Pièces Cranston

Scottish surnames Cranston, Cranstoun, and Cranstone are from a clan that hailed from the Scottish Borders region of Roxburgh. Despite being a small clan, it has its own tartan and brooch. A notable bearer of the surname is Alan Cranston, a politician from California who lived from 1914 until 2000. Earl Cranston (1840-1932), bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church Andrew Cranston (1840-1932), Scottish painter Bryan Cranston, American actor Catherine Cranston (1849-1934), often known as Kate Cranston or Miss Cranston, owner of a tea shop Professor of Japanese at Harvard University, Edwin Cranston Rhode Island's colonial administrator, John Cranston Former English cricketer Ken Cranston, British lawyer and politician Ross Cranston, member of Parliament for Dudley Lefevre James Cranstone (1822–1893), English artist Maurice Cranston (1920–1993), and British philosopher and political scientist Rhode Island's colonial administrator, Samuel Cranston Irish chess player Toller Cranston (1949-2015), Canadian figure skater and artist Tim Cranston, Scottish footballer Thomas George Cranston (1877-1954), Canadian ice hockey player Tom Cranston (1891-1916), and Canadian footballer Thomas George Cranston

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