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bele, which position he retained for sam tim. He then
engaSgd in mercantile business on his own account, and com-
tinued in this for two years.
 He was appointed county judge of Hillaborouh Caoty
and held the office for two terms of four years, ming eigt
years service. He for several years held the position of
deputy clerk of the circuit court under William C. Brown as
,clork. In 1879 he was appointed United States ooammissicer
and deputy clerk of the United States district and circuit
courts at Tampa, which position he still retains.
 Henry L. Crane is a member of the Episcopal Church,
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and of the United
Confederate Veterans. He married in 1868 Mrs. tferoba (Hoo.
ker) Turnan. (See Hooker family.) She died April 19, 1898.
There were no children born to them. Judge Crane is still
living in Tampa, and is the only one of his family residing
in this city.