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A DESCRIPTION OF ALL COATS OF ARMS
ON BRASSES, MONUMENTS, SLABS, HATCHMENTS, &c, NOW
TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY.

ILLUSTRATED.

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TO BE FOUND IN THE COUNTY.

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Bl. Norf. — Blomefield's History of Norfolk, 11 vols. 8vo.
Norf. Archy. — Transactions of the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological
Society.
E. A. — The East Anglian.
E. C. C. — The Eastern Counties' Collectanea.
Carthew's Launditch. — The Hundred of Launditch, by Mr. G. A. Carthew.
Carthew's Bradenham. — The History of the' Parishes of East and West
Bradenham, with Necton and Holme Hale, by Mr. Gr. A. Carthew.
Vis. of Norf. — Visitation of Norfolk (1563), published by the Norfolk and
Norwich Archaeological Society.
Suckling JfSiS.— Church Notes, by the Bev. Alfred Suckling, in the British
Museum.
Mackarell MSS. — Church Notes, by Mr. Benjamin Mackarell, in the British
Museum.
Norris MSS.— A collection of 510 Coats, in the possession of Mr. Walter
Bye.
Bokenham MSS. — A collection of 433 Coats, in the possession of Mr. Walter
Eye.
Anon. MSS. — An anonymous collection of 502 Coats, in the possession of
Mr. Walter Eye.
Three Norfolk Armories. — The Norris, Bokenham, and Anonymous Col
lections, as published by Mr. Walter Eye.
Mis. Gen. et Her. — Miscellanea, Genealogica et Heraldica, edited by Joseph
Jackson Howard, LL.D., P.S.A.
Norf. Ant. Mis. — The Norfolk Antiquarian Miscellany, edited by Mi.
Walter Eye.

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~ Doorway at Bressingham, frontispiece.
Brass Shield at Pulham St. Mary the Virgin To face page 14
Incised Slab at Dickleburgh 26
-J Slabs at Diss ... 29
Shields at Gissing . . 37
Monument at Besthorpe 5^
Shield.s in the Windows at Old Buckenham 58
Slabs at Wilby  67
j Slabs at Narborough .... '8
Shields in a Window at Narborough 83
Monument at Swaffham ... 94
Shields in a Window at Heckingham 104
Brass at Eaveningham . . . 109
Brass at Hillington .... 123
Shield in a Window at Saxlingham. 150
Shield on a Slab at Great Melton 174
Brass at Little Melton . . 176
v, Tablet to Sir Edwyn Eich at Mulbarton 178
Brass at Swainsthorpe . . 180
- Slab at Swardeston . . 181
Shields at Stratton St. Mary . 202
Shields in the East Window at Stratton St. Mary . 203 •
Brass at Tasburgh 206
Monument at Moulton 216
Brass at Eeedham 219
Slabs at Eeedham 220
Brass at Blofield 226
Brass at Horstead 253
Brass at Bawburgh 267
Slabs at Wymondham '296
Shields in a, Window at Cranworth 303
Shields in a Window at Cranworth 304
Monument at Woodrising 324
Brasses at Woodrising . 325
Slab at Caister . . . 332
Slabs at Ormesby St. Michael 340
Brass at Potter Heigham . 357
Tomb of Honor Bacon at Ashmanhaugh 362
Slabs at Westwick 337

PREFACE.

In sending out the first portion of "The Church
Heraldry of Norfolk," I feel that it devolves on me
to preface the work with some few words of explanation,
that the Suhscribers may know what they have to
expect, and thus not be dissappointed if it fails to reach
the height of their previous anticipations. In the circular
which was issued about a year ago it was stated
that the work would contain a description of all the
coats of arms now to be found in the Norfolk churches,
and I wish to say further that these descriptions will
be all given from sketches which were made by me on
the spot. I am perfectly aware that it must be a work
of time, still I do not despair of completing it.
Before now a commencement has been made in
this important addition to our county histories; indeed,
I must confess to being much indebted to the
excellent papers written under the pseudonym of
Pedometer and published in The Eastern Counties'
Collectanea some years ago. Much the same thing
has been done for the county of Essex, and printed
in the East Anglian; and in that valuable periodical
are also some scattered articles containing the heraldry
and inscriptions in a few Norfolk churches, but I am

not aware that up to the present time any attempt
has been made to put such collections into the form
of a book, properly arranged and indexed. That is
what I am endeavouring to do.
I am sure it will be acknowledged by all there is great
need that such a work should be no longer delayed : the
misfortune is that it was not commenced some while ago.
In this age of church restoration much heraldry has been
destroyed which could have been copied then : not only
have most of the hatchments been removed from the walls,
first either into the vestry or tower, and then, as I have
seen, to the rubbish heap outside; but in those years
monuments have totally disappeared, while numberless
slabs, and some few brasses, have been covered up
by the altar dais, or the organ, or the chancel pews.
But few of these memorials of the dead will see the light
again, certainly not in our day ; of fewer still has any
record been taken. Here and there I have met with an
isolated case, in the which some interested person has
done the good work, but it is the exception, alas! not
the rule.
I can hardly dare to hope that in the following pages
no single shield in any of the churches has been left
undescribed. I am prepared for some few omissions.
I can only hope that some one may find them out, that
I may be enabled to insert the additions with the
corrections before the book is brought to its close.
I trust that the arrangement which I have adopted
may be easily intelligible to those who seek in these
pages for information. Each parish has been taken
quite separately ; by this I mean that every coat which
occurs there has been once described in it, and then

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afterwards only referred to by name. In the description
of each coat I have stated first that which is on the
monument or slab, and then, immediately following it,
with the name in brackets, by reference to either Burkes
Armory or PapworWs Ordinary, I have given the
tinctures as usually borne by the family to whose memory
the monument was erected; then in a separate paragraph
I have added whatever portion of the inscription I thought
worthy of record or likely to be of use. Wherever a
copy of the Royal Arms remains I have given it. I
have also been careful in noticing, as far as possible, the
position in the buildings wliich the memorials occupy.
I take this opportunity of tendering my thanks to the
many kind friends who have given me help, more especially
to Mr. Elvin, of Eckling Grange, East Dereham, who
has with great care, and no small amount of labour,
revised my proofs, and endeavoured, with his great
experience, to make up for the deficiency in mine. To
Sir Kenneth Kemp my thanks are also due for the
kindness which prompted him to take upon himself the
cost of engraving the Gissing shields. I hope that
others, interested in like manner, may be tempted to follow
his good example, and so help to make the work more
attractive to the subscribers.
Diss, May, 1885.

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Amherst, W. AmhurstT., Esq., M.P., Didlington Hall, Brandon.
Appleton, Henry, M.D., Staines.
Athill, C. H., Esq., College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Barnard, G. W. G., Esq., Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich.
Barnwell, E. L., Esq., Melksham, Wilts.
Bell, Charles L., Esq., Camford House, Chesterton Road, Cambridge.
Bennet, Rev. E. K., D.C.L., Rushford CoUege, Thetford.
Bensly, W. T., Esq., LL.D., The Bishop's Registry, Norwich.
Birch, Rev. C. G. R., Brancaster Rectory, King's Lynn.
Birkbeck, Henry, Esq., Stoke Holy Cross, Norwich.
Blyth, James, Esq., Weasenham, Swaffham.
Boileau, Sir Francis G. M., Bart., Ketteringham Park, Wymondham.
Browne, Miss F. A., Darnley House, Slade Road, Ilfracombe, North Devon.
Browne, Mrs., Hethersett.
Browne, Rev. E. TJtten, Besthorpe Vicarage, Attleborough.
Bulwer, Colonel W. E. G. L., Quebec House, East Dereham.
Burroughes, F. Procter, Esq., The Priory, Great Yarmouth.
Chamberlin, Alexr. R., Esq., The Grove, Ipswich Road.
Cambridge University Library, per H. T. Francis, Esq. , Caius College.
Cokayne, G. A., Esq., College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C.
Colman, J. J., Esq., M.P., Carrow House, Norwich.
Creeny, Rev. W. Fred., Orford Hill, Norwich.
Davie, Rev. W. Cufaude, Oby Rectory, Norwich.
Day, H. W., Esq., Swaffham.
Earle, J. S. , Esq. , 6, Kensington Palace Gardens.
Elvin, Cbas. Norton, M.A., Eckling Grange, East Dereham.
Farrer, P. A., Esq., Petygards Hall, Swaffham.
Farrer, Mrs., Petygards Hall, Swaffham.
France, Rev. G., Brockdish Rectory, Scole.
Frank, F. Bacon, Esq. , Campsall Hall, Doncaster.
Goose, Mr. Agas H,, Rampant Horse Street, Norwich.
Green, Herbert J., Esq., Bank Place, Castle Meadow, Norwich.
Griffith, Rev. H. T., Smallburgh Rectory, Norwich.
Gurney, John, Esq., Sprowston Hall, Norwich.
Gurney, J. H., Esq., North Repps Hall, S.O. Norfolk.

Haggard, W. M. R., Esq., Bradenham Hall, Thetford.
Hales, J. B. Tooke-, Esq. , 2, Cathedral Street, Norwich.
Harcourt, Bosworth W., Esq., 39, St. Giles' Street, Norwich.
Hardy, W . Cozens, Esq., F.S.A., 2, Roll's Yard, Chancery Lane, London.
Harvard College Library, U.S., per Messrs. Triibner and Co., Ludgate Hill.
Howard, Dr. J. J., Dartmouth Row, Blackheath, S.E.
Hovenden, R., Esq., Heathcote Park, Hill Road, Croydon.
Hudson, Rev. J. Clare, Thornton Vicarage, Horncastle.
Hudson, Rev. W., 42, Prince of Wales' Road, Norwich.
Jackson, Mr. F., Norwich.
Jarrold & Sons, Messrs., London Street, Norwich, three copies.
Jay, Mr. Branwbite G., Norwich.
Jessopp, Rev. Augustus, D.D., Scarning Rectory, East Dereham.
Jewers, Arthur J., Esq., F.S.A., Mutley Plain, Plymouth.
Jones, Rev. T., Sporle Vicarage, Swaffham.
Kemp, Sir Kenneth, Bart., Mergate Hall, Bracon Ash, Norwich.
Lacey, Arthur J ., Esq., Orf ord Hill, Norwich,
Le Strange, Hamon, Esq. , Hunstanton Hall, Lynn.
Long Island Historical Society, Brooklyn, New York, U.S., per Mr. G.
Hannah.
'Manby, Alan Reeve, Esq., East Rudham, Swaffham.
Manning, Rev. C. R., The Rectory, Diss.
Methold, F., Esq., 15, St. James' Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W.
Millard, Rev. J. W., Shimpling Rectory, Scole.
Mitchell and Hughes, Messrs., 140, Wardour Street, London, W.
New England Historic-Genealogical Society, 18, Somerset Street, Boston, U.S.,
per Mr. John Ward Dean.
Norwich Free Library, per Mr. G. Easter.
Paterson, Mrs., Brome Rectory, Scole.
Roberts, Rev. J. M., Old Rectory House, Swardeston, Norwich.
Rump, Mr. Alfred E., Norwich.
Rye, W., Esq., Winchester House, Putney, S.W.
Schomberg, Arthur, Esq., Seemd, Melksham, Wilts.
Sewell, Rev. W. H., Yaxley, Eye.
Shaw, Rev. Thornton, Bedingfield Rectory, Eye.
Smith, J., Esq., 212, Regent Street, London.
Spelman, C. C. R., Esq., Unthank's Road, Norwich.
Sperling, J. H., Esq., Catton House, Norwich.
Stacy, Mr. H. W., The Walk, Norwich.
Todd, Mr. J. T., 30, Victoria Street, Norwich.
Triibner and Co., Messrs., 57 and 59, Ludgate Hill, London, two copies.
Walsingham, The Right Hon. Lord, Merton Hall, Thetford.
Williams, Charles, F.R.C.S., 9, Prince of Wales' Road, Norwich.
Williams, Charles, Esq., Moseley Lodge, Birmingham.
Winter, Mr. C. J. W., Castle Meadow, Norwich.
Woods, Sir A. W., Knt., College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C.

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Adlington, Captain, Holme Hale Hall, Thetford.
Bateman, Rev. J. F., South Lopham Rectory, Harling.
Bidwell, The Misses, Bressingham Rectory, Diss.
Caius College Library, Cambridge, per R. L. Bensly, Esq., Librarian.
Cooper, B. W., Esq., Euston, Thetford.
Farrer, P. A., Esq., Petygards Hall, Swaffham, two copies.
Farrer, A., Esq., Petygards Hall, Swaffham.
Farrer, Miss, Petygards Hall, Swaffham.
Farrer, C. E. , Esq., Sporle House, Swaffham.
Glanville, Richard, Esq., King's College, London.
Golding, Mr. Charles, Colchester.
Hardy, E., Esq., Woolverton House, Swaffham.
Harper, C. G., Esq., per Messrs. Triibner and Co., London.
Hunt, Mr. W. , Briggs' Street, Norwich.
Jones, Rev. T., Sporle Vicarage, Swaffham, one copy.
Jones, W. P., Esq., 148, Westbourne Terrace, London.
Newman, S. A., Esq., Littleton Place, Walsall.
Pontifex, Mrs., Bressingham Hall, Diss.
Ravenscroft, Mr. J., 6, Lome Road, Birkenhead.
Roberts, Rev. F. P., Scole Rectory.
Thrower, E. A., Esq., Market Hill, Diss.
Twining, A. B., Esq., The Elms, St. Alban's.
Twining, Rev. G. B., Twickenham.
Wilson, W. S., Esq., County Club, Ayr.
Wilson, Rev. T. Holt, Redgrave Rectory, Diss.
Wigston, R., Esq., Horsecroft, Bury St. Edmund's.
Winter, A. J., Esq., Sydney House, Swaffham.

PART I.
HUNDEEDS OF EAESHAM, DISS, GUILTCEOSS, SHEOPHAM,
AND SOUTH GEEENHOE.

©*mtmt» of tyavt '£

EiESHAM Hundred,

Shro:pham Hundred.

Alburgh

Page 1

Attleborough

BiUingford

1

Besthoi-pe

Brockdish
2
Brettenham
Denton
4
Bridgham
Earsham
8
Buckenham, Old
Needham
. 12
Buckenham, New
Pulham St. Mary Magdalen ,
. 12
Eccles
Pulham St. Mary the Virgin .
. 14
Ellingham, Great
Redenhall
. 17
Hargham
Rushall
. 21
Hockham
Starston
. 21
Illington KilverstoneLarling
Diss Hundred.
Rockland All Saints
BressinghamBurston
. 25
. 25
ShrophamSnetterton
Dickleburgh
Diss
. 25
. 28
Wilby 
Wretham, East
Fersfield
. 32
South Greenhoe PIundeed.
FrenzeGissing
. 33
. 35
BodneyBradenham, East
Roydon
. 38
Bradenham, West
Shelfhanger
. 39
Cockley-Cley
ShimplingThelveton
. 39
. 39
Cressingham, Great
Cressingham, Little
Tivetshall St. Margaret
. 40
Didlington
Tivetshall St. Mary . .
. 40
Fouldon
Winf arthing
. 40
Gooderstone
Hilborough Holme Hale
Guiltcross Hundred.
Houghton
Banham
. 41
Langford
Bio-Norton 
. 41
Narborough
Garboldisham
. 41
Narford . .
Harling, East
. 41
Ne'cton . .
Harling, West
. 44
Newton . .
Kenninghall
. 46
Oxburgh
Lopham, South
. 47
Pickenham, South
Lopham, North
. 47
Pickenham, North
Quidenham
. 47
Southacre
Riddlesworth
. 48
Sporle
Rushford
. 50
Swaffham
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Bl. Norf.— Blomefield's History of Norfolk, 11 vols. 8vo.
Norf. Archy.— Transactions ofthe Norfolk and Norwich Arclueologieal Society.
F,. A.— The East Anglian.
B. C. C. — The Eastern Counties Collectanea.
Carthew's Launditch.— The Hundred of Launditch, by Mr. G. A. Carthew.
Carthew's Bradenhams. — The History of the Parishes of East and West Bradenham,
with Necton and Holme Hale, by Mr. G. A. Carthew.
I'.'s. of Norf .— Visitation of Norfolk (1563), published by the Norfolk and Norwich
Archa3ological Society.
Suckling MSS. —Church Notes, by the Rev. Alfred Suckling, in the British Museum.
Mackarell MSS. — Church Notes, by Mr. Benjamin Mackarell, in the British
Museum.
Norris MSS. — A Collecction of 510 Coats, in the possession of i\!r. Walter Rye.
Bokenham MSS. — A Collection of 433 Coats, in the possession of Mr. Walter Rye.
Anon. MSS. — An Anonymous Collection of 502 Coats, in the possession of Mr.
Walter Rye.
All references, unless otherwise stated, are either to Burke's Armory or Papworth's
Ordinary.

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Page.
Brass Shield at Pulham St. Mary the Virgin . ... 14/
Incised Slab at Diclcleburgh . . 26 /
Shields at Gissing ..... 37 J
Monument at Besthorpe .... 55 1-
Shields in the Windows at Old Buckenham .... Sg-'
Shields in a Window at Narborough g^
Monument at Swaffham . . 94)

^ninex of Jlrttt**

Abbot, 22
Adrian, 79
Albini, 60
Aldous, 2
Amherst, 74
Amhurst, 74
Amy and, 72
Amyas, 15
Anglia, East, 17, 58
Arragon, 1 1
Arundell, 89
Ashfield, 42, 59
Aslack, 3, 15, 26
Bacon, 41
Bacon of Hesset, 22, 34
Bacon, John, 3
Baddlesmere, 46
Bagshot, 22
Bailey, 19, 20
Bainard, 37
Baker, 80, 83
Banister, 5
Bangor, See of, 55
Bardolph, 3, 15, 26
Baring, 78
Barker, 11, 66
Barkham, 92
Barnard, 25
Barnham, 72
Baron, 18
Barrow, 77
Barrett, 53
Baskerville, 94
Basset, 40
Bassett, 60
Bassingbourne, 20, 21
Batch, 32
Bath and Wells, See of,
54
Baynard, 27
Beauchamp, 6, 87
Becket, 7

Bedingfeld, 23, 77.88, 89>
90
Bedingfield, 39, 58
Beevor, 51
Bell, 68
Belward, 29
Bendish, 43
Bentham, 71
Berdewell, 45
Berney, 84
Berry, 15, 26
Bewris, 20
Bidwell, 52
Birch, 68, 69
Blackwell, 37
Blenerhasset, 33, 34, 35,
81, 82, 83
Blomefield, 26, 32, 85, 87
Bodham, 14, 87, 96
Bohun, 3, 15, 60
Bois, 33
Bokenham, 58
Borough, 7
Bosville, 39, 58
Bosworth, 29, 30
Boteler, 49
Boughton, 63
Bourn, 88
Bouverie, 8
Bowyer, 53
Boyas, 47
Boyle, 90
Boys, 40
Bradeston, 43, 46
Braham, 35
Brampton, 7
Brand, 37
Brandon, 7, 43
Bransby, 16, 18, 21
Branspeth, 36
Branthwayt, 80
Braye, 25
Brett, 40

Brewse, 20, 88
Bridgenorth, 26
Bridgeman, 47
Bristol, See of, 55
Broadwood, 68
Brograve, 93
Bromley, 56
Brotherton, 3, 6
Browne, 90
Brudenell, 49
Bruyne, 7
Buckenham Priory, 58
Bulkeley, 56
Burgh, 43
Burley, 94
Burrough, 38
Burton, 31
Bury Abbey, 24, 28, 58
Buttveyleyn, 36, 37
Buxton, 50, 51, 66
Bydgoode, 7
Bygod, 3
Cailly, 58, 59, 60
Caldwell, 76
Calthorpe, 49, 92, 93
Cambridge, University
of, 65
Camell, 38
Campbell, 38
Canterbury, See of, 5, 6,
7, 8, 57, 65
Cantrell, 13
Carbonell, 88
Carlisle, See of, 55
Carlos, 23
Carter, 32
Carvele, 83
Carville, 83
Cary, 80
Cateleyn, 10
Caton, 65
Chamberlain, 42

98

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Chamberlayn, 96
Charier, 26
Charles, 15, 26
Charleton, 46
Charnock, 53
Chedworth, 88
Chester, See of, 55
Chicheley, 84
Chichester, See of, 54
Cholmeley, 51
Churchman, 63
Chute, 73, 90, 91
Claxton, 13
Clent, 84
Clifford, 37
Clifton, 58, 76
Cock, 58
Cockerham, 38
Coggeshall, 31
Cokaine, 56
Colborne, 44, 45
Collett, 85
Collin, 12, 13, 17
Colman, 61
Columbine, 86, 87
Coney, 93
Cooke, 3, 14, 52
Cooper, 35, 74, 80
Corbet, 27
Cornerd, 37
Cornwall, 79
Cornwallis, 13
Coronne, 15, 26
Cotton, 2, 17, 21, 22, 23
Cowper, 80
Cranaeh, 56
Cressener, 45
Cressy, 56
Croftes, 45
CromweU, 58
Crompton, 19, 48
Crouch, 92
Culpepper, 34
Dade, 91
Dalling, 9, 10, 11
Dallinghowe, 15
Dalton, 94
Dashwood, 72, 73
Day, 4
Deane, 49
Debenham, 20

Decker, 45
De Grey, 9, 10, 37
De-la-pole, 2, 3, 43, 46
De Warenne, 6, 78
Dennis, 26
Devall, 94
Deyns, 29, 38
Diss, Town of, 30
Donne, 30
Dove, 36
Doveton, 72
Drury, 49, 50, 56, 67, 68
Durham, See of, 64
Edwards, 93
Ely, See of, 17, 54, 57
Empire, The, 11
Engle, 66
Everard, 21
Exeter, See of, 54
Eyre, 77, 81
Farrand, 77
Ferrers, 14
Finch, 49
Fincham, -30
Fitz-Alan, 78
Fitz-Otes, 40
Fitz-Robert, 5, 87
Fitz-Simon, 22
Fitz-Walter, 30, 53, 54
Fisher, 50, 92
Flood, 4, 74
Forster, 64
Fortescue, 74
Fountaine, 74, 84
France, 4
Francis, 82
Francklin, 52
Freeman, 6S
Fremoult, 39
Frere, 17, 18, 38, 93
Freston, 12, 23
Frissell, 49
Froyk, 79, 82, 83
Fulneby, 94
Fulnesby, 94
Fulnetby, 94
Futter, 13
Gardner, 20
Garrard, 78

Gastricke, 76
Gawdy, 20, 21
Gay, 21
Geary, 62
Geddyng, 49
Gerbridge, 15, 26
Gerningham, 1
Gery, 62
Gibbs, 53
Gipps, 44, 45
Gloucester, See of, 54
Glover, 95
Goldsmiths' Company, 7
Gooch, 5, 9, 10, 11, 51
Goodwyn, 80
Grandison, 90
Gray, 6
Green, 1, 70
Grimwood, 20, 21
Haggard, 72
Hales, 7, 39
Hall, 47
Hamond, 95
Hanbury, 56
Harbord, 55
Hare, 21, 61, 62, 67, 73
Harling, 42, 43, 44
Harrison, 31, 39, 51
Harsicke, 92, 93
Harsnett, 50
Harvey, 76
Harward, 5
Hastings, 22, 36
Havers, 39, 40
Hawe, 79
Hayville, 88
Haywell, 88
Heigham, 34, 82, 83
Hemgrave, 44
Hemsworth, 66
Hereford, See of, 55
Herling, 42, 88, 90
Heron, 51
Herris, 36
Hervey, 57
Heveningham, 60, 81
Hewit, 56
Hexhall, 56
Hicks, 41
Hill, 7
Hobart, 59

INDEX TO PART I.

99

Hodgson, 72
Hogan, 20
Holme, 86, 87
Holmes, 19,20,21,22,23
HoUand, 46, 47, 48
HoUand, Earl of Kent,
43, 46, 60
Hopper, 23
Howard, 3, 6, 23, 33, 89
Howes, 63
Howman, 61
Hudilston, 43
Hudleston, 43, 46
Hungate, 70
Illey, 78
Inglethorp, 46
Inyon, 16
Ishudi, 68
Jacob, 51
Jay, 67, 68
Jenkinson, 28
Jenny, 88
Jermy, 15
Jernegan, 1, 26
Johnson, 19
Jolly, 32
Kedington, 12, 66
Keldon, 33,34,81, 82,83
Kelvedon, 81
Kemp, 35, 36, 37, 38
KendaU, 57, 59
Kerdeston, 58
Kerrich, 18
Kerridge, 35
Kett, 29
Killett, 46
King, 37
Kinge, 7, 26
Knyvett, 47, 58, 60, 68
Lamb, 9
Lany, 3, 14, 73
Latham, 19, 20
Latimer, 33
Laurence, 3
Lawford, 9, 10, 11
Layman, 32
Lee, 27, 72
Leigh, 16

Le Gros, 78, 79
Le Grys, 1, 6, 26, 39
Le Hunt, 66
Le Strange, 7, 20
Lichfield. See of, 54
Lincoln, See of, 54
Llandaff, See of, 55
Lobb, 73, 91
Lockey, 7
London, See of, 54
Long, 16
Longe, 17, 75
Long-field, 68
Lovell, 41, 42, 43, 44
Lowdham,33, 34, 35, 81,
82, 83
Lucas, 70, 71
Lynne, 60
Machet, 14
Manning, 18, 28, 29, 30,
31, 32, 37
Mansfield, 7
Mason, 85, 86, 87
Meade, 10, 67, 68
Merchant Taylors' Com
pany, 20
Meriton, 88
Merton, 8
Methold, 64
Methwold, 64, 78
Meybohm, 72
Miller, 87
Montague, 43, 46
Monthermer, 43, 46
Mortimer, 61
Morton, 6
Mowbray, 3, 6, 20
Murray, 74, 77
Muskett, 32
MusweU, 41, 42, 43, 44
Narburgh, 79, 82, 83
Needham, 66
Nerford, 52
NeviUe, 5, 6, 43, 46
Nixon, 35
Northwood, 6
Norwich, See of, 30, 32,
54, 65
Norwich, City of, 5
H 2

Oldershaw, 17, 21
Ormerod, 19
Orton, 33, 34, 81, 82, 83
Ouseley, 20
Oxford, See of, 55
Paine, 94
Palgrave, 12, 13, 26
Palmer, 57
Panton, 48
Paris, 42
Parker, 7
Parkyn, 88
Paston, 89, 90
Pateshull, 88
Patrick, 79
Pawlett, 46
Payne, 94
Peak, 32
Pearce, 48
Peche, 88, 90
•Peeres, 6
PeUe, 43, 46
PeU, 85, 87
Pembroke CoU. Camb.,
65
Penrice, 19, 21, 84
Peper, 15
Peterborough, See of,
55
Peyver, 15, 26
Philips, 37
Pierson, 67
Pilkington, 25
Playters, 26
Postlethwayte, 4
Potter, 39
Powncy, 79
Powys, 43, 46
Preston, 58
Pry or, 69
Quaplode, 41
Quittwell, 5
Radcliffe, 6
Ramsey, 3
Rand, 17
Rawlings, 52
Raymond, 75
Read, 5,33

100

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Rede, 13
Revett, 91
Rey don, 35
Reynolds, 85
Richards, 38
Ridley, 44, 45
Rochester, See of, 55
Rogerson, 4, 5
Rokeley, 7
Rolf, 38
Rolfe, 67, 76
Roope, 12, 13
Roucester, 88, 90
Rust, 85, 86
St. Andrew, 65
St. Asaph, See of, 55
St. David's, See of, 55
St. Edmund, 2, 24, 28
St. George, 2, 24
St. Paul, 3, 96
St. Peter, 3, 96
SaUsbury, See of, 54
Sancroft, 19, 21
Sandby, 4, 8
Sandys, 48
Saunders, 82, 83
Saxham, 49
Sayer, 4, 16
Scales, 33
Scarborough, 59
Scogan, 7, 27, 39
Scot, 90
Scott, 29, 92
Shardelowe, 88
Sharp, 22
Sharpe, 61
Sheriffe, 31
Shelton, 90
Shimpling, 39
Simpson, 28
Singleton, 7
Skelton, 34, 81
Slader, 53
Slapp, 57
Smith, 8, 53
Smyth, 18, 21, 71, 86
Smythwine, 38
Sneyd, 56

Sone, 36
Soone, 36
Spelman,79, 80,81, 82,83
Spencer, 22, 23
Springe, 74
Stafford, 60
Stanhawe, 13
Starkey, 15
Starkie, 27
Staunton, 22
Stehbing, 16
Stede, 78
Steele, 44, 45
Steward, 5, 94
Stewart, 94
Stevenson, 27
Strudwick, 70
Sturgeon, 79, 82, 83
Sumner, 86, 87
Swan, 22
Swift, 93
Swinburne, S4
TatshuU, 58
Tay, 6
Tendring, 3
Thornhill, 48, 49
Thorp, 58
Thurlow, 95
Tilney, 25, 33
Tindall, 35, 59
Tiptoft, 42, 43, 46
Tite, 8
Todenham, 88
Tony, 87
Topping, 71
Townsend, 81, 88
Tudenham, 44, 90
Turner, 27, 78, 79
Tyrell, 8, 9
Tyssen, 74, 79, 80, 83
Ufford, 33, 88
Underwood, 71
Upwood, 30
Valence, 2
Verdon, 25

Vere, 91
Vilett, 50, 64, 70
Wace, 76
Wachesam, 15
Wade, 60
Waldegrave, 49, 88
Wallace, 24
Walkfare, 94
Walne, 4, 14
Walpole, 81
Wareing, 19
Warenne, de, 6, 78
Warham, 5
Watshull, 93
Waxham, 7, 15
Wayte, 19
Weid, 15
Welham, 57
Wellesleigh, 5
WeUesley, 5
Weyland, 53, 88, 90
Whalley, 69
Whirple, 1
Whitear, 19, 21, 22
Whitfield, 26
Whitmore, 7
Wiggett, 91
Wigmore, 47
Wilford, 53
Williams, 68
Willis, 61, 62, 73, 92
Willoughby, 79
WUson, 75
WUton, 67, 6S
Wmchester, See of, 54
Windham, 8, 9, 10, 11
Wingfield, 3, 49
Wogan, 18, 19
Womack, 32
Wood, 16
Woodbine, 95
Woodward, 28
Worcester, See of, 54
Worth, 2
Wright, 44, 63, 64
Wyfold, 88
Young, 94

PAET II.
HUNDEEDS OF OLAVEEING, LODDON, HENSTEAD,
HUMBLEYAED, AND DEPWADE.
V

©owtimt* of tyavt H.

Claverino Hundred.
Aldeby
Bergh Apton . .
BrookeBurgh St. Peter
EUingham Geideston Gillingham
Haddiscoe Hales Heekingham
HoweKirby Cane
Norton Subcourse
Raveningham . .
Stockton
ThorpeThurlton Toft Monks . .
Wheatacre

Loddon Hundred.
Ashhy Bedingham
Broome Carlton St. Peter
Chedgrave Claxton . .
Ditchingham . .
Hardley Hedenham HiUington KirsteadLangley Loddon
Mundham SeethingSisland
Thurton ThwaiteTopcroft
Woodton

Henstead Hundred.
ArminghaUBixleyBramerton Caistor St. Edmund
Framingham Earl
Framingham Pigot
Kirby Bedon . .

Page 9798 99
100100 102102 103104 104
104105107 107
110 110111 111
112

113113114116117118118119 120
123124 124131 135136137 137
138
138 140

142 143
144 144145145 146

Henstead Hundred {continued).
PoringlandRockland SaxUngham Nethergate
Shotesham All Saints
Shotesham St. Mary
Stoke Holy Cross
Surlingham Trowse Yelverton

HuMBLEYARD HUNDRED.
Bracon Ash
Carlton, East . .
Colney Cringleford
Dunston Flordon
Hethel 
HethersettIntwood Ketteringham . .
Melton, Great . .
Melton, Little . .
MulbartonNewton Flotman
Swainsthorpe . .
Swardeston
Wreningham . .

Depwade Hundred.
Ashwellthorpe . .
AslactonBunwell Carleton Rode . .
Forncett St. Mary
Forncett St. Peter
Fritton . .
Fundenhall Hapton . .
Hardwick
Hempnall MorningthorpeMoulton, Great
SheltonStratton St. Mary
Stratton St. Michael
Tacolneston
Tasburgh Tharston TibbenhamWacton

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149149 151152153 153 153155

157160160 160
162 164164167169 170174175177179180180 182

183
185187187 187
188 189189 189
189191192196 196
200
203204 205207209 210

gt*t of &bbvevi(XtiCftJ& (continued).

Mis. Gen. et Her. — MisceUanea Genealogica et Heraldica, edited by Joseph Jackson
Howard, LL.D., F.S.A.
Norf. Antiq. Mis.— The Norfolk Antiquarian Miscellany, edited by Walter Rye.

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Page
Shields in a Window at Heckingham . .... .104
Brass at Raveningham  109
Brass at Hillington   123
Shield in a Window at Saxlingham .... ... 150
Shield on a Slab at Great Melton  .174
Brass at Little Melton  .176
Brass at Swainsthorpe ......... 180
Shields at Stratton St. Mary  202
Shields in the East Window at Stratton St. Mary ... .203
Brass at Tasburgh .  206

gnbex of &vm&.

Aggas, 188
Aldham, 186, 206
Aldrich, 154, 181
Alington, 203
AUardice, 169
Allen, 133
Andrew, 172
Andrews, 127, 172
Andyn, 168
Anglia, East, 145, 152,
153, 154, 200
Anguish, 174, 175, 176
Appleyard, 123, 173
Ardesley, 179
Argentin, 203
Armiger, 198
Amet, 204
Ashby, 103
Aslack, 120
Astley, 116
Atkyns.125,170,171,173Austria, 126
Bacon, 102, 103, 108,
109,110, 118.121,130,
132, 135, 148, 185
Bacon of Baconsthorpe,
134, 190
Bacon of Hesset, 119,
121, 165, 166, 175
Badlesmere, 127
Bainard, 183
Baker, 106, 147
Baldwin, 187
Balls, 177
Barclay, 169
Bardolf, 120
Barker, 168
Baron, 149
Barry, 183
Bates, 161
Batt, 166
Baxter, 164, 188, 203,
205, 206
Bayly, 159

Bayspoole, 111, H2
Beauchamp, 109, 125,
129, 130, 133
Becket, 121
Bedingfeld,119, 120, 121,
122, 123, 134, 148, 158,
175, 200
Beevor, 165, 166
Belingay, 115
Bennet, 128
Berners, 107, 184
Berners, Lord, 184
Berney, 125, 126, 133,
140, 148, 152, 159, 165,
180, 181, 192'
Berry, 120
Betts, 167
BiUingham, 126
Black, 139
Bludworth, 164, 205, 206
BlundeviUe, 179
BoUeau, 171, 172, 205
Bois, 168
Bohun, 116
Bokenham, 167, 168
Bokill, 134
Boleyn, 197, 199, 200
Bond, 111
Borough, 205
Botiler, 197
Bourchier, 107, 150, 184,
185
Boyland, 150
Brabant, 126
Bradeston, 159
Bransby, 151, 152
Branthwayte, 164, 165,
. 166
Brereton, 142, 144, 153
Brewes, 114
Brewse, 189, 190
Brewster, 190
Bridgenorth, 120
Briggs, 132
Brock, 190

Brograve, 129, 165
Brome, 115, 116
Brooke, 146, 147
Brotherton, 110
Brotherton, Thomas, 173
Browne, 141, 160, 204
Buckle, 161
Bulbeck, 127
Bullen, 197
Bures, 199
Burgh, 185
Burgulion, 197, 199
Burgundy, 126
Burman, 206
Burroughes, 201, 202,
203
Butler, 197
Buxton, 162, 182, 209,
210
Bygod, 110
Calthorp, 136
Calthorpe, 183
Candler, 181
Canterbury, See of, 173
Carre, 178
Carter, 186
CarvUe, 107
Cary, 171, 174
CasteU, 99, 100, 107,108,
109, 110
Castello, 107
Castile, 126
Castleton, 103
Caston, 159
Catelyn, 105, 106, 107
Charles, 120
Charlton, 173
Charnell, 116
Cheney, 116
ChUcot, 139, 140
Churche, 192
Churchman, 122, 139,
198
Clare, 127

214

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Clarke, 127, 136, 144
Clere, 199
Clifton, 104, 128, 183
Cock, 167
Cokefield, 197
Cokerell, 115
Colbrook, 127
Coleman, 147
CoUwyn ap Tangno, 186
Colston, 152
Constable, 116
Conyers, 209, 210
Cooke, 98, 114, 115, 139,
142, 161, 162
Cooper, 122
Copledike, 105
Coppinger, 111
Corbet, 128, 145
Corbin, 155
Corie, 201
Cornish, 126, 127
Coronne, 120
Corrance, 163, 164
Corsica, 172
Cotton, 133, 142
Coulson, 176
Coulston, 152
Courtney, 170
Cowcher, 160
Crabb, 153
Crane, 178
Cremer, 147
Cressy, 143
Cretyng, 191
Cromwell, 186
Crowe, 104
Curteis, 198
Cynrig Sais, 186
Dallinghowe, 116
Dalyson, 154
Darley, 180
Dashwood, 109, 145
Davy, 97, 118, 119, 164
Day, 116, 146
Deane, 116
Dearsley, 180
De Grey, 108
De-la-pole, 150
Dennis, 119
Denny, 98, 111, 148
Denstone, 192
De Warenne, 169

D'Eye, 116
Dod, 160
Dolen's, 159
Donne, 191
Doyle, 121, 123
D'Oyley, 210
Drake, 120, 188, 195,
203, 205
Drury, 131, 133, 135,
155, 206
Durrant, 143
Edward the Confessor,
145, 168
EUington, 105
EUiot, 172
ElUs, 116, 201, 202, 203
Elrington, 105
Ely, See of, 133
Enfield, 127
England, 144
Erpingham, 104
Ethelfield, 127
Everard, 126
Eyers, 128
Eyre, 157'
Fairweather, 100
Fastolf, 107, 133
Eellowes, 152
Felton, 181
Finch, 165, 166
Fitzwalter, 173
Fleetwood, 186
Fleming, 120, 121, 122,
123
Flowerdew, 168
Floyde, 126
Fortescue, 164
Foster, 132
Fowle, 99, 115, 116
France, 137
France and England, 1 32
Fraunceys, 192
Fray, 127
Freeston, 102, 167
French, 191
Frere, 177, 178
FresseU, 131
Freston, 167
Friskeny, 105
Frost, 138
Eroyk, 112

Futter, 198
Garneys, 122, 192, 193,
194, 195, 203
Garnish, 203
Garnishe, 192
Garrard, 178
Gascoigne, 158
GaveU, 105
Gawdy, 118, 123, 126,
132, 193
Gerbridge, 116, 120
Gibson, 186
GUbert, 117, 137
Gleane, 189, 190
Godsalve, 126, 132, 179
Gooch, 100, 149, 155, 209
Goodwin, 148
Gostlin, 194, 195
Gournay, 169
Graham, 169
Green, 147
Greenwood, 114, 116
Gregory, 129
Grey, 173
Grey, De, 108
Griffin, 126
Griffith, 127
Grimer, 135
Grymer, 135
Grys, Le, 128
Gurney, 98, 169, 179
Hall, 100, 159
Hammond, 101, 148, 170,
194
Hamond, 101
Hampden, 133
Harbord, 133
Harborne, 135, 162
Harcourt, 185
Hardy, 189
Hare, 166
Harrington, 105
Hartstonge, 178
Harvey, 104, 207, 208
Harvey, Sir R. J., 207,
208
Hase, 175
Havers, 143, 180
HavUe, 132
Hawys, 106
Hayfield, 105

INDEX TO PART II.

215

Heath, 157
Hearn, 142
Hemenhall, 179
Henmall, 179
Heme, 142, 209
Heron, 210
Heveningham, 133, 170,
171, 173, 174
Heydon, 132
Hicks, 178
Highfield, 105
Hill, 119
HUton, 106
Hirst, 189
Hobart, 120, 124, 126,
130, 131, 132,133, 134
HoUand, Earl of Kent,
107, 183, 184
Holmes, 152
Holt, 137
Hooke, 178
Houghton, 105, 106, 107,
198, 202
Howard, 110, 119, 133
Howes, 194
Huby, 208
Hunt, Le, 187
Hunton, 154
Hurst, 189
Hutton, 136
IUey, 197
Inglosse, 179
Irby, 195
Ireton, 186
Jack, 188
Jackson, 159
Jacob, 210
Jay, 167
Jegon, 144
Jenney, 123,134, 167,190
Jenny, 121
Jestin ap Morganny, 186
Johnson, 101, 102, 129,
130, 175, 176, 179
Kedington, 194
Kemp, 181, 199, 210
Kenton, 192, 203
Kerdeston, 118, 183
Kett, 98
Knight, 207

Knipe, 204, 205
Knyvett, 107, 134, 183,
184, 185, 204, 211
Kynynmound, 172
Lambert, 208
Lans, 139
Lee, 150
Legard, 153
Legh, 111
Le Gros, 101, 175
LeGrys, 128, 130, 133
LeHunt, 187
Leman, 136
Le Neve, 177, 186, 187
Leon, 126
Lock, 209
Lombe, 174, 175
London, 108, 110, 131
Long, 163, 164
Longe, 194
Louvaine, 150
Love, 124, 132,, 160, 161
Lymsey, 3 27
Mallom, 185, 210, 211
Mann, 211
Manning, 191
Marsh, 201, 203
Marsham, 176
Martin, 144
Matchet, 101, 102
Mawgan, 127
Methwold, 121, 174, 203
MUdmay, 127
MiUer, 113, 114, 184
Mingay, 104, 115, 116,
147, 149, 150
Morden, 133
Morley, 97, 150, 191,
196
Motham, 168
Mountchensy, 127
Mountfort, 133
Mowbray, 110, 118, 173
Moxon, 182
Murfine, 186
Murray, 172
Muskett, 169
Mynne, 114
Narburgh, 112
Naunton,132, 133, 134

Nelson, 135
Neve, Le, 177, 186, 187
NeviUe, 106, 134
NeviU, 173
Newce, 206
Newton, 161, 166
Norfolk, Earl of, 173
Norris, 137
Northwood, 183
Norwich, Deanery of, 149
Norwich, See of, 107,
133, 144, 145
Offley, 140
Oldershaw, 133
Olney, 207, 208
Onslow, 181
Osborne, 124, 136, 141.
188
Palmer, 129, 130, 131,
133, 134
Parry, 126
Paston, 151
Peach, 171, 173
Pearse, 199
Pells, 108
Penning, 158
Penrice, 159
Pentney Priory, 174
Pert, 209, 210
Pettus, 145
Peyton, 123, 158
Peyver, 120
Phillip, 185, 187
PiUans, 115
Plais, 200
Platers, 109
Playters, 109, 119, 155
Pollen, 171, 172, 205
Potts, 100, 121, 122, 163
Powys, Lord, 173
Poyntz, 134
Primrose, 143
Proctor, 125, 127, 129,
130, 133
Puttenham, 179
Pyecroft, 106, 118, 119
PykareU, 161, 162
Quaplode, 102, 109, 110
Ramsey, 168, 192

216

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Rand, 190
Randall, 106, 131, 147
Rant, 155, 156
Raworth, 192, 193
Rebow, 103
Redham, 159
Redisham, 170, 173
Reedham, 159
Reeve, 138
Reve, 112, 151, 200, 201,
202
Revet, 102
Rich, 178, 181
Richardson, 157
Richers, 198
Richmond, 122, 123, 193
Robsart, 207
Rockeley,' 105
Rodney, 190
Rokes, 126
Rokewood, 148
Rookwood, 203
Roope, 194, 195
Rudge, 193
Rugge, 193
Rutland, 98
Rutter, 158
Salusbury, 169
Sampson, 132, 133
Sanford or Saundford,
127
Saunders, 107
Sayer, 199
ScargiU, 177
Scott, 145, 170
Scudamore, 139
Seabright, 206
Sedgeswicke, 138
Sergeaux, 127
Shelton, 116, 128, 132,
141,191,196,197, 198,
199, 200
Sheppard, 146, 147
Sicklemore, 121
Simmons, 191
Skottowe, 175, 176
Smith, 100, 102, 159,
180, 181
Smyth, 113, 114, 139,
140, 180

Sneyd, 149
Soame, 193
Solers, 127
SouthweU, 121, 165
Spelman, 112
Spencer, 134
Spendlow, 177
Spooner, 174
Spurgeon, 177, 178
Stanhawe, 113
Stanley, 133
Stebbing, 99
Steward, 114, 186
Stewart, 114, 169
St. George, 110, 112,117,
183, 189, 196
Stoker, 120
Stone, 113, 114,211
St. Peter, 116, 117
Strode, 121
Stubbe, 137
Sturgeon, 112
Suckling, 140, 141, 153,
154, 180, 190, 211
Sy bells, 116
Sydnor, 111
Talbot, 162
Talmach, 108
Tasburgh, 148
Tawell, 161, 166
Taylour, 162
Tendring, 128
Thoma6on, 154
Thorp, 183, 184, 185
Tilney, 185
TireU, 206
Tollemach, 108
Tolmache, 205
Toppesfield, 192, 199
Tower, 129, 130
Townshend, 132
Trench, 159
Trott, 97
Tudenham, 134
TuthiU, 149, 154
Tweed, 138
Tyrell, 156, 192, 206
UmfraviUe, 116
Underwood, 147

Utber, 205
Utker, 205
Vaughan, 126, 185
Verdon, 150, 209
Vere, 127, 199
Vynne, 162'
Wakelin, 129, 130, 131,
133
Waldegrave, 127
• Walford, 201
Wall, 97
Walpole, 171, 206
Walsingham, 168
Wanton, 192
Ward, 143, 159
Warenne, 110, 169
Warmoll, 150
Warner, 126, 144, 210
Warren, 145
Warren, Corbould-, 204
Watts, 122
Waunton, 192
Webster, 117
Weeks, 172
Weld, 158, 159
WeUisham, 192, 203
WeUs, 176
Wheatley, 163
Wickham, 196
WUder, 202
WUson, 107, 180, 184
WUton, 140
Wingfield, 128, 150
Winter, 115
Wiseman, 150, 168
Wodehouse, 130, 137
Wood, 99, 157, 158, 207,
208
Woode, 207
Woodhouse, 105, 140,
196, 197
Woolmer, 207, 208
Wright, 163, 168, 185
186, 195
Yard, 170
Yaxley, 121
Yelverton, 158
Yerde, 170

PAET III.
HUNDEEDS OF WALSHAM, BLOFIELD, TAVEEHAM,
FOEEHOE, AND MITFOED.

©Oijtj?*jt# of $>otrt IH.

Walsham Hundred
Acle Beighton . .
Fishley Halvergate
Hemblington MoultonPanxworth
Randworth . .
Reedham . .
Tunstall
TJpton Walsham, South, St. Mary
,, ,, St. Lawrence
Wickhampton Woodbastwick
Blofield Hundred
Blofield .
BradestoneBrundall Buckenham Burlingham St. Peter
,, St. Andrew
„ South
Cantley
Freethorpe . .
Hassingham Limpenhoe . .
Lingwood . .
Plumstead, Great
,, Little
Postwick . .
Southwood . .
Strumpshaw
ThorpeWitton
Taverham Hundred.
Attlebridge .
CattonCrostwick .
DraytonFelthorpe .
FrettenhamHainfordHellesdon .
Horsham St. Faith
HorsfordHorsteadRackheath

Taverham Hundred (continued).

Page

213

Salhouse

214
Spixworth
214
Sprowston 
214
Taverham
215
Wroxham
216
217
Forehoe Hundred.
217
218220 220
Barford
Barnham Broom . .
Bawburgh
221
Bowthorpe
221222
Brandon Parva
Carlton
Colton
222
CostesseyCoston Crownthorpe
224
Deopham
227
Easton
227
Hackford
.
227
Hingham
227
Honingham
230
Kimberley
230
Marlingford
231
Morley St. Botolph
233
,, St. Peter ..
235
Runhall
235
Welborne
235
Wicklewood
235
Wramplingham . .
235
Wymondham
238
239
Mitford Hundred.
239
Cranworth
240
East Dereham
241
GarvestonHardingham Hockeiing
242
Mattishall 
242
Mattishall Burgh . .
247
Reymerston
248
Shipdham
248
Southbergh
249
Thuxton
249
Tuddenham, East. .
250
Tuddenham, North
250
Westdeld 
250
Whinburgh
251
Wood Rising
255
Yaxham
QYlxxQlvcAioyi&.

Monument at Moulton

Page 216

Brass at Reedham

219

Slabs at Reedham

220

Brass at Blofield

226

Brass at Horstead

253

Brass at Bawburgh

267

Slabs at Wymondham

296

Shields in a window at Cranworth

303

Shields in a window at Cranworth

304

Monument at Woodrising

324

Brasses at Woodrising

325

gttxbex of |tms,

Adams, 242
Alexander, 263
Alpe, 307
Alvert, 234
Amyas, 277, 278, 279
Anglia, East, 246, 246,
309
Anguish, 216, 217, 296
Arming, 282
Armstrong, 308
Armyn, 282
Arnam, 238
Appleton, 218
Ayde, 251, 252

Bacon, 318
Bacon of Hesset, 234
Baconsthorp, 269
Bagge, 307, 308
Bailes, 302
Baldock,318Bardolf, 222, 233, 249, 298,
303, 315, 329
Baret, 252
Barnham, 217
Baron, 296
Barrett, 252, 253
Barry, 286
Barton, 216, 300, 302
Bar-wick, 275
Baskerville, 299
Basset, 305
Bassingbourne, 222
Batchelor, 253
Bathurst, 289
Bayspoole, 228
Beauchamp, 222
Beaupre, 291
Bee, 222
Becham, 264
Beck, 222, 254
Beckingham, 316
Bedell, 318, 326
Bedingfield, 263, 301, 302
Beke, 286
Bellasis, 272
Bellasyse, 272
Bennet, 264, 265
Berchem, 264
Berkeley, 283

Bemey, 218, 219, 220, 224,
226,262, 263, 311,312,318
Berry, 213
Bestney, 300
Bigland, 244
Bignold, 244
Bigod, 294
Bigot, 328
Bircham, 264, 265
Blackborne, 293, 296
Blacker, 270
Blake, 253, 254, 265
Blondeyille, 274
Blount, 273
Bockyng, 276
Bodenham, 300
Bodham, 314
Bohun, 299
Bond, 325
Botetourt, 283
Bourchier, 248, 276, 309
Bradestone, 218
Brampton, 263, 300, 301, 302,
303, 323
Brampton of Brampton, 304
Brandon, 250
Braybroke, 236
Breese, 277
Brereton, 248
Brett, 305
Bridges, 300
Brigg, 291
Briggs, 291
Bringloe, 318
Brome, 299
Brook, 236
Brooksbank, 257, 258
Brown, 305, 306
Browne, 225, 271, 289, 314
Buckle, 243, 292
Bull, 257
Bullock, 318, 319
Bulwer, 249
Bure, 318
Burgate, 300, 302
Burkin, 228, 229, 292, 295
Burley, 299
Burnell, 304
Burroughes, 227, 229, 291,
292, 294, 295
Burton, 213

Burwell, 234, 256
Bury Abbey, 285, 286
Bussey, 243
Butler, 299
Butts, 318
Buxton, 275
Cailly, 273
Caius, 315
Calibut, 234, 313, 314
Calthorpe, 222
Campbell, 244, 245, 247
Candler, 225
Cann, 298
Canning, 237
Canterbury, See of, 245, 290,
309
Capel, 262
Carbonell, 231
Carlos, 224, 225
Carre, 266, 267
Carter, 261
Carthew, 314
Carver, 296
Cary, 282, 283
Case, 278
Castell? 243
Caston, 218, 219, 231
Castleton, 279, 290
Catelyn, 226, 227
Cator, 222, 223
Catton, 245
Cawle, 316
Chamberlayne, 314, 315
Chamberlin, 245, 246
Chambers, 293, 294
Chandler, 284
Chappell, 221
Cheyney, 286
Clark, 284, 286
Clarke, 307
Clifford, 246
Clifton, 234, 298, 300,' 302
Coates, 213, 229,295
Cobham, 236
Cobham, Lord, 236
Cock, 228, 229, 292, 295
Cockerell, 299
Colby, 285, 314
Collinson, 328
Collyer, 263, 264

332

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Colman, 290, 320
Columbine, 236, 237
Compton, 226
Conyers, 222
Cooke, 293, 299, 301, 302, 303
Cooper, 288, 290
Copledike, 275
Copping, 278
Corbet, 262, 263, 287
Corie, 243, 267
Cornwallis, 261
Cory, 320
Cotes, 213, 229, 284, 295
Cotton, 281, 282
Cowper, 260
Crane, 234, 325, 329
Craven, 286
Cremer, 292
Cresci, 286
Cressy, 239
Croft, 252
Crofts, 252, 254
Crowe, 265
Cullyer, 285
Culyer, 296
Curson, 328, 329
Curteis, 255, 258
Curtis, 255
Dallinghowe, 299, 314
Dalton, 260
Darcy, 324
Daveney, 270, 271, 287
Davy, 274, 286
Day, 251, 311
Deane, 302
De Clere, 286
De Fleming, 302
De la Fontaine, 256
De la Pole, 236, 267, 269, 276
De Moulton, 304
Denew, 225
Denn, 318
Denne, 258
Denton, 292, 294, 295
Derhaugh, 234
Devall, 319
De "Warenue, 298
Dillingham, 301
Dive, 253
Donne, 306, 314, 327, 328
Dove, 279
Dover, 224, 225
Dowe, 279
Drake, 253, 293
Drapers Company, 244
Drury, 328
Duckett, 259, 260
Duncombe, 233
Du Port, 315, 316
Durrant, 267
Earle, 305
Edward the Confessor, 316
Elvin, 309

Elwin, 259
Ely, See of, 309
Empire, the, 245
England, 245, 287, 289, 309
Englefield, 273
Erpingham, 233, 283, 298,
304
Evans, 243, 244, 308
Everard, 255
Evering, 237
Ewen, 286
Eyre, 226
Fastolf, 283
Fastolfe, 313
Faulconberg, Baron, 272
Fawset, 327
Felbrigg, 304
Fellowes, 214
Felton, 283
Fermor, 283
Field, 254
Fitz Alan, 328
Fitz Langley, 324
Fitz Osbert, 234
Fitz Osborne, 234
Fitz Eaulf , 314
Fite "Walter, 304
Flewelyn, 318
FoUiott, 315
Fordley, 250
Fossett, 309
Fountaine, 309
France, 287, 309
Francklin, 226
Francklyn, 225
Frere, 259, 260, 267
Froyk, 300, 304
Garrard, 220
Garrod, 249, 250
Gary, 277
Gawdie, 231
Gawdy, 231
Gerbridge, 286
Gerbrydge, 222
Gilbert, 216, 231, 232
Giles, 240, 268
Gillett, 215, 308
Gilman, 277, 278, 279, 310
Gleane, 295
Glyn, 283
Godfrey, 260
Gonville, 253, 315
Qooch, 309, 312, 313
Goose, 309 ,
Gordon, 327
Gore, 303, 321
Gourney, 276
Graver, 289
Gray, 271
Greene, 243, 2S4, 286
Gridley, 215, 308
Grigson, 287, 288, 310, 311,
317

Grocers Company, 244
Gurdon, 257, 267, 300, 301,
302, 303, 317, 320
Gurney, 280
Guybon, 306
Gwyn, 294
Hales, 241
Half ord, 258
Hanbury, 280
Harborne, 238
Hardy, 264
Hare, 236
Harlstone, 324
Harman, 253
Harris, 222, 223
Hart, 244, 245, 247
Harvey, 240, 265
Hastings, 323
Hastyngs, 222, 315, 329
Havile, 283
Hawes, 295
Hawys, 295, 297
Haydon, 329
Heath, 215, 216, 221, 225,
230
Hemgrave, 286
Hemenhall, 316
Henley, 216
Herling, 234
Hethersett, 286
Hewet, 280
Hewit, 280
Hewitt, 328
Heydon, 262, 329
Heyhoe, 310, 327
Heyward, 230
Hill, 297
Hinds, 248
Hobart, 262
Holbrook, 324
Holdiche, 217
Hoste, 227, 229
Howard, 222, 298, 302
Howe, 307
Howes, 259, 260, 278, 297
Howman, 311
Humf ray, 240, 241
Humfrey, 240, 264, 265
Inglethorp, 234
Ireland, 289
Ives, 243, 271, 272
Izod, 285
Jackson, 259
Jary, 221
Jenkins, 282
Jenny, 285, 287, 294
Jemegan, 272, 273
Jerningham, 234, 272
Jocelyn, 239
Jones, 262
Keene, 326, 327

INDEX TO PART III.

333

Keldon, 234
Kerdestone, 222, 234, 286
Keirison, 240
Kett, 251
Kinge, 287
Knight, 242
Knolls, 262
Knowles, 262, 263
Knyvett, 251, 252, 255, 258,
304
Lacy, 283
Lane, 279, 319
Lathom, 257
Layer, 217, 243
Layton, 232
Leathes, 219
Lee, 307, 308
Leeds, 264
Leedes, 264, 305
Le Gros, 252, 254, 299
Le Grys, 248
Le Hunt, 234
Leigh, 237, 259, 321
Leman, 314
LeNeve, 278, 279, 297, 303,
322, 324
Leventhorp, 303
Lewis, 241
Lewkenor, 227
Life, 284, 285, 286
Lincoln, 242
Linstead, 230
Lister, 245
Llewellen, 318, 319
Lombe, 287
Longe, 259, 260
Longvilliers, 302
Love, 226
Lovell, 231
Lutrel, 283
Lutterell, 283
Lyng, 221
Lynn, 282
-Lyhart, 309
Malherbe, 324
Maltby, 240, 264
Mandeville, 245, 297
Man, 252
Mann, 252, 317
Mapes, 257
Mapletoft, 230
Marcon, 328
Marechall, 269, 276, 297
Marsham, 214
Martin, 321
Martineau, 241
Mears, 274, 275
Meeke, 275
Meeres, 274
Meers, 256
Mellings, 218
Mellish, 303, 320
Mercers Company, 244

Meredith, 300
Meres, 256
Micklethwait, 261, 262
Mileham, 228
Mingay, 228, 245
Modena, 245
Monck, 267, 269
Money, 305
Montague, 229
Montfort, 275
Monthermer, 229
Moore, 292
Morden, 314
Morgan, 300
Morley, 269, 276, 303, 311,
312
Morse, 243, 244, 245, 254, 261
Moulton, 222
Moultrie, 244, 247
Mounteney, 294
Mussenden, 219
Napier, 280
Narburgh, 304
Neale, 313
Needham, 318, 319
Neve, 303
Negus, 229, 277
Nelson, 306
Neville, 325
Nightengale, 228
Norman, 243, 246
Norris, 239, 283
Northwood, 283
Norton, 309
Norwich, City of, 244, 245,
253
Norwich, Deanery of, 245,
247
Norwich, Priory of, 222
Norwich, See of, 223. 229,
237, 245, 247, 248, 285, 289,
309, 315, 316, 323, 329
Nourae, 326, 327
Ottley, 304, 308
Pakington, 287
Palmer, 243
Parke, 310
Parker, 269, 282, 311
Parham, 270, 271
Paston, 224, 226, 286, 287, 329
Patteson, 327
Payne, 278, 279
Paynter, 261
Peat, 262
Pecke, 249, 260
Pelham, 223
Penrice, 236, 237
Pettus, 253, 255, 256, 258, 266
Phelip, 233
Phelips, 233
Pickman, 234
Pigot, 302

Pillans, 307, 308
Pirton, 304
Pitchard, 300
Plowden, 272, 273
Polstead, 300, 320
Polsted, 300
Pooley, 271
Popley, 245
Porter, 326
Postle, 221, 240
Powlett, 281
Preston, 269
Primrose, 239
Proctor, 229, 293
Pyke, 314
Eandall, 292, 295
Bant, 238, 284, 321
Eash, 308
Bawle, 258
Rawson, 292
Eayley, 250
Eeedham, 218, 219
Eeeve, 250
Eemington, 247
Eeppes, 282, 312, 313, 314,
315, 329
Eeve, 225
Eichards, 285
Eichardson, 280
Eingall, 274
Eipers, 302
Eippingall, 294
Eocheford, 302
Eolfe, 274
Eoos, 276
Eos, 276
Bouse, 252
Eushout, 287
Eussell, 237, 238, 239
Sackville, 286
Saxony, 248, 289
Sayer, 306, 314, 328
Scales, 287
Scotland, 289
Scroop, 231
Seaborne, 270, 271, 293
Sedgewick, 313
Sedley, 266, 288, 289, 300,
320

Sexton, 300, 301, 302
Shanke, 232
Sharington, 304
Sharnborne, 304
Sheldon, 326
Shelton, 274, 298, 299
Shipdham, 225
Shouldham, 246
Sigiswiek, 313
SkefBngton, 302
Skelton, 233
Skikelthorpe, 272
Skippe, 321

334

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Skottowe, 236, 237
Skyppe, 321, 322
Slater, 279
Smith, 296, 314
Smyth, 282
Smythe, 313
Somner, 289
SouthweU, 219, 265, 323, 324,
325, 329
Spelman, 268, 304
Spencer, 270, 271
Spendelowe, 300
Spiller, 293
Spratt, 288
Springe, 266
Spry, 258
St. Andrew, 230, 246
St. George, 245, 246, 248, 259,
309, 315
St. Margaret, 245
St. Paul, 230
St. Peter, 230, 246, 248, 275,
276, 328
Stanhope, 302
Stanley, 237, 247
Stebbing, 309
Steward, 293, 299, 301
Stone, 291, 296
Stoughton, 290, 327
Stracey, 256, 257
Strutt, 281
Stuart, 293, 299
Sugden, 292
Swathing, 303, 304
Swinborn, 228
Talbot, 230, 292, 294, 297

Taverner, 222
Tawell, 288, 320
Tendring, 324
Tenison, 267
Thompson, 261
Thornhagh, 301, 302
Thorold, 279
Thorpe, 287
Thruston, 214
Thurrold, 279
Thursby, 264
Thurston, 328
Tickell, 271
Tirrell, 283
Toni, 222
Townshend, 254, 281, 283,
287, 318, 319
Trafford, 265
Turberville, 246
TJfford, 273, 286, 315, 316
Vade, 233, 234
Verdon, 307
Vere, 241, 281
Vincent, 275, 285, 286, 292,
295
Vinsent, 275
Wace, 264, 265
Wachesam, 285, 286
Walcot, 304
Waldegrave, 261, 272
Wales, 299
Walkfare, 299
Waller, 323
Wallis, 299

Walpole, 233, 234
Wanton, 324
Ward, 23S, 252, 253, 254, 258,
307
Warner, 235, 236, 255, 268,
269, 307
Warren, 251, 252, 328
Washbourne, 287
Watts, 253, 257, 306
Welles, 214, 215
Wendling Abbey, 328
Weyland, 326, 327
Whale, 322
Whetenhall, 236, 307
Whinbergh, 324
Whitbred, 239
Wichingham, 324
Willis, 312
Wilson, 309
Wimondsell, 300
Wingfield, 267, 276
Wise, 237
Wiskard, 221
Withe, 286
Wodehouse, 242, 277, 281,
282, 283
Wollaston, 304, 305, 308, 309
Wood, 274, 311
Woodbine, 308
Wotton, 322, 323
Wright, 234, 291, 307
Wynn, 213
Wythe, 286, 311
Yallop, 240, 352, 268
Zouch, 302

Church Heraldry of Norfolk.

EAESHAM HUNDRED.

ALBTJRGH.
Slab on the Chancel Floor.

I. A chevron between three bucks trippant, a crescent for
difference, Green. Crest : A buck's head erased, charged on
the neck with a crescent for difference.
For Thomas Green, Gent., "de Pulham S,a Maria ccelebs,"
died March 4th, 1706, aged 69.
The Royal Arms, which were on canvas, have not been replaced
since the church restoration.

BILLINGFORD.
Mural Tablet in the Chancel.

I. On a bend three boars passant (Le Grys, Quarterly,
azure and gules, on a bend argent three boars passant sable. —
Bl. Norf. i. 199) ; impaling, Quarterly, 1 and 4, A fesse ermine
between two chevrons (Whirple, Azure, a fesse ermine between
two chevrons argent. — Bl. Norf. i. 199) ; 2 and 3, Three lozenge
buckles (Jerneyan or Gerningham, Argent, three lozenge buckles
gules.) Crest: A boar passant (Le Grys, A boar passant sable,
collared or.)
For Christopher Le Grys, "sometime Lord and Patron of
this Church, who married Margaret daughter and heir to Thomas
Whipple of Dickleburgh and Elizabeth his wife, daughter and
coheir to John Garningham of Belton in Suffolk. He died
October 19th, 1601, in the 23rd year of his age."
B

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South Window of the Chancel.
II. Azure, a fesse between three leopards' faces or, De-la-pole.
North Window of the Chancel.
III. Barry of ten argent and azure, an orle of martlets gules,
Valence. IV. A coat defaced ; impaling Valence, with ten martlets.
North Window of the Nave.
V. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
The Font.
VI. A cross, St. George.
VII. A chevron and a chief.
VIII. Emblem of the Trinity.
IX. A crown transfixed by two arrows per saltire, St.
Edmund. X. The Royal Arms stand amidst a lot of rubbish in the
tower : they are of Charles II., with Motto, Semper eadem.
The C for Charles has been altered into G in the time of
George II.

BROCKDISH.
Mural Tablets in the Chancel.
I. Sable, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or,
Cotton. Crest : A griffin's head erased or.
For Thomas Cotton, who died December 30th, 1778, in the
64th year of his age. The inscription on this tablet is said to
have been written by Hannah More.
II. Argent, an eagle with two heads displayed sable, Worth ;
impaling, Argent, a chevron between three birds rising gules ; on
a chief sable as many mullets of the field, Aldous. Crest : An
arm erect, vested ermine, holding an eagle's leg couped at the
thigh. For the Rev. Walter Worth, late Rector of this place and
Thorpe Abbots, who died March 29th, 1755, in the 48th year
of his age. Also for Susan his wife, daughter of John Aldous,
late of Syleham, who died July 3rd, 1762, in the 54th year of
her age. <

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Coloured Shields standing in the Vestry.
III. Quarterly of eight : — 1 and 8, Argent, a cross raguly
gules ; on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant or,
Laurence; 2, Sable, a chevron ermin,e between three Catherine
wheels argent, Aslack; 3, Argent, on a bend between two
fleurs-de-lis gules a mullet of six points or, Lany; 4, Or, a
chevron engrailed gules between three cinquefoils azure ; on a
chief of the second a lion passant guardant of the first, charged
on the chevron with a crescent for difference, Cooke ; 5, Gules, a
crescent ermine within an orle of martlets pr, Bohun; 6, Azure,
three cinquefoils or, Bardolph ; 7, Gules, a chevron between
three rams' heads couped argent, Ramsey.
For Robert, son of . Robert and Anne Laurence, who died
Rector in 1739, aged 25.
IV. Laurence impaling, Quarterly of six : — 1, Aslack ; 2,
Lany ; 3, Cooke ; 4, Bohun ; 5, Bardolph ; 6, Ramsey.
This shield, which is of oak, was not in the church in
Blomefield's time-: it probably came from the hall, and is for
Robert Laurence, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Aslack
Lany, and died July, 1637.— .E. C. C. p. 156.
South Clerestory Windows.
V. Argent, two keys in saltire or, St. Peter.
VI. Argent, two swords in saltire or, St. Paul.
VII. Or, a cross gules, Bygod.
VIII. Azure, a fesse between two chevrons argent, Tendring.
IX. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, with ' a label of
three argent, Brotherton.
X. Gules, a lion rampant argent, Mowbray.
XI. Gules, on a bend between six cross- crosslets fitch ^e
argent an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion rampant,
within a double tressure flory counter-flory of the first, Howard.
XII. Or, a fesse gules, John Bacon.
This shield was added for one who was a benefactor to this
church and parish, but I cannot anywhere find such a coat borne
by any person of that name.
North Window of the Nave.
XIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a fesse between three
leopards' faces or, De-la-pole ; 2 and 3, On a bend cotised three
pairs of wings conjoined in lure, Wingfield.
This quartering is partly gone, the tinctures were doubtless
those given in Burke, Argent, on a bend gules, cotised sable,
three pairs of wings conjoined in lure of the field.

4 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XIV. Vert, a saltire argent ; on a chief or three fleurs-de-lis
azure, France; impaling, Vert, a chevron between three griffins'
heads erased argent, Flood.
The Rev. George France is now (1885) Rector here.
Slabs in the Churchyard.
XV. (Tinctured by lines.) Or, a lion rampant between three
mullets sable, Walne. Crest : A lion rampant sable.
For Thomas Walne, who died April 6th, 1825.
XVI. A chevron between three birds; and a chief (Sayer,
Gules, a chevron between three sea-pies argent ; a chief ermine. —
Bl. Norf. v. 331.)
The inscription on this stone is for Frances, late the wife of
Richard Tubby, who died December 22nd, 1728, in the 69th year
of her age. I cannot find that this family was entitled to bear
arms, therefore we may presume that she was by birth a Sayer.

DENTON.
Mural Monuments in the Chancel.
I. (Raised.) A fret (Sandby, Argent, a fret sable) ; impaling
Three escallops. Crest :. A griffin's head erased, collared, thereon
a fret (Sandby, A griffin's head erased argent, collared azure,
thereon a fret of the first.)
For George Sandby, D.D., fifty-six years Rector of this parish,
Chancellor of the Diocese of Norwich, formerly Fellow of Merton
College, Oxford, afterwards Master of Magdalen College, Cam
bridge, and Vice-Chancellor of that University at the accession
of His Majesty George III. to the throne. He died March 24th,
1807, aged 90 years and 10 months. Also for Mary his wife,
who died February 3rd, 1797, aged 67 years.
II. (Coloured.) Per chevron or and gules, three mullets
pierced, counterchanged, Day ; impaling Sandby.
For Catherine, wife of John Day of Norwich, and second daughter
of George Sandby, who died 29th day of July, 1789, aged 25.
III. (Coloured.) Or, a bugle-horn sable, stringed gules,
between a bar dancett6e in chief, and in base a chevron of the
third (Postlethwayte, Or, a bugle-horn sable, stringed gules; in
base a chevron of the second, a chief indented of the third) ; im
paling, Azure, a fesse between a fleur-de-lis in chief and a mullet
in base or, Rogerson^ Blomefield calls the last charge an annulet.
Crest : A hand fesswise proper, holding a fleur-de-lis or, Rogerson.
For Matthew Postlethwayte, M.A., Rector, also Rector of
Redenhall and Archdeacon of Norwich. He died June 27th,
1745. Also for his wife Elizabeth, who died March 29th, 1730.

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IV. (Coloured.) Rogerson, impaling, Per pale, argent and
sable, a chevron between three talbots passant, counterchanged ; on
a chief gules as many leopards' faces or, Gooch. Crest : Rogerson.
For Robert Rogerson, M.A., Rector 1660 to 1714, and Barbara
his wife, daughter of William Gooch of Mettingham, Suffolk. —
Bl. Norf. v. 414. East Window.
V. Azure, an episcopal staff in pale argent, ensigned with a
cross pattee or, surmounted by a pall of the second, charged with
four crosses pattee fitchee sable, See qf Canterbury; impaling,
Gules, a fesse or, in chief a goat's head erased argent ; in base
three escallops, two and one, of the third, Warham.
For William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1504
to 1532.
VI. Gules, a cross fleury argent, Quittwell of Norfolk ; im
paling, Azure, a fesse paly of six gules and vert, between three
owls argent, Harward of Norfolk.
VII. Azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, France. This is a portion
of the Royal Arms.
VIII. Crest : A demi-griffin rampant or, holding in the dexter
paw a cross-crosslet fitchee argent.
IX. Or, two chevrons gules, Fitz-Robert ? The coat here
is not Or, three chevrons gules, as given in E. C. C. p. 230,
and therefore cannot be, I think, that of Clare.
X. Same as No. IX.
XI. Vert, a maunch argent, Banister; impaling, Gules, a
cross argent between four plates, Wellesleigh or Wellesley.
This inscription is beneath, "Willielmus Banister de Com.
Somerset Armig. Elizabetha filia et hseres Phillippi de Welles
leigh Com. Somerset."
XII. Gules, a castle triple towered argent, in base a lion
passant guardant or, City of Norwich.
XIII. Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a bend
raguly or, Steward; impaling, Azure, on a bend wavy or, within
a bordure engrailed, three birds sable, Read.
XIV. Crest : On a ducal coronet, a lion passant guardant or.
XV. Argent, a Cornish chough proper. This may be a crest,
or only the portion of another shield.
XVI. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, England.
XVII. Or, a lion rampant within a double tressure flory
counter-flory gules, Scotland.
XVIII. Quarterly of six: — 1, Gules, on a saltire argent an
annulet sable, Nevill; 2, Or, a fret gules, on a canton argent a

6 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
bugle sable, stringed of the second, Nevill; 3, Sable, a chief
indented or ; 4, Quarterly, or and gules, a bend sable ; 5, Gules,
a fesse between six cross-crosslets or, Beauchamp; 6, Argent, a
fesse between three martlets in chief and a chevron in base, all
sable, Tay ? Crest : A griffin passant or. Motto : Ne vile velis.
Date, 1697.
XIX. Sable, a chevron ermine between three lions' heads
erased argent ; a chief or, Peeves ; impaling, Argent, a lion
passant guardant or ; on a chief of the field two pallets gules and
vert, between a trefoil slipped of the fourth and a fleur-de-lis
sable, the dexter pallet charged with a man's head couped at the
shoulder proper, wreathed of the fourth, the sinister bearing a
martlet of the field. Crest : An eagle's head erased proper, semee
of bezants and collared or. Date, 1701. In the E. C. C. p. 231,
the field of this latter coat is given as "sable." It is certainly
argent, and may be a foreign coat.
XX. France quartering England.
XXI. Ermine, a cross engrailed gules, Northwood ?
XXII. Same as No. XXI.
XXIII. Azure, a lion rampant argent.
XXIV. Crest : A lion's head erased or.
XXV. Quarterly : — 1, Gules, on a bend between six cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion
rampant pierced through the mouth with an arrow, within a
double tressure flory counter-flory of the first, Howard; 2, Gules,
three lions passant guardant in pale or ; in chief a label of
three points argent, Brotherton; 3, Chequy or and azure,
De Warrenne ; 4, Gules, a lion rampant argent, armed and.
langued azure, Mowbray. All within the garter.
XXVI. France quartering England, within the garter and
crowned. XXVII. Northwood.
XXVIII. Northwood.
XXIX. See of Canterbury, impaling, Quarterly, gules and
ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a goat's head erased
argent, Morton.
For John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury, who died in 1500.
XXX. Argent, a bend engrailed sable, on a canton the
baronet's badge, Radcliffe; impaling, Gules, a lion rampant within
a bordure engrailed argent, Gray.
For " Baronett Radcliffe & Graye."
XXXI. Quarterly of eleven : — 1, Quarterly, gules and azure,
on a bend argent three boars passant sable, Le Grys; 2, Gules,

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a fesse argent ; in chief three crescents of the second, Waxham ;
3, Sable, on a chevron argent three escallops of the field, Hinge;
4, Barry of ten argent and azure, Hales ; 5, Argent, three
mullets in bend sable, between two bendlets engrailed gules,
Bydgoode ; 6, Sable, two lions passant in pale argent, Le Strange ?
7, Quarterly, or and azure, Borough ; 8, Azure, a fesse dancette
between three birds or, Scogan ; 9, Ermine, a cross chequy or
and gules ; 10, Sable, a chevron between three roses argent ;
11, Argent, three chevrons gules, a crescent for difference,
Singleton; impaling, Quarterly : — 1, Gules, a bend cotised
between six cross-crosslets fitchee argent, Mansfield. (This is
one of the coats given to Mansfield in Glover's Ordinary, except
that the crosslet is there "or.") 2, Azure, three round buckles
or, Brampton ? 3, defaced ; 4, defaced. With this inscription,
" C. Le Grys & Manfylde 1567."
XXXII. Quarterly, azure and gules, in the first and fourth
quarters a covered cup between two lozenge buckles in fesse or,
in the second and third a leopard's face of the last. (The Gold
smiths' Company of London, dated Ao. 1583.)
XXXIII. See of Canterbury, impaling, Gules, on a chevron,
between three keys erect argent, as many estoiles of the field,
Parker. For Matthew Parker, Archbishop, 1559 to 1575.
XXXIV. The Royal Arms on a large shield without garter
or crown. Quarterly, 1 and 4, France quartering England;
2, Scotland ; 3, Ireland.
XXXV. Argent, a chevron between three griffins' heads
erased sable.
XXXVI. Vert, fretty or, a mullet pierced sable for difference,
Whitmore. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet an eagle's head proper
charged with a bezant between two wings or.
XXXVII. Quarterly of four grand quarterings : — 1 and 4,
Barry of ten argent and gules, a lion rampant or, Brandon/
2 and 3, Azure, a cross moline or, Bruyne, quartering, Lozengy,
gules and ermine, Rokeley. The whole within the garter and
ensigned with the ducal coronet, for Charles Brandon, Duke of
Suffolk. XXXVIII. See of Canterbury, impaling, Argent, three Cornish
choughs proper, Becket.
For Thomas a. Becket, Archbishop 1162 to 1170.
XXXIX. Gules, a chevron engrailed ermine between three
garbs or, Hill, co. Somerset ; impaling, Argent, a bend between
two water bougets sable, Lockey ? Crest: A dove with wings
extended, in its beak an olive branch proper. Motto : Pace
plenitudo.

8 CHURCH PIERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
North Window of the Chancel.
XL. Quarterly, 1 and 4, Per fesse, or and argent, an eagle
displayed with two heads sable ; on the breast an escutcheon
gules, charged with a bend vaire ; 2 and 3, Gules, a bend vaire,
Boiwerie. Motto : Patria cara, carior libertas.
For the Venerable William Arundell Bouverie, B.D., Rector
1839, Hon. Canon of Norwich 1847, Archdeacon of Norfolk
1850 to 1869, formerly Fellow of Merton College, Oxford.'
Carved on fhe Gate of fhe Altar Rails.
XLI. The first quarter of the Arms on No. XL.
XLII. See of Canterbury. The shield ensigned with the
mitre. XLIII. Or, three chevrons per pale counterchanged azure
and gules. The shield ensigned with the mitre, Merton.
For Walter de Merton, Bishop of Rochester, and founder of
Merton College, Oxford.
East Window of the North Aisle.
XLIV. Sandby.
XLV. The Royal Arms, Victoria, are carved in stone over
the north door. Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
XL VI. A chevron ; on a chief three martlets (Smith, Or, a
chevron gules ; on a chief of the second three martlets argent.—
Bl. Norf. v. 412) ; impaling, A chevron between three griffins'
heads, Tite ? Crest : A mullet between wings conjoined and
erect. The inscription is almost illegible. It is for Ames Smith,
Gent., who died March 8th, 1738, aged 36. He married
Sarah, the only surviving child of Robert Tite, Gent. Also for
Robert Tite, who died February 23rd, 1737, aged 77 ; in whom
was extinct the male line of the family of Tite, " who have
flourished in Denton from 30 Henry VIII., 1538."

EARSHAM.
Mural Monuments in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads
erased or, Windham; impaling, Argent, two chevrons azure within
a bordure engrailed gules, Tyrell. Crest : A lion's head erased
or, within a fetterlock sable, Windham.
For the Hon. Colonel William Windham, who died April 22nd,
1730, in the 57th year of his age. He married Anne, the only

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daughter of Sir Charles Tyrell of Heron, in the county of Essex,
Baronet. " He lost a limb in the defence of his country at the
memorable Battle of Blenheim."
II. (Coloured.) Windham. Crest : A lion's head erased,
within a fetterlock or, the bolt compony countercompony gold
and azure.
For William Windham, Esq., of this parish, who died May 4th,
1789, aged 83. He was the son of Lieut. -Colonel Windham, and
married Mary, Countess Dowager of Deloraine. Early in life he
was appointed Comptroller of the Household to H.R.H. William
Augustus, Duke of Cumberland.
III. (Raised.) A chevron between three talbots passant ; on a
chief a leopard's face (Gooch, Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron
between three talbots passant counter-changed ; on a chief gules as
many leopards' faces or.)
For Robert Gooch, " late of this town," who died September
29th, 1704, in his 76th year. This monument was erected by his
niece, Dame Barbara, wife to Sir Edward Ward of Bixley.
IV. (Coloured.) Quarterly, 1 and 4, Ermine, on a bend gules
three acorns or, Dolling ; 2 and 3, Or, a chevron ermine between
three lions passant gules, Lawford. Crest : A dexter arm couped
proper, holding an oak branch vert, fructed or.
For Lieut. John William Dalling, eldest son of Sir John
Dalling, and nephew of William Windham, Esq., who died at
Madras in 1786, in the 17th year of his age. Also for Charles
Lawford, second son of Sir John Dalling, who died April 16th,
1789, in the 17th year of his age.
V. (Raised.) On a fesse between three cinquefoils, a lion
passant, between two mullets (Lamb, Sable, on a fesse or between
three cinquefoils argent, a lion passant gules, between two mullets
of the first. — BL. Norf. v. 317.) The historian gives an impale
ment on this shield which I think never can have been there.
For William Lamb, Gent., who died August 20th, 1724,
aged 54. Mural Monuments in the Nave.
VI. (Coloured.) Windham impaling Tyrell.
For Ann, relict of Colonel William Windham, and daughter of
Sir Charles Tyrell of Heron, co. Essex, who died December 30 th,
1762, aged 79.
VII. (Coloured.) Windham, impaling, Barry of six argent
and azure ; in chief three torteaux (De Grey, Baron Walsingham,
Barry of six argent and azure ; in chief three annulets gules.)
* Crest : Windham, with fetterlock chain as No. II.
For Joseph Windham, F.R.S., F.A.S., late of Earsham Hall,

10 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
who died September 21st, 1810, aged 71. He was son of John
Windham Bowyer, Esq., and Mary his wife. He married in
the year 1769 the Hon. Charlotte de Grey, daughter of Baron
Walsingham. VIII. (Coloured in lozenge.) Windham impaling De Grey.
For the Hon. Charlotte Windham, daughter of William de
Grey, first Lord Walsingham, and wife of Joseph Windham, Esq.,
of Earsham House. She died November 27th, 1827, in her 82nd
year. IX. (Coloured.) Ermine, on a bend sable three acorns or,
with the Ulster badge, Dalling, in pretence Lawford. Crest : A
dexter arm couped, vested sable, cuffed argent, holding an oak
branch vert, fructed or.
For General Sir John Dalling, Bart., Colonel of the 37th
Regiment, son of John Dalling, Esq., of Bungay, and Catherine,
daughter of Colonel Windham of Earsham Hall. He was
Governor of Jamaica, and afterwards Commander-in-Chief at
Madras, and died January 17th, 1798, aged 67. Also for Louise
his wife, daughter of Exelbree Lawford, Esq., who died March
28th, 1824, aged 71.
X. (Tinctured by lines.) Dalling, with the Baronet's badge
and the bend " or." Crest : Dalling, with the arm bare.
For Sir William Dalling, Bart., of Earsham Hall, second
and last Baronet of the name, who died February 16th, 1864,
aged 89 years.
XI. (Not tinctured.) Quarterly, 1 and 4, A chevron ermine
between three trefoils slipt (Meade, Azure, a chevron ermine
between three trefoils slipt argent) ; 2 and 3, A chevron
between three hinds trippant (Per chevron, argent and vert,
three hinds trippant counterchanged. — From book-plate of John
Meade of Earsham Hall ; impaling Dalling. Crest: 1, An eagle
displayed with two heads (Meade, an eagle displayed with two
heads sable, armed or) ; 2, A falcon standing in a lure. Motto :
Tou jours prest.
For General the Hon. Robert Meade, Colonel of the 12th Regi
ment; of Infantry, second son of John, first Earl of Clanwilliam,
born February 29th, 1772, died July 11th, 1852 ; and also for
Anne Louisa his wife, second daughter of Sir John Dalling born
September 6th, 1785, died March 29th, 1853.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
XII. Goochfvrith the field party per pale.
For Robert Gooch of Earsham, who died April, 1655, ao-ed 53.
XIII. Gooch, with the field plain, impaling, Three lions,
passant guardant, Catelyn. (Bl. Norf. viii. 32, states that Catelyn

EARSHAM HUNDRED. 11
of Kirkeby Kam, in 1553, had a patent to bear the following
arms : " Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant in
pale counterchanged ; on a chief argent as many snakes, nowed
sable, stringed gules ") ; but on the several slabs in that church
the coat is simply Per chevron, three lions passant guardant.
For Dorothy, wife of Leonard Gooch, Gent., one of the daughters
of Richard Catelyn of Kyrby, Esq., who died June 19th, 1685,
aged 48.
XIV. Gooch, with the field party per pale. Crest : A cubit
arm erect, vested, grasping a wolf's head erased, (Gooch, A cubit
arm erect, vested per pale, embattled or and argent, grasping in
the hand proper a dragon's head erased, also proper.)
For Leonard Gooch, who died January 10th, 1686.
XV. (In lozenge.) Gooch, with the field plain.
For Anne, daughter of Leonard and Dorothy Gooch, who
died December 29th, 1692.
XVI. Per fesse nebulae three martlets, a canton ermine
(Barker, Per fesse nebulee argent and sable, three martlets or,
a canton ermine.) Crest : A bear sejant. (Bl. Norf. v. 317, calls
it " a lion salient.")
For Sir Thomas Barker, Knt., who died August 22nd, 1658.
Windows on the South Side of the Nave.
XVII. Dalling, with the bend sable and Ulster badge.
XVIII. Windham impaling Dalling.
XIX. This shield is of foreign workmanship, and is placed in
an elevated position. The account given of it in E. C. C.
p. 180, is this, "The arms of the Empire, viz., Or, an eagle
displayed with two heads sable, on its breast an escutcheon,
whereon the quarterings are difficult to make out. One is ap
parently, Or, four pales gules, for Arragon ; another is a saltire.
The whole shield is ensigned with the imperial crown, and
encircled with the order of the Golden Fleece. Motto: Plus
aultre." Hatchments in fhe Nave.
XX. Dalling, with the Baronet's badge and the bend sable,
in pretence Lawford. Crest: Dalling, with the arm vested in
a black sleeve with a white cuff.
XXI. (In lozenge.) Dalling, with the Baronet's badge and
the bend gules, in pretence Laioford, with the chevron' ermine.
. XXII. Arms and Crest: Dalling, with the Baronet's bado-e
and the bend sable, the arm in the crest vested in a white sleeve.

12 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
NEEDHAM.
Monumental Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, on a fesse or three leopards' faces
gules, Freston ; impaling, Argent, on a bend sable six falchions
saltirewise, two, two, and two, Kedington.
For William Freston of Mendham in Norfolk, who died
October 26th, 1739, aged 55 ; and also for Margaret his wife,
daughter and heiress of Henry Kedington, who died July 2nd,
1741, aged 51.

PULHAM ST. MARY MAGDALEN.
Slabs in the South Aisle.
I. A lion rampant within an orle of pheons (Roope, Argent, a
lion rampant gules, within an orle of pheons azure) ; impaling, On
a chevron between three roundels as many birds ; on a chief a
griffin (Collin, Azure, on a chevron argent, between three bezants
as many birds sable ; on a chief a griffin passant, per pale gules
and sable.) Crest : A demi-lion rampant.
For Charles Roope, who died February 25th, 1780, aged 63.
II. Roope, impaling, Ermine, a cross voided between four
crosses moline. Crest : A lion's head erased.
For Elizabeth, wife of Charles Roope, of this parish, surgeon,
who died October 14th, 1754, aged 36, and three of their children.
III. A lion rampant guardant (Palgrave, Azure, a lion rampant
guardant argent.) Crest : A lion's head erased, affronte.
For Mary, wife of Thomas Palgrave, and daughter of Robert
Howard of Norwich, who died April 27th, 1690, aged 35. At the
base of the stone is added this inscription, " Also Christian, relict
of Henry Negus, Esq., of Hoveton in ys county, and daughter of
Thomas Palgrave, Esq. She died June ye 10th, 1756, aged 67.
He died Apr1 ye 11th, 1727."
IV. Palgrave. Crest : Palgrave.
For Thomas Palgrave, sometime Sheriff and Member of Parlia
ment for the city of Norwich in the reign of the late Queen Anne,
who died August 7th, 1726, aged 84 and six months.
V. Palgrave, with a label for difference. Crest : Palgrave.
For John, son of Thomas Palgrave, who died September 31st,
1700, aged, 16.
VI. Palgrave, with a crescent for difference. Crest : Palgrave.
For Thomas, son of Thomas Palgrave of Norwich, who died
January 20th, 1700, aged 14.

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VII. A fesse between three porcupines or hedgehogs; on a
canton barry of twelve with a canton (Claxton of Suffolk, Gules, a
fesse argent between two hedgehogs of the second, one in base and
one in the dexter quarter in chief ; the sinister quarter, barry of
ten argent and azure ; on a canton of the first three martlets
gules.) Crest : A hedgehog.
For Thomas Claxton, merchant of London, who died July 21st,
1681, aged 48 years.
VIII. On a bend wavy, within a bordure engrailed, three
birds (Rede, Azure, on a bend wavy or, three Cornish choughs
proper, within a bordure engrailed argent, charged with a torteau
and a hurt alternately.)
For John Rede, who died November 5th, 1721, aged 52.
Mural Tablet in the North Aisle.
IX. (Coloured.) Palgrave.
For William Palgrave, M.D., of Ipswich, who died September
14th, 1742, aged 49. Mural Tablet in fhe Nave.
X. (Coloured.) Palgrave.
For Austin and Catherine Palgrave ; their eldest son, William
Palgrave, who died at Clifton, January 2nd, 1777, aged 47 ; also
their grandson, Thomas Manclarke, who died October 17th, 1789,
in the 27th year of his age.
Mural Tablets in the South Aisle.
XI. (Coloured.) Roope, in pretence Collin.
For Eleanor, second wife and relict of Charles Roope, sole
daughter and heiress of Allen Collin, Gent., sometime of Bran-'
caster, and late of Aslacton in this county. She died April 5th,
1795, aged 66 years.
XII. (Nearly effaced.) The sinister impalement is still evident,
and is, Sable, two swans in pale argent, between as many flaunches
or, Futter. The following is the blazon in E. C. C. p. 285, taken
a few years ago, " Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or, three bars azure, over
all a bend gules, Stanhawe ; 2 and 3, Argent, a pelican vulnino-
herself proper, the nest or, Cantrell; impaling, on the dexter side*
Sable, on a fesse argent three Cornish choughs proper, Cornwallis ¦
on the sinister side, Sable, two swans in pale argent, between as
many flaunches or, Futter."
For John Stanhawe, buried September 19th, 1729, a°-ed 54
whose first wife was Margaret, daughter of John Cornwaleis, Esq '
of Wingfield m the county of Suffojk, and his second wife, Mary
the daughter of Robert Futter, Gent., late of Selton (Shelton ?) in
this county. '

14 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
East Window of the South Aisle.
XIII. Gules, seven mascles conjunct, three, three, and one,
within a bordure or, Ferrers ; impaling, Argent, a griffin segreant
sable, within a bordure azure. I cannot account for this shield
being here. Altar Tombs in the Churchyard.
XIV. Per saltire, on a fesse three fleurs-de-lis (Machet, Per
saltire or and vert, on a fesse gules three fleurs-de-lis argent.)
Crest : A demi-lion rampant.
For Samuel and Mary Machet. He died 1732, aged 81. She
died 1740, aged 80.
XV. Machet. Crest : Machet.
For John Machet, who died August 12th, 1767, aged 77, and
Margaret his wife, who died January 25th, 1761, aged 61.
XVI. A lion rampant between three mullets pierced ( Walne,
Argent, a lion rampant between three mullets sable. This is the
coat of Wolney.)
For William Randall Walne, who died April 22nd, 1857,
aged 51.
XVII. Walne. Crest : A lion rampant sable.
For William Walne, late of Swainsthorpe and Willingham, who
died October 21st, 1822, and Jane his wife, who died August 13th,
1818, aged 63.
XVIII. Walne, in pretence, On a cross five mullets (Bodham,
Argent, on a cross gules five mullets or. — Bl. Norf. vi. 209.)
Crest : A lion's head erased.
For Daniel Walne, " generosus, qui obiit 13th September, 1784,
aetatis suae, 73." Hannah his wife, February 24th, 1801, aged
80. Daniel, their son, April 25th, 1788, aged 43. Jane, their
fifth daughter, January 25th, 1803, aged 48.
The Font.
XIX. A cross.
XX. Shield of the Trinity with text.

PULHAM ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.
Brass Shield at the Rectory.
I. Quarterly: — 1, A bend between two fleurs-de-lis (Lany,
Argent, a bend between two fleurs-de-lis gules) ; 2, A chevron
engrailed between three cinquefoils pierced ; on a chief a lion
passant, charged on the chevron with a crescent for difference
(Cooke, Or, a chevron engrailed gules between three cinquefoils
azure, on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant of the

BRASS SHIELD AT PULHAM ST. MARY-THE VIRQIN.

EARSHAM HUNDRED. 15
first) ; 3, A crescent ermine within an orle of martlets (Bohun,
Gules, a crescent ermine within an orle of martlets or) ; 4, Nine
fleurs-de-lis, three, three, and three (Dallinghowe ? Vert, nine
fleurs-de-lis argent, three, three, and three) ; impaling, Quarterly
of nine: — 1, A chevron ermine between three Catherine wheels
(Aslack or Aslake, Sable, a chevron ermine between three
Catherine wheels argent) ; 2, Three cinquefoils (Bardolf, "Azure,
three cinquefoils or) ; 3, A chevron between three bears' heads
couped (Berry, Argent, a chevron between three bears' heads
couped sable, muzzled or) ; 4, Ermine, on a chief three mascles
(Charles, Ermine, on a chief gules three mascles of the first) ;
5, On a chevron three fleurs-de-lis (Peyver or Peper, Argent, on a
chevron gules three fleurs-de-lis or) ; 6, A fesse between two chev
rons (Ger bridge, Sable, a fesse between two chevrons or) ; 7, On
a fesse two crowns (Coronne, Argent, on a fesse gules two crowns
or) ; 8, A fesse, in chief two crescents ( Waxham or Wachesam,
Argent, a fesse, in chief two cresteents gules) ; 9, A lion rampant.
For Elizabeth, widow of John Lany, Esq., and daughter of
William Aslack, Esq., the last of that ancient name. The Aslack
quarterings are taken from the pedigree of that family, Vis. of
Norf. i. 336, they differ from Bl. Norf. v. 331. The stone be
longing to this shield is covered up.
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. (Much defaced.) Quarterly of twelve: — 1, Aslack; 2,
Lany; 3, Cooke; 4, Bohun; 5, Bardolf; 6, Charles; 7,
Berry; 8, Peyver or Peper; 9, Gerbridge ; 10, Waxham/
11, A lion rampant; 12, Coronne; impaling, A lion rampant
guardant, a crescent for difference (Jermy, Argent, a lion
rampant guardant gules.) Crest : A talbot's head erased. This
shield is much worn, but after a very minute examination, and
bearing in mind the order of the Aslack quarterings, I think I
have succeeded in giving each correctly.
For Aslack Lany, Esq., who died January, 1639, aged 71, and
Elizabeth his wife, daughter of John Jermy, Esq., who " being
68 years old in September, 1646, died after that Tyme."
III. A stork (Starkey, Argent, a stork proper) ; impaling, in
chief, A fesse wavy between three crescents ermine ( Weld, Sable,
a fesse wavy argent between three crescents ermine) ; in base, A
boar's head couped, between three cross-crosslets, with a crescent
for difference (Amyas, Argent, a boar's head couped sable, armed
or, between three cross-crosslets of the second.) Crest : A stork's
head erased.
For William Starkey, son of Dr. Starkey, both Rectors of this
church, whose first wife was Mary, daughter of Gascoigne Weld
of Braken Ash, Esq., and his second, the daughter of John Amyas
of Hingham, Gent. He died October 13th, 1717, aged 66.

16 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Mural Tablet in the Chancel.
IV. (Tinctured by lines.) Gules, a cross engrailed argent,
surmounted by a bend compony, in the dexter quarter of the
shield an inescutcheon charged with two bars, Leigh. Crest : An
unicorn's head erased and collared. Motto : Tout vient de Dieu.
For Mary, wife of the Rev. W. Leigh, Rector of these parishes,
who died June 24th, 1850, aged 68.
Slab in the Nave.
V. A chevron ermine between three birds (Sayer, Gules, a
chevron ermine between three seagulls argent) ; impaling, A bend.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Sayer, who died April 29th, 1653.
Slab in the Tower Floor.
VI. (In lozenge.) Quarterly, on a bend over all three roundels
(Stebbing, Quarterly, or and gules, on a bend sable five bezants.)
For Maria Stebbing. Bl. Norf. v. 394, states that this is
for "Mary, daughter of George Stebbing of Norwich, Gent.,
and Martha his wife ; which latter was the daughter of Robert
Wood, late of Brook in Norfolk, Esq."
VII. (In lozenge.) Per pale, on a chevron between three
martlets, as many trefoils ( Wood of Norwich, Per pale, argent and'
sable, on a chevron between three martlets as many trefoils
slipped, all counterchanged.)
Hie jacet Anna Wood. Bl. Norf. v. 394, states that this is for
" Anne, daughter of Augustine Wood, Gent., who died August
6th, 1685." &
Mural Tablet on the South Wall of the Aisle.
VIII. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron between three choughs
sable, legged gules, Inyon ; impaling, Argent, on a bend cotised
sable, between two fleurs-de-lis, a lion passant or, Bransby.
For Thomas Inyon, M.A., physician in this parish, who died
March 20th, 1777, aged 72, and Margaretta Maria his wife,
daughter of Thomas Bransby, Esq., of Harleston, who died
January 9th, 1778, aged 68. East Window.
IX. Sable, a lion passant argent, in the dexter fore paw a
cross-crosslet of the second ; on a chief of the last three cross-
crosslets of the first (Long, with the addition of the cross-crosslet
in the paw of the lion, these are the arms given by Edmonson
for the Longs of Rudellston in Wiltshire.) Crest : Out of a
ducal coronet or, a lion's head erased argent.
Mr. Long, Rector before 1835, glazed the tracery of this
window.

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Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
X. A lion rampant and a mu'llet pierced ; impaling, A fesse
between two lions passant.
For " Margaret, wife of Peter Watts, daughter and sole heiress
of William Dowsing of Laxfield in the county of Suffolk, died
14 day of February, 1707." It seems that Bl. Norf. v. 394 has
attached the above coat to the inscription of a Michael Walne,
Gent., who died August 26th, 1682, aged 59.
South Porch.
XI. Three crowns, East Anglia.
XII. Three crowns, See of Ely.

REDENHALL.
Slab in 'the Chancel.

I. A lion rampant (Rand, Or, a lion rampant gules, charged
on the shoulder with three chevrons argent.) Crest: A boar's
head couped (Rand, On a ducal coronet a boar's head couped.)
For John Rand, M.A., "a late painfull preacher of the Gospel
at Rednall cum Harleston, who died in 1659."
Mural Monument in the Chancel.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, three annulets or, Older-
shaw ; impaling, Sable, a chevron between three griffins' heads
erased argent, Cotton. Crest : Three arrows, one in pale, two in
saltire argent, surrounded by a serpent, nowed vert.
For Anne, second daughter of Sir John Hynde Cotton, Bart.,
of Madingley, Cambridgeshire, and wife of the Rev. John
Oldershaw : she died February 16th, 1829, aged 79. Also for
John Oldershaw, B.D., 51 years Archdeacon of Norfolk and
Rector of this parish, who died January 31st, 1849, in his 93rd
year. Slabs in the Nave.
III. Two leopards' faces between as many flaunches (Frere,
Or, two leopards' faces between as many flaunches gules) ; im
paling, A saltire engrailed, on a chief three cross-crosslets, Longe ?
For Tobias, son of Tobias and Sarah Frere, " who dyed May
18th, 1660, in the second year of his age."
IV. Frere.
For Tobias Frere, who died February 6th, 1655.

18 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. On a chevron engrailed between six crosses pattee fitchee
three fleurs-de-lis, each charged on the top with a plate (Smyth
of North Nibley, co. Gloucester, Sable, on a chevron engrailed
between six crosses patted fitchee or, three fleurs-de-lis azure,
each charged on the top with a plate) ; impaling, On a bend
cotised, between two fleurs-de-lis, a lion passant (Bransby, Argent,
on a bend cotised sable, between two fleurs-de-lis gules, a lion
passant or. Crest : A heron's head erased, holding in its beak
a fish. For Bransby, third daughter of Thomas Bransby of this town,
and wife of Offley Smyth, Gent., who died December 18th, 1762.
Mural Tablets in the Nave.
VI. (In lozenge.) Or, on a chief sable three martlets of the
field, Wogan.
For Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth
Wogan, who died October 1st, 1728, aged 17.
VII. (Coloured.) Smyth.
For Offlev Smyth of North Nibley, co. Gloucester, who died
October 29th, 1777, aged 70.
VIII. (Coloured.) Frere.
For Tobias Frere, who died February 6th, 1655, aged 66.
Mural Tablets in the South Aisle.
IX. Sable, on a pile argent a caltrap of the field, with a
crescent or for difference, Kerrich ; in pretence, Gules, a chevron
argent between three garbs or, Baron; impaling, Quarterly,
azure and gules, a cross flory between four cinquefoils or,
Manning. Crest : On a mound vert a caltrap sable.
For Simon Kerrich, Esq., of this parish, J.P., who died
December 4th, 1748, aged 51. He married three times, his first
wife being Susan, daughter of Roger Castle, Esq., of Ravening-
ham, by whom he had one daughter. His second wife, Mary,
youngest daughter of John Baron, D.D., Dean of Norwich. She
died May 13th, 1740. By her he had four sons, who all died in
their infancy, excepting John their firstborn. His third wife was
Anne, the eldest daughter of Thomas Manning of Starston, Gent.,
by whom he had four daughters and one son, of which only
Amelia and Thomas survived him.
X. (Coloured.) Kerrich, without the crescent for difference.
Crest: Kerrich.
For John Kerrich, eldest son of Simon and Mary Kerrich, who
died of the smallpox January 17th, 1757, aged 21. The in
scription is very long and in Latin.

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XI. (Tinctured by lines.) Per pale indented argent and
gules, in canton a wolf's head couped at the neck sable, Penrice ;
impaling, Azure, a fesse or between three fishes haurient argent,
Wayte ? Crest : A pair of wings addorsed argent, charged with
two mullets in pale gules. Motto : Tuto et celeriter.
For Thomas Penrice, who died November 4th, 1816, aged 59.
Mural Tablets in the Gawdy Hall Chapel.
XII, (Coloured.) Wogan; in pretence, Argent, on a chevron
between three crosses pattee gules as many martlets of the
field, Sancroft. Crest : A lion's head erased gules. Motto : In
coelo quies.
For John Wogan, Esq., of Gawdy Hall and of Boulston. in
the county of Pembroke, South Wales, who died May 31st, 1778,
aged 65. Elizabeth Wogan, his wife, who died January 25th,
1788, aged 74. John Wogan their son, who died June 20th,
1763, aged 27. Elizabeth Wogan their daughter, who died
February 28th, 1773, aged 18. Also the Rev. Gervas Holmes,
nephew and heir of John Wogan, who died February 17th, 1796,
aged 54.
XIII. (Tinctured by lines.) Or, three bars azure, on a canton
argent a chaplet gules, leaved vert, Holmes; impaling, Azure,
a chevron ermine between three roses argent, seeded or, barbed
vert, Whitear. Crest : An oak tree vert, fructed or.
For the Rev. John Holmes, M.A., of Gawdy Hall, Rector of
All Saints and St. Nicholas, South Elmham, in the county of
Suffolk, who died April 29th, 1831, aged 57 ; also for Anne his
relict, who died October 20th, 1877, aged 93.
Window of the South Aisle, on Three Shields.
XIV. Quarterly : — 1, Or, three bars and a lion passant in
chief gules, Ormerod ; 2, Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief
gules two cushions or, Johnson; 3, Argent, on a bend cotised
azure, between two mullets pierced sable, three crescents of the
first, Wareing ; 4, Gules, a fesse wavy between three lions
rampant or, on a canton of the second a mullet of the first,
Crompton; impaling Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent, between two
bars three annulets in fesse gules, all between as many martlets
of the second, Bailey ; 2 and 3, Or, on a chief indented azure
three plates, Latham. Crest : A wolf's head couped, barry of
four, or and gules, in the mouth an ostrich feather. Motto :
Dedit meliora dabitque.
XV. Quarterly: — 1, Ormerod; 2, Johnson; 3, Wareing; 4,
Crompton. c 2

20 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XVI. Bailey quartering Latham.
These three shields are in a window, erected in affectionate
remembrance of Maria Susan Ormerod, wife of Thomas Johnson
Ormerod ; and also Thomas Johnson Ormerod, Archdeacon of
Suffolk from 1846 to 1868, Rector of Redenhall 1847 to 1874,
and who died at Sudbury Park, December 2nd, 1874, aged 65. He
married Maria Susan, daughter of Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P.,
of Glanusk Park, Brecon.
Window of the Gawdy Hall Chapel.
XVII. Holmes, impaling, Sable, a chevron ermine between
three saltires couped argent, Grimwood.
XVIII. Ermine, on a chevron sable two lions passant, re-
spectant, argent, Bewris ?
XIX. Purpure, on a chevron or three escallops sable, in base
a griffin's head erased argent ; on a chief crenelee azure a cross
patonce or .between two griffins' heads erased of the fourth,
Gardner ?--E. C. C. p. 204.
XX. Per pale or and gules, on a fesse between three antelopes
passant two mascles, all counterchanged, Gardner. — Glover's
Ordinary. XXI. Argent, a royal tent between two parliament robes
gules, lined ermine, the tent garnished or, with pennon and
flagstaff of the last ; on a chief azure, a lion passant guardant or,
the Merchant Taylor's Company.
XXII. (On a small round shield.) Gules, a lion rampant
argent, Mowbray ?
XXIII. Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned or, the tail
forked and surrounding a cross-crosslet of the second, Brewse?
impaling, Sable, a bend between two crescents or, Debenham.
XXIV. Argent, a chevron engrailed azure, between three
hurts, each charged with a lion's gamb erased of the first,
Hogan ? impaling, Vert, a tortoise passant in fesse argent,
Gawdy.
XXV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gawdy ; 2 and 3, Gyrony of
twelve, azure and or, Bassingbourne ; impaling, Quarterly, 1 and
4, Argent, a wy vern displayed sable, in chief three pallets gules ;
2 and 3, Argent, a chevron sable, between three holly leaves vert,
Ouseley. XXVI. Gawdy, impaling, Gules, two lions passant in pale
argent, debruised by a bendlet or, L' Estrange ?
XXVII. Gawdy impaling Bassingbourne.
XXVIII. Gawdy quartering Bassingbourne.

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XXIX. Gules, two ' bars and a chief indented or, Hare ;
impaling Bassingbourne.
XXX. Or, on a fesse' paly of six gules and argent, between
three estoiles of six points sable, a demi-lion rampant between
two fleurs-de-lis, all counterchanged, Gay ; impaling Gawdy.
The blazon of this shield is taken from E. C. C. p. 204.
XXXI. Gules, on a fesse between three estoiles of six points
argent as many mullets sable, Everard; impaling, Quarterly,
Gawdy and Bassingbourne. Hatchments in the Vestry.
XXXII. Oldershaw impaling Cotton. Crest: Oldershaw.
XXXIII. Oldershaw impaling Cotton.
XXXIV. Smyth impaling Bransby. Crest : Smyth.
XXXV. Penrice impaling, Azure, a fesse or, between three
fishes haurient argent. Crest : Penrice.
Hatchments in the Gawdy Hall Chapel.
XXXVI. Wogan impaling Sancroft.
XXXVII. Holmes impaling Whitear. Crest : Holmes.
XXXVIII. Holmes impaling Grimwood.
Vestry Door.
XXXTY Oldershaw impaling Cotton. Crest : Oldershaw.
XL. The Royal Arms are over the chancel arch in the
nave — Queen Anne (A.R.). Motto : Semper eadem.
Over the Doorway of ihe Gawdy Hall Chapel.
XLI. Gawdy.

RUSHALL.

STARSTON.
Mural Monuments in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly of twelve : — 1, Sable, a chevron
between three griffins' heads erased argent, charged with a

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crescent gules for difference, Cotton; 2, Argent, a fesse engrailed
gules, in chief a rose of the second, barbed vert, seeded or ; 3,
Ermine, on a chief azure two mullets or, Hastings (Bl. Norf.
v. 346, gives the chief " sable ") ; 4, Ermine, on a bend azure,
three lions' heads erased argent ; 5, as No. 1 without the crescent ;
6, as No. 2 ; 7, as No. 3 ; 8, Gules, a chevron between three pears
slipt or, Abbot ; 9, Argent, three eagles' heads erased sable within
a bordure engrailed of the last, Sharp; 10, Sable, a cinquefoil
within an orle of martlets argent, Staunton; 11, Azure, three
eagles displayed or, a canton ermine, Fitz Simon ; 12, Ermine, on
a bend gules three eagles displayed or, Bagshot. Crest: A griffin's
head erased argent, charged with a crescent gules. The whole
shield charged at the nombril point with a crescent gules.
The account given of this achievement here differs considerably
from that in Bl. Norf. v. 346, and the E. C. C. p. 286. It may be
that the monument has been lately restored. The identification of
the quarterings of Cotton are taken from Bl. Norf. vi. 509.
For Bartholomew Cotton, son and heir of Roger Cotton, by
Ethelreda, daughter and heiress of John, second brother of Sir
Robert Cotton of Lingwade, in Cambridgeshire. He married,
first, Cecilia Burrough, spinster and heiress ; secondly, Alice
Gascoigne ; thirdly, Anna Sterling — the last two widows — and he
died June 21st, 1613, aged 76.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, a chevron ermine between
three roses argent, seeded or, barbed vert, Whitear ; impaling,
Or, three bars azure on a sinister canton ermine, a chaplet gules,
Holmes. Crest : A bird rising.
For the Rev. William Whitear, M.A., late Fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge, J.P. and D.L. ; for 23 years Rector of this
parish. Born at Hastings, February 26th, 1778 ; died at Starston,
December 10th, 1826.
Monumental Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
_ III. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, a fesse wavy ermine between
six seamews' heads erased argent, Spencer ; impaling, Gules, on
a chevron argent, between three swans as many roundels, Swan ?
Crest : On a rock a seamew proper.
For Lieut. -General William Spencer of Bramley Grange, in the
county of York, who died at the Rectory House in this parish,
August 27th, 1829, in his 76th year.
Slab in the Chancel.
IV. On a fesse engrailed, between three escutcheons as many
mullets (Bacon of Hesset, Argent, on a fesse engrailed between
three escutcheons gules as many mullets or) ; impaling, Ermine,

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an eagle displayed (Bedingfeld, or Bedingfield, Ermine, an
eagle displayed gules.)
For Philip, the son of Francis and Dorothy Bacon, who died
"unweaned at nurse," 21st November, 1657.
Wooden Tablet in the Vestry.
V. (Coloured.) Cotton, impaling, Azure, on a fesse or three
leopards' faces gules, Freston. . Crests (on two helmets regardant) :
1, Cotton; 2, A demi-greyhound rampant argent, collared or.
For Luckin Cotton, Gent., interred January 17th, 1654.

Corbels of the Chancel Roof.
VI. (Tinctured by lines.) Gules, on a bend between six cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, an escutcheon charged with a demi-lion
rampant, pierced through the mouth with an arrow, within a
double tressure flory counter- flory of the first, Howard, Duke of
Norfolk. VII. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a chevron sable between
three roses gules.
, VIII. (Tinctured by lines.) Holmes of Gawdy Hall.
IX. and X. The rose and portcullis — Tudor badges.
For Lady Margaret, Countess of Richmond, foundress of St.
John's College, Cambridge ; a fellow of which College must
always be presented to this living.
XI. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gyrony of
eight ermine and sable, a tower argent masoned of the second,
Hopper ; 2 and 3, Or, on a mount in base an oak tree vert, over
all on a fesse gules three royal crowns of the field (Carlos, granted
21st May, 1658, by Charles II. to Colonel William Carlos, his
preserver in the royal oak.)
For Archdeacon Hopper, Rector from 1845 to 1878.
XII. (Tinctured by lines.) Spencer.
For William Pakenham Spencer, M.A., Rector for 18 years.
XIII. (Tinctured by lines.) Hopper quartering Carlos.
Windows in the North Aisle.
XIV. and XV. Hopper quartering Carlos..
Vestry Window.
XVI. and XVII. The rose and portcullis, as in Nos. IX.
and X.

24 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
THORPE ABBOTS.
Mural Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
I. Crest: A lion rampant, (Wallace. This is not the usual
crest of the family, but the arms.) Motto : Fide et fiducia.
For Edmund Barling Wallace, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy,
second son of the late Rev. William Wallace, Rector of this
parish, who was accidentally killed on board H.M.S. Minatour,
on December 31st, 1876, aged 23 years.
Windows of the Chancel.
II. Azure, three crowns or, Bury Abbey.
III. Bury Abbey. The Font.
IV. A plain cross, St. George.
V. A cross moline.
VI. A crown transfixed with two arrows in saltire, St.
Edmund.
VII. A merchant's mark ?
VIII. The Royal Arms are over the tower arch, and are of
George III., after 1816.

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DISS HUNDRED.

BRESSINGHAM.
Slab on the Chancel Floor.
I. A chevron between three griffins' heads erased (Tilney,
Argent, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased gules.)
Crest : A griffin's head.
For Francis Tilney, Rector, who died September 13th, 1715,
aged 81. Outside the West Door.
II. A chevron between three eagles' legs erased.
This coat is borne by the family of Braye.
III. Quarterly, 1 and 4, A cross patonce (Pilkington, Argent,
a cross patonce sable) ; 2 and 3, A lion rampant (Verdon, Sable, a
lion rampant argent.)
Sir Roger Pilkington commenced the rebuilding of this church,
but did not live to see it perfected. His ancestor, Sir John
Pilkington, married Margaret, the widow of Hugh Bradshaw,
daughter and heiress of Sir John Verdon, who previously owned
manors in Bressingham.
IV. Arms of Charles II. over the tower arch — "secvndvs."
This is the only instance I have met with, up to the present
time, which can be with certainty assigned to this reign ; though,
from the similarity of the mantling, many others must be of the
same date.

BURSTON.
I. Royal Arms, circa 1740.

DICKLEBURGH.
Slabs in the Chancel Floor.

