4. HENRY, born in November 1657, and dying in the same year, was
buried in Bengy Church, in Hertfordshire.
5. RICHARD, born at Lisbon, 26th June 1663; he lived a few hours only,
and was there buried in the Esperanza.
6. RICHARD, born at Madrid, 6th August 1665, to whom the Memoir was
addressed. He succeeded his father in 1666, and became the second
Baronet. He is said to have been deprived of his hearing, and at
length of his speech, in consequence of a fever, and to have died
unmarried about 1695, [Footnote: Le Neve's MSS. in the College of
Arms.] when the Baronetcy became extinct.
The daughters were:
1. ANNE, born at Jersey, 7th June 1646; died at Tankersley Park, in
Yorkshire, 20th July 1654, and was buried in the Parish Church of
Tankersley.
2. ELIZABETH, born at Madrid, 13th July 1649; died a few days
afterwards, and was buried in the Chapel of the French Hospital at
Madrid.
3. ELIZABETH, born 24th June 1650; died at Foot's Cray, in Kent, in
July 1656, and was there buried.
4. KATHERINE, born 30th July 1652, and was living, and unmarried, in
May 1705.
5. MARGARET, born at Tankersley Park, in Yorkshire, 8th October 1653,
married, before 1676, Vincent Grantham, of Goltho, in Lincolnshire,
Esq. It is remarkable that she is not mentioned in her mother's will.
She was living, and the wife or widow of Mr. Grantham, in May 1705.
6. ANN, born at Frog Pool, in Kent, 22nd February 1654-5, unmarried
October 1679; but afterwards married ---- Ryder, by whom she had a
daughter, Ann Lawrence, who, with her mother, were living in May 1705.
7. MARY, born in London, 12th July 1656; died in August 1660, and was
buried in All Saints' Church, Hertford.
8. ELIZABETH, born 22nd February 1662, to whom her mother bequeathed
600 pounds in her will in 1679, after which year nothing more of her
has been found.
Although some trouble has been taken to trace the descendants of Sir
Richard and Lady Fanshawe, all which has been discovered is, that
their daughters became their co-heirs about 1695; that Sir Edmund
Turnor, the husband of Lady Fanshawe's sister, in his will, dated 15th
May 1705, and proved in 1708, mentions his nieces Fanshawe, Grantham,
and niece Ann Fanshawe, alias Ryder, and Anne Lawrence, daughter of
his niece Ryder; and that the MS. from which this volume is printed is
said to have been transcribed in 1766 by Lady Fanshawe's "great
granddaughter, Charlotte Colman."