David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ From an article in La France Protestante, I conjecture that the Cramahé and De la Largère families were related. The following is the Messieurs Haag’s account, condensed into small space:— “Cramahé was the surname of a noble Protestant family of La Rochelle. In 1685, there were three brothers, Cramahé, De l’Isle, and Des Roches. The first reached England in 1685, and the second soon after. The third was apprehended in France, was imprisoned for twenty-seven months, and then banished. In 1743, the Cramahé estate was possessed by Pinyot de la Largère.” ”

“ She shall take care like a good mother of my three children which are here now, and give them share of my property, equally as much as she can, as well for their subsistence, as of the principal that may be remaining to her at the time of her decease. ”