I. A bear rampant, muzzled (Barnard, Argent, a bear
rampant sable, muzzled or. This coat was borne by Sir John
Barnard, Lord Mayor of London 1738.)
For Christopher Barnard, Rector, who died in 1680.

26 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
II. A bend between two cotises engrailed, with a mullet for
difference (Whitfield, Argent, a bend between two cotises en
grailed sable) ; impaling, A lion rampant (Palgrave of Barning-
ham, Norfolk, Azure, a lion rampant argent.)
For Maria, wife of John Whitfield, D.D., Rector and Fellow
of Trinity College, Cambridge, and daughter of William Palgrave
of Pulham. She died July 21st, 1730, in her 23rd year. He
died October 16th, 1731, aged 50.
Slab in the Nave Floor by the Pulpit, with curious
figure of a woman incised.
III. Three buckles lozengy (Jernegan, Argent, three buckles
lozengy gules.) Crest : Issuing from a ducal coronet a demi-eagle
displayed argent (Jarnegan, Out of a ducal coronet or a demi-
eagle displayed argent.)
For Mrs. Elizabeth Whipple, wife unto Thomas Whipple, Gent.,
and daughter of Mr. John Jarnegan of Belton in Somerlee, Esq.,
who died September 4th, 1 617, aged 65.
IV. Monument on the North Wall of the Chancel, within
the Altar Rails, with Three Shields.
1. (At the top.) Playters (of which nothing now can be seen
except the Baronet's badge), impaling, Quarterly, azure
and gules, on a bend argent three boars passant sable,
Le Grys. Crests: A lion rampant argent, Playters; A
boar passant sable, Le Grys.
2. (On the dexter side, below.) Quarterly of eleven : — 1 and
11, Bendy wavy of six, argent and azure, on a canton the
Baronet's badge, Playters ; 2, Argent, a chevron sable
between three estoiles gules, Dennis ; 3, Vert, a lion
rampant argent, Bridgenorth ; 4, Sable, a chevron ermine
between three Catherine wheels, Aslack; 5, Argent, a
chevron between three bears' heads couped sable, muzzled
or, Berry ; 6, defaced (Gerbridge, Sable, a fesse between
two chevrons or) ; 7, A fesse (Coronne, Argent, on a fesse
gules two crowns or) ; 8, Azure, three cinquefoils or,
Bardolph ; 9, Ermine, on a chief gules three lozenges or
(Charles or Charier, Ermine, on a chief gules three
mascles of the first) ; 10, Argent, on a chevron gules
three fleurs-de-lis or, Peyver.
3. (On the sinister side, below.) Quarterly of sixteen : — 1,
defaced; 2, defaced; 3, On a chevron three leaves (Blome
field, Sable, on a chevron argent three holly leaves vert.
It is a question whether these are not " escallops " instead
of " holly leaves," and for Kinge.—E. C. C. p. 227) ; 4, 5,
and 6, defaced ; 7, Azure, a fesse indented between three

C J VVA/V ol » :

INCISED SLAB,
To Mrs Elizabeth Whipple/ (nee Jerne^an,) 1617.
In the !-J'ayp of the Church at .Dickleburoh.
The mscr^ptiori. is omitled.")

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birds or, Scogan; 8, defaced; 9, Chequy or and gules; 10,
defaced ; 11, Argent, two chevrons gules ; 12, A fesse
between two chevrons, Baynard ? (Sable, a fesse between
two chevrons argent) ; 13, Vert, three lozenge buckles or ;
14, Or, a raven close proper, Corbet ; 15, Argent, a cross
sable; 16, Barry of ten, gules and azure, a canton ermine.
For Dame Frances Playters, daughter and heir of Charles Le
Grys of Billingford, wife of Sir William Playters of Sotterley.
She died at Billingford, September 9th, 1659. For the full
inscription, which is a very long one, see Bl. Norf. i. 198-99.
Monumental Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
V. (Coloured.) Argent, a cross azure between four quatre-
foils gules, in the centre a millrind of the first, Turner;
impaling, Azure, on a bend argent, between two lions passant
or, three leopards' faces gules (Stevenson, granted by Thomas
St. George, 4th June, 1688.)
In memory of Henry Whichcote Turner, Captain of the 1st
Royal Regiment of Foot, tenth son of the late Lieut. -General
Charles Turner, Colonel of the 19th Regiment of Foot, and
Harriet his wife, daughter of the Very Rev. George Stephenson,
LL.D., Kean of Kilfenora, Ireland ; who died at Kenara in the
Crimea, March 1st, 1856, aged 27.
Monumental Tablet on the Wall of the North Aisle.
VI. (Coloured.) Argent, a bend between six storks sable,
legged gules, Starkie ; in pretence, Per chevron enhanced or and
azure, in chief two fleurs-de-lis gules, in fesse five lozenges or, each
charged with an escallop of the third. Crest: A stork sable,
legged gules.
For Nicholas Starkie, late of this -parish, only son of Thomas
Starkie of Frenchwood, Lancashire ; who died May 10th, 1797,
aged 29 years. Also Nicholas, only son of the above-mentioned
Nicholas Starkie, who died October i8th, 1795, aged 3 years.
On a Hatchment.
VII. The same as No. VI.
Monumental Tablet on the Wall of the South Aisle.
VEIL Azure, two bars erminois, over all a bend gobony or
and gules, Lee ; impaling, Argent, a cross engrailed gules between
four roses of the second, seeded or, barbed vert. Crest : A bear
statant proper, collared and chained or, charged on the shoulder
with a bezant.
For George Lee, Esq., late of this parish, and of Lombard
Street, banker, who died May 4th, 1828, aged 68.

28 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
On a Hatchment.
IX. The same as No. VIII.
Four Shields on the Font.
X. Shield of the Holy Trinity.
XI. Three crowns (Azure, three crowns or, St. Edmund,
King and Martyr. — Blackbume's Sacred Heraldry), for Bury
Abbey. XII. Shield of the Passion (Cross, spear, reed with sponge,
nails, wreath, and whips).
XIII. Shield of the Blessed Sacrament (Gules, three chalices
or, wafers argent. — Blackbume's Sacred Heraldry).
Front of the South Porch.
XIV. Shield of the Trinity.
XV. Three crowns.
XVI. The Royal Arms, C. R., over the tower arch.

DISS.
Mural Monuments in the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, a cross patonce between four
cinquefoils (Manning, Quarterly, azure and gules, a cross flory
between four trefoils slipt or) ; in pretence, A fesse between three
dogs passant, each holding in the mouth a birdbolt (Svmpson.
These arms should have been as follows : — Per bend sable and
or, a lion rampant counterchanged. — E. C. C. p. 262). Crest :
Out of a ducal coronet an eagle's head, between two ostrich
feathers. In memory of Thomas Manning of Bungay, who died January
15th, 1857, aged 63, and Frances his wife, daughter and heiress
of John Simpson, Esq., of Pulham, who died March 6th, 1805,
aged 80 years.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, three
bars sable, a canton ermine, Woodward; 2 and 3, Or, two
bars gemelles gules between three boars' heads erased sable,
Jenkinson ; in pretence, Quarterly, azure and gules, a cross
patonce between four mullets or, Manning. Crest : A squirrel
sejant, holding in its paws a nut.
In memory of Thomas Jenkinson Woodward, Esq., of Walcot
House in this parish, who died January 29th, 1820, aged 75
years, and Frances his widow, daughter and heiress of Thomas
Manning of Bungay, who died November 27th, 1833, aged 84.

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III. (Coloured.) Gules, three pheons or, Belward.
In memory of Richard Fisher Belward, D.D., Master of Caius
College, Cambridge, who died at Roydon, May 16th, 1803, aged
56. Also of Margaret Fisher, his mother, who died December
21st, 1803, aged 90.
IV. (Coloured.) Sable, a lion rampant argent, Scott. Crest :
A stag's head or, collared azure (Scott. Though this crest corres
ponds with that given by Edmonson to Scott of Kew Green, the
arms do not seem to be those of Scott. — E. C. C. p. 263).
In memory of Robert Scott of this place, surgeon, who died
November 2nd, 1759, aged 77 years ; of Alice Scott, his widow,
who died November 26th, 1766, aged 67 years ; of the Rev.
Nathaniel Scott, their only son, Rector of Thorpe Abbots and
Thelveton, who died January 18th, 1812, aged 79 years; also
of Martha Scott, his widow, who died April 22nd, 1826, aged 90
years.' Mural Monuments in the North Aisle.
V. (Coloured.) Or, two bars sable, Deyns ; impaling, Sable,
three boars' heads couped or.
In memory of Martha, wife of Henry Deyns, Gent., who died
30th May, 1661, aged 29. This monument is mentioned by
Blomefield, i. 22. It was originally placed against the pillar now
opposite it. The date is quite gone.
VI. (Coloured.) Or, on a fesse between three leopards' faces
azure, a lion passant guardant argent, Kett.
In memory of John Kett, Gent., who died July 12th, 1692,
aged 74, and Philippia his wife, who died January 17th, 1734,
aged 83.— Bl. Norf. i. 39.
Slabs in the Chancel Floor.
VII. A lion rampant (Bosworih, Or, a lion rampant gules,
collared argent.) Crest: A plume of feathers. (This is the crest
as given in Bl. Norf. i. 22.)
In memory of Edward Bos worth, Rector, who died January 8th,
1713, aged 65.
VIII. Bosworth impaling Manning. Crest : Bosworth.
In memory of Edward Bosworth, Rector of Thelveton, who died
June 14th, 1714, aged 40, and Deborah his wife, daughter of
Samuel Manning, Gent., who died September 13th, 1708, aged 28.
IX. Bosworth.
For "Edward Bosworth, M.A., Rector of this Parish, and
Patron of the Church, who, instituted to the Rectory June 3rd,
1729, died July 26th, 1778, aged 73."

30 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
X. Quarterly, a cross flory between four cinquefoils, Manning.
Crest: Manning.
In memory of the Rev. William Manning, Patron of this
Church, who died November 29th, 1810, aged 77 ; of Elizabeth
his wife, who died January 28th, 1782, aged 34 ; and of two of
their daughters, Elizabeth, aged 13, and Amelia, aged 4.
XI. (In lozenge.) Manning.
In memory of Susan Manning, who died April 9th, 1812,
aged 84. East Window.
XII. Manning.
XIII. Manning, in pretence, Azure, a wolf salient argent,
Donne. In memory of William Manning, 46 years Rector, born
September 30th, 1771, died January 3rd, 1857; married Elizabeth,
daughter and coheiress of the Rev. William Sayer Donne.
Brass Slab at the base of the South Window of the Chancel.
XIV. Manning, in pretence, Argent, a chevron gules between
three horses' heads erased sable, TJpwood.
In memory of Emilia, wife of the Rev. C. R. Manning, Rector,
daughter and coheiress of the Rev. T. T. Upwood of Lovells Hall,
Terrington, Norfolk, born 14th January, 1832, died January 21st,
1873. Window in the North Chantry.
XV. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, with a label of
three argent, England. Window in the South Chantry.
XVI. Barry of six, argent and sable, over all a bend ermine,
Fincham. Motto : Arbore latet opaca.
In memory of two branches of the family of Fincham, many
years resident in this town, and descendants of the de Finchams,
formerly of the parish of Fincham, Norfolk.
Window in the Vestry.
XVII. England, as before, without the label.
XVIII. Azure, three mitres or, Norwich.
XIX. Azure, party per pale wavy, Diss.
XX. Or, a fesse between two chevrons gules, Fitz Walter.
XXI. Bosworth.
XXII. Manning, in pretence Upwood.

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Painted in the Cornice of the Chancel Roof.
XXIII. Manning.
Slabs and Altar Tombs in the Churchyard.
XXIV. On a fesse engrailed, between three griffins' heads
erased, a fleur-de-lis between two roses (Sheriffe, Azure, on a
fesse engrailed between three griffins' heads erased or, a fleur-de-lis
of the first between two roses gules.)
In memory of Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Dr. John Sheriffe,
who died September 10th, 1728, aged 45.
XXV. Sheriffe, impaling A chevron between three roundels.
For Elizabeth, widow of John Sheriffe, who died November 5th,
1702, aged 46.— Bl. Norf. i. 25.
XXVI. Sheriffe.
For John Sheriffe, who died in 1698, aged 56.— Bl. Norf. i. 24.
XXVII. Sheriffe.
For Thomas Sheriffe, who died April 13th, 1669, aged 61.—
Bl. Norf. i. 23.
XXVIII. (In lozenge.) A fesse between three talbots' heads
erased (Burton, Azure, a fesse between three talbots' heads
erased or.)
For " Frances Burton, D  of Thomas Burton."
XXIX. A cross between four escallops (Coggeshall, Argent,
a cross between four escallops sable. — Bl. Norf. i. 24.) Crest:
A buck lodged attired (Coggeshall, A buck lodged sable,
attired or.)
For William Coggeshall, Gent., born at Stratford, Suffolk,
died August 9th, 1714, aged 48 ; and John, son of William
Coggeshall and Elizabeth his wife, died April 13th, 1706,
aged 6.
XXX. On a mutilated slab. An eagle displayed.
This may be the slab mentioned in Bl. Norf. i. 23, to John
Harrison, Gent., who died May 18th, 1665, and Mary his wife,
who died April 1st, 1673. The arms given by him differ rather,
for he makes " the eagle displayed on a chief."

Coped Tomb on the North Side of the Churchyard.
XXXI. Manning.
For the Rev. William Manning, Rector, who died January 3rd,
1857.

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Large Altar Tomb on the North Side of the Churchyard.
XXXII. Per chevron, in base three roundels, one and two
(Layman, Per chevron gules and argent, three annulets counter-
changed.) For Elizabeth and John Layman, who died 1709 and 1710.
East Buttresses of the Chancel.
XXXIII. Manning.
XXXIV. The See of Norwich.

FERSFIELD.
Mural Monument in the Chancel.
I. Azure, two lions combatant or, Carter; impaling, Quarterly:
1 and 4, Sable, a falcon close proper, belled or ; 2 and 3, Gules,
three wolfs' heads erased or.
For the Rev. Samuel Carter, Rector, who died October 24th,
1788, aged 86 years ; and Jane, his widow, who died February
4th, 1791, aged 80 years.
Mural Monument on the Wall of the South Aisle.
II. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, on a chevron or
three broom branches vert, budded gules ; on a canton of the second
a spear sable, broken in the truncheon, Blomefield; 2 and 3,
Quarterly : — 1, Argent, on a pile in point vert, three sinister
hands of the field, Jolly ; 2, Argent, two bars between six
leopards' heads gules, three, two, one, Muskett ; 3, Vert, ©n a
chevron, between three lions' heads erased or, three cross-crosslets
azure, Peak ; 4, Argent, on a bend gules three bucks' heads
cabossed or, Batch. Crest : Gone.
For Henry Blomefield of Fersfield, Gent., who died June 1st, 1732,
aged 52 ; for Alice his wife, daughter and heiress of Thomas Batch
of Lynn Regis, who died March 17th, 1729, aged 52 ; also for
Elizabeth her mother, widow of Henry Batch, daughter of Thomas
Bacon of Bungay, and of Francis his wife, who died December
2nd, 1729, aged 81. Slab in the Chancel.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Blomefield, with quarterings as
before ; impaling, Argent, a lion rampant gules, Womack. Crest:
A demi heraldic tiger rampant azure, the mane and tail argent,
holding in its paws a sword proper, broken in the blade.
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author of the History of Norfolk, who died January 16th, 1752,
aged 47 ; and for Mary his wife, daughter of Arthur Womack,
Rector of Buxton and Oxnead, and Caister next Yarmouth. Date
of her death covered up by altar rails.
Effigy in fhe South Aisle.
IV. Ermine, a cross sable, Bois ; impaling, Gules, a cross flory
with a label of three argent, Latimer.
For Sir Robert du Bois, Knight, who died in 1311. He married
Christian, daughter of Sir William Latimer and widow of Sir
John Carbonel of Waldingfield in Suffolk.
Window of the South Aisle.
V. Sable, a cross engrailed gules, Ufford ; impaling, Gules,
six escallops argent, three, two, one, Scales.
Cedar Chest.
VI. (Much effaced.) Argent, a chevron between three griffins'
heads erased gules, Tilney ; impaling Read.
This chest was given to the parish by Mrs. Elizabeth Barker,
wife of Mr. John Barker, then (circa 1700) Rector, and daughter
of the Rev. Francis Tilney, Rector of Bressingham, her mother
being the daughter of Mr. Thomas Read.
West Front of Tower.
VII. (One of three shields remaining.) A bend between six
cross-crosslets fitchee (Howard, Gules, a bend between six cross-
crosslets fitchee argent.)
The Howard family became possessed of the property in this
parish about 1333.
VIII. Arms of Queen Anne, over the south door, with date
1703, and Motto, Semper eadem.

FRENZE.
Brass on the East Wall.
I. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, A chevron ermine between three
dolphins embowed (Blenerhasset, Gules, a chevron ermine between
three dolphins embowed argent) ; 2 and 3, A lion rampant
crowned (Orton, Argent, a lion rampant regardant vert, crowned
or) ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Three escutcheons (Lowdham,
Argent, three escutcheons sable) ; 2 and 3, A pall reversed
ermine (Keldon, Gules, a pall reversed ermine.)
For Dame Margaret Blenerhasset, widow of Sir Thomas Blener
hasset, and daughter of John Braham of Wetheringsett, Esq., who
died July 23rd, 1561.
Bl. Norf. i. 143, has left out one line of the inscription on this

34 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
brass. " Margaret, first married to John Gosnold," ought to be
" Margaret, first married to John Spelman, after to John Eyre,
and Katleyn, first married to John Gosnold."
II. Brass on the Floor, with Three Shields.
1. Blenerhasset, with an annulet, quartering Orton.
2. Quarterly, Blenerhasset and Orton, impaling Lowdham.
3. As the second.
The fourth shield was there in Blomefield's time, and as late as
1857. It was the coat of Lowdham.
For Ralph Blenerhasset, Esq., who died November 14th, 1475.
III. Brass on the Floor, with Two Shields.
1. Blenerhasset quartering Lowdham.
2. Orton, impaling, A fesse chequy between three nags' heads.
The charges here are very indistinct. It was probably,
Sable, a fesse chequy or and azure, between three nags'
heads erased argent, Heigham.
For John Blenerhasset, who married twice : firstly, Jane, the
daughter of Thomas Heigham of Heigham Green in Suffolk ; and
secondly, Jane, daughter of Sir Thomas Tindall of Hockwold in
Norfolk. He died November 28th, 1510.
IV Brass on the Floor, with Five Shields.
1. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, A bend engrailed (Culpepper, Argent, a
bend engrailed gules) ; 2 and 3, Sem6e of martlets, a
chevron; impaling, Quarterly of nine : — 1, Blenerhasset;
2, Lowdham ; 3, Keldon ; 4, Orton ; 5, A fesse between
three fleurs-de-lis, a crescent for difference, Skelton ; 6,
A fesse between three martlets ; 7, Three pelicans vulning
themselves ; 8, Fretty ; 9, A lion rampant.
2. On a fesse, between three escutcheons, as many mullets
pierced, with a mullet for difference (Bacon, Argent, on a
fesse engrailed gules, between three escutcheons of the
second, as many mullets of the field, pierced sable ; im
paling Blenerhasset and his eight quarterings, as in Shield
No. 1. In No. 6 quartering the fesse is evidently charged
with an annulet, and is also ermine. '
3. Quarterly of six : — 1, Blenerhasset ; 2, Lowdham; 3, Keldon;
4, Orton ; 5, Skelton / 6, Blenerhasset.
4. Quarterly : — 1, A fesse ermine, between three martlets,
charged with an annulet on the fesse; 2, Three pelicans
vulning themselves ; 3, Fretty ; 4, A lion rampant.
5. Blenerhasset and his eight quarterings, as in Shield No. 1.
Crest (above Shield No. 5) : On a wreath a fox sejant.
For Maria, daughter and heir of George Blenerhasset, Esq.,
eldest son of Sir Thomas Blenerhasset, Knt. ; who married, first,

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Thomas Culpepper, Esq. ; next Francis Bacon, Esq. ; and died
September 17th, 1587, aged 70.
In printing this inscription, Blomefield has left out a line and
has made the son a Knight, instead of the father.
V. Brass on the Floor with Three Shields.
1. A cross flory (Braham, Sable, a cross flory argent).
2. Braham, impaling, Chequy, a cross (Rey don, Chequy, argent
and gules, a cross azure.)
3. Rey don.
For Joan Braham, widow of John Braham, Esq., who died
November 18th, 1519.
VI. Brass near the South Door, with Two Shields.
1. Blenerhasset quartering Lowdham.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A fesse dancettee ; in chief three
crescents (Tindall, A fesse dancettee gules; in chief
three crescents of the second) ; 2 and 3, A lion rampant.
For Jane, the widow of John Blenerhasset, who died October
5th, 1521. Slabs in the Floor.
VII. Five roundels ; on a chief a battle-axe fessewise (Nixon,
Sable, five bezants, in cross ; on a chief argent a battle-axe
in fesse of the field) ; impaling, A chevron between three lions
rampant. For Richard Nixon, Esq., who died November 24th, 1666,
aged 76.
VIII. Nixon.
For Richard, son of Richard and Susan Nixon, who died
August 26th, 1678, aged 21.
IX. A fesse embattled between three pheons (Cooper, Vert,
a fesse embattled or between two pheons in chief, and as many
shin-bones in base saltirewise, argent.)
For William Cooper, who died March 30th, 1693.
X. The Royal Arms are on a panel at the west end, but so
nearly gone that no idea can be formed as to the date.

GISSING.
I. Monument of White Marble against the North Wall of
the Chapel, on which are Three coloured Shields.
1. Gules, three garbs within a bordure engrailed or, with the
Ulster badge, Kemp.
2. Kemp, impaling, Sable, on a pile argent a caltrap of the
field (Kerridge : granted to Thomas Kerridge of London
on June 17th, 1629.)
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36 CHURCH .HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
3. 'Kemp, in pretence, Per pale or and azure, on a fesse wavy
three crescents, between four cinquefoils, all counter-
changed (Sone, "Per pale or and azure; on a fesse
wavy two crescents between four quatrefoils, all counter-
changed," is the coat for Sone or Soone of Wavesden,
Suffolk.)
For Sir Robert Kemp, who died September 20th, 1710, having
married first, Mary, the daughter of Thomas Kerridge, and
secondly, Mary, the daughter of John Sone of Ubberston in
the county of Suffolk.
II. Monument on the North Wall of the Chapel, with
Four coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly of eight : — 1, Kemp ; 2, Sable, a lion rampant
argent; 3, Barry of six argent and sable, on a canton
gules a saltire of the first, Branspeth ? ; 4, Or, a maunch
gules, Hastyngs ; 5, Azure, a chevron between three
doves argent, Dove ? ; 6, Argent, three crescents gules,
Buttveyleyn; 7, Azure, three roses or; 8, Sable, two
chevrons argent.
2. Kemp.
3. Kemp, impaling, Argent, on a bend sable three roses or
(Herris : " Or, on a bend azure three cinquefoils pierced
of the field," was confirmed by William Flower, Norroy,
to Arthur Herrys of Cryxsey, Essex, on November 19th,
1578, and, "Or, on a bend gules three cinquefoils of the
field," was borne by Herris of Woodham Mortimer,
Essex.)
4. Kemp impaling Herris, quartering Or, semee guttee de
sang.
Crests : 1, On a garb or, a pelican in her piety, wings elevated
sable; 2, A garb fesseways or, thereon a falcon with wings
endorsed proper.
For Robert Kemp, who died October 23rd, 1612, having
married Dorothy, sole daughter of Arthur Herris of Crixteth
in the county of Essex.
III. Monumental Tablet on South Wall of Chancel, with
Four coloured Shields.
1. 1, Kemp; 2, Sable, a lion rampant argent; 3, Branspeth?;
4, Hastings; 5, Gules, a bend argent; 6, Dove (the
field is sable) ; 7, Buttveyleyn ; 8, Argent, two chevrons
sable ; 9, Azure, three roses or ; 10, Sone.
2. Kemp, with the Ulster badge in the fesse point.
3. Kemp, in lozenge; in pretence, Sable, a fesse between two
chevrons _ argent, charged in the dexter chief with a
fleur-de-lis.

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(The. inscription is more recent.)

KE MR quartering Buttevelyru Impaling HE GKEYcpartenmc} Cornard,
Baynard, and Mmvmng. ForJtabert Kemp Esq. and Elizabeth., S"Awife. 159 4.
SHIELDS on WALL, KEMP CJTAFEL, GISSING CHURC^
5cale li inch to 1 Joot. CKM.ltl.

DISS HUNDRED. 37
4. Gules, on a fesse argent, between three water-bougets of
the second, as many pheons sable ; in pretence, as in
Shield No. 3.
In Memory of Sir Eobert Kemp, Bart., of Ubberston Hall
in the county of Suffolk, who died November 25th, 1761,
aged 60 years; of the Eeverend Thomas Kemp, Rector, his
brother, who died March 5th, 1761 ; of Sir John Kemp, son
of the Rev. Thomas Kemp, who died January 16th, 1761,
aged 17 years ; and of Mary his sister, who died June 17th,
1784, in the 25th year of her age.
IV. Monument on the South Wall of the Chancel,
with Five coloured Shields.
1. Kemp, with the Ulster badge.
2. Kemp, with the Ulster badge ; impaling, Vert, a griffin
passant and a chief or, Brand.
3. Kemp, with the Ulster badge, impaling, Paly of six argent
and azure ; on a chief gules a lion passant or, Blackwell.
4. Kemp, with the Ulster badge ; impaling, Sable, a lion
rampant argent, King.
5. Kemp, with the Ulster badge ; impaling, Or, on a chevron
engrailed sable three eagles' heads couped argent,
Philips, confirmed 10th December, 1633. The eagles'
heads should be erased.
For Sir Robert Kemp, Bart., of Ubberston in the county of
Suffolk, who died on December 18th, 1734, aged 68 ; having
married, first, Letitia, the daughter of Robert King of Thurlow,
Suffolk ; secondly, Elizabeth, only daughter and heiress of John
Brand of Edwarston ; thirdly, Martha, daughter of William
Blackwell of Mortlake, Surrey ; and lastly, Amy, the daughter of
Richard Philips, and relict of John Burrough of Gipps in the
county of Suffolk.
Marble Shields attached to fhe Wall in the Chapel.
V. (Coloured.) Kemp quartering Buttveyleyn; impaling,
Chequy or and azure, a fesse within a bordure gules, Clifford.
For Robert Kemp, " who married secondly, Anne, daughter to
John Clifford of Holm Hale."— Bl. Norf. i. 178.
VI. (Coloured.) Kemp quartering Buttveyleyn ; impaling,
Quarterly: — 1, Barry of six, argent and azure ; in chief an annulet
gules, De Grey ; 2, Azure, a fesse between two chevrons or,
Cornerd ; 3, Argent, a fesse between two chevrons azure, Bainard;
4, Quarterly, azure and gules, a cross flory between four trefoils
slipt or, Manning. Motto : Spero lucern.
For Robert Kemp, who died in 1594. He married as a second
wife, Elizabeth, daughter to Thomas de Grey of Merton.— Bl.
Norf. i. 178.

38 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Brasses on the Chapel Floor.
VII. Kemp, impaling, On a bend three leopards' faces (Cocker-
ham, Argent, on a bend sable three leopards' faces or. — Bl. Norf.
i. 180.)VIII. Kemp, impaling, Three chevrons, two mullets in chief
and one in base (Smythwine, Sable, three chevrons argent, two
mullets in chief and one in base or. — Bl. Norf. i. 180.)

ROYDON.
Mural Monument in the Chancel.
I. Gules, two leopards' faces in pale, between as many
flaunches or ; in chief a crescent, charged with a fleur-de-lis
for difference, Frere. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet, gules, an
antelope's head argent, attired or. Motto : Traditum ab antiquis
servare. To one end of the motto scroll is suspended by a red,
yellow, and blue ribbon, a medal with a mural crown on it, and
above the crown jellalabad. To the other end, suspended by a
red and green ribbon, a medal on which is an ancient fortress, and
above it the word ghuznee.
In memory of Richard Edward, sixth son of Edward and Mary
Anne Frere, Lieutenant in the 13th Regiment of Infantry ; who
died at Rawul Pindee in the Punjaub, on November 18th, 1842.
Slab on fhe Chancel Floor.
II. Two bars (Deyns, Or, two bars sable), impaling, Three
cocks, Rolf?
In memory of Hannah, the wife of Thomas Deyns, Gent., one
ofthe daughters of Clement Rolf; buried on the 15th of October,
1663. Altar Tomb on the South Side of the Churchyard.
III. A chevron between three horseshoes, with a label of
three (Burrough, Azure, a chevron between three horseshoes
argent.— Bl. Norf i. 39); impaling, Gyrony of eight (Camell or
Campbell, Gyrony of eight or and sable. — Bl. Norf. i. 38.) Crest :
A boar's head couped.
In memory of Robert, eldest son of Robert and Mary Burrough
of Diss, who died at Trinity College, Cambridge, on December
14th, 1723, aged 19 ; also of Robert and Mary Burrough, who
both died in 1727, aged respectively 52 and 46.
East Window.
IV. Frere, impaling, Argent, a cross patonce sable, between
four Cornish choughs proper (Richards of Caerynwch, co. Merio
neth.) The Rev. Temple Frere, Rector of Roydon, married Jane,
daughter of Sir Richard Richards; and he erected the east window.
V. The Royal Arms stand in the tower, dated 1791.

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SCOLE.
Slab on the Chancel Floor.
I. A chevron between three millrinds, Fremoult; impaling,
Ermine, an eagle displayed (Bedingfeld, Ermine, an eagle dis
played gules.)
For Elizabeth Joel Fremoult, who died July 4th, 1720, aged 53.
II. The Royal Arms are at the west end, but in too elevated
a position to be distinguished.

SHELFHANGER.
On the Font. •
I. A fesse between six fleurs-de-lis (Bosville, Argent, a fesse
gules between six fleurs-de-lis sable. — Bl. Norf. i. 115.)

SHIMPLING.
Slab on the Nave Floor.
I. A fesse between three mullets (Potter, Sable, a fesse between
three mullets argent. — Bl. Norf. i. 156.) There is no crest, though
Blomefield has given it.
For Cecill Potter, Gent., who died January 29th, 1693, aged
70 years. Mural Tablet.
II. Crest : A snake entwined round a broken column.
In memory of the Rev. Henry Harrison, M.A., Rector, who
died September 15th, 1849, aged 52.
Coloured Shields in Glass, out of the East Window,
now at the Rectory.
III. Quarterly, azure and gules; on a bend argent three
boars passant sable, tusked or (Le Grys — the usual field is
"quarterly, gules and azure"); impaling, Quarterly: — 1, Barry
of ten, argent and azure ; on a canton gules a lion passant or
(Hales, Barry of eight, azure and argent ; on a canton gules
a lion passant or) ; 2 and 3, Azure, a fesse dancettee between
three curlews (?) or, Scogan ; 4, Barry of ten, argent and
azure, a canton gules (Hales, as in the Le Grys quarterings
at Denton Church.)
IV. A fesse between six fleurs-de-lis (Shimpling, Argent; a chief
gules, a fesse between six fleurs-de-lis sable. — Bl. Norf. i. 156.)

THELVETON.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
I. On a fesse three chess rooks (Havers, Or, on a fesse sable
three chess rooks of the field. — Bl. Norf. i. 150.) Crest: A griffin

40 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
passant (Havers, On a wreath or and sable, a griffin sejant
ermine, with a crown for a collar, chained and mantled gules,
doubled argent. — Bl. Norf. i. 150.) These arms and crest were
confirmed, the historian tells us, by Robert Cooke, Clarencieux.
In memory of Henrietta Maria, wife of Thomas Havers, third
daughter of Sir Simeon [an error for Symonds] D'Ewes, Bart.,
of Stow, who died February 15th, 1740, aged 40.
II. Havers, as before.
For William Havers, who died December 2nd, 1 770, aged 73.
III. The Arms of Charles (Charles II. ?) over the south
door.
TIVETSHALL ST. MARGARET.
Slab on the Chancel Floor.
I. On a fesse between three dolphins (?) naiant as many
fleurs-de-lis, Brett; impaling, Paly of six, on a canton two
bars nebulae (Basset, Paly of six, or and gules ; on a canton
argent two bars nebulee sable. — Bl. Norf. x. 214.)
For Thomas Brett, B.A., student in Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, who died November 16th, 1744, aged 60. It may
be Mary, the widow of this Thomas Brett, who was buried in
East Dereham Church, in 1773. The slab there has Brett
with Basset in pretence. Front of the South Porch.
II. Shield of the Holy Trinity.
III. Instruments of the Passion (spear, reed with sponge,
nails, wreath, and whips.)
IV. The Royal Arms of Elizabeth are on the screen, but
hardly distinguishable.
TIVETSHALL ST. MARY.
Slab in the Chancel.
I. A griffin segreant to the sinister; in the sinister chief
a crescent for difference, Boys.
For John Boys, Rector, who died December 30th, 1661.
North Chancel Windows.
II. Bendy of six, or and azure, a canton ermine, Fitz-Otes.
III. Same as No. II.
IV. The Royal Arms stand in the gallery, and are of
George IV., dated 1826.
WINFARTHING.

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BANHAM.
Shield in the Window on the South Side of the Chancel.
I. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, three fleurs-de-lis or ; 2 and 3,
Sable, two bars gules between three lions passant guardant or.
The shield is supported on the dexter side by a lion, and on the
sinister side by a dragon; is encircled with the garter, and ensigned
by an imperial crown.
II. The Royal Arms are at the west end, C. R. (Charles II. ?)

BLO-NORTON.

GARBOLDISHAM (ST. JOHN.).
Slabs on the Vestry Floor, very much worn.
I. (In lozenge.) On a chief two mullets (Bacon, Gules, on a
chief argent two mullets sable.
" Here lyeth interred the Body of Mrs. Jane Bacon, the eldest
daughter of Sir Robert Bacon and Dame Elizabeth his wife (that
was buried at Wighton in this county), who died on the 14th day
of October, in the year of our Lord 1705."— Bl. Norf. i. 269.
II. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Bacon ; 2 and 3, Barry of six, over
all a bend (Quaplode, Barry of six, or and azure, over all a bend
gules) ; impaling, A fesse wavy between three fleurs-de-lis (Hicks ?
Gules, a fesse wavy between three fleurs-de-lis or.) Crest: A boar
passant ermine.
" Under this marble is buried the Body of Sir Robert Bacon,
Bart., who departed this Life on the 31st of June, in the year of
our Lord 1704."— Bl. Norf. i. 269.
These marbles were moved from the ruins of All Saints' Church
to St. John's.
EAST HARLING.
I. Monument by the North Chancel Wall, with Six Shields,
Arms raised.
1. In chief, A chevron between three squirrels sejant (Lovell,
Argent, a chevron azure between three squirrels sejant
gules) ; in base, Two chevrons, each charged with three
cinquefoils (Muswell, Vert, two chevrons argent, each

42 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
charged with as many cinquefoils gules) ; impaling, Three
eagles displayed with two heads (Ashfield, Azure, a
chevron or between three eagles displayed with two heads
argent— Bl. Norf. i. 330.)
2. Lovell quartering Muswell.
3. An eagle displayed.
4. Same as No 1.
5. Same as No. 2.
6. Same as No. 3.
Crest : A bundle of peacock's feathers proper, tied up gules,
Lovell. There is no inscription. Sir Francis Lovell, who died in 1550,
married Anne, daughter of George Ashfield of Middlesex.
II. Monument by the South Chancel Wall, tvith Six Shields,
Arms raised.
1. Lovell and Muswell; impaling, Three unicorns' heads couped
within a bordure engrailed (Paris, Gules, three unicorns'
heads couped proper, within a bordure engrailed or.)
2. Lovell quartering Muswell.
3. Paris.
4. Same as No. 1.
5. Same as No. 2.
6. Same as No. 3.
Crest: Lovell.
For Sir Thomas Lovell, Knt., who died March 23rd, 1567,
and Dame Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir Philip Paris of
Linton in Cambridgeshire, who died the last day of March, 1591.
Monument by the North Chancel Wall.
III. (Raised.) A chevron between three escallops, with a
label of three points (Chamberlain, Gules, a chevron between
three escallops or) ; quartering, A saltire engrailed (Tiptoft,
Argent, a saltire engrailed gules.) Crest : A cameleopard's
head couped. The shield is also supported by two cameleopards.
The brasses are reaved, and no inscription remains.
Sir William Chamberlain, K.G., married the daughter and
heiress of Sir Robert Herling, and lies buried here. His will
was dated March 3rd, 1461.— Bl. Norf. i. 321.
Monument at the East End of the South Aisle, with Effigies.
IV. (Raised.) A unicorn sejant (Harling or Herling, Argent,
a unicorn sejant sable, armed and unguled or.) Crest : A
unicorn's head. The shield is supported by two unicorns.
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and in several places, amidst the floriated decoration of the
tomb, there appears the arms or crest of Harling, and also
"a pelican," the crest of the Gonviles.
For Sir Robert Herling, Knt., who died in 1435, and Joan
his wife, the heiress of the Gonviles.
V. Monument in the South Aisle, with Effigies and Six
Shields, Arms coloured.
1. Quarterly: — 1, Lovell; 2, Sable, a cross between four lions
rampant or, Bendish; 3, Muswell; 4, Argent, four bars
gules, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned per pale of
the first and second, Brandon. This coat appears on
a slab in West Dereham Church, and is described in
Bl. Norf. vii. 327, the only difference being that he
makes the cross in the arms of Bendish, Argent, and
those of Brandon, Barry of ten, argent and gules.
2. Lovell.
3. Gules, fretty argent, with a crescent for difference, Hudleston
or Hudilston.
' 4. Same as No. 1.
5. Lovell and his quarterings, as iD No. 1, impaling, Quarterly
of twelve : — 1, Hudleston ; 2, Argent, a bend between
two mullets sable (Peile — this is given in Bl. Norf. as
the coat of Knevet, for the mullet in base has dis
appeared) ; 3, A saltire with a label of three points
(? Neville, Gules, a saltire argent) ; 4, Argent, three
lozenges conjoined in fesse gules, Montague; 5, Or,
an eagle displayed vert, Monthermer ; 6, Gules, three
lions passant guardant or, within a bordure argent,
Holland, Earl of Kent; 7, Tiptoft ; 8, Gules, a cross
engrailed argent, Inglethorp ; 9, Argent, on a canton
gules a rose or, Bradeston ; 10, Or, a lion rampant
gules, Powys; 11, Azure, a fesse between three leopards'
faces or, charged with an annulet for difference,
De-la-pole; 12, Argent, on a fesse indented sable three
, bezants, Burgh ?
6. Hudleston and his quarterings, as in No. 5.
Crest : Lovell. At the feet of the knight is Lovell's crest ;
at the feet of his lady, Two arms dexter and sinister, embowed
naked, holding in their hands a scalp, all proper, Hudleston.
For Sir Thomas Lovell, Knt., son and heir of Sir Thomas
Lovell ; and for Dame Alice his wife, daughter of Sir John
Huddilston, Knt. He died December 12th, 1604, aged 64.
She died September 1st, 1660, aged 64.
On fhe Screen are Four coloured Shields.
VI. Harling, with crescent.

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VII. Harling.
VIII. Argent, a chief indented gules, Hemgrave. — Bl. Norf.
i. 329. IX. Lozengy, argent and gules, Tudenham.
Hatchment in South Aisle.
X. Sable, a chevron engrailed argent between three fleurs-
de-lis or; on a chief of the third as many spear-heads azure,
Wright. Crest : A dragon's head erased argent pellettee.
Thomas Wright purchased this manor from the Lovells.
Several of the family lie buried in the south aisle. The slabs
which cover them are without shields.
East Window.
XI. Lovell quartering Muswell.
XII. Same as XI.

WEST HARLING.
Monument on the South Side of the Chancel, with Bust.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, a fesse between five estoiles or
(Gipps, Azure, a fesse between six estoiles or.)
" Ricardo Gipps, avunculo suo, Gulielmus Croftes, hoc marmor
in grati anima testimonium poni voluit, Posuit Ricardus, Gulielmi
filius." Tablets on the North Wall of the Nave.
II. (Raised.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a chevron
gules, between three bugle-horns sable, stringed of the second, as
many mullets pierced or, Colborne ; 2 and 3, Gules, on a chevron
between three doves argent as many pellets, Ridley ; impaling,
Argent, a bend chequy ermine and sable, between two lions' heads
erased gules ; on a chief azure three billets of the first, Steele. Sup
porters : Dexter, a bull, charged on the shoulder with three mullets,
two and one, pierced or ; Sinister, a stag proper, gorged with a
ducal coronet or, and pendant therefrom, by a string gules, a
bugle-horn sable. Crest : 1, A stag's head, gorged as the sinister
supporter, Colborne ; 2, • A bull passant gules, tail turned over
the back, Ridley. Motto : Constans fidei.
For the Right Hon. Nicholas William, Lord Colborne, who died
May 3rd, 1854, aged 75 ; and also his widow, Charlotte, Lady
Colborne, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Thomas Steele, who
died February ,17th, 1855, aged 68.
III. Crest (raised) : Ridley.
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College, Oxford, and Rector of this parish for 29 years, died
October 8th, 1854, aged 62.
Tablet at the East End of the Nave.
IV. Crests (raised) : Colborne and Ridley.
For the Hon. William Nicholas Ridley Colborne, only son of
Lord and Lady Colborne, who died March 23rd, 1846, aged 31.
Brass on the Nave Floor.
V. A goat salient (Berdewell, Argent, a goat salient gules,
armed or.— Bl. Norf. i. 302.)
For William Berdewell, who married Elizabeth, daughter of
Edmund de Wychyngham of Fishley.
Brasses fastened to the East Wall of the Vestry.
VI. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1, Or, three bulls'
heads couped sable, Croftes ; 2, Or, a lion rampant gules ; 3,
Gipps; 4, Argent, a demi-buck gules, between his forelegs an
arrow erect in pale or (Decker, London, granted August 6th,
1616) ; in pretence, Azure, a lion rampant or. Crest : A bull's
head, couped sable, armed or.
For Richard Croftes, who died July 4th, 1783, aged 43.
VII. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Croftes ; 2,
Or, a lion rampant gules ; 3, Gipps ; in pretence, Decker. Crest :
Croftes. For William Croftes, who died November 14th, 1770, in his
60th year.
VIII. (In lozenge, tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4,
Croftes ; 2, Or, a lion rampant gules ; 3, Gipps ; in pretence,
Decker. For Mary, relict of William Croftes, who died November 27th,
1772, aged 57. Hatchment in the Vestry.
IX. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Colborne; 2 and 3, Ridley; impaling
Steele. Supporters and Crest : Those of Lord Colborne.
Slab in ihe Chancel.
X. On a bend three cross-crosslets fitchee (Cressener, Argent,
on a bend sable three cross-crosslets fitchee or) ; impaling, Ermine,
a lion rampant.
For Henry Cressener, once Rector of this parish, and Elizabeth
his wife. He died October 19th, 1730, in the 79th year of his
age. She died November 8th, 1719, in her 87th year.
XI. The Royal Arms are at the west end — C. R. (Charles II.)

46 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
KENNINGHALL.
Slab in the Nave-.
I. Three swords in pile, points downwards (Paivlett, Sable,
three swords in pile, points downwards argent, hilts or) ; impaling,
A fesse between three griffins' heads erased. Crest : On a mount
a falcon rising or.
For William Pawlett, Esq., late Captain in the 59th regiment,
who died December 2nd, 1781, aged 50 years; also for Hester
his wife, who died September 13th, 1802, aged 59.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Raised.) On a mount a boar passant chained (Killett,
Argent, on a mount vert a boar passant sable, collar and chain or) ;
impaling, Quarterly of sixteen : — 1 and 16, A fret (Huddleston,
Gules, a fret argent) ; 2, A bend between two mullets (Peile,
Argent, a bend between two mullets sable) ; 3, On a saltire a rose
(Neville, Gules, on a saltire argent a rose of the field) ; 4, Three
lozenges in fesse (Montague, Argent, three lozenges conjoined in
fesse gules) ; 5, An eagle displayed (Monthermer, Or, an eagle
displayed vert) ; 6, Sem6e-de-lis, a lion rampant (Holland, Azure,
semee-de-lis, a lion rampant argent) ; 7, Three lions passant
within a border (Holland, Earl of Kent, Gules, three lions
passant or within a border azure, semee-de-lis gold) ; 8, Two
bars ; in chief three roundels ; 9, A cross engrailed (Jnglethorp,
Gules, a cross engrailed argent) ; 10, A fesse between three
leopards' faces (De-la-pole, Azure, a fesse between three leopards'
faces or) ; 11, On a canton a rose (Bradeston, Argent, on a canton
gules a rose or) ; 12, A saltire engrailed (Tiptoft, Argent a
saltire engrailed gules) ; 13, A fesse double cotised (Baddlesmere,
Argent, a fesse double cotised gules) ; 14, A lion rampant
(Charleton, Or, a lion rampant gules) ; 15, A bear's paw erect,
erased (Powys, Argent, a bear's paw erect, erased gules.). Crest :
Arm embowed, holding in the hand a scroll. Most of the
Huddleston quarterings are taken from the shield on the
monument to Sir Thomas Lovell, Knt., at East Harling.
For William Killett, Esq., formerly of Great Yarmouth, who
died July 16th, 1824, in the 89th year of his age ; also for
the Rev. William Killett, formerly curate of March, and for
twenty-six years the faithful Vicar of this parish, son of
William Killett and Mary his wife: he died April 14th, 1846,
and is buried at March in the Isle of Ely. Also for Mary
Killett, who died at Great Yarmouth, April 3rd, 1850, in
the 80th year of her age, sister of the Rev. William Killett.
III. There is an altar-tomb for George, Lord Audley, but
the arms are too indistinct to be given.

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IV. The Royal Arms of Queen Elizabeth are in a large
frame at the west end of the church.
V. At the east end of the nave is another copy of the Royal
Arms, of Queen Anne after the Union with Scotland.

SOUTH LOPHAM.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
I. On a chevron engrailed, between three talbots' heads erased,
a mullet (Hall, " The Rev. Mr. Robert Hall bears, Argent, on a
chevron engrailed, between three talbots' heads erased gules, a
mullet of the field ; in chief a crescent for difference." — Bl. Norf.
i. 241.) Crest : A talbot's head erased (Hall, " On a torce argent
and gules, a talbot's head erased of the second." — Bl. Norf.
i. 24L) For Robert Hall, Rector of this parish, who died February 21st,
1752, aged 65.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Sable, ten. plates, four, three, two,
and one ; on a chief argent a lion passant sable, Bridgman. Crest :
A trefoil slipped.
In memory of Edward Bridgman of Coney Weston Hall,
Suffolk, who died October 23rd, 1853, aged 72 ; and of Frances
his wife, who died August 31st, 1865, aged 78.

NORTH LOPHAM.
Slab on the Nave Floor.
I. Two bars and a canton (Boyas, Argent, two bars and a
canton sable.)
For Francis Boyas, Gent., who died July 6th, 1692.
II. Royal Arms of George III.

QUIDENHAM.
I. Slab in the Chancel, wiih Five Shields.
1. (In the centre.) Semee-de-lis, a lion rampant (Holland, Azure,
semee-de-lis, a lion rampant argent.)
2. Covered up by a pew. It was probably Holland.
3. A bend within a bordure engrailed, Knyvett.
4. Holland.
5. Three greyhounds courant in pale, Wigmore.
Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a demi-lion rampant.

48 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For "that worthy Knight, Sir Thomas Holland," who died
February 5th, 1625, aged 47.
II. Monumental Tablet on the North Chancel Wall, wiih .
Three Shields.
1. Holland, with the Ulster badge.
2. Holland, with the Ulster badge.
3. Gules, two bars ermine ; on a canton sable a fer-de-moline
argent, Panton.
Crest : Holland.
"Sir John Holland, who erected this monument for himself
seventeen years before his death, married the Lady Alathea
Sandys, and was sent Commissioner for the Parliament to K. C.
the First, and received marks of Royal Favour." He died 19th
of January, 1700, after he was created Baronet seventy-two
years, and in the 98th year of his age.
III. Monumental Tablet on the North Chancel Wall, with
Three Shields.
1. Argent, a cross raguly sable, Sandys.
2. Holland, with the Ulster badge.
3. Panton.
For the Lady Alathea Sandys, daughter of John Panton, Esq.,
first married with William, Lord Sandys, of the Vyne in Hamp
shire, afterwards wife of Sir John Holland ; died in the 69th year
of her age, May 22nd, 1679.
IV. Monumental Tablet on the South Chancel Wall, with
Two Shields.
1. Argent, on a chief azure three pheons or, Crompton; impaling
Holland.
2. Crompton.
For Katherine, wife and relict of Robert Crompton, daughter
of Thomas Holland, who died November 20th, 1653, in the 30th
year of her age.
V. The Royal Arms, carved in wood, are at the west end : not
distinguishable, but probably modern.

RIDDLESWORTH.
Tablet on the North Wall.
I. (Tinctured with lines.) Gules, two bars gemelles and a
chief argent, Thornhill; impaling, dexter, two coats: — 1, Ermine,
a saltire argent ; on a chief three crescents. 2, Azure, a ducal
coronet between three cross-crosslets fitch6e or, Pearce; and
impaling, sinister, quarterly of six : — 1, Quarterly, 1 and 4,

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A bugle-horn ; 2 and 3, A chevron between three bugle-horns
stringed : 2, Quarterly, or and sable, on the first and fourth quarters
a bugle-horn stringed ; 3, Sable, a cross flory argent ; 4, On a bend
three billets ; 5, Azure, a pale argent ; 6, Per pale, a chevron
between three bugle-horns counterchanged (?). The arms are
here very roughly carved, therefore I have not identified them.
For Thomas Thornhill, of Fixby Hall, Yorkshire, and of
Riddlesworth, who died May 29th, 1844, in his 64th year.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Raised.) Thornhill, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4. A
chevron between three martlets ; 2 and 3, Three nags' heads.
Crest : A thorn tree on a mount. Motion Be fast.
For Thomas Thornhill of Riddlesworth, who died December
9th, 1875, aged 71 years.
III. Monument on the North Wall of the Nave, wiih
Seven coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly of six: — 1 and 6, Argent, on a chief vert two
mullets or, with a crescent sable for difference (Drury,
Argent, on a chief vert a cross tau between two
mullets pierced or) ; 2, Argent, six cross-crosslets fitchee,
three, two, and one, gules ; a chief indented azure,
Saxham ; 3, Sable, six cinquefoils, three, two, and one,
pierced argent, Frissell; 4, Chequy argent and gules, on
a fesse azure three buckles or, Geddyng ; 5, Argent, a
chevron gules between three morions proper, Brudenell';
in pretence, Argent, a chevron between three griffins
passant sable, Finch.
2. Drury impaling, Chequy or and azure, a fesse ermine,
Calthorpe.
3. Drury impaling Finch.
4. Drury impaling, Per pale argent and gules, with a mullet
sable for difference, Waldegrave.
5. Argent, on a bend gules three pairs of wings conjoined
in lure of the field, Wingfield ; impaling Drury.
6. (Defaced.) It was Sable, a fesse ermine between three
chaplets argent, Deane ; impaling Drury.
7. , (Defaced.) It was Gules, a fesse chequy argent and sable
between six cross-crosslets fitchee or, Boteler ; impaling
Drury.
Crest : A greyhound courant, argent, collared or.
The tinctures on this monument are becoming very indistinct :
the impalements on the last two shields are just to be distinguished.
For Sir Drue Drury, Knt., third son of Robert Drury of
Egerly, co. Buckingham, who was second son of Robert Drury
of Hasted, Suffolk. He married first, Elizabeth, daughter of

50 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Sir Philip Calthorp and relict of Sir William Wodehouse ;
secondly, Katherine, daughter and heir of William Finch of
Linstead in Kent. He died April 29th, 1617, aged 99 years.
The shields on the monument commemorate also the marriages
of his family. His eldest son, Sir Drue Drury, married Anne,
daughter and sole heir of Edward Waldegrave of Lawford in
Essex. Her eldest daughter, Elizabeth, married Sir Thomas
Wingfield of Leveringham, Suffolk. His second daughter, Anna,
married John Deane of Dynes Hall, Essex ; and his third
daughter, Frances, married Robert Botler of Woodhall, Hert
fordshire. Altar Tomb by South Wall of the Chancel.
IV. Drury, with cross tau between the mullets on the chief;
impaling, Argent, on a chevron gules three castles of the field ; on
a canton azure a fleur-de-lis or, Vilett of Pinckney. Crest : Drury.
For Sir Robert Drury, Baronet, son of Sir Drue Drury,
Baronet, who married Diana, third daughter of George Vilet
of Pinckney Hall, and died April, 1712, aged 78.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
V. Drury, as in No. IV. ; impaling Vilett.
For Dame Diana Drury, widow of Sir Robert Drury, Baronet,
who died in 1744.
VI. Drury, as in No. IV. ; impaling, Two bars dancettee,
ermine, between six cross-crosslets (Harsnett, Azure, two bars
dancettee, ermine, between six cross-crosslets or.)
For Dame Elinor Drury, second daughter of Samuel Harsnett
of Great Fransham, relict of William Marsham of Stratton
Strawless, second wife of Sir Robert Drury, " kill'd in the fatal
Hurricane Novr. 27th, 1703."
VII. (In lozenge.) A dolphin embowed, a chief ermine
(Fisher, Gules, a dolphin embowed or, a chief ermine.)
Bl. Norf gives " Gules, on a chief ermine a dolphin embowed
or," which is, I believe, the usual coat.
For " Mrs. Mary Fisher, whose soul took her flight to heaven
in the furious hurricane on Nov. 27th, 1703. This monument is
dedicated by her true and faithful lover, Anthony Drurv bf
Mendham in Norfolk, Gent." J

RUSHFORD.
Slab on the Floor.

I. A lion rampant, the tail elevated and turned over the
head (Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant, the tail elevated and

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turned over the head, sable.) Crest : A buck's head couped
(Buxton, A buck's head couped gules, attired or.)
For Robert Buxton, "ex Antiqua Prosapia de Channons in
agro Norfolciensi oriundi." He died July 15th, 1691, aged 32.
Hatchments in the Tower.
II. Quarterly of six : — 1 and 6, Buxton with the Ulster
badge ; 2, Or, two bucks lodged in pale gules (Buxton, the ancient
coat of the family) ; 3, Or, on a canton sable a leopard's head
couped, affrontee, of the field, Jacob / 4, Per pale argent and sable,
a chevron between three talbots passant counterchanged ; on
a chief gules a leopard's face or, Gooch; 5, Sable, a chevron
between three herons argent, beaked gules (Heron, the field
of this coat should be "azure"); impaling, quarterly: — 1 and
4, Gules, two helmets in chief proper, garnished or, in base
a garb of the last, Cholmeley; 2 and 3, Azure, on a chief
argent three eagles displayed sable (Harrison of Norton Place,
Lincoln. The chief should be "or.") Crest: Buxton. Motto:
Grata sume manu.
John Buxton of Channons Hall, who died in 1731, married
Anne, only surviving child of Clement Gooche. John, their
eldest son, married Elizabeth, daughter and at length heiress
of John Jacob of Norton, co. Wilts.
III. Quarterly of six : — 1 and 6, Buxton ; 2, Buxton (ancient
coat) ; 3, Heron ; 4, Gooch ; 5, Jacob ; impaling, Per pale or
and argent; on a chief indented sable three lions rampant
of the first, Beevor. Crest and Motto : Buxton.
Sir Robert John Buxton married May 2nd, 1777, Juliana Mary,
second daughter of Sir Thomas Beevor, Bart.

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SHEOPHAM HUNDEED.

ATTLEBOROUGH.
Mural Tablets in the North Transept.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Or, a chevron chequy gules and
azure, between three cinquefoils of the second, Cooke ; impaling,
Azure, a dolphin embowed argent ; a chief or, Francklin.
For Eleanor Mary, wife of the Rev. James Cooke of Semer
in the county of Suffolk, and eldest daughter of Fairfax
Francklin, Rector of this parish, who died March 14th, 1830,
aged 23.
II. (Coloured.) Francklin, impaling, Gyrony of four or and
gules, four roundels, each charged with a martlet, all counter-
changed, Bidwell. Crest : A dolphin argent entwined round
an anchor erect sable. Motto : In profundis auxilium.
For Fairfax Francklin, Rector of Attleborough for thirty-six
years, and Vicar of Watton, who died September 17th, 1838,
aged 67 years ; also for Sarah his wife, who died October 19th,
1842, aged 63 ; with three of their children : Henry Charles,
who died January 18th, 1809, aged 1 year; Henry Fairfax,
who died in 1816, in his 1st year ; and Caroline Sarah, who
died April 18th, 1826, aged 16.
III. Gules, a lion rampant, tail forked, argent, Nerford.
For Henry Nerford, Rector for forty -five years : erected
in 1684.
IV Mural Tablet in ihe South Transept^ with Three
coloured Shields.
1. Argent, three leopards' faces sable, Rawlings; impaling,
Argent, three greyhounds courant regardant, sable.
2. Rawlings.
3. Argent, three greyhounds courant regardant, sable.
For John Rawlings, Rector of this church for thirty-three
years. Buried May 11th, 1614, aged 67.

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Slab on the Nave Floor.
V. Three battle-axes in pale (Gibbs, Azure, three pole-axes
in pale argent, garnished or ; impaling, On a chevron, between
three lions' heads erased, two serpents.) Crest : An arm couped
at the shoulder holding a battle-axe (Gibbs, An arm embowed
in armour proper, garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a
pole-axe argent.)
For Captain John Gibbs, who died October 22nd, 1695,
aged 48. He married Elizabeth, second daughter of Thomas
Pride, Esq.; and secondly Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas
Monk. Shield in a Window at the East End, behind the Altar.

VI. Quarterly: — 1, quarterly — 1 and 4, Sable, on a
dancettee between three lions rampant regardant argent, supporting
an altar or, flaming proper, seven billets of the field (Smith
of Hill Hall, Essex. It ought to be nine billets) ; 2 and 3,
Or, a bend vaire, cotised gules, Bowyer : 2, Smith of Hill Hall ;
3, Argent, on a bend sable three cross-crosslets of the field,
with a martlet azure, charged with a crescent sable for difference,
Charnock; 4, Argent, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or,
Wilford ; impaling, Ermine, on a cross gules five escallops or,
Weyland. In memory of Sir Edward Bowyer Smijth, Bart., erected
in 1853. On a coped Tomb in the Churchyard.
VII. (Tinctured by lines.) Barry of four argent and
gules, per pale counterchanged ; on a chief dancettee erminois
three escallops sable, Barrett ; impaling, Argent, a chevron ermine
between three nags' heads erased of the field, Slader. Crest :
A wyvern erminois, wings expanded, barry of four argent and
gules per pale counterchanged, collared and chained, charged on
the shoulder with an escallop sable. Motto : Probitas verus honos.
For the Rev. Jonathan Tyers Barrett, D.D., who died in
1851, Rector of Attleborough and Prebendary of St. Paul's;
author of Memorials of Attleborough Church.
Shield on the East Wall over ihe Altar.
VIII. (Coloured.) Or, a fesse between two chevrons gules,
Fitz Walter. Shields, supported by Angels, on the South Side
of the Nave.
IX. (Carved.) Fitz Walter.

54 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
X. (Carved.) Fitz Walter, impaling, Per fesse, a pale
counterchanged, three lions rampant crowned ?
On Screen, now at the West End of the Church, are ihe
Arms of the Bishoprics, coloured.
XI. Gules, two swords in saltire (London, Gules, two swords
in saltire argent, pommels or.)
XII. Azure, a cross between four lions rampant (Durham,
Azure, a cross between four lions rampant or.)
XIII. Gules, two keys addorsed in bend sinister, interposed
between them in bend a sword (Winchester, Gules, two keys
addorsed in bend, the uppermost argent, the other or, a sword
interposed between them in bend sinister of the second, pommel
and hilt gold.) The position of the keys and sword on the
Attleborough shield is the right one, a fact which has been, I
believe, recently proved by the College of Arms.
XIV. Gules. The charges are gone, but the name remains
above the shield. It was for (Exeter, Gules, a sword in pale
proper, hilt or, and two keys in saltire, gold.)
XV. Gules, two lions passant guardant ; on a chief the
Holy Virgin and Child (Lincoln, Gules, two lions passant
guardant or ; on a chief azure the Holy Virgin and Child sitting
crowned, and bearing a sceptre of the second.)
XVI. Gules, three ducal crowns (Ely, Gules, three ducal
crowns or.)
XVII. Gules, a cross potent between four cross-crosslets
(Lichfield, Per pale gules and argent, a cross potent quadriated,
between four crosses pattee, of the second and or.)
XVIII. Azure, three mitres (Norwich, Azure three mitres
labelled or.)
XIX. Azure, the Holy Virgin and Child, with a sceptre in
her left hand, all or, Salisbury.
XX. Argent, ten torteaux in pile, Worcester.
XXI. Azure, a Prester John with a mitre on his head,
sitting on a tombstone, his right hand extended (Chichester, Azure,
a Prester John sitting on a tombstone, in his left hand a mound,
his right hand -extended, all or, with a linen mitre on his head,
and in his mouth a sword proper.)
XXII. Argent, a chevron cotised gules (Gloucester, Or, three
chevronels gules.)
XXIII. A saltire quarterly, quartered argent and or (Bath
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XXIV. On a saltire an escallop shell (Rochester, Argent, on
a saltire gules an escallop shell or.)
XXV. Argent, on a cross sable a mitre labelled or, Carlisle.
XXVI. Gules, three mitres labelled or, Chester, called "West
Chester." XXVII. Sable, three ducal crowns in pale or, Bristol.
XXVIII. Gules, two keys in saltire between four cross-
crosslets fitchee or, Peterborough.
XXIX. Sable, a fesse argent ; in chief three ladies from
the waist, heads affrontee proper, arrayed, vailed, and crowned or ;
in base an ox of the second passant over a ford proper (Oxford.
The painting of this coat is rough, but very distinct.)
XXX. Gules, three leopards' heads reversed, jessant, as many
fleurs-de-lis or, Hereford.
XXXI. Sable, on a cross argent five cinquefoils of the field
(St. David's, Sable, on a cross or five cinquefoils of the first.)
XXXII. Gules, a bend or guttee de poix between two mullets
pierced argent, Bangor.
XXXIII. Sable, a key and crosier in saltire argent (St. Asaph,
Sable, two keys in saltire addorsed argent.)
XXXIV. Sable, two crosiers in saltire argent ; on a chief
gules three mitres labelled of the second (Llandaff, Sable, two
crosiers in saltire or and argent; on a chief azure three mitres
labelled gold.)

BESTHORPE.
Slabs on the Nave Floor, between the North and
South Transepts.
I. Quarterly, an imperial crown between four lions rampant
(Harbord, Quarterly, gules and azure, an imperial crown or,
between four lions rampant argent.) Crest : On a chapeau, turned
up ermine, a lion couchant (Harbord, On a chapeau gules, turned
up ermine, a lion couchant argent.)
For " Carolus Harbord, Eques auratus Caroli Primi et Secundi,
Regum Anglise, Supervisor Generalis." He died in 1679, aged
84. II. Three lions rampant ; impaling a plain coat.
For Maria, wife of Charles Harbord, who died September 5th,
1666, aged 64. She came of the noble family of Baron Van
Alst in Flanders.

56 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
III. A fine Monument of Alabaster, with the Figure of
a Knight reposing, having Three Shields.
1. Argent, on a chief vert a cross tau between two mullets or, a
crescent sable for difference, Drury.
2. Drury, impaling, Argent, three cocks gules, armed, crested,
and jelloped sable, with a crescent for difference, Cokaine.
3. Cokaine.
Crest : A greyhound statant, collared gules (Drury. This
differs a little from the usual crest, which is "A greyhound
courant, collared or.")
For Sir William Drury, Knight, eldest son of Sir Anthony
Drury, Knight, who married Mary, eldest daughter of William
Cokaine of London. He died at London on the 8th day of
November, 1639, in the 42nd year of his age.
Shield standing on the South Window of the Chancel.
IV. (Coloured.) Quarterly of sixteen : — 1, Argent, a bend
indented azure between two stags' heads cabossed sable, Needham ;
2, Argent, on a chevron gules, between three torteaux, as many
mullets of the first, Cranach ; 3, Quarterly, per fesse indented
gules and or, Bromley ? in the centre a plain shield ; 4, Argent,
on a chevron within a bordure engrailed gules five bezants,
Bromley; 5, Argent, a scythe, the blade in chief, the hand in
bend sinister, in fesse three fleurs-de-lis, Sneyd ? 6, Argent, on a
bend cotised gules three crescents of the first (Cressy, Argent, on
a bend cotised sable three crescents of the field) ; 7, Defaced ;
8, Defaced ; 9, Sable, a chevron between three bulls' heads
cabossed argent, Bulkeley ; 10, Defaced; 11, Quarterly, gules
and argent, on the second and third quarters a fleur-de-lis
sable, and over all a bend of the second, Hexhall? 12, Sable, a
chevron engrailed between three owls proper Hewit, co. Stafford ;
13, Defaced ; 14, Argent, a griffin segreant within a bordure
sable ; 15, Azure, a chevron argent, in chief a lion passant guardant
of the second, Hanbury ; 16, Defaced. The whole shield had a
coat in pretence, which was probably Drury, or Drury
quartering Cokaine. Crest : A phoenix rising out of flames
proper. Motto : Nunc aut nunquam.
If this shield is connected with the inscription given in Bl.
Norf. i. 494, it is for Robert Nedham, Viscount Kilmorrey, son of
Charles, Viscount Kilmorrey, who married Bridgett, daughter of
Sir William Drury and his wife Mary. He died. May 29th,
1668, aged 13. But it is probably for the father, and the
escutcheon of pretence had on it the coat of Drury quartering
Cokaine.

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BRIDGHAM.
Cut on the Font.
I. (Coloured.) Gules, a pall with quatrefoil in chief, See of
Canterbury ? It is thus drawn and coloured.
II. Three crowns (See of Ely, Gules, three crowns or.)

BUCKENHAM, OLD.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
I. Paly of six, over all on a bend a sword, Welham. Crest :
A talbot passant.
For "Elizabeth, wife to John Welham, and only daughter to
Robert Sanderson, late of Wisbeach, who died December 7th,
1728, aged 63."
II. On a chevron between three leopards' faces as many
trefoils slipped (Hervey ; the coat mentioned in Bl. Norf. i. 393,
as being on a hatchment of this family is, " Or, on a chevron
between three leopards' faces gules as many fleurs-de-lis
argent"); impaling, A chevron between three bucks springing.
Crest : A leopard collared and chained, holding in its dexter
paw a trefoil slipped.
For Robert Hervey, Esq., who died September 28th, 1744 ;
and Anne his wife, who died April 12th, 1755.
Monumental Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Or, on a chief engrailed gules
three fieurs-de-lis argent, Slapp ; in pretence, Or, five mascles
in cross, and a chief indented gules, Kendall. Crest : A leopard
or lion's head.
For Thomas Slapp of Botesdale, Suffolk, who died August 5th,
1805, aged 63 ; and his widow, Anna Catherine Slapp, only
daughter and heiress of John Kendall of North Walsham,
Norfolk, who died April 2nd, 1812, aged 75.
Monumental Tablet on the Wall of the North Aisle.
IV. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron between three .palmers'
scrips (?) sable, Palmer.
In memory of Ellis Palmer, who died September 2nd, 1831,
aged 63; Mary. Norton his wife, who died February 6th, 1819,
aged 43 ; their second son, Rev. Ellis Palmer, B.D., Vicar of
Wellington, who died May 16th, 1875, aged 62; their third
son, Richard Palmer, who died April 18th, 1852, aged 36 ;
and the only child of the latter, the Rev. Richard Palmer, M.A.,
Rector of Clopton, who died May 8th, 1879, aged 38.

58 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Brass on the Nave Floor.
V. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1, Ermine, on a chief
sable three crescents' argent, Preston; 2, Argent, a fesse sable
between three roses gules, barbed vert ; 3, Sable, a bend or ;
in chief a leopard's face ; 4, Quarterly, gules and argent, in
the first quarter an annulet or, Cock; impaling, Ermine, an
eagle displayed gules, Bedingfeld.
" This Gravestone over the Body interred underneath having
been carried away or broken to pieces and the brasses removed
to another church, were replaced in remembrance of the common
Ancestor of the Prestons of Beeston St. Lawrence and Stanfield
Hall in this county, by the Rev. George Preston, only surviving
son of the late Isaac Preston, Esq., of Beeston ; Anno Domini
1831." Two small brass shields are placed above ; on one is a chalice
and wafer, with I H S ; the second has a crane with scroll
issuing from its mouth, and the words "Deo gratias." This
latter, says Bl. Norf i. 392, was on the brass to Thomas Brown.
Shields in the Windows on the South Side of the Nave,
in order from the East End.
VI. Argent, a cross sable.
VII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, five bendlets argent, Cailly ;
2 and 3, Chequy, gules and or, over all a bend ermine, Clifton.
VIII. Azure, three crescents argent, Thorp.
IX. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a saltire engrailed argent,
Kerdeston ; 2 and 3, quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a lozenge
sable a cross flory gules ; 2 and 3, Argent, on a bend azure three
mullets pierced or, Bosvile.
X. Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed sable, Knyvett.
XI. Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned of the first,
over all on a bend azure three bezants, Bokenham.
XII. Azure, three crowns or (East Anglia or Bury Abbey ; if
the latter, the cross arrows are wanting.)
XIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a chief gules, and over
all a bend azure, Cromwell; 2 and 3, Chequy, or and gules,
a chief ermine, Tatshull.
XIV. Knyvett quartering Clifton.
XV. Cailly quartering Clifton.
XVI. Knyvett quartering Clifton.
XVII. Argent, three escallops sable, for Buckenham Priory.
It was some while ere I was able to • thoroughly identify the
coat, "Gules, five bendlets argent," or "Bendy of nine gules

^Shields in the Windows' bF Old Buckenham Phurch.

SHROPHAM HUNDRED. « 59
and argent." Blomefield, in the only place where he mentions
it, blazons it thus, " Barry of ten, gules and argent," and fails
to give any name ; and he assigns to Cailly the same coat as
Clifton, in which error he is followed by Burke and others.
Through the kindness of my friend, Mr. Manning, I am able
to give as my authority for assigning it to Cailly, the funeral
certificate of Sir Thomas Knyvett, published in The Topographer
and Genealogist, vol. i. 472. It is very evident from its position
in the shields, both here and in New Buckenham Church, that
it can have been intended for no other family.

BUCKENHAM, NEW.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Five mascles conjoined in cross, and a chief indented
(Kendall alias Tindall, Or, five mascles conjoined in cross, and a
chief gules). Crest : Issuing from a coronet a ram's head, above
the head four mascles conjoined in cross.
For John Kendall, who died December 14th, 1672, aged 59.
II. Kendall. Crest : A hand proper, holding a cross of five
mascles. This is the crest of the family as given in Bl. Norf.
i. 353. For Elizabeth, wife of John Kendall, who died February 25th,
1695, aged about 80.
III. Kendall, impaling, A fesse engrailed between three
fleurs-de-lis (Ashfield, Sable, a fesse engrailed between three
fleurs-de-lis argent.) Crest : Issuing from a coronet, a lion's
gamb erect, supporting five mascles conjoined in cross. This is
the crest as given by Burke for the "Tindalls of Dickleborow,"
Norfolk. For Maurice Kendall of North Walsham in Norfolk, who died
in 1712, aged 52.
IV. Kendall, impaling, A chevron between three castles
(Scarborough of North Walsham ; confirmed September 10th,
1614. Or, a chevron between three castles gules.) Crest : As
Noll. For Maria, wife of Maurice Kendal and daughter of Henry
Scarborough of North Walsham, who died in 1693.
Slab in the North Aisle.
V. (In lozenge.) An estoile of eight points between two
flaunches ermine (Hobart, Sable, an estoile of eight points or
between two flaunches ermine.)
For Henrietta, daughter of John Hobart, Esq., who died
November 1st, 1771, aged 74.

60 « CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Font.
VI. A bend within a bordure engrailed (Knyvett, Argent, a
bend within a bordure engrailed sable.)
Gravestone in the Churchyard.
VII. Three bucks' heads erased (Wade, Argent, three bucks'
heads erased azure.) Crest : A lion passant, chained.
For Thomas Wade, who died October 17th, 1708 ; Robert
Wade, his brother, who died January 7th, 1708 ; and John Wade,
their uncle, who died July 23rd, 1721, aged 73. This stone is
almost covered up with grass and destroyed.
Carved in Stone over the West Doorway.
VIII. A bend cotised between six lions rampant (Bohun,
Azure, a bend argent, cotised, between six lions rampant or. )
For William de Bohun, Earl of Northampton.
IX. Bohun.
For Sir Humfry de Bohun.
X. A chevron (Stafford, Or, a chevron gules.)
XI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Three fleurs-de-lis ; 2 and 3, Three
lions passant guardant, all within a bordure, Holland.
XII. Knyvett, quartering Five bendlets (Cailly, Gules, five
bendlets argent.)
XIII. Knyvett, quartering Paly of six within a bordure
charged with roundels (Bassett, Paly of six or and gules, within a
bordure sable bezantee.)
XIV. Knyvett, quartering Chequy, over all a bend (Clifton,
Chequy, or and gules, over all a bend ermine.)
XV. A demi-lion rampant within a bordure charged with
roundels (Lynne, Argent, a demi-lion rampant gules within a
border sable bezantee.)
XVI. Knyvett quartering Heveningham ? This quartering is
quite gone, but it is thus given in Bl. Norf.
XVII. A lion rampant (Albini, Gules, a lion rampant or. —
Bl. Norf i. 223.)

ECCLES.
I. The monument mentioned in Bl. Norf i. 411, to Samuel
Birch, A.M., has completely lost its coat of arms.
II. The Royal Arms (George II.) are at the west end.

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ELLINGHAM, GREAT.
Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
I. The dexter coat is quite gone. Bl. Norf. iv. 210, gives
this coat for Colman, "Azure, on a pale rayonnee a lion rampant
gules"; impaling, A rose argent, seeded or, and barbed
vert (Howman, Gules, a rose argent ; a chief ermine. — Bl. Norf.
viii. 274.)
For Fysher Colman, who died July 27th, 1758, aged 37
years; he married Margaretta Maria, daughter of Edward
Howman of the city of Norwich, M.D.
On a Portion of the Screen, Two Shields.
II. Sem6e-de-lis (Mortimer, Or, semeVde-lis sable.)
Sir Robert Mortimer was patron of this church in 1381.
III. Same as No. II.

HARGHAM.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. (In lozenge.) Two bars and a chief indented (Hare, Gules,
two bars or, and a chief indented of the second. — Bl. Norf.
i. 414) ; impaling, A pheon within a bordure charged with
eight roundels (Sharpe, Azure, a pheon argent, a bordure of
the last charged with eight torteaux. For the Sharpes of
Cumberland and Leicestershire.)
For Maria, wife of Thomas Hare, and daughter of Joseph
Sharpe of Thetford, who died September 28th, 1747, aged 51.
II. (In lozenge.) Hare.
In memory of Mrs. Anne Hare, second daughter of Ralph
Hare, late of this parish, who died June 25th, 1765, aged 70.
III. Hare, with a mullet for difference ; impaling, Per fesse
three lions rampant, in a bordure ( Willis, Per fesse argent' and
gules, three lions rampant counterchanged, in a bordure
ermine. — Bl. Norf. i. 416.) Crest (on a shield) : A demi-lion
holding a cross-crosslet fitchee, Hare.
For Ralph Hare, who died November 16th, 1709, aged 52.
He married Anna, the eldest daughter of Sir John Willis of
Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire.
IV. (In lozenge.) Hare; in pretence, An eagle displayed,
double-headed. For Mary Hare, eldest daughter of Hugh and Mary Hare, who
died May 6th, 1788, aged 15.

62 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. (In lozenge.) Hare; in pretence, an eagle displayed,
double headed. Crest: Hare.
For Mary Hare, relict of Hugh Hare, who died December 16th,
1815, aged 78.
VI. Hare impaling Willis.
For Anne, the widow of Ralph Hare, and daughter of Sir
John Willis of Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, who died September
25th, 1728, aged 57.
VII. Hare, with a mullet ; impaling, Two bars, on each three
mascles ; on a canton a leopard's face (Geary or Gery, Gules,
two bars or, on each three mascles azure ; on a canton a leopard's
face. — Bl. Norf. i. 416.) On the book-plate of William Gery
of Bushmead, Bedfordshire, in 1750, the arms are : Gules, two
bars argent, on each three mascles of the first ; on a canton or
a leopard's face azure.
For Nicholas Hare, who married Katherine, daughter of William
Geary of Bushmead in Bedfordshire, and died November 15th,
1689, aged 57.
VIII. (In lozenge.) Hare.
For Alicia, daughter of Sir John and Lady Elizabeth Hare,
who died April 26th, 1713, aged 76.
IX. (In lozenge.) Hare.
For Catherine, fourth daughter of Ralph Hare and Ann his
wife, who died August 23rd, 1722, aged 20.
X. Hare. Crest : Hare.
For Thomas Hare, who died December 20th, 1836, aged 45.
XI. Hare.
For Hugh Hare, who died May 19th, 1800, aged 70.
Slabs in the Nave.
XII. Hare, impaling, An eagle displayed, double headed.
Crest : Hare.
For Hugh, son of Hugh Hare and Mary his wife, who died
June 4th, 1779, aged 11.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Hare.
For Mrs. Ann Hare, daughter of Thomas and Mary Hare, who
died March 20th, 1807, aged 80.
XIV. Royal Arms in the vestry (George III.)

HOCKHAM.
I. The Royal Arms of Victoria (V. R.) are at the west end.

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ILLINGTON.
Monumental Tablet in the Nave.
I. (Tinctured with lines.) Argent, a fesse azure between
three griffins' heads erased, Howes ; impaling, Argent, two bars ;
on a chief as many pallets sable, Churchman.
For William Howse, who died November 29th, 1759, aged 76 ;
Alice his wife, daughter of William Churchman, who died
January 8th, 1772, aged 67 ; Amy Howse his daughter, who
died May 21st, 1799, aged 62 ; John Howse his son, who died
December 1st, 1817, aged 68 ; Rachel Jason his daughter, who
died March 10th, 1820, aged 89; and William Howse his son,
who died March 29th, 1823, aged 85.

KILVERSTONE.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, a chevron engrailed argent between
three fleurs-de-lis or ; on a chief of the third three spear
heads azure (Wright, originally of Little Buckenham, sub
sequently of Weeting, co. Norfolk ; and of Downham, Wangford,
and Brent, co. Suffolk, and then of Kilverstone.) Crest : A
dragon's head erased argent, langued gules, pellettee.
For John Wright, Esq., who died September 8th, 1849,
aged 68. Tablet on the South Chancel Wall.
II. (Coloured.) Wright, impaling, Sable, three crescents or,
Boughton. Crest : Wright.
For Robert Wright, Esq., "the last male descendant of the
Santon Downham branch of the family," died March 2nd, 1832,
aged 84 years ; he married Lucy, sister of Sir Edward Boughton,
Baronet, of Poston Court, Herefordshire. This marriage is not
mentioned by Burke or Foster.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
III. (In lozenge.) Wright.
For Mrs. Cecilia Wright, eighth daughter of Charles Wright,
by Ann his wife, one of the daughters and coheiresses of George
Vilett of Pinckney Hall ; she died at Norwich on November 3rd,
1759, aged 54. Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
IV. (Coloured.) Wright, quartering Argent, on a chevron

64 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
gules three castles of the field, on a canton azure a fleur-de-lis or.
( Vilett of Pinckney, granted 1572.) Crest : Wright.
For Thomas Wright, Esq., who died January 11th, 1775, in
the 81st year of his age. Tablet at the West End.
V. (Coloured.) Wright, impaling, Gules, a chevron embattled
between three leopards' faces or.
For Elizabeth, widow of John Wright, Esq., who died
February 21st, 1859„ aged 60.
Slab in the Chancel.
it
VI. Wright impaling Vilett. Crest : Wright.
For Charles Wright, who died November 14th, 1729, in his
64th year. Slab in the Nave.
VII. Wright impaling Vilett. Crest : Wright.
For Anne, the eldest daughter of George Vilett of Pinckney,
and wife of Charles Wright of Kilverstone. She died September
29th, 1709, aged 41.— Bl. Norf i. 547.
Altar Tombs in ihe Churchyard.
VIII. Wright impaling a coat very much defaced. It looks
like Vilett. Crest: Wright.
Inscription obliterated.
IX. Wright, impaling, A chevron engrailed between three
cinquefoils. Crest : Wright.
For John Wright, 1768. Inscription much obliterated.
Monument on the North Side of the Churchyard.
X. (At west end, raised, and partly tinctured.) Six escallops
(Methwold, Azure, six escallops or, three, two, and one) ; impaling,
A chevron vert between three bugle-horns (Forster, of Upper
Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, Argent, a chevron vert between
three bugle-horns sable, stringed gules.) Crest : A goat's head
erased (Methold, A goat's head erased argent, attire and beard
sable.) For the Rev. Thomas Methold, twenty-seven years Rector of
this parish, died March 14th, 1853, aged 59. Also for Susannah
Mary Methold, his widow, daughter of Richard Forster, Esq.,
died January 23rd, 1872, aged 74.
XI. The Royal Arms (G. R.) are at the west end, carved on
wood and coloured. They were given by Charles Wright, Esq.,
1716.

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LARLING.
Slab on the Tower Floor.
I. Quarterly, argent ahd vaire, on a bend an annulet in
dexter chief, and underneath it a crescent.
For Thomas Caton, who died November 28th, 1712, aged 37.

ROCKLAND ALL SAINTS.
In the restoration of this church twenty-four coloured shields
have been inserted in the chancel roof, eighteen of which are in
some way heraldic.
I. Azure, a crown or.
II. Or, a lion rampant within a double tressure flory counter-
flory gules, Scotland.
III. Gules, on a cross ermine, between four lions passant
guardant or, a Bible lying fesseways of the field, charged and
garnished of the third, the clasps in base, University of Cambridge.
IV. Azure, a fleur-de-lis or.
V. Or, an eagle displayed sable, with two heads gules.
VI. Argent, a saltire gules, St. Andrew ?
VII. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich.
VIII. Azure, an estoile of eight points or.
IX. Azure, three mullets or, two and one.
X. Azure, an episcopal staff in pale argent, ensigned with
a cross pattee or, surmounted by a pall of the second, charged
with three (it should be four) crosses pattee fitchee sable, See of
Canterbury. XI. Argent, a cross patonce gules.
XII. Argent, a chevron between three leopards' faces gules ;
impaling, Azure, two chevrons argent.
XIII. Crest : An eagle's head erased, holding in the mouth
a feather. XIV. Azure, a pelican, face to the sinister, vulning itself
proper. XV. Gules, two keys in saltire or ; in chief, a cross-crosslet
sable. XVI. Azure, an estoile of sixteen points or.
XVII. Barry of ten, argent and azure, over all ten martlets
in an orle gules ; dimidiated with, Vaire, three pallets gules ; on
a chief or a label of three throughout azure, Pembroke College,
Cambridge.

66 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XVIII. Gules, a chevron argent between three lions' gambs
or. Crest : An eagle displayed sable. >
This is, I believe, intended for the arms of the present Rector,
the Rev. A. B. Hemsworth.

SHROPHAM.
vSlabs in the North Aisle.
I. Three bears' heads erased, muzzled; and a chief (Barlfer,
Argent, three bears' heads erased sable, muzzled or ; and a chief
gules) ; impaling, Two bars gemelles and a canton ermine (Engle
of Gt. Yarmouth. " Argent, four bars gules, a canton of the first,"
are the arms of Englefield.) Crest : A bear's head erased sabi6^
muzzled or.
For Elizabeth, the wife of John Barker, late of this parish)
and second daughter of Benjamin Engle of Great Yarmoutn,
merchant, aDd Elizabeth his wife, who died March 17th, 1770,
aged 60.
II. A saltire (Le Hunt, Vert, a saltire or); impaling, Per
fesse, a star of eight points.
For Mary Le Hunt, wife of George Le Hunt, who died June
30th, 1721, aged 51.

SNETTERTON.

I. Royal Arms, over the tower arch, of either George II. or
George III.
WILBY.
Slabs in the Chancel, within the Altar Rails.
I. On a bend six falchions in saltire (Kedington, Argent,
on a bend sable six falchions in saltire proper, two, two, and
two. — Bl. Norf. i. 367) ; impaling, A lion rampant, tail turned
over the head (Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant, tail turned over
the head, sable.) Crest : Two falchions in saltire.
For Henry Kedington, who died March 21st, 1703, aged 48
years. II. (In lozenge.) Kedington impaling Buxton.
For Margaret, relict of Henry Kedington, and eldest daughter
of Robert Buxton of Channonz Hall, Tibbenham, who died
October 21st, 1711, aged 56 years.

SHROPHAM HUNDRED. 67
III. With four shields ; the last three being attached to the
first : —
1. On a chevron three crosses formee fitchee ( Wilton, Gules, on
a chevron argent three crosses formee fitchee of the first.)
2. On a bend engrailed three roses (Jay, Gules, on a bend
engrailed sable three roses argent. Bl. Norf. gives these
last charges as cinquefoils. The coat for Jay of Norfolk
given by Burke is, Gules, on a bend engrailed argent
three roses of the field, seeded or.)
3. On a chief, between two mullets, a cross tau, with a crescent
for difference (Drury, Sable, on a chief vert a cross
tau between two mullets or.)
4. A chevron between three pelicans vulning themselves, a
crescent for difference (Meade, Sable, a chevron between
three pelicans or.) Bl. Norf. i. 367, gives, Sable, a
chevron or between three pelicans azure vulning them
selves proper ; and Burke, as the coat for the Meades of
Essex, gives, Sable, a chevron between three pelicans or,
vulned gules.
For "that faithfull patriot and true lover of his country,
Robert Wilton, who died Novr. 19th, 1657, in the 58th year
of his age. His first wife was Hannah, daughter of Robert Jay,
Gent., of the city of London, clothier ; his second wife Susan,
one of the daughters of Sir Anthony Drury of Besthorpe, Knt. ;
his last wife Bridgett, one of the daughters of Sir John Meade,
Knt., of Lofts in the county of Essex."
IV. Wilton impaling Meade.
For Bridgett, wife of Robert Wilton, who died April 15th, 1652,
aged 32.
V. Per fesse, embattled, three suns (Pierson, Per fesse, em
battled azure and gules, three suns proper, two in chief and one
in base. — Bl. Norf.) ; in pretence, Gyrony of eight, on a chief
three annulets (Rolfe, Gyrony of eight azure and or, on a chief
sable three annulets argent.) Crest : A parrot. Bl. Norf. i. 368,
calls it a hawk.
For Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson, the second wife of Thomas Pierson
of Middleton, Norfolk. An account of her family is to be found
in the church there. She died October 27th, 1727.
VI. Two bars and a chief indented (Hare, Gules, two bars
or ; a chief indented of the second. — Bl. Norf i. 414.) Crest : A
demi-lion rampant, gorged with a coronet and crowned.
In memory of the Rev. Mr. John Hare, Rector for thirty-nine
years, who died April 2nd, 1769, in his 63rd year.
VII. (In lozenge.) Hare.
In memory of Mrs. Susan Hare, third daughter of Ralph Hare,
Esq., of Hargham, who died May 2nd, 1776, in her 81st year.
t- 9,

68 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs beneath the Peius, on the South Side of the Nave.
VIII. Jay. There is no crest, but a double helmet.
For Hannah Wilton, wife of Robert Wilton, who died April
14th, 1635, aged 31.
IX. Wilton impaling Drury.
For Susanna, wife of Robert Wilton, who died August 5th,
1643, aged 34.
Small coloured Shields let into the Wall.
X. Wilton impaling Jay. Here the disputed charges are
certainly cinquefoils.
XI. Wilton impaling Drury.
XII. A fesse ermine between three church bells (Bell, Sable,
a fesse ermine between three church bells argent. These arms
were borne by Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron of the Ex
chequer, who died 1577) ; impaling, Argent, a bend within a
bordure engrailed sable, Knyvett.
This, says Bl. Norf. i. 368, was for Muriel, widow of Sir
Robert Bell of Beaupre Hall in Norfolk, Knt., and daughter of
Sir Thomas Knyvett the elder, of Ashwellthorpe in Norfolk, Knt.
XIII. Wilton impaling Meade.
XIV. Royal Arms over south door, C. R. (Charles IL), with
cherubs above holding mantling.

WRETHAM, EAST.
Painted on the East Wall of ihe Chancel.
I. (In lozenge.) Azure, three fleurs-de-lis and a canton
argent, Birch.
II. Gules, a chevron ermine between seven cross-crosslets
fitch6e argent, Longfield; impaling Birch.
III. Per fesse: in chief, Azure, three lozenges or, Williams;
in base, A cave proper, therefrom issuing a wolf at full speed,
regardant argent, Freeman. These coats should be quarterly, for
Williams Freeman of Fawley Court, Henley-on-Thames ; impaling
Birch. IV. Per fesse : in chief, Ermine, two pales vaire or and gules ;
on a chief azure an annulet or between two fir trees proper,
Broadwood ; in base, Per bend argent and or, a fir tree proper,
thereon nine cones gules, Jshudi. These coats should also
be quartered, as they are so given for James Ishudi Broadwood
of Tyne Newdigate, co. Sussex ; impaling Birch.

SHROPHAM HUNDRED. 69
V. Argent, three barrulets sable ; on a chief gules a saltire
or, Pry or ; impaling Birch.
VI. Argent, three whales' heads erect erased sable, Whalley ;
impaling Birch. Monument in the Churchyard.
VII. Birch.
For Wyrley Birch, born September 11th, 1781 ; died Deer.
24th, 1866 ; Katherine Mary Ann Birch, who died January 3rd,
1868 ; Henry William Birch, who died April 3rd, 1878 ; and
Thomas, Jacob Birch, who died April 26th, 1868.

70 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

SOUTH GEEENHOE HUNDEED.

BODNEY.

BRADENHAM, EAST.
I. Tablet on South Chancel Wall, with Two raised Shields.
1. Per pale, a chevron between three bucks trippant (Green,
Per pale azure and gules, a chevron between three bucks
trippant or.)
2. Green, impaling, A chevron engrailed between three talbots
passant (Hungate, Gules, a chevron engrailed between
three hounds sejant argent.)
Crest : A stag's head erased (Green, A stag's head erased azure,
attired or.)
Johannes Green, Armiger, Vicecomitis officio apud Norfolci-
ensis," died April 28th, 1684, aged 55.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
II. Green. Crest.: Green, . . . charged with a crescent for
difference. For Joshua Greene of East Bradenham, Esq., who died July
9th, 1659.
III. Green, impaling Hungate. (The talbots are here " sejant.")
For John Green. See No. I.
Tablet in the South Aisle.
IV. (Coloured.) Per pale, argent and or, a lion rampant gules,
pierced between the fore legs with a sword, Strudwick ; impaling,
Argent, a fesse between six annulets gules, Lucas.
In memory of John Strudwick, Esq., who died November 6th,
1771, aged 52 ; and Sarah his wife, who died 28th October, 1772,
aged 53. Hatchment.
V. (Defaced.) Quarterly:— 1 and 4, Strudwick; 2 and 3, Or,
on a chevron gules three castles triple-towered, on a canton azure
a fleur-de-lis of the field (Vilett of Pinckney, Argent, on a
chevron gules three castles of the field; on a canton azure a

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 71
fleur-de-lis or); in pretence, Lucas. Crest: A lion's gamb or,
transfixed with a dagger of the first, hilted and pommeled of
the second, at the point guttle de sang. Motto : Brevis
hominum vita.
VI. On a small hatchment-like panel, in a very elevated
position at the west end of the church, are the Royal Arms in
gold, apparently after the union with Ireland.

BRADENHAM, WEST.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross flory
counterchanged ; in the first and fourth quarters a rose of the
second, seeded or, barbed vert ; in the second and third, a sun
in splendour, Bentham. Crest : On a cross flory fitchee, quarterly
gules and argent, a sun in splendour between two wings expanded
of the second, each charged with a rose, as in the arms.
For James Bentham, M.A., Vicar of this parish upwards of
forty-two years, who died January 18th, 1831, in the 76th
year of his age. He was the only son of the late James
Bentham, M.A., F.A.S., Historian and Prebendary of the Church
of Ely. Slab in the Chancel.
II. (Partly tinctured with lines.) Azure, a chevron between
three cocks' heads erased, Topping; impaling, Gules, on a fesse
ermine between two annulets and a cross-crosslet fitchee in chief,
and an annulet in base, a lion passant (Underwood, Gules, on a
fesse ermine, between a cross-crosslet fitchee and two annulets
in chief and one in base or, a lion passant azure. ) Crest : An arm
embowed, holding in the hand a cock's head erased. This latter
charge is very indistinct.
For the Rev. Henry Topping and Margaret his wife, the only
surviving issue of George Underwood of Whittlesea in the county
of Cambridge. She died October 6th, 1775, aged 76 ; and he
died October, 1773, aged 81.
Tablet on the Wall of the South Aisle.
III. (Coloured.) Azure, a chevron engrailed between three
lions passant guardant or (Smyth of Ostenhanger, co. Kent,
granted 1591.)
For James Smyth, Esq., who died May 15th, 1800, in the
85th year of his age.

72 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Shields in the West Window of the Nave.
IV. Azure, a star of six points argent (Haggard of
Bradenham. " Representatives of an ancient family which came
from Perthshire, temp. James the First.")
V. Haggard, impaling, Argent, a fesse between three crescents
sable, Lee.
VI. Haggard, impaling, Vert, a chevron between three garbs
or, Amyand.
VII. Haggard, impaling, Argent, on a mount a tree to the
dexter, and a man to the sinister in armour standing under the
branches, his right hand grasping the trunk, all proper, Meybohm.
VIII. Haggard, impaling, Sable, a cross engrailed between
four crescents argent, Barnham.
IX. Haggard, impaling, Per chevron embattled or and azure,
three martlets counterchanged, Hodgson.
X. Haggard, impaling, Argent, on a chevron or, between
two doves in chief, and an anchor erect in base, three roses
gules, barbed and seeded proper, Doveton.
Crest over No. IV. : A star of six points azure, Haggard.
This window was erected in memory of William Henry Haggard
of West Bradenham, who died February 15th, 1837, aged 79 years,
and Frances his wife, daughter of John Amyand, clerk, who.
died July 21st, 1820, aged 60 years. Also in memory of their
youngest son, John Haggard, Doctor of Laws, Chancellor of
Lincoln, Winchester, and Manchester, who died October 31st,
18563 aged 62.

COCKLEY-CLEY.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. On a fesse double cotised three griffins' heads erased
(Dashwood of Stow Bardolph, Argent, on a fesse double cotised
gules, three griffins' heads erased or.) The tincture of the ground
is given on the slab. Crest : A griffin's head erased per fesse
erminois and gules.
For John Richard Dashwood, who departed this life March
27th, 1818, aged 76.
II. Dashwood, impaling, A cross engrailed between four
mullets. Crest: Dashwood.
For Richard Dashwood, who died January 20th, 1770; and
Ann, his relict, who died May 18th, 1781, aged 78.
III. Dashwood; in pretence, A fesse between three annulets.
Crest : Dashwood.

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 73
For Elizabeth, wife of John Richard Dashwood, who died
August 30th, 1773, Aged 27. Also Robert their son, who
died March 2nd, 1784, aged 11.
Tablet in the North Aisle.
IV. (Raised.) Dashwood, impaling, A lion rampant, collared
and crowned.
For Richard Dashwood, who died March 12th, 1738, aged
73 ; and Mary his wife, who died March 28th, 1727, aged 52.

GREAT CRESSINGHAM.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. On a bend, between two fleurs-de-lis, a lion passant (Lany,
Or, on a bend between two fleurs-de-lis gules, a lion passant of
the first. — Bl. Norf. vi. 102.) Crest: A merman (Lany, A
merman proper, tail argent, fins and hair or, tied round the
temples with two ribbons argent and azure, holding in his hand
a hawk's bell, hung to two strings argent and or.)
For Edward Lany, rector of this parish, who died August 5th,
1728, aged 61.
II. Per fesse, three lions rampant, a bordure ermine (Willis,
Per fesse gules and argent, three lions counterchanged, in a
bordure ermine. — Bl. Norf. vi. 102.)
For "John, son of Sir Thomas and Dame Willys, who died
April 28th, 1703, aged 18 months."
Tablets in the Chancel.
III. Argent, a pheon gules between three boars' heads couped
sable, tusked of the field, Lobb; impaling, Gules, two bars and a
chief indented or, Hare. Crest: A pheon point upwards gules,
thereon a boar's head couped sable.
For Sarah, wife of Henry Lobb, and daughter of Ralph Hare,
Esq., of Hargham, who died April 6th, 1749, aged 56.
IV. Lobb, impaling, Gules, three swords extended barways,
the points to the dexter or, Chute.
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Lobb, and daughter of Thomas
Chute, who died September 27th, 1725. This has since been
added to the tablet : " Hie etiam Thomse Lobb ipsius Reliquiae
Annos triginta novem vixit Superstes nuptus hie primum
juventus 1720, Mortuas hie demum Senex 1764, ^tatis 72.
Cujus memoriae extremum hoc et Honoris et Pietatis optis
tristse ministerium tradidit filius."
Brass Shield in the North Aisle.
V. (Dexter side very indistinct.) Bl. Norf. vi. 102, states that
it was, "Quarterly, 1 and 4, Vert, a chevron between three wolves'

74 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
heads erased or, Flood; 2 and 3, Three boars' heads couped";
impaling, On a chevron, between three mascles, as many cinquefoils,
each charged with five annulets (Springe, Argent, on a chevron,
between three mascles gules, as many cinquefoils or, each
charged with five annulets of the second.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Edward Flood, and formerly wife of
John Jenny, who died February 17th, 1588.

LITTLE CRESSINGHAM.
Slab in ihe Nave.
I. A tortoise displayed or erect (Cooper, Azure, a tortoise
erect or.) Crest : A falcon, wings overture.
For John Cooper, who died November 14th, 1763, aged 64.
Bl. Norf. vi. 109, mentions Mr. Cooper as being then in possession
of the Manor of Hopton House.
Tablet in the South Aisle.
II. (Not tinctured.) A bend engrailed cotised, with a crescent
for difference (For fescue, Azure, a bend engrailed argent, cotised or) ;
in pretence, Within a double tressure flory counter-flory three
stars (Murray, Azure, within a double tressure flory counter-
flory three stars or.) Crest : A leopard passant proper,
supporting with the dexter paw a shield. Motto : Forte scutum
salus ducum.
For William Henry Fortescue, Viscount and Earl of Clermont
in Ireland, who died September 29th, 1806, aged 85 ; he married
Frances, daughter of Colonel John Murray.

DIDLINGTON.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. (Raised.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Three tilting spears erect
in fesse (Amherst or Amhurst, Gules, three tilting spears erect in
fesse or, their heads argent) ; 2 and 3, On a chevron, between
three French marigolds slipped, two lions passant combatant, all
within a bordure compony (Tyssen, Or, on a chevron azure, between
three French marigolds slipped proper, two lions passant combatant
of the first) ; impaling, A fesse between three elephants' heads
erased (Fountaine, Or, a fesse gules between three elephants'
heads erased sable.)
For Mary, eldest daughter of the late Andrew Fountaine of
Narford Hall, Esq., and wife of William George Tyssen Tvssen
Amhurst, Esq., of Didlington Park, Norfolk; Foley House,

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 75
Kent ; and Hackney, Middlesex. She died February 9th, 1854,
aged 48. Also for the said William Amhurst, who died December
26th, 1855, aged 54.
II. (Coloured.) Sable, a wolf rampant or ; in chief a fleur-
de-lis argent between two bezants, Wilson. The wolf should
be " salient."
For Robert Wilson, who lieth buried " in the Center of the
Altar," eldest son of Edward Wilson, who died July 22nd,
1769, in his 78th year.
III. (Raised.) Wilson. Crest : A wolf's head erased.
For Robert Wilson of Didlington, son and heir of Robert
Wilson of Merton, Surrey, who died December 10th, 1701,
in his 51st year.
IV. (Raised.) Wilson. Crest: Wilson.
For Edward Wilson of Didlington, second son of Robert
Wilson of Merton, .who died April 3rd, 1708, aged 55 ; also
Katherine his daughter, who died September 29th, 1699 ; and
Katherine, another daughter, who died February 11th, 1708.
V. The Royal Arms carved in stone, are at the west end
of the church, Victoria R.

FOULDON.
Tablet in the Nave.

I. Sable, a chevron between three eagles displayed argent;
on a chief of the second a bendlet engrailed, between two martlets
of the first, Raymond. Crest : A cat-a-mountain sejant argent.
For Sarah, only daughter of Humphrey, second son of
Humphrey Moseley of Ousden Hall in Suffolk, and wife of
Burham, eldest son of Thomas Raymond, " the first sole Keeper
of the Papers of State and Councel at Whitehall to King
Charles II." She died July 1st, 1700. Also for Burham
Raymond, her husband, who died December 30th, 1728, aged 80.
Tablet in the Chancel.
II. Gules, a saltire engrailed or ; on a chief of the second
three cross-crosslets of the first, Longe. Crest : A lion sejant
gules, holding a saltire engrailed or.
For Robert Long, who died September 10th, 1656, aged 68.
III. Bl. Norf. vi. 30, states that the tenor bell is stamped
with the Raymond arms.

GOODERSTONE.

76 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
HILBOROUGH.
Slab on the Chancel Floor.
I. Barry of six ( Wace, Barry of six, argent and gules, Bl.
Norf. vi. 114) ; impaling, On a fesse three fleurs-de-lis. Crest: A
demi-lion rampant, gorged with a ducal coronet.
For Amy, the wife of the Rev. Edmund Wace, Rector, who
died August 12th, 1717, aged 63 ; and also for the Rev. Edmund
Wace, Rector for 52 years, who died January 16th, 1734, aged 87.
Tablets in the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, on a fesse dancettee, between three
lozenges placed fesseways gules, as many fishes' heads erect erased
or, Caldwell. Crest : A cock's head or, between two wings expanded
argent, holding in its mouth a cross formee fitchee of the first.
For Ralph Caldwell, Esq., F.A.S., who died February 13th,
1792, aged 80 years.
III. Crest (raised) : Caldwell.
In memory of Mary Caroline, daughter of Ralph and Mary
Caldwell, who died August 26th, 1806, aged 7 years ; and of
Mary, wife of Ralph Caldwell, who died October 13th, 1800,
aged 22.
IV. (Coloured, and beneath the inscription.) Caldwell. Crest
(in red, and above the inscription) : Caldwell.
For Ralph Caldwell, Esq., who died January 5th, 1831, aged
53. V Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, an eagle displayed azure, Rolfe ;
2 and 3, Argent, a bend lozengy azure, Gastricke. Crest: A
raven with wings elevated sable. The usual crest of the Rolfe
family is, " A raven close sable."
For the Rev. Robert Rolfe, Rector of this parish for 29 years,
who died May 7th, 1785, aged 64 years ; for Alice his wife, who
died July 24th, 1823, aged 93 years ; and also for Randall, their
youngest son, who died in his infancy on the 13th of May, 1775.
Over the West Doorway.
VI. Carved in stone with two antelopes or ibexes for sup
porters, a helmet and plume of feathers above ; Chequy, a bend
(Clifton, Chequy, or and gules, a bend ermine.)
_ " These are the insignia of John de Clifton, who lived in the
time of Edward III., and who was in all probability founder of
this church."— Bl. Norf. vi. 114.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard, South Side.
VII. On a chief indented three crescents (Harvey, Or, on a
chief indented sable three crescents argent.) Crest : A dexter
hand couped at the wrist and erect, Harvey.

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For Mary, widow of Robert Harvey, and daughter of William
Nurse, Gent. She was born March 30th, 1667, and buried
January 31st, 1756, aged 89, "Full of days and good works."
VIII. Arms of James I. over the south doorway, with rose
and thistle beneath, and the date between, which is almost gone,
and cannot with certainty be given ; the whole on a pale blue
ground. Motto : Exurgat Deus Dissipentur Inimicis.
IX. There is a shield on the head of a seat in the nave, carved
in oak, having on it a shepherd's crook in pale between three
annulets and a . . . ? •

HOLME HALE.
Tablet on South Chancel Wall.
I. (Raised.) The caduceus surmounted with the cap of
Mercury; on a chief three crosses flory (Farrand, Ermine, the
caduceus surmounted with the cap of Mercury proper; on a
chief azure, a garb or between two crosses flory argent. From
the book-plate of Robert Farrand); impaling, Three mullets
within a double tressure flory, Murray. Crest : In front of a
garb or a cock pheasant proper. Motto : Nulla pallescere culpa.
For Robert Farrand, Esq., of Holme Hale Hall. Born March
14th, 1792; died at Brixton, Surrey, February 2nd, 1855; and
also for Elizabeth his widow, born December 29th, 1805 ; died at
St. Leonard's-on-Sea, March 29th, 1858. '
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. On a chevron three quatrefoils (Eyre, Argent, on a chevron
sable three quatrefoils or. — Bl. Norf. vi. 14.) Crest : An armed
leg couped at the thigh, spurred.
For Henry. Eyre, who died October 8th, 1719, aged 52.
III. Eyre, impaling, Ermine, an eagle displayed (Bedingfeld,
Ermine, an eagle displayed gules.) Crest : Eyre.
For Mary, widow of Thomas Eyre, and daughter of Sir Henry
Bedingfeild, late of Beck Hall, Knt. and Bart., who died
September 28th, 1710, aged 67.
IV. Bedingfeld, impaling, Two swords, saltire-wise, points to
the base, between four fleurs-de-lis, Barrow ? Crest : A demi-
eagle, wings expanded.
For Anthony, son of Thomas Bedingfield of Testerton, who
died September 9th, 1707, aged 60 years.
V. Bedingfeld, impaling Barrow ?. Crest : Bedingfeld.
For . . . Margaret, relict of Anthony Bedingfeld, who died
December 19th, 1722, aged 78.

78 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Window of the Nave.
VI. Ermine, two chevronels sable, Llley. Bl. Norf. vi. 13,
states that this shield was in the east window of the north aisle.
VII. Chequy or and azure, De Warrenne.

HOUGHTON.

LANGFORD
On a Fine Monument.
I. This is now (1884) covered up with a view to restoration.
Bl. Norf. vi. 24, gives the blazon of the shield thus, "Azure, two
lions guardant and combatant argent, with the Ulster badge,
Garrard; impaling, Argent, a chevron between three boars'
heads couped sable, muzzled or, Stede."
For " Sir Jacob Garrard, eldest son and heir of Thomas Garrard,
Esq., who died in September, 1666. He married Mary Jennings.
For Sir Thomas Garrard, Bart., and Sarah his wife, the daughter
and heiress of Nicholas Bermen of Peason Hall, Suffolk. Also
for Sir Nicholas Garrard, 3rd son of Sir Thomas Garrard, who
married Cecilia, daughter of Sir Edwin Stede of Stede Hall, Kent,
and died March 11, 1727." East Window.
II. Barry of eight, or and gules, Fitz Alan?
III. Argent, three barrulets gules, a bordure azure (Methwold,
To this family Bl. Norf. vi. 25, ascribes this coat. He also
gives the usual coat of that family as being in the east window,
viz., Azure, six escallops or.) West Window.
IV. Crest (coloured) : Between two wings expanded a star
of six points erminois, Baring.

NARBOROUGH.
, Slabs in the Chancel.
I. (In lozenge.) Quarterly, on a bend three martlets (Le Gros,
Quarterly, argent and azure, on a bend sable three martlets or. —
Bl. Norf vi. 164) ; impaling, A chevron ermine between three
millrinds ; on a chief a lion passant (Turner, Sable, a chevron
ermine between three millrinds or ; on a chief argent, a lion
passant gules.)
For Elizabeth, late wife of Charles Le Gros, Esq., who died
February 4th, 1758, aged 85.

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 79
II. Le Gros impaling Turner. Crest : A demi-lion rampant,
holding in its paws a battle-axe.
For Charles Le Gros, late of Crostwight, Esq. He married
Elizabeth, daughter of William Turner, Esq., and died October
14th, 1736, aged 85.
III. Monument in the Chancel, with Five Shields.
1. (At the top.) Quarterly of nine : — 1, Sable, eleven plates,
three, two, one, two, and three, between two flaunches
argent, Spelman ; 2, Gules, a chief ermine, Narburgh ; 3,
Azure, a chevron between three leopards' faces or, Froyk ;
4, Argent, two bars wavy gules, a chief chequy or and
azure (Adrian. — Bl. Norf. vi. 163) ; 5, Gules, two wings
conjoined in lure, points downwards, within a bordure en
grailed argent, Pouncy ; 6, Azure, three crescents or (Bl.
Norf. vi. 163, gives this as, "Azure, semee of cross-crosslets
and three crescents argent") ; 7, Argent, on a cross flory
sable five bezants (Cornwall. — Bl. Norf. vi. 163) ; 8, Gules,
two pales vaire argent and azure ; on a chief or, a lion
passant of the first (Patrick. — Bl. Norf. vi. 162. The
lion passant ought to be " sable") ; 9, Azure, fretty gules,
three sturgeons naiant in pale or, Sturgeon. — Bl. Norf
vi. 162.
2. (Dexter side of monument.) Quarterly : — 1, Spelman ; 2,
Narburgh; 3, Froyk; 4, Sturgeon.
3. (Sinister side of monument.) Quarterly: — 1, Spelman; 2,
Narburgh ; 3, Froyk ; 4, Sturgeon ; impaling, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, Or, two bars gules ( Willoughby, Or, on two bars
gules three water-bougets argent. — Bl. Norf vi. 163) ;
2, Defaced. (It was Gules, a lion passant guardant argent.
— Bl. Norf. vi. 163) ; 3, Defaced. (It was Sable, a fesse
dancettee between three griffins' heads erased argent,
for Hawe of Hilgay. — Bl. Norf. vi. 163.)
4. (Small shield on dexter side.) Spelman.
5. (Small shield on sinister side.) Spelman.
Crest (at the top of the monument) : A savage man, wreathed
about the loins and temples, holding in the dexter hand a club.
For Clement Spelman, who first married one of the daughters
and heiresses of Edward Carvill, and secondly, the daughter of
Sir John Willoughby of Risley, Derbyshire, Knt. He died
September 24th, 1607. Tablet in the Chancel.
IV. Or, on a chevron azure, between three French marigolds
slipped proper, two lions passant combatant of the first
(Tyssen; granted to Francis Tyssen of London and Hackney,
November 24th, 1687) ; in pretence, Azure, on a bend argent,

80 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
cotised or, three lions' heads couped gules. Crest : A demi-lion
or, crowned gules, holding between his paws a shield azure,
thereon an estoile gold ( Tyssen, granted with the arms.) Motto :
Post mortem virtus virescit.
For Samuel Tyssen, F.A.S., of Narborough Hall, who died
October 31st, 1800, aged 44 years.
Tablet in the South Aisle.
V. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Tyssen; 2 and 3, Azure, on a bend
argent, cotised or, three lions' heads couped. gules; impaling,
Sable, a griffin segreant ermine armed or, beaked gules (Baker?)
Crest: Tyssen. Motto: Tyssen.
For Samuel Tyssen, Esq., of Narborough Hall, who died at
Colchester, March 1st, 1845, aged 59 ; also for Sophia his wife,
youngest daughter of the late John Baker, Esq., of Deal in the
county of Kent, who died July 19th, 1828, aged 40.
Slabs in the Nave.
VI. A fesse between six lions' heads erased (Goodwyn, Or, a
fesse between six lions' heads erased gules) ; impaling Three
talbots' heads erased. Crest: A griffin sejant, with wings
expanded (Goodwyn, A griffin sejant, wings expanded or, guttee
de poix.)
For Amy Goodwyn, eldest daughter of John Goodwyn, Esq.,
of King's Lynn, "who was four times Mayor of that Ancient
Corporation.''' She died April 10th, 1782, in the 83rd year of
her age.
VII. On a bend three roses (Cary, Argent, on a bend sable
three roses of the field.) Crest : A swan proper, wings erect.
For Mr. Briggs Cary, youngest son of John Cary, Esq., of
Lynn, and Elizabeth his wife, sister of the late Mrs. Ann Spelman.
He died at Bristol Hot Wells, December 28th, 1795, in the
23rd year of his age.
VIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Spelman ; 2 and 3, On a chevron
three martlets ; in pretence, On a chevron, between three lions
passant guardant, as many mascles, Cooper or Cowper ? Crest :
Spelman. For Ann, wife of the Rev. Henry Spelman, who died January
13th, 1793, aged 51 ; also for the Rev. Henry Spelman, who died
August 30th, 1810, aged 81.
IX. Spelman, impaling, Two bends engrailed (Branthwayt,
Or, two bends engrailed sable.) Crest : Spelman.
"For Mundeford Spelman, son of John and Anne Spelman, who
married Julian, daughter of William Branthwayt of Hethell, Esq.,
and left issue three sons and one daughter. He died January
30th, 1723, aged 83."

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 81
X. Spelman,. impaling, On a fesse, between two chevrons, three
cross-crosslets ( Walpole of Houghton, Or, on a fesse, between two
chevrons sable, three cross-crosslets of the first.) Crest : Spelman.
For Anna, wife of Mundford Spelman, and daughter of Edward
Walpole of Houghton and his wife Susanna, who was one of the
daughters and coheiresses of Sir Robert Crane of Chilton in
Suffolk, Knt. and Bart. She died September 28th, 1691.
XI. Monument in the Nave, with Three Shields.
1. Spelman.
2. Spelman, impaling, Quarterly, or and gules, on a bordure
engrailed sable eight escallops argent (Heveningham, Per
saltire, or and gules, on a bordure engrailed sable eight
escallops argent.)
3. Like No. 2.
Crest : Spelman. Mottoes : Homo bulla, and Quand Dieu
voldra. For John Spelman, who married Anna, daughter of John
Heveningham, and died January 31st, 1662, aged 56.
XII. Monument in the North Aisle with Three Brass
Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, On a chevron three quatrefoils (Eyre,
Argent, on a chevron sable three quatrefoils of the field) ;
2 and 3, A chevron ermine between three escallops
(Townsend, Azure, a chevron ermine between three
escallops argent.)
2. Eyre quartering Townsend, charged with a crescent.
3. Eyre quartering Townsend ; impaling, Quarterly of six : —
1 and 6, A chevron ermine between three dolphins
embowed (Blenerhasset, Gules, a chevron ermine between
three dolphins embowed argent); 2, Three escutcheons
{Lowdham, Argent, three escutcheons sable) ; 3, A pall
reversed ermine (Kelvedon or Keldon, Gules, a pall reversed
ermine) ; 4, A lion rampant crowned (Orton, Azure, a
lion rampant argent, crowned or) ; 5, A fesse between
three fleurs-de-lis (Skelton, Azure, a fesse between three
fleurs-de-lis or.)
Crest : An armed leg, spurred, couped at the thigh.
For John Eyre, "late Receyvor Generale to Elizabeth the
Quenes Majestie, in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cantabridge,
and Huntynton," and one of the Masters of the High Court of
Chancery. He married Margaret, one of the daughters of Sir
Thomas Blenerhasset of Frenze, widow of John, son and heir of
Sir John Spelman. He died May 20th, 1561, and his wife died
on December 15th, 1558.

