife) On the second tablet: ... "Hen: Crispe armiger ano. 1651. Above is a bust of Henry Crispe." [3]
[1] Frederick Arthur Crisp, ed., Family of Crispe. Genealogical Memoranda, Vol. 4 (Privately printed, 1897), 50, [InternetArchive].
[2] Frederick Arthur Crisp, ed., Family of Crispe. Genealogical Memoranda, Vol. 4 (Privately printed, 1897), 50, [InternetArchive].
[3] Frederick Arthur Crisp, ed., Family of Crispe. Genealogical Memoranda, Vol. 4 (Privately printed, 1897), 50, [InternetArchive].