According to Smith,343 “In Trinity Term, 5 Elizabeth, William sold his land consisting of a messuage and land in ‘Sabrichesworth’ by fine to Edward Leventhorp, Esq., (‘Feet of Fines for Hertfordshire,’ The Herts. Genealogist and Antiquary, 1[1895]:337).

“This interesting family gave rise to a significant cluster of New England immigrants. Daughter Mary was mother of at least four Browne immigrants, as seen above, and son Thomas fathered three with Massachusetts Bay connections; Phebe, wife of John Perry of Roxbury, Mary, wife of William Heath of Roxbury, and Hester, wife of Thomas Miller, whose sisters immigrated.

“An early article on the Cramphorne family appeared in NYG&B Record 70[1939]:244, correctly identifying immigrants Daniel and Mary. Unfortunately, the same article incorrectly reported almost every date taken from the parish registers. The following presentation incorporates the correct dates. The Record author was also unaware of Mary1 Cramphorne’s early death and her husband William Heath’s remarriage to another Mary (Register 132[1978]:20).”