82 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XIII. Monument in the Chancel, with Two Shields.
1. Spelman quartering Narburgh.
2. Froyk quartering Sturgeon.
For Sir John and Dame Elizabeth Spelman. He was Secondary
Justice of the King's Bench. She was the daughter of Sir Henry
Frowick or Froyk, of Gunnersbury in Middlesex. They had
thirteen sons and seven daughters. Sir John died February 26th,
1545 ; and Dame Elizabeth on November 5th, 1556.
XIV. Brass on the Floor, with Two Shields.
1. Quarterly: — 1, Spelman; 2, Narburgh; 3, Froyk; 4, Stur
geon; impaling, Quarterly: — 1, Froyk; 2, Sturgeon; 3,
Spelman; 4, Narburgh. The whole shield charged with a
label of three.
2. Spelman quartering Narburgh ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and
4, A fesse chequy between three horses' heads erased
(Heigham, Sable, a fesse chequy or and azure, between
three horses' heads erased argent) ; 2 and 3, A chevron
engrailed between three birds rising (Francis, Gules,
a chevron engrailed ermine between three doves
rising or. — Bl. Norf. vi. 161.) This last shield is certainly
that mentioned by the historian as being on the marble
for John Spelman, who died April ,27th, 1581.
These two shields are now above the inscription for John
Spelman, " sonne and heyre apparent " of Sir John Spelman, Knt.,
and Dame Elizabeth his wife ; the which John married Margaret,
one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Blenerhasset and Dame
Margaret his wife. He had issue two sons and two daughters, all
living at the day of his death, which took place on December
27th, 1545.
XV. Brass on the Floor, with One Shield.
Spelman quartering Narburgh.
Crest : Spelman. Motto : Quand Dieu voldra.
For John Spelman, Esq., who first married Judith, one of the
daughters of Sir Clement Higham, Knt., and afterwards Kath
erine, the daughter of William Saunders, Esq. He had at the
day of his death, April 27th, 1581, four sons and one daughter
living. XVI. Brass on ihe Floor, with Two Shields.
1. Spelman quartering Narburgh; impaling, A chevron be
tween three bulls' heads cabossed (Saunders, Sable, a
chevron ermine between three bulls' heads cabossed
argent.— Bl. Norf. vi. 161.)
2. Spelman quartering Narburgh ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1,
Blenerhasset; 2, Lowdham ; 3, Orton; 4, Keldon.

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SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 83
These shields certainly cannot, either of them, belong to the
inscription which now lies beneath : 1 is the third shield for
John Spelman, who died in 1581 ; 2 is the third shield for John
Spelman, who died in 1545. — Bl. Norf. vi. 162. The inscription
to which they are now attached is for Henry Spelman, Recorder
of Norwich, and Ela his wife, who was daughter and heiress of
William de Narburgh. He died September 23rd, 1496.
North Window of the Chancel.
XVII. Quarterly: — 1, Blenerhasset; 2, Lowdham/ 3, Orton;
4, Keldon.
XVIII. Gules, a chevron between three leopards' faces argent
(Carville or Carvele, Gules, a chevron or between three leopards'
faces argent) ; impaling Saunders.
XIX. Quarterly : — 1, Spelman ; 2, Narburgh ; 3, Froyk ; 4,
Argent, two chevrons azure (this is indistinct) ; impaling
Saunders. XX. Quarterly : — 1, Spelman ; 2, Narburgh ; 3, Froyk ; 4,
Sturgeon ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1, Blenerhasset ; 2, Lowdham ;
3, Orton; 4, Keldon.
XXI. Quarterly: — 1, Spelman; 2, Narburgh; 3, Froyk; 4,
Sturgeon; impaling Heigham.
Carved in Oak on the end of an old Bench.
XXII. Spelman quartering Narburgh, charged at the fesse
point with a martlet for difference.
Hatchments in the Vestry.
XXIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Tyssen ; 2 and 3, Azure, on a
bend argent, cotised or, three lions' heads couped gules ; impaling
Baker. The tinctures on this shield are absurdly wrong, which was
probably the fault of the painter, and therefore is not worthy of
mention. XXIV. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Tyssen; 2 and 3, Azure, on a
bend argent, cotised or, three lions' heads couped gules ; impaling
Baker. Crest : Tyssen. Motto : Post mortem virtus virescit.
Cut on the Font.
XXV. A crown above a scimitar and palm branch in saltire.
XXVI. A cross flory and a wreath.
XXVII. Two triangles with trefoil at each intersecting angle.
fn the Vestry.
XXVIII. The Royal Arms of George IL, with date 1759.
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84 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
NARFORD.
I. Monument in the South Aisle with Three coloured Shields.
1. Or, a fesse gules, between three elephants' heads erased
sable, Fountaine.
2. Fountaine, impaling, Argent, a chevron between three
cinquefoils gules, Chicheley.
3. Argent, a fesse wavy between three lions' gambs erased
sable, Clent; impaling Fountaine.
Crest : An elephant proper. Motto : Vix ea nostra voco.
" Matri piisimse, Sara? Fountaine, et sorori dilectse, Elisabethae
Clent, Andreas Fountaine, Eq. Aur. P." Here also lies Elizabeth
Price, daughter of the above-said Eliza Clent and wife of Captain
William Price, who died July 27th, 1740, aged 40. Also two
of their children, who died infants.
Tablet in the South Aisle.
II. (Coloured.) Fountaine.
For Andrew, son of Brig. Fountaine of Sail and Johanna
Henly. The said Andrew served in three several sessions of
Parliament in the reign of Charles II. He married Sarah,
youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Chicheley, Master of the
Ordnance, &c, to King Charles II. and King James II. He
died February 1st, 1706, aged 74.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
III. Fountaine, charged on the fesse with a crescent for
difference. For Brig. Fountaine, who died August 6th, 1746, aged 64.
Hatchments in North Aisle.
IV. Fountaine, impaling, Quarterly, gules and azure, over all
a cross engrailed ermine, Bemey. Crest : Fountaine.
V Fountaine, impaling, Per pale indented, argent and gules; in
canton a wolf's head erased sable, Penrice. Crest : Fountaine.
VI. Fountaine impaling Bemey.
Hatchment in the South Aisle.
VII. Fountaine, impaling, Or, three boars' heads couped gules,
between nine crosses potent sable, Swinburne.
VIII. The Royal Arms are in the nave, over the chancel arch.
They are very indistinct, but apparently of the time of George I.

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 85
NECTON.
Slab in the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a chevron, chequy gules and
azure ; on a chief of the third a cross formee fitchee, between two
mullets or, Reynolds ; impaling, Sable, on a chevron argent,
between three hinds trippant, as many annulets of the first, Collett.
Crest : A dexter hand holding a baton. Motto : Favente Deo.
For the Rev. John Preston Reynolds, M.A., Rector of this
parish ; born October 27th, 1794 ; died May ,22nd, 1861. Also
for Frances Elizabeth his wife, who died July 1st, 1865, aged 73.
Slabs in the Nave.
II. A fesse ; in chief two lions' heads couped (Mason, Argent,
a fesse azure ; in chief two lions' heads couped of the last.) Crest :
A talbot passant regardant, holding in its mouth a hart's horn.
For William Mason, Esq., who died June 28th, 1755, aged 68.
III. Mason. Crest : A talbot passant guardant, holding in
its mouth a hart's horn.
For Elizabeth, wife of William Mason, Esq., who died December
17th, 1780, aged 47. Also for William Mason, who died January
25th, 1807, aged 71.
IV. Mason, with an escutcheon of pretence effaced ; impaling,
Ermine, on a canton a pelican vulning herself (Pell, Ermine, on
a canton azure a pelican vulning herself or. — Bl. Norf. vi. 50.)
Crest : A lion's head couped between two wings expanded.
For Richard Mason, who died July 4th, 1722, aged 39.
Slab in South Aisle.
V. (In lozenge.) On a chevron three broom branches ; on a
canton a spear, broken at the truncheon (Blomefield, Sable, on a
chevron or three broom branches vert ; on a canton of the second
a spear embrued, broken at the truncheon. — Bl. Norf. i. 111.)
For Alice, daughter of Francis Blomefield, Rector of Fersfield
and author of The History of Norfolk, who died July 15th, 1832,
aged 94 years. Slabs in the North Aisle.
VI. A saltire between four cross-crosslets fitchee, charged at
the fesse point with a roundel (Rust, Argent, a saltire between
four cross-crosslets fitchee sable.)
For Edward Rust, who died July 8th, 174(?), in the 67th year
of his age.
VII. Rust.
For Edward Rust, who died December 18th, 1796, in the 84th
year of his age ; and Frances his wife, who was one of the
daughters and coheiresses of Francis Barrett, Gent. She died
June 24th, 1799, in the 85th year of her age.

86 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VIII. A chevron engrailed, between three lions passant
guardant (Smyth, Azure, a chevron engrailed between three lions
passant guardant or) ; in pretence, Rust, without the roundel.
For Ann Claxton, wife of Thomas Smyth, and daughter of
Edward Rust, who died March 16th, 1818 ; also for James Smyth,
her eldest son, who died May 12th, 1809, aged 21.
IX. Rust.
For Elizabeth, relict of Edward Rust, who died August 17th,
] 750, in the 66th year of her age.
Tablets in the South Chapel.
X. (Coloured.) Mason. Crest : A lion's head couped between
two wings. This is the usual crest.
For William Mason, J.P. and D.L., late Lieut.-Colonel of East
Norfolk Militia, eldest son of William and Elizabeth Mason,
born 1788, died 1865. For John George, second son of William
and Elizabeth Mason, of the Honourable East India Company's
Civil Service, born 1793, died 1817. For Henry, their third son,
Midshipman of Her Majesty's Ship " Bacchante," born 1796,
lost at sea 1813. For George, their fourth son, J.P. and D.L.,
Lieut.-Colonel in the Army, who assumed the surname of
Blomefield a.d. 1836, born 1798, died 1871.
XI. (Coloured.) Mason, in pretence, Argent, a chevron
between three mullets azure, Columbine.
For "William Mason, J.P. and D.L., who died August 14th,
1835, aged 78 ; and for Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Paul
Columbine, D.D., late Rector of Little Plumsted in this county
and Chilton in Suffolk, who died January 11th, 1849, aged 83."
Slabs in the South Chapel.
XIL Mason, in pretence Columbine. Crest : Mason. Motto :
God my trust.
For William Mason, Esq., who died August 14th, 1835, aged
78 ; and Elizabeth his wife, who died January 11th, 1849,
aged 82.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Mason.
For Elizabeth Mason, born February 3rd, 1790, died December
17th, 1878. Also in memory of her beloved niece, Beatrice
Elizabeth Holme-Sumner, born December 14th, 1830, died
April 1st, 1848.
XIV. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ermines,
two chevrons or, Sumner; 2 and 3, Argent, a buck trippant,
Holme (William Brightwell Sumner, Esq., of the East India
Company's service in the time of Lord Clive, purchased on his
return to England the estate of Hatchlands. He married
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SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 87
Cumberland, Esq., and his son and heir, George, having in
herited eventually the Holme property, assumed the additional
surname of Holme) ; impaling Mason. Crests : 1, A lion's
head erased argent, ducally gorged or, Sumner ; 2, A hawk
proper, wings elevated, Holme.
For the Rev. Charles Vernon Holme-Sumner, M.A., late
Rector of Ringwold in the county of Kent, third son of Colonel
Holme-Sumner of Hatchlands, Surrey, who died at Swaffham,
December 4th, 1875, aged 75 ; and also for Henrietta Katherine,
his wife, daughter of William Mason, Esq., of Necton Hall ; born
July 7th, 1800, died October 31st, 1879.
XV. Mason. Crest : Mason. Motto : God my trust.
For William Mason, J.P. and D.L.; who died December 2nd,
1865, aged 76 ; also for George Blomefield, his brother, who died
June 18th, 1871. Window of the South Chapel.
XVI. Mason, impaling Ermine, three wolves' heads erased
gules, Miller.
XVII. Mason impaling Blomefield.
XVIII. Mason, in pretence Pell.
XIX. Mason, in pretence Columbine.
East Window of the South Aisle.
XX. Gules, a fesse between seven cross-crosslets or, three
and four (Beauchamp, Gules, a fesse between six cross-crosslets
or.) XXI. Or, two chevrons gules, Fitz-Robert.
XXII. Argent, a maunch gules, Tony.
West Window of ihe Tower.
XXIII. Quarterly : — 1, Mason ; 2, Gules, on a cross or five
mullets sable ; (Bodham ? Argent, on a cross gules five mullets
of the field) ; 3, Blomefield; 4, Columbine. Crest : Mason.
Motto : In Deo fides. Cut on the Font.
XXIV. A cross pattee. At the West End.
XXV. The Royal Arms of George II.

NEWTON.
I. The Royal Arms are on a panel in the nave over the
chancel arch, George III.

88 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
OXBURGH.
Tablets in the Chancel on the North Wall.
I. (Coloured.) Vert, a chevron between three ostrich feathers
argent, within a bordure or, Parkyn. The colour of the field
is indistinct. For Charles Parkyn, who was for forty years Rector of this
parish, "ac studio laudabili antiquam Norfolciensium Historiam
elucidare curavit"; he died June 27th, 1765, aged 75.
II. A chevron and a canton (Meriton, Azure, on a chevron or
three roses gules and a canton ermine. — Bl. Norf. vi. 185.)
For Henry Meriton, A.M., of Hadstock, Essex, and Magdalen
College, Cambridge. He died January 30th, 1707, having been
for more than forty years Rector of this parish.
Tablets in the Bedingfeld Chantry.
III. South Wall, with Three coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules,
beaked and peded or, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Lozengy, argent
and gules, Todenham ; impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4,
Azure, a chevron ermine between three escallops argent,
Townsend; 2 and 3, Argent, semee of cross-crosslets
and a lion rampant gules, Brewse.
2. Quarterly of twelve: — 1, Bedingfeld; 2, Todenham; 3,
Argent, a fesse between two chevrons gules, Peche ;
4, Chequy, argent and gules, on a fesse azure three escallops
or, Roucester; 5, Argent, a fesse sable between three
crescents gules, Pateshull; 6, Argent, on a cross gules
five escallops or (Weyland. The charges here are very
much defaced) ; 7, Argent, a unicorn salient sable,
Herling; 8, Paly of six, or and gules, a chief ermine,
Jenny ; 9, Argent, a chevron gules between three lions
rampant sable, Bourn of Long Stratton ; 10, Per pale
argent and gules, Waldegrave; 11, Per chevron, em
battled gules and or, three lions rampant counterchanged,
Wyfold; 12, Azure, a chevron between three eagles' (?)
heads erased or, Ched worth. These charges are "foxes'
heads."— Vis. of Norf. i. 155.
3. Quarterly of six : — 1, Townsend; 2, Gules, a chevron or,
between three fleurs-de-lis argent, Hayville or Haywell;
3, Brewse; 4, Sable, a cross engrailed or, Ufford; 5,
Gules, a cross argent, within a bordure engrailed or,
Carbonell; 6, Argent, a chevron gules, between three
cross-crosslets fitchee azure, Shardeloice.
Crest : A demi-eagle, wings expanded or.

SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED. 89
This monument has about it several fetterlocks, the ancient badge
of the house of York, and supposed to be also the badge of the
Bedingfeld family. The tinctures of the shields are worn and
indistinct. For Sir Henry Bedingfeld, Knt., Captain of the Guards,
Governor of the Tower of London, and. Privy Councillor to
Queen Mary ; buried here August 24th, 1583 ; and for his wife,
the Lady Katherine, daughter of John Townsend, Esq., and heiress
of Sir Roger Townsend of Raynham. — Bl. Norf. vi. 188.
North Wall, with Two Shields conjoined.
IV. (Coloured.) Bedingfeld, impaling, Sable, three bars
argent, Houghton. Crest (in gold) : Bedingfeld.
For Sir Henry Bedingfeld, seventeenth Knight of the family,
who married secondly, Elizabeth, daughter of Peter Houghton of
Houghton Tower in Lancashire. He died November 22nd, 1657,
aged 70 years and 6 months ; she died April 11th, 1662.
North Wall, with Two Shields conjoined.
V. (Coloured.) Bedingfeld, with the Ulster badge ; impaling,
Argent, six fleurs-de-lis azure, three, two, and one ; a chief
indented or, Paston.
For Sir Henry Bedingfeld, the first baronet of the family.
He married Margaret, the daughter and heiress of Edward Paston,
of Applet on, co. Norfolk, and of Horton in the county of
Gloucester, and died February 24th, 1684, aged 70 years and
5 months. She died January 14th, 1702, aged 84.
VI. East. Wall, with Three coloured Shields.
1. Bedingfeld.
2. Bedingfeld, impaling, Sable, six swallows argent, three,
two, and one, Arundell.
3. Bedingfeld, impaling, Gules, on a bend, between six cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, an inescutcheon of the second,
charged with a lion rampant of the first, a crescent for
difference, Howard.
For the " most Virtuous and Pious Lady " Elizabeth, youngest
daughter of Sir John Arundell of Laiihern in Cornwall, and second
wife of Sir Henry Bedingfeld of Oxborough, Knt. and Bart.,
who died April 30th, 1690, aged 34. Also for the Lady Anna,
first wife of Sir Henry Bedingfeld, daughter of Charles, Lord
Viscount Andover, afterwards Earl of Berkshire. She died
September 19th, 1682. Also for Sir Henry Bedingfeld, who
died September 14th, 1704, aged 68.
North-east corner.
VII. (Coloured.) Bedingfeld, with the Ulster badge; impaling,

90 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Sable, three lions passant in bend argent, between two double
cotises of the last, Browne, Viscount Montague.
For Sir Richard Bedingfeld, Baronet, who died March 27th,
1795, aged 71 ; and his wife, the Hon. Mary Browne, daughter of
Anthony, Viscount Montague, of Cowdray in Sussex, who died
at Bath, September 17th, 1767, and lies buried in the abbey
church of the city. Slab on the Floor.
VIII. Bedingfeld, with the Ulster badge; impaling, Per
bend embattled (Boyle, Per bend, embattled, argent and gules.)
Crest : Bedingfeld.
For Sir Henry Bedingfeld, Baronet, who died July 15th, 1760,
aged 71 ; and his wife, the Rt. Hon. Lady Elizabeth Bedingfeld,
a daughter of Charles, Earl of Burlington, who died November
25th, 1771, aged 63.
The Roof has been restored, but there are a few carved
Shields of ancient date.
IX. Bedingfeld.
X. Herling.
XI. Peche.
XII. Roucester. Shield, supported by Figure of an Angel.
XIII. A cross (Shelton, Azure, a cross or.)
Carved Shields supported by Angels, of modern workmanship.
XIV. Quarterly: — land 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Three bars,
over all on a bend three eagles displayed (Grandison of
Lancashire, Paly of six, argent and azure ; on a bend gules three
eagles displayed or. The coat is thus given by Burke, and it is
so blazoned in the windows of the private chapel at Oxburgh
Castle.) XV. Bedingfeld quartering Weyland.
XVI. Bedingfeld quartering Paston.
XVII. Bedingfeld and Tudenham/ impaling, Three Catherine
wheels (Scot of Scots Hall in Kent, Argent, three Catherine wheels
sable.— Bl. Norf. vi. 186.)

PICKENHAM, SOUTH.
Slabs on the Chancel Floor.
I. Three swords extended barways, the points to the dexter
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dexter argent, hilts and pommels or.) Crest : A cubit arm in
armour, the hand in a gauntlet, grasping a broken sword in
bend sinister, proper.
For Devereux Chute, Esq., second son of Thomas Chute, Esq.,
of South Pickenham, and Elizabeth his wife, who died in
December, 1724, aged 33.
IT. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Chute; 2, Three bars, in chief
as many trevets (Revett, Argent, three bars sable; in chief as
many trevets of the last); 3, A pheon between three boars'
heads (Lobb, Argent, a pheon gules between three boars' heads
sable. From the coloured shield on the monument at Great
Cressingham); impaling, Three mullets, two and one (Wiggett.
The following coat was granted to William Wiggett of Guestwick,
Norfolk, in 1755 : Or, three mullets sable, pierced gules ; on a
chief wavy azure, a dove regardant proper.)
For Thomas Lobb Chute, who died November 12th, 1790, aged
69 ; and Ann Rachel, his wife, who died May 6th, 1790, aged 57.
III. Chute, with a martlet for difference. Crest : Chute.
For the Rev. Thomas Vere Chute, fourth son of Thomas Lobb
Chute, who succeeded his brother William John, and died
unmarried. IV. A chevron between three garbs (Dade, Gules, a chevron
between three garbs or) ; impaling, Quarterly, four mullets ( Vere,
Quarterly, gules and or, four mullets argent. — Bl. Norf. vi. 74.)
For Mrs. Elizabeth Dade, late wife of Thomas Dade, Esq.,
of Tannington, Suffolk, and daughter of John Vere, of the same
county. She died January 11th, 1711, aged 73. Bl. Norf. has
a great error here ; the date given is January 11th, 1611.
V. (In lozenge.) Chute impaling Revett.
For Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Chute, Esq., sole daughter
and heiress of Nicholas Revett of Brandston in the county of
Suffolk, who died September 12th, 1730, aged 62.
Tablet on ihe South Wall of the Chancel.
VI. Chute, with a martlet for difference.
In memory of the Rev. Thomas Vere Chute, late Rector of
this parish and of Moulton St. Michael's in this county, sole
remaining brother and heir of William John Chute, of this
place and of the Vyne in the county of Hants. He survived
and succeeded his brother, and died on January 22nd, 1827,
aged 55 years. Tablet on ihe North Wall of the Chancel.
VII. (Coloured.) Chute, impaling Chute. Crest : Gone, but
was there, and is given by Blomefield as described under No. I.

92 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For Thomas Lennard Chute, who married Catherine, daughter
of Edward Chute, and died May 12th, 1722, aged 33.
VIII. The arms are entirely gone from the monument of
"Anthony Fisher, eldest son of William Fisher of Wisbeach, who
married Ann, the eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Willis of Fen
Ditton, Cambridgeshire; he died June 3rd, 1679." According
to Bl. Norf. they were :—" Gules, a chevron between three lions'
paws or, 'Fisher ; impaling, Party per fesse, gules and argent,
three lions rampant counterchanged, in a bordure ermine, Willis."

PICKENHAM, NORTH.

SOUTHACRE.
I. Monument in the North Chapel, ivith Three Shields.
1. Argent, three pales gules, over all a chevron or, Barkham.
2. Barkham, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a pale
sable three crosses pattee or, within a bordure engrailed
of the second (Crouch, Argent, between two pallets
engrailed sable three crosses pattee, all within a bordure
of the last) ; 2 and 3, Argent, on a chevron sable three
helmets closed or, Scott.
3. Crouch quartering Scott.
Crest : Two arms embowed in armour or, hands proper, holding
a sheaf of arrows argent, tied with a ribbon gules. Motto :
Diligentia fortunae mater.
This monument has no inscription, but it is stated in Bl. Norf.
vi. 83, to have been erected in memory of Sir Edward Barkham,
Lord Mayor of London in the 19th year of King James I.
He was son of Edward Barkham of Southacre, aud was created
a baronet on June 28th, 1623. He married Jane, daughter of
John Crouch of Cornybery in Hertfordshire, by Joan, daughter
and heir of John Scott of London.
Helmet in the Chapel.
II. Crest : Barkham,. Brass in the Chapel.
III. Above the knight's head, on a shield : A chief indented
(Harsick, Or, a chief indented sable.) On the knight's armour :
Harsick. On the lady's dress : Harsick and A maunch (Calthorpe,
Ermine, a maunch gules.) Crest: A plume of Turkey feathers
in a hoop.
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sole heiress of Sir Bartholomew Calthorpe of Gestingthorpe,
Essex, and his wife Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Sir John
de Gestingthorpe. In the Tower Window.
IV. Harsick impaling Calthorpe.
V. Argent, on a bend gules three lozenge buckles or ( Watshall,
Gules, three buckles lozengy or. — Bl. Norf. vi. 81.)
Carved in Stone over ihe West Doorway.
VI. Harsick.
VII. Harsick impaling Calthorpe.
VIII. A coat gone, impaling Harsick.

SPORLE.
Tablet on ihe South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, on a fesse between three martlets
sable a cinquefoil or, Edwards; impaling three coats : — 1, Defaced
(It was, Argent, three lioncels in pale passant guardant gules,
Brograve); 2, Defaced, except the field, which was clearly sable,
and the outlines of the fesse (it was Sable, a fesse cotised,
between three conies argent, Coney) ; 3, Gules, two leopards' faces
in pale, between as many flaunches or, Frere.
For "William Edwards, late of Wisbeach in the Isle of Ely,
and county of Cambridge, Gent., who married first, Mrs. Mary
Brograve, niece to Sir John Brograve ; secondly, Mrs Alice Coney
of Walpole ; and thirdly, Mrs. Susan Frere, daughter of John
Frere of Finningham Hall in the county of Suffolk, Gent."
Tablet in ihe South Aisle.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron vaire between three bucks
in full course proper, Swift. The field should be "or"; but I can
see no remains of it. The shield is carelessly painted, and though
I believe the above blazon was the intention of the artist, still
it might be rendered thus : On a chevron argent, between three
bucks in full course proper, two bars nebulee azure. This latter
coat I cannot find as having been borne by any family of Swift.
For the Rev. John Swift, who died March 3rd, 1766, aged 77.
There is a long Latin inscription, without date or age, which is
given on a slab beneath.
III. The Royal Arms are . on a panel at the west end, of
George III., with churchwardens' names beneath.

94 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
SWAFFHAM.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Semee of cross-crosslets, a lion rampant guardant (Dalton,
Azure, semee of cross-crosslets, a lion rampant guardant argent.)
Crest: A dragon's head between two wings (Dalton, A dragon's
head vert between two wings or.)
For Francis Dalton, who died October 12th, 1767, aged 64.
II. Dalton. Crest: Dalton.
For Robert, son of Francis Dalton and Elizabeth his wife,
who died March 12th, 1760, aged 20. Also for Francis, son of
Francis and Elizabeth Dalton of West Bilney, who died December
28th, 1767, aged 29. And also for Francis, son of the said
Francis Dalton of West Bilney and Ann his wife, who died an
infant, September 7th, 1763.
III. Monument in the South Transept, with Six Shields.
1. Or, a fesse chequy argent and azure, on an escutcheon of the
second a lion rampant gules, debruised with a ragged
staff in bend of the first, Steward; impaling, Gules, three
crescents argent and a chief ermine (Fulnetby, Fulnesby,
or Fulneby.—Bl. Norf. vi. 211.)
2. Quarterly of six :— 1 and 6, Argent, a lion rampant gules
debruised with a ragged staff in bend or (Steward of Ely,
Argent, a lion rampant gules, over all a bend raguled or);
2, Or, a fesse chequy, argent and azure, Stewart ; 3, Vert,
three boars' heads couped argent (Burley. — Bl. Norf. vi.
211); 4, Argent, a lion rampant sable, on his shoulder
a mullet of the first (Walkfare.— Bl. Norf vi. '211);
5, Argent, a chevron gules between three hurts (Baskerville.
—Bl. Norf iv. 211.)
3. Steward of Ely, impaling, Azure, a fesse between three
leopards' faces or (Paine, Vert, a fesse between three
leopards' heads or. For Payne or Paine of Dunham, co.
Norfolk.)
4. Steward and his quarterings, as in shield No. 1.
5. Steward and his quarterings, impaling Paine.
6. Paine.
Crest : At the base of a dead tree, a broken spear in saltire.
For Katherine, wife of William Steward of Ely, one of the
daughters and coheiresses of Thomas Paine of Castleacre, who
died April 15th, 1590. This lady was grandmother of Oliver
Cromwell. Slabs in the Nave.
IV. On a bend, within a bordure, three griffins' heads erased,
Young. Crest : A griffin's head erased.

Monument to Katherine Stf.warh in jSwaffham Chup.ch, 1590.

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For  Patrick Young, S.T.P., Fellow of Gonvile and
Caius College, Rector of Northchurch, Hertfordshire, Prebendary
of Westminster, who died in 1777, aged 55.
V. Per fesse, four fleurs-de-lis, two in chief and two in base
(Devall, Per fesse, gules and or, four fleurs-de-lis counterchanged. —
Bl. Norf. vi. 209.) Crest: A garb.
For Mary, relict of Mr. Henry Devall, who died July 20th,
1733, aged 68.
VI. Devall. Crest: Devall.
For Mr. Henry Devall, who died January 30th, 1728, aged 45.
Slabs in the North Transept, mostly covered up by the Organ.
VII. Between two chevronels three martlets (Hamond, Azure,
between two chevronels or, three martlets argent.) Crest: A dove
rising, with an olive branch in its mouth (Hamond, On a mound
vert, a dove rising with an olive branch in its mouth proper. —
Bl. Norf. vi. 227, where the arms are different.)
For Richard Hamond, Gent., who died May 16th, 1724, aged
25. Other slabs of the family covered by the organ.
VIII. Only partly visible, seemingly of Hamond.
For Susanna  Slabs in the North Aisle.
IX. (In lozenge.) A long cross, in chief two estoiles ( Tharlow,
granted 1664, Azure, a long cross or, in chief two estoiles of
eight points of the last); impaling, A chevron cotised; on a
canton the arms of Thurlow.)
For Mrs. Elizabeth Thurlow, widow of Edward Thurlow, Esq.,
"Late- Captain in Genl. Handasyds Regt. of Foot," who died
February 5th, 1763, aged 72.
Slabs in ihe South Aisle.
X. A lion rampant between three escallops, Woodbine; impaling,
A fesse embattled between three crescents (Glover, Sable, a fesse
embattled ermine, between three crescents argent ; granted 1611.)
Crest: An eagle displayed.
For William Clarke Woodbine, Esq., who died August 24th,
179(0 ?), aged 62 years. Also for Sarah his widow, who died
December 6th, 1812, aged 79.
XI. Woodbine impaling Glover. Crest : Woodbine.
For the sons and daughters of William Clarke Woodbine:
William Clarke, who died an infant on July 18th, 1756 ; Anne,
who died June 8th, 1769, aged 8 ; John Glover, who died
November 19th, 1773, aged 15 ; and Sarah, who died June 16th,
1774, aged 17.

96 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XII. On a cross five mullets (Bodham, Argent, on a cross
gules five mullets or. — Bl. Norf vi. 209.)
For Benjamin Bodham, Gent., sometime student of Caius
College in Cambridge, who died June 11th, 1762, aged 57 years.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Bodham.
For Mary, daughter of Thomas and Frances Bodham, who
died November 23rd, 1731, aged 17.
XIV. Bodham ; in pretence, Fretty, on a chief three roundels
(Chamberlayn, Or, fretty sable, on a chief of the second three
bezants.) For Thomas Bodham, who died March 25th, 1785, aged 69 ;
and Mary his wife, who died in 1769, aged 51 years.
XV. (Almost covered up.) Bodham. Date 1735.
Altar Tomb in the Chancel, with Four Shields.
XVI. Three sacramental cups with wafers, Shield of the
Blessed Sacrament.
XVII. Shield of the Holy Trinity.
XVIII. Three boats.
XIX. Three wimbles.
These last two form a rebus, wimbles being instruments essential
to a wright or worker in wood. The tomb is that of John
Botewright, D.D. West Front and elsewhere.
XX. Two swords in saltire, St. Paul.
XXI. Two keys in saltire, St. Peter.
There are a great many shields supported by angels on the roof
of the nave, and they bear insignia, instruments, &c, relating to
our Lord's Passion ; viz., crosses, nails, the seamless coat, ladder,
cup, spear, crown of thorns, pincers, hammer, dice, whips, a
lantern, an escallop, and a mitre.

97

OLAVEEING HUNDEED.

ALDEBY.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Paly of six ; on a canton a cross flory charged with a
roundel (Trott, Paly of six, or and gules ; on a canton argent
a bear salient sable.) Crest : Out of a mural coronet a horse's
head, bridled.
For Matthew Trott, patron of this church, who died May 29th,
1658, aged 82.
II. Trott. The cross on the canton is here a cross-crosslet,
and the coronet in the crest "ducal" instead of "mural."
For Thomasine, wife of Matthew Trott, who died September
29th, 1652. Slab in the North Transept.
III. On a cross five lions rampant ( Wall, Argent, on a cross
sable five lions rampant, or) ; impaling, A chevron engrailed
between three annulets (Davy, Sable, a chevron engrailed ermine
between three annulets argent.) Crest : A lion rampant guardant
or, supporting with the dexter paw a long cross sable.
"For William, eldest son of Frances Wall of Aldeby, gent.,
who married Sybill, one of the daughters of Robert Davy of
Ditchingham, and dyed June 23rd, 1685."
Shield on the Porch.
IV. A lion rampant (Morley, Argent, a lion rampant sable,
crowned or.)
Sir Robert Morley, who married Hawise, sister and heir of
John le Marechal, was lord here in 1330, and in his family the
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98 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
BERGH APTON.
Slab in the Nave.
I. A chevron engrailed between three cinquefoils ; on a chief
a lion passant ( Cooke, Or, a chevron engrailed gules between three
cinquefoils azure ; on a chief of the second a lion passant argent) ;
impaling, Three cinquefoils. Crest : An antelope's head erased,
charged with two roundels (Cooke of Linstead, Suffolk, An ante
lope's head erased or, charged with torteaux, tusked, horned, and
tufted gules.)
For Francis Cooke, who died January 20th, 1826, aged 80.
Altar Tombs in the Churchyard.
II. A saltire between twelve cross-crosslets (Denny of Raven-
ingham, Gules, a saltire argent between twelve crosses pattee
fitchee or.)
For Richard Denny, Gent, who died February 17th, 1794,
aged 39 ; Anne, his mother, who died July 9th, 1796, aged 89 ;
Mary, his wife, who died March 3rd, 1846, aged 83.
Round the sides of this tomb are the following names : —
Frederick, died November 12th, 1840, aged 14.
Rosa, died January 7th, 1843, aged 18.
Richard, died October 10th, 1856, aged 66.
Fanny Anna, died February 24th, 1828, aged 11.
Mary Anne, died May 27th, 1842, aged 24.
Frances, wife of Richard, died January 9th, 1842, aged 4.
III. (In lozenge.) A spur with strap and buckle. (This may
not be heraldic.)
For Freeman Denny, who died September 28th, 1745, and
Thomasin his wife, who died in 1777, aged 80.
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, On a fesse between three leopards'
heads erased affrontee, a lion passant guardant (Kett of Brooke,
Or, on a fesse between three leopards' heads erased affrontee
azure, a lion passant guardant argent) ; 2 and 3, Quarterly, in
the first quarter an eagle displayed; in pretence, A cross en
grailed (Gurney, Argent, a cross engrailed gules.) Crest: A
leopard's head, as in the arms.
For Thomas Kett, late of Seething, who died July 27th, 1820,
in his 74th year ; also of Hannah his wife, who died May 14th,
1845, in her 87th year.
V. Quarterly:— 1 and 4, Kett; 2, Quarterly, in the first
quarter an eagle displayed; 3, Gurney; in pretence, An es
cutcheon within an orle (Rutland ? Gules, an escutcheon within
an orle argent.) Crest : Kett.
For George Samuel Kett of Seething and Brooke House,
born July 21st, 1784, died April 1st, 1871, and Mary his wife,
who died October 29th, 1857.

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BROOKE.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. Much defaced, only part of the impalement visible, which
seems to be, Per chevron, gules and argent, three birds counter-
changed. For Thomas Seaman, gent., who died April 11th, 1740, and his
wife, who was daughter of Richard Tubby of Brockdish, who
died May 12th, 1739. (See page 4.)
II. (Quite defaced.) I give the account of this as taken
from Mackerell MSS., p. 30. " Quarterly :— 1, Paly of six,
argent and sable, surtout a bend gules ; 2, Chequy, azure and
or ; 3, Gules, a chevron between three eagles displayed or ;
4, as 1, impaled with, Chequy, azure and sable, on a canton
azure a chess-rook of the first. For John Burghill (alias
Burfield), son of Thomas Burghill, who died December 21st,
1659. Beneath another shield : Paly of six, argent and sable,
over all a bend gules ; Azure, two bars and a bend or ; Gules, six
annulets interlinked, two and two, and a chief or."
Tablet in the Nave.
III. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron sable ; on a chief of the
second three mullets pierced or, Fowle.
For John Fowle, Esq., who died January 29th, 1780, aged 54.
Slabs in the Nave.
IV. A pall between two castles triple-towered (Castell, Argent,
a pall between two castles triple-towered sable.) This is taken
from a shield in the -window : it is not in Burke or Papworth.
For the Rev. John Castell, thirty years Vicar of this parish,
and Rector of Thuxton, who died December 24th, 1796, in his
58th year.
V. Quarterly, on a bend three roundels (Stebbing, Quarterly,
or and gules, on a bend sable five bezants) ; impaling, Per pale,
a chevron between three birds ( Wood, Per pale, argent and sable,
on a chevron between three martlets as many trefoils slipt, all
counterchanged.) Crest : It looks like a woolpack, or a cushion
with tassels (Stebbing, A lion's head erased argent.)
For George Stebbing of the city of Norwich, eldest son of
Philip Stebbing of Dennington in Suffolk, who married'a daughter
of Richard Wood, and died September, 1696.
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100 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in North Aisle.
VI. Per pale, a chevron between three talbots passant ; on a
chief a leopard's face (Gooch, Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron
between three talbots passant counterchanged ; on a chief gules
a leopard's face or); impaling, Six billets, three, two, and one;
on a chief a lion passant (Fairweather of Brisset in Suffolk, Gules,
six billets, three, two, and one, or ; on a chief of the second a
lion passant vert.) Crest : A cubit arm erect, vested, grasping
a wolf's head erased (Gooch, A cubit arm erect, vested, per pale,
embattled or and argent, grasping in the hand, proper, a dragon's
head erased, also proper.)
For Richard Gooch of ... . ook in this county, and Bridget
his wife, daughter and heiress of Samuel Fairweather bf  in
Suffolk, who died June 19th, 1724.
VII. Gooch. Crest : Gooch.
For Keen Gooch, who died April 10th, 1727, aged 50.
Shield in a Window of the North Aisle.
VIII. Castell. Crest : A unicorn's head couped sable.
At West End.
IX. The Royal Arms of Victoria, carved in oak, are in front
of the organ gallery.
The Suckling MSS. in the account of this parish, give the arms
and inscription on a stone beneath the altar, which is possibly
there still : " A cross between four martlets, impaling Potts.
Galfridus Ward, son and heir of Thomas Ward, married
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Potts, Knt. and Bart. He died
1648."

BURGH ST. PETER.
ELLINGHAM.
Tablet in the Chancel.

I. (Coloured.) Sable, three battle-axes argent, Hall; impaling,
Azure, a lion rampant argent, Smith of Stroud House, Wiltshire.
Crest: An arm embowed, in armour proper, holding in the
gauntlet a pole-axe.

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. " Prompted by gratitude and in respectful remembrance of v6
late Right HonMe Sir John Griffen-Griffen, K.B., Lord Howard
de Walden, and of William Claxton, Esq., sometime M.P. for
Marlow, Bucks, each of them his patrons, this monument was
erected by Roger Hall, Clk., 1806, of Brasenose College, Ox.,
Rector of this parish and Garveston, in the 22nd year of his
incumbency here, and the 29th at Garveston." I have taken
the identification of the arms from Suckling MSS.
Slab in the Chancel.
II. (Defaced.) A fesse between three birds rising. It is thus
given in Suckling MSS., see No. X.
For James Johnson, one of his Majesties' Coroners for the
county of Norfolk, who died September 29th, 1770, aged 60
years; and for Elizabeth his wife, who died July 25th, 1791,
aged 87. Monumental Tablet in the South Aisle.
III. (Raised.) On a chevron three birds (Hammond or
Hamond of Ellingham, Or, on a chevron sable three Cornish
choughs argent.)
For " John Hammond, who lived from the 3rd to the 31st
of Elizabeth in this towne, and died on Feby 4."
¦Slab in the South Aisle.
IV. Hammond, impaling, Quarterly, on a bend three martlets
(Le Gros, Quarterly* argent and azure, on a bend sable three
martlets or.)
For John Hamond, who married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of
Sir Charles Le Gros, Knt., and died August, 1660.
Slabs in the Nave.
V. Per saltire, on a fesse three fleurs-de-lis (Matchet or Machet,
Per saltire, azure and or, on a fesse gules three fleurs-de-lis of the
first.— Bl. Norf. v. 213.) Crest: A demi-lion.
For Robert Machet, who died February 20th, 1759, aged 63 ;
and Catherine his wife, who died May 5th, 1763, aged 63.
VI. Matchet. Crest: Matchet.
For Margaret Matchet, who died February 13th, 1762, aged 21.
VII. Matchet.
For Christian Matchet, wife of William Butcher, who died
August 24th, 1765, aged 29.
VIII. Matchet. Crest: Matchet.
For Robert Machet, who died September 7th, 1754, aged 21.

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IX. Three bars, in chief as many trevets (Revet, Argent,
three bars sable, in chief as many trevets of the last) ; impaling,
Matchet. Crest : An arm erect, grasping in the hand a broken
sword (Revet, An arm erect, bendy of four argent and sable,
grasping in the hand, proper, a sword broken of the first, hilt
and pommel or.)
For Ezekiel Revet, who died April 11th, 1765, aged 26.
Hatchment in the Chancel.
X. Per bend, indented or and azure, two crosses moline
counterchanged, Smith; impaling, Gules, a fesse between three
eagles, with wings expanded or, Johnson.
There is a slab in the south aisle for Maria, daughter of the
late Rev. William Johnson of EUingham Hall, formerly the
wife of Solomon Pyefinch, Esq., of Bengal ; afterwards wife
of Henry Smith of Ellingham Hall. The rest of the inscription
is covered up by a stove. The lady married again, Philip 
(Dykes?) West End of the South Aisle.
XI. The Royal, Arms, G. R., before the union with Ireland.

GELDESTON.

There is a slab here, covered by pews, which has evidently a
shield of arms, but I have not yet been able to find out what
it is. One would have thought that the recent restorers of this
church might have spared a small space in the open for this
the only relic of the past.

GILLINGHAM.
I. Monument at the West End, with Five coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly :— 1 and 4, Gules, on a chief argent two mullets
sable, with an annulet for difference, Bacon; 2 and 3,
Barry of six or and azure, over all a bend gules,
Quaplode. ^ Crest : A boar passant ermine.
2. Bacon, impaling, Azure, on a fesse or three leopards' faces
gules, Freeston.
3. Same as No. 2.
4. Bacon (much defaced.)
5. Freeston.

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For Sir Nicholas Bacon, created a Baronet 7th February, 1661,
eldest son of Nicholas Bacon of Gillingham, grandson of Sir
Nicholas Bacon of Redgrave, Suffolk, and great-grandson of
the Lord Keeper ; he married Elizabeth, daughter and heir
of Richard Freeston of Mendham, and died in 1666.
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. Bacon, with the Ulster badge, impaling, Two long bows
bent, and interlaced in saltire, betwefen four roundels, each charged
with a fleur-de-lis (Rebow of Colchester, granted 10th April,
1685, Gules, two long bows bent, and interlaced in saltire or,
stringed argent, between four bezants, each charged with a
fleur-de-lis azure.) Crest: Bacon.
For Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., who married Susan, daughter of
Sir Isaac Rebow ; he died October 4th, 1738, aged 46.
III. Bacon, with the Ulster badge, impaling Rebow. Crest:
Bacon. For Dame Susan, relict of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., who
was born in 1687, and died in 1769.
IV. Bacon with the Ulster badge. Crest: Bacon.
For Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., of Gillingham, who died April
6th, 1750, aged 25. Slabs in the Nave.
V. Bacon with the Ulster badge.
For Sir Henry Bacon, Bart., who died September 2nd, 1753,
aged 59 ; and for his sister Phillipa, who died July 5th, 1753,
aged 54.
VI. Bacon with the Ulster badge. Crest : Bacon. .
For Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., who died July 10th, 1721,
aged 49.
VII. Bacon, impaling, On a bend three snakes, nowed
(Castleton, Azure, on a bend or three snakes, nowed, of the field.)
For Dame Sarah, wife of Sir Henry Bacon of Herringfleet in
Suffolk, daughter of Sir John Castleton, Bart., of Sturston in
the same county ; she died February 3rd, 1727.
VIII. Bacon, impaling, A lion rampant.
For Richard Bacon, Gent, who died August 10th, 1743.

HADDISCOE.

Tablet on ihe North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Raised.) A chevron between three two-headed eagles
displayed (Ashby, Azure, a chevron between three spread eagles

104 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
or) ; impaling, A chevron between three leopards' faces (Harvey
of Essex and London, Or, a chevron between three leopards'
faces gules.) Crest : Gone.
"Carolus Ashby, ecclesias hujus Rector, memoriae Elizabethse
filiaa Samuelis Harvy de Wange in Com. Essex, Generosi, conjugis
carissimEe Monumentum hoc Amoris ergo Dedicavit, obiit
Apr. 19, 1671, Etatis sua? 28."

HALES.

HECKINGHAM.
Slabs in the North Aisle.
I. On a bend three leopards' faces (Mingay, Or, on a bend
azure three leopards' faces of the field.)
For William Mingay, Gent., who died April, 1713 ; also for
William and Mary, his son and daughter.
II. A chevron between three cocks, a crescent for difference
(Crowe, Gules, a chevron or between three cocks argent.)
For John Crowe, who died May 14th, 1663, aged 43.
Shields in a Windoiu on the South Side of the Nave.
III. Vert, an escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent,
Erpingham. IV. Chequy or and gules, a bend ermine, Clifton.
V. Chequy argent and sable, on a bend gules three oak
leaves proper. (This coat is thus given in E. A. iii. 323,
" Chequy argent and sable, on a bend vert two combs gules."
. Bl. Norf. viii. 24, has the tinctures and charges right.)
VI. Gules, a chevron argent. (Bl. Norf. viii. 24, has, Gules,
on a chevron argent, three trefoils slipt of the first) ; impaling
Erpingham. VII. Gules, a chevron argent ; impaling Clifton.
On the North Wall.
VIII. The Royal Arms (G. R., before the union with Ireland.
An engraving, painted and framed, about 18 inches by 12.)

HOWE.

JShields £t J4eckingham.

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KIRBY CANE.
I. Monument on the North Side of the Chancel,
ivith Four Shields.
1. (Tinctures defaced.) A chevron between three cross-crosslets
(Copledike, Argent, a chevron between three cross-
crosslets gules.) Crest: Issuing from a ducal coronet,
a goat's head.
2. Quarterly of six: — 1, Copledike; 2, Defaced (Gavell, sable,
a chevron between three garbs argent) ; 3, A saltire ;
4, Defaced (Rockeley, Lozengy ermine and gules) ;
5, Defaced (Harrington, Or, a chief gules, over all a
bend azure) ; 6, Defaced (Friskeny, Azure, a saltire
between four cross-crosslets or) ; impaling, A chevron
between three annulets. Bl. Norf viii. 36, has Woodhouse
of Kimberley.
3. Copledike and his quarterings as in No. 2 ; impaling, A
chevron between three acorns slipt (Hayfield or Highfield,
Azure, a chevron between three acorns, slipt or.)
4. Gavell, impaling 
The inscription on this tomb was obliterated before Blomefield's
Norfolk was written. It was in memory of John Copledike, who
here lies buried, April 12th, 1593, and who left a daughter
Thomasine. "John Copledike married 1st, Ellin, daughter and
heir of ... . Wodehouse of Kimberley, and 2nd, Maud, daughter
of John Highfield of Callis."— Vis. of Norf. vol. i. p. 10.
II. Slabs in the Chancel, with Two Shields.
1. Per chevron, three lions passant guardant in pale (Catelyn,
Per chevron, azure and or, three lions passant guardant
in pale, counterchanged. — Bl. Norf. viii. 32, gives an
addition, " on a chief argent as many snakes nowed sable,
stinged gules ") ; impaling, A fesse dancettee charged
with roundels, between five herons, three and two
(Elrington or Ellington of Essex, Argent, a fesse dancettee
sable bezantee between five herons, three and two, of the
second.)
2. Elringfpn.
For Judith, daughter of Edward Elrington of Thoydon Boys
in Essex, and wife of Thomas Catelyn, who died in 1615.
III. Two Shields.
1. Catelyn, impaling, On a bend, three eagles displayed (Hough
ton, Argent, on a bend sable three eagles displayed or.)
2. Houghton.
For Mary, daughter of Sir Robert Houghton, and first wife of
Richard Catelyn of Kirby, who died in 1630, aged 45.

106 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. Catelyn. Crest : A demi-lion rampant guardant, gorged
with a ducal coronet between a pair of wings.
For " Thomas Catelyn, second son of Richard Catelyn of Hon-
yngham, Sergeant-at-Law to King Philip and Queen Mary."
He married Mary Elrington and died in 1636.
V. (In lozenge.) Catelyn, impaling, On a saltire a rose
(Neville, Gules, on a saltire argent a rose of the field.)
For Dorothy, wife of Richard Catelyn and daughter of Sir
Henry Neville of Bellingbere in Berkshire. She died in 1672,
in her 67th year.
VI. Catelyn, impaling, on the dexter side, Neville, and on the
sinister side, Houghton. Crest : Catelyn.
For Richard Catelyn, who married first, Mary Houghton, and
secondly, Dorothy Neville. He died in 1662, aged 79.
VII. On a cross five mullets (Randall, Gules, on a cross argent
five mullets pierced sable) ; impaling, A fesse wavy between three
lions passant (Hawys, Azure, a fesse wavy between three lions
passant or, armed and langued gules.) Crest : A dolphin
embowed. For William Randall, A.M., Rector, who married Matilda,
daughter of John Hawys, M.D., and died April 13th, 1699,
aged 49.
VIII. A goat passant (Baker, Gules, a goat passant argent,
attired or) ; impaling, A cross flory, within a bordure engrailed
(Pyecroft, Sable, a cross flory or, within a bordure engrailed
argent.) Crest : A goat's head erased.
For Margaret, wife of Abraham Baker, Rector, and daughter
of the Rev. Mr. Pyecroft, Rector of Ditchingham, who died
March 20th, 1717, aged 36 ; also for Mr. Abraham Baker, Rector
of Ditchingham, and late of this parish, who died in 1733.
IX. Baker, impaling, Three lions rampant, two and one.
For Mary, wife of Samuel Baker, Rector, who died January 5th,
1784. Tablet in the Chancel.
X. (Coloured.) Catelyn.
For Elizabeth Catelyn, who died February 5th, 1681. For
full inscription see Bl. Norf viii. 35.

Slab in the Nave.
XI. Two bars (Hilton, Argent, two bars azure.)
For Thomas Hilton, forty-five years inhabitant of this parish,
who died December 26th, 1693. Susan, his widow, placed this
stone.

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Hatchments in the Chancel.
XII. Catelyn impaling Houghton.
This is the most ancient hatchment that I have met with, and
is much worn.
XIII. Quarterly of six : — 1 and 6, Sable, a wolf salient or ;
in chief a fleur-de-lis argent between two bezants, Wilson;
2, Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed sable, Knyvett;
3, Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water bougets
sable, with a label of three, Bourchier; 4, France quartering
England, within a bordure argent, Holland, Earl of Kent ; 5, Quar
terly or and azure, Fastolf' The coat of Berners is, Quarterly, or
and vert. Crest : A demi wolf, with supporters, and ensigned
with a Baron's coronet. Motto : Le bon temps viendra.
This was the fifth Lord Berners, Rector of Kirby Cane.
At the West End.
XIV. The Royal Arms of G. R. before the Union with
Ireland.

NORTON SUBCOURSE.
In Windoivs on the North Side.
I. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich.
II. Gules, two lions passant guardant or.
In Windows on the South Side.
III. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, a bordure argent.
IV. Gules, a chevron between three leopards' faces argent,
Carvile ; impaling, Sable, a chevron ermine between three bulls'
heads cabossed argent, Saunders.
These coats impaled are in Narborough Church (see p. 83.) I
have not been able to account for the shield being here.
V. The Royal Arms are at the west end, G. R. IV.

RAVENINGHAM.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. Three castles, triple-towered (Castell or Castello, Argent,
three castles triple-towered gules.) Crest : A dragon's head
couped (Castell, A dragon's head couped at the neck gules.)
For Roger Castell, who departed this life August 27th, 1734,
aged 63.

108 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
II. Castell, impaling, On a pile, issuing from the chief and
extending to the base, a lion rampant (Pells. This coat is not in
Burke or Papworth.)
For Ann, second wife of Roger Castell and daughter of John
Pells of Cransford in Suffolk, who died December 26th, 1724,
aged 53.
III. Castell, impaling, A fret (Tollemache or Talmach, Argent,
a fret sable.)
For Roger, son of John Castell, who was buried September 7th,
1644. IV. Castell impaling Tollemache.
For Mary, wife of Roger Castell and daughter of Sir Lionel
Tollemache, late of Helmingham in Suffolk, Bart., who was
buried June 23rd, 1667, in her 82nd year.
V. Castell, impaling, Barry of six ; in chief, an annulet
(De Grey, Barry of six, argent and azure ; in chief three annulets
gules.) For Elinor, late wife of Tallomach Castell of Raveningham,
one of the daughters of William de Grey, late of Merton, Knt.,
who died November 9th, 1648.
VI. Castell. Crest: Castell.
For Roger, youngest son of Roger and Mary Castell, who
died January 17th, 1708, in the 86th year of his age.
VII. Castell.
For Elizabeth Castell, spinster, daughter and coheiress of John
and Avis Castell, who died April 8th, 1771, aged 73.
VIII. (In lozenge.) On a chief two mullets, with the Ulster
badge (Bacon, Gules, on a chief argent two mullets sable) ; in
pretence, Castell.
For Dame Mary Bacon, second wife and widow of Sir Edmund
Bacon, late of Gillingham, Bart., who died October 1st, 1758,
aged 65. She was the eldest daughter of John Castell. Sir
Edmund Bacon died in 1721.
IX. Castell, impaling, between two bendlets, three cross-
crosslets (London of Aldby, granted February 10th, 1664, Argent,
three cross-crosslets between two bendlets gules.)
For John Castell, who died November 17th, 1735, in his
72nd year.
X. Castell impaling London.
For Avis, daughter of Thomas London, Gent., of Cringleford,
and wife of John Castell. She died September 1st, 1715,
aged 54. — Bl. Norf. viii. 47.
XI. Bacon, impaling, On a fesse double cotised three griffins'

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CLAVERING HUNDRED. 109
heads erased (Dashwood, Argent, on a fesse double cotised gules
three griffins' heads erased or.)
For Castell, son of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bt., and Dame Mary,
his wife, who was the eldest daughter and coheiress of John
Castell of Raveningham; he died April 13th, 1770, aged 57.
For Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Richard Dashwood of
Cockley-Cley, who died April 12th, 1777, aged 68. For Nicholas
their grandson, second son of Sir Edmund Bacon and Dame Ann
his wife, the daughter of Sir William Beauchamp Procter, late
of Langley, who died November 10th, 1783, aged 11 months.
And also for Ann, own sister to Castell Bacon, who died
March 5th, 1785, aged 68.
Brass in the Chancel.
XII. Castell, impaling, Three bendlets wavy (Platers or
Playters, Argent, three bendlets wavy azure. The usual coat
is, " Bendy wavy of six, argent and azure.") Crests : 1, Castell ;
2, A hawk regardant, belled, wings elevated (Platers, A hawk
regardant or, winged azure, belled of the first.)
For John Castell, buried April 16th, 1593 ; and also for
Frances his wife, daughter of Thomas Platers of Sotterley,
Suffolk, buried February 24th, 1614, aged 63.
Tablets on the North Wall of the Chancel.
XIII. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Bacon ; 2 and 3,
Barry of six, azure and or, a bend gules, Quaplode ; in the fesse
point the Ulster badge ; impaling, Gules, a fesse between six
billets or ; a canton ermine, Beauchamp.
For Sir Edmund Bacon, Premier Baronet of England, who
died September 5th, 1820, aged 71.
XIV. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bacon; 2 and 3,
Quaplode, with the Ulster badge ; impaling, Beauchamp.
For Anne, wife of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., daughter of
Sir William Beauchamp Procter, Bart., who died August 26th,
1813, aged 64.
XV. (Coloured.) Bacon quartering Quaplode ; with the Ulster
badge. For Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., who died May 30th, 1864,
aged 84.
XVI. (Coloured.) Bacon quartering Quaplode; with the Ulster
badge. For Mary Anne, wife of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., daughter
of Dashwood Bacon, Esq., of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, who
died October 24th, 1820, aged 41.

110 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
XVII. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bacon; 2, Quaplode;
3, Castell.
For Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, Bart., of Thonock Hall,
Lincolnshire, and of Raveningham ; born April 3rd, 1820 ;
died November 14th, 1872.
Windoiv in the North Aisle.
XVIII. Quarterly : — 1, Gules, three lions passant guardant
or, Brotherton; 2, Gules, on a bend between six cross-crosslets
fitchee argent an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion rampant,
pierced through the mouth with an arrow, and within a double
tressure flory, counter-flory of the first, Howard; 3, Chequy, or
and azure, Warenne ; 4, Gules, a lion rampant argent, armed and
langued azure, Mowbray.

STOCKTON.
Window on the South Side.
I. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
II. St. George.
III. Azure, a heart between two hands in chief, and two feet
in base, couped and proper. This must be a variety of the Shield
of the Five Wounds. Window on the North Side.
IV. Gules, a cross flory.
V. Or, on a cross gules five escallops argent, Bygod.
VI. As No. IV. At the West End.
VII. The Royal Arms of W. IV. R.
In a Window.
VIII. As No. VII.

THORPE NEXT HADDISCOE.
Tablet in the Chancel.
I. Argent, three cross-crosslets between two bendlets gules,
London. For Thomas London, "in Medicina Lauream consequutus."
He died September 21st, 1661, aged 26.

CLAVERING HUNDRED. Ill
THURLTON.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Gules, a saltire argent, between twelve crosses
pattee or, with a crescent sable for difference (Denny of Ravening-
ham, granted March 9th, 1663) ; impaling, Per fesse nebulee
within a bordure engrailed three crescents, issuant from each a-
fleur-de-lis (Sydnor, Argent, a fesse nebulee azure, between three
crescents jessant fleur-de-lis sable, a bordure engrailed gules. —
Bl. Norf. v. 289.)
For Ann Denny, one of the eight daughters and coheiresses of
William Sydnor, Esq., and w-ife of Glover Denny, who died
March 9th, 1665. Header stay and you shall heare
With your eyes who 'tis lyes here.
For when stones doe silence brake
Th' voice is seene, not heard to speake.
II. (Coloured.) Denny, impaling, Gules, a cross engrailed
argent (Legh of Lyme, co. Chester.) Crest : A cubit arm vested
azure, turned up argent, holding five ears of wheat or.
For Margaret, wife of William Denny, daughter of Richard
Legh of Lyme, who died May 22nd, 1717.
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. Denny.
For Thomas Denny, Gent, who died May 31st, 1660, aged 67.
IV. Denny impaling Legh. Crest : Denny.
For M. D. (Margaret Denny.) See No. II.

TOFT MONKS.

I. Monument on the North Side of ihe Chancel, with
Two coloured, but defaced, Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1, Or, three bendlets gules, on a fesse sable
three plates, Copping er ; 2, Argent, two bendlets sable,
in the sinister chief a cross-crosslet, Bond ? 3, Argent,
a fesse between three boars' heads sable ; 4, Argent, a
chevron engrailed gules between three hunting-horns
sable, stringed gules. Crest : A ram's head.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron embattled between
three lions rampant sable, Bayspoole ; 2 and 3, Gules, a
chevron argent, in the dexter chief a martlet or for
difference; impaling, Quarterly: — 1, Sable, eleven plates,

112 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
three, two, one, two, and three, between two flaunches
argent, with a crescent for difference, Spelman ; 2, Gules,
a chief ermine, Narburgh; 3, Azure, a chevron between
three leopards' faces or, Froyk ; 4, Azure fretty gules,
three sturgeons naiant in pale or, Sturgeon.
Crests : 1, Out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head ermine, attired
or, wreathed about the neck and tied with bows argent and sable,
Bayspoole; 2, A naked savage, wreathed about the loins and
temples, holding in the dexter hand a club, Spelman.
For John Bayspoole of Toft Monks in Norfolk, who died
August 30th, 1624. He married Elizabeth, only daughter of
Henry Spelman of Congham, and sister of the famous anti
quary. Their son married Ann, daughter of Ralph Coppinger.
Suckling's MSS. gives a third shield, Coppinger with the quarter
ings in No. 1. Slabs in the Chancel.
II. A chevron between three pairs of wings conjoined and
erect (Reve, Azure, a chevron between three pairs of wings
conjoined and erect or) ; impaling Bayspoole. Crest : 1, A
pair of wings as in the arms ; 2, Out of a coronet a stag's head.
For Augustine Reve, who married Elizabeth, the daughter of
John Bayspoole. He died April 10th, 1666, aged 65.
For inscription see E. A. iii. 332.
III. Reve.
For Edmund Reve, son of Augustine and Elizabeth Reve, who
died Dec. 20, 1656, aged 29.
At the West End.
IV. The Royal Arms of G. II. R. 1745.
V. Above the last, much worn, is an old shield with the arms
of Charles II.

WHEATACRE.
On the Font.
I. Emblem of the Trinity.
II. A cross (St. George.)
III. Instruments of the Passion. «
IV. Three crowns. The See of Ely still holds property in
this parish, but I think this must be the usual coat of East
Anglia — "Azure, three crowns or."

113

LODDON HUNDBED.

ASHBT.

BEDINGHAM.
Tablets in the Chancel.

I. (Coloured.) Per pale, ermine and gules, an eagle displayed
with two heads, crowned or, Stone ; impaling, Sable, on a chevron
engrailed between six crosses pattee fitchee or, as many fleurs-de-
lis of the field (Smyth. The " fleur-de-lis " should be azure.)
Crest : A demi-eagle with two heads, per pale ermine and gules,
crowned or.
For William Stone, who died March 1st, 1762, aged about 45 ;
and also for Mary his wife, who died June 22nd, 1774, aged 59.
II. (Coloured.) Stone. Crest : Stone.
For George, son of William Stone, who died September 5th,
1808. III. (Coloured.) Stone, impaling, Argent, a bend wavy azure
between three griffins' heads erased gules, Miller ?
For Robert, son of William Stone, who died January 6th, 1829,
aged 78 ; and also for Elizabeth his relict, who died November
28th, 1855, aged 83.
IV. (Coloured.) Stone. Crest : Stone.
For William, eldest son of William Stone, who died March
27th, 1765, aged 18. Slabs in the North Aisle.
V. Stone, impaling, Barry of eight, over all a bend (Stanhawe,
Barry of eight, or and azure, a bend argent. Suckling MSS.,
"bend gules.")
For Katrine, wife of William Stone, and daughter of William
Stanhawe of Bedingham in Norfolk, who died May 8th, 1694,
aged 55.
VI. Stone. Crest : Covered up.
For William Stone-, who died September 15th, 1697, aged 70.

114 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the South Aisle.
VII. Stone, impaling, A chevron engrailed between three
cinquefoils; on a chief a lion passant (Cooke of Brome, Or, a
chevron engrailed gules between three cinquefoils azure ; on a
chief of the second a lion passant argent. ) Crest : Stone.
For Etheldreda, wife of Thomas Stone, and daughter of
William Cooke, who died on the last day of December, 1680.
VIII. Stone impaling Cooke. Crest : Stone.
For Thomas Stone, who died November 8th, 1689, aged 86.
Hatchments in the Chancel.
IX. Stone impaling Smyth. Crest : Stone.
X. Stone. Crest : Stone.
XI. Stone impaling Miller.
At the West End.
XII. Arms of William III. (W. R.) and Mary.
Suckling MSS. gives two other shields in this church, but I
did not see them : — Mynne, On a chevron three leopards' faces.
Brewes, Argent crusily, a lion rampant, tail queued gules. It
is quite possible that they may be beneath the organ, which
has been recently erected at the east end of the south aisle.

BROOME.
Slab in the Chancel.

I. (In lozenge.) A chevron engrailed between three cinque
foils; on a chief a lion passant: on the chevron is the Ulster
badge (Cooke, Or, a chevron engrailed gules between three
cinquefoils azure ; on a chief of the second a lion passant argent) ;
impaling, on the dexter side, A fesse chequy (Stewart, Or, a fesse
chequy azure and argent) ; impaling, on the sinister side, A
chevron ermine between three saltires couped (Greetiuood of
Burgh Castle, Suffolk, Sable, a chevron ermine between three
saltires, couped, argent.)
For Dame Mary Cooke, daughter to William Greenwood of
Burgh Castle, Suffolk. Her first husband was William Steward
of Wisbeach St. Mary, Isle of Ely, and her second Sir William
Cooke of Broome Hall, in Norfolk, Bart. She died on February
14th, 1686.

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Tablets in the Nave.
II. (Not tinctured.) Three piles issuing from the chief,
surmounted of a chevron charged with as many roundels (Pillans,
Argent, three piles issuing from the chief azure, surmounted of
a chevron gules charged with as many plates.) Crest : A dexter
hand couped at the wrist, holding a dagger.
For William Soltau Pillans, Colonel in the Bengal Artillery,
H.E.I.CS. ; born March 12th, 1806, died May 2nd, 1873. _ Also
for his second daughter, Louisa Lowis Elphinstone, who died at
Sava-Sava, Fiji, on May 27th, 1871, aged 30.
III. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron gules, on a chief of the
last three mullets of the first, Fowle of Sandhurst, co. Kent ;
impaling, Or, on a bend azure three leopards' faces argent,
Mingay. For John Fowle, born November 17th, 1666, died November
9th, 1732, aged 66 ; and his wife Anne Mingay, born September
27th, 1665, died 
IV. Brass by the South Window in the Nave, with
Two coloured Shields.
1. Ermine, a chief indented gules, Brome.
2. Brome, impaling, Chequy, or and sable, a fesse '. 
(Winter? Chequy or and sable, a fesse argent.)
Inscription gone.
Shields carved in Stone over the West Door.
V. A chief indented, a fesse enhanced, Brome. I presume
that the fesse is for difference.
VI. Brome.
VII. A rose, between six cross-crosslets fitchee, three, two,
and one (Belingay ? Argent, a rose gules within an orle of six
cross-crosslets fitchee of the last.)
VIII. Brome dimidiated with No. VII.
IX. Emblem of the Trinity.
X. Instruments of the Passion.
Being uncertain about the blazon of these carved shields I visited
the church a second time, and made a very minute examination
of them. I think I may safely say that the above description
is quite correct, and that they represent the arms of the builders
of the tower, temp. Richard II.
Hatchments in the Chancel.
XI. Quarterly of eleven: — 1 and 11, Cooke; 2, Or, a cross
between four cocks gules, Cokerell; 3, Gules, a crescent argent
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116 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
between martlets in orle or, Bohun; 4, Vert, nine fleurs-de-lis argent,
three, three, and three, Dallinghowe ; 5, Argent, a fesse between
three crescents sable ; 6, Argent, on a fesse azure, between three
unicorns' heads couped sable, as many fleurs-de-lis or ; 7, Argent,
a fesse between three leopards' heads sable ; 8, Sable, a chevron
or between three fleurs-de-lis argent ; 9, Azure, a cross or,
Shelton ; 10, Brome; impaling, on the dexter side, quarterly of
nine : — 1 and 9, Azure, a cinquefoil ermine, a bordure engrailed
or, Astley ; 2, Argent, a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or,
Constable ; 3, Azure, a cinquefoil within an orle of cross-crosslets
or, Umfraville; 4, Azure, a cross engrailed or, Charnell; 5, Ermine,
on a bend sable three martlets or, Cheney; 6, Sable, a fesse
between two chevrons argent, Gerbridge ? (If so, the charges
should be "or") ; 7, Gyrony of eight, or and azure; four martlets,
one, two, and one, counterchanged, Sybells ; 8, Gules, on two
chevrons within a bordure argent, six crosses pattee sable, Deane
of Tilney, Marshland, Norfolk; and impaling, quarterly :— 1 and
4, Greenwood ; 2 and 3, Or, on a fesse gules, between three leaves
vert as many escallops argent, Greenwood. On the centre of
the shield is the Ulster badge. Crest : A stag's head (it should
be antelope) erased or, charged with torteaux and horned gules,
XII. Same as No. I.
XIII. Fowle (with the mullet "or"); in pretence, Gules,
three tuns argent. Crest : A griffin's head, erased argent, pierced
through the neck with an arrow gules, barbed of the first, vulned
of the second.

XIV. Same as No. III. Crest : Fo

ict

XV Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Fowle; 2, Mingay; 3, Gules, on
a fesse argent, between three crescents or as many escallops
azure, Ellis. Crest : Fowle.
XVI. Fowle, impaling the arms of his two wives, 1, Mingay;
2, Ellis. Crest : Fowle.
XVII. Fowle ; in pretence, Or, on a chief indented azure two
mullets of the field, D'Eye or Day. Crest : Fowle.

CARLTON ST. PETER.
In the East Window.
I. Two keys in saltire, St. Peter.

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Over the South Doorway.
II. A cross, St. George.
III. St. Peter. At the West End, in Stone.
IV The Royal Arms of Victoria.

CHEDGRAVE.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, on a chevron azure, between, in chief
two caltraps, and in base a mullet gules, three annulets or
(Webster, Argent, on a chevron azure, between three caltraps
sable, as many annulets or) ; impaling, Argent, a fesse vaire
azure and or, between three Cornish choughs.
For Jane, wife of Henry Webster, who died January 21st,
1694. Suckling MSS. does not mention this.
Slab in the Nave.
II. A fesse ermine, on a chief three fleurs-de-lis (Gilbert,
Gules, two bars ermine, in chief three fleurs-de-lis or.)
For John Gilbert, who died October 6th, 1718 ; also for
Thomas Gilbert, who died September 17th, 1739, aged 57;
also for Elizabeth, relict of Thomas Gilbert, who died December
24th, 1773, aged 70.
In a Window at the West End.
III. Gules, three lions passant guardant or.
Over the Gallery.
IV. The Royal -Arms of Queen Anne.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
V. Gilbert.
For Thomas Gilbert of Hardley, who died August 21st, 1798,
aged 25. For William Gilbert, who died October 16th, 1798,
aged 63. For Thomas Gilbert of Loddon, who died January
28th, 1807, aged 77. -And for Anne Gilbert of Loddon, who
died February 10th, 1824, aged 82.

118 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
CLAXTON.
I. Monument on the North Wall of the Chancel,
with Three coloured Shields.
1. (Defaced.) Vert, a tortoise passant argent, with crescent
for difference, Gawdy of Claxton.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gawdy ; 2 and 3, Per fesse, argent and
gules; in chief two mullets sable (Bacon, Gules, on a
chief argent two mullets pierced sable.)
3. Gawdy.
For Henry Gawdy, K.C.B., father of Robert Gawdy and
Anthony Gawdy, Knt. ; he died in 1620, aged 73 years.
On the Font.
II. A lion rampant (Mowbray, Gules, a lion rampant argent.)
III. A saltire engrailed (Kerdeston, Gules, a saltire engrailed
argent. Bl. Norf. x. 112—15.)
On the North Wall of the Nave.
IV. Royal Arms of Queen Anne, with G. R. above.

DITCHINGHAM.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, a cross flory or within a bordure
engrailed argent, Pyecroft; impaling, Sable, a chevron ermine
between three annulets argent, Davy. The chevron is sometimes
" engrailed." Crest :- An escallop or.
For Samuel Pyecroft, A.M., who married Margaret, daughter
of Robert Davy, and died June 3rd, 1709, aged 82.
Slabs in ihe Chancel.
II. Pyecroft impaling Davy. Crest : Pyecroft.
For Samuel Pyecroft, M.A., Rector. See No. I.
III. Pyecroft. Crest : Pyecroft.
For Samuel Pyecroft, Clerk, A.M., Senior Fellow of Gonvile
and Caius College, Cambridge, and eldest son of the Rev. Mr.
Pyecroft, Rector; he died October 23rd, 1719, aged 35. The
inscription is covered up, and I am indebted to Suckling MSS.
for what I have given.

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IV. Pyecroft. Crest : Pyecroft.
For Joshua Pyecroft, Gent., youngest son of the Rev. Mr.
Pyecroft, late Rector, who died January 27th, 1720, aged 31.
I am also indebted to Suckling MSS. for this inscription.
Slabs in the Nave.
V. Davy, impaling, Ermine, an eagle displayed (Bedingfeld,
Ermine, an eagle displayed gules.) Crest : Out of a ducal coronet
an elephant's head (Davy, Out of a ducal coronet or, an elephant's
head sable, armed argent, in the front of the coronet a ring,
thereto a line turned over the trunk, both gold.)
For Robert Davy, who was buried September 20th, 1725, in
the 43rd year of his age. Also for Elizabeth his wife, who was
buried August 30th, 1709, aged 29.
VI. On a fesse engrailed, between as many escutcheons, three
mullets pierced (Bacon of Hesset, Argent, on a fesse engrailed
gules, between as many escutcheons of the second, three mullets
of the field, pierced sable.) Crest : A talbot's head erased,
holding in its mouth a deer's leg (Bacon of Hesset, A talbot's
head sable, erased gules, holding in its mouth a deer's leg or.)
For Francis Bacon of Norwich, who died April 4th, 1695.
fn ihe Chancel Windoius.
VII. Ermine, on a fesse sable a castle triple-towered argent,
Hill. VIII. Bedingfeld.
IX. Gules, a bend between six cross-crosslets fitchee argent,
Howard. The " Rose and Portcullis " are in many of the windows.
On the Roof.
X. Crest : A buck trippant sable. «
XI. Crest : A pelican in her piety, proper.

HARDLET.
I. Brass within the Altar Rails.
This is covered with a cloth so rotten that I was not permitted
to remove it. I have therefore taken the description from
E. A. i. 234.
Quarterly of thirteen : — 1, Six bendlets wavy, a crescent for
difference (Playters, Bendy wavy of six, argent and azure) ;
2, A chevron between three mullets (Dennis, Argent, a chevron

120 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
sable between three estoiles gules) ; 3, A lion rampant, ducally
crowned (Bridgenorth, Vert, a lion rampant argent) ; 4, A chevron
ermine between three Catherine wheels (Aslack, Sable, a chevron
ermine between three Catherine wheels argent) ; 5, A chevron
between three bears' heads couped (Berry, Argent, a chevron
between three bears' heads couped sable, muzzled or) ; 6, A fesse
between two chevrons (Gerbridge, Sable, a fesse between two
chevrons or) ; 7, On a fesse two ducal coronets (Coronne, Argent,
on a fesse gules two crowns or) ; 8, A fleur-de-lis between three
cinquefoils (Bardolf, Azure, three cinquefoils or) ; 9, Ermine, on
a chief three lozenges (Charles, Ermine, on a chief gules three
mascles of the first) ; 10, On a chevron three fleurs-de-lis (Peyver,
Argent, on a chevron gules three fleurs-de-lis or) ; 1 1, A wivern
sejant (Drake of Hardley, Azure, a wivern with wings displayed
or) ; 12, Gyrony of six, two little birds in chief and one in base,
a crescent for difference (Stoker, Gyrony of eight or and azure,
two martlets in chief and one in base argent. — Bl. Norf. x. 139) ;
13, Per pale, a chevron between three cinquefoils counterchanged,
a crescent for difference. Crest : A lion rampant ducally crowned
(as in the third quarter.)
For "Drake William Playters, who was Lord of this manor.
He married Katherine, the daughter of Sr Lionel Tallemach of
Helmingham in the County of Suffolke Baronett, by whom he
had issue 4 sons and 2 daughters, and departed this life the 5th
day of June, A° Doi 1632."

HEDENHAM.
Monuments in the Chancel.
I. (Two coloured Shields.)
1. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules,
Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Azure, three bars argent, on a chief
of the second as many lozenges gules (Fleming. Two bars
only are given in Burke) ; on the centre of the shield a
crescent for difference. Crest : A demi-eagle, wings
expanded or. It should be " gules."
2. Same as No. 1.
For Sir Phillip Bedingfeild, who married Frances, daughter
of Sir James Peyton of Isleham in Cambridgeshire, Knt. and
Bart., and died February 19th, 1621, aged 28.
II. (Coloured.) Sable, an estoile of eight points or, between
two flaunches ermine, with a crescent for difference, Hobart.
There is an effigy of a baby on this monument, but no
inscription. Frances, widow of Sir Phillip Bedingfeild, re-married
Miles Hobart of Intwood.

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III. Three Shields.
1 . (On brass, coloured.) Bedingfeld.
2. (In stone.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3,
Fleming, with a crescent on the centre of the shield for
difference; impaling, Three stags' heads cabossed (Doyle,
Gules, three stag's heads cabossed argent.)
3. (In stone.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3,
Fleming, with crescent as in No. 2 ; impaling, A crescent
between three cinquefoils, Southwell ?
For Robert Bedingfeld, who was buried November 5th, 1600.
IV. Eleven coloured Shields.
1. Bedingfeld.
2. Gules, on a chief argent two mullets pierced sable, Bacon.
3. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Argent, on a
chief gules three cinquefoils of the field, Becket ?
4. Bedingfeld, impaling, Ermine, a chevron sable between three
mullets pierced gules, Yaxley.
5. Bedingfeld, impaling, Azure, six escallops or, three, two, and
one, Methwold.
6. Bedingfeld, impaling, Argent, three cinquefoils pierced gules,
Southwell.
7. Bedingfeld impaling Bacon.
8. Bedingfeld, impaling, Azure, two bars, and over all a bend
or, Potts.
9. Argent, on a fesse between three escutcheons gules as many
mullets pierced or, Bacon of Hesset ; impaling Bedingfeld.
10. Gules, three reaping-hooks interlaced argent, handles or,
Sicklemore ; impaling Bedingfeld.
11. Argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, Jermy?; impaling
Bedingfeld.
For Phillip, son of Thomas Bedingfeild, buried March 6th, 1660.
V. Four coloured Shields.
1. Bedingfeld, impaling, Ermine, on a canton sable a crescent
argent, Strode.
2. Strode.
3. Bedingfeld.
4. Bedingfeld quartering Fleming.
Crest : Bedingfeld.
For Phillip Bedingfeld, who died August 25th, 1696, aged 42.
He married Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of William Strode,
Esq., of Newhouse, Somersetshire ; she died February 28th
172f , aged 69.

122 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VI. (Coloured.) Bedingfeld, impaling, Argent, a chevron
engrailed azure between three escallops sable, Garneys. Crest :
Bedingfeld. For John Bedingfield, LL.D., Rector, who died December,
1729, aged 46. He married Catherine, daughter of Clere Garneys
of Hedenham.
VII. (Coloured, in lozenge.) Bedingfeld quartering Fleming.
On the centre of the shield a crescent for difference. (Fleming is
here Barry of six, azure and argent ; in chief three lozenges gules.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Phillip Bedingfield, who died September
13th, 1670, Aged 36 ; also for Phillip Bedingfield, who died in
1672, aged 53. Slabs in the Chancel.
VIII. Bedingfeld impaling Potts. Crest : Bedingfeld.
For Philip Bedingfeild, buried June 5th, 1673 ; also for Ursula
his wife, daughter of Sir John Potts the elder, of Mannington
in this county, Baronet, buried here March 26th, 1677.
IX. (In lozenge.) Bedingfeld.
For Marv, voungest daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Beding
field, who died May 20th, 1716, aged 22.

Tablets in the Nave.
X. (Coloured.) Garneys, impaling, Argent, on a fesse sable,
between three crosses moline ,of the second, as many eagles' heads
erased or, Watts. Crest: A mermaid with mirror and comb,
all proper.
For Clere Garneys, "of the family of Garneys of Boyland,
Redsham, and Somerlee," who died August 22nd, 1730.
XL (Coloured.) Garneys, impaling, Argent, two bars sable;
on a chief of the second as many pallets of the first, Churchman
of Illington. Crest: Garneys.
For Richard, son of Clere Garneys, who married Anna,
daughter of William Churchman of Illington, and died April 4th,
1762, aged 66. His wife died October 10th, 1778, aged 76.
XII. Two coloured Shields.
1. Garneys, impaling, Ermine ; on a chief sable a griffin passant
or, Richmond.
2. Richmond, impaling, Argent, three martlets gules ; on a
chief engrailed of the second as many annulets or (Cooper
of Colne Green.)

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Crest : On a mount vert, an eagle with wings expanded
erminois (Richmond of Hedenham, On a mount vert an eagle
with wings expanded ermine, the beak and feathers on the back
of the head with the tip of the tail all or.)
For John Richmond, who died November 2nd, 1694, aged 66.
He married Anne, daughter of Sir William Cooper of London,
Bart., who died September 1st, 1674. This tablet was placed by
Clere Garneys, his heir.
• Coloured Shields on the back of the Sedilia.
XIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld ; 2 and 3, Fleming ;
on the whole shield a crescent for difference ; impaling Doyle.
XIV. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Fleming,
with crescent as in No. 1 ; impaling, Sable, a cross engrailed or ;
in the first quarter a mullet of the second, Peyton.
XV. Quurterly: — 1 and 4, Bedingfeld; 2 and 3, Fleming, with
crescent as in No. 1 ; impaling, Azure, a chevron or, between
three owls argent, Appleyard of Dunston.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Church, outside.
XVI. Ermine, a bend (Jenney of Bradfield, co. Suffolk,
Ermine, a bend gules cotised or. The ermine spots on this
shield look like " gouttees ") ; impaling, Three pallets.
For "Arthur Jenney, the 2d son of Arthur Jenney of Bradfield
in the county of Suffolk. He died July 5, 1742, in the 24th
year of his age."
There are some slabs beneath the altar dais in this church,
but I cannot say whether there be any heraldry thereon.
Suckling MSS. does not give it.

HILLINGTON.
Brass on the Chancel Floor.
I. A tortoise displayed in fesse (Gawdy of Claxton, Vert, a
tortoise passant argent.) Crest : A wolf passant (Gawdy, A wolf
passant per pale argent and gules. This is the crest of the
Harleston branch of the family. That given by Burke for the
Gawdies of Claxton is, On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine,
two swords erect on their hilts argent, hilts and pomels or.)
For Sir Anthony Gawdy, Knt., deceased March 30th, 1642.

124 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
KIRSTEAD.
Slabs in the Nave.
I. An heraldic tiger passant (Love, Vert, an heraldic tiger
passant or, mane and tufted argent. Granted 10th December,
1663) ; impaling, On a bend between two tigers salient, three
dolphins embowed (Osborne of Kirby Bedon, Argent, on a bend
between two tigers salient sable three dolphins or.)
For Mrs. Elizabeth Love, relict of Robert Love of Kirstead,
Gent., who died December 26th, 1685, aged 47 ; also for
Mrs. Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Love, who died
April 26th, 1722, aged 47.
II. Love.
For Charles, eldest son of Robert Love, who died January 24th,
1680, aged 16.
III. Love impaling Osborne.
For Robert, eldest son of Charles Love, who died on the last
day of May, 1676, aged 35 ; and also for Robert, son of the
above-named Robert Love, who died May 11th, 1706, aged 33.
IV. Osborne. The charges on the field are here "lions
rampant," instead of "tigers salient."
" Edward Osborne of Seething, Esq., laid this tomb for his
Parents, Robert Osborne, who died April 16th, 1729, and Frances
Osborne, who died October 2nd, 1725."
Slab in the Tower.
V. Love.
For Charles Love, who died March 25th, 1661, agent 56.
Slab outside the South Door.
VI. Love, impaling, A fesse cotised between three griffins'
heads erased.
For Robert Love, who died March 12th, 1648, aged 86 years,
and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Jenny of
Tunstall, Knt., who died February 16th, 1648. The arms of
Jenny are, "Ermine, a bend gules, cotissed or." — Bl. Norf. ix. 139,
and elsewhere.

LANGLEY.
Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, an estoile of eight points or, between
two flaunches ermine, Hobart.
For Edward Hobart, who died May 16th, 1638, aged 74.

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Tablets on the South Wall.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a
chevron between three martlets sable, Proctor/ 2 and 3, Gules,
a fesse between six billets, three and three, barways or ; a canton
ermine, Beauchamp, with the Ulster badge, the shield encircled
with the ribbon of the Order of the Bath, with the motto " Tria
juncta in uno" thereon, and beneath, "Toujours fidele."
For Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, Bart., and Knight of
the Bath, of this place and Tottenham in the county of Middlesex,
many years M.P. for the county. Also for Thomas, who died
June 17th, 1789, aged 5, and Robert, who died May 23rd, 1813,
aged 26, Captain in E. I. C. Horse Artillery, both children of
his son and successor, Sir Thomas and Dame Mary his wife.
III. (Raised.) Proctor quartering Beauchamp, with Ulster
badge. For Sir Thomas Beauchamp Proctor of Langley Park, who
died June 29th, 1827, aged 71, and Dame Mary his wife, who
died December 25th, 1847, in her 89th year.
Brass covered up.
IV. A cross engrailed ermine (Bemey, Per pale, azure and
gules, a cross engrailed ermine.)
For Robert Berney, who lived 79 years, and died 23rd August,
1628. Shields in ihe Windows on the North Side, commencing
at the East End.
V. (First window.) Gules, an eagle displayed argent,
membered or.
VI. Per fess, argent and or ; in chief, a lion salient
guardant ; in base or, within a saltire couped conjoined in chief
a crescent all sable.
VII. Gules, on two bars argent five trees proper, three and
two. Crest : On a mount vert a tree proper. E. A. ii. 291, gives
these charges as pellets. I examined them very closely, and have
no hesitation in blazoning them as trees.
VIII. Sable, a cross or, between, in each quarter, two flowers
in saltire argent, stalked and leaved vert; impaling, Or, a saltire
gules. IX. A merchant's mark with initials, F. C. Date 1611.
Crest : Two wings endorsed argent.
X. Argent, a cross recercelled with demi-fleur-de-lis on each
side, the bottoms to fesse point between four mullets, all sable,
Atkyns of Ketteringham.

126 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XI. Argent, a fesse nebulee between three estoiles gules,
Everard of Gillingham.
XII. Per pale, gules and azure, on a fesse wavy argent,
between three crosses pattee or, as many crescents sable,
Godsalve. The name is given beneath the shield, " Godsalve, 1583."
XIII. Azure, a chevron argent between three chess-rooks
or, Rokes ; impaling Godsalve.
The names are given beneath the shield.
XIV. Bemey, impaling, Argent, on a cross sable five crescents
of the field, Floyde.
The names are given beneath the shield.
XV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Bemey ; 2 and 3, Floyde impaling
Hobart, with a crescent for difference.
The names are given beneath. " Berney and Hubbard."
XVI. (Second window.) Sable, a chevron between three
cinquefoils argent.
XVIT. Sable, a chevron embattled or, between three roses
argent, barbed and seeded proper, Cornish ?; impaling No. XVI.
XVIII. (In lozenge.) Argent, three crowns or (Billingham,
Argent, three ducal crowns or, insides sable); impaling, Argent,
three flesh-pots sable.
XIX. (In outline.) Quarterly. 1 and 4, Quarterly : — 1 and
4, A tower- triple towered (Castile, Gules, a tower triple towered
or) ; 2 and 3, A lion rampant (Leon, Argent a lion rampant
gules.) 2 and 3, Quarterly: — 1, A fesse (Austria, Gules, a fesse
argent) ; 2, Three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure compony
(Burgundy, modern, Azure, three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure
compony argent and gules) ; 3, Bendy of six (Burgundy, ancient,
Bendy of six azure and or, within a bordure gules) ; 4, A lion
rampant (Brabant, Azure, a lion rampant within an orle of
billets or.) Ensigned with imperial crown.
For Philip II. of Spain.
XX. Vert, a tortoise passant argent, Gawdy ; impaling,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Per bend indented argent and sable ;
2 and 3, Azure, a fleur-de-lis or, Warner.
XXI. Gawdy, impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Azure, a cross
double-parted, voided flory, between ten cross-crosslets or ; 2 and
3, Sable, a, chevron argent between three boys' heads couped at
the shoulder proper, intwined round the neck with a snake
nowed vert, Parry, alias Vaughan.
XXII. (Third window.) Gules, on a fesse dancettee argent,
between six lions passant or, three martlets sable (Griffin or

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Griffith) ; impaling, Gules, seven mascles or, three, three, and one,
conjoined, a label of three azure, Andrews ? Motto : Tria juncta
in uno.
XXIII. Quarterly. 1 and 4, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable,
three bars wavy argent, Ethelfield; 2 and 3, Argent, a chevron
between three martlets sable. 2 and 3, Argent, between two
chevrons sable three oak leaves proper ; impaling, Or, two bars
azure ; in chief three escallops gules, Clarke. Crest : 1, A
martlet sable; 2, A man's head couped at the shoulders proper,
wreathed about the temples.
XXIV. Quarterly of ten : — 1, Per pale, argent and gules,
Waldegrave ; 2, Barry of ten, argent and azure, Mountchensy;
3, Or, a fesse vaire, Solers, co. Leicester; 4, Gules, an eagle
displayed argent; 5, Argent, two bars sable, and in chief as
many mullets pierced of the last, Mawgan ; 6, Ermine, a fesse
sable between three beehives or, Fray; 7, Argent, on a bend
engrailed azure three chess-rooks of the field ; 8, Gules, six
eagles displayed or, three, two, and one, Lymsey; 9, Gules, six
escallops or, three, two, and one; 10, Gules, three garbs or;
impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, three lions rampant
azure, armed and langued gules, Mildmay; 2, Argent, on a
canton gules a mullet or, Enfield; 3, Sable, a chevron embattled
or, between three cinquefoils argent (Cornish ?. if so, the
" cinquefoils" should be " roses.")
XXV. Argent, a horseshoe sable, in chief a cross tau.
XXVI. Quarterly of seven : — 1, Quarterly, gules and or, in
the first quarter a mullet argent, Vere; 2, Argent, a lion rampant
gules debruised of a fesse or, thereon three crosses pattee fitchee
sable, Colbrook; 3, Argent, three chevrons sable (Clare. The
chevrons should be "gules") ; 4, Argent, a saltire sable between
twelve pomegranates in outline (Sergeaux. These charges should
be "Gules, slipped vert "); 5, Argent, a fesse between two bars
gemelles gules, Badlesmere; 6, Barry wavy of six, argent and
azure, Sanford or Saundford; 7, A lion rampant in outline (Bulbeck,
Vert, a lion rampant argent, vulned on the shoulder proper.)
XXVII. Same as XXVI.
Shields in the Windoivs on the South Side, commencing
at the East End.
XXVIII. (First window.) Crest : On a mount vert a grey
hound sejant, collared argent, Proctor. Motto : Tojours fidele.
XXIX. Sable, three lions rampant or, armed and langued
gules. XXX. Crest : A demi-unicorn argent.

128 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XXXI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Tierce en mantle sable and
argent ; in chief two cocks or, wattled gules ; in base, a vine
branch f ructed ; 2 and 3, Three fleurs-de-lis. Crest : A vine
branch, as in the arms.
XXXII. Per fesse, or and gules, on a fesse argent edged sable
a greyhound courant azure ; impaling, Barry of six, sable and
azure ; on a chief gules a canton, argent, charged with a dragon's
head couped of the third. Crest : A cockatrice azure, winged
gules. XXXIII. Or, a leaf erect vert. Crest : A leaf, as in the arms.
XXXIV. Argent, on a fesse azure, between three roses gules,
a fleur-de-lis or.
This shield is surmounted by a helmet, but has no crest.
XXXV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a bezant between three
demi-lions rampant or, Bennet ; 2 and 3, Or, two chevrons gules ;
impaling, Sable, three escutcheons, each with a bordure engrailed
argent. Crest: A demi-lion rampant, charged on the shoulder
with a bezant.
XXXVI. Gules, a saltire engrailed argent between four
cross-crosslets fitchee or. Crest : On a mount a heron, all proper.
XXXVII. Per fesse, in chief, Azure, a cross or, Shelton ; in
base, Chequy, a bend ermine (Clifton, Chequy or and gules, a
bend ermine) ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a covered
cup or ; 2 and 3, Gules, a leopard's face or.
Beneath this shield is " Shelton and Clifton."
XXXVIII. Same as XXVI., with beneath it "Vere and
Samford." XXXIX. (Second window.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly,
azure and gules, on a bend argent three boars passant sable,
Le Grys; 2 and 3, Or, a raven sable, Corbet; impaling a plain
coat. XL. Le Grys, impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, on
a chevron sable, within a bordure of the second, charged with
plates, three quatrefoils of the field, Eyers ?; 2 and 3, Argent, a
chevron ermine between three escallops gules.
XLI. Le Grys; impaling, Azure, a fesse between two
chevrons argent, Tendring.
XLII. Le Grys ; impaling, Gules, three chevrons argent.
XLIII. Le Grys ; impaling, Argent, on a bend gules cotised
sable three pairs of wings conjoined in lure of the field ( Wingfield
of Letheringham, co. Suffolk.)
XLIV. Per fesse, Le Grys and Corbet impaling Tendring.

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Shields in the Window at the West End.
XLV. Crest : On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion
statant or, Beauchamp.
XL VI. Gules, within a bordure engrailed a lion rampant or.
XL VII. A broken shield, originally part of the Royal Arms.
XL VIII. Argent, a crosier or, supported on the dexter side by a
doe, and on the sinister by a bear, collared and chained, all proper.
XLIX. Argent, a crosier or, supJDorted on the dexter side
by a stag, attired of the second, and on the sinister by a bear,
collared and chained all proper.
L. On a wall, represented as on a fesse, embattled and masoned,
the letters "Wal ;" in base, over a tun, a scroll, thereon the letters
"kyn." Bl. Norf, x. 152, gives this as the rebus of Robert Walkington,
Abbot of Langley. Hatchments.
LI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Proctor; 2 and 3, Beauchamp ; in
pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Per pale, sable and argent, two
lions rampant addorsed, counterchanged, Gregory ; 2 and 3,
Argent, three lions passant guardant gules, Brograve. Crest :
1, Proctor ; 2, An heraldic tiger statant or, vulned in the shoulder
gules, Beauchamp.
Captaiu William Proctor Beauchamp, son of Sir Thomas
Beauchamp, married Anne, the eldest daughter of Thomas
Gregory, niece and heiress of Thomas Brograve.
LII. Quarterly :— 1 and 4, Proctor ; 2 and 3, Beauchamp, with
Ulster badge ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Chequy, or and
sable ; on a chief gules two mullets of the first, Palmer of
Holme Park, Berkshire ; 2 and 3, Argent, on a cross sable
five lions rampant or, Wakelin. Crests : 1, Proctor; 2, Beauchamp.
Motto : Toujours fidele.
Sir Thomas Beauchamp Proctor married Mary, second daughter
of Robert Palmer of Sunning, Berkshire. — Burke's Landed Gentry,
p. 992.
LIII. Three Shields.
1. Proctor quartering Beauchamp, with Ulster badge.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Proctor ; 2, Sable, a castle triple
towered argent, Tower ; 3, Beauchamp.
3. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Proctor ; 2 and 3, Beauchamp ; in
pretence, Or, a water bouget sable ; on a chief of the
second three bezants, Johnson of Thwayt, co. Lincoln.
Crest and Motto : Proctor.
Sir William Proctor married secondly, Letitia, eldest daughter
of Henry Johnson of Gt. Berkhampstead, co. Herts.

130 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
LIV Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Proctor; 2 and 3, Beauchamp;
impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Palmer; 2 and 3, Wakelin.
Crests and Motto : Proctor and Beauchamp.

Shields in the Nave Roof, tinctured by lines.
LV. Proctor, with the Ulster badge.
LVI. Beauchamp.
LVII. Palmer.
LVIII. Wakelin.
LIX. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Palmer; 2, Le Grys; 3, Wakelin.
LX. Hobart.
LXI. Tower, with label of three.
LXII. Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang, between three
cinquefoils ermine, with a mullet for difference, Wodehouse.
LXIII. A rose.
LXIV. Same as LXIII.
LXV. Argent, a chevron between three mullets sable.
LXVI. Palmer.
LXVII. An eagle displayed, charged with a mullet for
difference. LXVIII. Gules, on a chief argent two mullets pierced sable,
with Ulster badge, Bacon of Gillingham and Raveningham.
LXIX. Proctor quartering Beauchamp, with Ulster badge.
LXX. Johnson.
LXXI. Tower.
LXXII. Proctor.
LXXIII. Beauchamp.
LXXIV. The Royal Arms, above the chancel arch, of George
III. before the Union with Ireland.
Shields on the Chancel Roof.
LXXV. Proctor, with Ulster badge.
LXXVI. Same as LIX.
LXXVII. Beauchamp.
LXX VIII. Johnson.
LXXIX. Same as LXIX.
LXXX. Tower.

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LXXXI. Wakelin.
LXXXII. Same as LXXIX.
LXXXIII. Palmer.

LODDON.
Monument on the South Side of the Chancel.
I. (In brass.) An estoile of eight rays between two flaunches
ermine, charged on the estoile with a crescent for difference
(Hobart, Sable, an estoile of eight rays or between two flaunches
ermine) ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, On a chief a cross tau
between two mullets (Drury, Argent, on a chief vert a cross
tau between two mullets pierced or) ; 2 and 3, Six cinquefoils,
three, two, and one (Fressell, Sable, six cinquefoils argent, three,
two, and one.) Crests : 1, A bull passant (Hobart, A bull passant,
per pale sable and gules bezantee, in the nose a ring or) ;
2, A greyhound courant (Drury, A greyhound courant, collared
or.) (Four coloured Shields.)
1. Hobart.
2. Hobart impaling Drury.
3. Same as No. 1.
4. Same as No. 2.
For James Hobart, Esq., and Frances his wife, daughter unto
Sir William Drury of Hawstead, Suffolk, who lived together
sixty years, and had eight sons and six daughters. She died
on June 12th, 1609. He died on February 6th, 1615, aged 91.
Slab in the Nave.
II. Three cross-crosslets between two bendlets (London, granted
10th February, 1664, Argent, three cross-crosslets between two
bendbjts gules) ; impaling London.
' For Robert London, who died April 19th, 1693, aged 62.
Slab in the North Aisle.
III. On a cross five mullets (Randall, Gules, on a cross argent
five mullets pierced sable.)
For Gregory Randall "of ye Inward Temple, London," who
was buried October 14th, 1638; also for Robert, second son of
the above-named Gregory Randall, who was buried November
4th, 1695.
k 2

132 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slab in the South Aisle.
IV. A tortoise displayed in fesse (Gawdy, Vert, a tortoise
passant argent) ; impaling, An heraldic tiger passant (Love, Vert,
an heraldic tiger passant or, maned and tufted argent.) Crest : A
wolf passant (Gawdy, A wolf passant per pale argent and gules.)
For William Gawdy, who died July 2nd, 1708, aged 57.
V. Picture in the South Aisle, with Two coloured
Shields.
1. France quartering England.
2. Hobart.
On the figure of the knight, Hobart. On the dress of his lady,
Hobart; impaling, Sable, three martlets argent, Naunton.
Sir James Hobart, who married Margaret, daughter of Peter
Naunton of Letheringham in Suffolk, built Loddon church. This
picture is described in E. A. iii. 335.
East Window.
These shields are in order, beginning at the top on the north
side. VI. Azure, a cross or, Shelton.
VII. Gules, three bars gemelles, a canton argent, Briggs of
Sail. The canton is usually " ermine."
VIII. Per pale, gules and azure, on a fesse wavy, between
three crosses patt6e or, as many crescents sable, Godsalve; im
paling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a chevron ermine between
three escallops argent, Townshend ; 2 and 3, Gules, a chevron
between three fleurs-de-lis or, Havile.
The manor of Charles in Loddon was granted to Thomas
Godsalve in the 32nd of Henry VIII.
IX. Gules, on a chief argent two mullets pierced sable, with
the Ulster badge (Bacon, Bt., of Gillingham and Raveningham.)
X. Per fesse, in chief, Vert, two mullets in fesse pierced or;
in base, Lozengy, gules and argent; impaling, Barry of twelve
argent and gules.
XI. Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross engrailed counter-
changed, Heydon.
XII. _ Sable, a chevron ermine between three pheons argent,
Foster ; impaling Hobart.
Sir Augustus Foster married the Lady Albinia Jane Hobart.
XIII. Gules, a cross argent billettee sable, Sampson ; impaling,
Hobart. XIV. Hobart, ensigned with an earl's coronet.

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XV. Gules, three crowns or, See of Ely ; impaling, Per bend
sinister or and sable, six martlets counterchanged, Allen.
For Joseph Allen, Bishop of Bristol, 1834 ; Bishop of Elv,
1836—45. XVI. Hobart, impaling, Per pale, azure and gules, a cross
engrailed ermine, Bemey.
XVII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Per cross or and gules, on a
bordure sable eight escallops of the first, Heveningham; 2 and 3,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, semee-de-lis gules, Mountfort of
Feltwell ; 2 and 3, Per cross or and azure, Fastolf.
XVIII. Hobart impaling Drury.
XIX. Hobart impaling Naunton.
XX. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, gules and azure, an
imperial crown between four lions rampant or, Harbord ; 2 and 3,
Argent, a fleur-de-lis gules, Morden ; in pretence, Hobart quar
tering Drury. The shield is ensigned with a baron's coronet.
John, second Earl of Buckinghamshire, married Mary Anne,
daughter and coheiress of Sir Thomas Drury, Bart., and one of
their daughters married William Asheton Harbord, Lord Suffield.
XXI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron sable between
three martlets gules, Proctor ; 2 and 3, Gules, a fesse between six
billets barways or, a canton ermine, Beauchamp ; impaling,
Quarterly.: — 1 and 4, Chequy or and sable; on a chief gules two
mullets of the first, Palmer of Holme Park, Berks ; 2, Quarterly,
gules and azure, on a bend argent three boars passant sable, armed
or, Le Grys; 3, Argent, on a cross sable four lions rampant or,
Wakelin. For Sir Thomas Beauchamp Proctor, who married Mary,
second daughter of Robert Palmer of Sunning, Berks. See p. 129.
XXII. Azure, three annulets or, Oldershaw ; impaling, Sable,
a chevron between three griffins' heads erased argent, Cotton.
The Rev. John Oldershaw was Rector of Redenhall and
Archdeacon of Norfolk. See p. 17.
• XXIII. Sampson, impaling, Argent, a lion rampant gules
charged on the shoulder with a mullet.
XXIV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a saltire gules between
four eagles displayed azure, Hampden ; 2 and 3, Hobart. The
shield is ensigned with an earl's coronet.
For George Hobart Hampden, fifth Earl of Buckinghamshire.
XXV. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich; impaling,
Argent, on a bend azure three bucks' heads cabossed or, Stanley.
For Edward Stanley, Bishop of Norwich.
XXVI. Naunton, impaling, Gules, a bend between six cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, Howard.

134 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XXVII. Three coats. 1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a
bend sable -a, mullet or ; 2 and 3, Gules, a fret or, Spencer.
2. Argent, a saltire engrailed gules. 3. Barry of twelve, argent
and gules ; impaling, Barry of twelve, or and azure, a canton
ermine. The above is no doubt intended for the following, viz.,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, argent and gules ; in the second
and third quarters a fret or ; over all on a bend sable three
escallops silver, with a mullett for difference, Spencer ; quartering,
Argent, a saltire engrailed gules, Neville; and Barry of eight
or and gules, Poyntz, with the impalement.
XXVIII. Per pale, azure and gules, a lion rampant argent.
XXIX. Azure, three boars passant or, Bacon of Baconsthorpe.
John Bacon held a manor here in 1446.
XXX. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules,
Bedingfeld ; 2 and 3, Lozengy, argent and gules, Tudenham.
XXXI. Or, on two bars azure six trefoils slipt argent; in
chief a lion passant gules (Palmer of Loddon and Great,
Yarmouth, Or, on two bars gules six trefoils of the field, three
aud three ; in chief a lion passant proper.)
XXXII. Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed sable,
Knyvett. XXXIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a bend gules (Jenney,
Ermine, a bend cotised gules) ; 2 and 3, Sable, a chevron between
three buckles argent (Bokill, with "buckles or.")
Mackerell MSS. gives a shield somewhat similar to this as being
in the church, "Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Ermine, a bend gules
cotised or; 2 and 3, Sable, a chevron ermine between three
spear heads argent." In the North Clerestory Windows.
XXXIV. Hobart.
XXXV. Argent, a cross pattee gules.
On the South Porch Six Shields.
XXXVI. 1. Hobart.
XXXVII. 2. Defaced.
XXXVIII. 3. Hobart.
XXXIX. 4. Hobart impaling Naunton.
XL. 5. Hobart.
XLI. 6. Naunton. Brass in the North Aisle.
XLII. Hobart, on the coat armour.
For Henry Hobart, circa 1562. — Cotman's Brasses, p. 42.

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Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
XLIII. A chevron between three fleurs-de-lis( (Nelson, Per
pale, argent and sable, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis,
all counterchanged.) Crest: A dexter hand supporting a fleur-
de-lis (Nelson, A cubit arm, quarterly, argent and sable, holding
in the hand proper a fleur-de-lis per pale of the first and second.)
For Daniel Nelson, Surgeon, who died January 14th, 1748,
aged 52, and for his wife Sarah, the daughter of Daniel Harvey.
At the West End.
XLIV. Royal Arms (G. R.) before the Union with Ireland.

MUNDHAM.
Slab iv, the Chancel.

I. On a fesse between three roundels a lion passant (Harborne,
granted 1582, Gules, on a fesse or between three bezants a lion
passant sable.) Crest: An eagle displayed (Harborne, On a
chapeau gules, turned up ermine, an eagle displayed or.)
¦ For William Harborne, who died February, 1670.
Slab im the Nave.
II. Three eagles displayed (Grimer or Grymer, Vert, three
eagles displayed or.) Crest : An eagle, wings displayed.
For Robert Grimer, Gent., who died February 9th, 1759,
aged 69 ; and also for Mary his wife, who died May 7th, 1782,
aged 81. Brass on the Nave Floor.
III. Harborne, impaling, On a chief two mullets pierced, with
a crescent for difference. (This may be either Bacon or Drury.
Suckling MSS. vol. iv., p. 184, gives the latter.)
For William Harborne, who died November 7th, 1617.
BEHOLD A DEAD MANS HOWSE WHO FVLL OP DAYS
RETIRDE HEEE FEOM THE WORLD DESERT AND PRAISE
SHOVLD SITT VPPON HIS GRAVE IN VERTVOVS STRIFE
THIS TO INSTRVCT AND THAT TO WRIGHT HIS LIFE
HEIRES SPARE YOVR COST HE NEEDS NO TOMBE IN DEATH
WHO EMBASSAGDE FOR QVEENE ELIZABETH
HIS NEXT WILL BE WHEN AT THE GENERALL DOME
GOD SENDS HIS SOVLE TO FETCH HIS BODVE HOME

136 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the South Side of the Nave.
IV. (Coloured.) Or, on a bend sable between three ogresses
as many swans proper, Clarke of Stuston, Suffolk. This coat
differs slightly from that given in Burke and Papworth. Crest :
On a mount vert a dove, wings elevated, proper, holding in
the mouth an ear of wheat.
For Osmund Clarke, late of Stuston, Suffolk, who died
December 21st, 1792, aged 69 ; also for Elizabeth his relict,
who died November 6th, 1813, aged 89.
At the West End.
V. The Royal Arms, G. II. R.

SEETHING.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. On a bend between two lions rampant three dolphins
embowed (Osborne, Argent, on a bend between two tigers salient
sable three dolphins embowed or) ; impaling, A fesse between
three dolphins (Leman, Argent, a fesse between three dolphins
gules.) For Elizabeth, wife of Edward Osborne, only daughter of
Matthew and Mary Leman of Weston, who died April 21st,
1756, aged 73.
II. Osborne impaling Leman. Crest: Out of a ducal coronet
a tiger's head (Osborne, Out of a ducal coronet or, a tiger's
head sable, armed and crined of the first.)
, For Edward Osborne, who died February 24th, 1743, aged 84.
III. Osborne, impaling, A lion rampant guardant.
"For Elizabeth, wife of Edward Osborne, Juner, who died
January 15th, 1691, aged 27."
IV. Three greyhounds courant (Hutton. I cannot identify
this coat) ; impaling, Osborne.
For Elizabeth, wife of Charles Hutton, and niece to Edward
Osborne, who died February 10th, 1772, aged 53 ; also for
Charles Hutton, who died March 22nd, 1786, in his 79th vear.
In the North Chancel Window.
V. Chequy, or and azure, a fesse ermine, Calthorp. The
Calthorps were lords here from 12th Edward II. till 3rd of
Edward VI.— Bl. Norf. x. 173.

LODDON HUNDRED. 137
SISLAND.
In ihe Windows.
I. Crest : A garb proper. Motto : Dei providentia.
II. Crest : A talbot proper.

THURTON.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. On a bend three buckles between as many pheons (Stubbe,
Sable, on a bend or, between three pheons argent, as many
round buckles gules) ; impaling, On a bend engrailed three
fleurs-de-lis, a mullet pierced for difference (Holt, Argent, on
a bend engrailed sable three fleurs-de-lis of the field. — Bl. Norf.
x. 182.)
For John, son of Edmund Stubbe, "S. Theol. Professoris."
He died October 8th, 1668.
II. Quarterly, in the second and third quarters a fret (Norris,
Quarterly, argent and gules, in the 'second and third quarters a
fret or, over all a fesse azure. — Bl. Norf. x. 182) ; impaling Holt.
For Mary Norris, wife first of John Stubbe, and lastly of
Jeremiah Norris of Norwich, Gent. She was the daughter of
Jeremiah Holt, clerke, and died June 2nd, 1682.
Slab in the Nave.
III. Two bars ermine, in chief three fleurs-de-lis (Gilbert,
Gules, two bars ermine; in chief three fleurs-de-lis or. — Bl. Norf.
x. 182.)
For John Gilbert, who died February 6th, 1721, aged 46.
East Window.
IV. Azure, semee-de-lis or, France.
V. Or, a fesse dancettee gules.
VI. Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang, between three cinque
foils ermine, Wodehouse of Kimberley.
VII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron engrailed sable,
between three cocks of the second, combed and wattled gules ;
2 and 3, Argent, on a chevron sable, between three nags' heads
of the second, as many bezants.
VIII. Gules, on a rock in base proper a bird, wings expanded
and inverted argent, holding in the beak gules, a ring or. Crest :
A bird, as in the arms.

138 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Windows on the North Side.
IX. A Roman A crossed at the top, thereon two birds perched,
and a bird in base. T. Arundel had for a badge an A crossed
at the top, and he bore swallows in his coat of arms. Crest : An
eagle's head couped between two wings or.
X. Royal Arms of George IV.
Window on the South Side.
XI. Same as X.
At the West End.
XII. Royal Arms, G. R. The arms are those of William III.
and Mary ; the initials are undoubtedly of a later date.

THWAITE.
Slab in the Chancel.

I. On a cross five bells (Sedgeswicke of Wisbech, Isle of
Ely, Argent, on a cross gules five bells of the field.)
For Thomas Segiswicke, gent., late student and graduate of
Caius College, Cambridge, son of Mr. William Segiswicke of
Matsale, who died July 25th, 1688.
Tablet on the North Wall.
II. Crest : A squirrel sejant, in its paws a nut. This crest is
not given in Burke, but I have it on book-plates of the Reeves.
For Richard Reeve, M.D., of Bracondale, Norwich, who died
November 10th, 1832, aged 63.

TOPCROFT.
Tablets in the Chancel.

I. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron sable between three owls
gules, Frost ; impaling, Gules, a saltire and chief or, Tweed.
For Benjamin Frost, A.M., Rector, who died January 10th,
1764, aged 56. Suckling MSS. i. 140, states, that "his wife
was Anne Tweed of a Suffolk family," and gives her arms,
"Argent, saltire and chief or."

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II. (Coloured.) Sable, on a chevron between three crosses
pattee fitchee or, as many fleurs-de-lis azure, Smyth; impaling,
Argent, two bars, and in chief as many pallets sable, (Churchman
of Illington. This is the coat given in Bl. Norf i. 450.)
For George Smith, M.D., who married Mary, third daughter
of William Churchman of Illington, and died December 10th,
1743. He was second son of John Smith of North Nibley in
Gloucestershire. Suckling MSS. gives the arms here as "Smyth
quartering Churchman."
III. (Coloured.) Or, two bars engrailed azure ; on a chief
sable three cinquefoils of the field ( Cooke. Suckling MSS. gives
"Azure, three bars engrailed or ; on a chief sable three cinque
foils of . the second ") ; impaling, Gules, three stirrups, leathered
and buckled or, Scudamore.
For Thomas Cooke of Norwich, J.P., D.L., born September
8th, 1671, died June 26th, 1747 ; great-grandson of the Rev.
Richard Cooke, M.A., Rector of Topcroft in 1590.
IV. (Coloured.) Smyth, in pretence, Argent, a chevron sable,
in chief two mullets, in base a crescent gules, Black ?
For William Smyth, who died February 2nd, 1787, aged 57.
V. (Coloured.) Smyth, impaling, Argent, a galley with three
masts sable.
For John Smyth of Cringleford Hall, who died 'June 14th,
1808, aged 53.
VI. (Coloured, in lozenge.) As No. V.
For Eliza, widow of John Smyth, late of Cringleford Hall,
formerly of this parish, who died February 3rd, 1842, in her
76th year. Slabs in the Chancel, the Inscriptions of which
are covered, up by pews.
VII. (In lozenge.) Smyth, impaling, On a pile issuing out
of the chief, between two lions rampant, three garbs (Chilcot, Or,
on a pile issuing out of the chief gules, between two lions
rampant of the last, three garbs proper.)
For Mrs. Anne Smyth, widow of George Smyth, Doctor of
Physick, only sister to William Chilcott of Isleworth, Middlesex,
who died May 10th, 1708, aged 64.— Suckling MSS. i. 140.
VIII. Chilcot, impaling, Per pale, three saltires (Lans ? Per
pale, azure and gules, three saltires.) Crest : Two garbs in
saltire, Chilcot.
For William Chilcott of Isleworth, Middlesex, who died
August 31st, 1705, aged 67.— Suckling MSS. i. 140.
IX. Smyth, impaling, on the dexter side, A cross pattee

140 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
between four seamews (Offley, Argent, a cross pattee sable
between four seamews proper) ; impaling, on the sinister side,
Chilcot. Crest : A bird's head erased, in the beak a fish (Smyth,
A heron's head erased sable, guttee d'or, in the beak a fish
proper.) For Dr. George Smyth, son of John Smyth of North Nibley,
who died August 15th, 170( — ). He married first, Mary, daughter
of David Offley of London; and second, Ann, daughter of
William Chilcot. Tablet in the Nave.
X. (Coloured.) Gules, on a chevron argent three crosses
pattee fitchee sable, Wilton. The crosses are usually " gules."
" Richardi Wilton Generosi senis piisimi (Qui ex Anna uxore
sua, Roberti Buxton de Tibenha Armegeri Filia decern genuit
liberos) Robertus Filiorum (Qui quatuor fuerant) primo genit
eorum que unicus superstes Moerens hoc dicavit, a.d. 1637."
Hatchments in the Nave.
XI. Same as No. V. Crest : Smyth.
XII. Same as No. V. At the West End.
XIII. The Royal Arms, in too lofty a position to see the
quarterings, but from the style of mantling about George II.

