Title: Crispian
Content: Crispian Hollis (born 1936), English Bishop of Portsmouth ; Crispian Mills (born 1973), English singer, songwriter, and guitarist ; Crispian St. Peters (born 1939 as Robin Peter Smith), English pop singer in the 1960s ; Crispian Steele-Perkins (born 1944), English virtuoso classical trumpeter Crispian may refer to: 
Title: Stafford Cripps
Content:  Rockefeller professor of philosophy at Princeton University. Her three daughters live in Namibia, Nigeria, and Ghana and have eight children among them. One of them is the actor Adetomiwa Edun. Cripps was the sororal nephew of Beatrice Webb and Catherine Courtney. His mother died when he was four years old. His stepmother, Marian Ellis, had a profound influence on him. He was married to Isobel Swithinbank, who became the Honourable Lady Cripps, daughter of Harold William Swithinbank, better known as Dame Isobel Cripps (1891–1979), and had four children Cripps was a vegetarian, certainly for health reasons and possibly also for ethical reasons. "Cripps suffered from recurring illness which was alleviated by nature cure and a vegetarian diet...". His male-line descendants are in remainder to the barony Parmoor. In 1989, a Blue Plaque was unveiled at 32 Elm Park Gardens, Chelsea to mark the site of Cripps' birth.
Title: Mary D. Crisp
Content:  Crisp was born on November 5, 1923 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the 7th child of Elizabeth (Patch) and Harry Dent. In 1946, Crisp graduated with a degree in botany from Oberlin College then studied political science at Arizona State University. In 1948, she married William Crisp. They had three children together, William, Barbara, and Anne. Mary and William divorced in 1976. Mary Dent Crisp had Parkinson's disease and died on March 24, 2007.
Title: Coco Crisp
Content:  Crisp is of Italian, African-American and Puerto Rican descent. His father is of Puerto Rican and Italian descent and his mother is African American. He is separated and has four children: three sons and a daughter. He and his family used to live in Rancho Mirage, California but now they all live in Calabasas area.
Title: Crispin: The Cross of Lead
Content:  had seven children and 2 husbands, but they all died from the plague or "The Black Death". Tells Crispin who his real father is. ; Lord Furnival – Lord of a large English territory which includes Stromford. Father of Crispin born out of wedlock.  Died while Crispin and Bear were en route to Great Wexly. ; Lady Furnival – The wife of Lord Furnival ; Father Quinel – Friend to Crispin and his mother and a priest, murdered by John Aycliffe to hide that Crispin's father is Lord Furnival. ; Goodwife Peregrine – Elderly woman in the village, appears to be a very wise and mysterious person. Upon Father Quinel's instruction, she gives Crispin provisions 
Title: Mary D. Crisp
Content:  Mary Dent Crisp (November 5, 1923 - March 24, 2007) Crisp was a career-long Republican and a feminist. She was an American Republican leader and rebel who was ousted from her party after publicly opposing its views on abortion rights and the Equal Rights Amendment. Crisp was significant in advancing issues related to women's rights.
Title: Coco Crisp
Content:  Crisp was born in Los Angeles on November 1, 1979. He is the son of Loyce Crisp, a fast food restaurant owner and former amateur boxer, and Pamela Crisp, a former champion sprinter. He graduated from Inglewood High School in Inglewood, California before playing one season at Los Angeles Pierce College. Crisp is a graduate of Major League Baseball's Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities Program. His maternal grandfather is Nick Newton, a masters high jump world record holder from 1994-1996 and inventor of cast aluminum starting blocks. He played on the 1995 Senior Division RBI World Series champions from Los Angeles.
Title: Cobi Crispin
Content:  Cobi Crispin was born in Mackay, Queensland, on 22 December 1988, the daughter of Alan and Cathy Crispin. She has three brothers. She was born missing a femur. She moved to Melbourne, Victoria as a result of switching wheelchair basketball club sides to play with the Dandenong Rangers, and now lives in Ashburton, Victoria. Other sports she has had interest in include hockey, swimming and touch football. Her role models are Paralympic wheelchair basketball players Liesl Tesch and Alison Mosely. She was educated at St Patrick's College, Mackay, and attended Deakin University.
Title: Ellis Crispe
Content:  Ellis Crispe (1562–1625) was a merchant, alderman and Sheriff of London. He was born in Marshfield, Gloucestershire the son of Thomas Crispe and Elizabeth Steward. He was baptised on 23 May 1562. He was a member of the Salters Company. He was married to Hester (née Ireland) and had eight sons including Nicholas, Samuel and Tobias and three daughters, including Elizabeth. He died shortly after being elected Sheriff and is buried in St Mildred, Bread Street. His lengthy will was proved on 7 November 1625 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. In his will, he made bequests to the poor of Bread Street, the town of Marshfield and the Officers of the Salters' Company.
Title: Crispin: The Cross of Lead
Content:  pouch for his lead cross as he flees Stromford. ; Cerdic – A boy that tricks Crispin into a trap, he is about Crispin's age, nothing else is really known about him. ; John Ball – The only historical figure who plays a small role—he and his group prepare for their Peasants' Revolt ; The One-Eyed Man – A young man that was teased by Bear, and later helps soldiers arrest him ; Asta – Crispin's mother and the youngest daughter of Lord Douglas. Forced to live as a serf when Crispin was born out of wedlock by Lord Furnival. Her death initiated the main plot of this story. ; Lord Douglas – Asta's father 

Question: Who is the mother of Crispian Mills?
Answer: Hayley Mills.
Hayley Catherine Rose Vivien Mills.