WOODTON.
Monument on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Per pale, gules and azure, three bucks trippant
or, Suckling ; _ impaling, Per pale, azure and gules, a cross
engrailed ermine, Bemey.
For Robert Suckling, who died March 23rd, 1734, in his
62nd year; also for Dorothy his wife, daughter of John
Bemey, Esq., formerly of Hockering, but late of Swardeston,
who died January 15th, 1747, aged 75.
II. Monument on the North Wall, with kneeling Figure
and Four coloured Shields.
1. Suckling.
2. Suckling, impaling, Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang,
between three cinquefoils ermine, Woodhouse of Kimberley.
3. Same as No. 2.
4. Suckling, in lozenge.

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For " Ann, wife of Robert Suckling of Wodeton, her parentage
was as Honble as Antient." She was third daughter of Sir
Thomas Woodhouse of Kimberly, Knt. and Bart., and of his
wife, Dame Blanch, daughter of Lord John Cary. She died
July 1st, 1653, aged about 30.
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. Suckling.
For Robert Suckling, late a Captain in the Norfolk Regiment
of Militia, who died September 8th, 1812, in his 76th year. He
married Susan, daughter of William Webb, who died April 30th,
1803, aged 65.
IV. Suckling, impaling, A cross (Shelton, Azure, a cross or.)
Crest : A buck springing, holding in the mouth a branch
(Suckling of Woodton, A buck courant or, holding in the mouth
a branch of honeysuckle proper.)
For Sarah, wife of Robert Suckling, and daughter of Maurice
Shelton and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Robert Kemp
of Gissing, who died November 5th, 1695.
V On a bend between two tigers rampant three dolphins
embowed (Osborne of Kirby Bedon, Argent, on a bend between
two tigers salient sable three dolphins embowed or) ; impaling,
A fesse between three talbots' heads erased.
For Ralph Osborne, Rector, who died September 17th, 1689.
In the East Window of the Aisle.
VI. Gules, a cross or surmounted with a wreath argent, over
all a spear and rod, with sponge of the second ; in base two
whips proper, Shield of the Passion.
Tablet outside the East Wall of the Chancel.
VII. On a chevron between three lozenges as many mullets
(Browne ?) ; impaling, A chevron between three lions' heads
erased. For John Browne, Rector, who died September 28th, 1701,
asred 47.

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HENSTEAD HUNDBED.

ARMINGHALL.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. A chevron ermine between three herons (Heme, Sable,
a chevron ermine between three herons argent. — Bl. Norf v. 420) ;
impaling, A chevron engrailed between three cinquefoils ; on
a chief a lion passant (Cooke, Or, a chevron engrailed gules
between three cinquefoils azure ; on a chief of the second a
lion passant argent.) Crests : 1, A heron's head and neck
erased, ducally gorged (Hearn, A heron's head and neck erased
argent, ducally gorged or) ; 2, A wolf's head erased, charged
on the neck with three roundels fessways (Cooke, An antelope's
head erased or ; charged with torteaux, tusked, horned, and
tufted gules.)
For Dorothy Heme, eldest daughter of William Cooke of
Broome, and wife of John Hearn, who died in 1679, aged 23.
II. Heme, impaling, A chevron between three griffins' heads
erased (Cotton of Starston, Sable, a chevron between three griffins'
heads erased argent.) Crests : 1, Heme ; 2, A griffin's head
erased. For Mary, wife of John Heme, one of the coheiresses of
Luckin Cotton of Starston, who died April 29th, 1674, in
her 23rd year ; and also for John, their eldest son, who died
two days before his mother, " being xxi days old."
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
III. Crest : Heme. There was a shield on the monument as
recorded in Bl. Norf. v. 420. I can find no trace of it.
For John Heme of Hendon in Middlesex, who died March 6th,
1664, and also for his wife Maria, daughter of George Pit of
Harrow, who died January 31st, 1679, aged 74.
Slab in the Tower.
IV. Two bars, with crescent for difference (Brereton, Argent,
two bars sable.)
For Susanna, wife of William Brereton, Gent., who died
August 17th, 1714, aged 66.

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BIXLEY.
Monument on the North Side of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Chequy, or and azure, a bend ermine, with
Ulster badge, Ward; impaling, Or, a cross-crosslet ermines
(Durrani, granted 1714, Or, a cross-crosslet ermines, between
four spots of ermine, proper.)
For Sir Randall Ward, Bart., who died of fever May 8th, 1762,
in his 40th year. He married the only daughter of Davy
Durrant, Esq.
II. Monument on the North Chancel Wall, with
Figures and Two raised Shields.
1. Ward.
2. Ward, impaling, On, a fesse, three chess-rooks (Havers, Or,
on a fesse sable three chess-rooks of the field.)
For Edward Warde, who married Anne, daughter of John
Havers of Winfarthing, and died in 1563.
III. Monument on the North Chancel Wall, ivith Bust,
and Two Shields, not tinctured.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A lion rampant (Cressy, Argent, a
lion rampant, double- queued sable) ; 2 and 3, Within
a double tressure flory counter-flory, three primroses
(Primrose, Vert, three primroses within a double tressure
flory counter-flory or) ; in pretence, Ward. The shield is
ensigned with an earl's coronet. Motto : Fide et fiducia.
2. Ward.
For Susan, Countess of Rosebery, daughter of Sir Edward
Ward, Baronet — " the last of that ancient family " — who died at
Bixley Hall August 20th, 1771, aged 46.
Monument on the. North Side of the Chancel.
IV (Coloured.) Fare?, with Ulster badge. Crest: On a cap
of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, an eagle displayed
or. Bl. Norf. v. 454, states that the Wards had no reason
for bearing this crest.
For Sir Edward Ward, Bart., son of Sir Edward and Dame
Susan Ward, who died of fever in his 21st year, April 7th, 1742.
Slabs in the Chancel.
V. (In lozenge.) Ward.
For Caroline Ward, who died February 18th, 169|.
VI. (In lozenge.) Ward.
For Ann, daughter of Henry Ward and Catherine his wife,
who died August 23rd, 1710, aged 53.

144 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
On the Pulpit.
VII. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, two bars sable, Brereton.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
VIII. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, two bars gules, each
charged with three bezants, Martin of Yorkshire ; impaling,
Azure, a fesse guttee ; in chief, two cross-crosslets fitchee, and
in base, a crescent ( Warner, Azure, a fesse wavy argent, guttee de
sang ; in chief, two cross-crosslets fitchee, and in base, a crescent
of the second.) Crest : An eagle displayed or.
For William Martin of Bixley Hall, who died November 19th,
1849, aged 46 ; and also his wife, Susanna Cubitt, who died
May 10th, 1884, aged 73.

BRAMERTON.

In the North Window of the Chancel.
I. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, England.
II. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich ; impaling, Argent,
two chevronels gules ; on a canton azure a falcon rising or,
Jegon, Bishop of Norwich, 1603—1618.
In the Tower.
III. The Royal Arms of George III. after the Union with
Ireland. In Mackerell MSS., there are slabs mentioned with the Corie
and Corbet arms. They may be beneath the tile pavement.

CAISTOR ST. EDMUND.
Slab in the Chancel.
I. Two bars (Brereton, Argent, two bars sable) ; impaling,
On two bars, three annulets (Clarke, Gules, two bars vert, on the
uppermost two plates, on the lowermost one. — Bl. Norf. v. 429.)
For William Brereton, late of Caistor St. Edmund's, who
died December 17th, 1657 ; and also Elizabeth his wife, daughter
of Andrew Clarke of Wroxham, who died September 2nd, 1660.
II. Brereton, impaling, An inescutcheon between mullets in
orle. Crest : A nag's head erased, bridled. I think this must
be intended for the usual crest of the Breretons, which is, " Out
of a ducal coronet or a bear's head erased sable, muzzled gules,
studded or."
For William Brereton, who died April 6th, 1708, in his
52nd year; also for Catherine his wife, who died August 8th,
1728, aged 63.

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Tablets in the Chancel.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Chequy, or and azure ; on a canton
gules a lion rampant argent, Warren; impaling, Argent, three
lions' heads erased gules, Scott of Ancrum, co. Roxburgh.
For William Warren, who died March 12th, 1823, aged 56 ;
and also his wife Harriet Louisa, daughter of the Rev. N. Scott,
M.A., who died December 28th, 1853, aged 86.
IV. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, on
a fesse double-cotised gules three griffins' heads erased or,
Dashwood; 2 and 3, Gules, a fesse between three annulets or,
Pettus ; impaling Warren. Crest : A griffin's head erased
(Dashwood, A griffin's head or, erased gules.)
For the Rev. Horatio Dashwood, A.B., Rector of this parish,
who died November 14th, 1828, aged 49 ; also Harriet his widow,
who died December 17th, 1880, aged 80.
On the Font.
V. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)
VI. Instruments of the Passion.
VII. A cross flory between four martlets (Edward the Confessor,
Azure, a cross flory between four martlets or.)
VIII. Emblem of the Trinity.
In the Vestry.
IX. The Royal Arms of Queen Anne, 1714.

FRAMINGHAM EARL.
Slab in the Tower.
I. A raven close (Corbet, Or, a raven close proper.)
For Jane, wife of William Morse and daughter of John Corbet,
who died March 11th, 1684, aged 37. The font has been placed
over the stone.

FRAMINGHAM PIGOT.
On the Organ Gallery, in stone.
I. Three mitres (See of Norwich, Azure, three mitres or.)
II. Arms of Queen Victoria.
III. A shepherd's crook.

146 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
KIRBY BEDON.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Per chevron, or and azure, three
mullets counterchanged, Day. Crest : Two hands clasping each
other, couped at the wrist, and conjoined to a pair of wings
proper, each charged with a mullet or.
For three children of the Rev. Edward Day and Margaret his
wife : Benjamin, who died January 15th, 1828, aged 9 ; Edward,
who died July 14th, 1842, aged 20 ; and John, who died in
1821. II. (Coloured.) Gules, on a chevron argent a lion rampant
sable, crowned or, armed and langued of the first, Brooke.
For Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. John Aldrich of the city
of Norwich and relict of the Rev. Francis Brooke, A.M., Rector
of this parish, who died January 27th, 1786, aged 51.
III. (In lozenge, coloured.) Brooke.
For Rebecca, daughter of William and Frances Brooke, who
died January 3rd, 1739, aged 29.
IV. (Coloured.) Brooke.
For Susanna, wife of the Rev. Richard Brooke, Clerk, eldest
daughter of Mr. Thomas Hard, late of Norwich, who died June
24th, 1752, in her 32nd year.
V. (In lozenge, coloured.) Brooke.
For Rebecca, daughter of the Rev. Fraunces Brooke, Rector
of this parish, and Rebecca his wife, who died June 14th, 1776,
aged 71.
VI. (Coloured.) Brooke. Crest : On a chapeau gules, turned
up ermine, a wing of the first charged with a chevron argent,
thereon a lion rampant sable, crowned or.
For William, son of Fraunces and Mary Brooke, who died
August 7th, 1808, aged 67.
VII. (In lozenge, coloured.) Brooke.
For Mrs. Jane Brooke, who died May 22nd, 1842, aged 77 ;
also for Mrs. Sarah Brooke, who died. October 24th, 1842,
aged 76. " Descended from the ancient family of the Brookes of
Kirby." VIII, Monument on the North Chancel Wall, with
Figures and Tiuo coloured Shields.
1. Argent, on a chief indented gules three pole-axes or,
Sheppard. (Granted by William Camden in 1598.— Bl.
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2. Sheppard, impaling, Sable, on a fesse ermine, between three
annulets or, a lion passant of the field, Underwood of
Bixley, co. Norfolk.
For Robert Sheppard and Anne his wife, An. Dom. 1600.
Slabs in ihe Chancel.
IX. Brooke, impaling, A chevron between three bucks trippant
(Green, Azure, a chevron between three bucks trippant or); in
pretence, On a bend three leopards' faces (Mingay, Or, on a bend
azure three leopards' faces of the field.) Crest : Brooke.
For William Brooke, Recorder of Norwich, eldest son of the
Rev. William Brooke, formerly Rector of this parish, who died
June 10th, 1757, in his 88th year.
X. Brooke, impaling, A goat passant (Baker, Gules, a goat
passant argent. — Bl. Norf. v. 301.) Crest : Brooke.
For Fraunces Brooke, Clerk, second son of William Brooke,
"his immediate predecessor," who died May 9th, 1745, in his
64th year ; also for Rebecca his wife, daughter of Richard Baker,
late of Norwich, confectioner, who died October 21st, 1726,
in her 43rd year.
XI. (In lozenge.) Brooke.
For Euphemia, daughter of Fraunces Brooke, Clerk, who died
December 23rd, 1760, in her 49th year.
XII. Brooke. Crest: Brooke.
For Edward Brooke of Bramerton, Gent., who died February,
1718. He was youngest son of the Rev. William Brooke, formerly
Rector of this parish. Also for Elizabeth his wife, who died
January 12th, 1776. Part of this slab is covered up by the
organ. XIII. Brooke. Crest: Brooke.
" For Mary, wife of Francis Brooke, Upholsterer, and daughter
of Thomas Ward, Linnen Draper of the city of Norwich, who
died April 8th, 1750, in her 28th year. Also for Fraunces,
eldest son of Fra. Brooke, Clerk, and Rebecca his wife, who
died November 26th, 1774, aged 67."
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
XIV. (Coloured.) Argent, three wolves' heads erased sable ;
on a chief gules as many cinquefoils pierced or, Cremer ; impaling
on the dexter side, Per fesse, argent and sable, a cross patonce
between four mullets, all counterchanged, Coleman ; and impaling
on the sinister side, Gules, on a cross argent five mullets
pierced sable, Randall.
For Francis, son of Francis Cremer of Inglesthorpe, who died
February 24th, 1730, aged 39. He married first, Magdalen,
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148 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
only daughter of Edward Coleman of London ; and second,
Susan, daughter of John Randall of Chedgrave.
Slab by the South Door of the Nave.
XV. A saltire between twelve crosses pattee (Denny, Gules,
a saltire argent between twelve crosses pattee or.) Crest : A
cubit arm erect holding a bunch of barley.
For Mary,, wife of William Denny, Gent., who died November
9th, 1679. In the East Window.
XVI. Argent, three chess-rooks sable ; a chief of the last,
Rokewood ; impaling, Or, on a chevron sable three birds argent
(Hammond of Ellingham, Or, on a chevron sable three Cornish
choughs argent.)
XVII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Rokewood; 2 and 3, Gules, on a
chief argent two mullets sable, Bacon ; impaling, Or, three pallets
sable ; on a chief gules, as many martlets of the field, Goodwin of
Stonham, co. Cambridge. Crest :' A lion sejant rampant guardant.
Bl. Norf. v. 482 gives, "A lion sejant, holding a spear."
Nicholas Rookwood of Euston, married Anne, daughter and
coheir of Bacquevill Bacon, after March 27th, 1634. Dorothy,
the wife of Edward Rookwood, mentioned in Bl, Norf. v. 482,
was the daughter of Thomas Goodwin of Stonham. — Vis. of
Norf. vol. i., pp. 143-44.
Altar Tomb on the North Side of the Churchyard.
XVIII  impaling, On a bend, between eight cross-
crosslets, three crosses tau or mallets. Crest : A plume of ostrich
feathers, Bemey. This is over the vault of Sir Hanson Bemey,
and is much broken.
There is certainly one other slab in the church with arms, but
it is covered by the pulpit. Some few years back there was in
the chancel a monument to the Berney family ; also two slabs for
the Rokewoods, and one with Bedingfeld impaling Tasburgh. I did
not see any of these.

PORINGLAND.
In the East Window.

I. Argent, a wounded heart gules, in chief two hands, and in
base two feet, all couped proper, and wounded gules, Shield of
the Holy Wounds. Beneath the shield on a scroll, " Jesu Christe."

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ROCKLAND.

On the North Wall.
I. The Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.

SAXLINGHAM NETHERGATE.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, a cross sable, Deanery of Norwich;
impaling, Gules, a chevron argent fretty sable between three
garbs or (Baron, Gules, a chevron argent, corded lozenge azure,
between three garbs or) ; in pretence, Or, on a bend sable three
leopards' faces of the field, Mingay. The bend is usually " azure."
For John Baron, sometime Rector of this parish, afterwards
Dean of Norwich, born October 31st, 1677, died July 11th,
1739. II. (Coloured.) Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron between
three talbots passant counterchanged ; on a chief gules as
many leopards' heads or, Gooch; impaling, Argent, a scythe, the
blade in chief, the handle in bend sinister sable, in the fesse point
a fleur-de-lis of the second, Sneyd. Crest : A talbot passant per
pale argent and sable.
For the Rev. John Gooch, Archdeacon of Sudbury, in Suffolk,
and Rector of this parish, who died July 14th, 1823, aged 72 ;
also for Barbara his wife, daughter of Ralph Sneyd of Keel
Hall, Staffordshire, and Barbara his wife, daughter of Sir Walter
Bagot of Blithfield in the same county, who died March 30th,
1820, aged 63. Slabs in the Chancel.
III. Baron impaling Mingay. Crest : A demi-griffin.
For John Baron, Dean of Norwich. He married Susan,
daughter of John Mingay. See No. I.
IV. Two Shields.
1. Mingay.
2. Mingay, impaling, On a chevron three crescents (Tuthill,
Or, on a chevron azure three crescents argent.)

150 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Crest : A lance wreathed about with a laurel branch (Mingay,
A lance or, headed argent, environed with a laurel branch vert.)
For John Mingay, who died April 16th, 1684, and his wife
Elizabeth, daughter of John Tuthill, who died May 14th, 1716.

Tablet in the North Aisle.
V. Crest : A cubit arm grasping a dragon's head erased, all or.
For John Warmoll, Gent., who died June 11th, 1780, aged 21.

In the East Window.
VI. Or, a cross engrailed vert, Boy land.
VII. Sable, a lion rampant argent, Verdon.
VIII. Gules, three cronels or coronets, ermine, Wiseman.
IX. Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water-
bougets sable, with an annulet or for difference, Bourchier;
dimidiated with, Gules, a fesse argent between fourteen billets or,
four, three, four, and three, Louvaine.
A shield exactly answering to this was at Kenninghall. —
Bl. Norf. i. 224.
X. Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned or, Morley; impaling,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a fesse between three leopards' faces
or, De-la-pole; 2, Argent, a bend gules ; 3, Argent, on a bend
gules three pairs of wings conjoined in lure of the field, Wingfield.
Thomas, Lord Morley, who died in 1435, married Isabel,
daughter of Mich. Delapole, Earl of Suffolk. — Carthew's Launditch,
i. 68. In a South Window of the Chancel.
XI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a fesse azure, between
three unicorns' heads erased sable, as many pallets of the last,
each charged with a lily argent, slipped and foliated or, Lee of
Buckinghamshire; 2 and 3, Argent, a fesse between three leopards'
heads sable, Lee of Cheshire ; in pretence, Argent, a fesse between
three crescents sable, Lee of Quarrendon.
For pedigree of the Lee family and arms see Mis. Gen. et Her.,
Series II. vol. i. page 101.
XII. Per fesse and pale : 1, Argent, a fesse dancettee gules,
in chief three leopards' heads sable ; 2, Argent, a fesse between
three lozenges gules; 3, Argent, a chevron between three
martlets sable.
These two shields are surrounded by elaborate designs, of an

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early date. No. XII. has been engraved by Mr. C J. W. Winter
in his "Selection of Norfolk Antiquities."
At the West End.
XIII. The Royal Arms of William III.

SHOTESHAM ALL SAINTS.
Tablets on .the South Wall of the Nave, coloured.
I. Argent, on a bend cotised sable, between two fleurs-de-lis
gules, a lion passant or, Bransby ; impaling, Argent, six fleurs-
de-lis azure, three, two, and one, a chief indented or, Paston.
For Anna Maria, wife of James Bransby and daughter of James
Paston, M.D., of Harleston, who died December 11th, 1773,
aged 60.
II. Bransby, impaling, Azure, a chevron between three pairs
of wings, conjoined and erect, or, Reve.
For Margaret, wife of Robert Bransby, and daughter of Richard
Reve, M.B., bora 1659, married 1678, died August 8th, 1712.
III. Bransby.
For Robert Bransby, Gent., "Attorney of his Majesties Court
of Common Pleas, many years Master of the High Court of
Chancery"; born 1659, married 1678, died 1723.
IV. Bransby impaling Paston.
For James Bransby, " descended from a very antient Gentleman's
family, formerly Lords of the Manor of Bransby, or Brandesbee,
in the county of York," who died November 9th, 1782, aged 68.
Slab in the Chancel, with Two Shields.
V Bransby with a crescent for difference ; impaling Bransby.
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Bransby of Harleston, daughter
of Robert Bransby of this parish, who died August 10th, 1718.
Also for Mr. James Bransby, late of St. John's College, Cambridge,
A.B., (son of James Bransby of this parish), who died April 18th,
1760, in his 22nd year. Hatchments in the Nave.
VI. Bransby impaling Paston. Crest : A lion's head erased or.
VII. Bransby impaling Paston.

152 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the East Wall of the Church, outside.
VIII. Bransby.
The inscription is quite worn away.
Slab in the Churchyard.
IX. Four bars, on a canton a chaplet (Holmes, Or, three bars
azure ; on a canton argent a chaplet gules, leaved vert) ; impaling,
A chevron between three crescents (On a chevron ermine three
crescents. — Bl. Norf v. 515.) Crest : A holly tree (Holmes of
Gawdy Hall, A holly tree vert, f ructed gules.)
For James Holmes. The slab is very much broken, but I give
the inscription from Bl. Norf. v. 516, "James Holmes, late of
Ashby in Norfolk, Gent., December 14th, 1713, 41."
On the Font.
X. Emblem of the Trinity.
XI. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)
XII. Three chalices, on each a wafer, Shield of the Sacrament.
XIII. Instruments of the Passion.
At the West End.
XIV. The Royal Arms of William IV., 1833.

SHOTESHAM ST. MARY.
Hatchment in the Tower.

I. Quarterly:— 1 and 4, Azure, a fesse dancettee ermine
between three lions' heads' erased or, murally crowned argent,
Fellowes ; 2 and 3, Argent, two barbels haurient respecting each
other sable, Colston or Coulston ; impaling, Per pale, azure and
gules, a cross engrailed ermine, Bemey. Crest: A lion's head
as in the arms, charged with a fesse dancettee ermine.
In the Tower.
II. The Royal Arms of William IV., 1834.

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STOKE HOLY CROSS.
Slabs on the East Side of the Churchyard.
I. On a bend, between six mullets pierced a cross pattee
(Legard, Argent, on a bend, between six mullets gules, a cross
pattee or.— Bl. Norf v. 526.)
For Robert Legard, who died March 19th, 171 5, aged 57.
II. With Two Shields.
1. Legard, with crescent for difference.
2. A chevron between three crabs (Crabb, Sable, a chevron
between three crabs or wild apples proper.— Bl. Norf.
v. 526.) These charges are roughly carved, and are as
much like the fish as the fruit.
For Mary, wife of Robert Legard, who died December 6th,
1714, aged 49. She was the daughter of William Crabb, Doctor
of Physick in Norwich. In the Vestry.
III. The Royal Arms of George III. after the Union with
Ireland.

SURLINGHAM.
On the Font.
I. Instruments of the Passion.
II. Shield of the Blessed Sacrament.
III. Emblem of the Trinity.
IV. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)

TROWSE.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. (In lozenge.) Three bucks trippant (Suckling, Per pale,
gules and azure, three bucks trippant or. The field on this slab
is not "per pale"); impaling, Two bars (Brereton? Argent, two
bars sable.)

154 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For Margaret, relict of Robert Suckling of Wotton (Woodton),
who died January 22nd, 1700.
II. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Suckling, the field as it should be ;
2 and 3, On a fesse, a bull passant (Aldrich, Or, on a fesse vert,
a bull passant argent.) Crest : A buck springing, holding in its
mouth a branch of honeysuckle, Suckling.
For Charles Sucklinge of Bracondale, youngest son of Charles
Sucklinge of Woodton, who died July 15th, " fatale anno," 1666,
and for Maria his wife, one of the family of Aldrich of Mangreen,
who died April, 1671. These coats should have been " impaled "
not " quartered."
III. A chevron ermine between three talbots passant (Hunton,
Sable, a chevron ermine between three talbots passant argent. —
Bl. Norf x. 460.) Crest : A demi- talbot rampant.
For John Hunton. who died May 28th, 1714, aged 57.
IV. Hunton. Crest : Hunton.
For Hannah, wife of John Hunton, who died December 11th,
1707. V. On a bend three birds, in the beak of each a trefoil slipped ;
a crescent for difference, Thomason.
For Henry, son of George Thomason, Vicar of this parish,
who died May 12th, 1677, aged 34.

VI. Brass on the Chancel Floor, with Two Shields.
1. Three crescents and a canton (Daly son of Laughton, Gules,
three crescents or ; a canton ermine. It is thus blazoned in
Bl. Norf. x. 460, "Argent, on a pale azure three crescents
of the field") ; impaling, On a chevron, three crescents
(Tuthill, Or, on a chevron azure three crescents argent.)
2. Tuthill.
For "the loving wife of Roger Dalyson, son and heir of
William Dalyson of Laughton, in the county of Lincoln." She
was daughter of William Tuthill of Newton (Trowse Newton),
and died September 27th, 1585, in her. 19th year.

On the Font.
VII. Instrument of the Passion.
VIII. Shield of the Sacrament.
IX. Emblem of the Trinity.
X. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)

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YELVERTON.
Tablet on South Wall of Chancel.
I. Bendy wavy of six ; on a canton the Ulster badge (Playters
of Sotterley, co. Suffolk, Bendy wavy of six, argent and azure.)
Crest : 1, A hawk regardant, wings expanded, belled (Playters,
A hawk regardant or, winged azure, belled of the first) ; 2, A lion
rampant crowned.
For John, only son of Sir John Playters, Bart., of Sotterley,
who died April 27th, 1759. For Sir Charles Playters, Bart.,
second son of Sir John Playters by Anne Caroline his first wife,
who died July 9th, 1806. For Sir William John Playters,
youngest son of the aforesaid Sir John Playters by Elizabeth his
second wife, who died September 24th, 1832, aged 75. And also
for Elizabeth Wright, only daughter of Sir William John
Playters, who married first, Robert Moore, and second, William
Squire, and who died April 7th, 1851, aged 44.
II. Tablet on South Wall of Aisle, with Two coloured
Shields.
1. Ermine, on a fesse sable three lioncels rampant or, Rant.
2. Rant, impaling, Argent, on a chief vert a cross tau between
two mullets or, Drury.
Crest : On a ducal coronet argent, a lion sejant or.
For Humphrey Rant, Barrister-at-law, and Ann his wife, eldest
daughter of Sir Anthony Drury of Besthorpe, who both died in
1671, Humphrey aged 64, and Ann aged 63.
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. (In lozenge.) Rant.
For Letitia, daughter of Thomas Rant, and Felicia his wife,
who died April 9th, 1714, aged 14 years and 8 months.
IV. Rant, impaling, Per pale, a chevron between three talbots
passant; on a chief a leopard's head (Gooch, Per pale, argent and
sable, a chevron between three talbots passant counterchanged ;
on a chief gules a leopard's head or.) It is sometimes " on a
chief gules three leopards' heads or." Crest : Rant.
For Anne, second daughter of Robert Gooch of Earsham, and
wife of Humphrey Rant, interred March 3rd, 1678.
Slab im, ihe Nave.
V. On a chief three birds (Con-bin, Argent, on a chief or three
crows sable. — Bl. Norf v. 494.) Part of the mantling is here
so arranged as to rest on the torce, but there is no crest.

156 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For Mr. Gawen Corbin, Merchant, Citizen of London, younger
brother of Thomas Corbin of Hall-end, in the county of Warwick.
He died February 25th, 1751, in his 77th year.

Slabs in the South Aisle.
VI. Rant, impaling, Two chevrons within a bordure engrailed
(Tyrrell, Argent, two chevrons azure within a bordure engrailed
gules.) Crest: Rant.
For William Rant, who died March 30th, 1683, aged 57 ; also
for Elizabeth his wife, eldest daughter of James Tyrell of
Mendham, Suffolk, who died February 29th, 1711, aged 70.
VII. (In lozenge, at each corner.) Rant.
For Anne, daughter of Humphrey and Anne Rant, who died
October 31st, 1698, in her 66th year.

157

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BRACON ASH.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. On a chevron between three- martlets as many trefoils
(Wood, Per pale, argent and sable, on a chevron between three
martlets as many trefoils, all counterchanged) ; impaling, On a
chief three lions' heads erased (Richardson, Or, on a chief sable
three lions' heads erased of the first. The lions' heads are
sometimes " argent.")
" For Robert Wood of Braken Ash, eldest son of Robert
Wood and Ann his wife, one of the daughters of John Woolmer
of Tha' son (Tharston.)" He married a daughter of Sir Thomas
Richardson, Lord Chief Justice of both Benches, and died
December 31st, 1680, aged 79.
II. Wood, with field "Per pale"; impaling, On a chevron
three quatrefoils (Eyre, Argent, on a chevron sable three quatre
foils or. — Bl. Norf v. 85.) Crest : A martlet, wings expanded,
in its mouth an olive ? branch.
For Ellen, wife of Thomas Wood of Brakon Ash, Esqr., and
daughter of Thomas Eyre of Harsopp, in Derby ; she died
August 20th, 1712, aged 27.
III. Wood, as No. I. ; impaling Richardson.
For Elizabeth, third daughter of Sir Thomas Richardson, and
wife of Robert Wood of Braken Ash ; she died July 13th, 1655,
aged 48.
IV. Wood, as No. II. ; impaling, A cross engrailed between
twelve billets (Heath, Argent, a cross engrailed between ten
billets gules. It is sometimes " twenty billets." See monument
at Hemblington.) Crest : Wood.
For Elizabeth Wood, wife of Thomas Wood of Bracon Ash,
and daughter of Edward Heath of Hemlington ; she died March
5th, 1723, aged 31.

158 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. Wood, as No. I. ; impaling, A cross engrailed (Peyton ;
Sable, a cross engrailed or.)
For Thomas, eldest son of Robert and Elizabeth Wood. He
had two wives, the first was Elizabeth, a daughter of Anthony
Penning of Little Badu (Baddow), in the county of Essex;
and the second, Ann, daughter of Thomas Peyton of Rougham,
Norfolk. He was bom August 24th, 1626, and died December
2nd, 1699.
VI. With Two Shields.
1. Peyton.
2. Three lions rampant guardant and a chief (Yekerton of
Rougham, Argent, three lions rampant guardant gules;
a chief of the second.)
For Thomas, youngest son of Sir Edward Peyton, Baronet,
of Isleham, Cambridgeshire, and his second wife, Jane, daughter
of Sir James Calthorpe of Basham, and widow of Edward
Thimblethorp. He married two wives, first, a daughter of
William Yelverton of Rougham ; and second, " the widow
Hacon." He was born in 1616, and died October 12th, 1683.
VII. Wood, as No. II. ; impaling, Three bucks' heads couped ;
and a chief indented (Penning, Azure, three bucks' heads couped
argent; a chief indented ermine. — Bl. Norf v. 85.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Woode of Brakenash, Gent.,
and daughter of Anthony Penning of Little Badow, Essex.
She died November 25th, 1662.
Tablet in the Chancel.
VIII. (Not tinctured.) Ermine, an eagle displayed (Bedingfeld,
Ermine, an eagle displayed gules) ; impaling Wood, as No. II.
For William, fourth son of Humphrey Bedingfield of Whighton,
Rector of this parish. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas
Wood, and died April 11th, 1694.
Slabs by the South Door of the Nave.
IX. Two Shields.
1. A fesse nebulde between three crescents, a mullet for
difference ( Weld, Argent, a fesse nebulee between three
crescents ermine.) Bl. Norf v. 87, gives an impalement
of Gascoigne, "ArgeDt, on a pale sable a luce's head,
erected and couped or."
For Matthew Weld, Gent., who died January 6th, 1650.
2. (In lozenge.) Three garbs; on a chief a Hon passant (Rutter,
Gules, three garbs ; in chief a lion passant argent. —
Bl. Norf. v. 87) ; impaling Weld.
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daughter of Gascoigne Weld, late of Bracon Ash, who died
December 4th, 1714, aged 69.
X. Weld, impaling, Three talbots' heads erased (Hall, Sable,
three talbots' heads erased argent, langued gules. — Bl. Norf.
iii. 580.) ;
For Anna, wife of Gascoigne Weld, and daughter of Joseph
Hall, who was Bishop of Exeter in 1627, and Bishop of Norwich
in 1641. She died February 19th, 1660.
XI. Weld. Crest : A wyvern, collared and lined.
For Gascoigne Weld, who died April 25th, 1701, aged 84.
Hatchments in the Chancel.
XII. Per pale, azure and gules, a cross engrailed ermine,
Bemey / with two escutcheons of pretence, that on the dexter side,
Per pale, argent and azure, in the dexter half three pallets sable,
over all a bend or, Trench. The sinister escutcheon represented
as per fesse, the upper part is, Azure, on a fesse between three
fleurs-de-lis argent as many mullets gules, Dolens; the bottom
half is Argent, three torteaux, Bayly. Crest: Out of a ducal
coronet or a plume of ostrich feathers, per pale argent and gules.
John Berney of Bracon Ash married first, in 1745, Susan,
daughter and sole heir of Samuel Trench, and second, in 1756,
Margaret, daughter and heir of Sir Samuel Dolens, Knt. — Burke's
Landed Gentry, p. 88.
XIII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Berney; 2 and 3, Trench, impaling,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a fesse between three shovellers
argent, Jackson ; 2 and 3, Azure, a cross flory or, Ward. Crest :
Bemey. Thomas Berney of Bracon Ash, married, in 1774, Elizabeth,
third daughter and coheir of Sir George Jackson, Baronet, by
Mary his wife, daughter and sole heir of William Ward, Esq.,
of Gisborough, Yorkshire. — Burke's Landed Gentry, p. 88.
XIV. (In lozenge.) Same as No. XIII. Crest : Berney ;
with Motto : " Fidelis usque ad mortem."
XV. Same as No. XIII. Crest : Berney.
XVI. Quarterly of six : — 1, Berney ; 2, Gules, a chevron
engraiied between three reed sheafs argent (Reedham or Redham) ;
3, Gules, a chevron between three eagles displayed argent, Caston ;
4, Argent, on a canton gules a cross or, Bradeston; 5, Argent,
a bend ermine between six billets or, Smith; 6, Trench, impaling,
Per pale indented, argent and gules; in the dexter chief a wolf's
head couped at the neck sable, Penrice. Crest : Berney. Motto :
In God is my trust.
Thomas Trench Berney of Morton Hall, married, in 1812,
Mary, daughter of Thomas Penrice. — Burke's Landed Gentry, p. 88.

160 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Over the Chancel Arch.
XVII. The Royal Arms of George III. after the Union with
Ireland.

CARLTON, EAST.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, on a fesse between two cotises wavy
gules three crescents or (Dod; Argent, on a fesse gules between
two cotises wavy sable three crescents or) ; impaling, Sable, on
a fesse argent between three cinquefoils or as many martlets of
the field, Cowcher ?
For A'Court Dod, who died September 9th, 1783, aged 64 ;
also for Elizabeth his wife, who died May > 7th, 1773, aged 43 ;
and also for Edward Carden and Robert, two of their children,
who died infants.

COLNEY.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Per chevron, argent and vert ; in chief, three
estoiles, in base a cockatrice, wings displayed, all counterchanged
(Browne, Per chevron, or and azure ; in chief, three estoiles of
the second; in base, a wyvern argent. — Bl. Norf. v. 2.) The
tinctures on this shield are given accurately in Mackarell MSS.
For Richard Browne, Gent., who died October 20th, 1674,
aged 58. At the West End.
II. The Royal Arms, " W. R." (William III.), but without
Nassau in pretence.

CRINGLEFORD.
Tablet on ihe North Chancel Wall.
I. (Raised.) A tiger passant or (Love of Kirstead, co.
Norfolk, Vert, an heraldic tiger passant or, mane and tuft of

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the tail argent.) Crest : A tiger's head erased (Love, An heraldic
tiger's head, erased vert, maned or.)
For William, son of Charles Love of Kirkstead Hall, who
died January 11th, 171£, aged 65 ; and also for William his
son, who died October 22nd, 1721, aged 18.

Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
II. (Coloured.) Sable, a chevron between three chaplets
argent, Buckle.
For Thrower Buckle, who died February 5th, 1795, aged 62.

Slabs in the Chancel.
III. A swan ; a chief ermine (Pykarell, Sable, a swan proper ;
a chief ermine. — Bl. Norf i. 48.) On this slab there is a helmet
and torce, and round the latter winds the mantling.
For John Pykarell, who died June 19th, 1707, aged 75. Also
for Robert his younger brother, who died August 26th, 1677,
aged 41.
IV. Pykarell, impaling, A chevron engrailed between three
cinquefoils ; on a chief a lion passant ( Cooke of Brome Hall,
Norfolk, Or, a chevron engrailed gules between three cinquefoils
azure ; on a chief of the second a lion passant argent.)
For John Pykarell, who died April 6th, 1627, aged 75, and
Ann his wife, daughter of Christopher Sayer, who died April
21st, 1628, aged 61 ; also for John their eldest son, who died
October 11th, 1646, aged 50, and Catherine his wife, daughter of
William Cooke of Brome, who died August 19th, 1663, aged 57 ;
also for William, son of John Pykarell, who died June 15th, 1683,
aged 43, and Sarah his wife, daughter of Charles Love of Kirsted,
who died July 20th, 1702, aged 58 ; and also for John, son of
William Pykarell, who died January 28th, 1725, aged 52.
V. A fesse engrailed between three dexter hands couped at the
wrist bendways (Bates of Norfolk, Sable, on a fesse argent,
between three dexter hands couped bendways or, five mullets
of the field) ; in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Two shin-bones
in saltire (Newton, Sable, two shin-bones in saltire argent) ; 2 and
3, On a chevron engrailed, between three annulets, five cinquefoils
(Tawell, Azure, on a chevron engrailed, between three annulets
argent, five cinquefoils gules.) Crest : A stag's head erased,
transfixed by an arrow proper.
For John Bates, who died January 6th, 1769, aged 58. He
married the daughter and heiress of Thomas Newton, Mayor
of Norwich. M

162 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the Nave.
VI. Pykarell.
For Robert Pykarell of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
who died November 27th, 1696.
VII. Pykarell impaling Cooke.
For Henry Pykarell, who was buried February 20th, 1647 ;
and Ann his wife, who was buried January 21st, 1662.
Tablet on the outside of the East Wall.
VIII. On a fesse three lion eels rampant (Vynne, Or, on a
fesse azure three lioneels argent. — Bl. Norf. v. 38.)
For Richard Vynn, who died February 19th, 1728, aged 65 ;
for Layer Vynne, who died February 27th, 173$, aged 46 ;
and also for two daughters of Layer and Honour Vynn.
In the Toiver.
IX. The Royal Arms of George II. or III., before the Union
with Ireland.
There is another slab mentioned in Mackarell MSS., which may
be still in the church, covered up, with these arms, " Ermine, on
a chief dancettee three escallops." For John Taylour, A.M.,
Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, " afterwards Pastor
here and at Haylesdon," who died December 13th, 1662.

DUNSTON.
I. Slab in the Chancel, with Brass Figures and
Three incised Shields.
1. A lion rampant, tail elevated and turned over the head
(Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant, tail elevated and turned
over the hea'd sable.)
2. A chevron between three talbots passant (Talbot, Argent, a
chevron gules between three talbots passant sable. —
Bl. Norf. v. 57.)
3. On a fesse, between three roundels, a lion passant, with a
crescent for difference (Harborne, Gules, a lion passant
or between three bezants.)
Crest : A griffin's head couped.
No inscription on the brass, but cut on the stone beneath.
"Here lieth the Body of Ann, wife of Clere Talbot, LL.D.,
eldest daughter of William Harborne of Mundham, who died
18th December, 1649."

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Slab beneath the Altar.
II. (Partly covered up.) On three pales nine leopards' heads
(Long, Argent, three pales sable, on each three leopards' heads or.)
Crest : On a mount a greyhound courant, collared and lined (Long,
On a mount vert a greyhound courant sable, collared and lined
ermine.) For Israel Long, who died November 13th, 1709.
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. Long, impaling, Two bars, over all a bend (Potts of
Mannington, Azure, two bars, over all a bend of the last. —
Bl. Norf v. 58.) Crest: Long.
For Matthew Long, who died August 28th, 1724, aged 61.
He was High Sheriff in 1699.
IV. (In lozenge.) Long impaling Potts.
For Susan, relict of Matthew Long, daughter of Sir Roger
Potts of Mannington, Bart. Slab in the Nave.
V. A fesse ermine between three talbots passant, Wheatley? ;
impaling, A chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis ; on
a chief as many spear-heads (Wright of Kilverstone, Sable, a
chevron engrailed argent between three fleurs-de-lis or ; on a
chief of the third as many spear-heads azure.)
For George Wheatley, Gent., son of William Wheatley of
Highton Hall, near Rippon, Yorkshire ; also for Elizabeth his
wife, descended from the family of the Wrights of Kilverstone.
He died June 20th, 1743, aged 30.

Slab in the Tower.
VI. (In lozenge.) Long.
For Elizabeth, only child of Israel and Elizabeth Long.

Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
VII. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Long; 2 and 3, Potts ;
in pretence, Argent, on a chevron sable, between three ravens'
proper, as many leopards' faces or, Corranee.
For Israel, only son of Matthew Long and Susan his wife,
daughter of Sir Roger Potts, Bart. He married Elizabeth, daughter
of Clemence Corranee of Rougham, Suffolk, and died May 2nd,
1759, aged 57.
m 2

164 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet in the South Wall of the Nave.
VIII. (Coloured.) Long, in pretence Corranee.
For Elizabeth, wife of Israel Long, who died April 27th, 1757,
in her 27th year.
Brass at the base of the South Window in the Chancel.
IX. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Long ; 2 and
3, A bend engrailed cotised (Fortescue, Azure, a bend engrailed
argent between two cotises or.)
For Robert Kellett son of Robert Churchman Long and Jane
his wife, born May 3rd, 1804, died February 26th, 1874;
also for Maria Louisa his wife, daughter of William Fortescue of
Writtle Lodge, Essex. She died at Dunston on November 26th,
1846. The arms are those borne by their son Fortescue Long.
In an account of the heraldry in this church, taken but a short
while since, there is given the description of a slab with these
arms: "A chevron engrailed ermine between three annulets
argent. For Sarah Davy, who died July 11th, 1720, aged 22."
It may possibly have been removed to make way for the new
stove.

FLORDON.
Shield in the East Window.

I. Argent, on a pale within a bordure sable three bezants,
Baxter ; impaling, Chequy or and sable, on a bend of the first
three eagles displayed of the second (Bludworth. Sometimes this
coat is " chequy argent and sable.")
This shield is not mentioned in Bl. Norf. v. 72, nor is it given
in the Mackarell MSS. Over the Chancel Arch.
II. Royal Arms of George III., before the Union with Ireland.

•HETHEL.
I. A fine Monument on the North Side of the Chancel,
with Two recumbent Figures and as many Shields.
1. (Coloured.) Or, two bendlets engrailed sable, with a martlet
gules for difference, Branthwayte. These arms were
granted by Cooke, Clarencieux, July 21st, 1582, with the

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crest, which is at the top of this monument, A falcon
argent rising from a rock proper.
2. (Cut in the marble.) Branthwayte, impaling, Three cinque
foils (Southwell, Argent, three cinquefoils gules.)
For Myles Branthwayte, "whose place of birth was Peters
parish, Norwich." He married Mary, one of the daughters of
John Southwell of Barham, in the county of Suffolk, and died
in London August 5th, 1612, aged 55.
Tablets on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Branthwayte. Crest: Branthwayt, with the
falcon close.
For William Branthwayte, Serjeant-at-law, fifth son of William
Branthwayte and Julian his wife, who married Jemima, only
daughter and heiress of Augustus Brograve, and died November
1st, 1729, aged 62.
III. Argent, a chevron between three griffins passant sable,
Finch; impaling, Argent, on a chief indented sable three lions
rampant of the field. This coat is intended for Beevor. See
No. XII.
For Anna Bettina Finch, eldest daughter of Thomas Beevor,
and wife of William Finch Finch, Esq., of Shelford, in Cam
bridgeshire, who died February 3rd, 1780, aged 28.
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. Branthwayte ; in pretence, Three lions passant guardant
in pale (Brograve, Argent, three lions passant guardant in pale
gules. — Bl. Norf. v. 113.) Crest : Branthivayte.
For William Branthwayte, Serjeant-at-law. See No. II.
V. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Branthwayte ; 2 and 3, On a fesse
engrailed, between three escutcheons, as many mullets (Bacon,
Argent, on a fesse engrailed, between three escutcheons gules,
as many mullets of the field.)
For Arthur, son of Arthur Branthwayte, sometime Chief
Justice of the Isle of Ely. He died at Bristol, October 17th,
1724, in the 38th year of his age.
VI. Branthwayte. Crest : Branthwayte.
For Thomas, eldest son of William and Julian Branthwayte,
who died March 6th, 1676, aged 20.
VII. Branthwayte, impaling, A cross engrailed ermine (Berney,
Per pale, azure and gules, a cross engrailed ermine.) Crest:
Branthwayte. For William Branthwayte, who married Julian, daughter of
Thomas Berney of Swardeston, and died January 28th, 1710,
aged 76 ; Julian his wife died November 29th, 1727, aged 88.

166 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VIII. Branthwayte.
The inscription on this slab is nearly covered up. " Elizabeth
D  of John Branthwayte, late Rector of .... estone,
who died January 8th, 1782, aged 49."
IX. Branthwayte; in pretence, Bacon. Crest: Branthwayte.^
For Arthur, second son and heir of William and Julian
Branthwayte, Barrister-at-law, Steward of the City of Norwich
in 1691. He married Ann, daughter of Thomas Bacon, second
son of Sir Francis Bacon, sometime one of the Judges of the
King's Bench, and died September 29th, 1717, aged 58.
X. (In lozenge.) Branthwayte.
For Julian, daughter of Arthur and Anne Branthwayte, who
died April 22nd, 1765, aged 75.
XI. (In lozenge.) Branthwayte.
For Dorothy, daughter of Arthur and Anne Branthwayte,
who died September 26th, 1769, aged 78.

Hatchments.
XII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Per pale, or and argent; on a
chief indented sable three lions rampant of the first, Beevor;
2 and 3, Argent, a fesse between three bats displayed sable, Batt?;
in pretence, Quarterly: — 1, Branthwayte; 2, Bacon; 3, Sable,
two human shin-bones in saltire argent, Newton; 4, Azure, on
a chevron between three annulets argent as many cinquefoils
of the field (Tawell, Azure, on a chevron, between three annulets
argent, five cinquefoils gules. — Bl. Norf. iv. 483.) Crest : A
beaver passant proper. Motto : Suaviter in re, fortiter in modo.
Myles Branthwayte of Hethel, Barrister-at-law, married
Rebecca, eldest daughter of Thomas Newton, whose wife Rebecca
was daughter of Thomas Tawell. The said Thomas Newton
was Mayor of Norwich in 1722. The only daughter of Myles
Branthwayte married Thomas Beevor, who was created a Baronet
in 1783.
XIII. Beevor quartering Batt ; in pretence, Quarterly : —
1, Branthwayte ; 2, Bacon ; 3, Newton ; 4, Tawell, with the " cinque
foils gules." Crest and Motto : Beevor.
XIV. Quarterly of eight : — 1, Beevor; 2, Batt; 3, Branthwayte;
4, Bacon; 5 as 1 ; 6 as 2 ; 7, Newton; 8, Tawell; in pretence,
Gules, two bars or, and a chief indented of the second, Hare.
Crest and Motto : Beevor.
Sir Thomas Beevor, second Baronet, married Anne, daughter
and heiress of Hugh Hare, Esq., of Hargham.
XV. Finch impaling Beevor. Crest : A griffin passant sable.

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Over the North Door.
XVI. The Royal Arms of Queen Anne.

HETHERSETT.

Slabs by the Altar.
I. Ermine, a bend cotised (Jenney, Ermine, a bend gules,
cotised or) ; impaling, On a fesse three leopards' heads (Freeston
or Freston, Azure, on a fesse or three leopards' heads gules.)
Crest : A falconer's hand within a glove in fesse, having thereon
a falcon (Jenney, On a glove in fesse argent, a falcon close or,
belled of the last.)
For George Jenney, who died November 30th, 1749, aged 75.
II. Jenney impaling Freston. Crest : Jenney,
For Brigitta, daughter of Richard Freston, and wife of George
Jenney. She died June 19th, 1739, aged 48.
III. (In lozenge.) Jenney.
For Sarah, third daughter and coheiress of George Jenney,
late of this parish. She died September 15th, 1765, aged 42.
Slab in the Nave.
IV. Quarterly, in the first quarter a bird. It may be
intended for a "martlet," but is more like a "cock" (Cock,
Quarterly, gules and argent. — Bl. Norf. iv. 151) ; impaling, On
a bend engrailed three roses (Jay, Gules, on a bend engrailed
argent three roses of the field, seeded or.) Crests : 1, An ostrich
holding in the beak a key ? (Cock. It should be a " horseshoe ") ;
2, An otter passant, Jay.
For John, son of Robert Cock of Rushford, who married Mary,
daughter of John Jay of Holveston, Norfolk. She died August
18th, 1656, and he died on December 31st, 1668, aged 70.
Slabs in ihe South Aisle.
V. A lion rampant (Bokenham, Argent, a lion rampant gules.)
Crest: A buck lodged.
For Walsingham, son of Hugh Bokenham, late of the City of
Norwich, who died August 9th, 1714, aged 44.
Slab in the North Aisle.
VI. On a bend three roses (Belts, Sable, on a bend between
two cotises argent three roses gules. — Bl. Norf. v. 31) ; impaling,

168 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Two bars ; in chief three leopards' heads ( Wright ?, Azure, two
bars argent ; in chief, three leopards' heads or.) Crest : A dexter
arm holding a club.
For Jeoffry Betts, who died May 15th, 1680, aged 74, and
Elizabeth his wife, who died June 24th, 1663, aged 57.
i
Tablet on the Wall of the South Aisle.
VII. (Coloured.) Sable, a cross engrailed ermine (Motham.
The cross should be " indented ") ; impaling, Per fesse nebulee
sable and azure, three martlets or ; a canton of the third, Barker ?
Crest: A talbot (Motham of Drinkstone Park, Suffolk, On a
mount vert a talbot couchant ermine.)
For Isaac Motham, late of this place, who died March 10th,
170f, "about ye 62nd year of his age"; also for Elizabeth his
wife, who died January 28th, 1699, in her 61st year.
Shield carved in Stone standing in the South Aisle.
VIII. A cross flory between four martlets (Edivard the
Confessor ?, Azure, a cross flory between four martlets or.)
At the east end of the south aisle is a large wooden dais, which
covers, I fancy, a slab, whereon must be a grand achievement.
The following account is from Bl. Norf. v. 30, 31, and
Mackarell MSS.
Quarterly of twenty: — 1 and 20, Bokenham; 2, Or, two bars
gules ; 3, Sable, a chevron between three swans' heads erased
argent ; 4, Argent, three ogresses ; 5, Sable, a lion rampant or,
langued azure ; 6, Sable, a chevron between three cronels or,
Wiseman; 7, Gules, a fesse lozengy argent between three martlets
or ; 8, Vert, a lion rampant argent, crowned or ; 9, Paly of six,
argent and sable, a fesse gules, Walsingham; 10, Argent, a cross
couped counter-compony, argent and azure, between twenty
bezants; 11, Same as 5; 12, Ermine, on a chief indented sable,
a trefoil slipt between two annulets argent ; 13, Per fesse nebulee,
argent and gules, four guttes counterchanged within a bordure
of the first; 14, Gules, a chevron between three garbs argent;
15, Sable, a bend wavy between two cotises argent ; 16, Argent,
two bars and a canton gules, over all a bend sable, Bois; 17,
Sable, a chevron between three rams' heads argent, Ramsey; 18,
Sable, three hands couped at the wrist within a bordure argent ;
19, Argent, on a cross gules five lions rampant of the field,
Andyn; In the middle, an escutcheon of pretence, Per chevron
engrailed argent and sable, three boars counterchanged (Flowerdew,
Per chevron sable and argent three sea bears counterchanged.)
Crest : Bokenham.

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"Here lyeth the body of Elizabeth, the wife of Hugh
Bokenham, Gent., and daughter of Christopher Flowerdew, Gent.,
and Susan his wife, who departed this life December 29th, 1669.

INTWOOD.
Tablets in ihe Chancel.

I. (Coloured.) Argent, two bars between three lions' faces,
three, two, and one gules, Muskett ; impaling, Gules, a lion rampant
argent, ducally crowned or, between three crescents of the last,
Salusbury. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a demi-antelope,
chained and ringed (Muskett, Out of a ducal coronet sable a demi-
antelope argent, chained and ringed of the first.)
For Joseph Muskett, late of Easton in this county, who died
February 21st, 1832, aged 75 ; also for Elizabeth his wife,
daughter of James Salusbury, formerly of North Wales, who died
February 12th, 1813, aged 58.
II. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1, Argent, a cross engrailed
gules, Gurney; 2, Paly of six, or and azure (Gournay, ancient
coat) ; 3, Chequy, or and azure, with a crescent argent, charged
with a cinquefoil sable for difference, De Warenne; 4, Azure, a
chevron, and in chief three crosses pattee argent, Barclay;
impaling, Quarterly : — 1, Barclay ; 2, Argent, a fesse wavy gules
between three boars' heads couped sable, Allardice ; 3, Argent,
on a chief sable three escallops or, Graham ; 4, Or, a fesse chequy
argent and azure ; in chief, a chevron gules, all within a double
tressure flory of the last, Stewart.
For Hudson Gurnev, Esq., of Keswick, who died November
9th, 1864, aged 89.
III. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gurney ; 2, Gournay ;
3, Barclay ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1, Barclay ; 2, Allardice ;
3, Graham; 4, Stewart.
For Margaret, wife of Hudson Gurney, Esq., and daughter
of Robert Barclay, Esq., M.P., who died December 16th, 1855,
aged 75. Hatchments.
IV. Same as II. Crests : 1, On a chapeau gules, turned up
ermine, a gurnet in pale, with the head downwards ; 2, A
wrestling collar or.
V. Same as II.

170 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slab at the West End.
VI. On a chief three martlets (Hammond, Or, on a chief sable
three martlets of the field.)
For Robert Hammond, Gent., who died August 15th, 1678,
aged 84. Over the Gallery at the West End.
VII. The Royal Arms of George III. after the Union
with Ireland.

KETTERINGHAM.

I. Monument on the South Chancel Wall, with Brass
Figures and Two enamelled Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, or and gules, on a bordure
engrailed sable ten escallops argent, Heveningham ; 2 and
3, Argent, semee-de-lis gules, Redisham ?
2. Or, three torteaux, with a label of three azure, Courtney;
impaling, Or, within a bordure engrailed gules three
Catherine wheels sable, Scott ?
On the tabard of the male figure : Heveningham.
On the dress of the lady : Heveningham, and, Gules, a chevron
between three measuring yards argent, Yerde or Yard.
For Thomas Heveningham of Heveningham in Suffolk, first
of the family seated at Ketteringham, who died January 31st,
1499 ; and for Anne his wife, daughter and heir of Thomas
Yerde by Jane his wife, who married afterwards Sir Henry
Grey of Ketteringham. For the description of this monument
and remarks thereon see Norf Archy. vol. iii. 285-86.
Tablets on the South Chancel Wall.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, a cross recercelled, with demi-fleur-
de-lis on each side, the bottoms to fesse point, between four
mullets all sable, Atkyns. Crest: Two greyhounds, heads endorsed,
argent and sable, collared and ringed, counterchanged. Motto :
Vincent cum legibus arma.
For Sir Edward Atkyns, one of the Barons of the Exchequer
in the Reigns of King Charles I. and IL, who died in 1699,
aged 82. For Sir Robert Atkyns, K.B., afterwards Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer under King William, and Speaker of
the House of Lords in several Parliaments, who died in 1709,
aged 88. For Sir Edward Atkyns, Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, who died in 1698, aged 68. And also for Sir Robert

HUMBLEYARD HUNDRED. 171
Atkyns, author of the History of Gloucestershire, who died in
1711, aged 65. This monument was erected by Edward, second
son of the last-named Sir Edward Atkyns of Ketteringham,
who died in 1750, aged 79.
III. (Coloured.) Atkyns impaling Atkyns. Crest : Atkyns.
For Mary, wife of John Thomas Atkyns, and daughter of
Edward Atkyns of Ketteringham Hall, who died November 23rd,
1829, aged 68. Tablet on the East Wall.
IV. (Coloured.) Azure, a castle triple- towered or ; in base,
a crescent of the second, Boileau ; in pretence, Azure, on a bend
between six lozenges of the second, each charged with an escallop
sable, five escallops of the last, Pollen. Crest : A pelican in her
piety proper, charged on the breast with a saltire couped gules,
the nest resting on a foreign coronet, Boileau. Only the coronet
remains. Motto ; De tout mon coeur.
For John Peter Boileau of Tacolnestone Hall, Norfolk, and
Mortlake in the county of Surrey. He married Henrietta, eldest
daughter and coheiress of the Rev. George Pollen of Little
Bookham in Surrey, and died March 10th, 1837, in his 91st
year. He was the son of Simeon Boileau, Esq., Merchant,
in Dublin, whose father was Charles Boileau, Baron of Castelnau
and Sainte Croix. Tablets on the North Chancel Wcdl.
V. (Coloured.) Heveningham, impaling, Argent, on a bend
sable three roses of the field, with a crescent gules for difference,
Cary. This monument was erected by the Right Honorable the Lady
Mary Heveningham, daughter of Henry, Viscount Rochford,
Baron of Hunsden, and Earl of Dover, An. Dom. 1678, for
her deceased husband, herself, and her children.
VI. Gules, three martlets between two chevrons argent, Peach;
in pretence, Atkyns.
For Harriet, wife of Nathaniel William Peach, daughter of John
Thomas and Mary Atkyns, who died July 3rd, 1825, aged 34.
VII. Two coloured Shields.
1. Atkyns, impaling, Or, on a fesse between two chevrons sable,
three crosses pattee argent ; on a canton gules a lion
passant guardant of the field (Walpole, Or, on a fesse
between two chevrons sable three cross-crosslets of the
field.)
2. Atkyns.
Crest: Atkyns.

172 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For Edward Atkyns, who married Charlotte Walpole, and
died March 27th, 1794, aged 36 ; also for Wright 'Edward
Atkyns, a Captain in the 1st Regiment of Dragoons, who died
November 16th, 1804, in his 24th year.
VIII. (Coloured on brass.) Boileau.
For Charles Augustus Boileau, Lieut, in the 1st Battalion of
the Rifle Brigade, fourth son of Sir John Boileau, who died
August 1st, 1855.
IX. (Raised.) Boileau. Crest and Motto : Boileau.
For John Elliot, eldest son of Sir John Boileau, who died
October 8th, 1861.
X. (On brass, tinctured by lines.) Quarterly, with the Ulster
badge : — 1 and 4, Boileau ; 2 and 3, Pollen; impaling, Quarterly : —
the first and fourth quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a bugle-horn
sable, stringed gules ; on a chief azure three mullets of the first,
Murray ; 2 and 3, Azure, a chevron argent between three fleurs-de-
lis or, Kynynmound ; second and third quarters, Gules, on a bend
engrailed or, a baton azure within a bordure vair, Elliot; over
all a chief of augmentation argent, charged with a Moor's head
couped, in profile proper, Arms of Corsica. Crest and Motto :
Boileau. For Sir John Peter Boileau, F.R.S., son of John Peter Boileau,
who died March. 9th, 1869 ; and for the Lady Catherine his
wife, third daughter of Gilbert, first Earl of Minto, who died
June 25th, 1862.

Tablet on the South Side of the Nave.
XI. (Coloured.) Gules, a saltire or, surmounted of another
vert (Andrew. This coat was borne by Andrews, Bts., of Denton,
a younger branch of Andrews of Winwick, Northamptonshire) ;
impaling, Paly of six, or and gules ; on a chief azure three eagles
displayed, double-headed, of the first, Weeks ? Crest : A blacka
moor's head in profile, couped at the shoulders, wreathed about
the temples, argent. Motto : Crux et prsesidium et decus.
For Ellen, eldest daughter of the Rev. W. Wayte Andrew
of Wood Hall, Hethersett, and Ellen his wife, who died
October 13th, 1867, aged 29 ; also for Lucy Agnes Tryphosa,
their third daughter, widow of the Right Rev. Joseph Barclay,
D.D., Bishop of Jerusalem, who died March 5th, 1882.

Shield on the Gallery at the West End.
XII. (Coloured.) Same as No. X.

HUMBLEYARD HUNDRED. 173
Hatchments.
XIII. Peach, in pretence, Atkyns. Crest : A demi-lion ram
pant, per fesse, argent and gules, crowned or, Peach.
XIV. Peach, in pretence, Atkyns. Crest : Peach.
XV. Atkyns. Crest and Motto : Atkyns.
In ihe East Window.
Many of these shields are but remnants, and some have been
placed in the window the reverse way. I have taken them in
order by rows as in Norf. Archy. iii. 278 — 285.
XVI. Gules, a Hon rampant argent, Mowbray.
XVII. France (modern) quartering England, with a label of
three argent.
XVIII. Gules, three lions passant guardant or, a label of
three argent, Thomas Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk.
XIX. Same as No. XVII., but without the label.
XX. On the robe of a figure, probably a bishop : Azure, on a
pall argent four crosses pattee fitchie sable. This is part of the
arms of the See of Canterbury.
XXI. Remnants of shields : — 1, Argent, a bend gules ; 2,
Per bend gules and argent ; 3, Sable, on a chevron engrailed
argent between three crescents ermine two lions combatant gules,
Fitzwalter.—Bl. Norf. v. 92.
XXII. Gules, a lion rampant argent within a bordure
engrailed of the second, Grey.
XXIII. Grey, impaling, Gules, a saltire argent, Nevill ?
XXIV. Grey, impaling, Or, a lion rampant gules, Charlton,
Lord Powys.
XXV. Remnants : — Argent, on a fesse gules between three
torteaux as many bells of the field. On the sinister side of this
shield are the arms of Brotherton with a label of three.
XXVI. Grey, with a mullet for difference, impaling, Azure, a
chevron or between three owls argent, Appleyard.
On the Font, raised.
XXVII. A lion rampant, with label of three.
XXVIII. Heveningham quartering Redisham.
XXIX. A bell.

174 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XXX. Three chess rooks, Pentney Priory? _ Tanner gives
this as the shield of that monastic institution, which held a manor
here, as stated in Bl. Norf. v. 97.
Slab by the Altar.
XXXI. Heveningham impaling Cary, with crescent for
difference. Crest : Out of a coronet a man's head, attired. See
No. V.
Under ihe Gallery.
XXXII. The Royal Arms, G. III. R., after the Union with
Ireland. Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
XXXIII. A lion rampant. Crest : A lion passant.
There is no inscription, but two verses from the Psalms, as
recorded in Bl. Norf. v. 96.

GREAT MELTON.
Slab on the North Side of ihe Altar.
I. A cinquefoil pierced (Anguish, Gules, a cinquefoil pierced
or) ; impaling, on the dexter side, Six escallops, three, two, and
one (Methwold", Azure, six escallops or) ; and impaling, A boar's
head couped in bend (Spooner, Azure, a boar's head in bend or.)
Crest: A snake nowed between two branches of fern.
For John Anguish bf Great Melton, who "after a faithfull
discharge of his duty to King Charles I. of blessed memory in
the wars during the wicked rebellion," died February 12th, 1691,
aged 79 years. From Carthew's Launditch, iii. 319, we find he
married first, Jane, daughter of  Methwold of Langford, and
second, Anne, daughter of John Spooner of North Elmham.
Slabs in ihe Churchyard.
II. Two combs in fesse between a broken lance barways, one
piece in chief, the head respecting the dexter side, the other half
towards the dexter base point (Lombe, Azure, combs and lance or.)
Crest: Two spears in saltire, each having at the top a small
pennon (Lombe, Two spears in saltire or, each with a small pennon
gules.) For John Lombe, A.M., Clerk, Fellow of Gonville and Caius
College, Cambridge, sometime Rector of Scarning, and then of
Sparham and Foxley, Lord of this Manor, died November 8th,
1746, aged 49.

ANGUISH : impaling METHWOLD and SPOONER.
JOHN ANGUISH, 1691.
SLAB at GREAT MELTON.

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III. A fesse engrailed between three lions rampant (Hase,
Ermine, a fesse engrailed or between three lions rampant proper,
granted to Hase of Great Melton in 1750) ; impaling Lombe.
For Mary, relict of John Hase, Esq., late df this parish,
and youngest daughter of Edward Lombe, Esq., formerly of
Weston in this county, who died on 21st of December, 1775,
Aged 84.
IV. Hase impaling Lombe. Crest: A falcon rising (Hase, A
falcon rising erminois, billed argent, charged on the breast with
an estoile of sixteen points of the last, in the centre an ermine
spot.) For John Hase, who died March 26th, 1761, aged 77.
V. On a fesse engrailed between three escutcheons as many
mullets pierced (Bacon of Hesset, Argent, on a fesse engrailed
gules between three escutcheons of the second as many mullets
of the field pierced sable) ; impaling, Ermine, an eagle displayed
(Bedingfeld, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules.)
For Elizabeth, the infant daughter of Francis Bacon of Norwich,
and Dorothy his wife. She died " at nurse with Robert Tilles
of this town" and was buried July 21st, 1661.
Mackarell MSS. gives the description of another slab here which
may be covered up; "Anguish, impaling, A lion rampant in a
bordure engrailed. For Major Edward Anguish, who died April
10th, 1694, aged 80, and Anna his wife who died in 1702, aged
81."

LITTLE MELTON.
Tablet on ihe South Chancel Wall.
I. On a saltire five crosses moline pierced (Johnson, Gules, on
a saltire argent five crosses moline pierced of the field.) Crest :
A wolf's head erased, per pale, crenellee, argent and gules.
For Thomas, son and heir of Mr. Robert Johnson, who died
June 7th, 1714 ; also of Mrs. Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert
Johnson, who died August 29th, 1716.
Tablet on ihe North Chancel Wall.
II. (Coloured.) Per fesse, or and azure, a star of eight
points counterchanged, Skottowe; impaling, Quarterly, argent
and azure, on a bend sable three martlets or, Le Gros.
For Richard Skottowe, Gent., who died May 22nd, 1656 ;
and Bridget his wife, daughter of Sir Charles le Gros of
Crostwicke, co. Norfolk.

176 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablets of Copper on ihe North Chancel Wall, tinctured
by lines.
III. Skottowe.
For Katherine Skottowe, who died June 21st, 1769, aged 70.
IV. Skottowe, impaling, Argent, two dolphins haurient,
respecting each other, chained together by their necks, the
chain pendant or, Coulson. Crest : A cubit arm erect, proper,
habited azure, cuffed or, holding a star of eight points.
For Thomas Skottowe, who died October 26th, 1758, aged 93.
V. Skottowe, impaling, Or, a chevron voided gules between
three mullets of six points, pierced azure, Wells. Crest : Skottowe.
For Augustine Skottowe, Gent., who died May 13th, 1683;
and Susanna his wife, heiress of Robert Wells of Rougham in
Suffolk, who died January 28th, 1681.
VI. Skottowe.
For Bridget Skottowe, who died September 11th, 1766, aged 90.
Slabs in the Chancel.
VII. Skottowe impaling Coulson. Crest : Skottowe.
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Skottowe, heiress of Christopher
Coulson of Great Ayton in Yorkshire, who died August
31st, 1718.
VIII. (In lozenge.) Johnson.
For Mrs. Sarah Johnson, youngest daughter of Mr. Robert
Johnson, who died June 30th, 1741, aged 73.
IX. (In lozenge.) Johnson.
For Mary Johnson, who died August 29th, 171 — . This slab
is partly covered up.
X. Johnson. Crest : Johnson.
For Thomas Johnson, who died June 7th, 1714.
Slab in ihe Nave.
XI. Johnson. Crest : Johnson.
For Robert Johnson, who died September 17th, 1680.
Brass in the Nave.
XII. A cinquefoil pierced, with a label of five throughout
(Anguish, Gules, a cinquefoil pierced or) ; impaling, Crusily
fitchee, a lion passant in bend between two bendlets, each charged
with three cross-crosslets (Marsham, Argent, crusily fitchee sable,
a lion passant gules in bend between two bendlets azure, each
charged with three cross-crosslets or.)

Here wder lieth tie body of DorotikAngvvkh
WIFE OFEDMVHBAHGfWlSH&DAVGHTER TO RoPT
Marsham Gent, amd also the body or Robert
Amgwi^hiek sompe, which saidRobertAhgwish
Deceased the 2. of Tvne 1604. and the said
dorothiethe 19 ofthe 5a1ve mo*eth following
Mors vlttma limea rehvm .

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J3pvass at Little ^Melton.

HUMBLEYARD HUNDRED. 177
" Here under lieth the Body of Dorothy, the wife of Edmund
Anguish, and daughter to Robert Marsham, Gent. ; and also
the Body of Robert Anguish her sonne, which said Robert
Anguish deceased the 2nd of June, 1604, and the said Dorothie
the 19th of the same moneth following. Mors ultima linea
rerum."

MULBARTON.
I. Stone Tablet in the Chancel, with Brass Inscription
and Two Shields.
1. A chevron engrailed between three escallops (Spurgeon,
Argent, a chevron engrailed between three escallops sable.
From shield in the east window.)
2. Crest: A lion's gamb proper, holding an escallop sable.
For the Rev. Richard Spurgin, thirty years Rector of this
parish, who died May 19th, 1808, aged 71.
II. Curious copper Tablet in the Chancel, with
Two Shields.
1. Ermine, a saltire (Scargill, Ermine, a saltire gules. — Bl.
Norf. v. 81.)
2. On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent, on a cross
sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.)
For Mrs. Sarah Scargill, wife of Mr. Daniel Scargill, Rector
of this parish, and daughter of Mr. Thomas Le Neve of Aslacton.
She died 22nd August, 1680, in the 30th year of her age.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
III. (Coloured.) Argent, a lion passant sable, Balls; im
paling, Argent, a lion passant between three billets sable (Spend-
low. — Bokenham MSS.)
For John Balls of Norwich, eldest son of Jacob Balls, who died
March 11th, 1754, aged 42 ; and also Susan his wife, daughter
of Francis Spendlove, Gent.
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. Two leopards' faces in pale between as many flaunches
(Frere. I do not know which branch of the family, and there
fore do not give the tinctures) ; impaling, Per chevron engrailed ;

178 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
in chief three roundels, in base a stag trippant (Hartstonge, Per
chevron engrailed or and sable ; in chief three pellets, in base a
stag trippant of the first.)
For Mr. Anthony Frere, late Rector, inducted May 4th, 1616,
buried December 27th, 1660 ; also for his wife Elizabeth, daughter
of Henry Hartstong, who died January 13th, 1653.
V. On a chevron three estoiles (Carre, Gules, on a chevron
argent three estoiles sable. — Bl. Norf. v. 81) ; impaling Frere.
For Mary, daughter of Anthony Frere and relict of Nicholas
Carre, Rector of Great Bircham, and afterwards of Bircham
Tofts, interred August 31st, 1680.
VI. A fesse between three cross-crosslets fitchee (Crane,
Argent, a fesse between three cross-crosslets fitchee gules) ; im
paling Carre.
For Elisa, daughter of Nicholas Carre, and wife of Thomas
Crane, who died October 12th, 1670.

Tablets at ihe West End.
VII. (Coloured.) Gules, a chevron between three crosses
botonnee or ; in chief a crescent of the last for difference (Rich.
The crosses are very indistinct.)
For Sir Edwin Rich, Knighted at Cadiz, buried at Hartlepool ;
Robert Rich, his eldest son, who died in 1651 ; also Sir Edwin
Rich, Knt., who died November 16th, 1765.
VIII. Rich.
Also for Sir Edwin Rich. " Our Lyef is like an Hower Glasse
and our Riches are like sand in it."

In ihe East Window.
IX. Spurgeon. Motto : Non civium ardor.
X. Gules, a fesse wavy between three fleurs-de-lis or, Hicks.
Motto : Numine benigno.
XI. Crest of Spurgeon, with Motto.

Hatchment in the Nave.
XII. Quarterly, argent and sable, a cross between four
escallops counterchanged, Hooke; impaling, Azure, a chevron
engrailed ermine, Garrard. Crest : An escallop sable between
a pair of wings expanded argent. Motto : Curor ne cures.
There is a large altar tomb in the churchyard in memory of
several of the family of Hooke.

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NEWTON FLOTMAN.
I. An inarched Monument on the North Side of the
Chancel with a Brass, beneath the Brass Three Shields, and
at ihe base Six Shields, all coloured, but indistinct.
1. Quarterly: — Per fesse, indented argent and azure, over all
a bend gules, Blundeville ; impaling, Per pale, gules and
azure, on a fesse wavy argent, between three crosses
pattee, as many crescents sable, all counterchanged,
Godsalve.
2. Blundeville, impaling, A cross engrailed (Gurney, Argent,
a cross engrailed gules.)
3. Blundeville, quartering, Barry of six, argent and azure, on
a canton of the first five billets in saltire sable, Inglosse. —
Bl. Norf iv. 259.
4. (Defaced.) Bl. Norf. v. 69 gives it, "Blundeville, impaling,
Sable, a lion rampant between three cross-crosslets
argent."
5. (Defaced.) Bl. Norf. v. 69 states that it was "Blundeville."
6. Blundeville, impaling, Or, a water-bouget ; on a chief sable
three bezants, Johnson.
7. Blundeville, impaling,  It was, probably, Sable,
crusily, a stork argent, Puttenham.
8. Blundeville, impaling two coats ; 1, Argent, a fesse fusilee
gules ; in chief three wolves' heads couped sable
(Ardesley. In both Bl. Norf. and Burke's Armory these
charges are "bulls' heads," but they are certainly not
so here) ; 2, Or, on a fesse between two chevrons gules
three escallops argent, Hemenhall or Hemnall.
9. Ardesley quartering Hemenhall.
On the brass, beneath kneeling figures, is, "Edward Blundevill
died 1568, aged 75. Ralph Blundevill died 1514, aged 45.
Richard Blundevill died 1490, aged 85. Thomas Blundevill
posuit 1571"; and then follow some verses. — Bl. Norf. v. 69.
Above the North Door.
II. The Royal Arms, C. R.
On the East Side of ihe Tower Battlements.
III. Blundeville, impaling,  I cannot distinguish this,
but I do not think it is rightly given in Bl. Norf v. 69, as
" Five fleurs-de-lis."
IV. Blundeville, impaling, A saltire engrailed.
V. Blundeville impaling,  n 2

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SWAINSTHORPE.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. Crest (coloured, but much broken) : A nag's head gules.
For John Dearsley, Esq., J.P., Sheriff of Norwich 1759, Mayor
in 1764, "Retir'd to this village and dyd" July 24th, 1765, in
his 49th year. Also for Katherine, his second wife, who died
October 22nd, 1766, aged 56.
Hatchments in the Chancel.
II. Gules, seven fleurs-de-lis, three, one, and three, a bordure
ermine; dimidiated with, Sable, a wolf rampant or; in chief
a fleur-de-lis argent between two bezants, Wilson. Crest : A nag's
head couped gules, maned and bridled argent.
These are the arms and crest of Darley of Aldby, co. York,
but from the position of the hatchment I presume they were
used by the Dearsleys.
III. (In lozenge.) Same as No. II.
Brass.
IV. On a fesse three chess-rooks, with mullet for difference
(Havers, Or, on a fesse sable three chess-rooks of the field. —
Bl. Norf. i. 150.)
For Gilbert Havers, Esq., who served Queen Elizabeth, Captain
in Barwick, then in Scotland, after in Ireland, and last in the
Netherlands, twenty-two years. He married Frances, daughter
and heir of Thomas Nashe, and died May 5th, 1628, aged 87.

SWARDESTON.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. A cross engrailed ermine (Berney, Per pale, azure and
gules, a cross engrailed ermine) ; impaling, Per pale, three
bucks trippant (Suckling, Per pale, gules and azure, three bucks
trippant or. Bl. Norf. v. 53, assigns this impalement to Green.)
Crest : From a ducal coronet a plume of ostrich feathers (Berney,
A plume of feathers, per pale argent and gules.)
For Thomas Berney, who died October 25th, 1720, aged 46 ;
and Anne his wife, who died April 12th, 1743, aged 63. She
was daughter of Robert Suckling, Esq., of Wotton Hall.
II. Berney, impaling, A bend ermine between twelve billets
(Smith or Smyth of Gunton, Azure, a bend ermine between six
billets or.) Crests : 1, A reed sheaf ; 2, On a chapeau, turned up

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Brass at Swainsthorfe.

HUMBLEYARD HUNDRED. 181
ermine, two wings expanded, each bearing the arms (Smith, On
a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, two wings expanded azure,
each charged with the arms.)
For Thomas, third son of Sir Thomas Berney of Reedham,
Knt., who died April 2nd, 1673.
III. Bemey impaling Smith. Crests: 1, Berney; 2, Smith.
For Dorothy, wife of Thomas Berney, one of the daughters and
coheiresses of John Smith of Amringale (Arminghall), who died
September 29th, 1672. Slabs in the Nave.
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Bemey ; 2 and 3, Smith ; impaling,
A fesse between six birds (Onslow, Argent, a fesse gules between
six Cornish choughs proper.) Crest: A double row of ostrich
feathers. For John, son of Thomas and Dorothy Berney, who married
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Arthur Onslow, Bart., of West
Clandon in Surrey, who "naturae cessit," October 19th, 1678,
aged nearly 44 years.
V. (In lozenge.) Berney quartering Smith.
For Mrs. Elizabeth Berney, eldest daughter of John Berney of
Swardeston, who died November 14th, 1678.
VI. Two lions passant in pale, crowned (Felton, Gules, two
lions passant in pale ermine, crowned or) ; impaling on the dexter
side, A chevron between three cross-crosslets (Rich, Gules, a
chevron between three crosses bottonee or) ; and impaling on
the sinister side, On a fesse a bull passant (Aldrich, Or, on a fesse
vert a bull passant argent.)
For Elizabeth Aldrich, widow, one of the daughters of Sir
Anthony Felton, late of Playford, Suffolk, Knight of the
Honourable Order of the Bath. First wife of Robert Rich
of Mulbarton in Norfolk, and afterward to Thomas Aldrich
of Swardeston, Gent. She " exchanged this life for immortality "
on the last day of December, 1678, aged 80 years.
Tablet in the Chancel.
VII. (Tinctured by lines.) Three garbs (Kemp, Gules, three
garbs within a bordure engrailed or) ; impaling, Ermine, on a
fesse sable three fishes' heads erect and collared (Candler, Ermine,
on a fesse engrailed sable three fishes' heads argent, collared
gules.) Crest : A falcon rising.
For Sarah, wife of John Turner Kemp of Swardeston Rectory,
who died March 25th, 1848, in her 69th year ; also for John
Turner Kemp, who died April 27th, 1854, aged 80.

182 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet in ihe Nave.
VIII. On a chevron between three eagles' heads erased as
many quatrefoils. Crest : An eagle's head erased.
For John Moxon, Esq., late of Woodford, Essex, who died
June 26th, 1793, aged 59. Also for Mary, relict of John Moxon,
who died November 11th, 1826, aged 85.
In the Nave.
IX. The Royal Arms, G. II. R.

WRENINGHAM.
Slab in ihe Chancel.
I. A lion rampant, tail elevated and turned over the head
(Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant, the tail elevated and turned over
the head, sable.)
For Richard Buxton, who died February 20th, 1684.
From the account of this church in Mackarell's MSS. I find
that it was once very rich in heraldic glass, not one shield
of which now remains.

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ASHWELLTHORPE.
I. Altar Tomb between ihe Chancel and the North Chapel,
with recumbent Effigies and Eight coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, three crescents argent, Thorp ;
2 and 3, Sable, a fesse between two chevrons or, Bainard.
2. Ermine, a cross engrailed gules, in the first quarter three
bars of the second, Northwood.
3. Chequy or and gules, a bend ermine, Clifton.
4. Argent, a chevron between three boars' heads couped sable,
muzzled or (Barry. Bl. Norf. v. 150, gives these charges
as "bears' heads," which account is correct.)
5. Chequy or and azure, a fesse ermine, Calthorpe.
6. Gules, a saltire engrailed argent, Kerdeston.
7. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
8. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, three fleurs-de-lis or ; 2 and 3,
Gules, three lions passant guardant or, Holland, Earl
of Kent.
On the armour of the knight Thorp quartering Bainard.
For Sir Edmund de Thorp, otherwise Lord Thorp, who was
killed at the siege of Lovers' Castle in Normandy, c. l4l7.
This tomb must have been repainted since Blomefield's
time. Instead of the last two coats he gives, " Or, a lion rampant
gules, armed and langued azure," and " Argent, two bars and a
canton gules." Slabs in the North Chapel.
II. A bend within a bordure engrailed (Knyvett, Argent, a
bend within a bordure engrailed sable.) Crest: A demi-dragon
(Knyvett, A demi-dragon, wings azure.)
For Thomas, eldest son of Sir John Knyvett, Knt. of the Bath,
who died October 4th, 1693, aged 37.
III. (In lozenge.) Knyvett.
For Mrs. Mary Knyvett, third daughter of Sir John Knyvett,
who died October 29th, 1710, aged 47.

184 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. (In lozenge.) Knyvett.
For Dame Mary, wife of Sir John Knyvett, who died April
18th, 1713, in her 80th year.
V. Knyvett. Crest : Knyvett.
For John Knyvett, made Knight of the Bath at the coronation
of Charles IL, married Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Bedingfield
of Darsham in Suffolk, and died July 28th, 1673.
VI. (In lozenge.) Knyvett.
For Muriel, youngest daughter of Sir John Knyvett, who died
September 8th, 1688.
VII. A wolf rampant ; in chief a fleur-de-lis between two
roundels ( Wilson, Sable, a wolf salient or ; in chief a fleur-de-lis
argent between two bezants) ; impaling Knyvett. Crest : A
demi-wolf. For Henry Wilson, Gent., of Didlington, and his wife Elizabeth,
daughter of John Knyvett of Norwich. He died in 1741. She
died in 1757.
VIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Knyvett ; 2, Argent, a cross
engrailed gules, between four water-bougets sable, Bourchier ;
3, Quarterly (Berners, Quarterly, or and vert.) Crest : Knyvett.
For Thomas Knyvett, "Baro heriditarius de Berners." He
married Catherine, daughter of Thomas Lord Burgh of Gaines-
borough, and died June 30th, 1658.
Tablet on the South Wall of ihe Chapel.
IX. (Coloured, but defaced.) Wilson impaling  It
was Miller, "Argent, a fesse wavy azure between three wolves'
heads erased gules."
For Mary, wife of Henry William Wilson of Didlington, who
died August 13th, 1772. She was daughter of Sir John Miller
of Levant, Sussex. Also for Henry William Wilson, who died
September 6th, 1796, aged 68.
Shields in the Windows of ihe Chapel.
X. Thorp.
XI. Bourchier. The water-bougets are " gules."
XII. Knyvett.
XIII. Wilson.
XIV. Quarterly of six: — 1 and 6, Wilson; 2, Knyvett;
3, Bourchier ; 4, Holland; 5, Berners.
Hatchment in the Chapel.
XV. Same as XIV., with Wilson crest, baron's coronet, and
supporters of Lord Berners.

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Coloured Shields on ihe Font.
XVI. Thorp.
XVII. Argent, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased
gules, Tilney ; impaling Thorp.
XVIII. Bourchier impaling Tilney.
XIX. Knyvett impaling Bourchier.
XX. Knyvett, impaling, Argent, two bars gules. Bl. Norf. v.
161, gives it, "Or, two bars gules," and assigns it to Harcourt.
The field may be worn off.
XXI. Knyvett, impaling, Sable, a chevron argent between
three boys' heads proper, with snakes entwined round their necks
vert, Vaughan.
XXII. Knyvett, impaling, Gules, on a chief argent two
mullets sable, Bacon.
XXIII. Knyvett, impaling, Azure, three fleurs-de-lis ermine
(Burgh. Bl. Norf. v. 161, has five fleurs-de-lis.)
At the West End.
XXIV. The Royal Arms of G. R. III. before the Union with
Ireland.

ASLACTON.
Slab in the Chancel.

I. Three chevrons, braced in base ; on a chief a lion passant
between two mullets (Mallom of Walter Acton, granted 4th May,
1685, Argent, three chevrons, braced in base gules; on a chief
of the second a lion passant between two mullets of the first) ;
impaling, A chevron voided between three birds (Phillip, Azure,
a chevron between three falcons close argent.) Crest : A dexter
arm erect holding a lure (Mallom, A dexter arm erect, habited
vert, the cuff turned up ermines, the hand proper holding a lure,
feathered argent, garnished or, stringed and tasselled gules.)
For Sarah, Elizabeth, and Phillis, the children of John and
Phillis Mallom. Sarah died May 2nd, 1737, aged 13 weeks;
Elizabeth died October 21st, 1737, aged 6 years ; and. Phillis,
March 24th, 1735, aged 3 years.
Slab in the Nave.
II. A chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis; on a
chief three spear-heads (Wright of Kilverston, Sable, a chevron

186 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
engrailed argent between three fleurs-de-lis or; on a chief of
the third three spear-heads azure.) Crest : A dragon's head
erased (Wright, A dragon's head erased argent pellettee.)
For Elizabeth, wife of John Utting, late of Aslacton, Surgeon,
sole heiress of Richard Wright, formerly of the same parish,
who died February 22nd, 1798, aged 73. Also for Richard
Utting, their eldest son, who died May 10th, 1807, aged 56.
Slab in the South Aisle.
III. This shield has been so much cut about that I cannot
blazon it. I should say it was originally a quartered coat
with an impalement. Bl. Norf. v. 180, gives it as Le Neve
impaling Aldham. The inscription is also almost illegible.
For William Le Neve, who died 1609.
Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
IV. Sable, a lion rampant argent, Cromwell; impaling, Gules,
an anchor argent ; on a chief or three roses of the field, Gibson.
V. Azure, two lions rampant combatant or, Carter ; impaling,
Ermine, two bendlets gules, Ireton.
Both Burke and Papworth mention a marriage between
a grand-daughter of General Henry Ireton and Mr. Carter, a
wealthy merchant of Yarmouth.
VI. Quarterly of six : — 1, Cromwell; 2, Sable, three spear
heads argent, Cynvrig Sais; 3, Sable, a chevron between three
fleurs-de-lis argent, Collwyn ap Tangno ; 4, Gules, three chevrons
argent, Jestin ap Morganny; 5, Argent, a lion rampant sable,
langued gules; 6, Or, a chevron sable; in the dexter chief a
mullet of the second, Murfine.
This is the quartered coat of Oliver Cromwell, the identification
of which I have taken from " The House of Cromwell," by Mark
Noble, vol. i., 248. It is there given in the illustration facing
p. 281, but No. 5 is not accounted for. I have also received,
through the kindness of Mr. Paul Rylands, F.S.A., an impression
of the Protector's seal, on which the quarterings are the same,
with the exception that in No. 6 the mullet is on the chevron.
VII. Cromwell, impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Or, a fesse
chequy, argent and azure, Steward; 2 and 3, Argent, a lion
rampant gules, over all a bend ragulee or, Steward.
VIII. Per pale nebulee, argent and azure, six martlets, two,
two, and two, counterchanged, Fleetwood ; impaling, Cromwell.
Altar Tomb, East of the Churchyard.
IX. On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent, on a cross
sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.) Crest : Out of a ducal coronet

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a lily, stalked and leaved (Le Neve, Out of a ducal coronet or a
lily argent, stalked and leaved vert, bladed and seeded of the
first.) The inscription here is illegible ; all I can make out is, " Ro . . .
June 9th, 1721, aged 71."
Broken Slab in ihe Churchyard.
X. Phillip. . Crest : A dove rising.
For Robert Phillip and Elizabeth his wife. She died February
2nd, 1753, aged 34.

BUNWELL.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A saltire (Baldwin, Argent, a saltire sable.) Crest : A
cockatrice, ducally gorged and lined (Baldwin, On a mount vert
a cockatrice argent, wattled, combed, and beaked or,, ducally
gorged and lined of the last.)
For the Rev. James Baldwin, M.A., Rector of this church
and Carleton Rode, who died October 2nd, 1749. He married
Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Cooper, Merchant in Yarmouth.
II. Baldwin, charged with a crescent for difference.
For Charles, son of James Baldwin, Clerk, Rector of this
parish, and Elizabeth his wife, who died June 6th, 1733, aged 7.
At ihe West End.
III. The Royal Arms of A. R. (Queen Anne) after the Union
with Scotland.

CARLETON RODE.
Slabs in ihe Churchyard.
I. A saltire (Le Hunt, Vert, a saltire or.)
For "Thomas le Hunt, Esq., son of Sir George le Hunt of
Little Bradley in Suff, Jan. 2, 1703, 76, and Margaret his Relict,
Nov. 6, 1716, 80."— Bl. Norf. v. 126.
II. A chevron between three crescents.
These two slabs were, when I saw them in 1883, very much
broken and nearly covered with grass. Some part of the in
scription' is still legible on No. I.

FORNCETT ST. MARY.

188 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
FORNCETT ST. PETER.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A fesse ermine, cotised ; in chief three stags' heads cabossed
(Aggas, Azure, a fesse ermine, cotised or ; in chief three bucks'
heads cabossed of the last. — Bl. Norf. v. 262.)
For William Aggas, M.A., twenty-seven years Vicar of
Hempnall, and twenty-three years Rector of both Forncetts,
who died September 4th, 1724, aged 51.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, on a bend sable three
bezants, Jack. I cannot find these arms.
For Thomas Jack, S.T.B., Fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge, for thirty-nine years Rector of both the Forncetts.
He died March 16th, 1844, aged 75. There is a very long Latin
inscription. Slab in the Nave.
III. On a bend between two lions rampant three fishes
embowed (Osborne, Argent, on a bend between two lions rampant
sable three dolphins embowed of the first. — Bl. Norf. iv. 201.)
The charges here are more like pike.
For Robert Osborne, Gent., who died  , aged 80 years.
Also for Christian his wife, who died in the year 1750, aged 62 ;
and also for eight of their children.

IV. Brass and Incised Slab in the Nave, with
Three Shields.
1. (On slab.) On a pale within a bordure three roundels
(Baxter, Argent, on a pale within a bordure sable three
bezants.) See shield at Stratton St. Mary. Bl. Norf.
v. 262, has "Argent, on a pale within a bordure azure
three estoiles of the field." I have never met with
this.
2. (On brass.) Baxter.
3. (On brass.) A wyvern with wings displayed (Drake, Azure,
a wyvern with wings displayed or. Shield at Stratton
St. Mary.)
For Thomas Baxter, who married Margaret, daughter of
William Drake, and died April 24th, 1535. Bl. Norf. v. 262,
gives April 15th as the date of his death.
fncised Slab.
V. Baxter.
For Richard Baxter, who died the last clay of May, 1484.

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Head Stone in the Churchyard.
VI. Ermine, on a chevron between three escallops as many
griffins' heads couped (Hardy, Sable, on a chevron ermine, between
three escallops argent, as many griffins' heads erased of the field.)
Crest : Between two wings displayed a griffin's head couped,
collared, holding in the mouth a sprig.
For Isaac Hardy, who died November 24th, 1808, aged 47;
and Elizabeth Coleman, his widow, who died December 21st,
1828, aged 63.

FRITTON.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall.
I. (Nearly defaced.) An estoile of sixteen points (Hirst or
Hurst, Argent, an estoile of sixteen points gules) ; impaling ....
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hirst of the City of Norwich,
and daughter of Thomas Holmes, Clerk, Rector of Fritton. She
died November 1st, 1762, in her 37th year.
Shield in the North Window of ihe Chancel.
II. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
Shields on either side of the North Door.
III. St. George. At the West End.
IV. The Royal Arms of George II. or III. before the Union
with Ireland.

FUNDENHALL.

HAPTON.

HARD WICK.
I. Monument in the Chancel with Two coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ermine, on a chief azure three lioncels
rampant gules, Gleane; 2 and 3, Argent, semee of cross-
crosslets and a lion rampant gules, crowned or, Brewse
with Ulster badge in the fesse point.

190 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
2. Or, three eagles displayed purpure, Rodney.
Crests : 1, A Saracen's head proper, Gleane ; 2, An eagle
displayed purpure on a ducal crown or, Rodney. Mottoes : 1, Jai
serry mon Roy ; 2, Non generant iEquik* Columbas.
For Sir Peter Gleane, Baronet, and his wife Dame Penelope,
daughter to Sir Edward Rodney, Knt.
Bl. Norf. v. 219, states that Sir Peter died about 1694, and his
wife 1689, and that Sir Edward Rodney was of Rodney Stoke in
Somersetshire. II. Monument against the North Chancel Wall,
with Three coloured Shields.
1. Gleane impaling Brewse.
2. Brewse, impaling, Sable, a chevron ermine between three
estoiles argent, Brewster.
3. Brewster.
For Thomas Gleane, eldest son of Sir Peter Gleane, Knt., and
Dame Maud his wife, and likewise Elizabeth, wife of the said
Thomas, daughter and heir of Thomas and Elizabeth Brewse.
Thomas Gleane died 27th January, 1660, aged about 74 ; Elizabeth
Gleane died July 22nd, 1634, aged about 45.
Bl. Norf. v. 218, 219, gives a shield with Gleane impaling
Suckling on this monument. I could not see it. The tinctures
are defaced on all. Brass in the Chancel, now loose.
III. Three boars passant, with an annulet for difference
(Bacon, Azure, three boars passant or. Bl. Norf. v. 220, has a
misprint here, "Azure, three bars argent, an annulet for difference
sable"); impaling, Ermine, on a bend cotised an annulet for
difference, Jenney. (The tinctures of Jenney differ considerably,
and as I cannot identify this marriage I have not stated them.)
For George, son of Thomas Bacon, Gent.
Slab in the Chancel.
IV. A lion rampant charged with three chevrons (Rand, Or,
a lion rampant gules, charged with three chevrons argent. Bl.
Norf. v. 221, gives, Per chevron, or and argent, a lion rampant
gules) ; impaling, On a bend, a tassel with a rope and ring, the
tassel toward the dexter, Brock. Crest : Out of a coronet a
boar's head in pale.
For "Samuel Rand, Clericus, A.M.," born at Harleston, December
15th, 1649, died at Hardwick, June 7th, 1714, having been for
thirty-three years Rector of Hardwick, and for thirty-one years
Rector of Shelton. He married Mary, only daughter and heiress
of Thomas Brock of Dereham, who died August 5th, 1724.

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Shield in the East Window.
V. Azure, a cross or, Shelton; impaling, Argent, a lion
rampant sable, crowned or, Morley.
Shield in a North Window of the Nave.
VI. Shelton, impaling, Argent, a fesse between three mullets
gules (Cretyng ? Argent, a chevron between three mullets gules,
pierced of the field. I can find no other coat as impaled by
Shelton at all like it, except this.)
The Royal Arms in plaster were in the church when the
restoration commenced (1881), but they fell to pieces when
handled.

HEMPNALL.
Slab at the East End.

I. A wolf salient (Donne, Azure, a wolf salient or) ; impaling,
A cross patonce between four cinquefoils (Manning, Quarterly,
azure and gules, a cross patonce between four cinquefoils or.)
Crest : A wolf's head erased (Donne, A wolf's head erased or.)
For Castres Mott Donne, Clerk, late Vicar of Hempnall and
Rector of Barningham. He died June 11th, 1819, aged 36.
Also for Frances his relict, daughter of the Rev. H. C. Manning
of Thetford, and Mary his wife, who died August 8th, 1822, aged
40. Slab in the North Aisle.
II. A bend between two dolphins naiant, French. Crest : On
a mount a wolf salient.
The slab is partly covered up by pews. Bl. Norf. v. 182,
mentions one for "Robert French, Gent., Aug. 31, 1711, aged
57," but I think this is of more recent date than that.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
III. Per fesse, a pale and three quatrefoils (Simmons, Per
fesse, sable and argent, a pale counterchanged, three trefoils
slipped of the second) ; impaling Manning. Crest : On a coronet
a wolf statant.
For Eliza, late wife of William Simmonds, and daughter of the
Rev. H. C. Manning, who died August 15th, 1819, aged 28. The
inscription is very much obliterated.

192 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
At the West End.
IV. The Royal Arms of Victoria.

MORNINGTHORPE.
I. Monument on the North Side of the Chancel, with
Five raised Shields.
1. Quarterly of nine : — 1, A chevron engrailed between three
escallops, with a crescent for difference (Garneys or
Gamishe, Argent, a chevron engrailed azure between
three escallops sable) ; 2, Three rams' heads couped
(Ramsey, Gules, three rams' heads couped argent) ;
3, Barry of four ; in chief three cinquefoils ( Wellisham,
Sable, two bars ; in chief three cinquefoils or) ; 4, A
chevron between three cinquefoils (Kenton, Sable, a
chevron between three cinquefoils or) ; 5, A chevron
engrailed ermine between three birds rising (Frauneeys,
Gules, a chevron ermine between three doves volant
proper) ; 6, Two lions passant guardant (Denstone, Azure,
two lions passant guardant or) ; 7, On a chevron a cross-
crosslet ( Wanton or Waunton, Argent, on a chevron
sable a cross-crosslet of the field) ; 8, On a chevron
ermine three martlets (Toppesfield, Gules, on a chevron
ermine three martlets sable) ; 9, A fesse between, three
fleurs-de-lis (Churche, Sable, a fesse between three fleurs-
de-lis argent.)
2. On a fesse dancettee, between six cross-crosslets fitchee,
three anchors (Raworth, Gules, on a fesse dancettee
argent, between six cross-crosslets fitchee or, three
anchors sable.)
3. Garneys, with crescent for difference ; impaling, A cross
engrailed ermine (Berney, Per pale, azure and gules,
a cross engrailed ermine.)
4. Garneys, with crescent for difference ; impaling, Two chev
rons, a bordure engrailed, with a crescent for difference
(Tyrell, Argent, two chevrons azure, a bordure engrailed
gules.)
5. Garneys, with crescent for difference ; impaling, Toppesfield.-
Bl. Norf. has here, "On a chevron five martlets,"
evidently having blazoned the ermine spots as two
additional birds.
Crest: A mermaid, holding with the dexter hand an escallop
(Garneys, A mermaid with mirror and comb, all proper.)

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There is no inscription on this monument. Bl. Norf. v. 292,
gives the identification of the coats, and states that it was erected
for Martha, wife of Robert Raworth, and daughter of John
Garneys ; taking his information from a slab on the floor beneath.

Slabs in ihe Chancel.
II. Raworth impaling Garneys. Crest : A demi-lion, holding
in his dexter paw a cross-crosslet fitchee.
For Martha, wife of Robert Raworth, a merchant in London,
and daughter of John Garneys, who died August 22nd, 1694,
aged 36.
III. With Two Shields.
1. Garneys, impaling, A saltire ermine between four eagles
displayed (Rudge or Rugge, Azure, a saltire ermine
between four eagles displayed argent. — Suckling MSS.)
2. Garneys, impaling, A chevron between three mallets (Soame,
Gules, a chevron between three mallets or.)
For John Garneys, who died December 15th, 1661. Also for
Charles, father of the said John Garneys, sometime High
Sheriff for the county, who died January 30th, 1657, in his
89th year.
IV. (In lozenge.) Garneys.
For Mis Anne Garneys, eldest daughter of John Garneys, who
died March 29th, 1668 ; also Dame Margaret Gostling, who died
January 23rd, 1733, aged 69.
V. Garneys, impaling, A tortoise displayed (Gawdy, Vert, a
tortoise passant argent.) Crest : Garneys.
For Anne Garneys, daughter of Sir Charles Gawdy, "Equitis
Aurati de Crowes Hall in com. SuffolciaB," and wife of Wentworth
Garneys of Boy land Hall, who died September 7th, 1681.
VI. (In lozenge.) Garneys.
For Susanna, daughter of Charles Garneys, who died July 1st,
1685. VII. (In lozenge.) Garneys.
For Mrs. Mary Garneys, daughter of Charles and Mary
Garneys, who was buried June 12th, 1684.
VIII. Garneys, impaling, Ermine ; on a chief a griffin passant
(Richmond of Hedenham, Ermine,, on a chief sable a griffin
passant or.)
For Charles, son of Clere Garneys of Kenton in Suffolk, who
died June 25th, 1678.

194 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IX. (In lozenge.) Garneys.
For Mrs. Elizabeth Garneys, eldest daughter of John Garneys
"by the last venture," who died March 13th, 1675.
X. A lion rampant within an orle of pheons (Roope, Argent,
a lion rampant within an orle of pheons gules) ; impaling, Barry
of ten ; on a canton a helmet. I have made every endeavour, but
in vain, to identify this impalement.
For "John Roope, Juner, Gent,, who died the thirthen day
of June, 1685." Slab in the Nave.
XI. On a chevron three birds (Hammond of Ellingham, Or,
on a chevron sable three Cornish choughs argent) ; impaling,
Per cross. Crest: An elephant's head ducally gorged (Hammond,
An elephant's head argent, ducally gorged and eared or.)
For Francis Hammond, Gent., who died September 7th, 1687.
Tablets on the North Side of ihe Chancel.
XII. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron
between three griffins' heads couped sable, Howes; 2 and 3,
Roope; impaling, Argent, on a bend azure, six falchions saltire-
wise, two, two, and two, of the first, hilted or, Kedington. Crest :
A demi-unicorn gules, attired or, issuing from a ducal coronet
proper. For John Howes, who died in 1757. He was Sheriff of Norfolk
in 1718, and he then changed the spelling of his name from
Howse to Howes, in conformity with an error in the writ. He
married Elizabeth, daughter of H. Keddington, Esq., of Hock-
ham, and his mother was a daughter of John Roope. " He was a
pious man." Also for his son John Howes, who died February
23rd, 1763, aged 66. " He was a merciful man."
XIII. (Coloured.) Howes, impaling, Gules, a saltire engrailed
or ; on a chief of the last three cross-crosslets of the first, Longe
of Spixworth.
For Thomas Howes, M.A., Rector of Fritton, who died in
1796, aged 64 ; for Susan his wife, daughter of Francis Longe
of Spixworth, who died in 1822, aged 89 ; for their eldest son,
John Howes of Gray's Inn, who died in 1787, aged 29 ; and
for their daughters, Susan, who died in 1794, aged 35 ; Tabitha
in 1789, aged 27 ; Lucy in 1787, aged 24 ; and Dorothy in 1790,
aged 23.
XIV. (Coloured.) Gules, a chevron ermine between three
crescents argent, Gostlin ; in pretence, Garneys. Crest : An
eagle's head, erased sable, charged on the neck with a crescent
ermine.

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For Margaret Gostlin, daughter of John Garneys, sister and
coheiress of Wentworth Garneys, who died January 23rd, 1723,
in her 69th year. Also for Sir William Gostlin, Knt., her
husband, Alderman and Sheriff of the City of London.
Tablet on the East Wall of the Chancel.
XV. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gostlin (with the
crescents as they should be, "ermine"); 2 and 3, Defaced. It
was Garneys.1— Suckling MSS. vol. i. 139.
For Charles Gostlin of Helsden (Hellesdon), Norfolk, who died
May 29th, 1767, aged 77.
In a Window on the South Side of the Chancel.
XVI. Argent, fretty sable; on a canton gules a chaplet or,
Irby ; impaling, Sable, on a chevron argent three spear-heads
gules ; in chief two unicorns' heads erased of the second, armed
and maned or ; in base, on a pile of the last, issuing from the
chevron, a unicorn's head erased of the field, Wright of Mappersley,
co. Nottingham.
For Rear-Admiral the Hon. Frederick Paul Irby, C.B., late
of Boyland Hall, second son of Frederick, second Lord Boston,
born April 18th, 1779, and died April 24th, 1844. He married
first, Emily Ives, daughter and coheiress of William Drake, Esq.,
of Amersham, Bucks, who was born June 23rd, 1783, and died
August 7th, 1806 ; and secondly, Frances, second daughter of
Ichabod Wright, Esq., who died January 16th, 1852.
XVII. Same as XVI.
In a Window on the North Side of the Chancel.
XVIII. Same as XVI.
XIX. Argent, a wivern, wings displayed, and tail nowed
gules, Drake.
Altar Tomb on the South Side of the Churchyard.
XX. Roope, with a helmet, but no crest.
For John Roope, who died February 2nd, 1686, aged 77.
On the Organ Gallery.
XXI. (Carved.) The Royal Arms of Victoria.
In the Tower.
XXII. The Royal Arms of George III. after the Union with
Ireland. o 2

196 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
MOULTON, GREAT.
Slab in the Churchyard.
I. A chevron between three roses ( Wickham, Argent, a chevron
sable between three roses gules. — Bl. Norf. v. 207.)
For Thomas Wickham, Gent., who died December 16th,
1668; also for Thomas his son, who died April 5th, 1661.
This slab is much broken.
At the East End, over the Window.
II. The Royal Arms of G III. R., 1792.
At the West End.
III. The Royal Arms of C. R., probably Charles II.
On either Side of the Porch.
IV. A cross, St. George.

SHELTON.
I should think, from the appearance of the tombs in this
church, that the shields thereon were repainted about fifty years
ago, without any regard to tinctures. In every case the field of
the Shelton coat is " vert," whereas it should be " azure." I have
given them exactly as they are, and where it is evident what
they ought to be, I have stated it.
I. Tomb against the Wall of the North Aisle,
with Seven coloured Shields.
1. Vert, a cross or (Shelton, Azure, a cross or.)
2  impaling Shelton.
3. Shelton impaling ....
4. Shelton impaling .... It was Woodhouse.
5  impaling Shelton.
6. Shelton impaling .... It was Morley.
7. Shelton.
"Here lies buried Sir John Shelton, who married Margaret,
the daughter of Lord Morley, and had issue Raphe, Anne, Alys,
and Marie. He died .... November, Anno Dom. 1558." —
Bl. Norf. v. 267.

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II. Tomb on the North Side of the Altar, with Ten
coloured Shields.
1  impaling Shelton.
2  impaling Shelton.
3. Shelton.
4. Shelton impaling ....
5. Shelton impaling ....
6. Shelton impaling ....
7. Quarterly, ermine and azure, in the second and third
quarters a leopard's head argent, Woodhouse of Wax
ham.— Bl. Norf. v. 268.
8. Shelton impaling Woodhouse.
9. Quarterly : — 1, Shelton ; 2, Ermine, two chevrons sable,
Illey; 3, Quarterly, or and gules, a bend sable, on the
second and third quarters three annulets argent, Burgu-
lion ; 4, Azure, a cross chequy argent and gules, Cokefield.
10. Shelton.
For " Sir Ralph Shelton, who married first Mary, daughter of
Sir William Woodhouse of Waxham, Knt., and secondly Anne,
daughter of Thomas Barrow, Esq., of Barningham in Suffolk. He
died June 15th, 1568."— Bl. Norf. v. 268.
This Ralph is made out to be High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1570,
whereas in 1568 he died. The dates of birth of his several
children are still on the tomb, in almost every case they differ
from the account in Blomefield.

III. Tomb on the South Side of the Altar, with
Six coloured Shields.
1. Argent, a chevron gules between three bull's heads couped
sable, Boleyn or Bullen; quartering, Or, a chief indented
azure, Botiler or Butler.
2. Shelton impaling Boleyn.
3. Boleyn.
4. Shelton impaling Boleyn.
5. Quarterly: — 1, Shelton; 2, Illey ; 3,Burgulion; 4, Cokefield.
6. Shelton impaling Boleyn.
For " Sir John Shelton, High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1504, made
Knight of the Bath at the Coronation of Henry VIII. He
married Anne, daughter of Sir William Boleyn of Blickling, and
died Deer. 21st, 1539, aged 62. His wife was sister and coheir
to Thomas Boleyn, Earl of Wilts and Ormond, son of Sir William
Boleyn, Knt., of Blickling, by Margaret, daughter and coheir of
Thomas Botiler, Duke of Ormond."— Bl. Norf. v. 267.
There were brass effigies and shields on the top of this tomb.

198 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. Tomb by the Wall of the South Aisle, with
Five coloured Shields. <
1. Argent, on a bend sable three eagles displayed or, Houghton;
impaling, Argent, three annulets azure, Richers ; counter-
impaling Houghton; impaling, Azure, two barrulets
argent between three close helmets or, Armiger of North
Creake.
2. Houghton impaling Richers.
3. Houghton impaling Armiger.
4. Richers.
5. Defaced.
For Sir Robert Houghton, Knt., Serjeant-at-Law, one of the
Justices of the King's Bench. He married Maria, daughter of
Robert Richers of Rootham, Kent. Born at Gunthorpe August 3,
1548, and buried 6 Feb. 1623, in the church of St. Dunstan
in the West. His son Francis with his wife Helena are buried
in the same tomb. The inscription is very illegible. — Bl. Norf.
v. 272. Tablet on the Wall of the North Aisle.
V. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron sable between three bulls'
heads cabossed gules, Curteis. Crest: A unicorn passant or
between four trees proper.
For the Rev. Jeremiah Curteis, youngest son of the Rev.
Samuel Curteis and Eleanor his wife, who died January 19th,
1881, aged 77, Rector of this parish for forty-five years. Also
for his wife, Sarah Ann, daughter of James Gardner and Sarah
Ann Bloom of Wells-next-the-Sea. She died June 21st, 1858,
aged 46. Slab in the Chancel.
VI. Shelton, impaling, Two bars; in chief as many pallets
( Churchman, Argent, two bars sable ; in chief as many pallets of
the second.) Crest : A Moor or Saracen's head proper.
For Henry Shelton of Barningham, Suffolk, who married
Hester, daughter of Sir John Churchman of Illington, Norfolk.
He died May 24th, 1690, aged 36.
Slab in the South Aisle.
VII. Two swans in pale between as many flaunches (Futter,
Sable, two swans in pale proper, between as many flaunches or.)
Crest : A goat's head erased, holding in the mouth a branch
(Futter, A goat's head erased or, attired sable, holding in the
mouth a holly branch vert, f ructed gules.)

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For Robert Futter, late of this parish, Gent., who died December
10th, 1727 ; and Susanna his relict, daughter of Thomas and
Tabitha Dawson, late of this parish, who died December 19th,
1733, aged 78. Slab in the Nave.
VIII. A bend cotised (Pearse, Vert, a bend cotised or) ;
impaling, On a chevron three birds ( Toppesfield ? Gules, on a
chevron ermine three martlets sable. Bl. Norf. v. 273 has for
this impalement " A chevron between two birds.") Crest : A
pelican vulning herself (Pearse, A demi-pelican rising or, vulned
on the breast proper, crowned gules.)
For William Pearse, Gent., who died August 3rd, 1711,
aged 80 ; for Elizabeth, wife of Charles Pearse, who died
August 10th, 1714, aged 34 ; and - also for the wife of William
Pearse, with no name or date.
Broken Slab against the South Wall of the Church.
IX. A chevron ermine between three birds (Sayer, Gules,
a chevron ermine between three sea-mews proper. — Bl. Norf.
v. 402.) Crest: A dragon's head erased (Sayer, A hand holding
a dragon's head erased proper. — Bl. Norf. v. 331.)
For John Sayer, Gent., who died .... August, 1708, aged 60.
Hatchment in the Vestry.
X. Shelton, impaling, Gules, three garbs within a bordure
engrailed or, Kemp of Gissing. Crest: Shelton.
" Maurice Shelton of Shelton and Barningham, married
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Robert Kemp of Gissing." — Bl.
Norf. v. 269. Shields in the East Window.
XI. Argent, a cross gules, Vere ? ; impaling, Argent, on a
fesse azure three eagles displayed or, Clere.
XII. Clere impaling Vere.
XIII. Gules, a chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis
or,  ; impaling Vere.
XIV. Shelton, impaling, Ermine, on a chief indented sable
three lions rampant or, Bures of Suffolk.
XV. Shelton impaling Bures.
XVI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Shelton ; 2 and 3, Burgulion ;
impaling Boleyn.
XVII. Shelton impaling Boleyn.

200 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Shield in the East Window of the North Aisle.
XVIII. Azure, a fesse or,  ; impaling, Ermine, a
chevron azure. It may be that this is a made-up shield.
Shields in the East Window of the South Aisle.
XIX. Shelton.
XX. Boleyn.
XXI. Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, Bedingfeld ; impaling
Shelton. XXII. Shelton, impaling, Per pale, or and gules, a lion
passant argent, Plais of Tofts.
This church contained a very great deal of heraldic glass, in fact
" all the matches of the Shelton family." There is not much left
now. The arms of Shelton and Boleyn are introduced amidst the
tracery and framework of the east window, as also on the dresses
of the figures, and above the heads of the founders of the
church, Sir John Shelton and his wife.
Between the clerestory windows there are twenty shields,
twelve of which bear the arms of Shelton, and eight the family
rebus, " an escallop shell and a tun."
On the Font.
XXIII. Shield of the Sacrament.
XXIV. Instruments of the Passion.
XXV. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)
XXVI. Emblem of the Trinity.
At ihe West End.
XXVII. The Royal Arms, carved in oak and coloured, with
very rich mantling, of William III.
Beneath, on a small shield supported by two savages, Argent,
a bordure gules.
The Rector informed me that these Royal Arms were purchased
some years ago in London, at a very high price, and presented
to this parish.

STRATTON ST. MARY.
I. Monument in the Chancel, with Three coloured Shields.
1. Azure, a chevron between three pairs of wings, conjoined
and erect or, Reve.

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2. Reve, impaling, Sable, on a chevron between three griffins'
heads erased, or, as many estoiles gules, Corie.
3. Corie.
Crest : A pair of wings conjoined and erect, Reve. This has
been broken off.
For Sir Edmund Reve, Lord Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, " who was preferred to that high station March 27th,
1647." Also for his wife, Lady Maria Reve, who died March
12th, 1657.— Bl. Norf. v. 195-6, where the long Latin in
scription is also given.
Monumental Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron between three pairs of
wings, conjoined and erect sable, Reve.
For Thomas Reve, who died October 1st, 1663, aged 69 ;
for Thomas his eldest son, who died November 26th, 1656,
in his 26th year ; and also for John Reve, his youngest son, who
died April 13th, 1660, aged 18.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a fesse gules ; in chief
a lion passant guardant of the first ( Walford, Argent, a fesse
gules ; in chief a lion passant of the first) ; impaling, Argent,
two chevronels between three chaplets vert, Burroughes. Crest : A
demi-lion rampant ( Walford of Essex, A demi-lion rampant. It
ought to be, "holding in the dexter paw a cross-crosslet fitchee
gules.") For Diana, wife of Rev. William Walford, Rector, and daughter
of Rev. Randall Burroughes, who died September 15th, 1809,
aged 42 ; for William their eldest son, who died April 9 th,
1819, aged 20; for George Burroughes, their third son, who
died April 6th, 1819, aged 17 ; for Davy, their second son, who
died April 7th, 1821, aged 20 ; for Rev. Henry Walford, B.A.,
their youngest son, who died May 10th, 1832, aged 25 ; for Diana,
their eldest daughter, married to Rev. E. J. Moor of Great
Bealings, Suffolk, who died December 24th, 1827, aged 30 ;
also for William Walford, Clk., A.M., who died June 25th,
1842, aged 89. Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
IV. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burroughes ; 2 and 3,
Or, on a cross sable five crescents argent, Ellis ; impaling, Sable,
a cross argent fretty of the field between four lions' heads erased
of the second (Marsh, Sable, a cross between four lions' heads
erased argent.) Crest: A griffin's head erased argent, charged
on the breast with two chevrons vert, Burroughes.

202 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
For Rev. Ellis Burroughes, M.A., only son of Rev. Randall
Burroughes and his wife Elizabeth Maria. He was Rector of
Stowlangtoft, Suffolk, and Tasburgh, Norfolk, and died December
24th, 1831, in his 68th year. Also for Sarah Nasmyth his wife,
only daughter of Robert Marsh of the city of Norwich, who
died May 13th, 1838, aged 67.
Tablet on the Wall of the South Aisle.
V. (Raised.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Burroughes; 2 and 3,
Ellis; impaling, From a fesse charged with two barrulets a
demi-lion rampant issuant between three roses (Wilder, Gules,
from a fesse or, charged with two barrulets azure, a demi-lion
rampant, issuant, of the second.) Crest: Burroughes.
For Rev. Ellis Burroughes, M.A., J.P., D.L., who died at Nice
in Sardinia, where he was buried on March 13th, 1854, aged 57.
Also for Elizabeth Philips his wife, eldest daughter of Lieut. -Gen.
Sir Francis Wilder, K.H., who died October 30th, 1867, aged 69.
Slabs in the Chancel.
VI. Reve. Crest : Reve.
For Thomas Reve, who died October 1st, 1663, aged 69 ;
Thomas, his eldest son, who died November 26th, 1656, in his
20th year; also for John Reve, his youngest son, who died
April 13th, 1660, in his 18th year.
VII. Reve. Crest : Reve.
For "Johannes Reve, A.M., Canonice Ordinatus Presbyter
hujus Ecclesiae Pastor fidelissimus." He died February 10th
1658. VIII. On a bend three eagles displayed (Houghton, Argent,
on a bend sable three eagles displayed or. — Bl. Norf. v. 196) ;
impaling Reve. Crest : A demi-eagle displayed.
For Anne Houghton, sole daughter and heiress of Henry Reve
of Bracondale, and wife of Robert Houghton, the eldest son of
John Houghton of Bramerton, who left issue one only son, John.
She died May 6th, 1705. Also for William, son of John
Houghton, grandson of Robert Houghton and Anne his wife,
born June 8th, and died July 6th, 1729.
IX. Houghton impaling Reve. Crest : Houghton.
For Robert Houghton, who died December 1st, 1715, in the
36th year of his age.
X. Reve. Crest : Reve.
For Richard Reve, Gent., "A Person of approved integrity,
and the Last of that ancient Family," who died September 26th
1727, aged 83.

Garneys apfiookwood.

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ARMS REVE.

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METHWOLD: LmfjaUng ALINGTON quartering ARGENT1N .

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Tablet behind the Organ at the East End of
the North Aisle.
XI. (Raised.) Burroughes ; in pretence, Ellis.
For the Rev. Randall Burroughes, M.A., Rector of Bressing
ham and Shelfanger in this County, who died September 17th,
1799, aged 66 ; also for Elizabeth Maria his wife, daughter and
heiress of William Ellis, Esq., of Kiddall Hall in the parish of
Barwick-in-Elmet, in the West Riding of the county of York,
who died July 14th, 1795, aged 55.
Hatchments at the West End.
XII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burroughes ; 2 and 3, Ellis ; im
paling Marsh. Crest : Burroughes.
The charges on the coat of Marsh are more like the heads of
griffins than lions.
XIII. Burroughes ; in pretence, Ellis. Crest : Burroughes.
Shields in the East Window.
XIV. Sable, two bars ; and in chief three cinquefoils or
(Wcllisham. — Bl. Norf. v. 292) ; impaling, Sable, a chevron
between three cinquefoils or, Kenton.
XV Argent, on a pale, within a bordure sable, three bezants,
Baxter ; impaling, Azure, a wivern with wings displayed or,
Drake of Hardley. Motto : Nee temere nee timide.
XVI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron engrailed
azure between three escallops sable, Garnish or Garneys; 2 and
3, Azure, six chess-rooks sable, three, two, and one, Rookwood.
XVII. Azure, six escallops or, charged with a crescent
for difference, Methwold; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, a
bend engrailed between six billets argent, Alington ; 2 and 3,
Gules, three covered cups argent, Argentin.
A shield similar to this in every respect was in the east window
of South Pickenham church.- — Bl. Norf vi. 72.
At the West End.
XVIII. The Royal Arms of G. R., before the Union with
Ireland.

STRATTON ST. MICHAEL.

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TACOLNESTON.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, two bars argent ; in chief three wolves'
heads erased of the last, Knipe ; impaling, Argent, a chevron
sable between three mullets gules, a bordure engrailed of the
second (Arnet ? If so, the bordure should be "indented.")
For William Knipe, Counsellor-at-Law, who died December
3rd, 1769, aged 53. And also for Anne his wife, who died
January 13th, 1762, aged 39.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Chequy azure and
ermine, two flaunches or, each charged with a cross pattee fitchee
gules ; 2 and 3, Per pale, or and azure, three ravens, one in
chief and two in base, all counterchanged. Crests : 1, A wivern
argent, wings expanded chequy or and azure ; 2, A dexter and
sinister arm embowed in armour, holding in the gauntlets all
proper, garnished or, a staff fesseways, and pendant therefrom by
a cord a shield or, charged with a martlet sable. Motto : Sola
virtus invicta.
For the Rev. William Corbould- Warren, late Rector of
Tacolnestone, who died August 30th, 1858, aged 52 ; and also
Anna his wife, who died October 20th, 1864, aged 51.
Tablet at the West End of the Nave.
III. (Coloured.) Knipe; in pretence, Argent, on a cross
gules five mullets of the field. See No. X.
For Edward Knipe, Esq., formerly of this parish, late of
Heigham, near Norwich, who died March 2nd, 1673, aged 83.
He married Mary, daughter and coheiress of Henry Burroughes.
Slabs in the Nave.
IV. A bend (Browne of Sparkes, Or, a bend vert.) There is
no crest on any of the slabs here, but it is given in Bl. Norf.
v. 168, "A buck passant proper."
For Richard Browne of Sparkes, who died August 23rd, 1678,
aged 45.
V. Browne.
For John Browne of Sparkes, who died September 29th, 1666.
VI. (In lozenge. ) Browne ; impaling, A bend within a
bordure engrailed (Knyvett, Argent, a bend within a bordure
engrailed sable.)
For Muriel, the wife of John Browne, one of the daughters of
John Knyvett, who died March 16th, 1671.
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breast with a broad arrow (Knipe, A wolf's head argent, trans
fixed through the breast with a broad arrow or, plumed and armed
of the first.
For Peter Knipe, who died January 14th, 173$, aged 84.
VIII. Two bars, each charged with as many roundels (Utber
or Utker of Norwich and Hoo, Or, two bars azure, each charged
with as many bezants) ; impaling, Three bars and a canton.
Crest : An arrow in pale, point downwards, transfixing a pair of
wings expanded (Utber, An arrow in pale sable, headed and
feathered argent, to the shaft a pair of wings expanded or, the
point of the arrow in base.)
For Thomas Utber, Gent., who died September 25th, 1722, in
his 72nd year. Hatchments in the Nave.
IX. Azure, a castle triple-towered or ; in base a crescent of
the second, Boileau; in pretence, Azure, on a bend or, between
six lozenges of the second, each charged with an escallop sable,
five escallops of the first, Pollen. Crest : A pelican in her piety
proper, charged on the breast with a saltire couped gules, the
nest resting on a foreign coronet or. Motto : De tout mon
cceur. X. Knipe ; in pretence, Or, on a cross gules five mullets of
the field. There is such a coat in Burke under the name of
Borough. Crest: Knipe. At the West End.
XI. The Royal Arms of James I., 1610.

TASBURGH.
I. Tomb against ihe South Chancel Wall, with
Seven raised Shields.
1. On a pale, within a bordure, three roundels (Baxter, Argent,
on a pale, within a bordure sable, three bezants) ; im
paling, A fret (Tolmache, Argent, a fret sable. Bl. Norf.
v. 212, gives " Gules, a fret or.")
2. Baxter; impaling, A wivern, wings expanded (Drake of
Hardley, Azure, a wivern, wings expanded or.)
3. Baxter; impaling, Chequy, a bend. (I think this shield
must have had "Three eagles displayed on the bend
for Bludworth. See No. III.)
Four other shields are plain. There is no inscription on the
tomb, but Bl. Norf. v. 213, states "Thomas Baxter Patronus
hujus Ecclesiae obiit 3 Dec. Ao. Dni. 1611, set. suse 75."

206 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
II. (Coloured.) Sable, two pales gules; on a canton ermine
a mascle of the second (Newce. For this coat Bl. Norf v. 212,
gives " Sable, three pallets wavy argent," &c, and Suckling MSS.,
"Argent, three pales sable," &c.) ; impaling, Argent, three cinque
foils gules, a crescent for difference (Seabright. Bl. Norf. has
" two cinquefoils.") There are shields on either side of the tablet,
but these are now quite defaced. Crest is gone.
For Thomas Newce and Margaret his wife. He died February
4th, 1629, aged 68, and she died November 24th, 1632, aged 69.
III. Brass in ihe Chancel, wiih Two Shields.
1. Baxter.
2. Chequy, on a bend three eagles displayed (Bludworth,
Chequy, argent and sable, on a bend of the first three
eagles displayed of the second. — Bl. Norf. v. 211. In
the window of Flordon church it is " Chequy or and
sable, on a bend of the first three eagles displayed of
the second.")
For Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas Baxter, Gent., who
died 3rd June, 1586, aet. 16.
Slab in the Chancel.
IV. (Defaced.) Two chevrons, a bordure engrailed (Tirell or
Tyrell, Argent, two chevrons azure, a bordure engrailed gules) ;
impaling, Paly of six ; a chief wavy (Burman, Paly of six argent
and sable ; a chief wavy azure.)
For " Elizabeth, wife of James Tirell, one of the daughters of
John Burman. She died in child-bed April 4th, 1638, set. 21." —
Bl. Norf. v. 211. Brass in the Nave.
V. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burman ; 2 and 3, Two talbots
pa,ssant in pale between as many flaunches (Aldham of Shimpling,
Or, two talbots passant sable between as many flaunches of the
second) ; impaling, On a chief a cross tau between two mullets
(Drury, Argent, on a chief vert a cross tau between two mullets
pierced or.) Crests : 1, A sea pie ; 2, A greyhound.
For Dorothy, late wife of John Burman, Doctor of Law,
daughter of Anthony Drury, by Anne his wife. She died July
14th, 1642. Hatchment at the West End.
VI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, on a fesse between two chevrons
sable three cross-crosslets of the field, Walpole; 2 and 3, Vert, a

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lion rampant or, Robsart ; in pretence, Argent, three pallets
gules, a bordure engrailed azure; on a canton of the second a
spur or, Knight.
Francis, sixth son of the Rev. Robert Walpole, Rector of
Christ Church, married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Andrew
Knight, Esq. Over the Chancel Arch.
VII. Royal Arms, G. III. R., 1817. The arms are those of
Charles II. At the West End.
VIII. Royal Arms, G. III. R., 1818, after the Union with
Ireland.

THARSTON.

Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Erminois, on a chief
indented gules a representation of the gold medal presented to
Sir Robert J. Harvey by the Prince Regent after the battle of
Orthes, pendant from a ribbon gules, fimbriated azure, beneath
the word orthes, between two crescents argent ; on a canton
ermine a representation of the badge of the Royal Portuguese
Order of the Tower and Sword ; 2 and 3, Or, three pikes gules ;
on a canton azure a mullet pierced argent, Olney ; in pretence,
Erminois, on a chief indented gules three crescents argent, Harvey.
Crest : Issuant from a mural crown or, between two branches of
laurel vert, a dexter hand proper, and over it a crescent argent.
Motto : Alteri si tibi. Beneath the whole shield are suspended
the badges of the Orders of the Bath, the Tower and Sword,
and Saint Bento d'Avis.
For Sir Robert John Harvey, Knight Commander of Saint
Bento d'Avis, Knight Companion of the Bath, and of the
Tower and Sword, he died June 18th, 1860, aged 75 years.
II. Tablets on the North Wall of the Nave, with
Three raised Shields.
1. On a chevron between three martlets as many trefoils (Wood
or Woode, Per pale, argent and sable, on a chevron between
three martlets as many trefoils, all counterchanged.)
2. Wood, impaling, A chevron between escallops (Woolmer,
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208 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
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3. Woolmer, impaling, A chevron between three eagles' heads
erased. The tinctures of this coat are given on No. III.,
" Gules, a chevron between three eagles' heads erased
argent," but I cannot identify it. <
Crest : A martlet proper, having in its mouth a trefoil slipt vert.
For Robert Wood, son and heir of Sir Robert Wood of
Aylesham, who died May 13 th, 1623. Also for Anne his wife,
daughter and one of the coheiresses of Robert Woolmer : she
died January 7th, 1646.
III. (Coloured.) Woolmer, impaling, Gules, a chevron between
three eagles' heads erased argent.
For John Woolmer, Esq., sometime Clerk of the Assizes for
this circuit, he died December 2nd, 1598 ; and also for Alice
his wife, who died at Croxton December 9th, 1610.
IV. (Coloured.) Wood, impaling, Ermine, on a chief gules
three cross-crosslets fitchee argent, Huby. I cannot find this coat.
Crest : A martlet sable, wings expanded, the dexter or, the sinister
argent, having in its mouth a trefoil slipt vert.
For Thomas Woode, late of Bracon Ash. He married first,
Ellen, daughter of Thomas Eyre of Hassop in Derbyshire ;
second, Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Heath ; third, Dorothy,
daughter of Thomas Huby, Gent. He died December 25th, 1760,
aged 78. Also for Edmund, son of the second wife, who died
November 6th, 1763.
Brass on the South Wall of the Nave.
V. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sir Robert
Harvey ; 2 and 3, Olney ; in pretence, Harvey. Crest and Motto :
Harvey. " By deed dated 21st November, 1843, Major-General Sir Robert
Harvey gave a donation of £100 to the poor widows and single
women living in Tharston."
Shield in the South Window of the Chancel.
VI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Sir R. Harvey; 2 and 3, Olney,
impaling, Gules, three narcissi argent pierced of the field,
Lambert. Crest and Motto : Harvey.
In memory of Sir Robert Harvey, born April 16th, 1817,
died July 19th, 1870 ; also of his wife, the Lady Henrietta
Augusta, born February 13th, 1817, died July 3rd, 1874,
daughter of George, Viscount Kilcoursie, and granddaughter of
Richard, Earl of Cavan. In the Tower.
VII. The Royal Arms on large canvas, of A. R. (Queen
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TIBBENHAM.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A chevron ermine between three herons close (Heme,
Sable, a chevron ermine between three herons argent.) Crest : A
heron's head erased, ducally gorged (Heme, A heron's head,
erased argent, ducally gorged and beaked or.)
For Robert, son of Robert Heme, Gent., who died August 12th,
1720, aged 66.
II. Per pale, a chevron between three talbots passant (Gooch,
Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron between three talbots passant
counterchanged ; on a chief gules as many leopards' faces or.
See page 9) ; impaling Heme. Crest : Covered up.
For Sarah, wife of Clement Gooch, late of Earsham in the
county of Norfolk, Esq., and daughter of Robert Heme of this
parish, Gent., she died December 1st, 1729, aged 76.
Slab at the East End of the South Aisle.
III. A lion rampant, tail elevated and turned over the head
(Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant sable, langued gules, tail
elevated and turned over the head) ; impaling, On a bend three
mascles (Pert, Argent, on a bend gules three mascles or) ; on the
impaled coat an escutcheon charged with A maunch (Conyers,
Azure, a maunch or.) Crest : A buck's head couped (Buxton,
A buck's head, couped gules, attired or.)
For John Buxton of Channonz in Tibbenham, who died
April 29th, 1660. He married Margaret, the daughter of
William Pert of Montnessing, Essex ; she died May 11th,
1687, aged 76. Slabs in the Nave.
IV. A lion rampant ( Verdon, Sable, a lion rampant argent. —
Bl. Norf. i. 52) ; impaling, Per fesse, a pale counterchanged,
on the first three falcons rising (Lock of Mildenhall, Suffolk,
granted 8th December, 1770, Per fesse, azure and or, a pale
and three falcons rising, all counterchanged, the falcons collared
gules.) Crest : Is covered up by pews.
For "Samuel Verdon, Gent., who died March 12th, 1686,
aged 49 ; and also for Sarah his wife, who departed this life
the  day of  " The date of her death was
never added.
V. Lock. Crest: A falcon rising (Lock of Mildenhall, A
falcon rising, in the beak a padlock pendent sable.)
For Anthony Lock, Clerk, who died October 6th, 1641.
He was Rector of this parish. And also for Elizabeth his wife,
afterwards the wife of Robert Greene, Gent., who died April
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210 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VI. Achievement on the North Side of a Gallery Pew
in the Nave, with Six coloured Shields.
1. (In the centre.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Buxton, quartering
Or, two bucks lodged gules (the ancient coat of the
family, and a rebus for the name of Buxton. — Bl. Norf.
v. 276) ; 2 and 3, Vert, three herons close argent (Heron.
The field of this coat is "azure" in Bl. Norf, and I
believe it should be so.) Crest : Buxton. Motto : Grata
sume manu.
2. Buxton, with quartering as in No. 1 ; impaling, Or, a bend
engrailed between six roses gules, seeded and barbed
proper, Warner. John Buxton married Margaret Warner,
and died April 5th, 1572.
3. Buxton as in No. 2 ; impaling Heron.
4. Buxton as in No. 2 ; impaling, Gules, three garbs within a
bordure engrailed or, Kemp.
5. Buxton as in No. 2 ; impaling, Gules, three stags' heads
cabossed or, D'Oyley.
6. Buxton as in No. 2 ; impaling, Pert, on the impaled coat
Conyers, charged with a crescent for difference. The
mother of Margaret Pert, wife of John Buxton, was one
of the heiresses of Thomas Conyers of East Barnett in
Hertfordshire.
Hatchment on the West Side of the Gallery Pew,
VII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Buxton; 2 and 3, Buxton, the
ancient coat ; impaling, Or, on a canton sable a tiger's head
erased of the field, Jacob. Crest : Buxton. Motto : Servare
modum. Elizabeth, the wife of John Buxton of Shadwell Lodge, was
daughter and coheiress of John Jacob, Esq., of the Rocks in
the county of Gloucester ; she died November 10th, 1765, in the
45th year of her age. There is a slab to her memory in this
church. On the Back pf the Organ.
VIII. The Royal Arms of G. R. before the Union with
Ireland.

WACTON.
Slabs.
I. Three chevrons braced in base ; on a chief a lion passant
between two mullets (Mallom, Argent, three chevrons braced
in base gules ; on a chief of the second a lion passant between
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trippant (Suckling, Per pale, gules and azure, three bucks
trippant or.) Crest : An arm in pale, couped at the shoulder,
sleeved, holding a cord with a tassel at each end, bent in the
form of a bow (Mallom, A dexter arm erect, habited vert,
the Guff turned up ermine, the hand proper, holding a lure,
feathered argent, garnished or, stringed and tasselled gules.)
For John Mallom, who died July 24th, 1728, aged 58.
II. (In lozenge.) Mallom impaling Suckling.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Mallom, and daughter of Robert
Suckling of Woodton, who died November 14th, 1728, aged 53.
III. Mallom, impaling, Per pale, an eagle displayed (Stone,
Per pale, ermine and gules, an eagle displayed, with two heads
crowned or. — From the tablets in Bedingham Church. " Per pale,
ermine and gules, an eagle displayed azure." — Bl. Norf. v. 301.)
For Elizabeth, wife of John Mallom, daughter of Thomas and
Etheldreda Stone, who died September 12th, 1684. Also for
John Mallom, who died in August, 1687.
IV. (In lozenge.) Mallom, impaling, On a fesse embattled
counterembattled between three goats statant as many roundels
(Mann, Sable, on a fesse counterembattled between three goats or
as many pellets. — Bl. Norf. iv. 314.)
For Katherine, wife of John Mallom, Clerk, daughter of
Timothy and Elizabeth Mann, who died May 5th, 1685, aged 66.
Brass on the South Wall.
V. A bend within a bordure engrailed charged with a crescent
for difference (Knyvett, Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed
sable.) For Abigail Sedley, daughter of John Knyvett of Ashwelthorp,
and widow of Martin Sedley of Morley, who died December
15th, 1623. At the West End.
VI. The Royal Arms of George II. or III., before the Union
with Ireland.
The arms on- the monument to Mary, wife of William Baker,
are totally gone. — Bl. Norf. v. 301.

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ACLE.
Slabs in the Nave.
I. A fret ; on a canton a lion rampant (Cotes or Coates,
Argent, a fret sable ; on a canton gules a lion rampant or. — See
Burlingham St. Peter.) Crest : A coot ?
For Thomas Coates, Senior, who died August 13th, 1727,
aged 80.
II. (In lozenge.) Cotes, impaling, A chevron between three
owls ducally crowned (Burton, Sable, a chevron between three
owls argent, crowned or. There is a slab with this coat in
Stalham church.)
For Elizabeth, relict of Thomas Coates, Junior, of Acle, Gent.,
who died May 3rd, 1749, aged 63. She left one daughter, some
time wife of James Burkin of North Burlingham, and afterward
of Charles Buckle of Norwich.
III. Three eagles displayed. (Wynn, Vert, three eagles
displayed in fesse or.) Crest : An eagle displayed.
For Edward Wynn, aged 55, who died September 23rd, 1652.
I could not find this slab. See E. A. i. 325.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
IV. (Coloured.) Gules, four bars or, Berry. Crest : An
arm embowed, habited sable.
For Jeremiah Berry, Gent., late of the city of Norwich, who
died October 31st, 1767, aged 59 ; also for Alice his wife, who
died August 19th, 1742, aged 34.
In the South Porch.
V. Crest : Five spear heads, points upwards.
Inscription defaced. See E. A. i. 325.
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214 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Shields on the Font.
VI. Emblem of the Trinity, with text.
VII. Shield of the Passion.
Over the Chancel Arch.
VIII. The Royal Arms of William IV., carved in oak.

BEIGHTON.
On the Seats in the Chancel.

I. Crest : A lion's head erased, murally crowned, charged
with a fesse dancettee (Fellowes, A lion's head erased or, murally
crowned argent, charged with a fesse dancettee ermine.)
On the Chancel Door.
II. Crest: Fellowes.

FISHLEY.
Shield in the East Window.
I. Argent, crusily fitchee sable, a lion passant in bend gules
between two bendlets azure, on each three crosses fitchee or
(Marsham. These last charges should be " cross-crosslets.)
Motto : Quod adest.
The Rev. Edward Marsham was patron here in 1837. — Dawson
Turner's List, page 2.

HALVERGATE.
Slabs in the Chancel.

I. Three bugle-horns stringed (Thruston of Hoxne, co. Suffolk,
Sable, three bugle-horns stringed or, garnished azure); impaling,
A lion rampant ( Welles of Lincolnshire, Or, a lion rampant sable.
The head of the animal is here depicted more like that of an
heraldic tiger.) Crests : 1, A heron ; 2, A lion as in the arms,
pierced through the neck with a broken spear.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Thruston of Hoxon (Hoxne),
Suffolk, daughter of William Welles of Halvergate, who died
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II. A chevron ermine between three martlets (Welles of
Hants, Sable, a chevron ermine between three martlets argent.)
For William Welles, Gent., who died March 29th, 1669, and
Mary his first wife, who died October 30th, 1668. This family
seem to have changed their coat between 1662 and 1669. See
No. I. Tablets in the Chancel.
III. (Not tinctured.) Ermine, on a bend engrailed, three
lucies' heads erased and collared (Gillett, Ermine, on a bend
engrailed sable three lucies' heads erased or, collared with a bar
gemel gules.) Crest : A lucy's head erect, erased or, collared as
in the arms.
For Richard Gillett, who died February 11th, 1868, aged 79 ;
for Mary his wife, who died February 12th, 1861, aged 46 ; also
for Mary Matilda Haines, late of Poringland House, relict of
Samuel Haines, late of Chad House, Edgbaston, who died March
25th, 1870, aged 58.
IV. (Not tinctured.) Gillett. Crest: Gillett.
For Mary, wife of William Gillett, who died July 24th, 1810,
aged 52 ; also for William Gillett, who died February 23rd, 1843,
aged 87.
V. (Not tinctured.) Gillett. Crest : Gillett.
For Lydia, wife of John Gillett, who died May 13th, 1799,
aged 41 ; for John Gillett, who died September 18th, 1821, aged
77 ; for Amelia, wife of Henry Gridley, youngest daughter of
John and Lydia Gillett, who died December 17th, 1821, aged 24 ;
also for Mary Anne, another daughter of John and Lydia Gillett,
who died December 9th, 1831, aged 47.
In a Window on the South Side of the Nave.
VI. Gules, three bendlets enhanced or, Gridley; impaling,
Gillett. The bend is here "gules." Crest: Out of a ducal
coronet a demi-lion rampant or, supporting a pheon azure.
For Amelia Gridley. See No. V.

HEMBLINGTON.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, a cross engrailed between twenty
billets gules, Heath. Crest : A moorcock proper.
For William Heath, Gent., late of this parish, who died August
5th, 1777, aged 44 ; also Ann his wife, daughter of the late John
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216 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Johnson of Ludham in this county, Gent., who died October 4th,
1806, aged 46 ; also for William Heath, who died August 18th,
1825, aged 62, and his sister, Catherine Clayton, who died
September 26th, 1834, aged 69.
Slab in the Nave.
II. Heath.
For Robert Heath, Gent., who died November 27th, 1765,
aged 59.

MOULTON.
I. Monument on the South Wall of the Chancel, wiih
Figures and Three coloured Shields.
1. Gules, a cinquefoil pierced or, Anguish of Moulton. Crest:
Gone. It was, "A snake nowed proper, between two
branches of fern vert."
2. Anguish, impaling, Ermine, on a canton gules a martlet
sable (Barton. The martlet should be " or.")
3. Anguish, impaling, Gules, two bars ermine ; in chief 
(Gilbert of North Burlingham, Gules, two bars ermine;
in chief three fleurs-de-lis or.)
"Neare unto this place resteth (in assured hoape to rise in
Christ) the boddyes of Edmond Anguish of Moulton, Gent., who
depted. this liffe the 23rd of August, 1616, aged 76, and of
Richard Anguish, whoe married Abraha the daughter of Thomas
Gilbert of Burlingham, Gent., and by her had 3 sonnes and 3
daughters, viz., Edmond, Elizabeth, Thomas, Edmond, Abraha,
and Katheren, which said Abraha, the wife of the said Richard,
deceased the 18th of December, 1626, aged 46, and the said
Richard her husband the 14th of Ffebruarye, 1627, aged 54,
leavinge at his death on sonne and on daughter, viz., Thomas and
Katheren. Edmond Anguishe, Gent., Clark of the Peace for
the county of Norfolk, in tokene of his love to his said unckle
Edmond, and as Executor to his said cozen Richard, caused this
monument to be erected, August, 1628." "Edmond Anguish,
who died in 1616, married Ann, the daughter of Robert Barton
of St. Faith's, Norfolk." — Cartheto's Launditch, iii. 318.
Shield in the East Window.
II. Anguish, dimidiated with, Azure, a lion rampant argent,
within a bordure of the second, charged with eight torteaux
(Henley. The lion is usually " crowned or.") Crest : Anguish.
"Thomas Anguish, Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S., Acct. Gen. to the
Court of Chancery, who died Dec. 31, 1785, aged 60, married

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Sarah, daughter of Henry Host Henley, Esq., of Leigh, co.
Somerset, Recorder and M.P. for Lynn Regis, who died Jany. 3,
1807, and is buried at Moulton." — Carthew's Launditch, iii. 319.
Hatchment.
III. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, a bend sable . . . ; 2 and 3, Per
pale, argent and sable, a unicorn courant between three crosses
botonee all counterchanged, Layer ; impaling Anguish.
This hatchment is now at the old hall, having been removed
from the church.

PANXWORTH.
At the West End.
I. The Royal Arms of Queen Victoria, carved in oak.

RANDWORTH.
Slab in ihe Chancel.

I. A chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis ; impaling, A
cross between four crescents (Barnham, Sable, a cross between
four crescents argent. The cross is sometimes " engrailed.")
The position of the coat is reversed on this shield, possibly by
an error of the engraver.
For "William Barnham, late of ye city of Norwich, Gent.,
who died June 19th, 1718, aged 66, and Mary his wife, who
died August 17, 1720, aged 46."
Monument on ihe South Wall of the Nave.
II. (Raised.) On a chevron three birds, with a crescent for
difference (Holdiche of Randworth, Azure, on a chevron or three
magpies or seapies proper.)
For " Thomas Holdiche, one of the sonnes of Robert Holdiche
of Randworthe, Esq., who died the x day of August, 1579."
At the West End.
III. The Royal Arms of George III., after the Union with
Ireland.

218 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
REEDHAM.
Tablet on the North Wali of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Ermine, on a saltire gules five martlets or,
Meltings ? Crest : A coot's head couped proper.
" Hoc Roberto Mellings
Roberti fratris filio
Roberti fratris filii filius
Bernardus patruus
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1665."

II. Monument wiih Figures and Two raised Shields
in the South Chapel.
1. Quarterly : — 1, A cross engrailed ermine (Berney, Per pale,
azure and gules, a cross engrailed ermine. The field of
this coat differs much : in the windows of this church it
is, " Per pale, gules and azure " ; sometimes it is, " Quar
terly azure and gules " ; but I have found it more often
as I give it here) ; 2, A chevron engrailed between
three reed sheaves (Reedham, Gules, a chevron engrailed
between three reed sheaves or. — Bl. Norf. xi. 128. In an
old MS. in the possession of Mr. Rye of 1460, Reedham's
arms are, Azure, three reed sheaves or) ; 3, A chevron
between three eagles displayed (Caston, Gules, a chevron
between three eagles displayed argent. — Bl. Norf. xi.
128) ; 4, On a canton a cross (Bradestone, Argent, on a
canton gules a cross or.) Crest: A reed sheaf. This
crest is on a slab of the Berneys at Swardeston. I
should say it was originally that of the Reedham family,
and assumed by the Berneys for awhile after the marriage.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A fesse engrailed between three apples
(Appleton, Argent, a fesse engrailed between three apples
gules, foliated vert) ; 2 and 3, A bear salient crowned
(Appleton of Appleton, co. Lancaster, Argent, a bear
salient sable, crowned or.)
For Henry Berney, Esq., son and heir of Thomas Berney, who
died March 4th, 1584, and Alice his wife, daughter of Roger
Appleton of Essex.

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Brass in the South Chapel, with One Shield remaining.
III. (Much defaced.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Berney, with
crescent for difference ; 2 and 3, Reedham quartering Caston ;
impaling Three cinquefoils. (Southwell, Argent, three cinquefoils
gules.) Crest : A plume of ostrich feathers (Bemey, A plume
of ostrich feathers per pale argent and gules.)
There is no inscription, but is probably in memory of " John
Berney, who married 1st, Alice, daughter of Richard Southwell,
Esq. ; and 2nd, Margaret, daughter of Sir Roger Wentworth of
Essex." Slabs in ihe South Chapel.
IV. Berney, with the Ulster badge.
" Hie jacet Richardus Berney, Baronettus, Alius tertius Thomse
Berney, Equitis, in hoc oppido natus, in loco sepultus secundo die
mensis Januarii, Ano. Dom. 1668, atque setatis sua? 74."
V. Bemey, impaling .... The sinister side of the shield is
plain. For "Dame Anne Berney, wife to Sir Richard Berney, who was
buried ye 12th day of October, 1652." She was daughter of
Michael Smallpiece of Chichester. — Bl. Norf. xi. 125.
In ihe East Window of the South Chapel.
VI. Reedham. Crest : A reed sheaf.
VII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Azure, on a bend between three
fleurs-de-lis or, as many mullets pierced gules, Leathes ; 2 and 3,
Or, a cross engrailed gules ; in the dexter chief a Cornish chough
proper, Mussenden. Crests : 1, A demi-griffin segreant or,
Leathes; 2, A dove with an olive branch in its beak all proper,
over it "Tending to peace," Mussenden. Motto : In arduo virtus.
VIII. Berney. Crest : A reed sheaf.

In a Window on the North Side of the Chancel.
IX. Leathes. Crest : Leathes.
For Elizabeth, wife of Frederick Leathes, Clerk, Rector of
Ringsfield and Wickhampton, also Curate of this parish, who
died January 13th, 1842, in her 45th year.
In a Window on the South Side of the South Chapel.
X. Leathes.
For George Cerjat Leathes, eldest son of the Rev. ff. Leathes,
Rector, who died July 21, 1858, aged 33.

220 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs covered by dais in the South Chapel.
XI. Berney. Crest : Bemey. The plume has six ostrich
feathers. For " Richard, the onley Child of Richard Berney, Esq™., who
died in the 40 years of his Age and ye 18th day of Octbr. 1695.
He Was in helth and sick and Dead in 12 houres, Seeing the
certainty of Death and nothingn more uncertain then the time
when, how absoluteley necessary is it to make a preparation for
so Sudaine a change."
XII. (In lozenge.) Berney, impaling, Two lions rampant
guardant combatant, with a mullet for difference (Garrard of
Langford, Azure, two lions rampant guardant combatant argent. —
Bl. Norf. vi. 24.)
For "Mary, late wife of Richard Berney, late of Parkhall,
Esqre., deceast, who was sole daughter of Sr. Jacob Garrard,
Baronett, late of Langford in Norff., who departed this life the
18th day of March, 1691." Sir Jacob Garrard had three sons. —
Bl. Norf vi. 24.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Berney.
For " Sarah, the daughter of Sr. Thomas Berney, Knight and
Baronett, and Dame Sarah his wife, who dyed ye 6th day of
July, 1680, aged 6 years, and buried the 8th day."
XIV. Berney. Crest: Berney. The plume has three rows
of feathers.
For " Richard, 2nd son of Sir Richard Berney, Baronet, aged
58 years, and dyed Januarj7 28th, 1679."
In the Vestry.
XV. The Royal Arms of George III., after the Union with
Ireland.

TUNSTALL.

UPTON.
In the Tower.
I. The Royal Arms of George III., before the Union with
Ireland.

JW.ai\y Berney, 1691.

Richard Berney, 1679.
slabsnXt reedham.

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WALSHAM, SOUTH, ST. MARY.
Slab in the Chancel.
I. Two bars ; in the dexter chief a crescent charged with a
mullet (Wiskard. There is but one coat I can find assigned to
this family, and that is given in the Bokenham MSS.,. " Argent,
a chevron gules between three Cornish choughs proper.") Crest :
A bear's head and neck erased, muzzled and charged with a
crescent, countercharged with a mullet.
For William Wiscard, Gent., who died February 22nd, 1763,
aged 67 ; also for William Wiscard his son, who died February
12th, 1771, aged 39. Tablet in the South Aisle.
II. Crest : Two arms embowed in armour proper, supporting
a rose, J ary.
For William Jary of Burlingham House, who died October
22nd, 1852, aged 84 ; also for Mary his wife, who died November
25th, 1857, aged 84.
Shield in a Window of the South Aisle.
III. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, on a pile ermine between
two lions rampant combatant three roses, two and one, of the
field, Jary ; 2 and 3, Per chevron, azure and argent ; in chief, six
billets or, and in base a heath cock proper, Heath; impaling,
Gules, a fesse ermine between three roses argent, barbed and
seeded proper, Postle. The dexter side of this shield is charged
with a label of three. Crest : Jary. Motto : Mens conscia recti.
For William Heath Jary, late of Blofield Lodge, born at
Burlingham House, March 22nd, 1799, died at Blofield October
15th, 1841.

WALSHAM, SOUTH, ST. LAWRENCE.
Slab at the East End.
I. A chevron engrailed between three fishes' heads erect
erased (Lyng, Argent, a chevron engrailed gules between three
lings' heads erased sable. — Anon. Coll.) ; impaling, An anchor
in pale (Chapell, Or, an anchor in pale sable.) Crest : A garb.
For Arabella, wife of Benj. Lyng, Clerk, A.M., Rector of this
parish, daughter of John Chapell of Southwell in the county of
Nottingham, late of the city of Norwich, who died in 1732.

222 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
WICKHAMPTON.
I. Monument on the North Side of the Chancel, with
Effigies and Thirteen raised Shields.
1. A cross moline (Bee or Beck ? Gules, a cross moline ermine.)
2. Chequy, a fesse ermine (Calthorpe, Chequy or and azure, a
fesse ermine. Cotman gives on the fesse "three es
callops," but his drawing is in error.)
3. A bend between six crosslets fitchee (Howard, Gules, a bend
between six cross-crosslets fitchee argent.)
4. Gyrony of eight (Bassingbourne, Gyrony of eight, azure and
or. Of this coat many varieties are given. It is usually
"Gyrony of twelve, azure and or." See p. 20.)
5. A maunch. (This coat is for either Hastyngs, Toni, or
Conyers. I have not been able to identify it.)
6. A saltire engrailed. (Kerdestone, Gules, a saltire engrailed
argent.)
7. Three bars within a bordure (Moulton, Argent, three bars
within a bordure gules. — Anon. Coll.)
8. A fesse between six cross-crosslets ? (Beauchamp, Gules, a
fesse between six cross-crosslets or.)
9. Ermine, on a chief five lozenges vaire (Gerbrydge of Wick-
hampton, Ermine, on a chief gules five lozenges of the
first.— Bl. Norf. xi. 137.)
10. A cross (Norwich Priory ? Argent, a cross sable.)
11. Same as 9.
12. A bend fusily (Taverner, Argent, a bend fusily sable.)
13. Three cinquefoils (Bardolf, Azure, three cinquefoils or.)
On the male figure is also a shield, thereon Gerbrydge, as in
No. 9.
There is no inscription, but "it is probably for Sir William
de Gerbridge the elder, the same who was Bailiff of Yarmouth
in 1272, and for his wife."— Norf. Archy. vii. 7, 8. The shields
are still very perfect, though Bl. Norf. xi. 137, says "On the
north side of the chancel is an altar-tomb with the effigies of
Sir William Gerbrygge, with his shield of arms, obscure by
length of time."

WOODBASTWICK.
Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
I. Ermine, on a pile issuing from the chief gules, a lion
passant guardant or, Cator ; dimidiated with Sable, three crescents
within a bordure argent, Harris.

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Albemarle Cator, Esq., married Mary Margaret, daughter of
C. A. Harris, Esq., of Haine, co. Devon. — Watford's County
Families. II. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich ; impaling,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, three pelicans argent, vulning
themselves proper; 2 and 3, Gules, two demi-belts paleways,
the buckles in chief argent, Pelham.
For the Honourable John Thomas Pelham, Bishop of Norwich.
III. Same as No. I.
IV. Same as No. II.
V. Same as No. II.
VI. Same as No. I.
Shield in the West Window.
VII. Same as No. I. Crest : A lion's head erased or. Motto :
Nihil sine labore.

224 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

BLOFIELD HUNDEED.

BLOFIELD.

I. Monument on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
kneeling Figures and Three coloured Shields.
1. Argent, six fleurs-de-lis azure, three, two, and one ; a chief.
indented or, Paston. Crest: A griffin sejant with wings
endorsed or, collared and lined.
2. Paston, impaling, Per pale, azure and gules, a cross en
grailed ermine (Berney of Reedham.)
3. Berney.
For Edward Paston, Esq., second son of Sir Thomas Paston,
Knt., one of the Gentlemen of " Henry VIII. his privy Chamber."
He married Margaret, daughter of Henry Berney, Esq., of
Reedham. They lived together " sweetly " forty years. — See
E. A. i. 183.

Tablets on the East Chancel Wall, with coloured Shields.
II. Or, on a mount, in base an oak tree vert, on a fesse gules
three royal crowns of the field, Carlos. Crest : A sword, argent,
hilt and pommel or, and a sceptre of the last, in saltire, entiled with
a civic crown vert.
For the Rev. James Carlos, A.M., Rector for thirty-six years,
who died August 27th, 1804, and Mary his wife, who died
March 29th 1786, aged 43 ; also Daniel their son, who died
October 13th, 1790, aged 10.
III. (Defaced.) Argent, three arrows, their points meeting
in base sable ; on a chief azure three rocks of the field (Dover of
Norwich. — Anon. Coll.)
For Judith, relict of Jeremiah Berry and daughter of the
Rev. James Dover, who died September 26th, 1776, aged 53.

BLOFIELD HUNDRED. 225
Tablet on ihe South Wall of the Chancel.
IV. There is no remains of a coat on the shield. Burke gives
for Denew, "Azure, five chevronels or."
For Peter Deneau, who died February 8th, 1678, and Deborah
his wife, who died August 8th, 1686.
Slabs in the Chancel.
V. Dover. Crest : A lion's gamb erect erased.
For Jacob Dover, Rector, who died July 8th, 1735.
VI. A chevron between three pairs of wings conjoined and
erect (Reve, Azure, a chevron between three pairs of wings con
joined and erect or.) Crest : A pair of wings as on the arms.
For Augustine, son of Nicholas Reve, who died November 15th,
1708, aged 23.
VII. Reve, impaling, on the dexter side, A dolphin embowed ;
and a chief (Francklyn of Beccles, Azure, a dolphin embowed
argent ; a chief or) ; and impaling, A bend (Browne of Tacolneston,
Or, a bend vert.) Crest : Reve.
For Charles Reve, A.M., Rector, who died September 5th,
1727, aged 82.
VIII. (In lozenge.) Reve impaling Broivne.
For Barbara, wife of Charles Reve, and daughter of Miles
Brown of Coston, who died March 29th, 1728, aged 73.
IX. Two dolphins haurient respectant in pale ; on a chief
three escallops (Shipdham. This coat is given, but not with
tinctures, in Anon. Coll.) ; impaling, Three lions rampant
guardant ; a chief 
For "Alexander Shipdham, Rector of Blowfield," who died
October 16th, 1670, in his 69th year.
X. Carlos. Crest : Carlos.
For Martha, daughter of the Rev. J. Carlos, and Mary his
wife, who died August 20th, 1806, aged 27 ; also for Sophia, a
daughter, who died January 19th, 1807, aged 20 ; and Catherine,
a daughter, who died July 10th, 1807, aged 24.
XI. Carlos. Crest : Carlos.
For Mary Carlos, who died February 22nd, 1839, aged 66.
XII. Ermine, on a bend three fishes' heads erased, collared
(Candler, Ermine, on a fesse engrailed sable three fishes' heads
erased argent, collared gules) ; impaling, A cross engrailed
between twelve billets (Heath, Argent, a cross engrailed between
billets gules.) Crest : A fish's head, as in the arms.
For the Rev. Philip Candler, A.M., for thirty-three years

226 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Rector of this parish, who died December 20th, 1768, in his
66th year ; also for Mary his wife, who died October 10th, 1791,
aged 85.
XIII. Paston, with crescent for difference ; impaling, A lion
passant guardant between three helmets (Compton, Sable, a lion
passant guardant or between three esquires' helmets proper, gar
nished gold.) Crests : 1, Paston ; 2, A demi-dragon erased,
wings elevated, the body encircled with a ducal coronet, Compton.
There is no inscription. For the marriage see Bl. Norf. viii. 99.
XIV. Paston. Crest : Paston.
For Clement Paston of Barningham, Esq., who died July 25th,
1662. XV. (In lozenge.) Paston, with crescent for difference ; im
paling, On a chevron, three quatrefoils (Eyre, Argent, on a
chevron sable three quatrefoils or.)
For Margaret, wife of Edmund Paston and daughter of Thomas
Eyre of Hassop, who died August 30th, 1689.
XVI. Paston, with a martlet for difference.
For " Colonell John Paston, who died September 14th, 1655."
XVII. Francklin.
For Elizabeth, wife of William Church, Gent., who died
February 20th, 1707. She must have been a Francklin.
XVIII. Francklin, impaling, An heraldic tiger passant (Love
of Kirstead, Vert, an heraldic tiger passant or, mane and tuft of
tail argent.)
For Ann, wife of John Francklin of Beccles, who died August
3rd, 1693. I have not been able to identify this marriage.
Brasses 'in the Chancel.
XIX. (In lozenge.) Paston, with crescent for difference;
impaling Berney.
For Margaret, wife of Edward Paston. See No. I.
XX. Paston, with crescent for difference; impaling Berney.
Motto : De mieux en mieux.
For Edward Paston. See No. I.
Slabs in the Nave.
XXI. (In lozenge.) Per chevron, three lions passant guard
ant (Catelyn, Per chevron, azure and or, three lions passant
guardant in pale counterchanged. See page 105.)
For Mrs. Judith Catelyn, daughter of Thomas Catelyn and
Elizabeth his wife, who was a daughter of Sir Edward Lewknor
of Denham in Suffolk. She died November 25th, 1689, aged 68.

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XXII. (In lozenge.) Catelyn.
For Ann, " only daughter and heire of Edward Catelyn, Gent.,
late of Blowfield, and Elizabeth his wife, eldest daughter of
Eobart Gooch of Earsham, who died on December 15th, 1681, at
the age of neare ninteen yeers."
XXIII. Catelyn.
For Elizabeth, wife of Edward Catelyn, and eldest daughter
of Robert Gooch of Earsham, who died June, 1661.
XXIV. Catelyn.
For Edward Catelyn, who died December 24th, 1666.
XXV. Catelyn, impaling, Three chevronels (Lewkenor, Azure,
three chevronels or.)
For Thomas Catelyn " of Blowfield, who had to wife Elizabeth,
one of the daughters of Sr. Edward Lewkenor of Denham," who
died November 6th, 1670, in his 84th year.
There are several shields on the tower, most of them having
only emblems thereon, others " A saltire raguly," for St. Andrew.

BRADESTONE.

BRUNDALL.

BUCKENHAM.
At the West End.
I. The Royal Arms of Victoria, carved in stone.

BURLINGHAM ST. PETER.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, a bull's head couped at the neck,
affrontee argent, between two wings or, Hoste ; impaling, Argent,
two chevronels between three chaplets vert, Burroughes. Crest :
Two wings addorsed or. Pendent from the shield are the Orders
of the Bath and St. Ferdinand.
For Sir George Hoste, C.B., K.S.F., Colonel in the Corps of
Royal Engineers, third son of the Rev. Dixon Hoste, Rector
of Tittleshall in Norfolk, born March 10th, 1786, died at
"Woolwich, April 21st, 1845. He married Mary, only daughter

228 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
of James Burkin Burroughes of Burlingham Hall. She died
May 28th, 1870, in her 81st year.
II. Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel, with
Three coloured Shields.
1. Sable, a fesse between three griffins' heads erased argent,
Mileham. Crest : A griffin's head erased.
2. Mileham.
3. Argent, a chevron embattled between three lions rampant
sable, langued gules, Bayspoole of Toft Monks.
For Gregory, son of Robert Mileham of Burlingham. He
married Anna, daughter of Will. Bayspoole of Toft, and died
April 8th, 1615, aged 64.
On a brass beneath is inscribed the deaths of other members of the
family : — Alice, daughter of Robert and Ellen Mileham, baptized
March 10th, 1538, buried December 18th, 1607. John, baptized
January 29th, 1540, buried the same day. Gregory, baptized
May 26th, 1544, buried September 25th, 1550. Margaret, bap
tized March 17th, 1546, buried January 2nd, 1603. Rachel,
baptized July 2nd, 1547. Gregory, baptized May 28th, 1552,
buried April 8th, 1615. Robert Mileham, died February 2nd,
1559. Ellen, his wife, was buried September 11th, 1597.
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. A fesse (Burkin, Argent, a fesse azure.) Crest : A crab
displayed. For James Burkin, who died August 23rd, 1763, aged 32.
IV. Three coats: — 1, Burkin; 2, On a bend three leopards'
faces (Mingay, Or, on a bend azure three leopards' faces of the
first) ; 3, A chevron between three birds' heads couped . . . . ;
impaling, Quarterly (Cock, Quarterly, gules and argent.) Crest :
Burkin. For John Burkin, Esq., who died June 8th, 1729, aged 76;
and also two of his grandchildren who died infants.
V. (In lozenge.) Cock, impaling, on the dexter side, Per
pale ermine and .... a rose ; in middle chief the baronet's badge
(Nightengale, Per pale ermine and gules, a rose counterchanged) ;
and impaling Burkin.
For Dame Sarah Nightengale, relict first of Sir Robert
Nightengale, Bart., and afterward of John Burkin, Esq. She
died August 19th, 1729, aged 66.
VI. (In lozenge.) Per fesse three cinquefoils (Swinborn,
Per fesse, gules and argent, three cinquefoils counterchanged.)
For Mrs. Mary Swinborn, second daughter of John Swinborn,
who died September 30th, 1712.

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VII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burkin ; 2 and 3, Cock ; in pre
tence, A fret, on a canton a lion rampant (Cotes or Coates,
Argent, a fret sable, on a canton gules a lion rampant or.)
Crest : Burkin.
For James, only son of John Burkin and Dame Sarah Nighten
gale, who died September 7th, 1734, aged 34. Elizabeth his wife
placed this slab. Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
VIII. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Burroughes,; 2 and
3, Burkin ; in pretence, Ermine, on a chief nebulee azure three
escallops or (Negus. The field is really "Per fesse" on this
monument, but was not intentional, I should say.)
For James Burkin Burroughes, J.P., D.L., who died November
30th, 1803, aged 43. He married Christabel, daughter and
heiress of Henry Negus of Hove ton.
Slab in the Tower.
IX. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Three lozenges conjoined in fesse,
a bordure (Montague, Argent, three lozenges conjoined in fesse
gules within a bordure sable) ; 2 and 3, An eagle displayed
(Monthermer, Or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered
gules.) Crest : A griffin's head couped, between a pair of wings
expanded (Montague. It should be " gorged with a collar,
charged with three lozenges.")
For Gerrard Montagu, who died October 7th, 1806, aged 51.
Hatchments.
X. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burroughes ; 2, Negus ; 3, Burkin ;
impaling, A coat per pale, — -1, Hoste; 2, Or, three nails sable,
Proctor. Crest : A griffin's head erased argent, charged with two
chevronels vert, Burroughes.
XI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Burroughes; 2 and 3, Burkin;
impaling Negus. Crest : Burroughes. Motto : Non mihi, sed
patriae. XII. (In lozenge.) As No. XI.
XIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burkin impaling Cock ; 2 and
3, Cotes or Coates. Crest : Burkin.
Shields supported by, Angels on the Chancel Roof.
XIV. Three mitres (See of Norwich, Azure, three mitres or.)
XV. A plain cross.

230 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Over the Screen.
XVI. Two keys in saltire, St. Peter.
XVII. Two swords in saltire, St. Paul.

BURLINGHAM ST. ANDREW.
Slab in the Nave.
I. A chevron between three talbots passant (Talbot, Azure, a
chevron between three talbots passant sable.) Crest: A talbot, as
in the arms.
For Martin Talbot of North Burlingham St. Andrew, who
died December 28th, 1723, aged 73, and Mary his relict, who
died July 17th, 1734 ; also their daughter Elizabeth, relict of
Edward Fenton, who died July 9th, 1758, aged 80.
On the Battlements of the Tower.
II. A saltire raguly, St. Andrew.

BURLINGHAM, SOUTH.
Slabs in ihe Chancel.
I. Five pallets, over all a bend.
For Joanna, wife of Edmond Mapletoft "of Hammonds and
Lawfords in this village," who died March 8th, 1682, aged 75.
II. A cross engrailed between twenty billets (Heath, Argent,
a cross engrailed between billets gules.) Crest : A heathcock ?
For William Heath, A.M., Rector for forty-nine years, who
died January 25th, 1740, aged 75.
III. (Tinctured by using white marble.) Argent, on a pale
sable three crescents of the field, Heyward.
For "Francis, younger son of Richard Heyward of Reifham
and of Faustine his wife, born at Cawston July 28th, 1588, slept
with his fathers May 25th, 1656." This slab is still in perfect
condition. Slab in the Nave.
IV. A saltire between four arrows erect, points downward
(Linstead, Sable, a saltire between four arrows argent. — Bl. Norf.
iv. 311); impaling, A chevron; in chief two leopards' heads.
Crest : Two long bows in saltire.

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For William Linstead, Gent., who died November 5th, 1680,
aged 64. Window on ihe South Side of the Chancel.
V. Argent, three lions rampant ermine.
VI. Gules, three eagles displayed argent (Caston. — Bl. Norf
vii. 227.) On the Ends of Benches.
VII. Three legs embowed and conjoined, Scroop ?
VIII. A cross within a bordure engrailed (Carbonell, Gules,
a cross within a bordure engrailed or.- — Bl. Norf. vii. 226, 227.)
Standing in the Totuer.
IX. The Royal Arms, G. R. IL, before the Union with
Ireland. These are now in the last stage of decomposition.

CANTLEY.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A tortoise displayed fesse wise (Gawdie or Gawdy, Vert, a
tortoise passant argent) ; impaling, A chevron between three
squirrels sejant (Lovell, Or, a chevron azure, between three
squirrels sejant gules.)
For Edward Gawdie, late of this parish, who died June 30th,
1662, aged 74. From a brass which is placed near this slab, I
find that he married Frances, daughter of Charles Lovell, who
died February 21st, 1637.
II. A fesse ermine ; in chief three fleurs-de-lis (Gilbert,
Gules, two bars ermine ; in chief three fleurs-de-lis or.)
For Robert Gilbert of Cantley, Gent., who died November 5th,
1714, aged 59.
In wise Frugality LUXURIANT
In Justice & Good Acts EXTRAVAGANT
To all ye world a UNIVERSAL FRIEND
No FOE to any but of ye Savage Kind
How many fair Estates have been Erac'd
By ye same Gen'rous means y' bis Increas'd
His duty thus perform'd to HEAVEN & EARTH
Eacb leisure bour fresh toilsom Sports gave bir"1
Had NIMROD seen, be woud ye Game decline
To GILBERT mighty HUNTERS name resign
Tho' hundreds to ye Ground be oft has Chac'd
That subtile FOX, DEATH Earth'd him here at last
And left a Fragrant Scent so sweet behind
Tbat ought to be persu'd by all Mankind.
R 2

232 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablets in the Nave.
III. A fesse between three escallops (Shanke of Rowlesby,
co. Norfolk. Granted August 15th, 1562. Purpure, a fesse
between three escallops or.) Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a
lion's head erased.
For William Shanks, Gent., who died May 18th, 1818, aged
56, and Rebecca his relict, who died February 26th, 1834, aged
68. IV. Crest : A garb or. This may be only ornamentation, but
is placed in the usual position of a crest.
For Jonathan Layton, late of Reedham Hall, who died
February 15th, 1801, aged 59 ; also for Charles Layton, late of
Clippesby Hall, who died May 29th, 1791, aged 48.

Slabs in the Nave.
V. Gilbert. Crest : A stag's head couped, collared (Gilbert, Out
of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head ermine, attired of the first.)
For Anne, wife of Henry Gilbert, who died February 9th,
1781, aged 34 ; also for Henry Gilbert, who died May 15th,
1812, aged 72.
VI. (Tinctured by lines.) Shanke. Crest : On a ducal coronet
or, a lion's head erased per fesse argent and gules, Shanke.
For William Shanke, Gent., who died April 16th, 1793, aged
73, and Judith his wife, who died October 30th, 1785, aged 50.

Altar Tombs on the South Side of the Churchyard.
VII. Gilbert. Crest : Gilbert, charged with a crescent for
difference. It is more like the head of a bull here than that of
a stag. For John, the son of Robert and Lucy Gilbert, who died
May 15th, 1820, aged 15 ; also for Lucy, wife of Robert Gilbert,
who died November 14th,. 1830, aged 50; also Lucy, their
daughter, who died May 13th, 1836, aged 20; also William
Henry, their son, who died at Cape Town, January 4th, 1834,
aged 37 ; also Robert Gilbert, who died in 1836.
VIII. Gilbert. Crest: Gilbert.
For Elizabeth, wife of William Henry Gilbert, who died July
6th, 1828, aged 47 ; also for William Henry Gilbert, who died
February 7th, 1832, aged 37; also Maria, wife of William
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Slab on the North Side of the Churchyard.
IX. A fesse between three fleurs-de-lis (Skelton, Azure, a
fesse between three fleurs-de-lis or.)
"Bernardus Skelton de Cantly, ob. 12 . . . . 1696."
Shields on the Sides of the South Doorway.
X. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, in the first quarter an
eagle displayed (Phelip or Phelips, Lord Bardolf, Quarterly, argent
and gules, in the first quarter an eagle displayed sable) ; 2, Three
cinquefoils (Bardolf, Azure, three cinquefoils or) ; 3, An
escutcheon within an orle of martlets (Erpingham, Vert, an
escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.)
XI. Phelip impaling Bardolf.
Sir William Phelip married Joan, daughter of Thomas, Lord
Bardolf. He presented to this living in 1437. — Bl. Norf. vii. 230.

FREETHORPE.
Brass on the Wall of the North Chapel, with
coloured Shield.
I. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, on a fesse between two chevrons
sable three cross-crosslets of the first, Walpole ; 2 and 3, Azure, a
cross flory between four escallaps or, Vade ; impaling, Per chevron
engrailed gules and argent three talbots' heads erased counter-
changed, Duncombe. Motto : Fari quae sentiat.
" This addition to the chancel was erected by Richard Henry
Vade-Walpole, Esq., for the use of himself and family, and was
made at the time he restored the church and enlarged the church
yard, a.d. 1850 and 1851." Mr. Richard Henry Vade-Walpole
married February 20th, 1834, Harriet, daughter of Thomas
Duncombe, Esq., of Copgrove, co. York, niece to Charles, Lord
Feversham. — Burke's Landed Gentry.
II. Two Shields in ihe North Window of this Chapel.
1. Walpole quartering Vade.
2. Duncombe.
Crests : 1, A Saracen's head in profile, couped at the shoulders
proper, ducally crowned or, and from the coronet a long cap
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234 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
wheel of the last, Walpole; 2, A dexter arm embowed in armour,
garnished or, the hand grasping a dagger point downwards
proper, hilt and pomel or, Vade. Motto : Walpole.
In the West Windotu of the Tower.
III. Walpole quartering Vade.
Mr. Richard Henry Vade-Walpole was the only surviving son
and heir of the Rev. Ashton Vade by Mary Rachel, eldest
daughter of the Honourable Richard Walpole of Freethorpe, and
in November, 1844, he obtained the royal permission to assume
the name and arms of Walpole. — Burke's Landed Gentry.
Tablet on the Wall of the North Aisle.
IV. (Coloured.) Quarterly of twenty: — 1 and 20, Walpole,
with a mullet for difference ; 2, Gules, three bars gemel or, a
canton argent, Fitz Osbert or Fitz Osborne ; 3, Vert, a lion
rampant or, Robsart; 4, Gules, a saltire engrailed argent, Kerdes-
tone ; 5, Azure, a chevron between three crosses or, Calibut. (The
crosses are sometimes "pattee.") 6, Vert, a saltire or, Le Hunt;
7, Argent, on a fesse engrailed gules between three escutcheons
of the second as many mullets pierced or, Bacon of Hesset ;
8, Argent, a fesse between three cross-crosslets fitchee gules, Crane;
9, Argent, three lozenge-shaped arming buckles gules, tongues
fesseways, Jemingham; 10, Argent, a horse forcene (Herling?
Argent, a unicorn sejant sable, armed and unguled or) ; 11,
Gules, a cross engrailed argent, Inglethorp ; 12, Fitz Osborne;
13, Gules, a pall reversed ermine, Keldon ; 14, Sable, a lion
rampant, within an orle of martlets argent, Clifton; 15, Or, a
chevron ermine between three bur leaves proper, Burwell;
16, Argent, on a saltire azure between four -griffins' heads
erased gules a leopard's head or, Alvert ; 17, Gules, between
four martlets argent two poleaxes in saltire or, Pick-man;
18, Sable, between two bendlets three martlets in bend argent,
Derhaugh of Coulston Hall, Suffolk ; 19, Sable, a chevron en
grailed between three fleurs-de-lis or ; on a chief of the last
as many spear-heads argent (Wright of Kilverston. The
chevron should be "argent.") The identification of these quar
terings has been taken from different marriages of the family
as given in "Notes on the early Pedigree of Walpole of
Houghton," by Mr. Rye, in the Norfolk Antiquarian Miscellany,
Part i. page 267 et seq. ; One Generation of a Norfolk House, by
Dr. Jessopp; Bl. Norf. vii. 109; and Visitation' of Norfolk, i.
360, 451.
For Edward Walpole, Esq., of Savile Row, in the county of
Middlesex, born April 13th, 1776, died October 1st, 1844, buried
at Kensal Green, youngest son of the Hon. Richard Walpole,
and grandson of Horatio, first Lord Walpole of Wolterton.

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HASSINGHAM.
At the West End.

I. The Royal Arms of Victoria, carved.

LIMPENHOE.

LINGWOOD.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
I. A chevron between three talbots passant.
For John Cubitt, Gent., thirty-four years Chief Constable of
this hundred, who died May 20th, 1777, aged 68 ; and also for
Elizabeth his relict, daughter of the late Elizabeth Fenton of
North Burlingham, who died November 21st, 1798, aged 86.
See p. 230. At the West End.
II. The Royal Arms, carved and coloured, G. IV. R.

PLUMSTEAD, GREAT.
fn the North Window.
I. Gules, a chalice or, with wafer argent.
Over the South Door.
II. The Royal Arms, G. III. R. 1779, before the Union
with Ireland.

PLUMSTEAD, LITTLE.
I. Brass, with Figure in Armour and Three Shields.
This brass is nearly covered by a dais, only the half of one
shield being visible. It is described in Cotman's Brasses, p. xliii.
1. Quarterly :¦ — 1 and 4, Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters,
Per bend indented; the second and third A fleur-de-lis
or (Warner, Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters Per
bend indented argent and sable, the second and third
Azure, a fleur-de-lis or) ; 2 and 3, A cross engrailed

236 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
( Whetenhall, Vert, a cross engrailed ermine.) Crest : A
triple plume of ostrich feathers. Motto : Go streight
and feare not.
2. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Warner; 2 and 3, Whetenhall; im
paling, Quarterly: — 1, On a chevron a lion rampant
crowned (Brook, Lord Cobham, Gules, on a chevron
argent a lion rampant sable, crowned or, armed and
langued of the first) ; 2, On a chevron three lions rampant,
(Cobham, Gules, on a chevron or three lions rampant
sable) ; 3, On a fesse between three leopards' faces, a
crescent (Delapole, Azure, on a fesse between three
leopards' faces or a crescent sable) ; 4, Seven mascles,
three, three, and one (Braybroke, Argent, seven mascles
azure, three, three, and one.) Beneath, "Warner &
Cobham."
3. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Warner; 2 and 3, Whetenhall; im
paling, Two bars and a chief indented (Hare, Gules, two
bars and a chief indented or.) Beneath, " Warner &
Hare."
For Sir Edmund Warner, Knight, Lieutenant of the Tower
of London, who "having lived to full fyftie yeares and four,"
died on November 7th, 1565, and was buried here. He married
first Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas, Lord Brook of Cobham, and
second, Audrey, daughter of William Hare, Esq., of Beeston,
and widow of Thomas Hobart, Esq., of Plumstead. — -Bl. Norf.
vii. 244—246. Monument on the North Side of the Chancel.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Per pale indented argent and
gules ; in canton, a wolf's head couped at the neck sable, Penrice.
Crest : A wing elevated surmounting another argent, the former
charged with two mullets of six points in pale gules. Motto : Tuto
et celeriter.
For Thomas Penrice of Great Yarmouth, who died November
11th, 1816, aged 59 ; and also for Hannah his relict, who died
January 8th, 1829, aged 68.
Tablet on the East Wall of the Chancel.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a chevron between three
mullets azure, Columbine; impaling, Per fesse, or and azure, an
estoile counterchanged, Skottowe. Crest : A dove holding in its
beak an olive branch.
For Paul Columbine, D.D., Rector of Little Plumstead, Hardley,
and Thurlton, who died November 11th, 1821, aged 91 ; and also
for Katherine his second wife. See pedigree in Carthew's
Bradenhams, p. 160.

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Hatchments in the Chancel.
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a cross engrailed argent,
Leigh of Rushall; 2, Or, a lion rampant gules; 3, Azure, two
bars argent, over all a bend compony or and gules, Leigh of
Addington, co. Chester ; impaling, A coat per pale, 1, Or, five
chevrons azure, Evering, co. Kent ; and 2, Quarterly : — 1, Argent,
three Moors' heads side-faced, couped at the neck proper,
Canning ? 2, Gules, three cronels of tilting spears in fesse or ; 3,
Sable, a goat rampant argent ; 4, Azure, three bendlets or, a
bordure engrailed gules. Crest : A unicorn's head erased sable,
armed or, crowned and collared argent. Motto : Tout vient de
Dieu. There is a monument to the memory of " The Rev. William
Leigh of Rushall in Staffordshire, Rector and Patron of Little
Plumstead, and Dean of Hereford, who died August 11th, 1808,
in his 56th year."
V. (In lozenge.) Penrice, impaling, Argent, a fesse gules
between three fishes haurient proper.
VI. Penrice. Crest : Penrice.
VII. Columbine impaling Skottowe. Crest : Columbine. Motto :
In Christo stat unica salus. Slab in the Chancel.
VIII. Same as No. IV. "W. L. 1808."
Slab in the Nave.
IX. Three chevronels (Wise; Sable, three chevronels ermine.)
Crest : A demi-lion rampant, holding in the paws a regal mace
(Wise, A demi-lion rampant gules guttee d'eau, holding in the
paws a regal mace proper.)
For Sarah, daughter of Francis Wise, who died September 3rd,
1677. In a South Window.
X. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich ; impaling,
Argent, on a bend azure three bucks' heads cabossed or, Stanley.
Ensigned with a bishop's mitre.
For Edward Stanley, Bishop of Norwich.
XI. Penrice, with mullet for difference. Crest : Penrice.
Tomb in the Churchyard.
XII. A lion rampant; on a chief three escallops (Russell,
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238 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
of the first.) Crest : A goaf passant (Russell, A goat passant
argent, armed or.)
For the Rev. Mr. John Russell, Rector, who died February
12th, 1746, in his 51st year.
Over the West Gallery.
XIII. The Royal Arms, " W. IV. R."

POSTWICK.
Slabs in the Nave.

I. Chequy, a bend ermine ; in canton, the Ulster badge ( Ward
of Bixley, Chequy or and azure, a bend ermine. — Bl. Norf. vii.
252) ; impaling, Ermine, on a fesse three lions rampant (Rant,
Ermine, on a fesse sable three lions passant or. — Bl. Norf. vii.
253.) Crest : On a cap of maintenance turned up ermine an
eagle displayed. (Burke gives as the crest for the Wards of
Bixley, " A buck passant proper, collared, lined, and ringed or.")
For Sir Edward Ward of Bixley, Bart, who died March 15th,
1685, aged 43.
II. (In lozenge.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ward / 2 and 3, A
lion passant between three roundels (Harborne, Gules, on a fesse or
between three bezants a lion passant sable. — Bl. Norf. vii. 252.)
For Jane, daughter of Edward Ward, Esq., and Jane his wife,
who was buried July 22nd, 1666 ; also for William their son, who
was buried January 30th, 1669.
III. A lion rampant ; on a chief three escallops (Russell,
Argent, a lion rampant gules ; on a chief sable three escallops of
the first) ; impaling, A fesse wavy ; on a chief two annulets.
Crest : A goat passant (Russell, A goat passant argent, armed or.)
For Bernard Russell, second son of John Russell, Clerk, and
Elizabeth his wife, who " died of ye smallpoxe in Caius College
in Cambridge, 3rd of May, 1723." Also for John Russell, Clerk,
Minister of this parish, who was buried April 2nd, 1737, aged 83.
IV. On a chevron three boars' heads couped, Arnam. Crest :
A lion's head erased.
For John Arnam, M.A., forty years Rector of this parish, who
died Deer. 28  The rest is covered up. "Barry Robertson
succeeded John Arnam in 1788." — Dawson Turner's List of
Norfolk Benefices,

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V. A cross flory fitchee between twelve billets (Norris of
Geist, Sable, a cross flory fitchee between twelve billets argent.)
Crest : A talbot sejant, collared and ringed (Norris, A talbot
sejant gules, collared and ringed or.)
For Robert Norris, citizen of Norwich, who died July 28th,
1744, aged 38. White Marble Slab in the Chancel.
VI. Russell, impaling, A fesse wavy ; on a chief two annulets.
Crest : Russell.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Russell, Minister of this parish,
who died March 27th, 1729, in her 53rd year.
Brass beneath the West Window.
VII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Vert, three primroses within a
double tressure flory counter-flory or, Primrose ; 2 and 3, Argent,
a lion rampant double queued sable, Cressy. Crest : A demi-lion
gules, holding in its dexter paw a primrose slipt and leaved.
In memory of Sir Archibald John Primrose, fourth Earl of
Rosebery of Linlithgowshire. He was born October 14th, 1783,
married on May 20th, 1808, the Honble. Anne Margaret Anson,
and died March 4th, 1868.

SOUTHWOOD.

STRUMPSHAW.
Carved on the Ends of Benches in the Chancel.
I. A chevron between three foxes' heads (Whitbred, Argent,
a chevron between three foxes' heads erased gules) ; impaling, A
circular wreath with four hawks' bells conjoined thereto in
quadrangle (Jocelyn, Azure, a circular wreath argent and sable
with four hawks' bells conjoined thereto in quadrangle or.)
Crest : A fox's head erased. Motto : Virtute non astute..
II. Jocelyn. Crest : A falcon's leg erased a la quise" proper,
belled or. Motto : Faire mon devoir.
The Rev. Edward Salter Whitbread is now (1885) Rector of
Strumpshaw. Over the North Door.
III. The Royal Arms, before the Union with Ireland
(George II, or III.)

240 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
THORPE.
Tablets in the Tower.
These tablets were removed from the ruins of the old church
and placed in the tower of the new one. Many of them are in a
very elevated position.
I. (Coloured.) Gules, an orle between eight billets or, Yallop ;
impaling, Per fesse, gules and azure, on a bend between two
lions' heads erased and as many cross-crosslets fitchee or, three
cinquefoils of the first, Giles. Crest : A caltrap.
"This monument was erected by S1' Robert Yallop of Bowe-
thorpe in the County of Norfolk, Knight, in memory of his
dearly beloved deceased Father Robert Yallop of Rockeland in
the said county, Gent., who took to wife Joan, the daughter and
sole heir of Edward Giles of this Town, Gent., and by her had
Issue six sonnes and nine daughters, and by his care and industry
did well and plentifully provide for them, and dyed at his house
in this Towne the 28th day of July, Anno Domini 1656, about
the 55th year of his age, and was buried under this his pew next
the Alley." — Mackarell MSS. It is not legible on the monument,
so I have copied it at length.
II. (Coloured.) Gules, a lion rampant or; in chief a ducal
coronet of the last (Humfray or Humfrey, Gules, a lion rampant
or, armed and langued azure, over his head a ducal coronet of the
second) ; impaling, Argent, on a bend gules three garbs or, Maltby.
Crest : On a ducal coronet an eagle with wings endorsed, holding
in its dexter claw a spear all or (Humfray of Dublin and Rish-
angles, co. Suffolk, conferred 26th January, 1638.)
For the Rev. Richard Humfrey, sixty years Rector of this
parish, who died January 18th, 1813, aged 92, and for Elizabeth
his wife, daughter of Charles Maltby, merchant of Norwich, who
died April 26th, 1781, aged 56.
III. (Coloured.) Gules, a fesse ermine between three roses
argent, barbed and seeded proper, Postle. Crest : A demi-eagle,
wings endorsed or.
For Jehoshaphat Postle, who died January 29th, 1784, in his
81st year.
IV. (Coloured.) Erminois; on a chief indented gules three
crescents or, Harvey; impaling, Gules, a lion rampant or,
Kerrison. For Frances, daughter of Sir Roger Kerrison of Brooke, and
wife of John Harvey of Thorpe Lodge, who died July 2nd, 1806,
aged 43 ; also for John Harvey, born May 5th, 1775, died
February 9th, 1842. He was Sheriff of Norwich 1784, Mayor
1792, and High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1825.

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V. (Coloured.) Paly of six or and gules, on a fesse of the last
three roses argent, Martineau; impaling Humfray. Crest : On a
cap of maintenance turned up ermine a bend, Martineau.
For Elizabeth, wife of Philip Meadows Martineau and daughter
of Rev. Richard Humfrey, Rector, who died February 1st, 1810,
aged 59 ; also for Philip Meadows Martineau, who died January
1st, 1829, in his 77th year.
Slab in the Old Church.
VI. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly, gules and or, four
mullets (Vere, co. Suffolk, Quarterly, gules and or, four mullets
argent. — Bl. Norf vi. 74.) A bordure was used as a difference by
some of the Suffolk family. See Mis. Gen. et Her., Second Series,
vol. i. p. 363. Crest : A boar passant ( Vere, A boar passant azure,
armed or.)
For Thomas Vere, who died June 26th, 1766, aged 85.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
VII. Three arrows feathered and barbed (Hales, Gules, three
arrows or, feathered and barbed argent) ; impaling, A chevron
between three cross-crosslets. Crest: A dexter arm, embowed,
holding an arrow (Hales, A dexter arm, embowed, in armour
proper, garnished or, and bound about with a ribbon gules,
holding an arrow, as in the arms.)
For Robert Hales, who died July 14th, 1817, aged 72.
Tablet on the Outside of ihe South Wall of the Old Church.
VIII. Crest : A lion rampant (Lewis of Uskaine, co. Tipperary,
A lion rampant gules.)
For Ann, wife of John Lewis, who died October 29th, 1770,
aged 69.

WITTON.

242 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

TAVEEHAM HUNDEED.

ATTLEBRIDGE.
Brass on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Partly tinctured by lines.) Sable, a chevron or, guttee de
sang, between three cinquefoils ermine, Wodehouse. Crest : A
dexter hand holding a club, with the motto above, "Frappe fort."
Motto : Agincourt.
For Campbell Wodehouse, ten years Rector of Alderford with
Attlebridge, born January 3rd, 1826, died March 28th, 1868.
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
II. On a canton a spur, leathered, with rowel downwards,
(Knight, Argent, on a canton gules a spur, rowel downwards,
leathered or, a bordure sable.) Crest : A covered cup.
For Richard Knight, who died May 30th, 1771.

CATTON.
Tablets in the Chancel.

I. (Coloured.) Ermine, three cats-a-mountain in pale, Adams.
Crest : A greyhound's head couped ermine.
For Timothy George Adams, late of Chester Terrace, Regent's
Park, London, and of St. Stephen's, Norwich, who died November
10th, 1851, aged 68; also for his wife, Mary Anne Gilbert, who
died January 22nd, 1853, aged 51.
II. (Coloured, but much obliterated.) Or, a lion rampant
sable (Lincoln, Or, a leopard rampant sable) ; impaling, 
Crest : A lion's head couped.
For Edmund Lincoln, son of Thomas Lincoln and his wife
Elizabeth, daughter of Bussy Greene, who died January 7th,
1757, aged 46. Also for his widow and relict, Sarah Lincoln,
daughter of John and Mary Freeman, who died September 10th,
1799, aged 83.

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Tablets in the North Transept.
III. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, a chevron
vert between three eagles' heads erased gules, Greene ; 2, Argent,
three bars sable (Bussey, Barry of six argent and sable) ; 3, Or,
three pallets sable, each one charged in chief with a fleur-de-lis.
Crest : An eagle's head erased gules.
For Bussy Greene of Catton, Gent., who died July 5th, 1719,
aged 52 ; and also for Mary, his widow and relict, who died
August 31st, 1739, aged 53.
IV. (Coloured, but much obliterated.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4,
Sable, on a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or, as
many mullets gules, Corie ; 2 and 3, Per pale, argent and sable,
a unicorn passant between three cross-crosslets, all counter-
changed, Layer; impaling, Argent, three castles triple-towered,
Castell ?
For William Corie, who died January 9th, 1685. — Bl. Norf.
x. 408.
V. With three Coloured Shields.
1. Per pale, argent and sable, a chevron voided between three
mullets pierced, all counterchanged, Morse; impaling, on
the dexter side, Sable, a fesse between three lions rampant
or, Palmer; and impaling, Per pale, azure and gules,
three lions rampant argent, Evans.
2. Palmer.
3. Evans.
For George Morse, who died July 22nd, 1852, aged 69 ; also
for Rebecca, his second wife, who died February 8th, 1870,
aged 69. Slab in ihe Chancel.
VI. Same as No. IV. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a
griffin's head between two wings, each charged with three estoiles
in pale.
For William Corie. See No. IV.
Slab in the Transept.
VII. A chevron between three leopards' faces (Norman,
Argent, a chevron between three leopards' faces sable.)
For Ann, wife of John Norman, who died August 26th, 1714,
aged 48. Hatchments in the Nave.
VIII. Argent, a chevron sable between three Moors' heads
couped proper, Ives ; in pretence, Sable, a chevron between three
chaplets argent, foliated vert, Buckle ? Crest : A Moor's head as
in the arms.

244 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IX. (In lozenge.) Same as No. VIII.
Shield above the East Window in the South Aisle.
X. (Coloured.) Azure, two ears of big wheat or, Bigland of
Bigland Hall, co. Lancaster ; impaling, Argent, on a chevron
sable three unicorns' heads erased of the field, armed and maned
or. Crest : A lion passant regardant gules, holding in its dexter
paw an ear of big wheat or. Motto : Gratitude.
Beneath this shield there is a rose window, with emblematic
devices in memory of Thomas Bignold, who died August 11th,
1835, aged 73. Also for Sarah his wife, who died March 2nd,
1821, aged 70. On Pews in the Nave.
XI. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, two
human hearts in pale gules, emitting flames proper, Hart;
2, Gyrony of eight, or and sable, Campbell; 3, Azure, on a
chevron between three escallops argent a boar's head sable enclosed
by two mullets gules, Moultrie; impaling, Ermine, on a chief
gules two trefoils slipped or.
The Rev. Richard Hart was Rector of Catton, and in 1850
restored the church.
XII. Morse impaling Evans.
George Morse was in 1850 churchwarden of Catton.
On the Pulpit.
XIII. A cross.
XIV. A chevron between six cloves, Grocers Company; im
paling the mark of R. Jannis. See Norf. Archy. vol. iii.
XV. Three triple crowns (Drapers Company, Gules, three
triple crowns or, each issuing from a cloud shedding rays of the
sun proper) ; impaling, A demi- virgin couped at the shoulders
(Mercers Company, Gules, a demi-virgin couped below the
shoulders, issuing from clouds, all proper, vested or, crowned with
an Eastern coronet of the last, her hair dishevelled and wreathed
round the temples with roses of the second, all within an orle
of clouds proper.)
This pulpit was purchased by the late Rev. Richard Hart,
Rector of Catton. It was originally in the church of St. George
Colegate, Norwich, having been presented by Robert Jannis,
Mayor of Norwich 1517, 1524.— Norf. Archy. iii. 200.
In the South Window of the Chancel.
XVI. Gules, a castle surmounted with a tower argent, in base
a lion passant guardant or, City of Norioich. This shield has
supporters, with cap, mace, and sword.

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XVII. Ermine, on a pale sable three leopards' faces or,
Chamberlin. Crest : Out of an antique crown a demi-swan, wings
expanded, in its beak a golden key.
XVIII. Ermine, on a fesse cotised sable three mullets pierced
or, Lister. Crest : A stag's head erased.
Robert Chamberlin of Catton was Mayor of Norwich in 1854,
1856, and 1871. In the Windows of the South Aisle.
XIX. Azure, an episcopal staff in pale argent, ensigned with
a cross pattee or, surmounted by a pall of the second, charged
with four crosses pattee fitchee sable, See of Canterbury.
XX. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich.
XXI. Ermine, a wyvern vert, holding in its beak paleways a
cross pattee fitchee or, St. Margaret, the patron Saint.
XXII. Per fesse embattled azure and ermine ; in chief, a
cat- a- mountain proper ; in base, a tun azure, hooped or. Rebus
for Catton. Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
XXIII. Argent, on a bend between two cotisses dancettee
sable three eagles displayed of the field, Popley ?
XXIV. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
XXV. Hart quartering Campbell.
XXVI. Gules, a lion rampant or, in the dexter paw a rose
argent, slipped and foliated vert.
XXVII. Or, an eagle displayed sable, armed gules.
XXVIII. Argent, on a bend azure, three leopards' heads or,
Mingay. XXIX. Gules, an escarbuncle or, Mandeville.
XXX. See of Canterbury.
XXXI. See of Norwich.
XXXII. Argent, a cross sable, Deanery of Norwich.
XXXIII. City of Norwich.
XXXIV. Azure, three crowns or, East Anglia.
XXXV. Gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or,
England. XXXVI. Or, an eagle displayed double-headed sable, armed
gules, crowned gold, The Empire as quartered by Modena.
XXXVII. Morse. The chevron is not voided on this shield.

246 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XXXVIII. Ermine, a lion rampant azure, crowned or,
Turberville. XXXIX. Norman.
XL. Chequy or and azure, on a fesse gules three leopards'
faces of the first, Clifford.
XLI. Chamberlin.
XLII. Barry of six or and sable, a bend gules, Shouldham of
Norfolk. XLIII. Argent, a chevron azure between three wolves' heads
erased gules. Coloured Shields on the Organ Gallery.
Many of the following were invented by the late Rector, the
Rev. R. Hart, and were intended, I believe, to be shields of the
Saints. XLIV. East Anglia.
XLV. St. George.
XL VI. As No. XXI. with the field "or" and the cross
" gules." XLVII. Argent, a book closed azure between three roses
gules, on the cover of the book a cross couped gold ; on a chief
of the third a bull's head affrontde argent, winged and horned or.
XL VIII. Vert, on a chevron or, between, in chief, a ducal
coronet gold, enclosed by two ears of corn argent, the dexter bend
sinister-ways, and the sinister one bend-ways, and in base a spear
head silver, with tassel gules, three nails sable.
XLIX. Or, masoned sable, on a bend gules a club argent ; on
a canton of the last a cross potent or, between four crosses couped
of the last.
L. Or, on a pale sable between two fusils azure a battleaxe
argent, handle or.
LI. Azure, a saltire argent, St. Andrew.
LII. Gules, a sword in bend sinister or ; in chief a cap turned
up ermine, and in base a scrip azure, thereon an escallop of
the third.
LILT. Azure, two keys in saltire or, St. Peter.
LIV. Gules, semee of mullets or ; in pale a sword, point up
wards, argent, hilt and pomel gold.
LV. Per fesse wavy or and ermines ; in base a chalice of the
first, issuing therefrom a cockatrice sable ; on a canton gules an
eagle displayed argent. — Bl. Norf ix. 379.

TAVERHAM HUNDRED. 247
LVI. Vair, on a fesse or a scimitar proper.
LVII. Argent, a cross tau gules.
LVIII. Azure, an angel in pale, habited sable, with skirt
chequy gules and or, the wings expanded and inverted of the
last, a gold nimbus encircling the head, holding in the dexter
hand a square and in the sinister a sword, both argent.
LIX. Or, on the waves of the sea in base azure a ship sable.
LX. Gyrony of eight, ermine and azure, a dolphin embowed
or, Remington (Lord Mayor of London 1500.)
LXI. Gules, a lion rampant, winged or.
LXII. Deanery of Norwich.
LXIII. See of Norwich.
Headstone in ihe Churchyard with Two coloured Shields.
LXIV. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Hart; 2, Campbell; 3, Moultrie;
the charges are here "estoiles"; impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and
4, Ermine, on a chief gules two trefoils slipped or; 2 and 3,
Sable, three nags' heads couped argent. Crest : A cubit arm
grasping a scimitar. Mottoes : Fide et amore. Pacat usum.
LXV. Same as LXIV.
For the Rev. Richard Hart, born March 18th, 1805, died
June 23rd, 1881, aged 76, for thirty-nine years Rector of Catton ;
for Anne Eliza, widow of Lieut. -Col. Waller, daughter of Col.
Alexander Hart of Bath, who died September 22nd, 1842, aged
62 ; for Augusta, widow of Col. Hart, daughter of the Rev.
Daniel Jodrell, Rector of Hingham, who died 1847, aged 72 ;
for Charles Campbell, son of Richard and Jane Black Hart, who
died January 6th, 1851, 11 months old; also for Gilbert Jodrell
Hart, who died April 28th, 1854, aged 5.
At the West End.
LXVI. The Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.

CROSTWICK.
Coloured Shields on the Chancel Roof.
I. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich ; impaling,
Argent, on a bend azure three bucks' heads cabossed or, Stanley.
For Edward Stanley, Bishop of Norwich.
II. The Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.
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248 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
III. Two keys in saltire, St. Peter.
IV. The emblem of the Trinity, with the text.
V. Sable, a pelican in her piety vulning herself argent, a
bordure ermine.
VI. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
VII. Barry of ten sable and or, a bend arched trefle' vert,
Saxony. VIII. See of Norwich ; impaling, Gules, a chevron between
three hinds or, Hinds.
For Samuel Hinds, D.D., Bishop of Norwich.

DRAYTON.
Tablet on the West Wall of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly, gules and azure, on a bend argent
three boars passant sable, armed or, Le Grys.
For Charles Le Grys, late of Morton Hall, who died July 1st,
1803, aged 76 ; also for Elizabeth his wife, who died March 15th,
1814, aged 86.

FELTHORPE.
Slab in the Chancel.

I. Two bars, with a crescent for difference (Brereton, Argent,
two bars sable.)
For "William Brereton, Gent., the loueing husband of Mrs.
Elizabeth Brereton, who died December 1st, 1697, in his 60th
year." Tablet of Metal on the East Wall of the North Aisle.
II. Crests (coloured) : 1, A sheaf of five arrows banded gules ;
2, Out of a ducal coronet proper a demi-lion rampant or, sup
porting a spear also proper, thereon a standard argent.
For Richard Inglett Fortescue Weston Conway, eldest son of
Richard Brickdale, Rector of this parish, and Elvire his wife. He
died at Demerara, June 14th, 1856, aged 17.
Shield in the East Window.
III. Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water
bougets sable, Bourchier, with the Victoria Cross suspended by a
ribbon.

TAVERHAM HUNDRED. 249
Col. Claud T. Bourchier, V.C., of the Rifle Brigade, to whose
memory this window was erected, died November 19 th, 1877,
aged 46.

FRETTENHAM.

Shield on the West Front of the Tower.
I. Three cinquefoils (Bardolf, Or, three cinquefoils azure.)
The Bardolfs held the manor here from Edward II. to
Henry IV.— Bl. Norf x. 417. In the Tower.
II. The Royal Arms of George III. R., before the Union with
Ireland, on canvas, in the last stage of decay.

HAINFORD.
The walls of this church have been levelled with the ground,
but the following slabs remain in their original positions on the
floor. I. On a chevron, between three eagles regardant, as many
cinquefoils (Bulwer, Gules, on a chevron, between three eagles
regardant or, as many cinquefoils sable.) Crest : A horned
wolf's head erased (Bulwer, A horned wolf's head erased ermine,
armed and crined or.)
"Alexander Bulwer, filius Peter Bulwer, generosi, hie juxta
sepulti, obiit 27 Aprilis, 1687, setatis suae 73."
II. On a chevron engrailed three crosses patt6e, Pecke. Crest :
A cubit arm vested, holding erect in the hand three flowers stalked
and leaved.
For "William Pecke, gent., second son of William Pecke, late
of Spixworth in Norff, Esq., who departed this life April 9th,
1674, eighty yeare of his age."
III. In base, out of the waves of the sea a rock, on either
side a tun joined together by a chain, passing through the sea
( Garrod, Azure, in base, out of the waves of the sea proper, a rock
of the last, on either side a tun joined together by a chain passing
through the sea, all or.) Crest : An heraldic tiger sejant, resting
the foot on a rock (Garrod, An heraldic tiger sejant argent,
maned and tufted sable, resting the foot on a rock proper.)
For " Ann, ye vertuous wife of William Garrod, who departed
this life September 17, 1717, aged 32. Also for Mary, their
eldest daughter, who died December 6th, 1726, in her 19th year."

250 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. Garrod. Crest : Garrod. It is here certainly " an
antelope," instead of " heraldic tiger."
For William Garrod of Stanninghall, Gent., who died November
19th, 1769, aged 85 ; also for the Rev. William Garrod, Rector
of Woodbastwick, who died May, 1776, aged 64.
V. Chequy ; on a chief a bar wavy (Rayley, Chequy or and
gules ; on a chief azure a bar wavy argent) ; impaling Garrod.
For Sarah, wife of Jacob Rayley, apothecary in Norwich, who
died September 25th, 1751, aged 41.
Slab in the Tower.
VI. Garrod. Crest : Garrod, as in No. IV.
For Robert Garrod of Stanninghall, who died April 19th, 1769,
aged 55 ; for Robert Garrod, who died April 23rd, 1770, aged 22 ;
also for Mary, wife of the above, who died August 1st, 1778,
ag-ed 63.

HELLESDON.

HORSHAM ST. FAITH'S.
On the Pulpit.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, a griffin segreant or, charged on the
shoulder with an annulet, Fordley ? impaling, Ermine, a saltire
engrailed gules.
This pulpit is of early date, and has around the base portions
of an inscription, the name of the donor thereof being un
fortunately wanting. Bl. Norf. x. 438, mentions the following
coats as being in the windows of the church, " Gules, a griffin
segreant or, with beneath, Orate p. a'ia Tho. Fordley ; and also
Brandon, impaling, Ermine, a saltire engrailed gules."

HORSFORD.
Slab in the Chancel.

I. On a fesse between three escallops as many eagles displayed
(Reeve, Argent, on a fesse sable, between three escallops azure, as
many eagles displayed or.) Crest : A squirrel sejant cracking a
nut, all proper. There are several book-plates of different
members of this family in my possession, in all of which the fesse

"' engrailed.'

For Henry Reeve, Gent., who died October 14th, 1733.

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Tablets on ihe South Wall of the Nave.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Per chevron or and azure, three
mullets counterchanged, Day; impaling, Or, an eagle displayed.
Crest : Two hands conjoined proper, fixed to a pair of wings, the
dexter or, the sinister azure, each charged with a mullet counter-
changed, Day. Motto : L'amour et l'amitie.
For the Rev. John Day, A.M., who died September, 1810, aged
64 ; Cecilia Maria, his wife, who died March, 1847, aged 91 ;
Cecilia Maria, his daughter, who died June, 1811, aged 28; and
also Lieut. John Day, Royal Artillery, who died November, 1819,
aged 29.
III. Day, impaling, Or, on a fesse between three leopards'
heads erased and cabossed azure, a lion passant guardant argent,
Kett. For Jane Maria, wife of Rev. John Day, A.M., who died
September 25th, 1777, in her 28th year.

HORSTEAD.
Tablet on ihe North Chancel Wall.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, a fesse counter-compony or and azure
between three talbots passant sable, Warren.
For George Warren, Esq., who died August 24th, 1738,
aged 60. Slabs in the Chancel.
II. A bend within a bordure engrailed, with a crescent for
difference (Knyvett, Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed
sable.) Crest : A demi-dragon.
For Nathaniel Knyvett, Esq., who died December 12th, 1672.
III. A fesse counter-embattled between three lions' heads
(Ayde. Granted by Sir E. Walker, Garter, Or, a fesse counter
embattled between three lions' heads azure. — Bl. Norf. x. 443) ;
impaling, Knyvett, with a crescent for difference. Crest : A demi-
lion rampant supporting a battleaxe erect.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Ayde, Gent., eldest sister of
Nathaniel Knyvett, who died August 31st, 1672.
IV. Ayde. Crest : Ayde. Motto : Pro fide vide.
For John, son of John Ayde, Gent., who died July 20th, 1730,
aged 46.

252 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. Ayde, impaling, on the dexter side, Knyvett ; and impaling,
A fesse dancettee between three crescents (Rouse, Sable, a fesse
dancettee or between three crescents argent.) Crest : Ayde.
For John Ayde, who died January 18th, 1708, in his 67th
year ; also for Lsetitia, his second wife, daughter of Sir John
Rouse, Bart., who died May 4th, 1698.
VI. Warren. The fesse is here " chequy."
For Daniel Warren, Ok., who died June 8th, 1700, aged 70,
Rector of this church for forty-two years.
VII. Warren. Crest : A demi-lion rampant supporting a
spear erect.
For George Warren. See No. I.
VIII. A cross between four eagles displayed ( Ward, Azure, a
cross between four eagles displayed argent. — Bl. Norf. x. 144);
impaling, Quarterly, per fesse indented, in the first quarter a lion
passant guardant ( Croft or Crofts, Quarterly, per fesse indented azure
and or, in the first quarter a lion passant guardant of the second. —
Bl. Norf. x. 144.) Crests : 1, A hind lodged, Ward; 2, A lion
passant guardant (Croft or Crofts, A lion passant guardant or.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Ralph Ward " ye elder," daughter of
Thomas Croft, Esq., who died February 14th, 1649, aged 77.
IX. (Much defaced.) Ward, impaling, Quarterly, on a bend
 (Le Gros, Quarterly, argent and azure, on a bend sable
three martlets or.)
For "Muriel, wife of Ralphe, sonne of Ralphe Ward." She
was a daughter of Sir Charles Le Gros, and died July 7th, 1652,
aged 24. Slabs in the South Chapel.
X. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A bend between three lozenge buckles,
tongues in fesse (Barrett or Baret, Argent, a bend azure between
three lozenge buckles, tongues in fesse gules) ; 2, A lion rampant
guardant crowned ; 3, A chevron ermine between three cross-
crosslets ; impaling two coats : — 1, On a fesse counter-embattled
between three goats passant as many roundels (Man or Matin,
Sable, on a fesse counter-embattled, between three goats passant
argent, as many pellets) ; 2, An orle between eight billets
(Yallop of Bowthorpe, Gules, an orle between eight billets or.)
Crest : On a helmet a plume of three ostrich feathers (Barrett of
Suffolk, A helmet argent garnished and plumed with feathers or.)
For " Tho. Baret Gent., of ye antient family of Baret of 
in the county of Suffolk. He had two wives, the first was a
daughter of John Man of the city of  and the second was
Ann, the third daughter of Robert  in the county of
Norfolk, who survived him. He died January 19th, 1710, aged
75." This slab is partly covered up.

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XI. Barrett, impaling, A chevron between six rams accosted,
counter-tripping, two, two, and two (Harman of Rendlesham and
Milford, co. (Suffolk, Azure, a chevron between six rams accosted,
counter-tripping, two, two, and two, attired or.) Crest : A plume
of five ostrich feathers.
For Robert Baret of Horstead, who died November 10th, 1813,
aged 78 ; also for Lydia, relict of Henry Raven, sister to the
above, who died January 8th, 1823, aged 87.
Tablet in the South Chapel.
XII. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron between three garbs
sable, a bordure of the second charged with eight fleurs-de-lis of
the field, (Blake. Crest : On a morion a martlet argent.)
For Thomas Blake of this parish, Esq., late of Doctors
Commons, LL.D., Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, J.P., D.L.,
eldest son of Thomas Blake of Norwich, Barrister-at-Law, born
March 13th, 1790, died July 21st, 1868, aged 78.
XIII. Tablet on ihe North Wall of the Nave, with Two
coloured Shields.
1. Ermine, on a chief gules an annulet between two billets or,
Watts; in pretence, Gules, a fesse dancettee between
three escallops ermine, Dive ?
2. Gules, a castle triple-towered argent ; in base, a lion passant
guardant or, City of Norwich.
For John Langley Watts, second son of Henry Palmer Watts
and his wife Elizabeth. He died in the year of his mayoralty of
the city of Norwich, November 10th, 1774, aged 37. The cap,
sword, and mace are in a circular disc beneath the inscription.
Slabs in the Nave.
XIV. On a bend between three wings as many fleurs-de-lis
(Batchelor, Argent, a bend between three wings azure) ; impaling,
A fesse between three annulets (Pettus, Gules, a fesse between
three annulets or.) Crest : A pair of wings conjoined and erect.
For Leonard Batcheler, who died December 31st, 1757, in his
55th year. He married Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Horatio
Pettus, Bart., who died January 31st, 1764, in her 63rd year.
XV. Watts, in pretence A wivern, Drake ? Crest : A lion's
gamb supporting a shield (Watts of Hockwold, A lion's gamb
erased gules, supporting a shield or.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Henry Palmer Watts, who died March,
1778, aged 66. Brass in the Nave.
XVI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ward; 2 and 3, On a chevron
between two couple-closes indented three escallops (Gonville,

254 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Argent, on a chevron between two couple-closes indented sable,
three escallops or) ; impaling Crofts. Crest : Ward.
For "Henry Ward of Horstead, Gent., son and heir of Richard
Ward of Golston in Suffolk, by Anna, daughter and coheiress of
Richard Gunville. He married Anna, daughter of Thomas Crofts
of Feilmingham, by Anna, daughter of John Townsend, eldest
son of Sir Roger Townsend, Knt., by Aleanore, daughter of Sir
John Heydon. He died May 4th, 1645, aged 86."
Slabs in ihe South Aisle.
XVII. A chevron ermine between three escallops (Townshend,
Azure, a chevron ermine between three escallops argent) ; im
paling, Le Gros.
For Bridgetta, daughter of Sir Charles Le Gros, and wife of
Thomas Townshend of Horstead, who died February 7th, 1662,
aged 36.
XVIII. Per pale, a chevron between three mullets pierced
(Morse, Per pale argent and sable a chevron voided between three
mullets pierced, all counterchanged. It is thus on a tablet at
Sprowston. See also page 243.)
For Thomas Morse, Gent., who died October 15th, 1666,
aged 48. Brass on the Wall by ihe Lectern.
XIX. (Tinctured by lines.) Or, two bars dancettee gules
surmounted of the fasces in pale proper ; on a chief azure three
annulets argent, with an annulet for difference (Beck of Creeting
St. Mary and Needham Market, Suffolk) ; impaling, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, Sable, on a chevron between three garbs argent as many
martlets, wings extended of the field, Field; 2 and 3, Per pale
gules and azure, a fesse ermine between, in chief, two fleurs-
de-lis argent; and in base, a serpent or. Crest: A peacock's
head erased or, holding in the beak a serpent, entwined about the
neck proper, between two wings azure, each charged with three
bezants, Beck of Creeting. Motto : Unitate fortior.
"In majorem Dei gloriam atque in memoriam cari conjugis
Thomse Bateman Beck de Needham Market in Suffolcia, vidui
hujusoe Maria Elizabetha. Hanc iEdem iEreis Lychnuchus
ornandam curavit Anno Domini 1884."
Slab on the East Side of the Churchyard.
XX. Townshend. Inscription obliterated.
Altar Tomb on the North Side of the Churchyard.
XXL Blake. Crest : Blake. Motto : Bene prseparatum
pectus. For Thomas Blake, LL.D. See No. XII.

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RACKHEATH.

I. Slab in the Chancel, with Three Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A fesse between three annulets (Pettus,
Gules, a fesse between three annulets or) ; 2 and 3, Paly
of six, over all a fesse chequy (Curtis or Curteis, Paly of
six or and azure, a fesse counter-compony of the same) ;
impaling, A fesse nebulee between three estoiles (Everard,
Gules, a fesse nebulee between three estoiles argent.)
Crests : 1, Out of a ducal coronet, a demi-lion grasping a
broken spear (Pettus, Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-
lion ermine, vulned, and holding erect a piece of a broken
tilting spear proper) ; 2, The bust of a man in profile,
couped at the shoulders, on the head a long cap (Everard,
The bust of a man in profile, couped at the shoulders
proper, on the head a long cap, barry wavy of eight or
and sable, turned up gold.) This shield has the Ulster
badge at the fesse point.
2. Pettus, impaling, A bend within a bordure engrailed, with a
crescent for difference (Knyvett, Argent, a bend within a
bordure engrailed sable.)
3. Pettus impaling Everard.
For "the Right Worshipful Sir Thomas Pettus, Bart., eldest
son of Sir Augustine Pettus, Knt. He married first Elizabeth,
daughter of Sir Thomas Knyvett of Ashwellthorpe, and second,
Anne, daughter of Arthur Everard, Esq., of Stow Park. He
died November 21st, 1654."
II. Slab in the Chancel with Three Shields.
1. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Pettus; 2 and 3, Curtis; impaling,
Everard.
2. A bend engrailed between six roses (Warner of Parham,
Or, a bend engrailed between six roses gules, barbed
vert) ; impaling, Everard.
3. Everard (in lozenge.)
For Dame Anne Pettus, daughter of Arthur Everard of Stow
Park, Suffolk ; afterwards married to Francis Warner of Parham
in that county, and died January 14th,  The rest is
covered up. Slab in the Chancel.
III. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Pettus, with the Ulster badge;
2 and 3, Curtis; impaling, Knyvett, with a crescent for difference.
Crests : 1, Pettus ; 2, A demi-dragon (Knyvett, A demi-dragon,
wings azure.)

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For the Lady Elizabeth Pettus, daughter of Sir Thomas
Knyvett, and his wife Elizabeth, who was one of the daughters
and coheiresses of Sir Nathaniel Bacon of Stiffkey, Knt. ; she
died January 28th, 1653.
Tablets in the South Aisle.
IV. (In white.) Pettus, with the Ulster badge ; in pretence,
A chevron ermine between three bur leaves (Burwell, Or, a
chevron ermine between three bur leaves proper.) Crest : Pettus.
Much broken.
For Sir John Pettus, Bart., sixth son of Sir Thomas and
Lady Elizabeth Pettus ; he married Mary, one of the coheiresses
of Nicholas Burwell of Gray's Inn, Esq., and died October 25th,
1698, in his 58th year. Dame Mary Pettus died February 24th,
1728, in her 78th year.
V. (Coloured.) Pettus. Crest : Pettus.
For Thomas, eldest son of Sir Horatio Pettus, Bart., and
Dame Elizabeth his wife, who died October 13th, 1723, in his
21st year.
VI. (Coloured.) Pettus, with the Ulster badge ; in pretence,
Gules, a fesse between three water-bougets ermine, Meres or
Meers; impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Meres; 2 and 3, Gules,
a bend or, in sinister chief a cinquefoil argent, De la Fontaine.
Crest : Pettus, with " a battleaxe " instead of " broken spear."
For Sir Horatio Pettus, Bart., who died March 9th, 1730,
aged 58. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Meres
of Lincoln, Knt. She died July 13th, 1746, aged 73.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
VII. (Coloured.) Pettus, with the Ulster badge. Crest :
Pettus. For Sir Horatio Pettus, Bart., third son of Sir Horatio and
Lady Elizabeth Pettus. He married Rebecca, daughter of
Edward Prideaux, Esq., of Padstow in Cornwall, son of the
learned Humphrey Prideaux, Dean of Norwich, and died July
31st, 1772, aged 64, when the title became extinct. Dame
Rebecca died November 17th, 1780, aged 59.
Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
VIII. (In white.) On a cross engrailed between four eagles
displayed five cinquefoils, with the Ulster badge (Stracey, Ermine,
on a cross engrailed, between four eagles displayed gules, five
cinquefoils or.) Crest : A lion rampant erminois, ducally crowned
gules, supporting a cross pattee fitchee of the last, the point
resting on the wreath (Stracey. It is here " a demi-lion.")

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For Sir Edward Stracey, Bart., of Rackheath Hall, co. Norfolk,
born June 4th, 1741 ; married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard
Lathom of Lancashire, and died January 16th, 1829. For Sir
Edward Hardinge John Stracey, Bart., eldest son of the above,
born 1768, died July, 1851. Also for Anne his wife, daughter
and sole heiress of W. Brooksbank, Esq., of the Beach, co. Chester,
who died in 1832. Hatchment in the Chancel.
IX. Stracey (with the field " erminois.") Crest : Stracey.
Hatchments in the Nave.
X. Stracey impaling two coats ; 1, Or, on a chief indented
azure three plates, over all a bendlet gules, Lathom ; 2, Or, three
bulls' heads cabossed gules, Bull. Crest : Stracey.
Sir Edward Stracey, Bt., married secondly Elizabeth, daughter
of Edward Bull of Frome, co. Somerset.
XI. Stracey, with the Ulster badge ; in pretence, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, a quartered coat ; first and fourth, Azure, three lozenges
conjoined in fesse or (Mapes, Sable, four lozenges in fesse or) ;
second and third, Chequy, or and sable ; 2, Ermine, on a chief
gules an annulet between two billets argent ( Watts. The charges
on the chief are usually " or ") ; 3, Sable, three leopards' faces
jessant de lis or, Gurdon. This hatchment is evidently the
production of some country artist, and is not reliable.
Sir George Stracey, Bart., married in 1814, Sophia Anne,
youngest daughter and coheiress of Edmund Mapes of Rollesby.
XII. Stracey, with the Ulster badge ; in pretence, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, Argent, two bars wavy azure, Brooksbank/ 2 and 3,
Gules, a fesse ermine ; in chief, a lion passant guardant argent
between two cross-crosslets or, and the same in base. Crest:
Stracey. XIII. Same as No. XII.
Hatchment in the South Aisle.
XIV. Stracey, with the Ulster badge; in pretence, Quarterly: —
1 and 4, a quartered coat ; first and fourth, Sable, three lozenges
conjoined in fesse or, Mapes ; second and third, Sable, a fesse
counter-embattled or ; 2, Watts ; 3, Gurdon.
Window on the North Side of the- Nave.
XV. Stracey, with the Ulster badge ; in pretence, Quarterly : —
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258 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
head of the first (Denne of Kent, Argent, two flaunches sable,
each charged with a leopard's head or. — Harl MSS. 5862, fo. 56) ;
2 and 3, Azure, two bars ; and in chief a chevron or, Spry.
XVI. Same as No. XV.
Windoiv in the South Aisle.
XVII. Argent, a greyhound passant sable ; on a chief azure
three fleurs-de-lis or, Halford.
For " Charlotte, widow of George Denne of Canterbury, Kent,
mother of Charlotte Lady Stracey, wife of Sir Henry Stracey,
Bart., of Rackheath Hall, died February 6th, 1854, aged 62."
XVIII. Same as No. XVII. On the Font.
XIX. (Raised.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Pettus ; 2 and 3,
Curteis ; impaling, Knyvett, with a crescent for difference.

SALHOUSE.
Tablets on the North Chancel Wall.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, on a bend engrailed sable
between two acorns slipped vert, three fleurs-de-lis or, Ward of
Salhouse ; impaling, Azure, two bars wavy argent, a bordure or,
Brooksbank. " This Monument was placed here by Robert Ward to the
memory of his mother, relict of Lt.-Col. Ward, who died July
27, 1828, aged 88, and his sister Elizabeth Ward, who died
Novr. 5, 1821, aged 50."
II. (Coloured.) Ward impaling Brooksbank. Crest : A dexter
arm erect, couped at the elbow, habited quarterly or and vert,
cuffed argent, hand proper, holding a pheon of the third, Ward
of Salhouse.
For Richard Ward, Lieut. -Col. of the East Norfolk Regiment
of Militia, J.P., D.L., for nineteen years Officer of Dragoons.
He married Amelia, fourth daughter of Stamp-Brooksbank of
Hacknev in the county of Middlesex, Esq., and died June 7th,
1799, aged 69.
III. With Two raised Shields.
1. Ward. Crest : Ward.
2. Three swords in pale, two with their points in base and the
middle one in chief (Rawle, Sable, three swords in pale
proper, two with their points in base and the middle one
in chief.)

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For Robert Ward, who died February 14th, 1843, aged 74 ;
also for Lydia his wife, daughter, of Richard Rawle, Esq., of
Liskeard and Trevill, co. Cornwall, who died January 6th, 1839,
aged 69. Window at the West End.
IV. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.

SPIXWORTH.
Tablets in the Chancel, with coloured Shields.
I. Gules, a saltire engrailed or ; on a chief of the second three
cross-crosslets of the first, Longe of Spixworth ; impaling, Argent,
a chevron between three griffins' heads erased sable, Howes.
Crest : A Hon sejant holding a saltire, as in the arms.
For Thomas Longe, who died February 21st, 1776, aged 49.
He married Tabitha, daughter of John Howes of Morningthorpe,
Esq. II. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Longe ; 2 and 3, Or, two leopards'
faces in pale between as many flaunches gules, Frere of Gawdy
Hall ; in pretence, Azure, a cross patonce or ; on a canton gules
a fesse between three shovellers argent. This is, I believe, in
tended for the coat of Duckett, with Jackson in canton. The usual
coat of the Ducketts is " Sable, a saltire argent." Crest : Longe.
For Francis Longe, born April 24th, 1748, married June 25th,
1772, succeeded his father February 26th, 1776, died July 7th,
1812. His wife was Catherine Jackson, second daughter of Sir
George Duckett, Bart.
III. Gules, a cross engrailed argent, in the first quarter a
lozenge of the second, Leigh; impaling, Argent, three bendlets
gules. Crest : A unicorn's head erased sable, maned and armed
or (Leigh. The head should be " argent.")
For General Charles Leigh, who died August 7th, 1815.
" School fellow at Eton with Francis Longe." He lies buried in
the Longe vault.
IV. Longe, with a crescent for difference ; impaling, Argent,
a chevron gules between three martlets sable, Elwin. Crest :
Longe. For the Rev. John Longe, M.A., Rector of the parish for fifty
years, also Rector of Hackford and Reymerston. He married
Dorothy, youngest daughter of Peter Elwin of Booton, and died
September 18th, 1806, aged 76. Dorothy his wife died on
September 30th, 1819, aged 81.

260 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the Chancel.
V. Longe, impaling, A chevron between three pelicans' heads
erased at the neck, vulning themselves (Godfrey, Sable, a chevron
between three pelicans' heads vulning themselves or. — Bl. Norf.
x. 456.) Crest : Longe.
For Francis Longe, who died October 10th, 1735, aged 46;
also for Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Edward Godfrey of Risby,
in the county of Suffolk, who died January 28th, 1767, aged 73.
VI. Longe impaling Howes. Crest : Longe.
For Isabella, wife of Francis Longe and daughter of John
Howes of Morningthorpe, who died November 4th, 1760, in her
36th year; also for Susan, their daughter, who died January
18th, 1772, aged 14.
VII. Longe impaling Frere. Crest : Longe.
For Susanna, wife of Francis Longe of Spixworth, daughter
and heir of Tobias Frere, who died November 12th, 1721, in her
56th year.
VIII. Longe impaling Frere. Crest : Longe.
For Frances Longe, who married Susanna Frere, and died
December 12th, 1734, aged 76. Also for their daughter Susan,
who married John Reeve of Norwich.
IX. A lion rampant guardant (Dalton, Azure, sem^e of cross-
crosslets, and a lion rampant guardant argent) ; impaling Longe.
Crest : A dragon's head between two wings erect (Dalton, A
dragon's head vert between two wings or.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Dalton, Gent., and eldest
daughter of Francis and Susanna Longe, who died May 10th,
1722, in her 36th year.
X. Longe. Crest : Longe.
For Charles Longe, LL.B., Rector, died April 31st, 1729,
aged 34. Slab in the Nave.
XI. (In lozenge.) A cross patonce between four martlets,
Duckett ? impaling, A saltire couped ; on a chief two chevrons
couched, dexter and sinister (Cotvper, Azure, a saltire or; on a
chief of the last two chevrons couched, dexter and sinister, vert.)
For Rebecca, widow of Henry Duckett, Gent., who died
March 2nd, 1755, aged 66.
Monument on the North Side of the Chancel.
XII. There is no coat of arms remaining, but on the helmet
above there is a Crest : A cubit arm vested, holding erect in the
hand four flowers stalked and leaved (Pecke. It is here more like
" a cross-crosslet bottonee." See page 249.)
For William Pecke, who died June 21st, 1634, aged 65.

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Over the West Door.
XIII. Royal Arms of G. R., before the Union with Ireland.

SPROWSTON.
Tablets in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Chequy, or and gules, a chief indented azure
(Micklethwait, Chequy, argent and gules, a chief indented azure.)
Crest: A griffin's head erased or (Micklethwait, A griffin's head
argent, erased gules, gorged with a collar componee of the second
and first.)
For Nathaniel Micklethwait, Esq., who died December 4th,
1757, in his 28th year.
II. (Raised.) A chevron between three griffins' heads erased ;
on a chief three roundels (Paynter, Gules, a chevron between three
griffins' heads erased or ; on a chief argent three pellets) ;
impaling, Gouttee, on a fesse three Cornish choughs ( Cornwallis,
Sable, guttee d'eau, on a fesse argent three Cornish choughs
proper.) For Sir Paul Paynter, late of Muswell Hill in the county of
Middlesex, Knt., who died June 18th, 1686, aged 66. He married
Rachel, daughter of Sir Charles Cornwallis of Beeston Hall,
Knt. III. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Per pale, argent and
sable, a chevron voided between three mullets pierced, all counter-
changed, Morse ; 2 and 3, Paly of six, or and gules ; on a chief
engrailed ermine three cushions sable, tasselled of the second ;
impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Per pale, argent and ermine,
on a chevron engrailed between three lions' heads sable as many
estoiles or ; 2, Azure, two lions rampant combatant or, Carter ;
3, Or, on a chevron dancettee azure three estoiles argent ; on a
canton of the second the sun in splendour proper, Thompson.
Crest : A demi-man in armour proper, on the helmet a plume of
ostrich feathers azure, grasping in the dexter hand a battleaxe,
also proper. Motto : Deo non armis fido.
For John Morse, Esq., late of Abbotts Wooton in the county of
Dorset, and of Kessingland in the county of Suffolk, formerly
of Sprowston Hall and Bagthorpe, J.P., D.L., who died at
Injonville near Havre, on February 28th, 1844, in his 68th year.
Hatchment in the Chancel.
IV. Micklethwait, with crescent for difference; impaling, Per
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262 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the North Aisle.
V. Micklethwait. Crest : Micklethwait.
For Nathaniel Micklethwait. See No. I.
VI. An estoile of eight points charged with a crescent between
two flaunches ermine (Hobart, Sable, an estoile of eight points or
between two flaunches ermine) ; impaling, A lion passant ; on a
chief a Marquess' coronet (Jones, co. Wilts, Argent, a lion
passant sable ; on a chief of the second a Marquess' coronet or.)
For James Hobart, son of Sir Miles Hobart, Knt. of the Bath,
who died May 4th, 1694 ; for Thomas Hobart, Gent., who died
November 20th, 1718, aged 32 ; for Mrs. Elizabeth Hobart, first
wife of Thomas Hobart, and daughter of Mr. Robert Gooch of
Brooke, who died January 9th, 1718, aged 33. " James Hobart
married Catherine, daughter of ... . Jones of London, Merchant,
who died December 26, 1710-11, set. 69."— Vis. of Norf. vol. ii.
p. 75.
VII. Monument in the North Aisle, with Two Shields.
1. A raven (Corbet, Or, a raven close, proper.) Crest: A
squirrel sejant cracking a nut.
2. Corbet, with mullet for difference ; impaling, Barry of six
argent and gules, per pale counterchanged. This is the
coat of Peat. It must be intended for Heydon — Per pale,
argent and gules, a cross engrailed counterchanged.
For Sir Miles Corbet, Knt., who died June 19th, 1607. He
married first Katherine, one of the daughters of Sir Christopher
Heydon of Bakensthorpe, Knt., and secondly Katherine, one of
the daughters of Nicholas Saunders. — See Notes and Queries,
6th Series, xi. 447, 472 ; xii. 14, 98.
Monument in the North Aisle.
VIII. (Coloured.) Corbet, with the Ulster badge: impaling,
Gules, a lion rampant between three cross-crosslets fitchee argent,
Capel. For "Sir John Corbet, Bart., who died January 19th, 1627,
whose body is interred in St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.
He married Ann, daughter of Sir Arthur Capell of Hadham in
the county of Hartford, Knt."
IX. Monument in the North Aisle, rviih Three
coloured Shields.
1. Gules, on a chevron argent, three roses of the field, Knowles
or Knolls.
2. Knowles, impaling, Per pale azure and gules, a cross en
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3. Knowles, impaling, Gules, a saltire between four cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, Brampton,
The inscription is gone.
X. Brass on the Wall of the North Aisle, with
Three Shields.
1. Corbet, with mullet for difference. Crest: Corbet.
2. Corbet, with mullet, impaling Berney.
3. Berney.
For " John Corbet, Esq., and Jane his wife, which John died
Deer. 28th, 1580." Space is left for the date of his wife's death,
but it was never inserted. At the West End.
XI. The Royal Arms of George III. R., before the Union
with Ireland.

TAVERHAM.

WROXHAM.
Tablets on the North Wall of the Chancel, coloured.
I. Argent, a chevron between three unicorns' heads, couped
gules, with a crescent for difference, Collyer; impaling, Per
pale, argent and sable, a chevron, and in base a crescent, all
counterchanged, Alexander.
For Catherine, wife of the Venerable John Bedingfeld Collyer,
M.A., Archdeacon of Norwich, Vicar of this parish with Salhouse,
daughter of William Alexander, Esq., formerly of the city of
London (eldest brother of James, first Earl of Caledon), and
granddaughter of Messenger Monsey, M.D., formerly of Chelsea
Hospital, and of Hackford near Reepham in this county; she
died March 17th, 1853, aged 85. Also for John Bedingfeld
Collyer, M.A., who died March 29th, 1837, aged 80.
II. Collyer, impaling, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules,
Bedingfeld. For the Rev. Daniel Collyer, M.A., eldest son of Daniel
Collyer of Wroxham, Esq., by Ann his wife. He married in
1774 Catherine, second daughter of John Bedingfeld, and died at
Southwold, Suffolk, December 5th, 1819, aged 67. Also for
Catherine Collyer, his wife, who died July 15th, 1852, aged 96.
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264 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
III. Collyer, impaling, Argent, a fesse gules between three
eagles displayed sable, Leeds or Leedes.
For Daniel Collyer, Esq., who was " serious, sensible, and
successful." He died July 27th, 1773, aged 78. In 1749 he
married Ann, daughter of William Leeds, Gent., who died August
23rd, 1791, aged 69.
Tablets in the North Aisle, coloured.
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Barry of six, argent and gules,
with a crescent for difference, Wace ; 2 and 3, Argent, on a bend
gules three Catharine wheels or; on a chief of the second a
crescent between two leopards' faces of the first, Hardy; impaling,
Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gules, a plate between three demi-lions
rampant argent, Bennet (it should be a "bezant"); 2 and 3,
Argent, on a chevron sable three lions rampant of the first,
Thursby. For John Wace, late of Wroxham Hall, who died October
12th, 1795, in his 76th year.
V. Hardy.
For Christopher Hardy, late of this parish, Gent., who died
March 23rd, 1720, aged 72; for Elizabeth his wife, who died
March 25th, 1718, aged 74. Also for Fordelle, his only sur
viving son, who died March 8th, 1742, aged 59.
VI. Gules, a lion rampant or, over his head a ducal coronet of
five leaves of the last, Humfrey ; impaling, Argent, three pallets
indented gules, (Bircham. The coat of Berchem or Bechem is,
"Argent, three pallets gules.") Crest: On a ducal coronet an
eagle with wings endorsed all or, holding in the dexter claw a
spear proper, thereon a ribbon gules. Motto: Ccelestem spero
coronam. For Frances, wife of the Rev. John Humfrey, A.M., of this
parish and of the Precincts of the Cathedral, Norwich, daughter
of William Bircham of Hackford, Gent., great niece and heiress
of Robert Dacke of Norwich, M.D., who died March 24th, 1844,
aged 83. Also for John Humfrey, A.M., Prebendary of Norwich,
Rector of Great Dunham and Crostwick, "descended from an
antient family in the county of Suffolk," fifth and youngest son
of Richard Humfrey, Clerk, A.M., Rector of Thorpe near
Norwich, and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Charles Maltby
of Norwich ; he died June 25th, 1847, aged 82.

Shields in the Windows of the North Aisle.
Humfrey, impaling, Argent, i
y-
VIII. Humfrey impaling Bircham-.

VII. Humfrey, impaling, Argent, on a bend gules three garbs
or, Maltby.

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IX. Same as No. VII.
X. Same as No. VII.'
XI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a lion rampant, crowned or ;
a canton of the last, Humfrey ; 2 and 3, Argent, a chevron
between three garbs sable, a bordure of the second charged with
fleurs-de-lis of the field, Blake.
XII. Humfrey, as in No. XI. ; impaling, Erminois, on a chief
indented gules three crescents argent, Harvey.
For R. Blake Humfrey and his wife Charlotte, daughter of
Colonel Harvey of Thorpe.
XIII. Same as No. XI.
XIV. Same as No. XII.
Hatchment in the North Aisle.
XV. Wace impaling Bennet, with " the bezant." Crest : A
demi-lion rampant or, ducally gorged azure.
Hatchments in the Nave.
XVI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, three narcissuses gules,
each charged with an annulet or (Southwell, Argent, three cinque
foils gules) ; 2 and 3_, Argent, a griffin segreant gules, Trafford; in
pretence, Gyrony of eight, or and sable, on a chief of the first
two leopards' faces of the last, Crowe. Crests : 1, A demi-Indian
goat rampant argent, ducally gorged or, charged on the body
with three annulets in pale of the last, Southwell; 2, A thrasher
proper, his hat and his coat per pale argent and gules, his sleeves
counterchanged, breeches and stockings of the second and third,
his flail of the first, and above him " Now thus," Trafford.
XVII. (In lozenge.) Same as No. XVI.; the coat of Southwell
charged with a mullet azure for difference.
Hatchment in the South Aisle.
XVIII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Trafford; 2 and 3, Crowe, with
a " mascle " on the middle chief. Crest : Trafford.
Shields on either Side of the South Porch.
XIX. Humfrey impaling Bircham.
XX. Humfrey 'impaling Harvey.

266 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

FOEEHOE HUNDRED.

BARFORD.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased (Sedley,
Azure, a fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased ermine. —
Bl. Norf. ii. 479.)
For "Martine Sedley of Barford, descended of ye antient
Family of ye Sedleys of Southfleet in Kent, who died January
28th, 1652."
II. Sedley.
For John Sedley of Barford, who died September 28th, 1681,
aged 71.
III. A chevron engrailed between three mascles (Springe,
Argent, on a chevron engrailed between three mascles gules as
many cinquefoils of the field. — Bl. Norf. ii. 485.)
For Elizabeth, wife of John Sedley of Barford, daughter of
Sir William Springe of Pakenham, co. Suffolk, who died
November 24th, 1679, aged 57.
IV. A fesse between three annulets (Pettus, Gules, a fesse
between three annulets or.)
For Bridget, wife of Martine Sedley, and daughter of Sir
John Pettus of Norwich, who died October 28th, 1652.
On the NoHh Wall of the Chancel.
V. The Royal Arms of G. III. R., before the Union with
Ireland.

BARNHAM BROOM.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. On a chevron three stars of six points (Carre, Gules, on a
chevron argent three stars of six points sable— Norris MSS.) ;

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FOREHOE HUNDRED. 267
impaling, On a chevron between three griffins' heads erased, as
many estoiles (Corie of Bramerton, Sable, on a chevron, between
three griffins' heads erased or, three stars gules. — Norris MSS.)
Crest : A buck's head couped at the neck and collared.
For Nicholas Carre, "nuperrime Norwici," who died April
12th, 1675, in his 81st year.
II. Carre impaling Corie.
For Elizabeth, late wife of Nicholas Carre of " St. Gregoryes
Parish in the city of Norwich," buried October 31st, 1666.
Slab in the Nave.
III. A chevron between three lions' heads erased (Monck,
Gules, a chevron between three lions' heads erased argent.)
Crest : It is very indistinct, but is, I think " A cockatrice," which
is said by Burke to be the ancient crest of the family. The usual
one is " A cat-a-mountain between two branches of olive."
For Thomas, son of Joseph Monck, Gent., of Little Brand
(Little Brandon), who died July 29th, 1726, aged 47.
Brass in the Nave.
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A lion passant. (It might be a
talbot.) 2 and 3, Semee of fleurs-de-lis; in pretence, On a
chevron three leopards' faces.
For John Durrant and Alice his wife. She died September
2nd, 1514. In a South Window of the Chancel.
V. Sable, three leopards' faces jessant fleur-de-lis or, Gurdon ;
impaling, Gules, between two flaunches or, as many leopards'
faces in pale of the last, Frere of Roydon.
For Edward Gurdon, M.A., Rector, who died July 31st, 1873.
He married a daughter of the Rev. Temple Frere, Rector of
Roydon.

BAWBURGH.
Brass in the Chancel.
I. A fesse embattled ; in chief, three birds, Tenison.
For Philip Tenison, S.T.P., Archdeacon of Norfolk, Rector of
Hethersett and Foulsham, who died January 15th, 1660, aged 48.
Shield in a Window on the North Side of the Nave.
II. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a fesse between three leopards'
faces sable, De-la-pole; 2, Gone (It was probably Wingfield,

268 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Argent, on a bend three pairs of wings conjoined in lure of the
field) ; 3, Argent, a lion rampant in outline or, with a chief
per pale, azure and gules. This quartering has been most
likely made up. At the West End.
III. The Royal Arms of C. R. (Charles IL), 1660.

BOWTHORPE.

This church is in ruins, but the slabs are just visible beneath
the grass.
I. Two coats per fesse, the one in chief, An orle between eight
billets ( Yallop, Gules, an orle between eight billets or) ; in base, On
a bend between two lions' heads erased and as many cross-crosslets
fitchee, three roses (Giles, Per fesse, gules and azure, on a bend
between two lions' heads and as many cross-crosslets fitchee or,
three roses gules. — Bl. Norf. ii. 384) ; impaling, A fesse enhanced
between nine roundels, three in chief, and in base three and three.
Crest : A caltrap between two wings ( Yallop, A pheon or between
two wings argent. — Bl. Norf. ii. 384.)
For Edward Yallop, Gent., "of ye Society and Company of
Merchant Taylers in ye city of London, next Brother to Sir
Robert Yallop of Bowethorpe, Knight," who died June 29th,
1676. II. (In lozenge.) Yallop, impaling, Between two flaunches
eleven roundels, three, two, one, two, and three (Spelman, Sable,
between two flaunches argent eleven plates.)
For Dame Dorothy, widow of Sir Robert Yallop of Bothorp,
Norfolk, daughter of Clement Spelman of the county of Middlesex,
Esq., who died January 15th, 1719, aged 84.

BRANDON PARVA.
Tablet in the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Sable, three bars triparted or, a chief of the
last (Warner, Sable, a chief, and three trimells or. — Bl. Norf.
ii. 469.) Crest : A lion's head erased, gorged with a bar triparted.
For John Warner, Gent., son of Richard and Elizabeth Warner,
who died February 2nd, 1702, aged 21.

FOREHOE HUNDRED. 269
Slabs in the Nave.
II. Warner.
For Mr. Richard Warner, who died December 27th, 1684,
aged 40.
III. Warner. Crest : Warner.
For John, son of Richard and Elizabeth Warner. See No. I.
IV. A chevron between three lions' heads erased (Monck,
Gules, a chevron between lions' heads erased argent.) Crest : On
a chapeau, turned up ermine, a cat-a-mountain guardant between
two branches of olive (Monck, On a chapeau a cat-a-mountain
guardant, per pale sable and argent, between two branches of
olive proper. See page 267).
For Captain Joseph Monck, who died June 29th, 1721, aged 72.
Shields on the Chancel Roof in Oak, partly tinctured
by lines.
V. Ermine, on a chief three crescents (Preston of Beeston
St. Lawrence, Ermine, on a chief sable three crescents or.)
VI. A fesse between three leopards' faces (De-la-pole, Azure,
a fesse between three leopards' faces or.)
VII. A cross engrailed. This may be intended for either,
"Sable, a cross engrailed or" — Bl. Norf. ii. 469, or, "Argent, a
cross engrailed gules," Baconsthorp. The latter family were lords
of the manor here in 1315.
VIII. Sable, a lion rampant argent, Morley. The Morleys first
presented to the living in 1317. — Bl. Norf. ii. 470.
IX. Morley.
X. A bend lozengy (Marechall of Hingham, Gules, a bend
lozengy or.) This family held the advowson in 1256. — Bl. Norf.
ii. 467.
XI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Chequy ; 2 and 3, Morley.
XII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Between two bars a lion passant,
and in chief three stags' heads cabossed (Parker, Argent, a lion
passant gules between two bars sable, charged with three bezants,
two and one ; in chief three bucks' heads, cabossed of the third) ;
2, Morley ; 3, A lion rampant crowned.
These shields are mostly of recent date, and in a very elevated
position. I have given the blazon of Nos. XI. and XII. as I
believe it to be, but it is not absolutely reliable.
Over the North Door.
XIII. The Royal Arms of C. R. (Charles II. P)

270 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
CARLTON.
At the West End.
I. The Royal Arms of George III. R., after the Union with
Ireland.

COLTON
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, guttee de sang, a Danish warrior,
armed with a battleaxe in the dexter and a sword in the sinister
hand, all proper, bearing a shield on the left arm, thereon, " Or,
a raven close, proper, between eight torteaux, on each a cross
argent," Blacker; impaling, Argent, a chevron sable between
three nuns' heads couped at the shoulders proper (Daveney. This
coat has been borne by this family without a crest since 1550.)
For Emily Georgina, wife of Maxwell Julius Blacker, Clerk,
A.M. Oxon, youngest daughter of Henry and Maria Janette
Daveney, born April 26th, 1822, died June 25th, 1858 ; also for
four of their children, who all died from diphtheria in June, 1858.
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. Daveney.
For Henry Daveney, who died September 8th, 1841, aged 74.
III. Daveney.
For Henry Daveney, who died Jan  The remainder of the
inscription is covered by pews.
Tablets in the Nave, with coloured Shields.
IV. Quarterly : — 1, Daveney ; 2, Argent, on a chevron be
tween three mallets gules as many lions' gambs or; a bordure
sable bezantee, Parham ; 3, Barry wavy of ten argent and sable,
a lion rampant or (Seaborne, Barry wavy of ten, argent and azure,
a lion rampant or) ; 4, Quarterly, argent and gules, in the second
and third quarters a fret or, over all on a bend sable six
mullets of the third ; a bordure counterchanged, Spencer ;
impaling, Gules, a cross ermine fretty sable between four
mullets or.
For Henry Daveney, who died November 22nd, 1771, aged 29,
and also Susannah his wife, who died February 7th, 1819, aged
V. Daveney.
For Henry, only son of Henry and Margery Daveney, born in
this village, died at Livermere in Suffolk, and buried October
23rd, 1662 ; also for Dorothy his relict, who died November
7th, 1667.

FOREHOE HUNDRED. 271
VI. Or, a, lion rampant sable, Pooley. Crest : A demi-lion
rampant sable.
For Philip Pooley, who died June 17th, 1715.
VII. Argent, two bars between three spear-heads sable,
Browne of Fulmodeston ; impaling, Pooley.
For Mrs. Elizabeth Browne, second wife of John Browne, Esq.,
late relict of Philip Pooley, who died November 6th, 1741,
aged 74.
VIII. Argent, a maunch tenne, Tickell.
For the Rev. John Ambrose Tickell, M.A., who died March
26th, 1835, aged 76 ; also for Sarah his wife, who died June 3rd,
1858, aged 75.
IX. Crest : A Moor's head couped proper, Ives.
For Jeremiah Ives, J.P., D.L., who died September 14th,
1829, aged 52, and also Anne his wife, who died June 3rd, 1858,
aged 75. Slabs in the Nave.
X. A lion rampant (Gray, Gules, a lion rampant argent.)
Crest : An anchor in pale.
For James Gray, "who in ye year 1762 paid ye fine to be
excused serving the office of Sheriff for the City of Norwich."
He died August 26th, 1766, in his 64th year.
XI. Seaborne. Crest : A lion's head erased.
For James Seaborne, late of Wymondham, Gent., who died
May 13th, 1710, aged 81 ; and also for Mary his relict, who died
March 28th, 1722, aged 72.
XII. Daveney impaling Parham (with the chevron engrailed.)
For Henry Daveney, who died January 17th, 1752, aged 63 ;
and also Mary his relict, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth
Parham of Swanton Morley, afterward wife of Rev. Thomas
George, Rector of West Lexham. She died June 10th, 1774,
aged 64.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Pooley.
For Mary, wife of John Poole v of Morley, Gent., who died
December 23rd, 1715.
XIV. With Five Shields.
1. Daveney.
2. A cross ermine fretty between four mullets. See No. IV.
3. Parham.
4. Spencer.
5. Seaborne.
For John, fourth son of Henry and Ann Daveney, born August
4th, 1803; died July 1st, 1855.

272 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XV. A saltire wavy ermine (Skikelthorpe. I cannot identify
this.) Crest : A pelican in her piety vulning herself.
For John Skikelthorpe, who died February 9th, 1785, aged 51.
Altar Tomb on the South Side of the Churchyard.
XVI. On a chevron between three Moors' heads couped as
many roses. (Ives, Argent, a chevron sable between three Moors'
heads couped proper.) The head in the base of the shield looks
as if it were between two branches of laurel or bay.
For Jeremiah Ives. See No IX.

COSTESSEY.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Per pale (Waldegrave, Per pale argent and gules.) Crest:
Out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich feathers ( Waldegrave,
Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers per
pale argent and gules.)
For "Sir Henrey Waldegrave of Stanninghall, Baronet, son
and heir of Sir Edward Waldegrave, Knt. and Baronet, and
Elenor his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Lovell of Harlinge.
He married Ann Paston of Appleton, and secondly Catherine,
daughter of Richard Bacon, Gent., and died October 10th, 1658,
aged 60."
II. Three lozenge buckles, tongues fesseways, with a crescent
for difference (Jernegan or Jemingham, Argent, three lozenge
buckles gules); impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, A chevron
between three fleurs-de-lis (Bellasyse, Baron Faulconberg, Argent,
a chevron gules between three fleurs-de-lis azure) ; 2 and 3, A
pale engrailed between two endorses (Bellasis, Argent, a pale
engrailed between two endorses sable.) Crest : Out of a ducal
coronet a demi-falcon displayed (Jernegan, Out of a ducal coronet
or, a demi-falcon displayed argent.)
For "Charles Jernegan, M.D., third son of Sir Francis Jernegan
of Cossey, Bart. He married first the Honble. Elizabeth Roper,
daughter of Christopher Lord Teynham, and secondly Frances,
daughter of Rowland Belasyse, Esq., youngest brother of Lord
Viscount Fauconberg, and died April 28th, 1760, in his 73rd
year." III. Jernegan, with the Ulster badge ; impaling, A fesse
dancettee, the two upper points terminating in fleurs-de-lis
(Plowden, Azure, a fesse dancettee, the two upper points termi
nating in fleurs-de-lis or.) Crest : Jernegan. The demi-falcon is
here " on " the coronet.

FOREHOE HUNDRED. 273
For Sir George Jerningham, Bart., who married Mary, daughter
of Francis Plowden of Worcestershire, and died January 21st,
1771, in his 94th year.
IV. (In lozenge.) Jernegan, with the Ulster badge ; impaling,
Barry, nebulee of six (Blount, Barry, nebulee of six or and sable.)
For Anne, Lady Jernegan, wife of Sir Francis Jernegan, and
daughter of Sir George Blount of Sodington, Worcestershire,
Bart. She died February 13th, 1733, Aged 85.
V. Jernegan, with the Ulster badge, impaling Blount.
For Sir Francis Jernegan, Bart., who married Mary Blount,
and died August 26th, 1730, Aged 80. See No. IV.
VI. (In lozenge.) Three bars, over all a bend; in chief, a
Hon passant (Englefield, Barry of six, gules and argent; on a
chief or, a lion passant azure). Bl. Norf. ii. 418, says that this
coat is falsely cut.
For " Dna Elizabetha Englefield," who died March 16th, 1701,
aged 70. Hatchment in the Chancel.
VII. Jernegan, with the Ulster badge, impaling Plowden.
Crest : Jernegan. Motto : Virtus basis vitse.
In a North Window of the Chancel.
VIII. Sable, a cross engrailed or, Ufford.

COSTON.
In the Tower.

I. The Royal Arms of G. R., before the union with Ireland,
very roughly painted.

CROWNTHORPE.

DEOPHAM.
On ihe Tower Buttresses Twelve Shields.
I. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A bend ; 2 and 3, Chequy.
II. Five bendlets (Cailly, Gules, five bendlets argent.)
III. Quarterly.

274 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. A saltire couped.
V. A cross (Shelton, Azure, a cross or.)
VI. A cross flory.
VII. Three bars nebulae.
VIII. Emblem of the Trinity.
IX. The lower portion of a cross. I think this may have been
the Shield of the Passion.
X. (Defaced.) Bl. Norf. ii. 494, gives it as Blondeville,
" Quarterly, per fesse indented, or and azure, a bend gules."
XI. (Defaced.) " Quarterly, in the second and third quarters
a crescent." — Bl. Norf. ii. 494.
XII. (Defaced.) " Sable, on a fesse gules three crosslets be
tween as many mullets pierced argent," for Wood. — Bl. Norf. ii. 494.

EASTON.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Gyrony of eight ; on a chief three annulets (Rolfe, Gyrony
of eight, or and azure ; on a chief sable three annulets argent) ;
impaling, A chevron ermine between three eagles displayed
(Ringall. I cannot identify this coat.)
For Thomasine, wife of William Rolfe of Norwich, youngest
daughter of John Ringall and Ann his wife, who died February
5th, 1694, in her 20th year. Also for Anne, daughter of William
and Thomasine Rolfe, who died January 21st, 1694, thirteen
days old.
II. Ringall. Crest : A demi-eagle displayed.
For Martin Ringall, Gent., who died February 22nd, 1726,
aged 57. Tablet on the Souili Side of the Nave.
III. (Not tinctured.) A fesse between three water-bougets
(Mears or Meeres, Gules, a fesse between three water-bougets
ermine.) For Ambrose Mears, who died December 14th, 1712.
Slabs in the Nave.
IV. Mears.
No inscription. — Bl. Norf. ii. 397.
V. A chevron engrailed ermine between three annulets (Davy,
Sable, a chevron engrailed ermine between three annulets argent) ;
impaling, A cross flory. Crest : On a mount a cannon with its
carriage.

FOREHOE HUNDRED. 275
For Simon Davy, who died April 21st, 1696, aged 63 ; also for
Robert Davy his son, who died September 17th, 1724, aged 58.
VI. A chevron engrailed between three cross-crosslets (Cople
dike, Argent, a chevron between three cross-crosslets gules) ;
impaling, Mears. Crest : A wyvern, wings endorsed (Copledike,
A wyvern, wings endorsed, upon a wheel, all proper.)
This slab is covered by the organ.
Tablet in ihe North Aisle.
VII. (Not tinctured.) Three quatrefoils (Vincent or Vinsent,
Azure, three quatrefoils argent. — -Bl. Norf. ii. 459) ; impaling,
A chevron between three escallops. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet
a bear's head couped.
For Philip Vincent, Esq., who died January 13th, 1724, in his
81st year; also for Elizabeth his wife, who died February 9th,
1728, aged 72. Slab in the North Aisle.
VIII. (In lozenge.) On a mount a swan, Meeke ?
For Mary Meeke, late of Great Yarmouth, who died October
18th, 1781, aged 43.
Altar Tomb on the South Side of the Churchyard.
IX. A Hon rampant, tail elevated and turned over the head
(Buxton, Argent, a lion rampant, the tail elevated and turned over
the head sable.)
For Edward Buxton, who died October 7th, 1788, in his 70th
year. He was fourth son of John Buxton and Ann his wife, the
daughter of Clement Gooch.
X. Three bears' heads erased (Barwick, Argent, three bears'
heads erased sable, muzzled or.) Crest : A griffin segreant re-
guardant. For .... Barwick, son of Benjamin Barwick, clerk .... The
slab is broken, and the inscription much obliterated.

HACKFORD.
On the Font.
I. Shield of the Blessed Sacrament.
II. Two keys in saltire, handles in chief, St. Peter.
III. Bendy of sixteen (Montfort, Bendy or and azure.)
IV. Two keys in saltire, handles in base, St. Peter.

276 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. A saltire engrailed ? This shield is much defaced.
VI. Same as No. II.
VII. A fesse nebulee between six cross-crosslets fitchee
(Bockyng, Argent, a fesse nebulee between six cross-crosslets
fitchee gules.)
Thomas de Bockyng held the manor here in 1401.
VIII. Same as No. IV.
Over the Chancel Arch.
IX. The Royal Arms, G. R., before the Union with Ireland.

HINGHAM.
I. Fine Monument on the North Side of
the Chancel, with several Shields, of which only Seven
are to be distinguished.
1. A lion rampant (Morley, Argent, a lion rampant sable,
crowned and armed or) ; impaling, A bend lozengy
(Marechall, Gules, a bend lozengy or. — Bl. Norf. ii.
435.)
2. Morley, impaling, Three water bougets, Roos or Ros.
Bl. Norf. ii. 430, evidently has taken this for the coat
of Bourchier, which is, "Argent, a cross engrailed gules
between four water bougets sable." "Robert, Lord
Morley, who died in 1442, married Elizabeth, daughter
of William Ros."— Bl. Norf. ii. 441.
3. Morley, impaling, Paly of six (Gourney ? Paly of six, or
and azure.)
4. Marechall.
5. Morley.
6. Morley, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A fesse between three
leopards' heads (Delapole, Azure, a fesse between three
leopards' heads or) ; 2 and 3, A bend ( Wingfield, Argent,
on a bend gules three pairs of wings of the field.) This
shield is much defaced, but the same quarterings appear
on the next, and are there easily identified.
7. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Delapole; 2 and 3, Wingfield; im
paling, A chevron enhanced. This impalement is defaced.
It may have been " Two chevrons."
There is no inscription. For "Thomas, Lord Morley, who
died about 1435, leaving Isabel, daughter of Michael Delapole,
Earl of Suffolk, his widow."— Bl. Norf. ii. 430. I think that
No. 2 commemorates the marriage of his son, who died about
the same time.

FOREHOE HUNDRED. 277
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, a boar's head couped sable, armed
or, between three cross-crosslets of the second, Amyas. Crest : A
stag's head erased or, gorged with a wreath argent and sable,
tied at the end. It is much broken.
For Matthew Amyas, M.D., who died November 26th, 1729,
aged 64. Brass on the South Wall of the Chancel.
III. (Coloured.) Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang, between
three cinquefoils argent (Wodehouse. The cinquefoils should be
"ermine.") For Frederick Wodehouse, Captain in the Royal Artillery,
third son of William Wodehouse, Rector of Hingham, and Mary
his wife, who died at Bermuda, September 25th, 1853, aged 42.

IV. Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
Two Shields.
1. (Colours defaced.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Two bars and a
canton (Gary, Gules, two bars or ; on a canton azure a
leopard's face of the second) ; 2 and 3, A chief nebulee
(Negus, Ermine, on a chief nebulee azure three escallops
or.)
2. (Quite obliterated.)
For " EHzabeth Negus, daughter of Mr. Samuel Gary, T.B. and
Prebend of Norwich. First wife to Wiatt Wright, Gent., after
wards married again to Mr. Henry Negus, Merchant. She died
February 20th, 1702, in her 92nd year. Also for Mrs. Anne
Wright, youngest daughter of the said Elizabeth. She died
June 15th, 1706, in the 65th year of her age."
Slabs in the Chancel.
V. A fesse between three bugle-horns stringed (Breese ? I
cannot identify this coat) ; impaling, A man's leg in pale, couped
at the thigh (Gilman of Hingham, Argent, a man's leg in pale,
couped at the thigh sable.)
For the Rev. John Breese, A.M., Scholar and Fellow of
Gonville and Caius College, who died July 4th, 1750, aged 56 ;
also for his widow, Alice, the daughter of Samuel and Hester
Gilman, who died March 9th, 1777, aged 71.
VI. (In lozenge.) Gilman.
For Sarah, daughter of Reuben Gilman, who died March 7th,
1733, aged 21.

278 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VII. (In lozenge.) Per pale three boars' heads couped; a
chief (Copping, Per pale azure and gules, three boars' heads
couped or ; a chief of the last.)
For Avis, only daughter of Charles Copping, late of Boston in
the county of Lincoln, Gent., who was brother of Mary, the
wife of Francis Amyas. She died June 11th, 1746, aged 56.
VIII. Amyas impaling Copping.
For Mary, wife of Francis Amyas, Gent., who died November
4th, 1719, aged 70.
IX. Amyas. Crest : Amyas.
For Thomas, son of Francis Amyas, who died December 4th,
1730, aged 47.
X. Amyas. Crest: Amyas.
For Francis Amyas, who died August 7th, 1710. He married
Mary Copping. See Nos. VII. and VIII.
XI. Gilman, impaling, on the dexter side, On a cross five
fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent, on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis
of the field) and impaling Amyas. Crest : On a chapeau a demi-
lion rampant (Gilman, On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine,
a demi-lion rampant proper.)
For Samuel Gilman, who died November 28th, 1741, aged 66.
XII. (In lozenge.) Gilman.
For Henrietta, youngest daughter of Reuben Gilman of Loddon,
who died December 14th, 1738, aged 22.
XIII. (In lozenge.) Amyas.
For Mrs. Mary Amyas, sister of John Amyas, who died July
15th, 1762, in her 86th year.
XIV. Gilman, impaling, A chevron between three griffins'
heads erased (Howes, Argent, a chevron between three griffins'
heads erased sable.) Crest : Gilman.
For Samuel Gilman, who died March 20th, 1768, in his 60th year.
XV. Gilman impaling Howes.
For Frances, wife of Samuel Gilman, who died in 1767.
XVI. Amyas. Crest : Amyas.
For John Amyas, Attorney, who died June 18th, 1763,
aged 83.
XVII. (In lozenge.) Gilman, impaling, On a bend engrailed
between two cotises, three round buckles (Case, Argent, on a
bend engrailed gules, cotised sable, three round buckles or.)
For Lydia, wife of Samuel Gilman of this parish, daughter of
Edward Case of Pattesly House, born June 16th, 1743, died
October 14th, 1817.
XVIII. A chevron vaire between three lions rampant (Payne
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lions rampant azure) ; impaling, Gilman. Crest : An ostrich's
head between two wings erect, in the beak a  ? (Payne, An
ostrich's head couped or, between two wings sable, in the beak
a horseshoe of the last.)
For Thomas Grigson Payne, Esq., who died June 3rd, 18. .,
aged 66. Also for Hester  who died March 14th, 1830,
aged 84. This is partly covered up by chancel pews.
XIX. Gilman impaling Le Neve, with a crescent for difference.
Crest : Gilman.
For Hester Gilman, daughter of William Le Neve, and wife
of Samuel Gilman ; she died February 23rd, 1724, aged 43.
XX. Gilman impaling Amyas. Crest : Gilman.
For Anna Frances, wife of Samuel Gilman, who died in March,
1740, aged 63. Tablets in the South Aisle.
XXI. (Raised.) Three goats salient (Thorold or Thurrold,
Sable, three goats salient argent) ; impaling, Three birds ; on a
chief as many billets. I cannot identify this coat, the birds
resemble " eagles."
For William Thurrold, Gent., and Barbara his wife ; also
William their son. He had three daughters, of whom the first
married Benj. Foyster. William Thurrold died at Norwich on
December 25th, 1724, aged 74; Barbara died February 21st,
1685, aged 32 ; and their son on April 21st, 1713, aged 21.
XXII. (Coloured.) Argent, a saltire sable, Slater; impaling,
Azure, a chevron between three doves argent, Dowe or Dove.
For Mary, wife of William Slater of the city of Norwich,
Grocer, and daughter of Christopher Dowe, Surgeon, of this
town, and his wife Susanna ; she died January 28th, l745, aged
23. Also for Mary their daughter, who died June 10th, 1748,
aged 4. Slabs in the North Aisle.
XXIII. On a bend three snakes nowed, with the Ulster badge
(Castleton, Azure, on a bend or three snakes nowed of the field.
These latter charges are sometimes "vert." — Bl. Norf. ii. 473.)
Crest : A demi-griffin holding a broken sword.
For Sir William Castleton, Bart., who died January 16th, 1788,
aged 87. Also for Dame Rebecca his wife, " married to him for
fifty- four years"; she died January -28th, 1785, aged 72.
XXIV. (Tinctured by lines.) Azure, a chevron ermine
between three mullets pierced or, Lane.
For Joseph Lane, who died November 11th, 1846, aged 88.
This slab is partly covered by a chest.
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280 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Over the North Door.
XXV. The Royal Arms of G. R., before the union with
Ireland.

HONINGHAM.
I. Monument on the South Wall of the Chancel, with Bust
and Three Shields, not tinctured.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, On a chief three lions' heads erased
(Richardson, Or, on a chief sable three lions' heads erased
argent) ; 2 and 3, Ermine, on a canton a saltire (Bl. Norf. ii.
449, gives the tinctures, but no name, Ermine, on a canton
azure a saltire argent.) Crest: Out of a ducal coronet
a unicorn's head ermine. Motto : Virtute acquiretur
honos. This shield is supported by two unicorns ermine.
2. Richardson, impaling, A chevron engrailed between three
owls (Hewit or Hewet, Gules, a chevron engrailed between
three owls argent.)
3. Richardson, impaling, A bend engrailed between two cotises
(Hanbury, Or, a bend engrailed vert between two cotises
sable.)
For "Thomas Richardson de Honningham in comitatu Nor-
folciae." He was created heir apparent to the barony of Cramond,
but never lived to enjoy it, for he died in 1642, aged 45. He
married first Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Hewet, Knt.,
and second Dame Mary Sandys, widow and relict of Sir Miles
Sandys.— Bl. Norf. ii. 449.
Slabs in ihe Chancel.
II. Richardson, impaling, A saltire engrailed between four
roses (Napier, Argent, a saltire engrailed between four roses
gules.) Crest, Supporters, and Motto : Richardson.
For Henry Richardson, Baron of Cramond in Scotland, who
died January 5th, 1701.
III. Richardson, with martlet for difference. Crest : Richardson.
For Henry, son of Sir Thomas Richardson, Knt., who died
September 6th, 1663, aged 30.
IV. Richardson, impaling, Paly of six, per fesse (Gurney, Lord
Mayor of London, 1642, Paly of six, or and azure, per fesse
counterchanged. It is thus given in Papworth, but from a list of
the Lord Mayors of London, with the blazon of their arms, I have
it, " Per fesse, paly of four, counter-paly or and azure.") Crest,
Supporters, Motto : Richardson.
For Thomas Richardson, "Inclytus Baro de Cramond." He
married Ann, daughter of Sir Richard Gurney, Lord Mayor of
London, and died May 15th, 1674, aged 47. Ann his wife died
January 13th, 1697.

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Hatchment on the South Wall of the Chancel.
V. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Quarterly, first and fourth, Azure,
a chevron ermine between three escallops argent, Townshend;
second and third, Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a
mullet argent, Vere ; 2 and 3, Sable, three swords in pile, points
downwards proper, hilts and pommels or, Powlett. Coronet and
supporters of Lord Bayning.
Tablet on ihe North Wall of ihe Chancel.
VI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Powlett/ 2, Townshend; 3, Vere.
Coronet, supporters, and crest of Lord Bayning. Motto : Stare
super vias antiquas.
For Henry William Powlett, Baron Bayning, late Vicar of
Honingham with East Tuddenham, born June 8th, 1797, married
August 9th, 1842, Emma, only daughter of W. H. Fellowes, Esq.,
of Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire ; died August 5th, 1866.

KIMBERLEY.
I. Monument on ihe North Wall of the Chancel,
wiih Two coloured Shields.
1. Sable, a chevron between three cross-crosslets fitchee argent
(Strutt. The cross-crosslets should be " or ") ; impaling,
Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang, between three cinque
foils ermine, Wodehouse. Crest : There is a crest above,
but in too elevated a position to distinguish it. That
borne by the Strutts of Essex is, "A demi-lion azure,
gorged with a mural crown or, holding in the dexter
paw a cross-crosslet fitchee, and resting the sinister on a
shield sable, charged with a chevron argent between
three cross-crosslets fitchee or."
2. (In lozenge.) Wodehouse.
For Dame Elizabeth Strutt, daughter of Sir Thomas Wodehouse,
Knt. and Bart., and wife of Sir Denner Strutt of Little Warley,
co. Essex. She died November 6th, 1651.
Slabs in ihe Chancel.
II. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge; impaling, An eagle dis
played (Cotton, Azure, an eagle displayed argent, armed or. In
Bl. Norf. ii. 556, it is given thus, " Argent, an eagle displayed or,
armed and beaked gules.") Crest : A dexter hand issuing from
clouds, holding a club, with scroll around it, thereon the Motto :
" Frappe fort," Wodehouse.
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III. Wodehouse, with label of three; impaling, Ermine, a
saltire engrailed; on a chief a lion passant (Armyn or Armine,
Ermine, a saltire engrailed gules ; on a chief of the second a lion
passant or.) Crest: Wodehouse.
For Sir Thomas Wodehouse, Knt., who died of the smallpox
at Kimberley on the 29th of April, 1671. He married Anne,
daughter and coheiress of Sir William Armine, Bart., of Osgodby,
Lincolnshire. IV. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge ; impaling Cotton.
For Dame Lucy, relict of Sir Phillip Wodehouse, daughter of
Sir Thomas Cotton of Conington in Huntingdonshire, who died
June 26th, 1684.
V. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge ; impaling, On a bend three
roses (Cary, Argent, on a bend sable three roses of the field.)
Crest and supporters of Wodehouse.
For Sir Thomas Wodehouse, Knt. and Bart., who died March
18th, 1658. He married Blanch, the daughter of John Cary,
Baron of Hunsdon.
VI. Wodehouse, with a crescent for difference ; impaling,
Between two bars charged with three roundels, a lion passant ; in
chief as many stags' heads cabossed (Parker of Hurstmonceaux,
Sussex, Argent, between two bars sable, charged with three
bezants, a lion passant gules ; in chief as many stags' heads
cabossed of the third.)
For Mercia, daughter of Sir Philip Parker, Knt., first married
to William Guybon, Esq., and secondly to Edmund, second son
of Sir Philip Wodehouse. She died April 29th, 1673.
VII. A lion rampant regardant (Jenkins, Or, a lion rampant
reguardant sable.) Under this Stone Rare Jenkins lie
The Master of the Musick Art
Whom from ye earth the God on High
Call4 unto Him to bear his part
Aged eighty sis October twenty seven
In Anno seventy eight he went to Heaven.
Bl. Norf. ii. 538, states that this slab is lost. It is now (1885)
on the chancel floor. In the East Window.
VIII. Wodehouse, with a crescent for difference; impaling,
Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gules, a demi-lion rampant or within a
bordure sable; 2 and 3, Gules, a demi-lion rampant or within a
bordure sable bezantee (Lynn of Bassingborne, co. Cambridge.)
IX. Wodehouse, impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Ermine,
three chevrons sable, Reppes ; 2 and 3, Or, a bend between three

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trefoils slipped azure (Smyth. — Bl. Norf. 236. It may be that
the " trefoils " are here intended to be " sable.")
John Reppes of West Walton married Margaret, daughter and
coheir of Henry Smyth of Walpole. See Carthew's Launditch,
iii. 320.
X. Wodehouse, with a crescent for difference ; impaling,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a chevron ermine between three
escallops argent, Townsend; 2 and 3, Gules, a chevron between
three fleurs-de-lis or, Havile.
XI. Wodehouse, ' with a crescent for difference ; impaling,
Argent, two chevrons azure within a bordure gules (Tirrell. The
bordure is usually " engrailed.")
Coloured Shields on the Reredos.
XII. Wodehouse, impaling, Or, a saltire engrailed sable,
Botetourt. XIII. Wodehouse, impaling, Or, a lion rampant gules, Lacy.
XIV. Wodehouse, impaling, Gules, two lions passant in pale
ermine, crowned or, Felton of Playford, co. Suffolk.
XV. Wodehouse, impaling, Or, a bend between six martlets
within a bordure engrailed sable, Lutrel or Lutterell.
XVI. Wodehouse, impaling, Ermine, a cross engrailed gules,
Northwood. XVII. Wodehouse, impaling, Azure, an inescutcheon within
an orle of martlets argent (Erpingham. The field should be
"vert") XVIII. Wodehouse, impaling, Quarterly, or and azure, on a
bend gules three escallops argent, Fastolf.
XIX. Wodehouse impaling Townshend.
XX. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge ; impaling Cary. (The
charges are here " cinquefoils.")
XXI. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge ; impaling, Argent, a
fesse sable between three lions' heads erased gules, Fermor.
XXII. Wodehouse, with Ulster badge; impaling, Gules, a
chevron ermine between ten crosses pattee, six in chief and four
in base, argent, Berkeley.
XXIII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Wodehouse; 2, Berkeley; 3,
Argent, an eagle displayed with two heads sable, within a bordure
of the last bezantee, Glyn ; in pretence, Quarterly, or and sable,
in the second and third quarters a fret argent, over all a fesse
gules, Norris.
The identification of these impalements has been taken chiefly
from the pedigree of Wodehouse in Bl. Norf. ii. 558.

284 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Over the Chancel Arch.
XXIV. The Royal Arms, Charles II. ?

MARLINGFORD.

Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, three stags trippant or, Greene; im
paling, Argent, in bend three ogresses between two bendlets sable,
between two ogresses, Chandler ? Crest : A stag's head, couped or.
For the Rev. Thomas Greene, M.A., youngest son of Charles
Greene, Esq., of Hemingford Grey in Huntingdonshire, and
grandson of Thomas Greene, D.D., of St. Peter Mancroft, suc
cessively Bishop of Norwich and Ely. He died April 10th,
1814, in his 66th year ; Rector of this parish for twenty-one
years, and of Offord D'Arcey in Huntingdonshire, forty-one years.
Hatchment in the Chancel.
II. Ermine, on a fesse sable three lions rampant or, Rant;
in pretence, Or, on a fesse between three martlets sable as many
hearts of the field, Life. Crest : On a ducal coronet argent a lion
sejant or, Rant.
For Humphrey Rant. See No. V.
Slab in the Chancel.
III. Argent, on a bend between three roundels as many
martlets (Clark, Argent, on a bend sable between three pellets as
many martlets or. — Bl. Norf. ii. 458, only it is there "mullets") ;
impaling, Per pale, two dolphins haurient respectant (Cotes, Per
pale, or and sable, two dolphins endorsed counterchanged. — Bl.
Norf ii. 458.) Crest : An eagle's head between two wings erect.
For Richard Clark, " Medicus et Pharmacopeus prsestantissi-
mus," who died in 1682, aged 52 ; and for Susanna his wife, who
died March 10th, 1722.
Slab on the South Wall of the Nave.
IV. (Coloured.) Life. Crest : A stag's head erased, and
attached to its neck on the sinister side a pair of wings endorsed.
For Caesar Life, who died May 20th, 1763, aged 28.
Slab on the North Wall of ihe Nave.
V. (Coloured.) Rant; in pretence, Life. Crest: Rant.
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died January 20th, 1779, aged 71. Also for Mary his wife,
one of the daughters of Nathaniel Life, Esq., who died May 18th,
1781, aged 68.
VI. Tablet on the West Wall of the Nave, with
Two coloured Shields.
1. Life.
2. Azure, three quatrefoils argent, Vincent.
For Nathaniel Life, who died November 20th, 1727, aged 41 ;
and Mary his wife, daughter of Philip Vincent, who died May
31st, 1728, aged 39. Slab in the Nave.
VII. Life. The birds are not " martlets " on this slab, but I am
unable to say what they are intended to represent. Crest : Life.
For "Nathaniel and Mary Life." See No. VI.
Slabs on the Walls of the North Aisle.
VIII. (In lozenge, coloured.) Argent, a club erect in pale,
Cully er ; impaling, Argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, Jermy.
For "Mary, wife of John Cullyer, Gent., and daughter of
Clement Jermy of Marlingford, in the county of Norfolke, who
died August 31st, 1672."
IX. (Coloured.) Azure, a chevron between three escallops or ;
a bordure engrailed of the second, Colby.
For " Samuel Colby, late of Brockford in ye county of Suffolk,
Gent., who was buried Novbr. 20th, 1705, and Elizabeth his wife,
who died July 18th, 1697."
Two coloured Shields on the back of the Reading Desk.
X. Argent, a chevron azure; in base a lion rampant of the
last, Richards.
XI. Richards, impaling, Argent, six leopards' heads erased at
the neck affrontee, three, two, and one, vert, Izod.
The Rev. George Richards, D.D., is Rector here now (1885.)

Three coloured Shields above the List of Rectors.
XII. Azure, three crowns, each transfixed by two arrows in
saltire or, Bury Abbey.
XIII. Argent, a fesse, and in chief two crescents gules,
Wachesam. XIV. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich.

286 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Coloured Shields on the Chancel Roof.
The shields on the roof of the chancel throughout have been
added by the present Rector, and are the arms of those who have
held the advowson, the manors, and property in the parish. In
each case I have taken them in order, beginning at the west end
on the north side.
XV. Bury Abbey.
XVI. Wachesam.
XVII. Sable, a fesse between two chevrons argent, Gerbridge;
impaling Wachesam.
XVIII. Quarterly : — 1, Argent, a chevron between three
boars' heads couped sable, Barry ; 2, Argent, a fesse between six
cross-crosslets fitchee gules, Craven; 3, Argent, a chief indented
gules, Hemgrave ; 4, Gules, a saltire engrailed argent, Kerdestone ;
impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gerbridge; 2, Wachesam; 3, Azure,
a lion rampant guardant or, Hethersett ?
XIX. Argent, six fleurs-de-lis azure, three, two, and one; a
chief indented gules, Paston; impaling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4,
Gerbridge ; 2, Wachesam ; 3, Hethersett ?
XX. Clark.
XXI. Greene.
XXII. Ermine, a bend or, cotised sable, Ewen.

Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
XXIII. Azure, the sun in splendour proper,. De Clere.
XXIV. Gules, a fesse ermine between two chevrons or,
Cheyney. XXV. Quarterly, or and gules, surmounted of a bend sable
(Sackville. The bend should be " vair," according to Papworth.)
XXVI. Argent, a lion rampant sable (Cresci, Argent, a lion
rampant double queued sable, armed and langued gules.)
XXVII. Azure, three griffins passant in pale or, beaked and
armed gules, Wythe or Withe.
XXVIII Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, a cross engrailed or,
Ufford; 2 and 3, Gules, a cross moline argent, Beke.
This coat is on the seal of Mettingham College.
XXIX. Sable, a chevron ermine between three annulets
argent, Davy.
XXX. Vincent.
XXXI. Life impaling Vincent.

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XXXII. Azure, a chevron ermine between three escallops
argent, Townshend.
XXXIII. Argent, a chevron sable between three nuns' heads
couped at the shoulders proper, Daveney.
XXXIV. Azure, two combs in fesse, between a broken lance
bar-ways, one piece in chief, the head respecting the dexter side,
the other half towards the sinister in base or ; a canton argent,
Lombe. Coloured Shields on the Roof of the North Aisle.
XXXV. Bendy of six argent and gules.
XXXVI. Or, a raven close proper, Corbet.
XXXVII. Azure, three crescents argent, Thorpe.
XXXVIII. Gules, six escallops argent, three, two, and one,
Scales. XXXIX. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, France (modern) ; 2 and 3,
England. XL. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Paston ; 2 and 3, Barry ; im
paling, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Per chevron sable and argent; in
chief three estoiles or ; in base as many garbs gules, Pakington ;
2, Argent, on a fesse between six martlets gules three quatrefoils ?
slipped or, Washbourne ? 3, Argent, on a bend gules, three
martlets or.
XLI. Jermy.
XLII. Sable, two lions passant guardant ; a bordure engrailed
or, Rushout.

MORLEY ST. BOTOLPH.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Two bars; in chief three annulets (Grigson, Gules, two
bars; and in chief three annulets argent. — Bl. Norf. ii. 447);
impaling, On a chevron, between three cross-crosslets, as many
escallops (Kinge, Sable, on a chevron between three cross-crosslets
argent,' as many escallops of the field.) Crest : Out of a ducal
coronet a griffin's head (Grigson, Out of a ducal coronet or a
griffin's head, chequy argent and sable.)
For Susan, wife of William Grigson, Clerk, who died August
30th, 1713, aged 56. Also for William Grigson, late Rector of
this church, who died January 17th, 1725, aged 76.

288 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
II. Grigson, impaling, Or, a chevron between three annulets
five cinquefoils (Tawell, Azure, on a chevron between three
annulets argent, five cinquefoils gules.) Crest : Grigson.
For Robert Grigson, D.M., who died November 10th, 1747,
aged 68. Also for Frances his wife, who died March 16th, 174?,
aged 64.
III. A chevron between three fish haurient (Spratt, Argent, a
chevron sable between three sprats azure) ; impaling, Grigson.
Crest : A fish, as in the arms.
For Isaac Spratt, who died December 29th, 17-8, in his 59th
year ; also for Rebecca bis wife, a daughter of Robert Grigson.
IV. Spratt.
For Rebecca, daughter of Isaac and Rebecca Spratt, who died
January 16th, 17-7. This slab and No. III. are much defaced.
Shield supported by a carved Angel, in the Vestry.
V. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Vert, a fesse embattled
or between two pheons in chief, and in base as many thigh
bones in saltire argent, Cooper of Norwich ; 2 and 3, A coat,
per pale, on the dexter side, Argent, on a cross gules four mullets
or ; on the sinister side, Gules, a chevron between three pears or ;
impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, a chevron gules between three
leopards' faces proper ; 2 and 3, Argent, a fesse chequy, azure and
of the field ; in base a dead tree.
The Rev. C. Beauchamp Cooper was Rector of this parish.
Standing in the Nave.
VI. The Royal Arms of William III. and Mary, with " G. III.
R." painted above.

MORLEY ST. PETER.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased (Sedley,
Azure, a fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased ermine. —
Bl. Norf. ii. 479*) Crest : A goat's head erased, gorged with a
ducal coronet.
For John, son of William Sedley, Esq., who died October 10th,
1712, aged 49.
II. Sedley. Crest: Sedley.
For William Sedley, Esq., who died October 10th, 1704,
aged 64.

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III. Sedley, impaling, Ermine, on a pile issuing from the chief
a leopard's face jessant-de-lis (Somner, Ermine, on a pile azure,
a leopard's head jessant-de-lis or.) Crest: Sedley (the ducal
coronet is wanting.)
For Edward Sedley of Morley, descended from John Sedley of
Southfleet in Kent, the ancestor of the baronets of that name.
He married Mary, daughter of Henry Somner of Dinton in
Buckinghamshire, and died September 12th, 1727, aged 57.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave, with Shields.
IV. (Defaced.)
For Martine Sedley, "descended from the Worshipfull and
antiente Famelye of the Sedleys of South Fleete in Kent." He
married first Anne, "descended of the antiente and worshipfull
famelye of the Sheltons of Shelton," and second Abigail, "descended
of the worshipfull and antiente Famelye of the Knyvetts of
Ashwell Thorp. At the age of 78, in the year of grace 1609,
happelye he exchanged this Transitory for an Eternal Lyfe."
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
V. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Or, a bend
vert, a canton ermine, Browne; 2 and 3, Per chevron nebulae,
argent and azure, three tilting spears pale-ways counterchanged,
Graver. Crests : 1, A demi-lion rampant pelletee, holding in
the dexter paw a spear, Browne; 2, On an escallop a cross
moline gules between four pellets, Graver.
For John Turner Graver Browne, Esq., of Morley Hall, who
died August 7th, 1861, aged 55. Also for Laura Adeline his
daughter, who died January 3rd, 1853, aged 13.
Slabs in the Nave.
VI. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Browne; 2 and 3,
Graver ; impaling, Sable, two bars ermine ; in chief three crosses
pattee or, Bathurst. Crests : 1, Browne ; 2, Graver. Motto : Sur
esperance. This slab is over the Graver-Browne vault, and has no
inscription. Coloured Shields on ihe Chancel Roof.
VII. The Royal Arms, Quarterly: — 1 and 4, England; 2,
Scotland; 3, Ireland; in pretence, Barry often, sable and argent,
a bend trefle vert, Saxony.
VIII. Azure, three mitres, labelled or, See of Norwich.

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IX. Same as No. VI.
X. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Vert, a fesse embattled or between
two pheons in chief, and in base as many bones in saltire
argent, Cooper of Norwich, granted 1765 ; 2 and 3, A coat,
per pale, on the dexter side, Argent, on a cross gules five
mullets or ; on the sinister side, Gules, a chevron between three
pears or ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, a chevron gules
between three leopards' faces proper; 2 and 3, Argent, a fesse
chequy azure and of the field ; in base a dead tree.
The Rev. C. Beauchamp Cooper was Rector of this parish with
Morley St. Botolph.
XI. Azure, an episcopal staff in pale argent, ensigned with a
cross pattee or, surmounted by a pall of the second, charged with
four crosses pattee fitchee sable, See of Canterbury.
XII. Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.

RUNHALL.
Slab in the Nave.
I. A cross engrailed ermine (Stoughton, Vert, a cross en
grailed ermine. — Bl. Norf. ii. 473. The field is sometimes
" azure.") Crest : A bird (Stoughton, A robin redbreast proper.)
For Roger Stoughton, Gent., who died Septemben 9th, 1718,
in his 60th year ; also for Isabel his wife, buried July 27th, 1715,
" on which day she was 51 yeares of age."
Altar Tomb in the Churchyard.
II. On a bend three snakes nowed (Castleton of Stuston,
co. Suffolk, Azure, on a bend or three snakes nowed vert) ; im
paling, Two bars, with a crescent for difference. Crest : A demi-
dragon holding a broken sword.
For John Castleton, who died May 5th, 1687, aged 56 ; also
for Mary his wife, who died December 24th, 1707, aged 60.

WELBORNE.

WICKLEWOOD.
Tablet in the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, on a pale radiant or a lion rampant
gules, Colman. Crest : A greyhound statant argent.

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^ For Thomas Colman, "many years an inhabitant and con
siderable merchant in the city of Norwich." He was Sheriff in
1781, and died November 6th, 1799, aged 75.
Slab in the Chancel.
II. A chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis; on a
chief three spear-heads (Wright, Sable, a chevron engrailed
argent between three fleurs-de-lis or ; on a chief of the third three
spear-heads azure.) Crest: A dragon's head (Wright, A dragon's
head erased argent, langued gules pellettee.)
For Richard Wright, Gent., who died March 13th, 1711, in
his 24th year. Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
III. (Incised.) A lion passant (Stone, Argent, a lion passant
sable. Bl. Norf. ii. 531) ; impaling two round buckles in pale.
Crest : A plume of three ostrich feathers.
For Bartholomew Stone, sometime of Wicklewood, who died
July 9th, 1708, aged 63 ; also for Elizabeth his wife, who died
November 9th, 1722, aged 78.
In a North Window of the Nave.
IV. Gules, three bars gemelles or, a canton of the field (Brigg
or Briggs, Gules, three bars gemelles or, a canton argent) ; impaling,
Argent, on a bend azure a fesse between five cross-crosslets or,
three and two, Beaupre. This coat is very differently given;
Bl. Norf. iv. 216 has, "Argent, on a bend azure three cross-
crosslets or;" whilst vii. 471, gives it, "Argent, on a bend azure
a pallet between two cross-crosslets or."
John, son of Thomas Brigg of Salle, married Alianore, daughter
of Thomas Beaupre of Outwell, Esq.— Bl. Norf. viii. 270. That
these arms thus impaled were in a house at Salle is also stated
in viii. 276.

WRAMPLINGHAM.

WYMONDHAM.
Tablets on the South Side of the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Argent, two chevrons
between three chaplets vert, Burroughes; 2, Gules, on a cross

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argent five mullets pierced sable, Randall; 3, Sable, three quatre
foils argent ( Vincent. The field should be " azure.")
For Jeremiah Burroughes, who died November 27th, 1759,
aged 67. Also for Thomas, son of Jeremiah and Anne Burroughes,
who died December 3rd, l758, aged 29.
II. (Coloured.) Burroughes; in pretence, Quarterly: — land
4, Argent, a fesse azure, Burkin ; 2 and 3, Quarterly, gules and
argent, Cock.
For Jeremiah Burroughes, Esq., J.P., D.L., who married Diana,
youngest daughter of James Burkin of North Burlingham, Esq.,
and died at Bath on December 7th, 1767, aged 39 years.
III. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burroughes ;
2 and 3, Argent, two bars gules ; in chief three cinquefoils sable,
Denton. Crest : A griffin's head erased argent, charged on the
neck with two chevrons vert, Burroughes.
For Randall Proctor Burroughes, M.A., only son of Randall
and Ann Burroughes, who died January 16th, 1820, in his
26th year.
IV. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron gules between three
talbots passant sable, with a label of three for difference (Talbot of
Gonville Hall, Wymondham, granted 1584) ; impaling, Quar
terly: — 1 and 4, Per fesse, sable and argent, a castle with four
towers proper (Rawson ?. Per fesse, sable and azure, a castle with
four towers argent) ; 2 and 3, Azure, a fesse or ; in chief three
females' heads, couped at the breasts proper ; in base a leopard's
head of the second, Sugden.
For Thomas Talbot, many years an eminent Surgeon in this
place, who died September 20th, 1795, aged 50 years. Also for
Frances his wife, who died April 6th, 1836, aged 85.
V. (Coloured.) Sable, a chevron between three chaplets
argent, Buckle. This coat is much obliterated.
For Anne Holmes, daughter of Mary Cremer, who died July
31st, 1739, aged 37 ; for Stephen Buckle, gent., her uncle, who
died January 4th, 1740, aged 64 ; for Dorcas Steward her aunt,
who died September 9th, 1727, aged 43; also for William
Buckle, Gent, who died in 1707, aged 66. This tablet was
erected by Mary Cremer, daughter of the said William and
Dorcas Buckle.
VI. (Coloured.) Argent, three wolves' heads erased sable, on
a chief gules as many cinquefoils pierced or, Cremer; impaling,
Ermine, on a chevron azure three cinquefoils argent, Moore.
For Robert Cremer, Vicar of this parish, who died December
2nd, 1767. Also for Jacob Cremer, Rector of Fulmerston and
Thurning, who died September 18th, 1788, aged 36.

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Tablets on the North Side of the Nave.
VII. (Coloured.) Barry wavy of ten, argent and azure, a
lion rampant or, Seaborne. Crest : A lion's head, erased argent,
gorged azure.
For Thomas Seaborne, who died August 17th, 1689, aged 49,
and Phillipia his wife, who died August 21st, 1689, aged 54;
also James their son, who died July 1st, 1691, aged 23.
VIII. (Coloured.) Azure, a wivern with wings endorsed and
tail nowed or, Drake ; in pretence, Drake. Crest : A reindeer's
head erased or (Drake. It should be "ducally gorged." These
arms and crest do not exactly correspond with those borne by
the Drakes of Hardley.)
For Sarah, wife of Richard Drake, Rector of Mileham, and
mother of Sarah Martha Drake, who married the Rev. William
Papillon, Vicar of this parish. She died December 14th, 1793,
in her 61st year.
IX. (Coloured.) Drake impaling  The coat on this
shield is much obliterated. The impalement was formerly
Chambers, as in No. XIII. Crest : Drake. This is also broken.
For John Drake, who died November 18th, 1736, aged 58,
and Martha his wife, daughter of John Chambers of Norwich,
who died June 22nd, 1747, aged 62 ; also for Captain Samuel
Drake, their son, who died February 20th, 1759, aged 47.
X. (Coloured.) Drake.
For the Rev. John Drake, Fellow of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge, " attacked by consumption in the prime of life," he
died November 24th, 1791, in his 30th year.
XI. With Two coloured Shields.
1. Or, three nails sable ; in chief, a trefoil slipped vert, Proctor;
in pretence, Argent, a fesse wavy between three mullets
sable, Blackborne. Crest : An otter passant proper, in
its mouth a fish.
2. Quarterly: — 1, Proctor; 2, Sable, a cross voided between
four mullets or, Spiller ; 3, Or, a chevron engrailed gules
between three cinquefoils azure ; on a chief of the second
a lion passant argent, Cooke of Broome Hall ; 4, Or, on a
fesse chequy argent and azure, an escutcheon of the
second, thereon a lion rampant gules, oppressed with a
bend ragulee of the field, Steward or Stuart ; in pretence,
Blackborne.
For Samuel, only son of Daniel Proctor of Shepperton, Middle
sex, and Bridgett his wife, one of the daughters and coheiresses
of Sir William Cooke of Broom Hall, Baronet, who died June
24th, 1772, aged 73. He married Anna, daughter and heiress

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of Edmund Blackborne of Burfield Hall, who died December 5th,
1767, aged 65.
XII. (Tinctured by lines.) Burroughes, with crescent for
difference; in pretence, Denton. Crest: Burroughes.
For Randall Burroughes of Burfield Hall in this parish, J.P.
and D.L., who died September 9th, 1817, in his 57th year. He
married Ann, daughter and coheiress of Samuel Denton, Esq.,
and Jane his wife, who died January 30th, 1827, in her 66th
year. Also for Jemima, their youngest daughter, who died
January 9th, 1820, in the 22nd year of her age.
Tablet in the North Aisle.
XIII. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron ermine, surmounted sable,
between three cannons firing proper (Chambers, A chevron ermine
between three cannon within carriages, firing. — Anon. MSS.) ; in
pretence, Gules, on a chief argent three stars of six points sable,
Rippingall ? Crest : A cubit arm vambraced, holding a baton or.
For John Chambers, M.D., who died November 3rd, 1801,
aged 75 ; also for Anne his wife, daughter and coheiress of John
Rippingall of North Tuddenham, who died May 15th, 1806,
aged 73. Tablets in the South Aisle.
XIV. (Coloured.) Gules, a chevron between three lions
rampant or ; in chief a rose argent, Gwyn ; in pretence, Argent,
a lion rampant guardant gules; a canton of the last, Jermy.
Motto : Retribue servo tuo.
For Sophia Henrietta, wife of Richard Thoresby Gwyn, Captain
in the 4th King's Own Royals, only surviving child of the late
Isaac Jermy Jermy, Esq., of Stanfield Hall, born October 20th,
1846, died at Floore, Northamptonshire, August 6th, 1870, and
buried at Brandon Parva.
XV. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly of six: — 1 and 6,
Jermy, without the "canton"; 2, Per pale, or and vert, a lion
rampant gules, Bigod ; 3, Sable, a bend or between six martlets
argent (Mounteney, Azure, a bend between six martlets or) ;
4, Argent, three pickaxes sable ; 5, Argent, a heron close proper.
Crest : A griffin passant, with wings expanded gules. Motto :
Splendidum insigne virtus.
For "Isaac Jermy, Esq., of Stanfield Hall, late Recorder of
Norwich, who died November 28th, 1848, aged 59 ; and Isaac
Jermy Jermy, Esq., his only son, who died on the same day,
aged 27." Mr. Jermy and his son were murdered by Rush.
XVI. Crest (raised) : A demi-ostrich, wings expanded, ducally
gorged (Talbot of Gonvile Hall, A demi-ostrich argent, wings
expanded or, ducally gorged gules.)

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For Tho. Talbot, M.A., late Rector of the two Tivetshalls, and
D.L., who died May 27th, 1832, aged 54. Also for Anne his
relict, daughter of John Hill of Gressenhall Hall, who died
July 3rd, 1868, in her 84th year.
Hatchments in the Nave.
XVII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Burroughes ; 2 and 3, Denton.
XVIII. Burroughes, in pretence Denton. Crest : Burroughes.
XIX. (In lozenge.) Burroughes, in pretence Denton (in a
lozenge.) Hatchments standing at the West End.
XX. Burroughes ; in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burkin ;
2 and 3, Cock. Crest : Burroughes.
XXI. Same as No. XX. Motto : Spes mea in Deo.
XXII. Wiih Three Shields.
1. Burroughes impaling Vincent, with the field "azure," as it
should be. Crest : Burroughes.
2. Burroughes impaling Randall.
3. As No. 1. Slabs in the Chancel.
XXIII. A fesse wavy between three lions passant (Hawys or
Hawes, Azure, a fesse wavy between three lions passant or) ;
impaling  It is much worn. Crest : A lion's head erased.
For William Hawys, Vicar, of Corpus Christi College, Cam
bridge, A.M. "Febre violenta corruptus," he died May 16th,
1701. XXIV. Burroughes ; in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Burkin;
2, A fret ; on a canton a lion rampant (Cotes or Coates, Argent, a
fret sable ; on. a canton gules a lion rampant or. See page 229) ;
3, Cock. Crest : Burroughes.
For Diana, wife of Jeremiah Burroughes, Esq., and daughter of
James Burkin, late of Burlingham, who died December 22nd,
1764, in the 36th year of her age; also for Ann their daughter,
who died an infant. Slab in the Nave.
XXV. Haioys, impaling, Ermine, on a chief three lions
rampant (Gleane, Ermine, on a chief sable three lions rampant
argent. Bl. Norf. v. 218, 219, gives "Ermine, on a chief azure
three lions rampant gules.") Crest : Out of a mural coronet a
lion's head (Hawys, Out of a mural coronet azure a lion's head or.)
" En viator, quod asquum est, Patris et Filii in eundem coactas
Tumulum reliquias, idem antea nomen gradum, Facultatem,
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296 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
adeptorum discedenti Patri, Decem. 15, 1679. Filio superstite
non defuit Monumentum, Quo licet demum fatis functo Aug. die
19° An0 Dni 1683, etiam dum Johannes Hawys vivit, uterque
hominum memoria, egregius Medicus, uterque apud Ccelites con-
summatissimus Theologus." Slabs in the North Aisle.
XXVI. Ermine, three bends ; and in chief a label of three
(Baron, Ermine, three bends gules.)
For Thomas Baron, Vicar: he died "quarto iduum Dec. Ano
salutis '86, Mtatia suae 38."
XXVII. A chevron ermine between three cross-crosslets
(Carver, Sable, a chevron ermine between three cross-crosslets
argent. — Bl. Norf. ii. 528.) Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a
dragon's head.
For Walter Carver, Apothecary, who died October 5th, 1717,
aged 61.
XXVIII. A club in pale (Culyer, Argent, a club in pale
sable.) For Joseph Culyer, who died June 27th, 1681.
XXIX. Blackborne, impaling, A cinquefoil pierced (Anguish,
Gules, a cinquefoil pierced or.)
For Henry Blackborne of Wymondham, who died March 15th,
1671. Also for Edmund Blackborne his son, who died September
9th, 1720, aged 82. "Henry Blackborne married Ann, daughter
of Edmond Anguish of Great Melton by Alice, daughter of John
Drake of Herringfleet." — Carthew's Launditch, iii. 319.
Slabs in the South Aisle.
XXX. (In lozenge.) A lion passant guardant (Stone of
Wymondham, Argent, a lion passant sable. — Bokenham MSS.
and Bl. Norf ii. 531.)
For Mrs. Johanna Stone, who died June 3rd, 1817, aged 85 ;
for Robert Stone, who died May 22nd, 1779, aged 39 ; also for
James Stone, who died December 7th, 1798, aged 73.
XXXI. A chevron between three crosses botonne (Smith of
Surrey, Argent, a chevron between three crosslets trefl£e gules. —
Bl. Norf. ii. 531) impaling (Stone. The lion is here " passant.")
Crest: Out of a mural coronet an ostrich's head.
For Elizabeth, wife of John Smith, who died August 5th, 1730,
aged 53 ; also for John Smyth, Gent., who died July 1st, 1744,
aged 62.
XXXII. Stone, as in No. XXXI. Crest: A plume of three
feathers. (I should have taken this to be simply part of the mantling

Arms, JStone, 1736.

^RMS, )3mITH JMPALING, jSTONE, I73O.

JSlabs at ^ymond

HAM.

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resting on the torce, had I not seen the crest on a tablet at
Wicklewood.) For Robert Stone, who died June 15th, 1717, aged 64 ; for
Hellen his wife, who died January 9th, 1736, aged 84; also for
Johanna Le Neve their daughter, who died September 4th, 1770,
aged 83.
XXXIII. A chevron between three griffins' heads erased
(Howes, Argent, a chevron between three griffins' heads couped
sable) ; impaling, On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent,
on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.) Crest : Out of
a ducal coronet a demi-unicorn.
For " Thomas, son of Symon Howes, Aug. 2, 1714 ; Susanna,
wife of Symon Howes, Oct. 26, 1724, 71 ; Richard, of Symon
Howes, Novr. 4, 1724, 42 ; Sarah, of Richard Howes, Dec. 29,
1724, 2 ; Mary, of Richard Howes, Jany. 11, 1724, 6 ; also Mary,
wife of Richard Howes, and daughter of Willm. Le Neve, who
died July 7, 1769, 79." In Bl. Norf. ii. 531, this slab is
mentioned as being in memory of the Hawes family.
Brass Shield in ihe South Aisle, partly tinctured by lines.
XXXIV. Quarterly: — 1, Talbot; 2, A trefoil slipped between
three lions rampant (Talbot, Argent, three lions purpure) ;
3, Bendy of ten argent and gules, Talbot; 4, Quarterly, or
and gules, over all an escarbuncle sable, Mandeville ; impaling,
Gules, two bars ermine, in chief a lion passant or, Hill.
There is an old book-plate of the " Talbots of Gonvile Hall in
Wymondham, co. Norfolk," with these quarterings. This shield
is on a slab at the entrance of the Talbot vault.
Altar Tomb in the Vestry.
XXXV. Hawys. The lions are here " passant guardant."
Crest : Hawys, with the lion's head " affronte."
" Hie super reliquias suas Monumentum Simul et Tabulam
marmoream Erigi voluit Johannes Hawys, Gensus ut par Mortuo
atque vivo. Illi esset Fortuna, Aliis potuis quam, Sibi profuisse.
Natus lest AD 1669'
Mortuus j est A"U- 1727."
On the North Wall of the Vestry.
XXXVI. (Raised on lozenge.) A fesse between three lions'
heads erased. Window in the South Aisle.
XXXVII. A bend lozengy (Marechall of Hingham, Gules,
a bend lozengy or.) This shield is simply in outline, and there
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Window in the North Aisle, with Tivo Shields.
XXXVIII. Azure, fretty argent, on a fesse gules three
leopards' faces or, Cann ; impaling, Gules, a fesse ragulee between
three boars' heads couped argent. Crests: 1, A plume of six
ostrich feathers, alternate argent and azure (Cann, Out of a mural
coronet or a plume of five ostrich feathers argent) ; 2, A griffin's
head erased, per pale gules and sable. Motto : Vive ut vivas.
XXXIX. Argent, a fret gules. Crest: A mural coronet
supporting a star of six points, all or. Motto : Virtus ad astra
ducit. Shields supported by Angels, in the Nave Roof.
There were originally ten of these shields on either side : some
of them are now gone, others too much defaced to distinguish the
coat they bore. There remain only nine which I dare venture
to describe.
XL. The instruments of the Passion.
XLI. Chequy, over all a bend sinister ermine (Clifton, Chequy
or and gules, over all a bend ermine.)
XLII. The emblem of the Trinity.
XLIII. A cross; between, in chief two Catherine wheels?
and in base as many cross-crosslets fitchee. The two charges in
chief are very indistinct, and may be intended to represent some
thing other than I have given.
XLIV. Chequy (De Warenne, Chequy, or and azure.)
XLV. A bend between six cross-crosslets fitchee (Howard,
Gules, a bend between six cross-crosslets fitchee argent.)
XL VI. An escutcheon within an orle of martlets (Erpingham,
Vert, an escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.)
XL VII. A cross (Shelton ? Azure, a cross or.)
XL VIII. Three cinquefoils (Bardolf, Azure, three cinquefoils
or.) On ihe Font.
XLIX. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)
L. Emblem of the Trinity.
LI. (Defaced.)
LII. Shield of the Blessed Sacrament.

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CRANWORTH.

I. Tablet in the North Aisle, with Two coloured Shields.
1. Or, on a chevron engrailed gules, between three cinquefoils
azure, the Ulster badge ; on a chief of the second a lion
passant argent, Cooke of Broome Hall ; impaling, Or, a
fesse chequy, argent and azure, Steward or Stuart.
2. Quarterly of twelve: — 1 and 12, Cooke; 2, Or, a cross
between four cocks gules, Cocker ell; 3, Gules, a crescent
argent between an orle of martlets or, Bohun ; 4, Vert, nine
fleurs-de-lis argent, three, three, and three, Dallinghowe ;
5, Argent, a fesse vert between three crescents sable.
See page 116, where the fesse is "sable." 6, Argent, on
a fesse azure three fleurs-de-lis or. This quartering is
depicted thus at Broome, see p. 116, "Argent, on a fesse
azure, between three unicorns' heads couped sable, as
many fleurs-de-lis or." 7, Argent, a fesse between three
leopards' heads sable ; 8, Sable, a chevron or between
three fleurs-de-lis argent ; 9, Azure, a cross or, Shelton ;
10, Argent, a chief indented gules, Brome; 11, Steward,
as in shield No. 1 ; impaling, Quarterly of twenty-
four : — 1 and 24, Steward, as in shield No. 1 ; 2, Or,
a fesse chequy argent and azure, on an escutcheon of
the second a lion rampant gules, debruised with a bend
ragulee of the first, Steward; 3, Argent, a lion rampant
gules, debruised with a bend ragulee or, Steward ; 4, Vert,
three boars' heads couped argent, Burley / 5, Defaced.
It was, according to Bl. Norf. vii. 381-382, Argent, a lion
rampant sable, Walkfare; 6, Argent, a chevron gules
between three hurts, Baskerville ; 7, Gules, a fesse argent
with a label of five, Wallis or Wales. The fesse should
be " ermine ") ; 8, Gules, a fesse chequy argent and sable
between six crosses pattee fitchee or, Butler; 9, Quar
terly, argent and azure (Le Gros, Quarterly, argent and
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300 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
first) ; 10, Argent, a cross  (Bridges, Argent, on a
cross sabie a leopard's face or) ; 11, Gules, a fesse or
between three escallops argent, Pilchard; 12, Azure, a
fesse between three chessrooks or, Bodenham ; 13, Or, a
chevron between three martlets sable ( Wimondsell. The
field in Bl. Norf. vii. 382, is " argent ") ; 14, Argent, a
griffin segreant sable ; 15, Gules, a lion rampant argent
(Bestney ? Per pale sable and gules, a lion rampant
guardant argent, crowned or) ; 16, Or, a castle triple-
towered sable; 17, Gules, an eagle displayed argent.
In Bl. Norf. vii. 382, the eagle is "double-headed."
18, Argent, a cross flory sable between four Cornish
choughs proper, Spendelow ; 19, A cross (I cannot make
out this quartering to be that in Bl. Norf. vii. 382,
"Meredith, Argent, flory-de-lis sable"); 20, Azure, three
lions passant guardant in pale or. In Bl. Norf. vii. 382,
"Vert, three lions passant in pale or." It is so at
Marham church. 21, Argent, a lion rampant within a
bordure engrailed sable ; 22, Azure, a chevron between
three leopards' faces or, Froyk; 23, Argent, a griffin
segreant sable, Morgan.
For Sir William Cooke of Broom Hall in this county, Baronet,
who died in 1748, aged 78. He married Jane Stuart, who died
in 1698, aged 63.
II. Tablet in the North Aisle, with Eight
coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly of nine : — 1 and 9, Sable, three leopards' faces
jessant-de-lis or, Gurdon; 2, Argent, three sinister wings
gules, Sexton ; 3, Gules, a fesse argent ; in chief, three
plates, Brampton ; 4, Chequy, or and gules, a bend
ermine, Clifton; 5, Argent, on a fesse gules three
annulets or, Barton; 6, Paly of six, argent and azure,
over all a fesse gules, Bur g ate ; 7, Argent, issuing from
the chief three piles wavy gules ; over all a fesse azure ;
8, Azure, a chevron between three escallops or. Crest : A
goat climbing a rock, issuing from the top a sprig of
laurel, all proper, Gurdon.
2. Gurdon impaling Sexton.
3. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gurdon; 2 and 3, Sexton; impaling
Brampton.
4. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gurdon ; 2, Sexton ; 3, Brampton ;
impaling, Barry of four, per pale, counterchanged.
5. Gurdon, impaling, Argent, fretty sable, Polstead or Polsted.
6. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gurdon ; 2, Sexton ; 3, Brampton ;
impaling, Azure, a fesse wavy between three goats' heads
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7. Gurdon, with a mullet for difference ; impaling, Argent, two
annulets linked together gules between three crosses
pattee sable, Thornhagh.
8. Gurdon, with a mullet charged with a crescent for difference ;
impaling  The sinister side of the shield is plain.
For Brampton Gurdon of Letton, third surviving son of
Brampton Gurdon of Assington in the county of Suffolk (but the
eldest by Muriell Sedley his second wife, daughter of Martin
Sedley of Morley in this county.) Brampton Gurdon of As
sington was only son and heir of John Gurdon of Assington and
Anne his wife, daughter and heir of William Brampton of Letton.
Brampton Gurdon of Letton took to wife Mary, second daughter
of Henry Polsted of London. He died November 3rd, 1669,
aged 62, and is buried at Southbergh. His wife Mary died
August 12th, 1679, aged 71. Brampton, their eldest son and
heir, married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Francis Thornhagh,
son and heir of Sir Francis Thornhagh of Fenton, co.
Nottingham, Knight.

Tablets on the North Wall of the North Aisle.
III. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gurdon; 2, Sexton;
3, Brampton ; in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Cooke ; 2 and 3,
Steward, as in No. I, Shield 1. Crest : Gurdon.
For Thornhagh, eldest son of Brampton Gurdon of Letton,
who married Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Sir William
Cooke of Broom Hall, Baronet, born July 28th, 1663, and died
November 19th, 1733. His wife was born February 6th, 1664;
and died April 18th, 1745. For Sarah, the only daughter of
Theophilus Dillingham of Bedfordshire, wife of Thornhagh, son
of the above-said Thornhagh Gurdon, who died July 12th, 1754,
aged 48 ; also for Jane, daughter of Thornhagh and Elizabeth
Gurdon, who died September 4th, 1761, aged 64; for Elizabeth,
second daughter of Thornhagh and Elizabeth Gurdon, who died
September 26th, 1779, in her 83rd year ; also for Thornhagh
Gurdon, who was for fifty years lord of these manors, and who
died February 19th, 1783, aged 83, leaving by Sarah his wife,
one only son, Brampton Gurdon Dillingham.
IV. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a fesse between
three martlets argent, Dillingham ; 2 and 3, Gurdon; impaling,
Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, Bedingfeld. Crest: Gurdon.
For Mary, wife of Brampton Gurdon Dillingham and daughter
of Philip Bedingfield of Ditchingham by Mary his first wife,
daughter of Sir Edmund Bacon of Gillingham, Baronet, who died
June 27th, 1769, in her 28th year.

302 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
V. Tablet in the South Aisle, with Three coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly of nine: — 1 and 9, Gurdon; 2, Sexton; 3, Bramp
ton; 4, Clifton; 5, Barton; 6, Bur g ate ; 7, Argent,
issuing from the chief three piles wavy gules, over all a
fesse azure ; 8, Azure, a chevron between three escallops
or ; impaling, Quarterly of twenty-five : — 1 and 25,
Thornhagh ; 2, Gules, on a canton argent a cross flory
azure, Ripers ; 3, Or, a fesse wavy azure between two
lions passant guardant sable, Bailes; 4, Argent, on an
escutcheon gules, fretty or, a chief azure, De Fleming ;
5, Or, three lions passant gules ; 6, Azure, three fleurs-
de-lis and a chief nebulee argent ; 7, Argent, on a cross
wavy azure five plates ; 8, Azure, a bend engrailed between
six martlets or, Pigot ? 9, Azure, ten bezants in pile,
Zouch ? 10, Argent, three bulls' heads erased sable,
Skeffington; 11, A bend cotised or, between six mullets
of the last. I cannot distinguish the tinctures of the
field. 12, Ermine, a bend azure ; 13, Quarterly, ermine
and gules, Stanhope; 14, Vert, three lions passant or;
15, Sable, a bend between six cross-crosslets argent,
Longvilliers ; 16, Argent, three saltires engrailed sable ;
17, Quarterly, or and gules, a bordure sable bezantee,
Rocheford ; 18, Gules, an eagle displayed or ; 19, Argent,
three birds sable ; 20, Argent, a fesse dancettee between
three crescents gules, Deane ; 21, Sable, three garbs
argent, banded gules, Segrave ; 22, Azure, on a bend or
an annulet sable ; 23, Ermine, on a chief indented gules
three escallops or ; 24, Or, a pale sable, a chief vert.
Crest: Gurdon.
2. Gurdon impaling Cooke.
3. Gurdon impaling . . . The sinister side is again here plain.
For Brampton Gurdon, who died February 8th, 169^, aged 54.
He married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Francis Thornhagh.
They had four sons, the fourth of whom became Archdeacon of
Sudbury, and died November 19th, 1741, aged 70. Elizabeth,
widow of the above Brampton Gurdon, died October 28th, 1718,
aged 75. Tablets in the South Aisle.
VI. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gurdon ;
2, Brampton ; 3, Cooke; in pretence, Gules, a bend between six
cross-crosslets fitchee argent, Howard; and impaling Bedingfeld.
Crest : Gurdon.
For Brampton Gurdon Dillingham, Esq., of Letton in Norfolk,
and Grundisburgh in Suffolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1789.
He married first Mary, daughter of Philip Bedingfield of

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Ditchingham, and second Mary, daughter and coheiress of Samuel
Howard, Esq., and died March 7th, 1820, in his 80th year.
VII. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Gurdon ; 2, Brampton;
3, (Cooke. Cinquefoils are here " gules ") ; impaling, Quarterly: —
1 and 4, Azure, two swans in pale argent, between as many
flaunches ermine, Mellish ; 2 and 3, Gules, a fesse between three
cross-crosslets fitchee or, Gore. Crest : Gurdon. Motto : In
arduis viget virtus.
For Theophilus Thornhagh Gurdon, of Letton and Grundis-
burgh, eldest son of Brampton Gurdon, who by Royal sign
manual had assumed the name of Dillingham. He married in
1796, Anne, only daughter of William Mellish, Esq., of Blyth,
Nottinghamshire, and died March 13th, 1849, in his 85th year.
Also for Anne his widow, who died December 23rd, 1850, in her
81st year. Slab in ihe Chancel.
VIII. On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Neve or Le Neve, Argent,
on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.)
For John, son of Charles Neve, Clerk, Rector of this parish,
and of Susan his wife, who was buried July 2nd, 1666; for
Elizabeth, their daughter, buried on October 5th, 1669 ; also for
Richard their son, buried December 9th, 1670.
Coloiored Shields beneath the East Window in the
North Aisle.
IX. Azure, a bend argent, Swathing.
X. Same as No. IX.
" This is likely to be their burial place."— Bl. Norf. x. 203.
Shields in the West Window of the Tower.
XI. Azure, three cinquefoils or, Bardolf.
XII. Swathing.
XIII. Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned and armed
or, Morley.
XIV. Brampton impaling  It is broken, but was
"Argent, a lion rampant gules."
XV. Brampton, impaling, Argent, a bend gobony gules and
sable, cotised of the second, Leventhorp.
Bl. Norf. i. 437, states, "Tho. Brampton, of Kenton in Suffolk,
was possessed of this manor (Bridgham) in 1573. He lived in
the Hall, which he repaired, and glazed the windows with his
arms, amongst the shields Brampton impaling Leventhorp. These
arms were taken down by Mr. Robert Haylet (as I suppose),
at whose sale I bought them."

304 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XVI. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, first and fourth, Gules,
two crosses pattee or between two flaunches chequy argent and
azure (Sharington, Chequy argent and azure, on a flaunch gules
two crosses pattee or. — Bl. Norf. x. 201) ; second and third,
Sivathing : 2 and 3, Ermine, on a chevron engrailed azure three
leopards' faces or, Pir ton.
XVII. Quarterly: — 1, Argent, a bend engrailed, a bordure
sable (Knyvett. The bordure is usually also " engrailed.") ; 2, Or,
a fesse between two chevrons gules, Fitz Walter; 3, Argent, a
lion rampant sable, crowned or (Burnell. The quartering is
partly gone) ; 4, Argent, three bars gules, De Moulton.
XVIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, twelve plates, three, two,
one, one, two, and three, between two flaunches argent, with
a crescent for difference, Spelman ; 2 and 3, Gules, a chief ermine,
Narburgh ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a chevron
between three crescents argent ; 2 and 3, Azure, on a chevron
between three leopards' faces or, a crescent for difference, Froyk.
The impalement is, I think, inverted.
Sir John Spelman of Narburgh, Knt., second Justice of the
King's Bench, married Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of Sir
Henry Froyk of Gunnersbury. — Bl. Norf. vi. 132.
XIX. Spelman, the plates are here "eleven, three, two, one,
two, two, and one " ; impaling, Narburgh.
Shields like these (Nos. XVIII. and XIX.) were in the windows
of Bekerton Hall, in the parish of Stow Bedon. — Bl. Norf. ii. 279.
XX. Gules, a lion rampant or, holding in the mouth a fish
proper ; a canton ermine, Sharnbome ? impaling, Gules, a saltire
between four cross-crosslets botonee fitchee argent, Brampton of
Brampton. Vis. of Norf. i. 72, states, "Blith, daughter of John Brampton
of Brampton, married Thomas Shernbourne, Esq., before 1562."
XXI. Or, a lion rampant gules, Felbrigg ; impaling, Azure, an
escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent, Walcot ? It is
possible this may be intended for Erpingham : in any case I
have not been able to identify the marriage.

EAST DEREHAM.

Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Not tinctured.) Three mullets pierced ( Wollaston, Argent,
three mullets sable, pierced of the field) ; impaling, On a bend
three garbs (Ottley, Argent, on a bend azure three garbs or.)

XVI.

XVII.

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XVIII.

XIX.

XX.

XXI.

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Crest : Out of a mural coronet a demi-griffin segreant, holding a
mullet pierced (WoUaston, Out of a mural coronet or a demi-
griffin segreant argent, holding a mullet as in the arms.)
For the Rev. Charles Hyde WoUaston, late Vicar of this parish,
who died March 24th, 1850, aged 77, fifth son of the Rev. Francis
WoUaston, formerly Rector and Vicar of this parish, afterwards
Rector of Chislehurst, Kent.
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. (In lozenge.) On a fesse between three Brits naiant as
many cinquefoils, Brett ; in pretence, Paly of six, on a canton
two bars nebulee (Basset, Paly of six, or and gules, on a canton
argent two bars nebulee sable. — Bl. Norf. x. 214.)
For Mary, relict of Thomas Brett, one of the coheiresses of the
Rev. John Basset, who died March 14th, 1773.
III. Chequy (Money, Chequy argent and gules); impaling
Basset. For Benjamin Money, who died December 3rd, 1748, in his
46th year.
IV. Basset, impaling, A fesse double- cotised (Earle, Azure, a
fesse double-cotised or.)
For Mary, daughter of John and Sarah Earle of Heydon, relict
of the Rev. Mr. John Basset, who died October 17th, 1726, aged
68. V. Basset. Crest : A boar's head couped.
For William Basset, Gent., who died January 12th, 174f.
VI. A fesse between three eagles displayed (Leedes, Argent,
a fesse gules between three eagles displayed sable. — Bl. Norf. x.
214) ; impaling, Basset. Crest : A cock (Leedes, A cock gules.)
For John Leedes, who died October 10th, 1726, aged 62.
VII. (In lozenge.) Leedes impaling Basset,
For Mrs. Elizabeth Leedes, relict of John Leeds, Gent., who died
April 22nd, 1743, in her 78th year.
VIII. (In lozenge.) Money impaling Basset.
For Elizabeth, relict of Benjamin Money, one of the coheiresses
of the Rev. John Basset, who died January 31st, 1778, in her
85th year. Slabs in the Nave.
IX. Per bend, three mascles (Brown, Per bend, argent and
sable, three mascles counterchanged. — Bl. Norf. x. 214.) Crest :
A stork's head, couped at the neck, nowed, between two wings erect
(Brown, A stork's head, couped at the neck, nowed proper, between
two wings argent.)
For Francis Brown, who died February 21st, 1725, in his 60th
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X. Brown. Crest: Brown.
For Mary, wife of Francis Brown, who died September 11th,
1726, in her 69th year.
XI. Brown. Crest : Brown.
For John Brown, Gent., who died April 21st, 1773, aged 43 ;
and also Ann his wife, who died November 9th, 1799, aged 64.
XII. Brown. The field of the coat is here " per pale." Crest :
Brown. For John Brown, who died April 1st, 1752, aged 57.
XIII. Broivn, as in No. XII. Crest : Brown.
For Ann, wife of John Brown, Gent., who died March 24th,
1749, aged 53.
XIV. A wolf salient (Donne, Azure, a wolf salient or) ;
impaling two coats; in chief, A chevron ermine between three
sea-pies (Sayer, Gules, a chevron ermine between three sea-pies
proper) ; in base, A cross flory surmounted of a bend (Nelson, Or,
a cross flory sable, surmounted of a bend gules.) Crest: A wolf's
head erased.
For Mary, wife of William Donne, Surgeon, who died October
28th, 1755, in her 47th year ; for Frances his second wife, who
died October 27th, 1759, aged 34 ; also for William Donne, who
died October 28th, 1782, aged 70.
XV. Sayer. Crest . A cubit arm erect, vested, grasping a
griffin's head erased.
For John Saver, M.B., of Gonville and Caius College, born
December 21st, 1709, died March 21st, 1736.
Slabs at the West End.
XVI. Ermine, on a chief an annulet between two billets
(Watts, Ermine, on a chief gules an annulet between two billets
or. — Bl. Norf. x. 215); in pretence, Brown. Crest: A lion's
gamb erased and erect, supporting a shield.
For John Watts, third son of Stephen Watts, late of Horstead,
who died July 17th, 1756, aged 81. He married in 1698
Susanna, heiress of Hugh Browne, late of this parish, by whom
he had fifteen children ; also for John Watts their son, who died
February 25th, 1755, aged 39.
XVII. (In lozenge.) Watts, in pretence Brown.
For Susan, widow and relict of John Watts, who died February
12th, 1762.
XVIII. A lion rampant debruised by a bend (Guybon, Or, a
lion rampant sable, debruised by a bend gules, charged with three
escallops argent. — Bl. Norf. x. 215, and Norris MSS. The es
callops are now entirely obliterated, if they were ever there.)
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For Thomas, son of Thomas and Hannah Guybon of this
parish, who died March 13th, 1759, aged 16.
Slab in the South Transept.
XIX. (In lozenge.) A chevron between three stags' heads
cabossed (Alpe, Gules, a chevron between three stags' heads
cabossed argent.)
For Mary, relict of Dan1. Elsegood, late of this parish, daughter
of Mr. William Pretheroe, and formerly wife of Robert Alpe of
Garveston, who died February 15th, 1755.
Tablets in the North Transept.
XX. (Coloured.) Quarterly of six: — 1, Lozengy, gules and
argent ; on a chief or three cinquefoils azure, Bagge ; 2, Sable, a
fesse chequy or and azure, between eight billets argent, Lee;
3, Quarterly, first and fourth, Per pale indented argent and sable ;
second and third, Azure, a fleur-de-lis or, Warner; 4, Vert, a
cross engrailed argent, Whetenhall ; 5, Or, a fesse between three
wolves' heads couped sable, Howe ; 6, Azure, two bars or ; in
chief three leopards' heads of the last, Wright. Crests : 1, A
pair of wings addorsed argent, charged with a cinquefoil azure,
Bagge ; 2, A squirrel sitting between two hazel branches proper,
and cracking a nut or, Lee. Motto : Non nobis, tantum nati.
For Henry Lee Bagge, who died June 10th, 1808, in his 26th
year ; also for Arthur Lee- Warner, his brother, Commander R.N.,
born February 27th, 1793, died October 25th, 1841.
XXI. (Coloured.) Argent, three piles issuing from the
chief azure, surmounted by a chevron gules, charged with as many
bezants, Pillans. Crest : A dexter hand proper holding a dagger,
blade argent, hilt and pomel or.
For Richard Pillans, Esq., formerly of the city of Rotterdam,
and late of the city of Norwich, who died September 5th, 1793,
aged 66.
XXII. (Coloured, but defaced.) Or, two bars azure ; in
chief three escallops gules, Clarke ; impaling, Sable, a lion
rampant argent, Verdon. Crest : A cubit arm couped at the
shoulder proper, holding an arrow or. — Bl. Norf. x. 216.
For the Rev. Samuel Clarke, Pastor of this church, who died
May 11th, 1761, aged 66.
XXIII. (Coloured.) Azure, a stag at gaze within a double
tressure flory counter-flory or, Ward. Crest : A cubit arm vested
azure, cuffed or, holding a spear in bend sinister proper.
For John Ward, late of this parish, who died November 26th,
1788, aged 68 ; also for William his son, who died June 15th,
1802, aged 55.

308 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the North Transept.
XXIV. Bagge impaling Lee. Crest : Bagge.
For Charles Elsden Bagge, M.D., who died April 29th, 1799,
aged 45 ; also for John his son, who died December 14th, 1788,
aged 2 ; and also for Charles Thomas, another son, who died
April 25th, 1795, aged 11.
XXV. Pillans, impaling, A lion rampant crowned, between
three escallops, Woodbine.
For Mrs. Lydia Pillans, wife of Richard Pillans of Rotterdam,
merchant, and daughter of John and Lydia Woodbine, who died
July 28th, 1756, in her 21st year.
Hatchments in the North Transept.
XXVI. Bagge quartering Lee. Crests : Bagge and Lee.
XXVII. Bagge impaling Lee. Crest: Bagge.
Chest in the North Transept.
XXVIII. (In brass, tinctured by lines.) Gules, a chevron
between three lions rampant or, Rash. Crest: On a ducal
coronet or a lion passant. Motto : Know yourself : be good.
"A token of respect towards his native place, Samuel Rash,
Esq., January 1st, 1786, presented this chest to the church of
East Dereham." It is further stated that it came from Bucken
ham Castle. Beneath a Window in the South Transept.
XXIX. (In brass, tinctured by lines.) Gules, three bendlets
enhanced or, Gridley; impaling, Ermine, on a bend engrailed
sable three lucies' heads erased or, Gillett. Crest : Out of a ducal
coronet a demi-lion rampant or, supporting a pheon azure.
For Henry Gridley, who died February 2nd, 1847, aged 48;
and also Amelia his wife, daughter of John Gillett, Esq., who
died December 17th, 1821, aged 24.
fn the East Window.
XXX. WoUaston.
XXXI. Gules, three arms vambraced, embowed fesseways in
pale, the hand clenched proper, Armstrong.
Shields on the Roof of the South Transept.
XXXII. Royal Arms of Victoria.
XXXIII. WoUaston impaling Ottley.
XXXIV. Gules, a lion rampant between three cross-crosslets
fitchee or.
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XXXVI. Azure, three mitres or, See qf Norwich; impaling,
Argent, a bull passant sable, a bordure of the second bezantee,
Lyhart. XXXVII. Royal Arms of Victoria.
XXXVIII. Azure, three crowns or, East Anglia.
XXXIX. Emblem of the Trinity with text.
XL. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
XLI. Gules, three crowns or, See of Ely.
XLII. France (ancient) quartering England.
XLIII. Azure, an episcopal staff in pale argent, ensigned
with a cross pattee or, surmounted by a pale of the second,
charged with four crosses formee fitchee sable, See of Canterbury ;
impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a cross gules between four
water-bougets sable, Bourchier ; 2 and 3, Gules, a fesse between
eight billets or.
XLIV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, a wolf salient or ; in
chief three mullets of six points argent ; on a canton of the
third a cross gules, Wilson; 2 and 3, Or, a fesse gules between
three elephants' heads erased sable, Fountaine.
XLV. Per pale, argent and sable, three talbots passant counter-
changed ; on a chief gules three leopards' faces or, Gooch.
XL VI. WoUaston, impaling, Or, a lion rampant sable, over
all a bend, paly of six, argent and gules, with a mullet of the
second for difference, Fossett.
In a Window of the South Aisle.
XL VII. Argent, a chevron gules between three martlets sable,
Elvin; impaling, Azure, three swords, one in pale, point upwards,
surmounted of the other two in saltire, points downwards argent,
hilts and pommels or, Norton. Crests : 1, A stag's head erased
proper, attired or (Elvin. The ancient crest of the family) ; 2, A
demi-lion rampant or, issuant from rocks, and holding a vine branch,
f ructed proper (Elvin. The crest now borne by the family.)
For James Elvin, who died March 11th, 1880, aged 84; and
also for his wife Susanna Norton of Toftwood, who died November
5th, 1860, aged 57.
XL VIII. Elvin, in pretence, Quarterly, or and gules, on a
bend sable five bezants, Stebbing. Crest : Elvin.
Brass in ihe Chancel.
XLIX. A chevron, in base a goose, and in chief, on a scroll,
"Benedictus Deus in donis ejus," Goose.
This shield is mentioned in Bl. Norf. x. 213, where the bird is
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Over the Chancel Arch.
L. Royal Arms of George III., after the Union with Ireland.

GARVESTON.

HARDINGHAM.
Tablets in the Nave.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, on a fesse sable three escallops of the
field ; a canton ermine, Parke ; impaling, Gules, on a bend argent
three pierced mullets with six points of the field; in chief a
bezant. Crest : A talbot's head couped argent, pierced in the
neck with a pheon or.
For George Parke, Gentleman, and landowner in this parish,
who died at Shrubland Villa, Heigham, Norwich, February 24th,
1881, in his 79th year. His widow, Sarah Parke, erected this
tablet. II. (Raised.) A chevron between three griffins' heads erased
(Heyhoe, Sable, a chevron argent between three griffins' heads
erased or. See page 327.)
For Edward Pawlett Heyhoe, Esq., late of this parish, senior
son of Grigson Heyhoe, Esq.; he died a bachelor, 3rd March,
1788, in his 48th year. Slab in the Nave.
III. Heyhoe. Crest : A griffin's head erased.
For Grigson Heyhoe, Rector of Yaxham and Welborne, who
died April 7th, 1763, aged 56.
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. A leg in pale, couped at the thigh (Gilman of Hingham,
Argent, a leg in pale, couped at the thigh sable. — Bl. Norf.
ii. 429.) Crest: On a chapeau a demi-lion rampant (Gilman, On
a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a demi-lion rampant proper.)
For Reuben, son of Samuel Gilman of Hingham, and his wife
Frances, who was the daughter of Edward Heyhoe. He died
 23rd, in his 46th year. Also for Anna his wife (late
Anna Ellis, spinster), who died December 12th,  in her
41st year. This slab is partly covered up.
V. Two bars; in chief three annulets (Grigson, Gules, two
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griffin's head couped (Grigson, Out of a ducal coronet or a griffin's
head, chequy argent and sable.)
For William Grigson, Esq., who died August 10th, 1744,
aged 53.
At the West End.
VI. The Royal Arms of G. III. R., before the Union with
Ireland.

HOCKERING.
Slab in the Chancel.
I. A chevron between three griffins segreant ( Wythe, Azure,
three griffins passant in pale or. — Norris MSS.)
For Richard Wythe, who died January 29th, 1659, aged 51.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
II. (Coloured.) Per chevron, or and azure, three mullets
counterchanged, Day; impaling Day. Crest: Two hands con
joined proper, fixed to a pair of wings, the dexter or, the sinister
azure, each charged with a mullet counterchanged.
For Starling Day, late of Norwich, who died March 2nd, 1820 ;
and also for Bridget his wife, who died October 14th, 1806,
aged 65. Hatchment in the Vestry.
III. Gules, a rose argent, seeded or, barbed vert ; a chief
ermine, Howman ; impaling, Azure, on a chevron or, between three
martlets argent, as many trefoils slipped of the last. I think this
is a local attempt at the arms of Wood, "Per pale, argent and
sable, on a chevron, between three martlets, as many trefoils
slipped, all counterchanged."
On the north side of the churchyard is a slab for Rhoda
Howman, who died August 13th, 1839.
On a Poppy Head in the Nave.
IV. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet a plume of five ostrich
feathers, Berney. On ihe Reading Stall.
V. (Coloured.) Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned or,
Morley. Crest: Out of a ducal coronet or a bear's head sable,
muzzled of the first. This is the crest borne by the Parkers of
Hurstmonceaux, Sussex.
" Sir Robert de Morley and the Lady Hawise his wife paid
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312 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
their relief for all this barony 100 marks in 1323: in this noble
family it remained till the death of Robert Lord Morley in 1442.
In 1489, Alice, daughter of Henry Lovell, Lord Morley, married
Sir William Parker of London."— Bl. Norf. x. 229.
On Benches at the West End.
VI. Morley. Crest as in No. V.
VII. A cross engrailed ermine (Berney, Per pale, azure and
gules, a cross engrailed ermine.) Crest: Bemey.
" Thomas Berney of Swardeston was Lord of this Manor in
1658, John Berney in 1676, and Thomas Berney in 1720." —
Bl. Norf. x. 229 It is still held by the same family.
On the Organ Gallery at the West End.
VIII. (Carved and coloured.) The Royal Arms of G. R.,
before the Union with Ireland.

MATTISHALL.

Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Ermine, three chevrons (Reppes, Ermine, three chevrons
sable. — Bl. Norf. x. 236) ; impaling, Per fesse, three lions
rampant, a bordure ermine (Willis of Fen Ditton, Per fesse,
argent and gules, three lions rampant counterchanged, a bordure
ermine. — Bl. Norf. x. 236. The field is sometimes "gules and
argent.") Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a double plume of
ostrich feathers, between two wings expanded (Reppes, Out of a
ducal coronet or a double plume of ostrich feathers ermine,
between two wings expanded of the first.)
For Nicholas Reppes, S.T.P., who died April 13th, 1689;
also for his wife Jane, the daughter of Sir Thomas Willis, Bart.,
of Ditton in Cambridgeshire.
II. Reppes, impaling, A chevron between three talbots passant ;
on a chief a leopard's face (Gooch, Per pale, argent and sable, a
chevron between three talbots passant counterchanged; on a
chief gules as many leopards' heads or. — Bl. Norf. x. 236. See
page 5.) Crest: Reppes. The plume of feathers single.
For John Repps of Reymerston, who died November 23rd,
1696, aged 61. "He married Martha, sister of Robert Gooch of
Gray's Inn." — Carthew's Launditch, iii. 321.

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III. (In lozenge.) Reppes impaling Gooch.
For Martha, wife of John Repps of Reymerston, who died
November 29th, 1705.
IV. Reppes, with mullet for difference ; in pretence, A chevron
between three crosses pattee (Calibut, Azure, a chevron between
three crosses pattee or.) Crest: Reppes, as in No. I.
For Lucy, daughter of Richard Calybut of Saham, and wife of
Francis Reppes, who died November 11th, 1681, aged 23.
V. Reppes, with crescent for difference. Crest : Reppes.
For Luke Reppes, Gent., eighth son of John Reppes, Gent.,
who died June 4th, 1681.
VI. Reppes, with label of three. Crest : Reppes.
For Henry, eldest son of John Reppes, who died January
6th, 1666.
VII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Reppes ; 2, On a bend three cross-
crosslets (Fastolfe, Quarterly, or and azure, on a bend gules three
cross-crosslets of the first. — Bl. Norf. viii. 150, x. 236) ; 3, A bend
between three trefoils slipped (Smythe, Or, a bend between three
trefoils slipped azure. — Bl. Norf. x. 236.) Crest: Reppes, as
in No. II.
For John Reppes, who married Ann, the daughter of Nicholas
Howlet, B.D., Vicar of this parish, and died July 20th, 1672,
aged 61.
VIII. Reppes impaling Reppes. Crest : Reppes.
For "Ann, late wife of John Reppes, who died March 29th,
1681." If this be the slab for Ann, the daughter of Nicholas
Howlet, and I think that it is so, for Carthew's Launditch, iii. 321,
gives no second marriage, it is curious that the sinister side of
the shield should also bear the coat of Reppes.
IX. On a cross five bells (Sedgewick or Sigiswick, Or, on a cross
gules five bells of the field.)
For William Sigiswick, sometime Vicar of this parish, senior
Fellow of Caius College, Cambridge, who died September 26th,
1675, aged 61. This slab was placed here by his brother, Robert
Sigiswick. X. Ermine, a lion rampant between three dexter hands
couped (Neale, Ermine, a lion rampant between three dexter
hands couped gules.) Crest: A dragon's head erased (Neale, A
dragon's head or, vulned in the neck gules.)
For Gibson Neale, Gent, who died April 17th, 1747, in his
59th year.
XI. Neale.
For Sarah, wife of Gibson Neale, who died July 11th, 1747, in
her 57th year.

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Tablets in the Chancel.
XII. (Raised.) Reppes, impaling on the dexter side, Calibut,
and impaling, A fesse between three dolphins embowed (Leman,
Azure, a fesse between three dolphins embowed argent.)
For Francis, fifth son of John and Ann Reppes, born February,
1639 ; married first, Lucy, daughter of Richard Calibut of Saham;
second, Mary, daughter of John Leman of Brampton in Suffolk ;
he died December 17th, 1692.
XIII. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1, Argent, on a cross gules
five mullets or, Bodham ; 2, Or, fretty sable ; on a chief of the
second three bezants, Chamberlayne; 3, Or, on three chevrons
gules nine fleurs-de-lis of the field, Fitz Raulf of Suffolk ; 4, Or,
nine fleurs-de-lis, three, three, and three (Dallinghowe ? Vert, nine
fleurs-de-lis, three, three, and three, or) ; impaling, Azure, a wolf
rampant argent (Donne of Mattishall, Azure, a wolf salient or.)
For the Rev. Thomas Bodham, who died June 20th, 1796,
aged 58 ; and also for Ann his wife, who died January 3rd,
1846, aged 97.
XIV. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Donne; 2 and 3,
Gules, a chevron ermine between three seapies argent, Sayer.
For Edward Charles Donne, who died May 25th, 1819, aged 43.
XV. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Quarterly, first and
fourth, Or, a chevron sable between three murrs proper, Carthew ;
second and third, Azure, a chevron between three escallops or,
a bordure engrailed of the second, Colby of Banham ; 2 and 3,
Argent, a fleur-de-lis gules, with a crescent for difference, Morden;
impaling, Sable three pikes argent, Pyke. Crest: A murr proper,
ducally gorged or.
For the Rev. Morden Carthew, A.M., late Vicar of Mattishall,
who died June 11th, 1821, aged 61 ; also for his wife Emily
Tweed, daughter of  Pyke, who died May 5th, 1838,
aged 55, and was buried at Leamington.
XVI. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a chevron between three
cross-crosslets gules, Smith of Suffolk ; impaling, Argent, a fesse
between three mallets sable, Browne. Crest : Out of a mural
coronet a cock's head or (Smith. It should be an ostrich's head,
but it is very unlike one.)
For George William Smith, who died March 22nd, 1841, in
his 73rd year. He was Vicar of Bawdsey, Suffolk, and formerly
resident and Curate of this parish, also for thirty-five years of
Reymerstone. And in the vault of the Rev. Thomas Paddon lies
Mary, relict of the above, who died June 17th, 1862, in her 89th
year. Slabs in the South Chapel.
XVII. Chamberlayne. Crest : An ass's head erased, ducally
gorged (Chamberlayne, An ass's head erased argeut, ducally gorged
or.)

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For Colby Chamberlayne, Esq., who died May 23rd, 1742,
aged 55.
XVIII. (In lozenge.) Chamberlayne.
For Mary, wife of Colby Chamberlayne, who died July 1st,
1767, aged 80. Slab in the South Aisle.
XIX. Reppes. Crest: Reppes.
For Charles, fourth son of John Reppes, who died January
6th, 1665. Shields in a South Window of the Chancel.
XX. Per chevron embattled, azure and sable, in the dexter
chief point a crescent argent ; in the sinister chief point a mullet
or ; in base, a lion rampant of the last (Du Port. There should
be a bordure " gules.")
The Rev. James Mourant Du Port, M.A., was for some time
Vicar of this parish, and since 1885 Rector of Denver.
XXI. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich.
XXII. Argent, on a chevron between two couple-closes in
dented sable, three escallops or, Gonville; impaling, Or, semee of
flowers gentle, in the middle of the chief a sengreen, the flower
resting between the heads of two serpents in pale, their tails
knit together vert, the stalk on a book, leaved gules, and clasped
of the field, the whole resting on a square marble slab of the
second, Caius. The two coats within a bordure gobony argent
and sable.
For Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.
Coloured Shields on the Chapel Screen.
XXIII. Sable, a cross engrailed or, Ufford.
XXIV. Or, three cinquefoils azure, Bardolf.
XXV. A chevron between three cinquefoils. The tinctures
on this shield are not distinct enough to be given with any
certainty. XXVI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Or, a maunch gules, Hastyngs;
2 and 3, Gules, a bend argent, Folliott.
Shields on the Roof of the North Aisle.
XXVII. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
XXVIII. Gules, a chevron between three cinquefoils argent.
This and No. XXV. may be the same.
XXIX. Gules, a water-bouget sable.
XXX. Ermine, on a saltire a roundel.
XXXI. Bardolf.
XXXII. Same as No. XXVI.

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Shields on the North Channel Stalls, partly tinctured
by lines.
XXXIII. Shield of the Passion.
XXXIV. Ufford.
XXXV. A cross patonce between four martlets (Edward the
Confessor, Azure, a cross patonce between four martlets or.)
XXXVI. A chevron between three cinquefoils.
XXXVII. Same as No. XXXIII.
XXXVIII. Same as No. XXXV.
XXXIX. Ufford.
XL. Ermine, on a saltire engrailed a roundel. See No. XXX.
XLI. On a fesse between two chevrons, three escallops
(Hemenhall? Or, on a fesse between two chevrons gules three
escallops argent.) Papworth gives a somewhat similar coat for
Cawle of Buckton (Buxton ?), co. Norfolk, " Argent, on a fesse
between two chevrons gules three escallops of the field."
Shields on the South Chancel Stalls, partly
tinctured by lines.
XLII. See of Norwich.
XLIII. A long cross.
XLIV. A fesse embattled between three escallops (Beckingham
of Hoe, co. Norfolk, Argent, a fesse embattled between three
escallops sable.)
XLV. Same as No. XLI.
XLVI. Du Port.
XL VII. Same as No. XXIX.
XL VIII. Same as No. XXVI.
Over the South Door.
XLIX. The Royal Arms, G. II. R.

MATTISHALL BURGH.

REYMERSTON.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall.
I. (Obliterated.)— Bl. Norf. x. 243.
For Robert Longe, who died in 1688.

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Slab in the Chancel.
II. Two bars; in chief three annulets, charged on the upper
bar with a crescent for difference (Grigson, Gules, two bars argent,
in chief three annulets of the last); impaling, A lion passant
guardant. Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a griffin's head
(Grigson, Out of a ducal coronet or a griffin's head, chequy argent
and sable.)
For William Grigson, late of this parish, who died December
27th, .... The rest is covered up.
Slabs in the North Aisle.
III. Grigson, impaling, A lion rampant debruised by a
bendlet. Crest : Grigson.
For Catherine, late wife of Thomas Grigson, Esq., who died
October 15th, 1760, aged 28.
IV. Grigson.
For Thomas Grigson, Esq., who died August 29th, 1784, aged
69 ; and also Robert his second son, who died February 15th,
1776, aged 19. Tablets in the North Aisle.
V. (Raised.) Grigson.
For the Rev. William Grigson, M.A., who died May 29th,
1807, aged 53.
VI. (Coloured.) Sable, on a fesse embattled and counter
embattled, between three goats statant argent, as many pellets,
Mann. Crest: A demi-dragon, wings endorsed sable, guttee
d'eau. For the Rev. Thomas Mann, who died at Norwich, February
2nd, 1847, in his 87th year.
In a North Window of the Chancel.
VII. Sable, three leopards' faces jessant de fleur-de-lis or,
Gurdon. Crest : A goat climbing a rock, issuing from the top a
sprig of laurel, all proper. Motto : Virtus viget in arduis.
The Rev. Philip Gurdon was Rector of this parish, and
died 1874.

SHIPDHAM.
Tablets on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Quarterly of eight: — 1, Gules, a chevron
ermine between three bulls' heads cabossed argent, armed or,

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Bullock; 2, Argent, on a bend azure, between two lions rampant
sable, three plates, Llewellin or Flewelyn; 3, Per pale, gules and
argent, a cross engrailed ermine, Berney ; 4, Quarterly, first
and fourth, Azure, a chevron ermine between three escallops
argent, Townshend; second and third, Argent, a bend engrailed
azure between two bucks' heads cabossed sable, Needham; 5,
Chequy gules and or, on a fesse azure three escallops of the
second (Baldock. The escallops should be "argent"); 6, Gules, on
a chief argent two mullets pierced sable, Bacon; 7, Azure, on
a chevron between three estoiles or as many lozenges gules, Butts ;
8, Ermine, on a chief indented sable two lions rampant or,
Bure ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Per pale, argent and
gules, barry wavy of four, each division alternately charged
with a leopard's face and a fleur-de-lis, all counterchanged,
Bringloe ; 2 and 3, Gules, a chevron engrailed between three
escallops argent, Bedell. Crest : Five axes, handles or, blades
sable, bound together gules.
For the Rev. Colby Bullock, M.A., who died September
28th, 1817, aged 66 ; and also Elizabeth his wife, daughter of
Capel Bringloe, Esq., of Hingham, and Elizabeth his wife, sister
and coheiress of George Bedell, Esq., of Woodrising, who died
February 15th, 1811, aged 63 ; for Diana, the second daughter,
who died February 13th, 1864, aged 86; for Catherine, the
third daughter, who died March 7th, 1864, aged 85 ; for Mary,
the fourth daughter, who died April 25th, 1868, aged 87 ; and
also for Susanna, the fifth daughter, relict of the Rev. William
Girling, M.A., of Seaming, who died March 13th, 1864, aged 80.
II. (Defaced.) It was a quartered coat, Bullock quartering
Llewellin. For Robert Bullock, late of Hingham, Gent., son of Thomas
Bullock, late of this parish, by Mary, daughter of William
Llewellin, Esq., Alderman of London, who died November 2nd,
1751, in his 31st year.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall.
III. (Coloured.) Azure, three barrulets ermine, in chief as
many fleurs-de-lis or, Denn. Crests : Out of a chapeau turned up
ermine a demi-peacock proper, wings displayed.
For Robert Denn, Esq., who died at Brandon Hall, in Suffolk,
on December 21st, 1828, Aged 72.
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. Bullock. Crest : Bullock.
For Robert Bullock. See No. II.
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For Mrs. Susanna Bullock, relict of Robert Bullock of
Hingham, who died January 15th, 1768, in her 60th year.
VI. Bullock. Crest : Bullock.
For Robert Bullock, late of Hingham, who died August 20th,
1741, in his 60th year.
VII. On a fesse, between four fleurs-de-lis, two of the same
(Devall, Or, on a fesse between two and two fleurs-de-lis gules
as many fleurs-de-lis of the first. — Bl. Norf. x. 248.)
For Thomas Devall the elder, who died April 17th, 1677.
VIII. Townshend impaling Needham. Crest: A stag (Towns
hend, A stag proper.)
For Thomas Townshend, forty-seven years Rector of this
church, who died February 23rd, 1714, aged 82.
IX. Bullock.
For Diana, wife of William Clemence Bullock, and daughter of
Thomas Bullock of Shipdham. No date given.
X. A chevron ermine between three mullets pierced (Lane,
Or, a chevron between three mullets pierced gules. — Bl. Norf.
x. 248) ; impaling, Bullock. Crest : An arm holding in the hand
a mullet (Lane, A dexter arm, vested ermine, turned up and
indented argent, holding in the hand proper a mullet azure.)
For John Lane, who died December 2nd, 1732, aged 55.
XI. Bullock impaling (Llewellin. The lion in the base is turned
to the sinister.) Crest : Bullock.
For Thomas Bullock, who married Mary, daughter of William
Llewellin, Esq., Alderman of London, and died February 21st,
1736, aged 63.
Altar Tomb on the West Side of the Churchyard.
XII. Bullock, impaling, A lion rampant crowned. Crest :
Bullock. For William Bullock, late of Shipdham, Norfolk, who died
January 13th, 1673, aged 70 ; also for Thomas his son, who died
March 20th, 1715, aged 79 ; and for three grandchildren of the
said Thomas, sons of William Bullock of Starston, Gent., and
Mary his wife ; William died on February 22nd, 1729, aged 9 ;
William who died November 25th, 1732, aged 4 ; and Robert
who died May 6th, 1739, aged 18.
At the West End.
XIII. The Royal Arms on a large panel, with three shields.
"Charles IL, 1661." In the centre and on the dexter side are the
usual arms, and on the sinister side the Prince of Wales' feathers,
with Motto : Ich dien.

320 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
SOUTHBERGH.
Tablets in the Chancel, wiih coloured Shields.
I. Azure, on a chevron between three annulets argent five
cinquefoils gules (Tawell. The chevron is usually " engrailed,"
see page 161.) Crest : A pelican in her piety, vulning
herself or.
For William Tawell of Wymondham, who died June 10th,
1793, in her 63rd year.
II. Tawell, impaling, Azure, on a pale rayonee or a lion
rampant gules, Colman. Crest : Tawell.
For Henry Tawell, who died January 30th, 1773, aged 52 ; and
Mary his wife, who died February 19th, 1768, aged 39.
III. Sable, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased
argent (Cory. I cannot anywhere find this coat.)
For William Cory, B.A., late Vicar of Deopham, second son of
John Cory, B.D., late Rector of Landbeach in Cambridgeshire.
He married Sarah, daughter of John Hodgson of Cranworth, and
died June 18th, 1736, aged 33.
IV. Slab in ihe Chancel with Two Shields.
1. Three leopards' faces jessant fleur-de-lis (Garden, Sable,
three leopards' faces jessant fleur-de-lis or) ; impaling,
A fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased (Sedley,
Azure, a fesse wavy between three goats' heads erased
ermine.— Bl. Norf. ii. 479.)
2. Gurdon, impaling, Fretty (Polstead, Argent, fretty sable.)
For Muriel, second wife of Brampton Gurdon of Allington,
Suffolk, daughter of Martin Sedley of Morley, who died August
22nd, 1661, aged 78 ; for Brampton, son of Brampton and
Muriel Gurdon, who died November 3rd, 1669, aged 62 ; also for
Mary, wife of the last-named Brampton Gurdon, daughter of
Henry Polstead of London, who died August 12th, 1679,
aged 71.

THUXTON.
Over the Chancel Arch.
The Royal Arms, C. R, 1637.

TUDDENHAM, EAST.
Hatchment in the Tower.
I. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, two swans in pale argent
between as many flaunches ermine, Mellish; 2 and 3, Gules, a

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fesse between three cross-crosslets fitchee argent (Gore of
Bush Hill Park. The charges should be " or " ) ; in pretence,
Gules, a cross engrailed argent; in the first quarter an es
cutcheon of the second charged with two bars azure, a bend of
the first, Leigh. Crest : A swan's head and neck erased argent,
ducally gorged or.
The Rev. Edward Mellish was Rector of Honingham with East
Tuddenham till 1831. At the West End.
II. The Royal Arms, C. R.

TUDDENHAM, NORTH
I. Altar Tomb on the South Side of the Chancel,
with Four Shields.
1. (Raised.) A lion rampant between three trefoils slipped
(Skyppe or Skippe, Azure, a lion rampant between three
trefoils slipped argent. Bl. Norf. x. 266, gives this coat
as granted to Robert Skyp by Robert Cook, Clarencieux,
on July 24th, 1577, with a crest, " Out of a crown or, an
unicorn's head coupee argent, attired or, collared and
chained") ; impaling, Ermine, on a fesse three lions
rampant (Rant, Ermine, on a fesse sable three lions
rampant or.)
2. Skyppe, impaling, On a bend three fleurs-de-lis ; a chief,
thereon two eagles displayed (Martin, co. Cambridge,
Azure, on a bend or three fleurs-de-lis of the first ; a
chief of the second charged with two eagles displayed of
the field.)
3. Skyppe, impaling, Per chevron; in chief, three demi-lions
rampant, couped ; in base a crescent.
4. Skyppe. Crest : Skyppe.
No inscription. Tablet above No. I. on the South Chancel Wall.
II. (Raised.) Skyppe. Crest: Slcyppe.
" A sacred of Love, from Thomas Skippe of North Tuddenham,
in the county of Norfolk, Esq., one of the Gentlemen of his
Majestie's Privie Chamber, to the memory of Katherine his wife,
by whom he had issue two only daughters, Frances, who lyeth
buried in the west end of this chancel, and Mary, who sleeps by
her mother. She expired Ann. Dom. 1629. Her age 31. Her
wedlock 12."

322 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the East Chancel Wall.
III. (Raised.) Skyppe. Crest: Skyppe.
This tablet has a bust in the centre, and beneath it a few lines,
without name or date.
What stronger circle can art magic find
Wherein a scholler's spyrit can be confin'd
Then this of bookes ? Note how he spent his time
Skorneing earth's drosse to think on things sublime.
So long thy love to learninge shall be read
Whilst fame shall last, or statues for the dead.
IV. Slab on the North Side of the Chancel.
There are now but two shields visible, but I think there are
more, covered up by the pews and organ.
1. On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent, on a cross
sable five fleurs-de-lis of the first) ; impaling, A chevron
ermine between three birds.
2. Le Neve.
" Sarah Le Neve, vidua, nuper uxor Roberti Le Neve, clerici,
sacrse theologise baccalaurei, hie jacet sepulta Januarii 6 Ao. Dni.
1637."— Bl. Norf x. 267. Slab in the Nave.
V. Three bucks trippant ( Whale, Argent, three bucks trippant
gules. — Bl. Norf. x. 267) ; impaling, A fesse nebulae between
three estoiles of eight points.
For Thomas Whale, Gent., who died April 7th, 1661, about
the age of 60 ; and also Dorothy his wife, who died December 16th,
1658, aged 54.
At the West End, on the South Side, Four
coloured Shields.
I fancy these shields must have been painted simply with a
view to effect and decoration. I give them as they are. See
No. I.
VI. Gules, a lion rampant argent between three trefoils
slipped or, Skyppe.
VII. Skyppe, impaling, Azure, on a bend gules three fleurs-
de-lis or ; a chief of the third, thereon two eagles displayed sable.
VIII. Skyppe, impaling, Ermine, on a fesse gules three lions
rampant argent.
IX. Same as No. VI.
Windows on the South Side of the Nave.
X. Gules, a chevron argent between two crosses potent in
chief and an annulet in base or ( Wotton. — Bl. Norf. x. 267.)

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XI. Wotton, impaling, Gules, a saltire between four cross-
crosslets fitchee argent, Brampton.
XII. Wotton, impaling, Argent, three cinquefoils gules,
Southwell. In the 19th of Henry VIII. William Wotton, Esq., was lord
of this manor. He married Ann, daughter of Richard Southwell
of Woodrising. Windows on the North Side of the Nave.
XIII. Gules, a lion rampant argent.
XIV. Gules, a lion rampant argent ; impaling Wotton.
XV. Argent, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich.
In the West Window.
XVI. Two keys in saltire, St. Peter.
Altar Tomb on the North Side of the Churchyard.
XVII. A maunch. Crest: A bull's head erased. The arms
of Hastings are, "Argent, a maunch sable," and the crest is,
" A bull's head erased sable, armed and ducally gorged or."
The inscription on this tomb is much defaced, the most I can
with any certainty decipher is, " Mrs. Anne  Daughter of
Philip  " At the west end is, "John Monse, who died
Jan^ 16, 172 j, aged 53."

WESTFIELD.
Slab in the Nave.
I. Between two bendlets three walnut leaves (Waller, Sable,
between two bendlets argent, three walnut leaves or.) Crest:
On a mount a walnut tree with an escutcheon pendant from the
dexter side, thereon the arms of France within a bordure ( Waller,
On a mount vert a walnut tree proper, on the sinister side an
escutcheon pendent charged with the arms of France, with a
label of three, argent.) Sir Richard Waller, fighting at Agincourt,
took prisoner the Duke of Orleans, and was allowed by Henry V.
to add the French arms to his crest.
For Thomas Waller, Gent., born at East Dereham, November
27th, 1695, died December 27th, 1770, aged 75.

WHINBURGH.
Brass in the Nave.

I. On a bend cotised three martlets. There is no inscription,
Bl. Norf. x. 273 gives the tinctures thus : " Azure, on a bend

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cotissed argent three martlets gules," and it is there assigned to
Malherbe, but it does not correspond with the usual coat of that
family. It is again given in x. 221 as an impalement of Whin-
berg h, with the tinctures different, "Azure, on a bend gules
cottised argent three martlets or."
Slab in the Chancel.
II. On a cross five fleurs-de-lis (Le Neve, Argent, on a cross
sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.)
For " Robert Le Neve, Rector of Whynburgh, who dyed June
9th, 1676." In the South Porch.
III. The Royal Arms of G. R., before the Union with Ireland.

WOODRISING.
I. Monument on the North Side of the Chancel,
with Three Shields.
1. (Raised.) Quarterly of six : — 1 and 6, Three cinquefoils
(Southwell, Argent, three cinquefoils gules) ; 2, Ermine,
two rings interlaced ; on a chief three crosses pattee
( Wichingham, Ermine, two rings interlaced sable ; on a
chief of the last three crosses pattee argent) ; 3, Ermine,
on a bend three fleurs-de-lis ; 4, On a fesse between
two chevrons three crescents (Tendring of Brenthall,
co. Essex, Azure, on a fesse between two chevrons
argent, three crescents gules) ; 5, A chevron between
ten cross-crosslets, six and four (Holbrook, Gules, a
chevron between ten cross-crosslets or.) Crest : A demi-
Indian goat rampant, ducally gorged.
2. (In lozenge.) Quarterly of five : — 1, Three cinquefoils
(Darcy, Argent, three cinquefoils gules) ; 2, A fesse
ermine cotised (Harlstone, Argent, a fesse ermine, cotised
sable) ; 3, A goat salient ; 4, A chevron, and in
dexter chief an annulet (Wanton, Argent, a chevron
sable, and in the dexter chief an annulet of the second) ;
5, A fesse between six oak leaves (Fitz Langley, Argent,
a fesse between six oak leaves gules.) This shield has a
crescent for difference.
3. Same as No. 2.
There is no inscription, but from the shields it must have been
erected in memory of Sir Richard Southwell, who " was a
favourite of King Henry VIII., one of the visitors appointed by him
of the monasteries in Norfolk, of the Privy Council to the King,

Sif^ Francis Crane, Knight,
Chancellor op the ^VIost J^oble Prder of the Garter.

Heare lyeth robakt THE ELDEST SONNE &
HEYRE OFS*:R0BART SOWKWELLKNIGfTBiEW
ZABETH THE ELDEST DAVCHTER OF CHARLES
LO: HOWARD L:AdMIRAL OF ENGLANDE WHO
DEPTED THIS LYFE THE .XXlil.OF SEPTEBJ586

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also Edward VI. and Queen Mary, Master of the Ordnance and
the Armory, one of the executors of King Henry VIII., and High
Steward of the Duchy of Lancaster ; he married first, Thomasine,
daughter of Sir Robert Darcy, Knt., of Danbury in Essex ; and
second, Mary, daughter of Thomas Darcy of Danbury." — Bl. Norf
x. 276-77. It is a curious coincidence that he and his two
wives all bore the same arms.
Brasses in the Chancel.
II. (Tinctured by lines.) Per bend, azure and or, Crane.
Crest : A pair of wings endorsed and erect, running through
them a scroll, thereon "Virtus ad Astra." Beneath the shield,
supported by a chain, is the badge of the Order of the Garter.
The inscription is on white marble let into the slab beneath the
brass shield, "Sr Francis Crane, K'., Chancellor of the Most
Noble Order of the Garter (aged about 57 years), dyed the 26th
daye of June, at Paris in France, from whence his body was
brought and buried in this place the 10th daye of July following,
An° 0^1636."
III. Quarterly : — 1, Southwell; 2, On a saltire a rose, with
crescent for difference (Neville, Gules, on a saltire argent a rose
of the field) ; 3, Chequy  ; 4, Fretty ; on a canton a
hunting horn stringed.
For " Robert the eldest sonne and heyre of Sr Robart Southwell,
Knight, by Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of Charles Lo. Howard,
Ld Admiral of Englande, who depted. this lyfe the xxiii of
Septeb. 1586."
IV. Same as No. III., with no inscription.
Slabs in the Chancel.
V. (In lozenge.) A chevron between three martlets.
For " Dame Jane Crane, late wife of Sr Richard Crane (of this
place), Baronet, deceased. His body layeth buried in the Church
of Cardiffe in South Wales. My dayes ended the 3° of September,
1647." Bl. Norf. x. 279, states that " Richard Crane was created
a Baronet on March 20th, 1642 ; that he married Mary, daughter
of William, Lord Widdrington, and died in 1645."
VI. On a fesse between three crosses pattee fitchee as many
annulets, with a label of three for difference (Crane of Buckingham
shire, Gules, on a fesse between three crosses pattee fitchee or,
as many annulets azure) ; impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, On a
chevron three roundels, in the dexter chief a crescent (Bond,
Argent, on a chevron sable three bezants; in chief a crescent
gules) ; 2 and 3, Crane of Woodrising.
For " Frances, ye wife of William Crane, who died May 19th,
1655, aged 37." Bl. Norf. x. 279 states that, " By Mary, daughter

326 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
of  Bond, the adopted heir and niece of Sir Francis Crane,
this property came to William Crane, Esq., son of John Crane
of Loughton in Buckinghamshire, Clerk of the Kitchen to King
James and King Charles I." There is evidently a mistake ; the
name "Mary" should be "Frances."
VII. A chevron engrailed between three escallops (Bedell of
Hamerton, co. Huntingdon, Gules, a chevron engrailed between
three escallops argent.) Crest : Out of a palisado crown a buck's
head (Bedell, Out of a palisado crown a buck's head or, attired
azure.) For John Bedell of Woodrising, who died January 10th, 1708,
aged 27.
VIII. Bedell. Crest: Bedell.
For Edward Bedell, who died March 30th, 1690.
IX. (In lozenge.) Bedell, impaling, Three church bells, a
canton ermine (Porter, Sable, three church bells argent, a canton
ermine.) For "Isabella Bedel, wife and widdow of Eduard Bedel, Esq™,
daughter of George Porter, Esqre, and ye Lady Diana, his honble
consort, who died May 21, 1705."
X. Tablet in the South Aisle wiih three Shields.
1. (Tinctured by lines.) Ermine, on a cross gules five escallops
argent, with crescent for difference, Weyland.
2. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Weyland ; 2 and 3, Per pale, argent
and gules, a lion rampant of the first ; impaling, Sable, a
fesse between three sheldrakes argent, Sheldon.
3. Weyland, in pretence, Gules, a fesse between two chevrons
argent, Nourse.
Crest over each shield : A lion rampant sable.
For John Weyland, Esq., of Woodrising Hall, who died in
October, 1767 ; for Anne his widow (descended from the ancient
family of Sheldon), who died January, 1768 ; for Mark Weyland
of George Lane, London, and Swaffham in this county, younger
brother of the said John Weyland, Governor of the Bank of
England, who died March, 1797, aged 72; for John Weyland,
Esq., of Woodrising Hall, and of Woodeaton in the county of
Oxford, who died at his house in Lower Grosvenor Street, London,
July, 1825, aged 81 ; also for Elizabeth his wife, daughter and
coheiress of John Nourse, Esq., of Woodeaton, who died Februarv,
1822, aged 77. Hatchments in the Nave.
XL Weyland, impaling, Azure, a talbot passant or; on a
chief indented argent three cross-crosslets sable, Keene. Crest:
Weyland.

MITFORD HUNDRED. 327
"John Weyland, Esq., of Woodrising, married on March 12th,
1799, Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Whitshed Keene, Esq.,
of Richmond, M.P. for Montgomery." — Burke's Landed Gentry.
XII. Same as No. XL, without the crest.
XIII. Weyland, in pretence Nourse. Crest : Weyland.
XIV. Weyland, impaling, Sable, three boars' heads couped or,
langued gules ; a bordure chequy of the second and first, Gordon.
Richard Weyland, who was an officer in the army, and served
in the Peninsular war, married on September 12th, 1820,
Charlotte, daughter of Charles Gordon of Cluny. — Burke's Landed
Gentry.

YAXHAM.
Brass on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, on a
fesse sable three fleurs-de-lis of the first, Patteson; 2, Barry of
six argent and sable ; 3, Sable, three eagles with wings displayed
or. For William Frederick Patteson, M.A., Vicar of St. Helen's,
Norwich, for fifty-seven years, Hon. Canon of Norwich Cathedral,
who died November 14th, 1881, aged 81 ; also for Eleanor his
wife, who died September 3rd, 1864, aged 64.
In a Window of the South Aisle.
II. Crest: A wolf's head erased or, Donne.
For Roger Manning Donne, who died at Santander in Spain,
on February 2nd, 1836, aged 24 ; for two sons of the Rev.
Castries Mott Donne, Vicar of Hempnall ; also for John Thomas
Donne, M.B., Army Surgeon, who died at St. Thome, Madras,
July 1st, 1848, aged 35.
In a Window on the North Side of the Nave.
III. Sable, a chevron argent between three griffins' heads
erased or, Heyhoe. Crest : A griffin's head, as in the arms.
For Jermyn Heyhoe, who died in 1809; Charles Heyhoe, who
died in 1829 ; and Elizabeth Heyhoe, who died in 1838.
In the Windows of the Chancel.
IV. Argent, on a bend vert three bucks' heads cabossed of the
field, Fawset. Crest: A buck's head couped.
V. Azure, a cross engrailed ermine, Stoughton. Crest: A
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328 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VI. Azure, three cinquefoils or, Collinson. Crest: A demi-
lion rampant holding in the paws a cinquefoil or. — Carthew's
Launditch, iii. 6.
VII. Same as No. V.
VIII. Per fesse, or and azure, -in chief a demi-lion rampant
issuant gules, a bordure argent (Marcon, Azure, on a chief or
a demi-lion rampant issuant gules, a bordure argent.) Crest: A
lion sejant, winged or, supporting a lyre of the first, behind the
lion's head the sun rising proper.
IX. Same as No. VIII.
X. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Azure, a wolf salient or, Donne; 2,
Gules, a chevron ermine between three seapies argent, Sayer.
Crest : Donne.
XI. Gules, a chevron engrailed between three owls argent,
Hewitt. Crest: On the trunk of an old tree, from which springs
fresh branches, an owl, all proper.
For " Catherine, daughter of Charles Hewitt and wife of
William Bodham Donne, who died in 1843 ; also for Catharine,
wife of Charles Hewitt, who died in 1820."
In a Window at the West End of the South Aisle.
XII. Gules, on a chevron argent three torteaux.
XIII. Same as No. XII.
On the Chancel Roof.
XIV. Same as No. XII.
XV. Or, on a bend between three crosiers gules as many
plates, Wendling Abbey (Azure, three crosiers or, over all on a
fesse gules three plates, each charged with the letters IHS
sable.) XVI. Chequy, azure and or; on a canton argent a lion
rampant gules, Warren.
XVII. Barry of eight, or and gules, Fitz Alan.
XVIII. Gules, two keys in saltire or, St. Peter.
XIX. Argent, on a chief vert, between two mullets, a cross
tau or, Drury.
XX. Or, a cross gules, Bigot.
XXI. Ermine, a bend chequy, argent and sable, Cur son.
XXII. Marcon.
XXIII. Or, on a canton azure a falcon volant of the first,
Thurston. This is not the usual coat borne by the Thurstons
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XXIV. Curson.
XXV. Argent, a maunch sable, Hastyngs.
XXVI. Argent, six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one, azure ;
a chief indented or, Paston.
XXVII. Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross counterchanged,
Haydon or Heydon.
XXVIII. Argent, a fesse between three cross-crosslets fitchee
gules, Crane of Suffolk. The Cranes of Woodrising held the
manor here after the Southwells. See page 325.
XXIX. Azure, three mitres, labelled or, See of Norwich.
XXX. Azure, three cinquefoils or, Bardolf.
XXXI. Ermine, three chevrons sable, Reppes.
XXXII. Azure, fretty argent ; on a canton gules the sun in
its splendour.
XXXIII. Argent, three cinquefoils gules, South-well.
Over the North Door in the Nave.
XXXIV. (Carved in wood.) The Royal Arms of George R.,
after the Union with Ireland.

331

EAST FLEGG HUNDEED.

CAISTER.
Tablets on the North Side of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Gules, a chevron ermine between three
dolphins embowed argent, Blennerhasset. Crest : Between two
wings erect argent, a fox sejant gules (Blennerhasset of Frenze,
A fox sejant.)
"M.S. Johannis de Blenner Heysettorum, obiit June 11, 1704,
setat. 52."— Bl. Norf. xi. 214.
II. (With bust, shield not coloured.) A chevron between
three cocks (Crowe, Gules, a chevron between three cocks
argent. — Bl. Norf. xi. 214.) Crest : Gone.
" Gulielmus Crowe, Armiger, Natus est aiio reparatse salutis
1617, obiit 1668. iEtatis suae 51."
III. (Coloured.) Gyrony of eight, or and sable ; on a chief
of the second two leopards' faces of the first, Crowe. This is the
usual coat.
" Rogerus Crowe, Armiger, obiit decimo Martii
A f Mxsd Xtia3 MDCCXXVII.
Anno|^tatisLV.
Johannes Bedingfeld, ex Sorore Filius et Heeres, Scriptus hoc
Monumentum Gratitudinis et Pietatis ergo posuit."
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. Three storks (Gibson, Azure, three storks argent) ; im
paling Crowe, as in No. III. Crest : Five arrows, four in
saltire and one in pale, points downwards, all interlaced,
above the arrows a mascle (Crowe of Bilney, Five arrows
sable, feathered argent, four in saltire and one in pale, tied
together with a string gules, between the arrows a mascle or.)
"Hie condita sunt corpora Marthse et Johannis Gibson,
Mariti ejus, Rectoris de Caistor. Ilia obiit 12 kal. Octob.
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332 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
A.D. [1707, setat] 66. Hie 5to Id. Decemb. 170[8 setat. 70.]" The
words in brackets from Bl. Norf. xi. 213, as that portion of the
slab is covered up.
V. A lion rampant ( Womack, Argent, a lion rampant gules) ;
impaling, Gibson. Crest : A cross-crosslet.
For "Laurence Womack, Clerk, who died Deer. 30th, 1724,
aged 57 ; also for Elizabeth his wife, daughter of John Gibson
and Martha his wife, who died June 17th, 1753, in her
78th year."
VI. Blennerhasset, impaling, A lion rampant, Womack ? Crest :
Blennerhasset. For "Mrs. Eliza Blenner Haysett, who died Oct. 12th, 1723,
in her 79th year. She was wife of Mr. John Blenner Haysett,
whom she survived 19 years."
VII. Per chevron : in chief, two swans respectant ; in base,
a fish naiant ( Cobb of Snettisham, Per chevron, gules and sable,
two swans respectant in chief argent, peded and beaked azure ;
in base, a herring cobb naiant or. — Bl. Norf. x. 377); impaling,
Per pale, three eagles displayed (Coke of Holkham, Per pale,
gules and azure, three eagles displayed argent.) Crests : 1, An
elephant passant (Cobb of Oxfordshire, An elephant passant or) ;
2, On a chapeau, turned up ermine, an ostrich holding in the
mouth a horseshoe (Coke of Holkham, On a chapeau azure,
turned up ermine, an ostrich argent, holding in the mouth a
horseshoe or.)
"Heere under resteth the body of Jeffery Cobbe, aged foure
and ffortie yeares. He was buried the second day of November,
in the yeere of our Lord God one thousand six hundred and
ffiftie seaven." Hatchment on the South Wall of the Chancel.
VIII. Azure, three salmon haurient argent (Salmon, Sable,
three salmon haurient or) ; impaling, Barry of six azure and or,
over all a bend argent, Langford ? Crest : A dexter arm in
armour proper, holding in the hand a falchion.
There is near to this hatchment a tablet in memory of
" Elizabeth Frederica Salmon, widow of William Orton Salmon,
Esq., formerly of the Bengal Civil Service, who died April 11th,
1849, aged 73." Tablet of Wood in the South Aisle.
IX. (Coloured.) Argent, six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and
one, azure ; a chief indented or, Paston. Crest : A griffin sejant,
wings endorsed or, holding in the beak a chaplet gules.
These were his armes that of his store
Gave to this town to feed the poor.

Arms — Cobb : Jmfaling Coke.
jTeffe^y Pobbe, 1657.

SLAB AT CAISTER.

EAST FLEGG HUNDRED. 333
There are two tablets similar to this on the wall of the north
transept, St. Nicholas' Church, Great Yarmouth, one of which
has been lately engraved in Selection of Norfolk Antiquities, by
Mr. C. J. W. Winter.
Tablet in ihe Porch.
X. (Coloured.) Argent, a cross engrailed sable between four
pellets, Clayton.
For Robert Clayton, Rector for fifty-six years, who died
September 22nd, 1781, aged 83.
In the South Aisle.
XI. Royal Arms of George III, before the Union with
Ireland, 1786. Slab by the South Wall of ihe Church.
XII. (Tinctured by lines.) Barry of ten, or and sable ; a
bend gules. See No. VIII. Crest : On a ducal coronet an eagle
displayed. Mottoes : 1, Pro rege et patria ; 2, Ad sidera.
There is no inscription, but close to it a stone in memory of
"Elizabeth, relict of the Rev. John Salmon, Rector of Shelton
and Hardwick, mother of Benjamin Salmon, Rector of this
parish, who died December 7th, 1793, in her 90th year.
Altar Tombs at the West End of the Churchyard.
XIII. On a bend three cocks' head erased ( Worship, Argent,
on a bend azure three cocks' heads erased or, combed and wattled
gules. See page 343.) Crest: A cock's head erased (Worship,
A cock's head as in the amis.)
For J. Lucas Worship, Esq., who died January 19th, 1787,
aged 37 ; John Worship, who died October 31st, 1804, aged 61 ;
W. Worship, Senr., who died November 23rd, 1777, aged 80;
Ann his wife, who died April 17th, 1775, aged 63 ; W. Worship,
Gent., who died March 16th, 1784, aged 62.
XIV. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, an eagle displayed sable ;
on a chief azure three crosses pattee fitchee or, Harrison. Motto :
Le culte en difficulte.
For John Harrison, second son of John and Maria Harrison,
born February 20th, 1790, died August 20th, 1863; Louisa
Maria, wife of James Hargrave Harrison, sixth daughter of
Charles Doman, Esq., who died November 15th, 1861, aged 19
years and 10 months; Maria, fifth child of John and Maria
Harrison, horn March 31st, died May 21st, 1822.
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334 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

FILBY.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel, with
coloured Shields.
I. Argent, a fesse between six annulets gules, Lucas; in
pretence, Azure, a cross between four eagles displayed argent,
Ward of Gorleston and Homersfield, co. Suffolk, granted
12th July, 1593. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet or a dragon's
head gules, holding in the mouth a . . . . ?
For "Gibson Lucas, Esq., of this parish, who died August 15th,
1790, aged 58 ; also for his wife Mary Ann, daughter of Neale
Ward, Esq., of Bury St. Edmund's, who died December 12th,
1774, aged 33.
Monument against the South Wall of the Chancel, with
Figure of an Angel, Shield white.
II. Lucas. Crest : Lucas.
For Charles Lucas, Esq., born June 8th, 1765, died November
14th, 1831. Slabs in the Chancel.
III. A talbot passant ; on a chief indented three cross-crosslets
(Keene, Azure, a talbot passant or; on a chief indented argent
three cross-crosslets sable) ; impaling, A chevron between three
pairs of wings conjoined and erect (Reve, Azure, a chevron
between three pairs of wings conjoined and erect or.) Crest :
A hind's head erased, charged with roundels (Keene, A hind's
head erased sable bezantee.)
For John Keene, who died September 5th, 1686.
IV. A lion passant, Taylor; impaling, A lion rampant
( Womack ? Argent, a lion rampant gules.) Crest : A leopard
passant. For " Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, wife of the Rev. Christr. Taylor,
Rector, who died April 1, 1797, in her 39th year; also for the
Rev. Christr. Taylor, who died April 12th, 1820, aged 73."
I have not been able to make certain that Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor
was Miss Womack.
V. On a bend cotised, between six martlets, three mullets
(Whaites or Whaits, On a bend three mullets. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. C, 133.)
For "Thomas Whaites, Clerk, who died April 25th, 1770,
aged 75, Rector for 48 years ; and also for Bridjane his wife,
who died December 4th, 1777, aged 75."

EAST FLEGG HUNDRED. 335
VI. A chevron between two pierced mullets in chief, and a
buck's head in base (Wace, Rector of Fylbey. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. C, 245.) Crest : A pack saddle.
For James Wace, Clerk, Rector for forty years, who died
May 25th, 1722, aged 66 ; also for Anne his wife, a daughter of
Thomas Weld, who died May 4th, 1721, aged 52.
Standing at the West End.
VII. The Royal Arms of G. III. R, before the Union with
Ireland.

MAUTBY.
Tomb by the South Wall of the Nave.
I. The arms are all defaced on the shields, see Bl. Norf.
xi. 230. It was probably for one of the De Mautebys.
Slabs in the Chancel.
II. Within a double orle a griffin segreant (Boys or Boyce,
Or, a griffin segreant sable, a bordure gules. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. B, 53.)
"Hie jacet Edwardus Boys, e generosa, familia de Fredvil in
agro Cantiano oriundus, Coft Corps Xti Cantabr. Socius in
Theologia Bac. & tandem hujus Eccliae Rector indigii, qui
obiit decimo die mensis Martii (Salutis 1667.
Anno^iEtatis 67.
( Regiminis 28.
MBV : EHN : P."
III. On a fesse between two chevrons three escallops (Call,
Or, on a fesse between two chevrons gules three escallops
argent. — Vis. of Norf i. 22.)
For "Andreas Call obiit 20mo die mens. Mart. Ano Doih 1697,
setat. suae cure (sic) 56'°."
Tablet on the North Wall of ihe Chancel.
IV. (Coloured.) Argent, a fesse between six annulets gules,
Lucas. Crest : Out of a ducal coronet or a dragon's head gules.
For Richard Gay Lucas, Rector, who died August 21st, 1771,
aged 77 ; also for Mary his wife, who died February 14th,
1760, aged 62.

336 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slabs in the Nave.
V. A chevron between three owls' heads erased affrontee
(Howlet, Three owls' heads erased. — Bl. Norf. xi. 230) ; impaling,
A lion rampant (Womack, Argent, a lion rampant gules.) Crest :
A cross-crosslet, Womack.
For Mrs. Katherine Howlet, widow of Robert Howlet, Gent.,
of North Lopham, who died May 23rd, 1741, aged 69, only
daughter of Laurence Womack, Gent., and Anne his wife, late
of Mautby Hall.
VI. Howlet impaling Womack. Crest : Womack.
For Robert Howlet, who died October 22nd, 1714, aged 39.
I presume from the use of the Womack crest that the Howlets
did not bear one.
VII. Womack. Crest : Womack.
For Robert, son of Roger and Susan Womack, who died
October 15th, 1800, aged 48 ; for Arthur, son of Roger and
Rebecca Womack, who died August 3rd, 1812, aged 76 ; and
also for Susanna, wife of Arthur Womack, who died January
25th, 1817, aged 80.
VIII. Womack. Crest : Womack.
For Anne Womack, who died May 30th, 1690, aged 49 ; and
Laurence Womack, who died September 30th, 1709, aged 71.
IX. Womack. Crest: Womack.
For Roger Womack, who died April 11th, 1785, aged 70 ;
for Rebecca his first wife, who died April 2nd, 1738, aged 22 ;
and also for Elizabeth his second wife, who died December 22nd,
1746, aged 24.
X. Quarterly, per fesse indented, in the first quarter a lion
passant guardant (Croft or Crofts, Quarterly, per fesse indented
azure and or, in the first quarter a lion passant guardant of the
second. See page 252. The coat of Cross is, "Quarterly, in
the first quarter a cross ") ; impaling Womack. Crest : A lion's
head erased. Motto : Foy pour devoir.
For George Cross, who died February 11th, 1770, aged 69 ;
for Catherine his wife, daughter of Arthur Womack, who died
December 23rd, 1780, aged 71 ; and for Catherine their daughter,
who died January 5th, 1768, aged 18.
XI. Womack. Crest : Womack.
For Arthur Womack, the loving husband of Elizabeth
Womack, who died May 30th, 1734, aged 63; for Elizabeth
Womack his wife, who died January 5th, 1721, aged 47; for
Laurence their son, who died November 22nd, 1718, aged 18;
for John their son, who died November 5th, 1721, aged 8 ; also
for Sarah, late wife of the above Arthur Womack, who died
December 18th, 1732, aged 57.

EAST FLEGG HUNDRED. 337
Shields in Windows on the North Side of the Nave.
XII. Azure, a cross or, Mautby or De Mauteby.
XIII. Mautby.
For their connection with the manor see Bl. Norf. xi. 226 — 230.

ORMESBY ST. MARGARET.
I. Monument against the North Wall of the Chancel,
with Three raised Shields.
1. (At the top.) On a fesse three eagles displayed (Clere,
Argent, on a fesse azure three eagles displayed or.)
2. Clere, with the Ulster badge and label of three ; impaling,
Three fleurs-de-lis (Moundeford or Mondeford of Feltwell,
Argent, three fleurs-de-lis gules.)
3. Clere, with the Ulster badge and label of three. Crest :
Out of a ducal coronet a plume of feathers. It is much
broken.
" Hie requiescit Henricus Clere Baronettus, qui thalamo sibi
conjunxit Merielem filiam Edmundi Dni Mondeford, Equitis
Aurati, ex qua habuit prolem unicam filiam Abigalem, obiit xxii
Augusti, Anno Diii MDCXXII. ^Etatis suse ..."
Brass on the Chancel Floor, with Portraiture.
II. The shields formerly above the figure are gone. There
were two, and they are thus described in Cotman's Monumental
Brasses, p. 39 : (1) Quarterly : — 1, Clere ; 2, Gules, a bend
componee or and azure between six cross-crosslets argent,
Ormesby ; 3, Gules, a fesse or; in chief a label of three ermine,
Snecke ; 4, Argent, a chevron between three crosslets fitchee and
five billets sable, Westlesse. (2) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Clere; 2
and 3, Argent, a cross moline gules, Owydale or Udale ; impaling,
Argent, a chevron gules between three bulls' heads couped
sable, Boleyn.
There are still in existence, between each word of the in
scription, shields of arms shewing the alliances of the family.
1. An eagle displayed, Cotton.
2. Owydale or Udale, with an annulet at the fesse point.
3. Three clubs. This is given by Cotman as, " Or, three spear
heads sable, Patole. See Bl. Norf. vi. 390."
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338 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
5. A chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis (Rees, Gules,
a chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis or.)
6. Three bulls' heads couped.
7. A chevron ; in chief a label of three (Hopton. Argent, a
chevron azure.)
8. A chevron between, in chief, two cross-crosslets fitchee and
three billets, and in base one cross-crosslet fitchee and
two billets ( Westlesse. See Cotman's account.)
9. On a chevron three estoiles.
10. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A bend ; 2 and 3, Fretty (Hue le
Despensier. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Argent, a bend sable ;
2 and 3, Gules, fretty or) ; impaling, A saltire engrailed
(Kerdestone ? Gules, a saltire engrailed argent.)
11. Two chevrons reversed; in chief a crescent for difference
(Newton, co. Norfolk, Argent, two chevrons reversed
gules.— Harl. MSS. 1386, fo. 35 ; Bl. Norf. vi. 391.)
12. Ermine, on a chief three crosses pattee (Wichingham,
Ermine, on a chief sable three crosses pattee or.)
13. Three hammers (Martel, Gules, three hammers or.)
14. Three chevrons (Clare ? Or, three chevrons gules.)
15. Owydale, as in No. 2.
16. A cross engrailed (Ufford ? Sable, a cross engrailed or.)
17. Cotton ? Same as No. 1.
18. Three quatrefoils (Bardolf, Azure, three quatrefoils or.
They are usually cinquefoils.)
19. Cotton ? Same as No. 1.
20. Same as No. 6.
21. On a bend three mascles. Cotman has here "Argent,
three mascles between two bendlets sable," for Gimming-
ham. The family of Pert bore, " Argent, on a bend gules
three mascles of the first.
22. Snecke. The label is here ermine.
23. Westlesse.
24. A cross, in the first quarter a spear-head in pale.
25. Owydale. There is no annulet here.
26. Paly wavy of six (Molyns, Paly wavy of six or and gules.)
27. Shield of the Passion.
" Orate pro aia Roberti Clere, Militis, qui obiit decimo die
mensis Augusti Anno Domini millesimo quincentessimo vicesimo
nono, cujus anime propicietur Deus. Amen."
Slabs in the Chancel.
III. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, A dolphin naiant embowed
(Symonds of Suffield, Sable, a dolphin naiant embowed) ; 2 and 3,
Per fesse, a pale with six trefoils slipped (Symonds of Ormesby,
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counterchanged. For a full -account of these two coats see
Burke, where the second is said to be the most ancient) ; impaling,
An eagle displayed (Cotton of Connington, Azure, an eagle
displayed argent, armed gules.)
For Mary, " the loving and beloved wife of Jonathan Symonds
of Ormesby, Esq., daughter of William Cotton of Cotton in the
county of Chester, fourth son of Sir Thomas Cotton of Great
Cunington (sic) in Huntingdonshire, Baronet, who died March
25th, 1717, aged 46 ; also for the abovesaid Jonathan Symonds,
who died October 29th, 1726, aged 75."
IV. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Symonds of Ormesby ; 2 and 3
Symonds of Suffield. Motto : Rectus in curvo.
For Cotton Symonds, Esq., who died February 26th, 1761,
aged 57 ; and also Elizabeth Symonds his wife, widow, who
died February 8th, 1777.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
V. (Coloured.) Or, on a bend between two cotises dan
cettee sable three eagles displayed argent, Ramey; impaling,
Gules, a chevron sable between three lions' gambs erect and
erased proper ; on a chief argent an eagle displayed sable
(Browne of Weald Hall, co. Essex, Gules, a chevron between
three lions' gambs erect and erased argent ; on a chief of the
second an eagle displayed sable, armed and crowned or) ; Crest :
An eagle displayed argent.
For John Ramey, Esq., who died January 15th, 1794, aged
75 ; for John Ramey, Jun., Esq., who died February, 1798,
aged 44; for Abigail, wife of John Ramey, Jun., Esq., who
died May 30th, 1811, aged 85; and for the Rt. Honble. the
Lady Caroline Home, granddaughter (? of John Ramey, Esq.),
daughter of Alexander, Earl of Home, who died April 30th,
1794, aged 25. On the Font.
VI. A fesse. This must be the remains of the coat of Clere.
On the Nave Roof.
\ VII. Three crowns (East Anglia, Azure, three crowns or.)
\ Tomb in the Churchyard.
VHI Crest: A falcon, beaked and belled, on its breast a
cross, beneath it the Ulster badge (Lacon, Bart., of Ormesby, A
falcon proper, beaked and belled or.)
This is at the entrance to the Lacon vault.

340 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
ORMESBY ST. MICHAEL.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Gules, a chevron between three pears or,
Abbot ; impaling, Argent, on a chevron azure, between three
foxes' heads erased gules as many pears or, Upcher. Crest : A
plume of five ostrich feathers, out of a ducal coronet a horse's
head, Upcher. The dexter coat is that borne by Charles Abbot
on his book-plate.
For Robert Upcher, late of Sudbury, co. Suffolk, who died
December 5th, 1787, aged 61 ; also for Peter Upcher of Great
Yarmouth, who died December 8th, 1796, aged 46. This tablet *
was erected by Elizabeth his beloved wife. " Peter Upcher of
Sudbury married Susan, daughter of Charles Abbot, Gent."—
Burke's Landed Gentry. Slabs in the Chancel.
II. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Upcher ; 2 and 3, Abbot. Crest :
Upcher. Motto : Prsestat opibus sapientia.
For Emily, daughter of Peter Upcher, Esq., and Elizabeth his
wife, who died April 10th, 1783, aged 15 months.
III. With Two Shields.
1. Three castles triple-towered (Castell, Argent, three castles
triple-towered gules.) Crest : A dragon's head couped
(Castell, A dragon's head, couped at the neck gules.)
2. (In lozenge.) Three eagles displayed ; impaling, On a bend
between six mullets a quatrefoil.
For Anne, wife of John Castell, Gent., who died December
12th, 1714, aged 59 ; for Mr. John Castell, who died July 2nd,
1718, aged 69 ; for John their son, who died at the age of 17
years ; for Deborah their daughter, who died 26 years old ; and
also for Robert, Anne, and Mirabella, who died infants.
IV. Per pale, three bucks trippant (Suckling of Woodton,
Per pale, gules and azure, three bucks trippant or) ; impaling,
Per pale, on a fesse wavy between three crosses patt6e as many
crescents (Godsalve, Per pale, gules and azure, on a fesse wavy
argent between three crosses pattee or as many crescents sable.)
Crest : A buck springing, holding in its mouth a branch (Suckling,
A buck courant or, holding in the mouth a branch of honeysuckle
proper. It is thus given in Burke's Armory, but on this slab
" the buck " is certainly " springing," and corresponds with that
described on p. 141.)

* The chancel of this church being now (1886) under restoration, this tablet is
partially covered up.

/ohn Pastell, 1718.

^nne Pastell, 1714.

JCATHERINE jSuCKLING, 1649.
SfcA&S! *#¦ ORMESBY, ST. MICHAEL.

B.D-XdzU

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For Katherine, wife of Lionell Suckling, Esq., who died
September 8th, 1649. " Though dead yet deare
Though deare yet dead to me
Dead is her body
Deare is her memorie."
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
V. (Coloured.) Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Quarterly, azure and
gules, a cross flory between four trefoils slipped or, Manning;
2 and 3, Argent, a fesse between three boars' heads erased
sable, Allison; impaling, Sable, on a chevron between six
crosses pattee fitchee or as many fleurs-de-lis azure, Smyth of
Topcroft. The chevron is generally " engrailed." Crest : Out
of a ducal coronet or an eagle's head sable between two ostrich
feathers argent.
For Hester, wife of William Manning, Esq., of this parish,
youngest daughter of George Smyth, Esq., of Topcroft, who died
February 5th, 1805, in her 60th year. Also for William
Manning, Esq., who died June 30th, 1825, in his 94th year.
Hatchment in the Toiver.
VI. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Manning; 2, Argent, two dolphins
haurient respecting each other sable, chained together by their
necks, the chain pendant or, Coulson; 3, Allison; impaling Smyth.
Crest : Manning.

RUNHAM.
Shields in the East Window.
I. Sable, a chevron between three lions rampant argent,
Hales ? impaling, Sable, a chevron ermine between three fer
de molines or ; on a chief argent a lion passant gules, Turner.
II. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich.
III. Quarterly, per fesse indented ermine and azure, with the
Ulster badge (Lacon, Bart., Quarterly, per fesse indented erminois
and azure, in the second quarter a wolf's head erased or.)

STOKESBY.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. A chevron between three lions' heads erased (Wyndham,
Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or) ; impaling,
A cross engrailed ermine (Berney, Per pale, azure and gules,

342 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
a cross engrailed ermine.) Crest : A lion's head erased within
a fetterlock ( Wyndham, A lion's head erased within a fetterlock,
all or.)
For " Carolus filius major natus Caroli Wyndham, Generosi,
obiit vicessimo octavo die Julii, 1685, Anno iEtatis 24." See
No. III.
II. Barry of six ( Wace, Barry of six, argent and gules) ;
impaling, Three lozenges, with a mullet for difference (Freeman,
Azure, three lozenges or.) Crest : A demi-lion rampant ( Wace,
A demi-lion rampant, gorged with a ducal coronet. See p. 76.)
For "John Wace, A.M., Rector for sixty years, who died
January 23rd, 1729, aged 85. He married Ann, daughter of
Robert Freeman, Esq., who died 19 Xbr 1694."
III. (In lozenge.) On a fesse between three antelopes' heads
erased as many crescents (Themylthorp or Thimble-thorp, Sable, on
a fesse between three antelopes' heads erased or, as many
crescents gules) ; impaling, Wyndham.
For Sarah, widow and relict of Charles Themylthorpe of
Worstead, Gent., eldest daughter of Charles Wyndham of
Stokesby, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas
Berney, Bt. She died December 29th, 1733, aged 49.
Brass on the Chancel Floor,
with only a portion of the Portraiture and one Shield
remaining. — Cotman's Sepulchral Brasses, p. xliv.
IV. A chevron between three lions' heads erased affrontee,
. ; impaling, Fretty, a chief chequy (Gygges or Gyggs,
Sable, fretty ermine ; a chief chequy argent and of the first.)
There were three other shields, the first was from the shape
of the matrix in a lozenge, and contained, I should say, the coat
of Gyggs, the second remains, the third was Clere, and the fourth
Quarterly of seven : — 1, A fesse indented ; 2, A chevron between
three lions' heads erased ; 3, A cross ; 4, A chevron between, in
chief two lions' heads erased affrontee, and in base a nag's
head couped ; 5, On a chief three lozenges ; 6, A fesse between
two chevrons ; 7, A fesse between three crescents.
For Anne, wife of Sir Thomas Clere, daughter and heir of
Robert Gygges, Esq., of Rollesby, who died in November, 1570.

Brass on the Chancel Floor with Portraitures
and one Shield remaining. — Cotman, pp. xxvii. and xxxiii.
V. On a fesse three eagles displayed (Clere, Argent, on a
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three lozenges (Charles, Ermine, on a chief gules three mascles
of the first. See p. 26, where they are also " lozenges.") There
were originally four shields.
For Edmund Clere and Elizabeth his wife, daughter and
heiress of Thomas Charles. He died November 5th, 1488.
At the end of a Bench.
VI. Berney.
Shield in a Windotu on the South Side of the Chancel.
VII. Argent, on a bend azure three cocks' heads erased or,
combed and wattled gules, Worship. Crest : A cock's head, as
in the arms. Motto : Idem semper.
For John Lucas Worship, who died July 6th, 1865, aged 72 ;
also for William Taylor Worship, who died March 2nd, 1849,
aged 52. Slab in the Churchyard.
VIII. Much defaced. From a slab in Alby Church on which
the inscription runs, " George England nuper de Stokesby," I
gather that the arms here must have been for England, " Three
lions passant in pale"; and Crest: "A lion's head erased." In
Great Yarmouth Church, on a hatchment, are the arms of
England, " Gules, three lions passant in pale argent, each
charged with an ermine spot."
The inscription is also nearly obliterated, but I can distinguish
" George England."
Altar Tomb at the East End of the Churchyard.
IX. On a bend three leopards' faces (Mingay, Or, on a bend
azure three leopards' faces of the field.) Crest : A lance wreathed
about with a branch (Mingay, A lance or, headed argent, en
vironed with a laurel branch vert.)
For " William Mingay." The rest is too much obliterated to
be given with any certainty.
Behind the South Door.
X. Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.

THRIGBY
Tablet on the North Wall.

I. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, on a fesse argent
between two eagles displayed or, as many lances in saltire,

344 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
points uppermost sable ( Woolmer or Wolmer of Thurston, co.
Norfolk) ; 2 and 3, Chequy azure and or, a bend ermine, Ward.
For Robert Woolmer, Gent., the patron of this parish church,
who died June 23rd, 1807, aged 97. This tablet was erected
by Mr. Thomas Browne in 1826.
Altar Tomb at the East End of the Churchyard.
II. (In lozenge.) Quarterly : — 1 and 4, A bend between
three lozenge buckles, tongues in fesse (Baret or Barrett, Argent,
a bend azure between three lozenge buckles, tougues in fesse
gules) ; 2 and 3, On a chevron between three garbs as many
estoiles ? (Smith of Yarmouth, On a chevron between three
garbs as many bees. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. A, 250.)
For Judith, relict of Joshua Smith of this parish, who died
March, 1779, aged 79 ; for Judith their daughter, who died
July 14th, 1804, aged 76 ; for Elizabeth their daughter, relict of
Peter Baret, Esq., who died January 7th, 1808, aged 79 ; also
for Lydia Baret, late of Thwaite in this county, who died
December 1st, 1845, aged 84. The arms on the slab are those of
Lydia Baret. Over the North Door.
III. The Royal Arms of George III. R, after the Union with
Ireland.

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BILLOCKBY.

BURGH ST. MARGARET.

Coloured Shields on the Roof of the Nave.
I. Azure, three mitres labelled or, See of Norwich.
II. Arms of Queen Victoria.

CLIPPESBY.
I. Brass on the Floor of the Chancel, with
Portraitures and Seven Shields.
It is stated in Cotman's Sepulchral Brasses, xiv., that "the
bearings on this brass are all tricked in their proper colours." It
may have been so, but the tinctures are not now reliable. — See
Bl. Norf. xi. 164.
1. Quarterly, on a bend three mullets (Clippesby, Quarterly,
argent and sable, on a bend gules three mullets of the
first) ; impaling, Three lozenge buckles, tongues in fesse
(Jerningham or Jernegan, Argent, three lozenge buckles,
tongues in fesse gules.) These arms, thus impaled, were
in the hall windows at Paston, but I cannot identify the
marriage. — Bl. Norf. vi. 492.
2. Clippesby, impaling, A chevron guttee between three cinque
foils (Wodehouse of Kimberley, Sable, a chevron argent,
guttee de sang, between three cinquefoils ermine.)
"Alice, daughter of John Wodehouse, who was living in
1465, married William Clippesby. — Vis. of Norf . i. 103.
3. Quarterly of 12 : — 1 and 12, Clippesby ; 2, Three martlets, a
bordure engrailed (Redell of Norfolk? Sable, three
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346 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
displayed, over all a bend (Vert, an eagle displayed argent
debruised with a bendlet or) ; 4, A chevron between
three herons (Azure, a chevron between three herons
argent) ; 5, A fish haurient (Azure, a pike haurient
argent) ; 6, A saltire between twenty-four cross-crosslets
(Or, a saltire between four cross-crosslets sable. This is
the description given in Bl. Norf, which cannot be
right) ; 7, Quarterly, on a bend three mullets (Caley,
Quarterly, argent and sable, on a bend gules three
mullets of the first) ; 8, On a chief three roundels
(Gules, on a chief or three torteaux) ; 9, A lion rampant
(Gules, a lion rampant argent) ; 10, A chevron between
three lions rampant (Argent, a chevron between three
lions rampant gules) ; 11, Barry of eight (Barry of
eight or and sable.) Crest : A bull passant charged
with roundels. This shield has mantling around it.
Edmund de Clippesby, Esq., married Eva, daughter and
coheir of Sir William Caley of Oby, and I should say
that the quarterings from 7 to 11 were brought in
thus, and that from henceforth the Clippesbys adopted
the Caley coat.
4. Clippesby, impaling, Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters
ermine, the second and third barry of six ; a bordure
(Knightley, Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters
ermine, the second and third barry of six, or and gules ;
a bordure azure. It is thus on a monument at Tittleshall.
Bl. Norf. xi. 164, omits " the bordure," whilst Cotman
gives it "argent.") William Clippesby, father of John
Clippesby, to whose memory the brass was placed,
married Lettice, daughter of William Knightley of
Norwich, Gent.
5. Clippesby, impaling, On a chevron between three women's
heads erased, crined and crowned, as many roses seeded
(Ellis, Sable, on a chevron between three women's heads
erased argent, crowned and crined or, as many roses
gules, seeded of the third.) John Clippesby married
Julian, daughter of Matthew Ellis, Gent., of Cheshire.
6. Clippesby, impaling, Between two flaunches eleven roundels,
three, two, one, two, and three (Spelman, Sable, between
two flaunches argent eleven plates.) Katherine, daughter
of John Spelman of Stow, married William Clippesby.
He died in 1441.— Bl. Norf. vi. 151 ; Vis. of Norf. i. 251.
7. Clippesby, impaling, Six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one ; a
chief indented (Paston, Argent, six fleurs-de-lis azure ; a
chief indented or.) Katherine Spelman, married first to
William Clippesby, remarried Edmund Paston. But
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"Here lyeth the Bodyes of John Clippesby, Esquire, and
Julian his wife, who had issue, William deceased, and lefte
Audry, Fraunces, and Julian, his daughters and coheires, which
John dyed the 31 of March, 1594."
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel, wiih coloured
Shield.
II. Argent, two bars between six lions' faces gules, three, two,
and one, Muskett ; impaling, Argent, three antique crowns gules ;
a bordure ermine ; on a canton of the last a demi-otter sable.
(Grant, Gules, three antique crowns or, a bordure ermine ; on a
canton of the second a demi-otter proper.) Crest (in white) : Out
of a ducal coronet a demi-antelope collared, chained, and ringed
(Muskett, Out of a ducal coronet sable, a demi-antelope or,
collared, chained, and ringed of the first.)
For Henry Muskett, Esq., who died October 27th, 1851,
aged 64; also for Emily his relict, who died May 26th, 1882,
aged 83. " Henry Muskett married Emily, daughter of Thomas
Grant, Esq." — Burke's Landed Gentry.
Hatchment on the South Wall.
III. Same as No. II. Crest : Muskett.

HEMSBY.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
raised Shield.
I. A fesse ermine between three lions' heads erased (Tilyard
of Norwich, granted January 9th, 1772, Or, on a fesse vert
between three lions' heads erased sable, five ermine spots argent.)
Crest: A lion's head erased, collared ermine (Tilyard, A lion's
head erased sable, collared vert, rimmed or, on the collar five
ermine spots argent.)
For the Rev. Robert Tilyard, M.A., of Gonville and Caius
College, Cambridge, Vicar of this parish, who died July 5th,
1786, aged 42.
MARTHAM.
Tomb on the North Side of the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Argent, a chevron gules between,
in chief three martlets, and in base a cross moline sable, Dawson;
impaling, Vert, a bend cotised or, Pearse. Crest : A nag's head
couped fretty.
In memory of the Rev. Jonathan Dawson, AM., of Exeter
College, Oxford, who died January 29th, 1855. The tomb was
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348 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
erected by his wife, Catherine Alice, daughter of a former
Rector, the Rev. George Pearse.
Slab in the Porch.
II. (Obliterated.) Crest : A dexter arm from the elbow,
grasping a dagger (Mackay, A dexter arm from the elbow erect,
holding a dagger in pale all proper, pommel and hilt or.)
"Mr. William Mackay, Vicar  Batswick (Bastwick)
.... 87th." The inscription is almost illegible. I cannot find the
name in either Blomefield's Norfolk or Daioson Turner's List of
Norfolk Benefices. Slab in ihe Churchyard.
III. A lion rampant, Creasey or Cresci. I cannot supply the
tinctures for this. There is an ancient coat, "Argent, a lion
rampant, double queued sable."
For "Benjamin Creasey, Gent., who departed this life 
aged 75 ; also for Benjamin his son, an infant, who died April
5th, 1752."

REPPS.
On the Font.
I. A cross. I think this is the remains of what was once
the Shield of the Passion.

ROLLESBY.

I. Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel, wiih
Portraitures and Two Shields.
1. (At the top. Defaced.) Bl. Norf. xi. 188, has the following
description, which being rather confused I give just as
it is, "On the summit of the monument the arms of
Mapes, Sable, a fesse fusily or, or four fusils in fesse or ;
impaling, Southwell and Mapes ; impaling, Per pale, argent
and sable, an eagle with two necks displayed and
counterchanged."
2. (At the bottom.) Sable, four fusils in fesse or, Mapes;
impaling  This is too far gone for identification.
For " Leonard Mapes of Beeston next Norwich, Esqre., who
had issue by Katherine his wife iiii sonnes and two daughters.
He departed this life in hope of a joyfull resurrectio the iiii of
February, Anno Domini 1619."
" Heo requies mea in secumm seculi
Hie habitabo quomam elegi earn."

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Altar Tomb by the North Wall of the Nave
of the Chancel with recumbent Effigy.— -See Selections
of Norfolk Antiquities, by Mr. C. J. W. Winter.
II. The coats of arms on the monument have quite dis
appeared, but in Bl. Norf xi. 187, they are described thus,
"Claxton, Gules, a fess, three boars passant or, &c, quartering,
Or, a fess quarterly, azure and gules, between three mascles of
the second, Crekeman; and, Azure, three piles wavy or, with a
canton ermin, Stafford; and in the last quarter, Gules, a bend
vairy, argent and azure, between two cotises or, Bowyar; and
impaling Lyster, Ermine, on a chevronel sable three mullets
argent." " Rose Claxton, daughter and heire to Will Lyster, and wife
to Francis Claxton, departed this lyfe the 30th of May, in the
yeare of our Lorde 1601, whoe in the 23 yeare of her age
and 7 yeer of her mariage, was heare inteered," &c, &c.
Slab in the Chancel.
HI. Ermine, on a chief three lions rampant, charged at the
fesse point with a label of three (Gleane, Ermine, on a chief
sable three lions rampant argent. — Bl. Norf xi. 188) ; impaling
Mapes. The fusils are here " on a fesse."
For Anne, wife of Thomas Gleane, who died January 6th,
1680, aged 81.
NOE PERSON THAT'S ON EARTH CAN HAPPY BE
BEATITUDE COMES AFTER ESEQUIE.

SOMERTON, WEST.
Tablet on the North Wall.

I. Crest : A demi-lion rampant, Rising.
For William Rising, Esq., born May 1st, 1769, died June
5th, 1846.

THURNE.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Nave.
I. Crest: A demi-talbot, holding in its mouth an arrow, all
argent. For Robert Waters of Ashby Hall, who died June 7th, 1852,
in his 57th year. Erected by Eliza his wife.
B B 2

350 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

WINTERTON.
Tablets on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
coloured Shield.
I. Argent, three pallets gules, a bordure engrailed azure ;
on a canton of the second a spur or, Knight or Knights ; impaling,
Or, a chevron gules ; on a chief of the last three martlets of
the field.
For Engle Knights, Esq., late of East Somerton, who died
February 15th, 1801, in his 78th year. Also for Elizabeth,
relict of the above, who died January 13th, 1808, aged 76.
II. On a chevron between three martlets as many trefoils
slipped, Lens ? impaling Knights. The bordure is "or."
For John Lens of the city of Norwich, who died November
5th, 1779, in his 74th year ; for Persis, relict of the above and
daughter of Edward Knights, who died March 29th, 1808,
aged 78. Also for Letitia, infant daughter of John and Persis
Lens, who died January 4th, 1766.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
III. (Coloured.) Ermine, on a bend sable, cotised gules,
three water-bougets argent (Huntington, Ermine, three water-
bougets in bend sable between two cotises gules) ; in pretence,
Azure, a lion rampant argent, grasping with the dexter fore
paw a battle-axe in bend sinister proper, the dexter hind foot
resting on a fire ball sable, emitting flames also proper,
Hethersett, and impaling, Argent, three bears' ? heads erased
sable, a chief gules, Barker. Crest : A bear's head erased sable,
muzzled or.
For John Barker Huntington, late of East Somerton, who
died at Boulogne-sur-Mer, on December 9th, 1832, aged 58.
Slab at the West End.
IV. A lion rampant ( Womack, Argent, a lion rampant gules).
Crest: A cross-crosslet fitchee (Womack, A cross-crosslet; see
p. 336). Motto : Suivez la raison.
For Louisa, third daughter of William and Matilda Womack
of East Somerton, who died July 18th, 1835, aged 29 ; for
William Womack, who died January 30th, 1845, aged 80 ; also
for Matilda his wife, who died April 6th, 1852, aged 78.
Shields on the South Porch.
V. Shield of the Passion, without the spear and reed.

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VI. Shield of the Passion. A most unusual example, "A
spear and reed in saltire, encircled at the fesse point with a
crown of thorns, between, on the dexter side a hammer, and
on the sinister a pair of pincers."
Over the Chancel Arch.
VII. Royal Arms of Charles the Second, " C. R, 1669."

352 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

HAPPING HUNDEED.

BRUNSTEAD.
Tablet on the North Wall.
I. Crest : Two arms couped at the shoulders, embowed,
holding in the hands a garb (Corny n, Two arms couped at the
shoulders, habited ermine, holding in the hands proper a
garb or.)
For Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. H. N. W. Comyn, Rector of
Brunstead, who died March 28th, 1877, aged 94.
Slabs in the Nave.
II. Two bars, a crescent in chief for difference (Harcourt,
Gules, two bars or. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. A, 242.)
For Elizabeth, wife of John Harcourt of Barton Turf, Gent.,
who died January 14th, 1678, aged 27.
III. Harcourt.
For Boys Harcourt, son of John and Elizabeth Harcourt,
some time of Barton Turf "arte rnedica apud Cantabrigiensis
Baccalaureatus gradum meruit floribus placidissimis." He died
1697, aged 22. There is also recorded on this slab the death of
Elizabeth, wife of Edward English, late of Woodbastwick,
mother of Elizabeth Harcourt, and grandmother of Boys
Harcourt, who died March 4th, 1685.
IV. A bend between six fleurs-de-lis ; impaling ....
" Heare lies interred the body of Elizabeth .... the wid . .
of Francis Es . . deceased January . . . . " This slab is nearly
covered up by pews. Tomb in the Churchyard.
V. Argent, a cross-crosslet sable between four ermine spots
(Durrant, Or, a cross-crosslet ermine, between four spots of ermine
proper.) Crest: A boar passant, pierced in the side with a broken
lance. (Durrant, A boar passant per fesse, wavy argent and gules,
bristled and tusked azure, and pierced in the side with a broken
lance proper.)
For Maria, wife of George Durrant of Norwich, who died

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February 2nd, 1881, aged 77 ; also for George Durrant, who
died November 21st, 1882, aged 85.
VI. In the Hundred of Happing, by Mr. Rye, there is yet
another memorial with the arms of Durrant, for Cubitt Durrant,
who died November 18th, 1865, aged 79, and William his only
son, who died January 16th, 1877, aged 33.

CATFIELD.
Tablet on the East Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, a lion rampant, langued gules ; a
bordure azure, Story ? impaling, Sable, an antique bow in pale
with arrow in fesse argent, Cubitt. Crest : Between two wings
erect and conjoined argent a lion's face proper. Motto: Tout
pour l'amour rien par force.
For Anne Elizabeth, wife of Major David Story, R.A., second
daughter of George Cubitt, Esq., of this parish, by Mary his
first wife. She died May 23rd, 1824, aged 32; for Richard
George, their infant son, who died the same day, aged 1 month ;
and for John William, their eldest son, who died October 18th,
1832, in his 10th year. Slabs in ihe Chancel.
II. Cubitt, impaling, On a fesse between four crosses pattee
two and two, a bird's wing (Dynne or Dyne of Heydon, co.
Norfolk, Sable, a marlion's wing in fesse argent between four
crosses pattee, two and two.) Crest : An arm in armour em
bowed, holding an arrow (Cubitt, An arm in armour embowed
proper, throwing an arrow gules, feathered argent.)
"M.S. Benjamini Cubitt, Generosi, et Elizabethae uxoris suae,
qui obierunt — Ille Die xxvn. Augusti, Anno Domini mdcclxii.,
setatis vero sua? lxvii. Haec autem Die xxviii. Aprilis Anno
Domini mdcclxxxvl, ^Etatis suae lxix., quatuor etiam ex
illis Liberorum Benjamini, Jacobi, et Thomas Infantum, Saras
autem Gulmi Jay, generosi, Uxoris Quae decessit die xiv. Sep-
tembris, Anno Domini mdcclxxxvl Anno nata xxx."
III. Cubitt impaling two coats per fesse : — 1, Three oxen
lodged ; 2, Two pierced mullets in fesse.
For Mary, daughter of the Rev. Justice Finley, A.M., of
Burton upon Stather, co. Lincoln, wife of George Cubitt, Esq.,
who died August 19th, 1801, aged 39 ; for George, their eldest
son, who died January 26th, 1797, aged 14 ; for Catherine, their
youngest daughter, who died August 13th, 1809, aged 11 ; and
for John Edmund, their son, who died September 28th, 1812,
in his 18th year.

354 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
IV. A wolf salient (Donne, Azure, a wolf salient or) ; im
paling, On a mount a tree (Rival. This is probably a foreign
coat.) Crest : A wolf's head erased (Donne, A wolf's head erased
or.) For Roger Donne, A.M., for forty years Rector of this parish,
who died July 13th, 1733, aged 71.
V. (In lozenge.) Donne impaling Rival,
For Harriet Judith Donne, relict of the Rev. Mr. Roger Donne,
and daughter of the Rev. Mr. Peter Rival, many years minister
of the Royal French Chapel. She died September 5th, 1776,
aged 70.
VI. Donne. Crest: Donne.
For Castres Donne, Clerk, who died December 2nd, 1789,
aged 45. At the West End.
VII. The Royal Arms of George R., before the Union with
Ireland, but above them " V. 1st R."

HAPPISBURGH
Tomb on the South Side of the Churchyard.
I. A chevron between three cherubs' heads (Chaloner, Sable,
a chevron between three cherubs' heads or.) Crest : A wolf's
head erased.
For "Jonathan Chaloner, late of Mundesley, who died February
28th, 1787, aged 80 ; for Mary his first wife, who died May 1st,
1750, aged 52 ; for Elizabeth his third wife, who died September
3rd, 1805, aged 76. N.B. — Sarah his second wife is interred at
Mundesley."
HEMPSTEAD.
On the Nave Roof (modern.)
I. A cross.
II. A saltire.

HICKLING.
Tablet on ihe North Wall of ihe Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Chequy, or and azure, a fesse ermine (Calthorp
or Calthrop).
" Here resteth ye Body of John Calthrop, late of this parish,
Esqre., who married Elizabeth, elder daughter of Francis

HAPPING HUNDRED. 355
Cuddon of Shadingfield, in ye county of Suffolk, Gent., by
whome she had Issue one son Martin, and three daughters,
Catherine, Elizabeth, and Margarett. He died August 2, 1688,
in ye 36th year of his age."
Here Underneath ys stone Inter'd doth lie
The fatal conquest of proud destiny
Whose great desert & noble parts did prove
Him worthy while alive of all men's love
Now dead in peace let him possess the ground
Who left his friends with grief and sorrow drown'd.

HORSEY.

INGHAM.
The fine monuments in the Church have been much mutilated,
and the brasses reeved, that on them not one armorial shield
remains. Slabs at the West End of the North Aisle.
I. (In lozenge.) On a saltire five crosses pattee (Johnson,
Gules, on a saltire argent five crosses moline of the first. —
Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. A, 247.)
For Mrs. Rose Johnson, one of the daughters of William
Johnson of Ingham in the county of Norfolk, who died December
28th, 1645, aged 17.
II. Johnson ; the crosses are here " moline " ; impaling, On a
chevron engrailed between three cinquefoils a crescent for
difference (Smallpeece, Sable, a chevron engrailed between three
cinquefoils argent. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. A, 230.) Crest :
A wolf's head erased.
For William Johnson, Esq., lord of the manor of Ingham, only
son and heir of William Johnson, Citizen and Alderman of
Norwich. He married Hester, the eldest daughter of Francis
Smallpeece, Esq., Citizen, Alderman, and Mayor of the same
city, and he died June 2nd, 1640, aged 41.
Shields over the West Doorway.
III. A lion rampant (Stapleton, Argent, a lion rampant sable) ;
impaling, On a fesse between three leopards' faces, a mullet for
difference (Delapole, Azure, on a fesse between three leopards'
faces or, a mullet sable. — Bl. Norf. ix. 351) ; counter-impaling
Stapleton; impaling, A lion salient (Felbrigg, Or, a lion salient
gules.) Sir Miles Stapleton of Ingham, married first, Catherine,

356 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
daughter of Sir Thomas Delapole ; and second, Elizabeth,
daughter of Sir Simon Felbrigg. He died in 1466. — Bl. Norf.
ix. 320—24.
IV. Stapleton impaling Delapole.
V. A cross pattee (Redemptorist Priory at Ingham, Argent, a
cross pattee azure. — Papworth, 604.)

LESSINGHAM.

LUDHAM.
Tablet on the South Side of the Nave.
I. Gules, three horses' heads couped argent, Horsley. Crest :
A horse's head, as in the arms.
For Mrs. Margaret Horsley, relict of the Rev. Isaac Horsley,
Rector of Antingham St. Mary and Vicar of Briston, in this
county. She died September 28th, 1807, aged 72.
Slab in the Chancel.
II. Bendy of six, three stags' head cabossed, Beecrqft. The
arms of Beachcroft, Lord Mayor of London 1712, granted 1717,
are, " Bendy of six, argent and gules, three stags' heads cabossed
or." Crest : A beach tree behind park pales. The Crest of
Beachcroft granted at the same time is, " A beach tree proper
behind six park pales argent."
For Thomas Beecroft, Esq., late of Saxthorpe, Norfolk, who
died June 1st, 1787, aged 33.
Slab in the Nave.
III. On a fesse between three annulets a crescent for
difference (Pettus, Gules, a fesse between three annulets or.)
For Thomas Pettus, Gentleman, who died August 22nd, 1679,
aged 48. Brass Shield loose in the Church Chest.
IV. Per pale, a saltire engrailed (Baldero or Boldero of Barton,
Per pale, or and azure, a saltire counterchanged. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. A, 231.) On a slab at Barton the saltire is not
" engrailed."

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HAPPING HUNDRED. 357
POTTER HEIGHAM.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured, but much obliterated.) Argent, a fesse dan
cettee gules ; on a chief sable a lion passant guardant or (Mihill,
Vicar of Heigham Potter, Argent, a fesse dancettee gules guttee
de I'armes ; on a chief sable a lion passant or. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. C, 207) ; impaling, Ermine, on a chief sable a
griffin passant or (Richmond ? of Hedenham. The field is very
much obliterated, but there are evident traces of something
having been upon it.)
For " Robert Mihill, Clerk, Vicar of ys towne, who died Feby. 22,
166(8?); for Ann his widow, who died April 25th, 1695, aged
80 years ; for Elizabeth Trott, singlewoman, his grandaughter,
died August 29th, 1697, aged 21 ; for Henry, son of ye above-
named Robert Mihill, who died Septr. 12, 1697, aged 45 ; and
also for Mihil Batho, Gent., great grandson, who died Novr. 10,
1709, aged 20."
Brass on ihe Chancel Floor, with Four similar
Shields and Crest.
II. A chevron embattled between three lions rampant (Baspole,
Baispoole, or Baspoole. Argent, a chevron embattled between
three lions rampant sable, langued gules. See p. 228.) Crest :
Out of a ducal coronet a stag's head attired, wreathed about the
neck and tied (Baspoole, Out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head
ermine, attired of the first, wreathed about the neck and tied
with bows argent and sable.) There is "a bordure" round these
shields, which may have been intended for a mark of difference.
"Here under resteth the bodyes of Richard Baispoole, late
of Potter Heigham, Gentleman, who deceased the x. day of
June, in the year of our Lord God 1613."
Slab in the Chancel.
III. A lion rampant between an orle of acorns slipped
(Atwood, Gules, a lion rampant argent between eight acorns
slipped or, for Atwood of ¦ Heigham. — Three Norfolk Armories,
Cod. C, 226. Guttee, a lion rampant. This does not speak
much for the accuracy of the manuscript) ; impaling, Per pale,
a lion rampant.
For " Clemens Atwood, AM., hujus Ecclesiae Vicarius, et Maria
ejus uxor e quibus, Alter obiit iii0 Julii, Altera non Decemb.
Anno Dom. mdclxxxxix. Ille aetat. xliii. Hase xxxv."
Slab in the Nave.
IV. An orle between eight billets, with a crescent for
difference (Yallop of Bowthorpe. See p. 268. Gules, an orle

358 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
between eight billets or.) Crest : A caltrap between two wings
erect and conjoined (Yallop, A pheon or between two wings
erect argent. — Bl. Norf. ii. 384.)
For Gyles Yallop, lately deceased, obiit [9 July, 1711.] The
greater part of the slab is covered up : that in brackets is not
absolutely reliable. On ihe Font.
V There are four shields, on one of which there remains
"A saltire." Over ihe Chancel Arch.
VI Royal Arms of G. II R.

RUSTON, EAST.
Slab in the South Aisle.
I. Two bars ; a bordure (Gelsthorp. — Three Norfolk Armories,
Cod. A, 510 ; Cod. C, 208.)
" Hie dormit Anna Dunhami Bird aromatarii uxor, unigenita
filia ac hseres Gulielmi Gelsthorp, gener., obiit die Aprilis 2d°
Anno astatis 27° Christi 1680. Necnon Anna prsedici Dunhami
Bird Annceq. uxoris filia obiit die Martii 16" Anno Domi 1680."
Tablet on ihe South Wall of ihe Aisle.
II. (Coloured.) Argent, on a chevron gules three crescents or
(Athill of Brandiston. — There is added on this tablet " a bordure
or," and the chevron is made " paly gules sable and or.")
For Anthony John Athill, who died February 4th, 1876,
aged 62. Buried at Brandeston, the family resting-place. Maria
his wife erected this tablet.

STALHAM.
Monument on the South Side of the Chancel,
with raised Shield.
I. Three castles triple-towered (Castell of Raveningham,
Argent, three castles triple-towered gules) ; impaling, on the
dexter side three annulets (Riches, Argent, three annulets azure) ;
and impaling, On a chevron, between, in chief two cross-crosslets,
and in base a cross-crosslet crossed, three mullets, Smyth.
For Katherine, daughter of Talmach Castell of Raveningham,
married first to John Riches, Gent., of this town, and afterwards
to the Rev. Willing Smyth, D.L., one of the Prebendaries of the
Cathedral Church at Norwich, and at her death was his widow
and relict. She died May 26th, 1718, aged 78.

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Tablet against a Pillar on the South Side of the Nave,
with coloured Shield.
II. Gules, three dexter hands couped at the wrist saltirewise
argent, Puckle. Crest : On a dexter hand in pale argent a rose
gules. " Neare to the foote of this Pillar lyeth buried the body of
Samuel Puckle, Esq"., late Mayr of the Citty of Norwich, whoe
departed this life ye 22nd of August, Ann0 1661, Mtai 73."
Slab in the Chancel.
III. Riches, the field is here "ermine," impaling Castell.
Crest : A demi-lion crowned, holding in its dexter paw an
annulet. For John Riches, Gent., who died 1st April, 1688, aged 69.
Slabs in the Tower.
IV. A chevron between three owls crowned (Burton, Sable,
a chevron between three owls argent, crowned or.) Crest: An
owl as in the arms.
For William Burton, Gent., late Alderman of Great Yarmouth,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Burton. He died July 19th, 1686,
aged 39.
V. Two bars, over all a bend, and in chief a lozenge,
Copeman. "Rediit ad requiem pia anima Richard Copeman, Arm.,
Aug. 13, 1656." ¦

SUTTON.
Slab in the South Aisle.
I. A talbot passant, with a label of three for difference.
Crest : A demi-talbot. This coat and crest may be intended for
Carter. " In the middle He lies William, son of Japhatt Bowes, who
died January 30th, 1721, aged 29. Japhatt Bowes died March
20th, 1725, aged 72. Sarah his wife died April 13th, 1737,
aged 76. Susan, wife of William Carter, daughter of Japhatt
Bowes, who died September 1st, 1739, aged 38, for William
Carter, who died September 22nd, 1770, aged 75. Their son
William Carter placed this stone."
Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
II. Argent, a cross gules, St. George.
III. Gules, a cross patonce argent.

360 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
WALCOT.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Coloured.) Azure, a fesse wavy argent guttee-de-sang,
between, in chief two cross-crosslets fitchee or, and in base a
crescent of the second, Warner ; impaling, Argent, on a chevron
gules, between three eagles displayed sable, legged of the second,
as many annulets or, Siely. Crest: A triple plume of ostrich
feathers or.
For William Warner, Esq., who died October 5th, 1830, aged
68 ; for Hannah his wife, who died August 25th, 1832, aged 62.
In the Monumental Inscriptions of the Hundred of Happing, by
Walter Rye, p. 101, there are several memorials given of the
Siely family. One of them is for " Hannah, wife of Alexander
Siely, who died Sept. 12th, 1782, aged 79 years." Hannah
Warner may have been their daughter.
Shields above the West Doorway.
II. A cross.
III. Emblem of the Trinity.
Shields around the West Door.
IV. A cross.
V. Gone.
VI. A  between two roses in pale, barbed and seeded.
VII. A chevron between three 
At the base of the Tower Buttresses.
VIII. Shield of the Passion. The "cross and crown of
thorns" remain.
IX. A saltire engrailed (Kerdeston, Gules, a saltire engrailed
argent.) The stone heraldry on this tower is much decayed, and is very
difficult to identify. In Hark MSS. 901, Kemp does not mention
it, but speaks of shields in the windows, amongst them being the
coat of Foulman, "Argent, a chevron ermine between three
ducal coronets sable," and Rose. There is in Burke's Armory a
coat for the latter family, of Great Yarmouth, which may
be a guide towards the identification of No. VI., " Sable, on a
pale argent three roses seeded and slipped proper."

HAPPING HUNDRED. 361

WAXHAM.

I. Monument by the North Wall, now covered with
plaister, on it Three raised Shields.
1. Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters ermine, on the
second and third a leopard's face ( Woodhouse of Waxham
and Hickling, Quarterly, ermine and azure, on the
second and third quarters a leopard's head or) ; impaling,
Ermine, three chevrons (Reppes or Repps, Ermine, three
chevrons sable.)
2. Woodhouse.
3. Woodhouse impaling Reppes.
There is no inscription. Sir William Woodhouse of Hickling
is stated to have married Ann, daughter of Henry Reppes of
Thorpe Market. — Carthew's Launditch, iii. 320 ; Bl. Norf ix. 353.
There is no mention made of this monument in the account of
the parish of Waxham in the latter work, whereas when writing
of Hickling, ix. 307, there is described " a monument in memory
of Sir William Woodhouse, without any inscription ; over his
tomb his achievement, Quarterly, in the first and fourth, azure,
a leopard's face or; in the second and third, ermine, his gilt
sword, &c." It will be seen that the coat of arms is inaccurately
given, and, it may be, the site also.

362 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

TUNSTEAD HUNDRED.

ASHMANHAUGH.
I. Tomb on the South Side of the Chancel, with raised
Shields, Three on the Tomb and One on a Tablet above.
1. (On the tablet.) Three boars passant (Bacon, Azure, three
boars passant or.) "Honori Bacon fideli amico suo
Nicholas Themyl thorp generosus posuit hoc."
2. On a chevron between three antelopes' heads erased as
many crescents (Themylthorp, Sable, on a fesse between
three antelopes' heads erased or, as many crescents
gules.)
3. Themylthorp and Bacon. These two coats are laced together
by three true lovers' knots.
4. Bacon.
" Honor Bacon, daughter of Edward Bacon, Gent., who lyved
vertuouslie and diede godlye. She was beloved of all, and her
losse lamented of every one. She depted this lyffe a mayden
abought 18 yeres of age, on St. Nicholas' daye the sixt of
December, 1591." There is a tradition in the parish that this
young lady died on her marriage morning.

Slab at the West End.
II. A chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis (Ossant or
Ossam, Purpure, a chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis
or.) There is a torce on the helmet, but no crest.
For Robert Ossant, Gent., who died February 11th, 1728,
aged 63. Five Shields carved on the back of a Pew.
III. The five wounds in saltire. Shield of the Five Wounds.
See page 148. The others are the same.

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BACTON.
Brass on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. (Tinctured by lines.) Sable, a chevron argent, guttee de
sang, between three cinquefoils ermine ( Wodehouse of Kimberley.
The chevron should be " or.") Crest : A dexter hand issuing
from clouds proper, holding a club, with motto, " Frappe fort."
Motto : Azincourt.
In memory of Campbell Wodehouse, sometime Vicar of
Bacton, by whose pious care this church was restored A.D. 1857,
born January 3rd, 1826, died March 8th, 1868.
Coloured Shields above the Piscina.
II. Azure, a saltire argent, St. Andrew, the patron saint of
this church.
III. Azure, two bars; and in chief three leopards' faces
argent ( Wright, Azure, two bars argent ; in chief three leopards'
faces or.)
For James Campbell Wright, M.A., Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge, Vicar of Bacton 1858—1873.
These are modern paintings on old stone shields.
On the Chancel Roof.
IV. A cross.
V. A saltire. Carved Shield on the South Door.
VI. Wodehouse. The chevron is " or."
Tablet on the South Wall of the Church, outside.
VII. On a canton a  ? (Francis, Ermine, on a canton
sable a harp argent. It is much obliterated.)
For Henry Francis, M.A., Vicar of this parish, who died
September 3rd, 1711, aged 52 ; and Elizabeth, his wife, who died
May 26th, 1710, aged 51.
Shields on Buttresses.
VIII. Six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one ; a chief indented
(Paston, Argent, six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one, azure ;
a chief indented or.)
IX. On two chevrons six cinquefoils. The only coat I know
like this is that of Muswell, " Vert, on two chevrons argent six
cinquefoils gules." In an old MS. belonging to Mr. Walter
c c

364 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Rye, containing blazons of the Paston matches, this coat, with
like tinctures, is there spoken of under the name of Swanton.
X. A saltire. See No. II.
XI. A cross. Shields above the West Door.
XII. A cup.
XIII. A scrip and staff in pale between two escallops.

BARTON TURF.
Tablets in the South Chapel, with coloured Shields.
I. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, argent and gules, in the
second and third quarters a fret of the first, over all a fesse
azure (Norris. The fret is usually "or"); 2 and 3, Sable, on a
cross couped or five pellets, Graile ; impaling, Or, on an eagle
displayed gules an estoile of the field, Cuxtance of Weston.
For Anthony Norris, Esq., born November 11th, 1711, died
June 14th, 1786 ; for John Norris, his only child, born January
28th, 1737-8, died March 19th, 1762. Of the former it is
recorded on the monument " that he lived, not for himself alone,
but for the Public, his eminent abilities being constantly
employed, as a Christian in the Exemplary discharge of every
religious duty, as a Magistrate in dispensing Justice with
Mercy, as a Scholar in digesting the productions of classic ages,
as an Antiquary and Historian in collecting the various
revolutions of Families and Possessions in this his native
county." II. (In lozenge.) Same as No. I.
For Sarah, wife of Anthony Norris, who died July 26th, 1787,
aged 70. Slabs in the South Chapel.
III. Norris impaling Graile. Crest : An eagle rising (Norris,
From a mount vert an eagle rising sable.)
For Brigitta, daughter and heiress of John Graile, sometime
Rector of Blickling, and wife of Stephen Norris, " nuper de hac
parochia clerici," who died the last day of January, 1743, aged
64, in the forty -first year of her married life.
IV. Norris, in pretence Graile. Crest : Norris.
For the Rev. Stephen Norris, son of Anthony Norris of the
dty of Norwich, and Margaret his wife, daughter of Stephen
Edgar of Watlington in this county. He lived 70 years 10
months and 22 days, and died in November, 1749.

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V. Per pale, a saltire (Baldero or Boldero of Barton, Per
pale, or and azure, a saltire counterchanged. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. A, 231.) Crest: A greyhound courant.
There is no inscription on this slab.
Slab in the Nave.
VI. On a fesse five escallops, three and two (Vernier of
Barton, Gules, on a fesse or, five escallops, three and two,
sable. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. C, 75) ; impaling, On a
chevron, between three griffins' heads erased, two lions com
batant (Gardner ? Or, on a chevron gules, between three griffins'
heads erased azure, two lions combatant argent.)
For Colonel Samuel Venner, who died September 13th, 1712,
aged 63 ; also his wife Elizabeth, who died at Cuddesden near
Oxford, May 9th, 1723, aged 50.
At the East End of the North Aisle.
VII. The Royal Arms of G. III. R., before the Union with
Ireland.

BEESTON ST. LAWRENCE.
I. Tablet on the North Chancel Wall, with Three
coloured Shields.
1. Ermine, on a chief azure three crescents or, Preston. Crest :
A crescent or.
2. Preston, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Quarterly, gules
and argent, Cock ; 2 and 3, Argent, on a chevron azure,
three bezants (Bond. The chevron should be sable.)
3. Preston, impaling, Gules, two bars between three spear
heads argent, Browne of Fulmodeston. Motto : Lucem
spero clariorem.
For Sir Isaac Preston, Knt. He married first ¦ Elizabeth,
daughter and heiress of Charles George Cock, by his wife Anna,
daughter of Richard Bond, and secondly Elizabeth, relict of
William Woortes, Gent., and daughter of Riches Brown. He
died December 9th, 1708, aged 68.
Tablets on the North Chancel Wall, with coloured Shields.
II. (In lozenge.) Ermine, on a chief sable three crescents
or (Preston. The chief has the right tincture) ; impaling,
c c 2

366 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Argent, three pheons sable ; on a chief of the first a greyhound
courant of the second, Pettingale ?
For Hester, daughter of Jonathan Pettingale, Gent., and
Elizabeth his wife. She was second wife of Isaac Preston of
Beeston, and died August 2nd, 1774, aged 54.
III. Preston.
For Thomasine, sometime wife of Jacob Preston, Gent., who
died November 25th, 1658, aged 82. She was daughter of
Lovell of Shropham.
IV. Preston, with the Ulster badge, impaling, Lozengy paly
bendy argent and gules ; on a chief or three cinquefoils azure,
Bagge. For Sir Thomas Preston, Bart., who married first Elizabeth,
daughter of George Adams, and secondly Jane, daughter of
Thomas Bagge of Stradsett. He died April 21st, 1823, aged 56.
Tablets on the South Chancel Wall, wiih coloured Shields.
V. (In lozenge.) Preston.
For Elizabeth Preston, " whose body resteth under the marble
near this place." The marble slab is covered by the organ.
VI. Preston, in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Erminois, a
cross-crosslet sable, Durrant ; 2 and 3, Gules, three pine-apples
argent, Clough.
For Alicia, wife of Isaac Preston, daughter of William
Durrant, Esq., of Scottow, by Alice his wife, daughter of the
Rev. James Clough, M.A., of Pemberton, co. Lancashire, Rector
of Suffield in this county. She died April 27th, 1743.
VII. Preston, impaling, Azure, a fesse embattled between
three pears or, Perry. Crest : Preston.
For Jacob Preston, who married Elizabeth, daughter and
coheiress of Timothy Perry of London, merchant. He died
November 26th, 1753, aged 80.
Tablets on the East Chancel Wall.
VIII. (Coloured.) Quarterly : — 1, Preston ; 2, Argent, a
fesse sable between three apples slipped and leaved proper,
Appleton ; 3, Sable, a bend ; in the sinister chief a leopard's face
or, Isaack ; 4, Cock, with an annulet for difference. Crest :
Preston. For Thomas, son of Isaac Preston, by his second wife Hester.
He was Captain in the Hon. East India Company's Corps of
Bengal Engineers, and died on his passage to England, May 9th,
1807, aged 50.

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IX. (Raised.) A lion rampant (Hutton, Argent, a lion
rampant gules) ; impaling, Preston.
For Henry Hulton, First Commissioner of H.M.'s Customs in
America, who died February 14th, 1790, aged 59. He married
Elizabeth, daughter of Isaac Preston, who died at Andover,
April 15th, 1805, aged 66.
X. Altar Tomb on the North Side of the Chancel,
with Three Shields.
1. (On the marble top.) Preston. Crest : Preston. For Jacob
Preston, who died September 30th, 1683, aged 70.
2. (Coloured, on the side.) Preston impaling Appleton; in
pretence, Quarterly : — 1, Appleton. ; 2, Isaack ; 3, Gules,
a cross argent ; a bordure indented or, Carbonell, co.
Norfolk ; 4, Argent, a fesse between three cross-crosslets
fitchee gules, Crane, co. Suffolk.
3. (Coloured, on the side.) Preston quartering Appleton.
For Frances, daughter and coheiress of Sir Isaac Appleton of
Waldingfield, co. Suffolk, and wife of Jacob Preston, who died
March 20th, 1673, aged 63.
Brass at the West End, cf. No. X.
XI Preston, with mullet for difference. Crest : Preston.
Motto : Pristinum spero lumen.
"Hie requiescit corpus Jacobi Preston, Geiir, qui vitam hanc
expiravit in fide Xli, Lxvi. etatis suae, Ano Dom 1630."
" The above inscription to the memory of Jacob Preston, Esq.,
being displaced on the repair of the church of Old Buckenham,
in this county, was removed to this church, where his wife
Thomasine and their descendants lie interred, by his great-
great-great-great-grandson Thomas Preston, Esq., Anno Domini
1808." See p. 58. Slabs in the Chancel.
XII. Preston impaling Cock. Crest : Preston.
For Elizabeth, first wife of Sir Isaac Preston, Knt., " daughter
and heire of Charles George Cock of the Citty of Norwich,
Esqre." She died November 3rd, 1687, aged 37.
XIII. Preston. Crest : Preston.
For Sir Isaac Preston. See No. I.
XIV. Preston impaling Browne. Crest : Preston.
For Dame Elizabeth, second wife of Sir Isaac Preston, " widow
and relict of William Wortes of Trunch in Norf., Gent.," and
daughter of Riches Browne of Fulmodeston in the same county.
She died August 24th, 1698, aged 53.

368 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
XV. Quarterly : — 1, Preston, with label of three ; 2, Appleton ;
3, Cock; 4, Bond; in pretence, Durrant quartering Clough.
Crest : Preston.
For Alice Preston. See No. VI.
XVI Same as XV.
For Isaac Preston, Barrister-at-Law, Steward of Yarmouth ;
he died May 19th, 1768, aged 58. See No. VI.
XVII. Preston. Crest: Preston.
For Thomas Preston of London, Merchant, son of Jacob and
Elizabeth Preston, who died August 31st, 1773, aged 62,
unmarried. XVIII. Preston, in pretence, Per bend sinister ermine and
.... a lion rampant (Edioards, Per bend sinister ermine and
ermines a lion rampant or, armed and langued gules.) Crest :
Preston. For Jacob Preston, who married Mary, daughter and coheiress
of Thomas Edwards. He died October 23rd, 1787, aged 47.
XIX. (Tinctured by lines.) Preston, in pretence Edwards.
For Mary, relict of Jacob Preston, who died June 5th, 1823,
aged 77.
XX. (In lozenge.) Preston.
For Jane, fifth daughter of Isaac Preston, by Elizabeth his
wife, who died August 9th, 1694, aged 12.
XXI. Preston.
For George Preston  who departed this life 
1686, aged . . . Shields in the East Window.
XXII. Chequy, azure and or, a fesse ermine, Calthorp.
" It appears from the register of the abbey church at Holme
that in Henry I. Bartholomew de Calthorp held lands here,
and in the 11th Edward II. Sir Walter de Calthorp released
to the abbot Kybald Hall in Beeston." — Bl. Norf. xi. 14.
XXIII. The Royal Arms, after the Union with Ireland.
XXIV. Preston, impaling, Ermine, an eagle displayed gules,
Bedingfeld. The Rev. George Preston, M.A., of Stanfield Hall, Rector of
Beeston, who died October 23rd, 1837, aged 78, married
Henriette Elizabeth, daughter of John Bedingfeld of Beeston
St. Andrew and Caister near Yarmouth. She died April 25th,
1828, aged 66. BRADFIELD.

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CROSTWIGHT.

DILHAM.
At the East End, above the Window.
I. The Royal Arms, " George III. R," before the Union with
Ireland.

EDINGTHORPE.
Slabs in the Nave.
I. Ermine, on a chief indented three coronets (Leach, Ermine,
on a chief indented gules three coronets or.) Crest : Out of a
ducal coronet an arm erect, grasping a leech environed round it
(Leach, Out of a ducal coronet or, an arm erect proper, grasping
a leech environed round it vert.)
For Mr. John Leach, late of the city of Norwich, who died
March 20th, 1753, aged 69; also for Mr. Jolland Leach, who
died February 25th, 1754, aged 36.
II. On a fesse between two chevrons three escallops (Call,
Or, on a fesse between two chevrons gules three escallops
argent. See p. 335.)
"William Call, Gent., sonne of Andrew Call and Elizabeth
his wife, was borne October, 1637, and died 5 May, 1683."

FELMINGHAM.
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
I. The shield is now plain.
For "William Griffin, who in the 73rd year of his age humbly
committed his soul to God's tender mercy in Jesu Christ, the
19th day of March, Anno Dni. 1680."
Brass Shield fixed to the South Wall.
II Quarterly, per fesse indented (Whyttwood. — Three Norfolk
Armories, Cod. C, 118.) "Gulielmus Whyttwood, generosus, ob.
Dec. 30th, 1628." The coat of Breton is, " Quarterly, per fesse
indented argent and gules." Bl. Norf. xi. 35, states that
"in 1321 Ralph de Skeyton released Brian's manor to Alice
Breton and her heirs," and, viii. 303, adds, "Henry Breton, Gent.,
lived at Felmingham, and married Martha, daughter of Ralph
Symonds of Cley by Holt in Norfolk. He held his first court
in the 3rd of Elizabeth, on the death of his mother Eleanor."

370 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Slab at the East End of the Nave.
III. A fesse engrailed ermine between two talbots passant
regardant, plain collared, Hills ? impaling, Two bars ; over all a
bend (Potts ? of Mannington, Azure, two bars, over all a bend
of the last.) Crest . A talbot sejant regardant, plain collared.
For "Barbarah Hills, widdow, who died 12th May, 1694."
On the Lectern.
IV. A saltire, St. Andrew, the patron saint of Felmingham.
Shield in a Window on the North Side.
V. Sable, a lion rampant argent, crowned or, Segrave ; im
paling, Gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or ; in chief,
a label throughout of three argent, Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk.
For John, third and last Baron Segrave, who died 1353,
and the Lady Margaret his wife, daughter and heir of Thomas
Brotherton. Shields over the West Door.
VI. Gone.
VII. St. Andrew.

HONING.
Tablet on the North Side of the East End, with
coloured Shield.
I. Sable, a string bow full bent in pale, an arrow in fesse
point to the dexter argent, Cubitt. Crest : An arm in armour
embowed proper, garnished or, grasping an arrow gules, tipped
and feathered argent.
For Edward George Cubitt, Esq., who served in H.M. 4th
Dragoons during a great part of the Peninsular war, was in
the retreat from Burgos, present at the battles of Vittoria,
Pampeluna, and Toulouse, and entered Paris with the allied
army of occupation in 1815. He died on December 20th, 1863,
aged 70. Hatchment.
II. Cubitt. Crest : Cubitt.
Tablet on the South Side of ihe East End, with
coloured Shield.
III. Cubitt, impaling, Quarterly, argent and gules, in the
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three escallops of the first, Spencer. Crest : An arm embowed
in armour proper, throwing an arrow argent.
For Thomas Cubitt, Esq., forty-five years eminently distin
guished as a zealous magistrate for this county, who died
December 19th, 1829, aged 70 ; also for Catharine his relict, who
died January 31st, 1839, aged 78.
Hatchment.
IV. Cubitt. The arrow is here or. Crest : Cubitt.
Brass in the Chancel.
V. The coat on the shield is almost obliterated (Parker of
Honing, Argent, a chevron between three mascles sable. The
charges are sometimes lozenges. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. A,
168 ; Cotman, vol. i. pi. xliv. p. 27, does not give the shield.)
For Nicholas Parker, who died March 19th, 1496.
Slab in the Nave.
VI. A fesse chequy ; in chief two lions' heads erased (Chamber,
Argent, a fesse chequy or and azure between three lions' heads
erased sable) ; in pretence, A lion rampant ; on a chief three
escallops (Russell, Argent, a lion rampant gules ; on a chief sable
three escallops of the first.) Crest : A lion's head erased.
For Hannah, daughter of Thomas Russell, late of the city
of Norwich, Gent., and wife of John Chamber, third and
youngest son of Andrew Chamber of this parish. She " quitted
this life," May 19th, 1760, in her 34th year.

HORNING.

HOVETON ST. JOHN.
Tablet on the North Chancel Wall.
I. (Coloured.) Argent, a chevron gules between three trefoils
slipt azure, Blofeld; in pretence, Blofeld. Crest: A plume of
three ostrich feathers, one azure between two argent.
For John Blofeld, who died August 25th, 1805, aged 79, and
his wife Sarah, daughter of Thomas Blofeld, who died December
28th, 1817, aged 85.

372 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall, with coloured Shields.
II. Blofeld.
For John Spencer Blofeld, eldest son of Thomas and Mary
Blofeld, Captain in the Honble. East India Company's service,
who died September 22nd, 1803, in his 28th year.
III. Crest: Blofeld.
For Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Blofeld late of Briston, by
Katherine his wife, daughter of John Calthorpe, who died
December 25th, 1766, in her 69th year; also for Sarah, his
loving wife, who was great-niece to the wife of the said
Thomas Blofeld. She died November 18th, 1758, in her 66th
year. IV. Sable, a chevron argent between three trefoils slipt or
(Blofeld. I have not been able to account for the variation in
the coat of this family. See also Nos. XVI. and XXII.) ; im
paling, Quarterly, argent and gules, in the second and third
quarters a fret or ; over all on a bend sable three escallops of
the first, Spencer.
For Thomas Blofeld, Barrister-at-Law, who died August 7th,
1817, aged 63 ; also for Mary his wife, daughter of Henry
Spencer of Dulwich, in Surrey, who died April 14th, 1824,
aged 68. Slabs in the Chancel.
V. Blofeld, impaling, Three crescents. Crest : Blofeld.
For John Blofeld, who died May 26th, 1748, aged 48.
VI Blofeld.
For Thomas Blofeld, " once Mayor and six times Repre
sentative in Parliament for the City and County of Norwich,"
who died October 17th, 1708, aged 74.
VII. Blofeld, impaling, On a chief nebulee three escallops
(Negus, Ermine, on a chief nebulee azure three escallops or.)
For Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Blofeld and daughter of Henry
Negus, merchant, who died January 22nd, 1706, aged 69.
VIII. Blofeld, impaling, On a chevron engrailed between
three hinds trippant as many annulets (Collett, Sable, on a
chevron between three hinds trippant argent, as many annulets
of the first.) Crest : Blofeld. Motto : Domino quid reddam ?
For Thomas John Blofeld, AM,, for thirty years Vicar of
this parish, sometime Vicar of Sodbury in Gloucestershire, also
Drayton with Hellesdon, Rural Dean, who died May 29th, 1881,
aged 74; also for Catherine Jane his wife, daughter of the
Rev. Anthony Collett, Rector of Heveningham, Suffolk, who
died October 7th, 1872, aged 68.

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Slab in the Nave.
IX. Negus.
For Mary, widow and relict of Gabriel Wright, late Minister
of this parish, a daughter of Henry Negus, late of Norwich,
who died October 9th, 1722, in her 90th year.
Hatchments in the Chancel.
X. Blofeld quartering Blofeld ; impaling Spencer. Crest :
Blofeld. XI. Blofeld, in pretence Blofeld. Crest : Blofeld.
XII. Blofeld impaling Negus. Crest : Blofeld.
XIII. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Blofeld (coloured as in No. IV.) ;
2, Chequy, azure and or, a fesse ermine, Calthorpe; 3, Ermine, a
maunch gules, Calthorpe of Orthonby ; in pretence, Or, on a
mount between two lesser ones vert, a lamb sable, holding with
the dexter foot a banner ermine, charged with a St. George's
cross, Grose of Richmond, Surrey, granted 1756. Crest : Blofeld.
XIV. Same as XIII, without the crest.
Coloured Shields on the Screen.
XV. Negus.
XVI. Blofeld, as in No. IV
XVII. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich.
XVIII. Gules, a chevron engrailed between three pierced
mullets argent, Rugge.
XIX. Sable, a crook in pale between two crowns or, in the
sinister chief issuing from a cloud a hand all proper (St. Benet's
Abbey, Sable, a crosier in pale between two ducal coronets or. —
Bl. Norf. xi. 79 ; Sable, a pastoral staff enfilleted inter two
crowns or. — Taylor's Index Monasticus.)
XX. Gules, two chevrons argent, Paynell of Belaugh.
XXI. Per pale, argent and sable, three crescents counter-
changed, Topcliff.
XXII. See of Norwich.
XXIII. Blofeld, as in No. IV.
XXIV. Azure, two bars wavy ermine, Hock ham.
At the West End.
XXV. The Royal Arms of Charles I. ? " C. R."

374 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
HOVETON ST. PETER.
Tablet on the North Wall.
I. (Raised.) A chevron between, in chief two bunches of
grapes, and in base a wolf rampant (Aufrere, Sable, a chevron
between in chief two bunches of grapes, and in base a wolf
rampant or. See No. IV.) ; impaling, On a chevron between
three roundels, each charged with a martlet, as many mascles. —
See No. IV, where it is, "Sable, on a chevron argent between
three plates, each charged with a martlet of the first, as many
mascles of the last." (Pratt ? Argent, on a chevron sable between
three ogresses, each charged with a martlet of the field, as
many mascles or.)
" Here are deposited the remains of Mary, late wife of Anthony
Aufrere, Clerk. She was great grandaughter of Mr. William
Cutting of this town, and departed this life the 19th of Feby.,
1750, aged 60 years. Here also is interred the Body of Catherine,
the daughter of Anthony Aufrere, Clerk, and Susanna his wife,
who departed this life the 3rd of May, 1738, aged 8 years ;
also Anthony Aufrere, Clerk, A.M., Rector of Heigham near
Norwich, who died May 22nd, 1781, aged 76. Anthony Aufrere
his son was for 50 years an acting Magistrate of the county of
Norfolk ; he died September 11th, 1814, aged 84."
Hatchments.
II. Aufrere. The charge is here " a lion rampant"; impaling,
Quarterly, argent and gules, in the second and third quarters
a fret or, over all a fesse sable (Norris. The fesse is generally
" azure.") Crest : A lion rampant.
III. Same as No. II. Crest : Aufrere.
IV. Same as No. I.
V. Quarterly ; — 1 and 4, Ermine, on a chief nebulee azure,
three escallops or, Negus; 2 and 3, Argent, a saltire sable;
on a chief gules two woolpacks or (Johnson, Lord Mayor of
London 1845, Argent, a saltire sable ; on a chief gules three
woolpacks or) ; in pretence, Or, on a chief indented azure two
mullets of the field, Dey or D'Eye. Crest : A bird (seamew ?)
resting its dexter claw on an escallop or.
VI. Same as No. V.
VII. Negus, the chief is here "wavy"; impaling, Per pale,
argent and gules, on a fesse engrailed or, between three grey
hounds courant counterchanged, a fleur-de-lis, enclosed by two
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Per pale, or and azure, on a fesse engrailed argent, between three
greyhounds courant counterchanged, a fleur-de-lis inter two
lozenges gules.)
VIII. Negus, in pretence Johnson, Crest : Negus.
IX. Negus, with crescent for difference; impaling, Argent,
a chevron gules ; on a chief of the second three pierced mullets
of the first (Fowke of Elmsthorpe, co. Leicester, granted by
Camden.) Crest : Negus.
X. Negus, impaling, Azure, a lion rampant argent. Crest :
Negus. The bird is ," legged gules."
At the West End.
XI. The Royal Arms in relief. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, France
quartering England; 2, Scotland; 3, Ireland. There is no date,
but from the style of mantling circa 1690.

IRSTEAD.
Tablet on the North Wall with raised Shield.
I. Three talbots passant (Hornor or Homer, Sable, three
talbots passant argent) ; impaling, A chevron between three
roses. For Charles, youngest son of Leonard and Elizabeth Hornor
of this parish, died off Madras August 19th, 1811, in his 18th
year ; he was Midshipman on board the Rose, and on his first
voyage to the Indies. The arms are undoubtedly those of his
father and mother. In the North Chancel Window.
II. Barry of fourteen, gules and argent, Stutville or Stoteville ;
on a quarter azure an escutcheon, Quarterly, or and sable, a
bend gold, Fastolfe. In the East Window of the South Aisle.
III. Argent, a cross engrailed gules, Gurney; impaling,
Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross engrailed counterchanged,
Heydon of Baconsthorpe. Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Heydon,
married William Gurney, Esq.: — Bl. Norf vi. 506.
I have in my possession the Royal Arms, formerly in this
church, George I, "G. R„ 1725."

376 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
NEATISHEAD.
An Engraving in a small frame at the West End.
I. The Royal Arms of George III., before the Union with
Ireland. "Williamson delin. Printed for R. Sayer opposite
Fetter Lane, Fleet Street. W. V. sculp."

PASTON.
Monument against the North Chancel Wall, with
recumbent Effigy and raised Shield.
I. Six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one ; a chief indented
(Paston, Argent, six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one, azure ; a
chief indented or) ; impaling, A bend within a bordure engrailed
(Knyvett, Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed sable.)
For " Dame Catherine Paston, daughter unto the right Worp11
Sr Thomas Knevitt, Knt, and wife to Sr Edmund Paston,, Knt,
with whom she lived in wedlock 26 yeers, and died March 10,
1628." II. Brass on the Chancel Floor with Portraiture
and two Shields.
1. Quarterly of twelve : — 1, Paston ; 2, A fesse between two
chevrons, on the upper one a fleur-de-lis (Peche, Argent,
a fesse between two chevrons gules, on the upper one
a fleur-de-lis or) ; 3, On a chief indented three coronets
(Leach, Ermine, on a chief indented gules three coronets
or) ; 4, On a chevron between three lions' heads erased,
as many roundels (Somerton, Or, on a chevron between
three lions' heads erased gules, as many bezants) ; 5, An
escutcheon between an orle of martlets ( Walcot, Azure,
an escutcheon between an orle of martlets argent) ; 6, A
chevron between three bears' heads couped and muzzled
(Berry, Argent, a chevron between three bears' heads
couped sable, muzzled or) ; 7, A chief indented (Hemgrave,
Argent, a chief indented gules. There is, I believe,
some doubt as to this quartering, but on this brass the
field is certainly metal and the chief colour) ; 8, A fesse
between three crescents ( Wachesam, Argent, a fesse, and
in chief two crescents gules. This is the usual position
in the Paston coat for this quartering, therefore I think
the " crescent in base " is an engraver's error) ; 9, A
lion rampant guardant (Hethersett, Azure, a lion ram
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(Gerbridge, Sable, a fesse between two chevrons or) ; 11,
On a chevron three fleurs-de-lis (Peyver, Argent, on a
chevron gules three fleurs-de-lis or) ; 12, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, A cross pattee (Mautby ? This is, I think,
intended for, Azure, a cross or) ; 2 and 3, A fesse between
thirteen billets, seven in chief and six in base (Louvaine,
Gules, a fesse argent between fourteen billets or, four
and three, four and three. See p. 150, and Bl. Norf vi.
492.)
2. Quarterly: — A chevron between three lions' heads erased
( Wyndham, Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads
erased or) ; 2 and 3, Quarterly, first and fourth, A bend
(Scroop, Azure, a bend or) ; second and third, A saltire
engrailed (Tiptoff, Argent, a saltire engrailed gules. —
Bl. Norf. viii. 114.)
Here Erasmus Paston and Marye his wiffe enclosed are in claye,
Which is the Besting place of fneach until the latter daye.
Off sonnes three and daughters nyne the Lord them parents made
Ere cruell death did worke his cruell spite or fykell lyff did fade.
"Erasmus Paston deceased ye xiii of November, Ao. 1538,
and Marye his wyfe deceased ye ... of  " He married
Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Wyndham of Felbrigg.
There were originally many shields of brass fixed in the sides
of the monument in this church, but not one now remains.
At the West End.
III. The Royal Arms, after the Union with Ireland, 1831.

RIDLINGTON.

SCO-RUSTON.
Slabs at the West End.

I. A chevron vaire between three lions rampant (Payne of
Ittringham, Argent, a chevron vaire between three lions rampant
azure.) Crest : An ostrich's head erased between two wings
expanded, in its mouth a horseshoe (Payne, An ostrich's head
erased or between two wings expanded sable, in the beak a
horseshoe of the last.)
For "Nicholas Payne, Gent., who died June 2, 1698, ao-ed 66 ;
also for Sarah Harmer, his granddaughter, who died August 5
1690, aged 8°.o."

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II. (In lozenge.) Payne.
"Hie etiam depositee sunt exuviae Sarae unius denatis
charissimis dicti Nicholai Payne Gen. defuncti cessit ilia fatis
(quasi vidua) 23t0 die Decemb. An. Dofh 1726, ^Etatis suae 65."
At the Base of a Buttress.
III. A chevron between three Catherine wheels (Aslack?
Sable, a chevron ermine between three Catherine wheels argent.)
The Aslacks held land in this hundred at Crostwight and
other places in 1434— Vis. of Norf. i. 337, 338.
Bl. Norf. does not treat of this as a separate parish, but
(xi. 73) states that " the chapel of Scoruston, belonging to the
church of Tunsted, is wrote in the institution books Sculmerton,
which was no doubt a hamlet of Tunstede."

SLOLEY.
I. Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
Two Shields, tinctured by lines.
1. Three lions rampant (Gunn, Gules, three lions rampant
proper.)
2. Ermine, on a bend three escallops (Mark, Ermine, on a bend
azure three escallops argent. See No. III.)
For "Anne, wife of Rev. William Gunn, daughter and co
heiress of John Mack, who died December 26th, 1826, in her
59th year. Also for Rev. W. Gunn, B.D., who died April 11th,
1841 ; he was for thirty-nine years Rector of this parish."
Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
II. (Coloured.) Sable, a string bow full bent in pale, with
arrow in fesse point to the dexter argent, Cubitt; impaling two
coats per fesse, 1, Argent, a chevron between three oxen lodged
gules ; 2, Argent, a chevron between ten cross-crosslets sable,
six and four. Crests : 1, An arm in armour embowed proper,
garnished or, throwing an arrow gules, tipped proper, feathered
argent, Cubitt; 2, Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle with
two wings expanded sable, White.
For Rev. Benjamin Cubitt, M.A., late Rector of this parish,
who died April 25th, 1852, aged 81 ; for Mary, daughter of John
Mack, his first wife, who died February 21st, 1823, aged 47 ;
also for seven of their children who died in early childhood.
For Frances Maria, his second wife, sister of Henry Kirke White,
late of Nottingham ; also for Henry Neville, their only son, who
died an infant.

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Shield in the East Window.
III. Cubitt, in pretence Mack; impaling, Gules, a chevron
vaire between three lions rampant or, White. Crests: 1, Cubitt;
2, White. There is a curious similarity between the coat and
crest of White and that of Payne of Itteringham. See p. 377.
In the West Window.
IV. Crest: Cubitt.
V. Altar Tomb, recessed in the North Wall, at the
East End of the South Aisle, with Two Shields in Stone.
1. (The dexter side.) Quarterly, on a bend three martlets
(Le Gros, Quarterly, argent and azure, on a bend sable
three martlets or.) Round this shield is a collar of SS,
pendent therefrom an eagle displayed, buckled to the
collar by two mascles ; on the thong, passing around and
behind the shield, the words " Oliuer Grois Swver, here
lyeth he."
2. (The sinister side.) Le Gros. This shield is encircled by a
plain chain, and on the thong the words " Off qwos soul
eu God hve m'ci & pete."
On Screenwork in ihe South Aisle.
VI. A cross.
VII. Same as VI.
VIII. Same as VI.
IX. A knife and staff in saltire.
X. Same as IX.
XI A crown. Over the North Door.
XII. The Royal Arms of Queen Victoria.

SMALLBURGH.
Three Shields carved, on ihe Reading Stall.
I. Two kejTs in saltire, St. Peter.
II. A crosier in pale between two ducal crowns, St. Benet'.
Abbey. See p. 373.
III. Three mitres (See of Norwich, Azure, three mitres or.)
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380 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
SWAFIELD.
Slabs in the Chancel.
I. Quarterly, per fesse indented ; on a bend three lozenges
(Harmer or Harmor, co. Gloucester, granted 1615, Quarterly,
per fesse indented or and sable ; on a bend of the last three
lozenges of the first.) Crest : A dexter arm couped at the
elbow, vested, grasping two sprigs of roses, stalked, leaved, and
seeded. This is very like the crest borne by Harman of Harman
Hall, co. Sussex.
For Nicholas Harmer, Gent., who died October 24th, 1743,
in his 55th year ; also for Frances his first wife, daughter of John
Rabett of Bramfield, co. Suffolk, by Mary his wife, daughter
of John Cornwallis of Wingfield College, co. Suffolk, who died
December 30th, 1771, in her 75th year.
Slab in the Nave,
II. Harmer, impaling, A chevron vaire between three lions
rampant (Payne of Itteringham, Argent, a chevron vaire between
three lions rampant azure.) Crest : Harmer.
For "Wm Harmer the elder, of this parish, Gent., born 7ber
the 2d, 1655, died August 19, 1710; for Elizabeth his wife,
daughter of Nich. Payne, sometime of Sco Ruston, Gent., died
7ber 13, 1727, aged 71 ; for William Harmer their first son, born
August 23, 1681, died 7ber 12, 1727 ; for Sarah their third
daughter, born August 16, 1691, died Jan? 29, 1736 ; for Richard
their fifth son, who died an infant. Also by command of
William the elder, here are deposited the gathered remains of
William Harmer their father."
Tablet on the South Wall of the Nave.
III. (Coloured.) Gules, three horses' heads couped argent,
Horsley. Crest : A horse's head, as in the arms.
For the Rev. Isaac Horsley, Rector of Antingham St. Mary,
Vicar of Briston, who died April 9th, 1803, aged 77 ; and for
Priscilla his wife, who died August 14th, 1778, aged 46 ; also
for Amey their daughter, who died August 25th, 1772, aged 16.
See p. 356.

TUNSTEAD.
Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel.
I. Crest : A lion rampant, holding between his paws a
mullet, the dexter hind paw resting on a cross pattee (Johnson.

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This is on a shield, but as the lion stands upon a torce, I take it
to be intended for a" crest.)
For "Randall Johnson, Esq., for many years landowner and
respected inhabitant of this parish, who died December 24th,
1859, aged 69. Erected by his nephews Randall James and
George Randall Johnson."

WALSHAM, NORTH.

I. Fine Monument on ihe North Side of the Chancel,
with Effigy and Nineteen coloured Shields.
1. (In the centre.) Quarterly of twelve : — 1, Argent, six
fleurs-de-lis azure, three, two, and one ; a chief indented
or, Paston; 2, Argent, a fesse between two chevrons
gules, on the upper one a lion rampant or, Peche ;
3, Ermine, on a chief indented gules three ducal coronets
or, Leach; 4, Or, on a chevron between three lions'
heads erased gules, as many bezants, Somerton ; 5, Vert,
an escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent,
Erpingham. This should be Azure, an escutcheon within an
orle of martlets argent, for Walcot; 6, Argent, a chevron
between three bears' heads couped sable, muzzled or,
Berry ; 7, Ermine, a chief indented gules. I think this
must be intended for the coat of Hemgrave, Argent, a
chief indented gules. See Bl. Norf. vi. 492 ; 8, Argent,
a fesse gules ; in chief two crescents of the second,
Wachesam; 9, Azure, a lion rampant guardant or,
Hethersett. — See Bl. Norf. vi. 494 ; 10, Sable, a fesse
between two chevrons or, Gerbridge; 11, Argent, on a
chevron gules three fleurs-de-lis or, Peyver ; 12, Azure,
a cross or, Mauteby. Crest above : A griffin sejant, wings
endorsed, gorged argent, with chain or. Motto : De
mieux en mieux pour tout.
2. Argent, six fleurs-de-lis azure, Paston. The original coat.
3. Paston (original coat), impaling, Azure, a chief indented
or, Glanville.
4. Paston impaling Peche.
5. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Paston ; 2 and 3, Gerbridge ; impaling
Leach.
6. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Paston/ 2 and 3, Leach; impaling,
Azure, a saltire or.
7. Paston impaling Somerton.
8. Paston impaling Berry.
9. Paston impaling Mauteby.
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10. Paston, impaling, Argent, semee of cross-crosslets gules, a
lion rampant of the second, crowned or, Brewse.
11. Mauteby, impaling, Gules, on a fesse between six martlets
or, a pierced mullet sable, Beauchamp. Borne by Roger
de Beauchamp, temp. Edward III.
12. Mauteby, impaling, Gules, a bend lozengy or, Marechall.
13. Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water-bougets
sable, Bourchier ; impaling, Gules, a fesse argent between
fourteen billets or, four, three, four, and three, Louvaine.
See p. 150.
14. Mauteby impaling, Louvaine. See p. 376.
15. Paston, impaling, Argent, a bend within a bordure engrailed
sable, Knyvett.
16. Paston, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Or, a fret gules ;
2 and 3, Ermine, a chevron gules (Audley. It is given
in Bl. Norf. vi. 490, " Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Ermine, a
chevron gules ; 2 and 3, Gules, a fret or.")
17. Paston, impaling, Argent, on a fesse gules, three eagles
displayed or, Clere.
18. Paston, impaling, Azure, a chevron between three lions'
heads erased or, Wyndham.
19. Paston, impaling, Quarterly, argent and gules, a cross
engrailed counterchanged, Heydon.
For Sir William Paston, Knt., who died on October 20th, 1610.
The monument was erected by John Key, a freemason of London,
by order of Sir William Paston, at a cost of £200, two years
before his death. For inscription see Bl. Norf. vi. 489 and
xi. 78. Tablets in the Chancel, with coloured Shields.
II. Argent, on a mount vert a heron close proper ; on a chief
gules three estoiles of the field (Lubbock of Lammas. The heron
should be " ermine ") ; impaling, Argent, a chevron between three
crosses pattee fitchee gules, Woodrow ? Crest : A heron, wings
endorsed ermine, supporting with the dexter claw an antique
shield azure, thereon a lion rampant argent (Lubbock. The shield
should have a bordure " or.") Motto : Auctor pretiosa facit.
For "Sir John Lubbock, Bart., who died February 24th, 1816,
aged 72, who lies buried in St. James' Church, Westminster ;
for his brother, William Lubbock of Lammas, who died January
23rd, 1823, aged 77 ; also for Ann, the wife of William Lubbock,
daughter of Thomas Woodrow of Hauteboys, who died November
30th, 1783, in the 28th year of her age."
III. Lubbock, the heron is here "legged and beaked gules";
impaling, Azure, a saltire engrailed between four trefoils, slipped
or; on a chief argent three dolphins embowed of the first,
Cooper.

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For William Lubbock, Clerk, late of Lammas in this county,
who died April 20th, 1754, aged 54 ; also for Elizabeth his relict,
second daughter of Thomas Cooper, Esq., who died March 10th,
1764, aged 45.
Tablets in the North Aisle, with coloured Shields.
IV. Gules, a chevron between three demi-spears paleways,
points upwards or, Lloyd. Motto : Strenue et prospere.
For Rev. Thomas Lloyd, LL.B., Vicar of Happisburgh and
Rector of Westwick, who died November 26th, 1813 (?) ; for
Susanna his wife, who died a few hours before him, aged 62 ;
for their eldest son, Rev. Thomas Henry Lloyd, A.B., Fellow of
King's College, Cambridge, born October 3rd, 1783, died June
6th, 1808 ; also for Randall Walne Lloyd, their only other child,
born March 13th, 1789 ; died in the East Indies, May 23rd,
1808. V. Argent, a chevron gules between three hunting horns
sable, stringed or ; a canton of the last, Forster.
For William Forster, who died April 22nd, 1815, aged 46 ;
for Sarah his widow, who died August 10th, 1819, aged 53.
Also for three of their children: Sarah, who died November
12th, 1818, aged 20 ; Ann, who died April 23rd, 1822, aged 22 ;
and William, who died October 8th, 1828, aged 23.
Slab in the North Aisle.
VI. Quarterly ; in the first and fourth quarters seven sinister
bendlets within a bordure, Hasey. Crest : A covered cup.
For Joseph Hasey, Gent., who died September 12th, 1701,
aged 65. Slabs in the Chancel.
VII. A cross pattee between four fleurs-de-lis ; on a chief
issuing from the sinister an arm with hand, couped at the
elbow, sleeved ; on the dexter side a horseshoe (Riches, Richers,
or Richer, Gules, a cross pattee between four fleurs-de-lis or;
on a chief argent a hand proper, sleeved of the first, between
two horseshoes sable. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod. B, 333) ;
impaling, A chevron between three trefoils slipped. Crest :
A talbot sejant, collared, the collar fastened with a bow.
For John Riches, Gent., Bachelor of Physic, who died
October 21st, 1738, aged 46 ; for Elizabeth his wife, who died
April 9th, 1746, aged 49 ; also for Thomas their son, who
died June 16th, 1741.
VIII. Lubbock. Crest : Lubbock.
For John Lubbock, Gent., who died August 4th, 1731, aged 63 ;
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384 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
of Calthorp, who died December 23rd, 1704 ; for Samuel their
son, who died January 29th, 1733, aged 44; also for John
Lubbock, Gent., who died June 30th, 1742.
IX. Lubbock, the charges on the chief are here "stars";
impaling Cooper.
For William Lubbock, A.M., of Gonville and Caius College,
Cambridge, Rector of Lammas and Scottow, who died April
20th, 1754, aged 54.
X. (Tinctured by lines.) Lubbock, the chief is here " azure "
and the charges as in No. IX. ; impaling Woodrow. Crest :
Lubbock. For Ann, wife of William Lubbock, who died at Wandsworth
in Surrey ; also for William Lubbock. See No. II.
XI. A cross between four fleurs-de-lis (Fenton, Argent, a
cross between four fleurs-de-lis sable.) Crest : A dexter arm
embowed, grasping a dagger.
For Daniel Fenton, who died April 9th, 1802, aged 85.
Brass in ihe Nave.
XII. A chevron between nine cloves, six in chief and three
in base, Grocers Company.
For Robert Raunt, "Cheife Constable of the Hundred of
Tunstead," who died May 6th, 1625, 60 years old.
Slabs in the Nave.
XIII. Ermine, two chevrons, Moore; impaling, A chevron
between three crescents (Withers, Argent, a chevron gules
between three crescents sable. — Bl. Norf. xi. 79.)
For "William Moore, Cheif Constable of Tunstead," who
died May 31st, 1734, aged 46.
XIV. Quarterly : — 1, On a fesse between three goats' heads
erased, as many crescents (Themylthorp, Sable, on a fesse between
three antelopes' heads erased or, as many crescents gules. —
Bl. Norf. xi. 79) ; 2, Semee of cross-crosslets a chevron ; in sinister
chief a cinquefoil ; 3, A fesse wavy between three wolves' heads
couped (Wolferton, Sable, a fesse wavy between three wolves'
heads erased or. — Bl. Norf. xi. 79) ; 4, A chevron. The whole
shield with a crescent for difference.
For Mary, wife of Edmond Themylthorpe, Gent., who died
on July 4th, 1685.
XV. Three bars and a canton (Fuller of North Walsham,
Argent, three bars and a canton gules. — Bl. Norf. xi. 79.) Crest :
A lion's heads erased, crowned.
For "Henry Fuller of Northwallsham, Gent., who died
Oct. 2, 1704, in the 80 fourth year of his age."

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XVI. An eagle displayed (Phillips. This coat is doubtless
taken from the first quarter of that borne by Phelips, Lord
Bardolf) ; impaling, A lion rampant debruised by a bend raguly
(Steward, Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a bend
raguly or.) Crest : A lion rampant ducally gorged.
For William Phillips, who died February 11th, 171S, aged 50.
Two Shields outside the South Porch.
XVII. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Semee of fleurs-de-lis (France,
ancient, Azure, semee of fleurs-de-lis or) ; 2 and 3, Three lions
passant guardant or (England, Gules, three lions passant guardant
or.) There is a label of three running through the shield charged
with ermine spots.
For John of Gaunt.
XVIII. Same as XVII.
Two Shields inside the South Porch.
XIX. Same as XVII.
XX. A crosier in pale between two ducal crowns, issuing
from the sinister chief and in bend, a hand, St. Benet's Abbey.
See p. 373. Standing in the Vestry.
XXI. The Royal Arms, " Charles II, 1660."
On the back are the arms of the Commonwealth, Argent, a
cross gules, St. George ; impaling, Ireland. It is therefore more
than probable that this panel was used originally in the reign
of Charles I., turned about during the Commonwealth, and then
repainted and dated on the Accession of Charles II.

WESTWICK
I. Tablet on the North Wall of the Chancel, with
Five coloured Shields.
1. Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, a bend or between two
escallops argent, Petre ; 2 and 3, Quarterly, gules and
azure, a cross engrailed ermine, Berney ; impaling,
Quarterly, azure and gules, an imperial crown between
four lions rampant argent, Harbord.
2. Berney.

386 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
3. Gules, a chevron between three reed sheafs or, Reedham.
See p. 218.
4. Gules, a chevron between three eagles displayed argent,
Gaston.
5. Argent, on a canton gules a cross or, Bradestone.
For John Petre of Westwick Hall, born May 14th, 1773, died
December 1st, 1854 ; also for his wife, the Honourable Katherine,
daughter of Harbord Lord Suffield, born June 24th, 1773 ;
died August 5th, 1857.

Tablets on tlie North Wall of the Chancel, with
coloured Shields.
II. Quarterly: — 1 and 4, Petre; 2 and 3, Berney, with the
field " Per pale azure and gules." Crest : Two lions' heads erased
and endorsed, the dexter or, the sinister azure, each gorged with
a plain collar counterchanged, Petre.
For John Berney Petre, who died June 14th, 1819, aged 78.
III. (In lozenge.) Petre, in pretence Bemey, as in No. II.
For Elizabeth, daughter and coheiress of John Berney, Esq.,
and wife of William Petre, late of Newhouse, co. Essex, who
died December 19th, 1772, aged 87.
IV. Bemey, as in No. II. ; impaling, on the dexter side, Or,
three bendlets engrailed sable (Branthivayt of Hethel, Or, two
bendlets engrailed sable. See p. 164) ; and impaling, Or, five
mascles conjoined in cross and a chief indented gules, Kendall.
See p. 59.) Crest : Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of ostrich
feathers, one argent between two azure, Berney.
For John Berney of Westwick, Esq., eldest son of John
Berney, Esq., and Susan his wife, daughter of William Staines
of Weston, who died September 24th, 1734, aged 58. He
married first Bridget, daughter of William Branthwayt of
Heatheld, Esq., and secondly Elizabeth, daughter of Maurice
Kendall, Esq. Tablet on the South Wall of the Chancel.
V. (Coloured.) Petre. On the bend is the coat of Berney,
impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure, a stag's head cabossed or,
Mackenzie ; 2 and 3, Or, a fesse chequy of the field and azure,
surmounted of a bend engrailed gules within a double tressure
flory counter-flory of the last (Stewart. The fesse should be, I
believe, " azure and argent.") Crest : Petre, charged with the
coat of Bemey. Motto : Sans Dieu rien.
For John Berney Petre, only son of Jack Petre and his wife,
the Honble. Katherine Harbord, bom November 8th, 1805, at

jTohn Berney, 16S7.

Richard Berney, 1737.

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Suffield; died January 9th, 1882. For Caroline Susan Petre
his wife, second daughter of James Alexander Stewart Mackenzie,
Esq., born July 16th, 1822 ; died June 4th, 1855 ; she is buried
in the family vault of Seaforth in the old castle of Fortrose,
N. B.
Slabs in the Chancel.
VI. Berney, impaling, Three bars gemelles ; a canton (Briggs
of Sail, Gules, three bars gemelles or ; a canton sable.) Crest :
Out of a ducal coronet a plume of ostrich feathers, Berney.
For Richard, youngest son of John Berney, Esq., sometime
Steward and afterwards Recorder of Norwich and their Rep
resentative in Parliament. He married Mary, one of the
daughters of Augustine Briggs of the said city of Norwich,
and died January 3rd, 173|-, in his 64th year.
VII. Quarterly: — 1, Berney; 2, Reedham; the chevron is
" engrailed " ; 3, Caston ; 4, Bradestone. Crest : A reed sheaf.
See page 218.
For "John Berney of Westwick, co. Norfolk, son of Sir
Richard Berney, Baronett, of Reedham, who departed this life
31 of March, 1689. Leaving issue 2 sonnes, John and Richard."
VIII. Berney impaling (Branthwayt. The coat is here correct.)
See No. IV. Crest : A plume of five ostrich feathers, Berney.
For Bridget, wife of John Berney, who died July 7th, 1711,
aged 40. See No. IV.
IX. Petre, in pretence Bemey. Crest : Petre.
For William Petre, who died December 19th, 1772, aged 86 ;
and also for Elizabeth his wife, who died September 13th, 1778,
in her 67th year.
Shields on the Battlements of the Toiver.
X. A cross.
XI. A lion rampant, tail double queued (Brews, Ermine, a
lion rampant, double queued. — Three Norfolk Armories, Cod.
C, 113; Ermine, a lion rampant cue furchee nowee gules. —
Cod. A, 438.)
XII. France (modern) quartering England,
XIII. Three lions passant guardant, with a label of three
(Brotherton, Gules, three lions passant guardant or, with a label
of three argent.)
Bl, Norf xi. 82, says, "In this church were the arms of
Brews and of Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk." In 1324 Thomas
Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk, presented to the living.

388 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

WITTON.
Tablets on the North Wall of the Chancel, voiih
coloured Shields.
I. Quarterly, argent and gules, in the second and third
quarters a fret or; over all a fesse azure, Norris; impaling,
Or, a chevron sable between three murrs proper, Carthew.
There is a helmet, but no crest.
For John Norris of Great Witchingham, co. Norfolk, Esq.,
who married Anna, eldest daughter of Thomas Carthew of
Benacre, Suffolk, Esq., by Sarah his first wife. He died October
9th, 1734, aged 23, Anna his wife died September 8th, 1767,
aged 55.
II. Norris, impaling, Bendy wavy of six argent and azure,
Playters. For " Elizabeth, wife of John Norris, Esq., only daughter of
John Playters, Esq., of Yelverton, who left this world December
1st, 1769, in her 28th year. John Norris her husband left this
world January 5th, 1777, aged 43."
Shields in the East Window.
III. Sable, a chevron or, guttee de sang, between three
cinquefoils argent, (Wodehouse of Kimberley. The cinquefoils
should be ermine.)
IV. Norris.
In memory of Charlotte Laura, wife of John, second Baron
Wodehouse, only daughter and heiress of John Norris, Esq.,
of Great Witchingham, who died June 24th, 1845.
Shields in the South Window of the Chancel.
V. Ermine, a bend between two cotises or, Ewen.
VI. Ewen, in pretence, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Gules, on a
saltire argent four crosses moline of the field, Johnson; 2 and 3,
Gules, two lions passant guardant in pale argent, L' Estrange ?
For Thomas Glover Ewen, Esq., who died September 18th,
1813, aged 65 ; also for Anna Maria his wife, who died at
Dedham, Essex, May 26th, 1826, aged 75.
Altar Tomb at ihe East End of the Churchyard.
VII. A chevron between three lions heads erased (Monck,
Gules, a chevron between three lions' heads erased argent.)
Inscription much worn. " Mr. John . . Monck."

TUNSTEAD HUNDRED. 389
WORSTEAD.
Tablet on the South Chancel Wall, with coloured Shield.
I. Per pale azure and gules, a cross engrailed ermine, Berney ;
in pretence, Per fesse indented sable and argent ; in chief, three
lions rampant or. This coat must be intended for Beevor. See
No. II. Crest : A plume of three ostrich feathers, one azure
between two argent, Berney.
For the Rev. Richard Berney, A.M., eldest son of the Rev.
William Berney, by Dorothy his wife. He was Rector of
Westwick, Swanton Abbots, and Horningtoft. He died June
12th, 1787, aged 62. Hatchments.
II. Berney, impaling, Per pale argent and gules ; on a chief
indented sable, three lions rampant or (Beevor. The field is
usually Per pale or and argent.) Crest : A plume of five ostrich
feathers, Berney. Tablet on ihe Wall of ihe South Aisle, with
coloured Shield.
III. Berney impaling Berney. (The field is here "Per pale
gules and azure.") Crest : Berney.
For the Rev. William Berney, A.M., Rector of Frettenham
and Newton Flotman, who died February 12th, 1763, aged 66 ;
also his wife Dorothea, who died December 18th, 1771, aged 76.
Slabs in the Chancel.
IV. On a fesse, between three antelopes' heads erased, as
many roundels (Themylthorp, Sable, on a fesse, between three
antelopes' heads erased or, as many crescents gules. See p. 362) ;
impaling, A chevron between three lions' heads erased ( Wynd
ham, Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or.)
Crest : An ostrich's head erased, between four feathers.
For Charles Themylthorp, Gent., who died April 8th, 1723,
aged 45 ; also for Sara his daughter, who died November 21st,
1727, aged 17. Slabs in the Nave.
V. Berney, impaling, Two bars (Harcock. The coat of
Harcourt is, " Gules, two bars or.") Crest : Out of a ducal
coronet a plume of five ostrich feathers, Bemey.
For William, fourth son of Sir Thomas Berney. He was
Pastor of this church for thirty-six years, Rector of Westwick
and Stokesby, and died in 1747, aged 80.

390 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
VI. Same as V. Crest : Berney, as in No. V.
For Mary, wife of the Rev. William Berney, daughter of
Rev. Henry Harcock and Mary his wife, who was a daughter
of William Branthwayt of Hethel ; she died November 26th,
1733, aged 61.
VII. Bemey impaling Beevor. Crest : Berney, as in No. II.
Motto : Nil temere neque timore.
For Robert Berney, Esq., of Holly Grove House, Worstead,
who died August 28th, 1828, aged 68 ; also for Charlotte his
relict, who died March 27th, 18-9, aged 84. There is more
covered up. Hatchments in the Cha-ncel,
VIII. Argent, three lions passant in pale gules, Brograve;
in pretence, A hawk or, standing on a perch argent (Hawker,
Sable, a hawk standing on a perch argent, beaked and legged
or.) Crest : An eagle displayed with two heads ermine, each
head ducally crowned or.
Sir Berney Brograve, Bart., married first, Jane, daughter of
Edward Hawker of Great Baddow, Essex.
IX. Quarterly of eleven: — 1, Brograve, with the Ulster
badge ; 2, Quarterly, per fesse indented, gules and argent ; on
the first and fourth quarters a crescent of the second ; on the
second and third quarters a leopard's face of the first, Ryton,
co. Kent; 3, Argent, two lions passant in pale gules, Littlebury ;
4, Barry of eight, gules and ermine, Kirton ; 5, Argent, a
bend azure between six cross-crosslets fitchee vert, Woodthorpe ;
6, Quarterly, the first and fourth quarters ermine, the second
and third chequy or and gules, Gibthorpe ; 7, Argent, a chevron
gules between three nails sable, St. Cleere; 8, Gules, a griffin
segreant or within a bordure engrailed argent, Battell ; 9,
Argent, billettee, a chevron sable, Lelholme ; 10, Quarterly, azure
and gules, over all a cross engrailed ermine, Berney. See
No. I. ; 11, Hawker, the tinctures are right ; impaling, Lozengy,
gules and or, a bordure azure, Halcott. Motto : Finis dat esse.
The shield has the Ulster badge.
Sir Berney Brograve, Bart., married secondly, on January
23rd, 1769, Jane, daughter of Matthew Halcott of Hoe.—
Carthew's Launditch, Part ii. 733, and iii. 72.
X. Quarterly of twelve : — 1 and 12, Brograve, with the Ulster
badge ; 2, Ryton ; 3, Littlebury ; 4, Kirton ; 5, Woodthorpe ;
6, Gibthorpe; 7, St. Cleere; 8, Battell; 9, Lelholme; 10, Argent,
a bend compony, gules and sable, between two cotises of the
first, Leventhorp ; li, Bemey. Crest and Motto : Brograve.

TUNSTEAD HUNDRED. 391
Coloured Shields on the Nave Roof.
XI. Gules, a bend or between two escallops argent, Petre.
XII. Sable, a crosier in pale between two crowns or, issuing
from the sinister chief in bend, a hand proper, St. Benet's Abbey.
XIII. Azure, three mitres or, See of Norwich.
XIV. Chequy, or and azure, a bend ermine ; on a canton of
the second a mitre of the first ( Walter de Suth field, alias Calthorp,
Bishop of Norwich, 1243 — 57. There ought to be " three mitres
on the canton.")
XV. Argent, a lion rampant sable.
XVI. Ermine, a crossbow in pale gules, Arblasier. One of
this family erected the screen.
XVII. Azure, a maunch argent ; a bordure or charged with
eight pairs of lions' gambs, each pair in saltire erased gules
(Philip, Duke of Wharton. The field should be sable.)
XVIII. Argent, on a chevron between two chevronels sable,
three portcullises, with rings and chains of the field ; in chief a
mullet gules, Thurlow.
XIX. See of Norwich, impaling, Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Azure,
three pelicans argent, vulning themselves proper ; 2 and 3, Gules,
two demi-belts pale ways, the buckles in chief argent, Pelham.
For the Hon. and Right Rev. John Thomas Pelham, Lord
Bishop of Norwich.
XX. Argent, a cross sable, Deanery of Norwich ; impaling,
Argent, a cross between four doves gules, with a crescent for
difference, Goulburn,
For Edward Meyrick Goulburn, D.D., Dean of Norwich.
XXI. Argent, on a cross sable five beehives or.
XXII. Berney.
XXIII. Brograve.
XXIV. Argent, semee of cross-crosslets fitchee sable, a lion
passant gules ; over all two bendlets azure.
XXV. Themylthorp. The charges are here as they should
be, crescents.
XXVI. Gules, on a fesse between three martlets argent as
many cinquefoils azure.
XXVII. Sable, a fesse dancettee or between three crescents
argent, Rous, Earl of Stradbroke.
XXVIII. Deanery of Norwich.
At ihe West End.
XXIX. The Royal Arms of George I, " G. R, 1721."

392 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.

Page 20. Redenhall, XVI. For Sudbury read Sedbury.
Page 23. Starston, Vll. Wickham ?
Page 27. Dicexeburgh, VT. Arms in pretence, E&yar.
Page 32. Diss. Shields at the West End, lately added, repre
senting four families who have longest held the patronage : —
1 . Gules, three lucies haurient argent, Be Lucie.
2. Or, a fesse between two chevrons gules, Fitewalter.
3. Argent, a bend engrailed sable, Batcliffe, Earls of Sussex.
4. Quarterly, azure and gules, a cross flory between four trefoils
slipped or, Manning.
Page 32. Ferspield, I. The impalement may be intended for,
Quarterly : — 1 and 4, Sable, a falcon close argent, beaked and belled
or, Bolton; 2 and 3, Gules, a trefoil slipped between three wolves'
heads erased or. These are the arms, with the usual quartering, of
Bolton of Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Page 33. Roydon, II. The impalement is for Rolf of Tuttington,
Argent, three ravens sable.
Page 33. Roydon. There are eight shields on the battlements
of the octagon tower, each bearing the arms of Frere, Gules, two
leopards' faces in pale between as many flaunches or. On the south
side of the vault is Frere, impaling (Richards, Argent, a cross patonce
between four Cornish choughs proper.)
Page 41. Banhah, I. This is probably the Royal Arms of the
Tudor period.
Page 45. West Marling, Nos. VI., VII., and VIII. " Or, a lion
rampant gules," may be for Charleton.
Pages 48 and 49. Riddlesworth, I. The impalement, obviously
entirely incorrect, is intended for the arms and quarterings of
Forrester. Thomas Thornhill, Esq., having married a daughter of
Major and the Hon. Mrs. Forrester.
Page 49. Rtddlesworth:, II. The impalement is, Quarterly : —
1 and 4, A chevron between three martlets (Hodgson, Sable, a chevron
between three martlets or) ; 2 and 3, Three nags' heads. Thomas
Thornhill, Esq., of Riddlesworth, having married a daughter of
Richard Hodgson of Carham, co. Northumberland, M.P.

ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. 393
Page 53. Attleborough, V. The impalement is probably an
unrecorded coat of Pride; the two so-called serpents upon the
chevron being intended for "preeds," or lampreys.
Page 56. Besthorpe, IV., No. 4. Argent, on a chevron within a
bordure engrailed gules five bezants, is for Chetilton, not Bromley.
Page 65. Larling, I. It may be intended for, " Quarterly, gules
and vaire ; on a bend an annulet in dexter chief, and underneath a
crescent," Constable. Thomas Caton of Thorpe Abbots, who died in
1705, married one of the daughters and coheiresses of Luke Constable
of Swaffham Market. The Thomas Caton here commemorated was
perhaps a son of the above-named Thomas, and may have used the
arms of Constable instead of his paternal coat. Major A. E. Lawson
Lowe, F.S.A., states that he has seen a seal of Caton quartering
Constable, the latter coat having both an annulet and a crescent
upon the bend.
Page 68. East Wretham, m. Azure, three lozenges or, Freeman;
in base, A cave proper, therefrom issuing a wolf at full speed
regardant argent, Williams.
Page 72. West Bradenham. "Haggard of Bradenham, repre
sentatives of an ancient family which came from Perthshire temp.
James the First." This note is from Burke's Armory. See for later
information Carthew's Bradenham, pp. 86 — 100.
Page 78. Narborough, I. The field is "Per pale" on this slab,
and not as it should be, " Quarterly."
Page 79. Narborough, H. The demi-lion is charged with a bend,
thereon three martlets, as in the arms.
Page 84. Narford, VTI. The impalement is for Taylor, not

Page 91. South Pickenham, IV. The coat of Vere has a bordure.
Paqe 106. Kirby Cane, IV. "Mary Elrington" should be
" Judith Elrington."
Page 133. Loddon, XXHI. Bokenham?
Page 139. Topcroft, IT. It should be, "Sable, on a chevron
between six crosses pattee fitchee or, as many fleurs-de-lis azure,
Smyth." Page 195. Morningthorpe, XVI. For Mapper dey read Mapperley.
Page 213. Acle, V. Stones in the South Porch to "Thomas
Nudd . . . Mary his daughter, who died April 13, 1746, aged 20 ;
and also to Mary his wife."
Page 214. Acle. There are some shields on the battlements of the
tower, of which three may be described thus : —
1. A cross flory between five martlets, Edward, the Confessor.
2. A cross.
3. Three crowns, East Anglia.
Page 246. Catton, XLHI. may be " Argent, a chevron azure
between three foxes' heads erased gules," for Foxall or Foxcroft.

394 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Page 273. Costessey, V. "Mary Blount" should be "Anne
Blount." Page 288. Morley St. Botolph, V. Argent, on a cross gules
five ? mullets or, Adams ; and Gules, a chevron between three pears
or, Abbot. In the impalement, 1 and 4, Or, a chevron between three
leopards' faces gules, Harvey. The Rev. Charles Beauchamp Cooper's
mother was the daughter and heiress of the Rev. James Adams,
and his wife was a daughter of G. D. Harvey, Esq., of Stanmore,
Middlesex. Page 302. Cranworth, I. 8, Azure, a bend fusilee between six
martlets or, Pigot ; 9, Zouch of Lubbesthorpe ; 11, Azure, a bend or,
cotised argent, between six mullets of the second, Oldbeife ; 14, Vert,
three greyhounds courant in pale or, Malovel; 18, Linsey ; 19, Argent,
three Cornish choughs proper, Cambridge abas Clark; 21, Sable,
three garbs argent, Fenne not Segrave ; 22, Azure, a bend or charged
with an annulet gules, Doilly ; 23, Childe ; 24, Or, a pale azure, a
chief vert, Colsell.
Page 307. East Dereham, XLILT. 2 and 3, May ?
Page 325. Woodrisdtg, II. Per bend or and azure, Crane.
Page 358. Stalham, I. "Rev. Willing Smyth," should be "Rev.
William Smyth."

395

INDEX OF HUNDREDS.

PAGES
Blofield  224  241
Clavering  97—112
Depwade  183 — 211
Diss  25—40
Earsham  1 — 24
Flegg, East  . 331—344
Flegg, West  345—351
Eorehoe  266—298
Gutltcross  41—51
Greenhoe, South  70 — 96
Happing  352—361
Henstead ........ 142 — 156
humbleyard  157 — 182
Loddon  . 113—141
Mitford  299—329
Shropham  52—69
Taverham  242—265
Tunstead  362—391
Walsham  213—223

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396

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

INDEX OF PARISHES.

Acle, 213
Alburgh, 1
Aldeby, 97
Arminghall, 142
Ashby, 113
Ashmanhaugh, 362
Ashwellthorpe, 183
Aslacton, 185
Attleborough, 52
Attlebridge, 242
Bacton, 363
Banham, 41
Barford, 266
Barnham Broom, 266
Barton Turf, 364
Bawburgh, 267
Bedingham, 113
Beeston St. Lawrence, 365
Beighton, 214
Bergh Apton, 98
Besthorpe, 55
Billingford, 1
Billockby, 345
Bixley, 143
Blofield, 224
Bio-Norton, 41
Bodney, 70
Bowthorpe, 268
Bracon Ash, 157
Bradenham, East, 70
Bradenham, West, 71
Bradestone, 227
Bradfield, 368
Bramerton, 144
Brandon Parva, 268
Bressingham, 25
Brettenham, 56
Bridgham, 57
Brockdish, 2
Brooke, 99
Broome, 114
Brundall, 227
Brunstead, 352
Buckenham, 227
Buckenham, Old, 57

Buckenham, New, 59
Bunwell, 187
Burgh St. Margaret, 345
Burgh St. Peter, 100
Burlingham St. Peter, 227
Burlingham St. Andrew, 230
Burlingham, South, 230
Burston, 25
Caister, 331
Caistor St. Edmund, 144
Cantley, 231
Carleton Bode, 187
Carleton, 270
Carlton, 276
Carlton, East, 160
Carlton St. Peter, 116
Catfield, 353
Catton, 242
Chedgrave, 117
Clippesby, 345
Claxton, 118
Cockley Cley, 72
Colney, 160
Colton, 270
Costessey, 272
Coston, 273
Cranworth, 299
Cressingham, Great, 73
Cressingham, Little, 74
Cringleford, 160
Crostwick, 247
Crostwight, 369
Crownthorpe, 273
Denton, 4
Deopham, 273
Dereham, East, 304
Dickleburgh, 25
Didlington, 74
Dilham, 369
Diss, 28
Ditchingham, 118
Drayton, 248
Dunston, 162

INDEX OF PARISHES.

397

Earsham, 8
Easton, 274
Eccles, 60
Edingthorpe, 369
Ellingham, 100
Ellingham, Great, 61
Eelmmgham, 369
Felthorpe, 24S
Fersfield, 32
Filby, 334
Fishley, 214
Flordon, 164
Forncett St. Mary, 187
Forncett St. Peter, 188
Fouldon, 75
Framingham Earl, 145
Framingham Pigot, 145
Freethorpe, 233
Frenze, 33
Frettenham, 249
Eritton, 189
Fundenhall, 189
Garboldisham, 41
Garveston, 310
Gillingham, 102
Gissing, 35
Geldeston, 102
Gooderstone, 75
Hackford, 275
Haddiscoe, 103
Hainford, 249
Hales, 104
Halvergate, 214
Happisburgh, 354
Hapton, 189
Hardingham, 310
Hardley, 119
Hardwick, 189
Hargham, 61
Harling, East, 41
Harling, West, 44
Hassingham, 235
Heckingham, 104
Hedenham, 120
Hellesdon, 250
Hemblington, 215
Hempnall, 191
Hempstead, 354
Hemsby, 247
Hethel, 164
Hethersett, 167
Hickling, 354
Hilborough, 76
Hillington, 123
Hingham, 276

Hockering, 311
Hockham, 62
Holme Hale, 77
Honing, 370
Honingham, 280
Horning, 371
Horsey, 355
Horsford, 250
Horsham St. Eaith's, 250
Horstead, 251
Houghton, 78
Hoveton St. John, 371
Hoveton St. Peter, 374
Howe, 104
Hlington, 63
Ingham, 355
Intwood, 169
Irstead, 375
Kenninghall, 46
Ketteringham, 170
Kilverstone, 63
Kimberley, 281
Kirby Bedon, 146
Kirby Cane, 105
Kirstead, 124
Langford, 78
Langley, 124
Larling, 65
Lessingham, 356
Limpenhoe, 235
Lingwood, 235
Loddon, 131
Lopham, North, 47
Lopham, South, 47
Ludham, 356
Marlingford, 284
Martham, 347
Mattishall, 312
Mattishall Burgh, 316
Mautby, 335
Melton, Great, 174
Melton, Little, 175
Morley St. Botolph, 287
Morley St. Peter, 288
Morningthorpe, 192
Moulton, 216
Moulton, Great, 196
Mulbarton, 177
Mundham, 135
Narborough, 78
Narford, 84
Neatishead, 376
Necton, 85

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398

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Needham, 12
Newton, 87
Newton Flotman, 179
Norton Subcourse, 107
Ormesby St. Margaret, 337
Ormesby St. Michael, 340

Palling, 356
Panxworth, 217
Paston, 376
Pickenham, South, 90
Pickenham, North, 92
Plumstead, Great, 235
Plumstead, Little, 235
Poringland, 148
Postwick, 238
Potter Heigham, 357
Pulham St. Mary Magdalen, 12
Pulham St. Mary the Virgin, 14
Quidenham, 47
Eackheath, 255
Band worth, 217
Raveningham, 107
Bedenhall, 17
Beedham, 218
Bepps, 348
Beymerston, 316
Riddlesworth, 48
Ridlington, 377
Rockland, 149
Rockland All Saints, 65
Rollesby, 348
Roydon, 38
Runhall, 290
Runham, 340
Rushall, 21
Rushford, 50
Ruston, East, 358
Salhouse, 258
Saxlingham Nethergate, 149
Scole, 39
Sco Ruston, 377
Seething, 136
Shelfhanger, 39
Shelton, 196
Shimpling, 39
Shipdham, 317
Shotesham All Saints, 151
Shotesham St. Mary, 152
Shropham, 66
Sisland, 137
Slolev, 378

Snetterton, 66
Somerton, West, 349
Southacre, 92
Southbergh, 320
Southwood, 239
Spixworth, 259
Sporle, 93
Sprowston, 261
Stalham, 358
Starston, 21
Stockton, 110
Stoke Holy Cross, 153
Stokesby, 341
Stratton St. Mary, 200
Stratton St. Michael, 203
Strumpshaw, 239
Swafield, 380
Swaffham, 94
Swainsthorpe, 180
Swardeston, 180
Sutton, 359
Tacolneston, 204
Tasburgh, 205
Taverham, 263
Tharston, 207
Thelveton, 39
Thorpe, 110
Thorpe, 240
Thorpe Abbots, 24
Thrigby, 343
Thurlton, 111
Thurne, 349
Thurton, 137
Thuxton, 320
Thwaite, 138
Tibbenham, 209
Tivetshall St. Mary, 40
Tivetshall St. Margaret, 40
Toft Monks, 111
Topcroft, 138
Trowse, 153
Tuddenham, East, 320
Tuddenham, North, 321
Tunstall, 220
Tunstead, 380
Upton, 220
Wacton, 210
Walcot, 360
Walsham, North, 381
Walsham, South, St. Mary, 221
Walsham, South, St. Lawrence, 221
Waxham, 361
Welborne, 290
Westfield, 323
Westwick, 385

INDEX OF PARISHES.

399

Wheatacre, 112
Whinburgh, 323
Wickhampton, 222
Wicklewood, 290
Wilby, 66
Winfarthing, 40
Winterton, 350
Witton, 241
Witton, 388
Woodbastwick, 222
Woodrising, 324

Woodton, 140
Worstead, 3S9
Wramplingham, 291
Wreningham, 182
Wretham, East, 68
Wroxham, 263
Wymondham, 291
Yaxham, 327
Yelverton, 155

400

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

INDEX OF ARMS.

Abbot, 22, 340, 394
Adams, 242, 394
Adrian, 79
Aggas, 188
Albini, 60
Aldham, 186, 206
Aldous, 2
Aldrich, 154, 181
Alexander, 263
Alington, 203
Allardice, 169
Allen, 133
Allison, 341
Alpe, 307
Alvert, 234
Amherst, 74
Amhurst, 74
Amyand, 72
Amyas, 15, 277, 278, 279
Andrew, 172
Andrews, 127, 172
Andyn, 168
Anglia, East, 17, 58, 145, 152, 153,
154, 200, 245, 246, 298, 309, 339,
393
Anguish, 174, 175, 176, 216, 217,
296
Appleton, 218, 366, 367, 368
Appleyard, 123, 173
Arblaster, 391
Ardesley, 179
Argentin, 203
Armiger, 198
Armine, 282
Armstrong, 308
Armyn, 282
Arnam, 238
Arnet, 204
Arragon, 11
Arundell, 89
Ashby, 103
Ashfield, 42, 59
Aslack, 3, 15, 26, 120, 378
Astley, 116
Athill, 358
Atkyns, 125, 170, 171, 173

Atwood, 357
Audley, 382
Aufrere, 374
Austria, 126
Avering, 237
Ayde, 251, 252
Bacon, 41, 102, 103, 108, 109, 110,
118, 121, 130, 132, 135, 148, 185,
318
Bacon of Baconsthorpe, 134, 190,
362
Bacon of Hesset, 22, 34, 119, 121,
165, 166, 175, 234
Bacon, John, 3
Baconsthorpe, 269
Baddlesmere or Badlesmere, 46,
127
Bagge, 307, 308, 366
Bagshot, 22
Bailes, 302
Bailey, 19, 20
Bainard or Baynard, 27, 37, 183
Baispoole, Baspoole, Baspole, or
Bayspoole, 111, 112, 228, 357
Baker, 80, 83, 106, 147
Baldero or Boldero, 356, 365
Baldock, 318
Baldwin, 187
Balls, 177
Bangor, See of, 55
Banister, 5
Barclay, 169
Bardolf or Bardolph, 3, 15, 26, 120,
222, 233, 249, 298, 303, 315, 329
Baret, 252, 344
Baring, 78
Barnard, 25
Barnham, 72, 217
Barker, 11, 66, 168, 350
Barkham, 92
Baron, 18, 149, 296
Barrett, 53, 60, 252, 253, 344
Barrow, 77
Barry, 183, 286, 287
Barton, 216, 300, 302

INDEX OF ARMS.

401

Barwick, 275
Baskerville, 94, 299
Baspole, Baspoole, Baispoole, or
Bayspoole, 111, 112, 228, 357
Basset, 40, 305
Bassingbourne, 20, 21, 222
Batch, 32
Batchelor, 253
Bates, 161
Bath and Wells, See of, 54
Bathurst, 289
Batt, 166
Battell, 390
Baxter, 164, 188, 203, 205, 206
Bayley, 159
Baynard or Bainard, 27, 37, 183
Bayspoole, Baspoole, Baspole, or
Baispoole, 111, 112, 228, 357
Beachcroft, 35ti
Beauchamp, 6, 87, 109, 125, 129,
130, 133, 222, 382
Beaupre, 291
Bee, Beck, or Beke, 222, 254, 286
Bechem, 264
Becket, 7, 121
Beckingham, 316
Bedell, 318, 326
Bedingfeld or Bedingfield, 23, 39,
58, 77, 88, 89, 90, 119, 120, 121,
122, 123, 134, 148, 158, 175, 200,
263, 301, 302, 368
Beecroft, 356
Beevor, 51, 165, 166, 389, 390
Beke, Bee, or Beck, 222, 254, 286
Belingay, 115
Bell, 68
Bellasis or Bellasyse, 272
Belward, 29
Bendish, 43
Benet's, St., Abbev, 373, 379
Bennet, 128, 264, 265
Bentham, 71
Berchem, 264
Berdewell, 45
Berkeley, 283
Berners, 107, 184
Berney, 84, 125, 126, 133, 140, 148,
152, 159, 165, 180, 181, 192, 218,
219, 220, 224, 226, 262, 263, 311,
312, 318, 341, 385, 386, 387, 389,
390, 391
Berry, 15, 26, 120, 213, 376, 381
Bestney, 300
Betts, 167
Bewris, 20
Bidwell, 52
Bigland, 244
Bignold, 244

Bigod, Bigot, or Bygod, 3, 110,
294, 328
Billingham, 126
Birch, 68, 69
Bircham, 264, 265
Black, 139
Blackborne, 293, 296
Blacker, 270
Blackwell, 37
Blake, 253, 254, 265
Blennerhasset, 33, 34, 35, 81, 82,
83, 331, 332
Blofeld, 371, 372, 373
Blomefield, 26, 32, 85, 87
Blondeville or Blundeville, 179,
274
Blount, 273
Bludworth, 164, 205, 206
Blundeville or Blondeville, 179,
274
Bockyng, 276
Bodenham, 300
Bodham, 14, S7, 96, 314
Bohun, 3, 15, 60, 116, 299
Boileau, 171, 172, 205
Bois, 33, 168
Bokenham, 58, 167, 168, 393
Bokill, 134
Boldero or Baldero, 356, 365
Boleyn, 197, 199, 200, 337
Bolton, 392
Bond, 111, 325, 365, 368
Borough, 7, 205
Bosvile, 39, 58
Bosworth, 29, 30
Botetourt, 283
Boteler or Botiler, 49, 283
Boughton, 63
Bourchier, 107, 150, 184, 185, 248,
276, 309, 382
Bourn, 88
Bouverie, 8
Bowyar, 319
Bowyer, 53
Boyas, 47
Boy land, 150
Boyle, 90
Boys or Boyce, 40, 335
Brabant, 126
Bradestone, 43, 46, 159, 218, 386,
387
Braham, 35
Brampton, 7, 300, 301, 302, 303
Brampton of Brampton, 263, 304,
323
Brand, 37
Brandon, 7, 43, 250
Bransby, 16, 18, 21, 151, 152

402

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Branspeth, 36
Branthwayte, 80, 164, 165, 160,
386, 387
Braybroke, 236
Braye, 25
Breese, 277
BretoD, 369
Brereton, 142, 144, 153, 248
Brett, 40, 305
Brews or Brewse, 20, 88, 114, 189,
190.-382, 387
Brewster, 190
Bridgman, 47
Bridgenorth, 26, 120
Bridges, 300
Brigg or Briggs, 132, 291, 387
Bringloe, 318
Bristol, See of, 55
Broadwood, 68
Brock, 190
Brograve, 93, 129, 165, 390, 391
Brome, 115, 116, 299
Bromley, 56, 293
Brook, 236
Brooke, 146, 147
Brooksbank, 257, 258
Brotherton, 3, 6, 110, 173, 370,387
Brown or Browne, 90, 141, 160, 204,
225, 271, 289, 305, 306, 314, 339,
365, 367
Brudenell, 49
Bruyne, 7
Buckenham Priory, 58
Buckle, 161, 243, 292
Bulbeck, 127
Bulkeley, 56
Bull, 257
Bullen, 197
Bullock, 318, 319
Bulwer, 249
Bures, 199, 318
Burgate, 300, 302
Burgh, 43, 185
Burgulion, 197, 199
Burgundy, 126
Burkin, 228, 229, 292, 295
Burley, 94, 299
Burman, 206
Burnell, 304
Burrough, 38
Burroughes, 201, 202, 203, 227,
229, 291, 292, 294, 295
Burton, 31, 213, 359
Burwell, 234, 256
Bury Abbey, 24, 28, 58, 285, 286
Bussey, 243
Butler, 197, 299
Butts, 318

Buttveyleyn, 36, 37
Buxton, 50, 51, 66, 162, 182, 209,
210, 275
Bydgoode, 7
Bygod, Bigod, or Bigot, 3, 110,
294, 328
Cailly, 58, 59, 60, 273
Cuius, 315
Caldwell, 76
Caley, 346
Calibut, 234, 313, 314
Call, 335, 369
Calthorp, Calthorpe, or Calthrop,
49, 92, 93, 136, 183, 222, 354,
368, 373
Camell, 38
Campbell, 38, 244, 245, 247
Cambridge, 394
Cambridge, University of, 65
Candler, 181, 225
Cann, 298
Canning, 237
Canterbury, See of, 5, 6, 7, 8, 57,
65, 173, 209, 245, 290
Cantrell, 13
Capel, 262
Carbonell, 88, 231, 268
Carlisle, See of, 55
Carlos, 23, 224, 225
Carre, 178, 266, 267
Carter, 32, 186, 261, 359
Carthew, 314, 388
Carver, 296
Carvele or Carville, 83, 107
Cary, 80, 171, 174, 282, 283
Case, 278
Castell or Castello, 99, 107, 108,
109, 110, 340, 358, 359
Castile, 126
Castleton, 103, 279, 290
Caston, 159, 218, 219, 231, 386, 387
Catelyn, 10, 106, 107, 108, 226,
227
Caton, 65, 393
Cator, 222, 223
Catton, Rebus of, 245
Cawle, 316
Chaloner, 354
Chamberlain, 42
Chamberlayn or Chamberlayne, 96,
314, 315
Chamberlin, 245, 246
Chamber, 371
Chambers, 293, 294
Chandler, 284
Charier, 26
Charles, 15, 26, 120, 343

INDEX OF ARMS.

403

Charleton or Charlton, 46, 173,
392
Oharnell, 116
Charnock, 53
Ohedworth, 88
Cheney, 116
Chester, See of, 55
Ohetilton, 393
Cheyney, 286
Chicheley, 84
Chichester, See of, 54
Chilcot, 139, 140
Childe, 394
Cholmeley, 51
Churche, 192
Churchman, 63, 122, 139, 198
Chute, 73, 90, 91
Clare, 127, 338
Clark or Clarke, 127, 136, 144, 284,
307, 394
Claxton, 13, 349
Clayton, 333
Clent, 84
Clere, 199, 337, 339, 342, 382
Clifford, 37, 246
Clifton, 58, 76, 104, 128, 183, 234,
298, 300, 302
Clippesby, 345, 346
Clough, 366, 368
Coates or Cotes, 213, 229, 284,
295
Cobb, 332
Cobham, 236
Cock, 58, 167, 228, 229, 295, 365,
366, 367, 368
Cockerell or Cokerell, 115, 299
Cockerham, 38
Coggeshall, 31
Cokaine, 56
Coke, 332
Cokerell or Cockerel, 115, 299
Cokefield, 197
Colborne, 44, 45
Colbrook, 127
Colby, 285, 314
Coleman, 147
Collett, 85, 372
Collin, 12, 13, 17
Collinson, 328
Collyer, 263, 264
Collwyn ap Tangno, 186
Colman, 61, 290, 320
Colsell, 394
Colston, 152
Columbine, 86, 87, 236, 237
Compton, 226
Comyn, 351
Coney, 93

Confessor, Edward the, 145, 168,
316, 393
Constable, 116, 393
Conyers, 209, 210, 222
Cooke, 3, 14, 52, 98, 114, 115, 139,
142, 161, 162, 293, 299, 301, 302,
303
Cooper, 35, 74, 80, 122, 288, 290,
382, 384
Copeman, 359
Copledike, 105, 275
Copping, 278
Coppinger, 111
Corbet, 27, 128, 145, 262, 263, 287
Corbin, 155
Corie, 201, 243, 267
Cornerd, 37
Cornish, 126, 127
Cornwall, 79
Cornwallis, 13, 261
Coronne, 15, 26, 120
Corranee, 163, 164
Corsica, 172
Cory, 320
Cotes or Coates, 213, 229, 284, 295
Cotton, 2, 17, 21, 22, 23, 133, 142,
281, 282, 337, 338, 339
Coulson or Coulston, 152, 176,
341
Courtney, 170
Cowcher, 160
Cowper, 80, 260
Crabb, 153
Cranach, 56
Crane, 178, 234, 325, 329, 368, 394
Craven, 286
Creasey, Cresci, or Cressy, 56, 143,
239, 286, 348
Crekeman, 349
Cremer, 147, 292
Cresci, Cressy, or Creasey, 56, 143,
239, 286, 348
Cressener, 45
Cretyng, 191
Croft or Crofts, 252, 253, 336
Croftes, 45
Crompton, 19, 48
Cromwell, 58, 186
Crouch, 92
Crowe, 104, 265, 331
Cubitt, 353, 370, 371, 378, 379
Culpepper, 34
Culyer or Cullyer, 285, 296
Curson, 328
Curteis, 198
Curtis or Curteis, 255, 258
Custance, 364
CynrigSais, 186

404

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Dade, 91
Dalling, 9, 10, 11
Dallinghowe, 15, 116, 299, 314
Dalton, 94, 260
Dalyson, 154
Darcy, 324
Darley, 180
Dashwood, 72, 73, 109, 145
Daveney, 270, 271, 287
Davy, 97, 118, 119, 164, 274, 286
Dawson, 347
Day, Dey, or D'Eye, 4, 116, 146,
251, 311, 374
De Clere, 286
De Fleming, 302
De Grey, 9, 10, 37, 10S
De-la-pole, 2, 3, 43, 46, 150, 236,
267, 269, 276, 355, 356
De la Fontaine, 256
De Lucie, 392
De Mauteby, 335, 337
De Moulton, 222, 304
De Warenne, 6, 78, 110, 169, 298
Deane, 49, 116, 302
Dearsley, 180
Debenham, 20
Decker, 45
Denew, 225
Denn, 318
Denne, 258
Dennis, 26, 119
Denny, 98, 111, 148
Denstone, 192
Denton, 292, 294, 295
Derhaugh, 234
Despensier, Hue le, 338
Devall, 94, 319
Dey, D'Eye, or Day, 4, 116, 146,
251, 311, 374
Deyns, 29, 38
Dillingham, 301
Diss, Town of, 30
Dive, 253
Dod, 160
Doilly, 394
Dolens, 159
Donne, 30, 191, 306, 314, 327, 328,
354
Dove, 36, 279
Dover, 224
Doveton, 72
Dowe, 279
Doyle or D'Ovley, 121, 123, 210
Drake, 120, 188, 195, 203, 205, 253,
293
Drapers' Company, 244
Drury, 49, 50, 56, 67, 68, 131, 133,
135, 155, 206, 328

Duckett, 259, 260
Duncombe, 233
Du Port, 315, 316
Durham, See of, 54
Durrant, 143, 267, 351, 352, 366,
368
Dyne or Dynne, 353
Earle, 305
East Anglia, 17, 58, 145, 152, 153,
154, 200, 245, 246, 298, 309, 339,
393
Edgar, 392
Edwards, 93, 368
Ellington or Elrington, 105
Elliott, 172
Ellis, 116, 201, 202, 203, 346
Elrington or Ellington, 105
Elvin, 309
Elwin, 259
Ely, See of, 17, 54, 57, 133, 309
Empire, The, 11, 245
Enfield, 127
England, 132, 144, 245, 287, 309,
387
England of Stokesby, 343
Engle, 66
Englefield, 273
Erpingham, 104, 233, 283, 298, 30t,
381
Ethelfield, 127
Evans, 243, 244, 308
Everard, 21, 126, 255
Evering, 237
Ewen, 286, 388
Exeter, See of, 54
Eyers, 128
Eyre, 77, 81, 157, 226
Fairweather, 100
Farrand, 77
Eastolfe, 107, 133, 283, 313, 375
Faulconberg, 272
Fawset, 327
Felbrigg, 304, 355
Fellowes, 152, 214
Felton, 181, 283, 384
Fenne, 394
Fermor, 283
Ferrers, 14
Field, 254
Finch, 49, 165, 166
Fincham, 30
Fisher, 50, 92
Fitz Alan, 78, 328
Fitz Langley, 324
Fitz Osbert "or Fitz Osborne, 234
Fitz Otes, 40

INDEX OF ARMS.

405

Fitz Raulf, 314
Fitz Robert, 5, 87
Fitz Simon, 22
Fitz Walter, 30, 53, 54, 173, 304,
392
Fleetwood, 186
Fleming, 120, 121, 122, 123
Flood, 4, 74
Flowerdew, 168
Floyde, 126
Fluellen, 318
Folliott, 315
Fordley, 250
Forrester, 392
Forster, 64, 383
Fortescue, 74, 164
Foster, 132
Foulman, 360
Fountaine, 74, 84, 309
Fowke, 375
Fowle, 99, 115, 116
Foxall, 393
Foxcroft, 393
France, 287, 309
France of Brockdish, 4
Francis, 82, 363
Francklin, 52, 225, 226
Eraunceys, 192
Fray, 127
Freeman, 68, 342, 393
Freeston or Freston, 12, 23, 102,
167
Premoult, 39
French, 191
Frere, 17, 18, 38, 93, 177, 178, 259,
260, 267, 392
Fressell or Frisell, 49, 131
Friskeny, 105
Frost, 138
Froyk or Froyke, 79, 82, 83, 112,
300, 304
Fuller, 384
Fulneby, Fulnesby, or Fulnetby,
94
Futter, 13, 198
Gardner, 20, 365
Garneys, Garnish, or Garnishe,
122, 192, 193, 194, 195, 203
Garrard, 78, 178, 220
Garrod, 249, 250
Gary, 277
Gascoigne, 158
Gastricke, 76
Gaunt, John of, 385
Gavell, 105
Gawdie or Gawdy, 20, 21, 118, 123,
126, 132, 193, 231

Gay, 21
Geary or Gery, 62
Geddyng, 49
Gelsthorp, 358
Gerbridge or Gerbrydge, 15, 26,
116, 120, 222, 286, 376, 381
Gerningham, Jerningham, or Jer
negan, 1, 26, 234, 272, 345
Gibbs, 53
Gibson, 186, 331, 332
Gibthorpe, 390
Gilbert, 117, 137, 216, 231, 232
Giles, 240, 268
Gillett, 215, 308
Gilman, 277, 278, 279, 310
Gimmingham, 338
Gipps, 44, 45
Glanville, 381
Gleane, 189, 190, 295, 349
Glover, 95
Gloucester, See of, 54
Glyn, 283
Godfrey, 260
Godsalve, 126, 132, 179, 340
Goldsmiths' Company, 7
Gonville, 253, 315
Gonville and Caius College, Cam
bridge, 315
Goodwin, 148
Goodwyn, 80
Gooch, 5, 9, 10, 11, 51, 100, 149,
155, 209, 309, 312, 313
Goose, 309
Gordon, 327
Gore, 303, 321
Gostlin, 194, 195
Goulburn, 391
Gournay, 169, 276
Graham, 169
Graile, 364
Grandison, 90
Grant, 347
Graver, 289
Gray, 6, 271
Green or Greene, 1, 70, 147, 243,
284, 286
Greenwood, 114, 116
Gregory, 129
Grey, 173
Gridley, 215, 308
Griffin, 126
Griffith, 127
Grigson, 287, 288, 310, 311, 317
Grimer or Grymer, 135
Grimwood, 20, 21
Grocers' Company, 244, 384
Grose, 373
Gunn, 378

406

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Gurdon, 257, 267, 300, 301, 302,
303, 317, 320
Gurney, 98, 169, 179, 280, 375
Guybon, 306
Gwyn, 294
Gyggs or Gygges, 342
Haggard, 72
Halcott, 390
Hales, 7, 39, 241, 341
Halford, 258
Hall, 47, 100, 159
Hammond, 101, 148, 170, 194
Hamond, 95
Hampden, 133
Hanbury, 56, 280
Harbord, 55, 133, 385
Harborne, 135, 162, 238
Harcock, 389
Harcourt, 185, 351, 389
Hardy, 189, 264
Hare, 21, 61, 62, 67, 73, 166, 236
Harling, 42, 43, 44
Harlstone, 324
Harman, 380
Harmer or Harmor, 380
Harrington, 105
Harris, 222, 223
Harrison, 31, 39, 51, 333
Harsicke, 92, 93
Harsnett, 50
Hart, 244, 245, 247
Hartstonge, 178
Harvey, 76, 104, 207, 208, 240,
265, 394
Harvey, Sir R. J., 207, 208
Harward, 5
Hase, 175
Hasey, 383
Hastings or Hastyngs, 22, 36, 222,
315, 323, 328
Havers, 39, 40, 143, 180
Havile, Hayville, or Haywell, 88,
132, 283
Hawe, 79
Hawes or Hawvs, 106, 295, 297
Hawker, 390
Hayfield, 105
Hayville, Haywell, or Havile, 88,
132, 283
Heath, 157, 215, 216, 221, 225, 230
Heigham, 34, 82, 83
Hemenhall or Hemnall, 179, 316
Hemgrave, 44,. 286, 376, 381
Hemsworth, 66
Henley, 216
Hereford, See of, 55
Herling, 42, 88, 90, 234

Heme, 142, 209
Heron, 51, 210
Herris, 36
Hervey, 57
Hethersett, 286, 350, 376, 3S1
Heveningham, 60, 81, 133, 170,
171, 173, 174
Hewit or Hewitt, 56, 280, 32S
Hexham, 56
Heydon, 132, 262, 329, 375, 382
Heyhoe, 310, 327
Heyward, 230
Hicks, 41, 178
Highfield, 105
Hill, 7, 119, 297
Hills, 370
Hilton, 106
Hinds, 248
Hirst, 189
Hobart, 59, 120, 124, 126, 130, 131,
132, 133, 134
Hockham, 373
Hodgson, 72, 392
Hogan, 20
Holbrook, 324
Holdiche, 217
Holland, 46, 47, 48
Holland, Earl of Kent, 43, 46, 60,
107, 183, 184
Holme, 86, 87
Holmes, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 125
Holt, 137
Hooke, 178
Hopper, 23
Hopton, 338
Horner or Hornor, 375
Horsley, 356, 380
Hoste, 227, 229
Houghton, 105, 107, 198, 202
Howard, 3, 6, 23, 33, 89, 110, 119,
133, 222, 298, 302
Howe, 307
Howes, 63, 194, 259, 260, 278, 297
Howlet, 336
Howman, 61, 311
Huby, 208
Hudilston or Hudleston, 43, 46
Hulton, 368
Humfray or Humfrey, 240, 241,
264, 265
Hungate, 70
Huntington, 350
Hunton, 154
Hurst, 189
Hutton, 136
Illey, 78, 197
Inglethorp, 46, 234

INDEX OF ARMS.

407

Inglosse, 179
Inyon, 16
Irby, 195
Ireton, 186
Isaack, 366, 367
Ishudi, 68
Ives, 243, 271, 272
Izod, 285
Jack, 188
Jackson, 159, 259
Jacob, 51, 210
Jary, 221
Jay, 67, 68, 167
Jegon, 144
Jenkins, 282
Jenkinson, 28
Jenny or Jenney, 88, 123, 134, 167,
190, 294
Jermy, 15, 121, 285, 287
Jernegan, Jerningham, or Ger-
ningham, 1, 26, 234, 272, 345
Jestin ap Morganny, 186
Jocelyn, 239
Johnson, 19, 101, 102, 129, 130,
175, 176, 179, 355, 374, 375, 380,
388
Jolly, 32
Jones, 262
Kedington, 12, 66, 194
Keene, 326, 327, 334
Keldon or Kelvedon, 33, 34, 81, 82,
83, 234
Kemp, 35, 36, 37, 38, 181, 199, 210
Kendall, 57, 59, 386
Kenton, 192, 203
Kerdeston, 58, 118, 183, 222, 234,
286, 338, 360
Kerrich, 18
Kerridge, 35
Kerrison, 240
Kett, 29, 98, 251
Killett, 46
King, 37
Kinge, 7, 26, 287
Kirton, 390
Knight or Knights, 207, 242, 346,
350
Knipe, 204, 205
Knolls or Knowles, 262, 263
Knvvett, 47, 58, 60, 68, 107, 134,
183, 184, 185, 204, 211, 251, 252,
255, 258, 304, 376, 382
Kynynmound, 172
Lacon, 339, 341
Lacy, 283

Lamb, 9
Lambert, 208
Lane, 279, 319
Langford, 332
Lans, 139
Lany, 3, 14, 73
Latham, 19, 20
Lathom, 257
Latimer, 33
Laurence, 3
Lawford, 9, 10, 11
Layer, 217, 243
Layman, 32
Layton, 232
Le Grys, 1, 6, 26, 39, 128, 130, 133,
248
Le Gros, 78, 79, 101, 175, 252, 254,
299, 379
Le Hunt, 66, 187, 234
Le Neve, 177, 186, 187, 278, 279,
297, 303, 322, 324
Le Strange, 7, 20, 388
Leach, 369, 376, 381
Leathes, 219
Lee, 27, 72, 150, 307, 308
Leeds or Leedes, 264, 305
Legard, 153
Legh, 111
Leigh, 16, 237, 259, 321
Lelholme, 390
Leman, 136, 314
Lens, 350
Leon, 126
Leventhorp, 303, 390
Lewis, 241
Lewkenor, 227
Lichfield, See of, 54
Life, 284, 286
Lincoln, 242
Lincoln, See of, 54
Linsey, 394
Linstead, 230
Lister, 245
Littlebury, 390
Llandaff, See of, 55
Llewellin, 318
Lloyd, 383
Lobb, 73, 91
Lock, 209
Lockey, 7
Lombe, 174, 175, 287
London, 108, 110, 131
London, See of, 54
Long, 16, 163, 164
Longe, 17, 75, 194, 259, 260
Longfield, 68
Longvilliers, 302
Louvaine, 150, 377, 382

408

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Love, 124, 132, 160, 161, 226
Lovell, 41, 42, 43, 44, 231
Lowdham, 33, 34, 35, 81, 82, 83
Lubbock, 382, 383, 384
Lucas, 70, 71, 334, 335
Lutrel or Lutterell, 283
Lyhart, 309
Lymsey, 127
Lyng, 221
Lynn or Lynne, 60, 282
Lyster, 349
Machet or Matchet, 14, 101, 102
Mack, 378, 379
Mackay, 348
Mackenzie, 386
Malherbe, 324
Mallom, 185, 210, 211
Malovel, 394
Maltby, 264, 265
Man or Mann, 211, 252, 317
Mandeville, 245, 297
Manning, 18, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 37,
191, 341, 392
Mansfield, 7
Mapes, 257, 348, 349
Mapletoft, 230
Marcon, 328
Marechall, 269, 276, 297, 382
Marsh, 201, 203
Marsham, 176, 214
Martel, 338
Martin, 144, 321
Martineau, 241
Mason, 85, 86, 87
Matchet or Machet, 14, 101, 102
Mautby or De Mautby, 335, 337,
377, 381, 382
Mawgan, 127
May, 394
Meade, 10, 67, 68
Mears, Meers, Meeres, or Meres,
256, 274, 275
Meeke, 275
Mellings, 218
Mellish, 303, 320
Mercers' Company, 244
Merchant Taylors' Company, 20
Meres, Meers, Meeres, or Mears,
256, 274, 275
Meredith, 300
Meriton, 88
Merton, 8
Methold, 64
Methwold, 64, 78, 121, 174, 203
Meybohm, 72
Micklethwait, 261, 262
Mihill, 357

Mildmay, 127
Mileham, 228
Miller, 87, 113, 114, 184
Mingay, 104, 115, 116, 147, 149,
150, 228, 245, 343
Molyns, 338
Monck, 267, 269, 388
Mondeford, Moundeford, Mount-
fort, or Montfort, 133, 275, 337
Money, 305
Montague, 43, 46, 229
Monthermer, 229
Moore, 292, 384
Morden, 133, 314
Morgan, 300
Morley, 97, 150, 191, 196, 269, 276,
303, 311, 312
Morse, 243, 244, 254, 261
Mortimer, 61
Morton, 6
Motham, 168
Moulton, 222, 304
Moultrie, 244, 247
Moundeford, Mondeford, Mountfort,
or Montfort, 133, 275, 337
Mountchensy, 127
Mounteney, 294
Mowbray, 3, 6, 20, 110, 118, 173
Moxon, 182
Murfine, 186
Murray, 74, 77, 172
Muskett, 32, 169, 347
Mussenden, 219
Muswell, 41, 42, 43, 44, 363
Mynne, 114
Narburgh, 79, 82, 83, 112, 304
Naunton, 132, 133, 134
Neale, 313
Needham, 56, 318, 319
Negus, 229, 277, 372, 373, 374,
375
Nelson, 135
Nerford, 52
Neve or Le Neve, 177, 186, 187,
278, 279, 297, 303, 322, 324
Neville, 5, 6, 43, 46, 106, 134, 173,
325
Newce, 206
Newton, 161, 166, 338
Nightengale, 228
Nixon, 35
Norfolk, Earl of, 173
Norman, 243, 246
Norris, 137, 239, 283, 364, 374, 388
Northwood, 6, 183, 283
Norton, 309
Nourse, 326, 327

INDEX OF ARMS.

409

Norwich, City of, 5, 244, 245, 253
Norwich, Deanery of, 149, 245, 247,
391
Norwich, Priory of, 222
Norwich, See of, 30, 32, 54, 65, 107,
133, 144, 145, 223, 229, 237, 245,
247, 248, 285, 289, 309, 315, 316,
323, 329, 341, 345, 373, 379, 391
Offley, 140
Oldbeife, 394
Oldershaw, 17, 21, 133
Olney, 207, 208
Onslow, 181
Ormerod, 19
Ormesby, 337
Orton, 33, 34, 81, 82, 83
Osborne, 124, 136, 141, 188
Ossam or Ossant, 362
Ottley, 304, 308
Ouseley, 20
Owydale or Uvedale, 337, 338
Oxford, See of, 55
Paine, 94
Pakington, 287
Palgrave, 12, 13, 26
Palmer, 57, 129, 130, 131, 133, 243
Palmer of Loddon, 134
Panton, 48
Parham, 270, 271
Paris, 42
Parke, 310
Parker, 7, 269, 282, 311, 371
Parkyn, 88
Parry, 126
Paston, 89, 90, 151, 224, 226, 286,
287, 329, 332, 346, 363, 376, 381,
382
Pateshull, 88
Patole, 337
Patrick, 79
Patteson, 327
Pawlett, 46
Payne, 278, 279, 377, 378, 379, 380
Paynell, 373
Paynter, 261
Peach, 171, 173
Peak, 32
Pearce, 48
Pearse, 199, 347
Peat, 262
Peche, 88, 90, 376, 381
Pecke, 249, 260
Peeres, 6
Peile, 43, 46
Pelham, 223, 391

Pell, 85, 87
Pells, 108
Pembroke College, 65
Penning, 158
Penrice, 19, 21, 84, 159, 236, 237
Pentney Priory, 174
Peper or Peyver, 15, 26, 120, 377,
381
Perry, 366
Pert, 210, 219, 338
Peterborough, See of, 55
Petre, 385, 386, 387, 391
Pettingale, 366
Pettus, 145, 253, 255, 256, 258, 266,
356
Peyton, 123, 158
Peyver or Peper, 15, 26, 120, 377,
381
Phelip or Phelips, 233, 385
Philips, 37
Phillip, 185, 187
Phillips, 385
Pickman, 234
Pierson, 67
Pigot, 302, 394
Pilkington, 25
Pillans, 115, 307, 308
Pirton, 304
Pitchard, 300
Plais, 200
Platers or Playters, 26, 109, 119,
155, 388
Plowden, 272, 273
Pollen, 171, 172, 205
Polstead or Polsted, 300, 320
Pooley, 271
Popley, 245
Porter, 326
Postle, 221, 240
Postlethwayte, 4
Potter, 39
Potts, 100, 121, 122, 163, 370
Powlett, 281
Powney, 79
Powys, 43, 46
Powys, Lord Charlton, 173
Poyntz, 134
Pratt, 374
Preston, 58, 269, 365, 366, 367, 368
Pride, 393
Primrose, 143, 239
Proctor, 125, 127, 129, 130, 133,
229, 293
Pryor, 69
Puckle, 359
Puttenham, 179
Pyecroft, 106, 118, 119
Pykarell, 161, 162

410

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Quaplode, 41, 102, 109, 110
Quittwell, 5
Radcliffe, 6
Ramey, 339
Ramsey, 3, 168, 192
Rand, 17, 190
Randall, 106, 131, 147, 292, 295
Rant, 155, 156, 238, 284,321
Rash, 308
Ratcliffe, 392
Rawle, 258
Rawlings, 52
Raworth, 192, 193
Rawson, 292
Rayley, 250
Raymond, 75
Read or Red
Rebow, 103
Redell, 345
Redemptorist Priory, Ingham, 356
Redham or Reedham, 159, 218, 219,
386, 337
Redisham, 170, 173
Rees, 338
Reeve, 138, 250
Remington, 247
Reppes or Repps, 282, 312, 313,
314, 315, 329, 361
Reve, 112, 151, 200, 201, 202, 225,
234
Revet or Revett, 91, 102
Reydon, 35
Reynolds, 85
Rich, 178, 181
Richards, 38, 285, 392
Richardson, 157, 280
Richer, Richers, or Riches, 198, 358,
359 383
Richmond, 122,123, 193,357
Ridley, 44, 45
Ringall, 274
Ripers, 3:>2
Rippingall, 294
Rising. 349
Rival, 354
Robsart, 207
Rochester, See of, 55
Rocheford, 302
Rockeley or Rokeley, 7, 105
Rodney, 190
Rogerson, 4, 5
Rokelev or Rockeley, 7, 105
Rokes,'l'26Rokewood, 148
Rolf, 38, 392
Rolfe, 67, 76, 274
Rookwood, 203

Roope, 12, 13, 194, 195
Ros or Roos, 276
Rose, 360
Roucester, 88, 90
Rous or Rouse, 252, 391
Budge or Rugge, 193, 373
Rutland, 98
Rutter, 158
Rushout, 287
Russell, 237, 238, 239, 371
Rust, 85, 86
Ryton, 390
St. Andrew, 65, 230, 246, 363, 364,
370
St. Asaph, See of, 55
St. Benet's Abbey, 373, 379, 385,
391
St. Cleere, 390
St. David's, See of, 55
St. Edmund, 2, 24, 28
St. George, 2, 24, 110, 112, 117,
183, 189, 196, 245, 246, 248, 259,
309, 315, 359
St. Margaret, 245
St. Paul, 3, 96, 230
St. Peter, 3, 96, 116, 117, 230, 246,
248, 275, 276, 328
Sackville, 286
Salisbury, See of, 54
Salmon, 332, 333
Salusbury, 169
Sampson, 132, 133
Sancroft, 19, 21
Sandby, 4, 8
Sandys, 48
Sanford, 127
Saunders, 82, 83, 107
Saundford, 127
Saxham, 49
Saxony, 248, 289
Sayer, 4, 16, 306, 314, 328
Scales, 33, 287
Scarborough, 59
Scargill, 177
Scogan, 7, 27, 39
Scot, 90
Scott, 29. 92, 170
Scroop, 231, 377
Scudamore, 139
Seaborne, 270, 271, 293
Seabright, 206
Sedgewick, Sedgeswicke, or Sigis
wick, 138. 313
Sedley, 266, 288, 289, 300, 320
Segrave, 302, 370, 394
Sergeaux, 127
Sexton, 300, 301, 302

INDEX OF ARMS.

411

Shanke, 232
Sharington, 304
Shardelowe, 88
Sharnborne, 304
Sharp, 22
Sharpe, 61
Sheldon, 326
Shelton, 90, 116, 128, 132, 141, 191,
196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 274, 298,
299
Sheppard, 146, 147
Sheriffe, 31
Shimpling, 39
Shipdham, 225
Shouldham, 246
Sicklemore, 121
Siely, 360
Sigiswick, Sedgewick, or Sedges-
wick, 138, 313
Simmons, 191
Simpson, 28
Singleton, 7
Skeffington, 302
Skelton, 34, 81, 233
Skikelthorp, 272
Skippe or Skyppe, 321, 322
Skottowe, 175, 176, 236, 237
Slader, 53
Slapp, 57
Slater, 279
Smallpeece, 355
Smith or Smyth, 8, 18, 21, 53, 71,
86, 100, 102, 113, 114, 139, 140,
159, 180, 181, 282, 296, 313, 314,
341, 344, 358
Smythwine, 38
Snecke, 337, 338
Sneyd, 56, 149
Soame, 193
Solers, 127
Somerton, 376, 381
Somner, 289
Sone or Soone, 36
Southwell, 121, 165, 219, 265, 323,
324, 325, 329. 348
Spelman, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 112,
268, 304, 346
Spencer, 22, 23, 134, 270, 271, 371,
372, 373
Spendelowe or Spendlow, 177, 300
Spitler, 293
Spooner, 174
Spratt, 288
Springe, 74, 266
Spry, 258
Spurgeon, 177, 178
Stafford, 60, 349
Stanhawe, 13, 113

Stanhope, 302
Stanley, 133, 237, 247
Stapleton, 355, 356
Starkey, 15
Starkie, 27
Staunton, 22
Stebbing, 16, 99, 309
Stede, 78
Steele, 44, 45
Stevenson, 27
Steward, Stewart, or Stuart, 5, 94,
114, 169, 186, 293, 299, 301, 385,
386
Stoker, 120
Stone, 113, 114, 211, 291, 296
Story, 353
Stoteville or Stutville, 375
Stoughton, 290, 327
Stracey, 256, 257
Strode, 121
Strudwick, 70
Strutt, 281
Stuart, Stewart, or Steward, 5, 94,
114, 169, 186, 293, 299, 301, 385,
386
Stubbe, 137
Sturgeon, 79, 82, 83, 112
Stutville or Stoteville, 375
Suckling, 140, 141, 153, 154, 180,
190, 211, 340
Sugden, 292
Sumner, 86, 87
Suthfield, Walter de, 391
Swan, 22
Swanton, 364
Swathing, 303, 304
Swift, 93
Swinborn, 228
Swinburne, 84, 393
Sybells, 116
Sydnor, 111
Symonds, 338, 339
Talbot, 162, 230, 292, 294, 297
Talmach, Tolmache, or Tollemache,
108, 215
Tasburgh, 148
Tatshull, 58
Taverner, 222
Tawell, 161, 166, 288, 320
Tay, 6
Taylor, 334, 393
Taylour, 162
Tenison, 267
Tendring, 3, 128, 324
Themylthorp or Thimblethorp, 342,
362^ 384, 389, 391
Thomason, 154

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412

CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

Thompson, 261
Thornhagh, 301, 302
Thornhill, 48, 49
Thorold or Thurrold, 279
Thorp or Thorpe, 58, 183, 184, 185,
287
Thruston, 214
Thurlow, 95, 391
Thurrold or Thorold, 279
Thursby, 264
Thurston, 328
Tickell, 271
Tilney, 25, 33, 185
Tilyard, 347
Tindall, 35, 59
Tiptoft, 42, 43, 46, 377
Tirell, Tirrell, or Tyrell, 8, 9, 156,
192, 206, 283
Tite, 8
Todenham or Tudenham, 44, 88,
90, 134
Tolmache, Tollemache, or Talmaoh,
108, 215
Toni or Tony, 87, 222
Topcliff, 373
Toppesfield, 192, 199
Topping, 71
Tower, 129, 130
Townsend or Townshend, 81, 88,
132, 2.54, 281, 283, 287, 318, 319
Trafford, 265
Trench, 159
Trott, 97
Tudenham or Todenham, 44, 88,
90, 134
Turberville, 246
Turner, 27, 78, 79, 341
Tuthill. 149, 154
Tweed, 138
Tyrell, Tirell, or Tirrell, S, 9, 156,
192, 206, 283
Tyssen, 74, 79, 80, 83
Udale or Owvdale, 337, 338
Ufford, 33, 88, 273, 286, 315, 316,
338
Umfraville, 116
Underwood, 71, 147
Upcher, 340
Upwood, 30
Utber or Utker, 205
Vade, 232, 234
Valence, 2
Yaughan, 126, 185
Venner, 365
Ye! don, 25, 150, 20y, 307
Yere, 91, 127, 199, 241, 281, 393

Vilett, 50, 64, 70
Vincent or Vinsent, 275, 285, 286,
292, 295
Vynne, 162
Wace, 76, 264, 265, 335, 342
Wachesam or Waxham, 7, 15, 285,
2S6, 376, 381
Wade, 60
Wakelin, 129, 130, 131, 133
Walcot, 304, 376, 381
Waldegrave, 49, 88, 127, 261, 272
Wales, 299
Walford, 201
Walkfare, 94, 299
Wall, 97
Wallace, 24
Waller, 323
Wallis, 299
Walne, 4, 14
Walpole, 81, 171, 206, 233, 234
Walsingham, 168
Wanton or Waunton, 192, 324
Ward, 143, 159, 238, 252, 253, 258,
307, 334, 344
Wareing, 19
Warenne or De Warenne, 6, 78,
110, 169, 298
Warham, 5
Warmoll, 150
Warner, 126, 144, 210, 235, 236,
255, 268, 269, 307, 360
Warren, 145, 251, 252, 328
Warren, Corbould-, 204
Washbourne, 287
Waters, 349
Watshull, 93
Watts, 122, 253, 257, 306
Waunton or Wanton, 192, 324
Waxham or Wachesam, 7, 15, 285,
286, 376, 381
Wayte, 19
Webster, 117
Weeks, 172
Weld, 15, 158, 159
Welham, 57
Welles, 214, 215
Wellesley or Wellesleigh, 5
Wellisham, 192, 203
Wells, 176
Wendling Abbey, 328
Westlesse, 337, 338
Weyland, 53, 88, 90, 326, 327
Whaites or Whaits, 334
Whale, 322
Whalley, 69
Wharton, Philip, Duke of, 391
Wheatley, 163

INDEX OF ARMS.

413

Whetenhall. 236, 307
Wbinbergh, 324
Whirple, 1
Whitbread, 239
White, 374, 378, 379
Whitear, 19, 21, 22
Whitfield, 26
Whitmore, 7
Whyttwood, 369
Wichingham, 324, 328
Wickham, 196, 392
Wiggett, 91
Wigmore, 47
Wilder, 202
Wilford, 53
Williams, 68, 393
Willis, 61, 62, 73, 92, 312
Willoughby. 79
Wilson, 75, 107, 180, 184, 309
Wilton, 67, 6S, 140
Wimondsell, 300
Winchester, See of, 54
Windham, 8, 9, 10, 11
Wingfield, 3, 49, 128, 150, 267, 276
Wise, 237
Wiseman, 150, 168
Wiskard, 221
Withe or Wythe, 286, 311
Withers, 384
Wodehouse, 130, 137, 140,242, 277,
281, 2s2, 283, 345, 363, 388
Wogan, 18, 19
Wolferton, 384
WoUaston, 304, 305, 308, 309
Wolmer, 344
Womack, 32, 332, 334, 336, 350
Wood or Woode, 16, 99, 157, 158,
207, 208, 274, 311
Woodbine, 95, 308
Woodhouse, 105, 196, 197, 361
Woodrow, 382, 384
Woodthorpe, 390
Woodward, 28
Woolmer, 207, 208, 344
Worcester, See of, 54
Worship, 333, 343
Worth, 2
Wotton, 322, 323
Wright, 44, 63, 64, 163, 168, 185,
186, 195, 234, 291, 307, 363
Wyfold, 88
Wyndham, 341, 342, 377, 382, 389
Wynn, 213
Wythe or Withe, 286, 311
Yallop, 240, 252, 268, 357, 358

Yard or Yerde, 170
Yaxley, 121
Yelverton, 15S
Yerde or Yard, 170
Young, 94
Zouch, 302, 394

Emblem of the Trinity, 2, 14, 28,
40, 112, 115, 145, 152, 153, 154,
200, 214, 248, 298
Shield of the Eive Wounds, 110,
148, 362
Shield of the Passion, 28, 40, 112,
115, 141, 145, 152, 153, 154, 200,
214, 298, 316, 348, 350, 351, 360
Shield of the Sacrament, 28, 152,
153, 154, 200, 235, 275, 298

Royal Anns.
Elizabeth, 40, 47
James I., 77, 205
Charles, 28, 40, 41, 45, 68, 179,
196, 269, 284, 321, 373
Charles I., 320
Commonwealth, 385
Charles IL, 2, 25, 112, 207, 268,
319, 351, 385
William III., 114, 13S, 151, 160,
200, 288, 375
Anne, 21, 33, 47, 117, 118, 145,
167, 187, 208
George I., 64, 84, 375, 391
George IL, 25, 60, 83, 87, 1 12, 136,
182, 231, 316, 358
George, Before the Union with Ire
land, 102, 104, 107, 135, 162, 189,
203, 210, 211, 239, 261, 273, 276,
280, 312, 354
George III., Before the Union with
Ireland, 62, 66, 87, 93, 130, 164,
184, 196, 220, 235, 249, 263, 266,
311, 324. 333, 335, 365, 369, 376
George III., After the "Union with
Ireland, 24,47, 71, 144, 153, 160,
170, 174, 195, 207, 217, 220, 270,
310, 329, 344, 368
George IV, 40, 107, 13S, 235. 377
William IV, 110, 152, 214, 238
Victoria, 8, 62, 75, 100, 117, 145,
149, 192, 195, 217, 227, 235, 247,
290, 308, 309, 343, 345, 379
Royal Arms ? 39, 48, 140

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414 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.

INDEX OF NAMES.

Names between parentheses ( ) are maiden names ; names between brackets [ ]
are titles, &c. ; = signifies "married to a."
Abbott, Charles, 340 ; Abbot, Susan = Upcher, 340
Adams, Elizabeth = Preston, 366; George, 366; Mary Ann Gilbert (— ?),
242 ; Rev. James, 394 ; Timothy George, 242 ; — = Cooper, 394
Aggas, Rev. William, 188
Alexander, Catherine = Collyer, 263 ; James [Earl of Caledon], 263 ;
William, 263
Aldous, John, 2 ; Susan = Worth, 2
Aldrich, Elizabeth (Felton), 181; Jane = Brooke, 146; John, 146;
Maria = Sucklinge, 154; Thomas = Felton, 181
Allen, Joseph [Bishop of Bristol and Ely], 133
Alpe, Mary (Pretheroe), 307 ; Robert, 307
Amhurst, Mary Tyssen- (Fountaine), 74 ; William George Tyssen Tyssen-
= Fountaine, 74, 75
Amyand, Frances = Haggard, 72 ; Rev. John, 72
Amyas, Anna Frances = Gilman, 279; Francis = Copping, 278; John, 15,
278 ; Mary (Copping), 278 ; Mary, 278 ; Matthew, 277 ; Thomas, 27S ;
— = Starkey, 15
Andover [Viscount], see Howard, 89
Andrew, Ellen ( — ?), 172; Ellen, 172; Lucy Agnes Tryphosa = Barclay,
172 ; Rev. W. Wayte, 172
Anguish, Abraha (Gilbert), 216 ; Abraha, 216 ; Alice (Drake), 296 ; Ann
(Barton), 216; Ann = Blackborne, 296; Anna ( — P),- 175 ; Anne
(Spooner), 174 ; Dorothy (Marsham), 177 ; Edmond = Drake, 296
Edmond, 216; Edmund = Barton, 216; Edmund = Marsham, 177
Major Edward, 175 ; Elizabeth, 216 ; Katheren, 216 ; Jane (Methwold)
174; John = Methwold = Spooner, 174: Richard = Gilbert, 216
Robert, 177; Sarah (Henley), 217; Thomas = Henley, 216, 217
Thomas, 216
Anson, Honble. Anne Margaret = Primrose [Earl of Rosebery], 239
Appleton, Alice = Berney, 218 ; Frances = Preston, 367 ; Sir Isaac, 307 ;
Roger, 218
Armine, Anne = Wodehouse, 282 ; Sir William, 282
Arnam, Rev. John, 238
Arundel, T., 13S
Arundell, Elizabeth = Bedingfeld, 89 ; Sir John, 89
Ashby, Rev. Charles = Harvy, 104 ; Elizabeth (Harvy), 104
Ashfield, Anne = Lovell, 42 ; George, 42
Aslack, 378 ; Elizabeth = Lany, 15 ; William, 15

INDEX OF NAMES. 415
Athill, Anthony John, 358
Atkyns, Charlotte (Walpole), 172 ; Edward, 171 ; Edward =£Walpole, 172 ;
Sir Edward' [Baron of the Exchequer], 174 ; Harriet = Peach, 171 ;
John Thomas = Atkyns, 171; Mary (Atkyns), 171; Sir Robert,
[Chief Baron of the Exchequer], 170 ; Sir Robert, 171 ; Capt. Wright
Edward, 172
Atwood, Rev. Clement, 357
Audley, George [Lord], 46
Aufrere, Anthony, 374 ; Rev. Anthony,'374 ; Catherine, 374 ; Mary ( — '?),
374 ; Susanna ( — ?), 374
Ayde, Elizabeth (Knyvett), 251 ; John, 251 ; John = Knyvett,^251 ; John
= Rouse, 252 ; Letitia (Rouse), 252

Bacon, Ann, 109 ; Dame Ann (Proctor), 109 ; Anne = Rookwood, 148 ;
Ann = Branthwayte, 166 ; Bacquevill, 148 ; Castell = Dashwood, 109 ;
Catherine = Waldegrave, 272 ; Dashwood, 109 ; Dorothy (— P), 23,
175; Edmund, 362; Sir Edmund, 103, 109, 301; Sir Edmund =
Rebow, 103 ; Sir Edmund = Castell, 108, 109 ; Sir Edmund = Bacon,
109 ; Sir Edmund = Beauchamp Procter, 109 ; Elizabeth, 175 ; Dame
Elizabeth (— ?), 41 ; Elizabeth = Batch, 32 ; Elizabeth (Ereeston), 103 ;
Elizabeth (Dashwood), 109; Elizabeth = Knyvett, 256; Francis, 23,
119, 175 ; Francis (— ?), 32 ; Francis = Blenerhasset, 34, 35 ; Sir
Francis [Judge of the King's Bench], 166 ; George, 190 ; Sir Henry,
103; Sir Henry Hickman, 110; Sir Henry = Castleton, 103; Honor,
362; Jane, 41; John, 134; — [Lord Keeper], 103; Maria (Blener
hasset), 34, 35 ; Mary = Bedingfield, 301 ; Dame Mary (Castell), 108,
109 ; Mary Anne (Bacon), 109 ; Sir Nathaniel, 256 ; Nicholas, 103, 109 ;
Sir Nicholas, 103 ; Sir Nicholas = Freeston, 103 ; Philip, 23 ; Phillipa,
103; Richard, 103, 272 ; Sir Robert, 41 ; Dame Sarah (Castleton), 103;
Susan (Rebow), 103; Thomas, 32, 166, 190
Bagge, Charles Elsden, 308 ; Charles Thomas, 308 ; Henry Lee, 307 ; Jane
= Preston, 366 ; John, 308 ; Thomas, 366
Bagot, Barbara = Sneyd. 149 ; Sir Walter, 149
Bailey, Sir Joseph, 20 ; Maria Susan = Ormerod, 20
Baker, Rev. Abraham, 106; Rev. Abraham = Pyecroft, 106; John, 80;
Margaret (Pyecroft), 106; Mary (—?), 106, 211; Rebecca = Brooke, 146,
147 ; Richard, 147 ; Samuel, 106; Sophia = Tyssen, 80; William, 211
Baldwin, Charles, 187 ; Elizabeth (Cooper), 187; Rev. James = Cooper, 187
Balls, Jacob, 177 ; John = Spendlove, 177 ; Susan (Spendlove), 177
Banister, Elizabeth (Wellesleigh), 5 ; William = Wellesleigh, 5
Barclay, Joseph [Bishop of Jerusalem] = Andrew, 172 ; Lucy Agnes
Tryphosa (Andrew), 172 ; Margaret = Gurney, 169 ; Robert, 169
Bardolf, 249 ; Joan = Phelip, 233 ; Thomas [Lord], 233
Baret or Barrett, Ann (Yallop), 252 ; Elizabeth (Smith), 344 ; Frances =
Rust, 85 ; Francis, 85 ; Rev. Jonathan Tyers, 53 ; Lydia, 344 ; Peter
= Smith. 344; Bobert, 253; Thomas = Man = Yallop, 252; —
(Man), 252
Barker, Elizabeth (Tilney), 33; Elizabeth (Engle), 66; Rev. John =
Tilney, 33 ; John = Engle, 66 ; Sir Thomas, 11
Barkham, Edward = Crouch, 92 ; Sir Edward, 92 ; Jane (Crouch), 92
Barnard, Rev. Christopher, 25
Barnham, Mary (— ?), 217 ; William, 217
Baron, John [Dean of Norwich] = Mingay, 18, 149 ; Mary = Kerrich, 18 ;
Susan (Mingay), 149; Rev. Thomas, 296
Barrow, Thomas, 197
Barton, Robert, 216
Barwick, Rev. Benjamin, 275

416 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Basset, Elizabeth = Leedes, 305 ; Elizabeth = Money, 305 ; Rev. John =
Earle, 305; Mary (Earle), 305; Mary = Brett, 305 ; William, 305
Batch, Alice = Blomefield, 32 ; Elizabeth (Bacon), 32 ; Henry = Bacon, 32 ;
Thomas, 32
Batcheler, Leonard = Pettus, 253 ; Mary (Pettus), 253
Bates, John = Newton, 161 ; — (Newton), 161
Batho, Mihill, 357
Baxter, Elizabeth, 206 ; Margaret (Drake), 188 ; Richard, 188 ; Thomas =
Drake, 188 ; Thomas, 205, 206
Bayning [Lord], see Powlett, 2S1
Bayspoole or .Baispoole, Ann (Coppinger), 112; Anna = Mileham, 228;
Elizabeth = Reve, 112; Elizabeth (Spelman), 112; John, 112; John
= Spelman, 112 ; Richard, 357 ; William, 228 ; — = Coppinger, 112
Beaupre, Alianore = Brigg, 291 ; Thomas, 291
Beck, Maria Elizabeth ( — P), 254 ; Thomas Bateman, 254
Becket, Thomas a, 7
Bedell, Edward = Porter, 326; Elizabeth = Bringloe, 318; George, 318;
Isabella (Porter). 326 ; John, 326
Bedingfeld, Bedingfield, or Bedingfeild, Anthony, 77; Lady Anna (Howard),
89 ; Catherine = Collyer, 263 ; Catherine (Garneys), 122 ; Elizabeth
(Houghton), 89 ; Elizabeth (Arundell), 89 ; Elizabeth (Strode), 121 ;
Elizabeth (Wood), 158 ; Elizabeth (—?), 1 22 ; Lady Elizabeth (Boyle),
90; Frances (Peyton), 120; John, 263, 331, 368; Rev. John =
Garneys, 122; Henriette Elizabeth = Preston, 368; Sir Henry, 77;
Sir Henry = Paston, 89 ; Sir Henry = Townsend, 89 ; Sir Henry =
Howard = Arundell, 89 ; Sir Henry = Howard = Houghton, 89 ; Sir
Henry = Boyle, 90 ; Humphrey, 158 ; Katherine (Townsend), 89 ;
Margaret (Paston), 89 ; Margaret ( — ?), 77 ; Mary, 122 ; Mary =
Eyre, 77 ; Mary = Knyvett, 184 ; Mary (Bacon), 301 ; Mary =
Dillingham, 301, 302; Hon. Mary (Browne), 90; Philip, 121, 122
Philip = Strode, 121 ; Philip = Potts, 122; Philip = Bacon, 301, 302
Sir Philip = Peyton, 120 ; Sir Richard = Browne, 90 ; Robert, 121
Thomas, 77, 121 ; Sir Thomas, 184 ; Ursula (Potts), 122 ; William =
Wood, 158
Beecroft, Thomas, 356
Beevor, Anna Bettina = Finch, 165 ; Anne (Hare), 166 ; Charlotte =
Berney, 390 ; Juliana Mary = Buxton, 51 ; Thomas, 165 ; Sir Thomas,
51 ; Sir Thomas = Hare, 166 ; — = Berney, 389
Belasyse, Frances = Jernegan, 272 ; Rowland, 272
Bell, Muriel (Knyvett), 68 ; Sir Robert = Knyvett, 68
Belward, Richard Fisher [Master of Caius College], 29
Bentham, James, 71 ; Rev. James, 71
Berdewell, Elizabeth (Wychingham), 45 ; William = Wychingham, 45
Berkshire [Earl of], see Howard, 89
Bermen, Nicholas, 78 ; Sarah = Garrod, 78
Berners, Rev. [Lord], 107
Berney, Alice (Appleton), 218; Alice (Southwell), 219; Anne (Suckling),
180; Dame Anne (Smallpiece), 219; Bridget (Branthwayt), 386,387;
Charlotte (Beevor ?), 390 ; Dorothy = Suckling, 140 ; Dorothy (Smith),
181 ; Elizabeth, 181 ; Elizabeth (Onslow), 181 ; Elizabeth = Wvndham,
342 ; Elizabeth (Kendall), 386 ; Elizabeth = Petre, 386, 387 ; Elizabeth
(Jackson), 159; Sir Hanson, 148; Henry = Appleton, 218; Henry,
224, 226 ; Jane = Corbet, 263 ; John, 140, 312, 386, 387 ; John =
Onslow, 1S1 ; John = Trench = Dolens, 159 ; John = Southwell =
Wentworth, 219; John = Staines, 386 ; John = Branthwayt = Kendall,
386, 387; Julian = Branthwayt, 165, 166; Margaret (Dolens), 159;
Margaret (Wentworth), 219; Margaret = Paston, 224, 226; Mary
(Penrice), 159 ; Mary (Garrard), 220 ; Mary (Briggs), 387 ; Mary

INDEX OF NAMES. 417
(Harcock), 390; Richard, 220; Richard = Garrard, 220; Richard
= Briggs, 387 ; Rev. Richard = Beevor, 389 ; Sir Richard, 220,
387; Sir Richard = Smallpiece, 219; Robert, 125; Robert =
Beevor, 396; Sarah, 220; Dame Sarah (•— ?), 220; Susan
(Trench), 159; Susan (Staines), 386; Thomas, 165, 312; Thomas =
Jackson, 159 ; Thomas = Suckling, 180 ; Thomas = Smith, 181
Thomas Trench = Penrice, 159; Sir Thomas, 181, 219, 220, 342, 389
Rev. William = Berney, 389 ; Rev. William = Harcock, ' 390
— (Beevor), 389 ; — = Bernev, 389
Berry, Alice (— ?), 213 ; Jeremiad 213, 224 ; Judith (Dover), 224
Betts, EHzabeth (— P), 168 ; Jeoffry, 168
Birch, Henry William, 69 ; Katherine Mary Ann, 69 ; Samuel, 60 ; Thomas
Jacob, 69 ; Wyrley, 69
Bircham, Frances = Humfrey, 264 ; William, 264
Bird, Anna (Gelsthorp), 358 ; Dunham = Gelsthorp, 358
Bignold, Sarah (— ?), 244 ; Thomas, 244
Blackborne, Ann (Anguish), 296 ; Anna = Proctor, 293, 294 ; Edmund, 294
296 ; Henry = Anguish, 296
Blacker, Emily Georgina (Daveney), 270 ; Rev. Maxwell Julius =
Daveney, 270
Blackwell, Martha = Kemp, 37 ; William, 37
Blake, Thomas, 253, 254
Blenerhasset or Blenner Haysett, Eliza (— ?), 332; George, 34; Jane,
(Heigham), 34; Jane (Tindall), 34; Jane (— P), 35; John, 35;
John = Heigham = Tindall, 34 ; John de, 331 ; Katleyn = Gosnold,
34; Margaret = Spelman = Eyre, 34, 81, 82; Dame Margaret
( — ?), 82 ; Dame Margaret (Braham), 33 ; Maria = Culpepper =
Bacon, 34, 35; Ralph, 34; Sir Thomas, 34, 81, 82; Sir Thomas =
Braham, 33
Blofeld, Catherine Jane (Collett), 372 ; Elizabeth (Negus), 372 ; John, 372;
John = Blofeld, 371 ; John Spencer, 372 ; Katherine (Calthorpe), 372 ;
Mary (Spencer), 372 ; Mary (— ?), 372 ; Sarah = Blofeld, 371 ; Thomas,
371; Thomas = Calthorpe, 372; Thomas = Negus, 372; Thomas =
Spencer, 372 ; Rev. Thomas John = Collett, 372
Blomefield, Alice, 85 ; Alice (Batch), 32 ; Rev. Francis, 85 ; Rev. Francis =
Womack, 32; Colonel George Mason-, 86, 87; Henry = Batch, 32;
Mary (Womack), 33
Bloom, James Gardner, 198 ; Sarah Ann ( — ?), 198 ; Sarah Ann =
Curteis, 198
Blount, Ann = Jernegan, 273 ; Anne, 394 ; Sir George, 273 ; Mary, 394
Blundevill, Edward, 179; Ralph, 179; Richard, 179; Thomas, 179
Bockyng, Thomas de, 276
Bodham, Ann (Donne ?), 314; Benjamin, 96; Frances ( — P), 96; Mary
(— ?), 96 ; Mary, 96 ; Thomas, 96 ; Rev. Thomas = Donne ? 314
Bohun, Sir Humfry, 60; William de [Earl of Northampton], 60
Boileau, Lady Catherine (Elliot), 172; Charles [Baron of Castelnau and
St. Croix], 171; Lieutenant Charles Augustus, 172; Henrietta (Pollen),
171; John Peter = Pollen, 171, 172; Sir John Peter = Elliot, 171;
Simeon, 171
Bois, Elizabeth (Latimer), 33 ; Sir Robert de = Latimer, 33
Bokenham, Elizabeth (Flowerdew), 169; Hugh, 167; Hugh = Flowerdew,
169 ; Walsingham, 167
Boleyn, Ann = Shelton, 197, 200 ; Margaret (Botiler), 197 ; Thomas [Earl of
Wilts and Ormond], 197 ; Sir William, 197 ; Sir William = Botiler, 197
Bond, Anna = Cock, 365 ; Frances = Crane, 326 ; Mary, 325, 326 ; — , 326
Boston [Lord], see Irby
Bosworth, Deborah (Manning), 29 ; Rev. Edward, 29 ; Rev. Edward =
Manning, 29

418 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Botewright, John, 96
Botiler, Margaret = Boleyn, 197 ; Thomas, 197
Botler, Frances (Drury), 50 ; Robert, 50
Boughton, Sir Edward, 63 ; Lucy = Wright, 63
Bourchier, Col. Claud T., 249
Bouverie, William Arundell [Archdeacon], 8
Bowes, Japhatt, 359 ; Sarah = Carter, 359 ; Sarah (— ?), 359 ; William, 359
Bowyer, John Windham, 9 ; Mary ( — ?), 9
Boyas, Francis, 47
Boyle, Charles [Earl of Burlington], 90 ; Lady Elizabeth = Bedingfeld, 90
Boys, Rev. Edward, 335 ; Rev. John, 40
Bradshaw, Margaret (Verdon), 25 ; Hugh = Verdon, 25
Braham, Margaret = Blenerhasset, 33 ; Joan ( — ?), 35 ; John, 33, 35
Brampton, Anne = Gurdon, 301 ; Blith = Shernbourne, 304 ; John, 304 ;
Thomas, 303 ; William, 301
Brand, Elizabeth = Kemp, 37 ; John, 37
Brandon, Charles [Duke of Suffolk], 7
Bransby, Anna Maria (Paston), 151; Bransby = Smyth, 18; Elizabeth =
Bransby, 151; James, 151; James =-- Paston, 151; Margaret (Reve),
151 ; Margaretta Maria = Inyon, 16 ; Robert = Reve, 151 ; Thomas,
16, 18; Thomas = Bransby, 151
Branthwayt or Branthwayte, Ann (Bacon), 166; Arthur, 165; Arthur =
Bacon, 166; Bridget = Berney, 386, 387; Dorothy, 166; Elizabeth,
166; Jemima (Brograve), 165; Rev. John, 166; Julian, 166; Julian
(Berney), 165, 166; Julian --= Spelman, 80; Mary (Southwell), 165;
Mary — Harcock, 390 ; Myles = Southwell, 165; Myles = Newton,
166 ; Rebecca (Newton), 166 ; Thomas, 165 ; William, 80, 386, 390 ;
William = Brograve, 165 ; William == Berney, 165, 166
Breese, Alice (Gilman), 277 ; Rev. John = Gilman, 277
Brereton, Catherine (— ?), 144; Elizabeth (Clarke), 144; Elizabeth (— ?),
248 ; Susanna, 142 ; William, 142, 144, 248 ; William = Clarke, 144
Breton, Alice, 369 ; Henry = Symonds, 369 ; Martha (Symonds), 369
Brett, Mary (— ?), 40; Mary (Basset), 305; Thomas, 40; Thomas =
Bassett, 305
Brewse, Elizabeth (— ?), 190 ; Elizabeth = Gleane, 190 ; Thomas, 190
Brickdale, Elvire ( — ?), 248 ; Rev. Richard, 248 ; Richard Inglett Fortescue
Weston Conway, 248
Bridgman, Edward, 47 ; Frances ( — ?), 47
Brigg, Alianore (Beaupre), 291 ; John = Beaupre, 291 ; Thomas, 291
Briggs, Augustine, 387 ; Mary = Berney, 387
Bringloe, Capel ^ Bedell, 318; Elizabeth = Bedell, 318; Elizabeth =
Bullock, 318
Broadwood, James Ishudi, 68
Brock, Mary = Rand, 190; Thomas, 190
Brograve, Augustus, 165 ; Sir Berney = Hawker = Halcott, 390 ; Jane
(Hawker), 390 ; Jemima = Branthwayt, 165 ; Jane (Halcott), 390 ;
Sir John, 93 ; Mary = Edwards, 93 ; Thomas, 129
Brook, Elizabeth = Warner, 236 ; Thomas [Lord], 236
Brooke, Edward, 147; Elizabeth ( — ?), 147; Euphemia, 147; Francis, 147;
Frances ( — ?), 146; Rev. Francis = Aldrich, 146; Rev. Erancis =
Baker, 146, 147; Erancis = Ward, 146, 147; Jane, 146; Jane
(Aldrich), 146 ; Mary (Ward), 146, 147 ; Rebecca, 146 ; Rebecca
(Baker), 146, 147; Rev. Richard =- Hard, 146; Sarah, 146; Susanna
(Hard), 146; William, 146 ; Bev. William, 147; William [Recorder of
Norwich], 147
Brooksbank, Amelia = Ward, 258; Anne = Stracey, 257 ; Stamp, 258; W.,257
Brotherton, Lady Margaret = Segrave, 370 ; Thomas, 370 ; Thomas TEarl
of Norfolk], 387

INDEX OF NAMES. 419
Brown or Browne, Ann ( — ?), 306 ; Anthony [Viscount Montague], 90 ;
Barbara = Reve, 225; Elizabeth (— ?), 271 ; Elizabeth = Preston, 365,
367 ; Elizabeth = Woortes, 365, 367 ; Francis, 305 ; Hugh, 306 ;
John, 271, 306 ; John = Knyvett, 204 ; Rev. John, 141 ; John Turner
Graver, 289; Laura Adeline (— ?), 289; Mary (— ?), 306; Honble.
Mary = Bedingfeld, 90 ; Miles, 225; Muriel (Knyvett), 204; Richard,
160, 204, 365, 367 ; Susanna = Watts, 306 ; Thomas, 58, 344
Buckle, Charles = Coates, 213 ; Dorcas (— ?), 292; Mary = Cremer, 292;
Stephen, 292; Thomas, 161; William, 292; — (Coates), 213
Bull, Edward, 257 ; Elizabeth = Stracey, 257
Bullock, Catherine, 318 ; Rev. Colby = Bringloe, 318 ; Diana, 318 ; Diana =
Bullock, 319; Elizabeth (Bringloe), 318; Mary, 318; Mary (— ?), 319
Mary (Llewellin), 318, 319; Robert, 318, 319; Susanna (— ?), 319
Susanna = Girling, 318 ; Thomas, 319 ; Thomas = Llewellin, 318, 319
William, 319; William Olemence = Bullock, 319
Bulwer, Alexander, 249 ; Peter, 249
Burfield, John, 99 ; Thomas, 99
Burgh, Catherine = Knyvett, 184 ; Thomas [Lord], 184
Burghill, John, 99 ; Thomas, 99
Burkin, Diana = Burroughes, 292, 295; Elizabeth (— ?), 229; James, 228,
. 229, 292, 295; James = Coates, 213; John = Cock? 228, 229;
— (Coates), 213
Burlington [Earl of], see Boyle
Burman, Dorothy (Drury), 206 ; Elizabeth = Tirell, 206 ; John = Drury, 206
Burrow, Anne = Shelton, 197
Burrough, Cecilia = Cotton, 22; John, 37; Mary (— ?), 38; Robert, 38
Burroughes, Ann, 295; Ann (Denton), 292, 294; Anne (— ?), 292;
Christabel (Negus), 229 ; Diana = Walford, 201 ; Diana (Burkin), 292,
295 ; Elizabeth Maria (Ellis), 202, 203 ; Elizabeth Philips (Wilder), 202 ;
Rev. Ellis = Ellis, 202 ; Rev. EUis = Wilder, 202 ; Henry, 204 ; James
Burkin, 228 ; James = Negus, 229 ; Jemima, 294 ; Jeremiah, 292 ;
Jeremiah = Burkin, 292, 295 ; Mary = Knipe, 204 ; Mary = Hoste,
227 ; Rev. Randall, 201 ; Rev. Randall = Ellis, 202, 203 ; Randall =
Denton, 292, 294 ; Randall Proctor, 292 ; Sarah Nasmyth (Marsh), 202 ;
Thomas, 292
Burton, Elizabeth (— ?), 359; Frances, 31 ; Thomas, 31 ; William, 359
Burwell, Mary = Pettus, 256 ; Nicholas, 256
Butcher, Christian (Machet), 101 ; William, 101
Buxton, Ann (Gooch), 275 ; Anna = Wilton, 140 ; Anne (Gooche), 51 ;
Edward, 275; Elizabeth (Jacob), 51, 210; John = Pert, 209, 210;
John = Gooch, 51, 275; John = Jacob, 51, 210; Juliana Mary
(Beevor), 51 ; Margaret = Kedington, 66; Margaret (Pert), 209, 210;
Richard, 182; Robert, 51, 66, 140 ; Sir Robert John = Beevor, 51
Caldwell, Mary (— ?), 76 ; Mary Caroline, 76 ; Ralph, 76
Caledon [Earl of], see Alexander, 263
Caley, Eva = Clippesby, 346 ; Sir William, 346
Calibut, Lucy = Reppes, 313, 314; Richard, 313, 314
Call, Andrew, 335, 369 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 369 ; William, 369
Calthorpe or Calthrop, 136; Bartholomew de, 368; Sir Bartholomew =
Gestingthorpe, 93 ; Catherine, 355 ; Catherine = Harsick, 92; Elizabeth,
355; Elizabeth (Gestingthorpe), 93; Elizabeth (Ouddon), 354, 355;
Elizabeth = Wodehouse = Drury, 49, 50 ; Jane = Thimblethorp =
Peyton, 158; John, 372; John = Cuddon, 354; Katherine = Blofeld,
372 ; Margaret, 355 ; Martin, 355 ; Sir Philip, 50 ; Sir Walter de, 368
Candler, Mary (— ?), 225 ; Rev. PhiHp, 225
Capell, Ann = Corbet, 262 ; Sir Arthur, 262
Carbonel, Elizabeth (Latimer), 33 ; Sir John = Latimer, 33
G G

420 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Carlos, Catherine, 225 ; Daniel, 224 ; Rev. James, 224, 225 ; Martha, 225
Mary, 225; Mary (— P), 224, 225; Sophia, 225; Col. WilHam, 23
Carre, EHza = Crane, 178; EHzabeth (Corie ?), 267; Mary (Frere), 178
Nicholas, 2, 67 ; Rev. Nicholas = Frere, 178
Carter, Jane (— P), 32 ; Rev. Samuel, 32 ; Sarah (Bowes), 359 ; William, 359
William = Bowes, 359; — = Ireton, 186
Carthew, Anna = Norris, 388 ; Emily Tweed (Pyke), 314 ; Rev. Morden,
314; Thomas, 388
Carver, Walter, 296
Carvill, Edward, 79 ; — = Spelman, 79
Cary, Blanch = Wodehouse, 141, 282; Briggs, 80; EHzabeth (— ?), 80;
John, 80 ; John [Lord Hunsdon, Viscount Rochford and Earl of
Dover], 141, 171, 282 ; Lady Mary = Heveningham, 171
Case, Edward, 278 ; Lydia = Gilman, 278
Castell or Castle, Ann (Pells), 108 ; Anne, 340 ; Anne (— ?), 340 ; Avis
(London), 108; Deborah, 340; Elinor (De Grey), 108; Elizabeth, 108 ;
Frances (Platers), 109; John, 108, 340; Rev. John, 99; John =
Platers, 109 ; John = London, 108 : Katherine = Riches = Smyth, 358 ;
Mary = Bacon, 108, 109 ; Mary (Tollemache), 108 ; Mirabella, 340 ;
Robert, 340 ; Roger, 18, 107, 108 ; Roger = Tollemache, 108 ; Roger =
Gardiner = Pells, 108 ; Susan = Kerrich, 18 ; Talmach, 358; ToUemache
= De Grey, 108
Castleton, John, 290 ; Sir John, 103 ; Mary (— ?), 290 ; Dame Rebecca
(— P), 279; Sarah = Bacon, 103 ; Sir William, 279
Catelyn, Ann, 227 ; Dorothy = Gooch, 11 ; Dorothy (NeviUe), 106; Edward
= Gooch, 227; Elizabeth, 106; Elizabeth (Lewknor), 226, 227;
Elizabeth (Gooch), 227 ; Judith, 226 ; Judith (Elrington), 105 ; Mary
(Houghton), 105 ; Richard = Houghton = Neville, 105, 106 ; Thomas
= Elrington, 105, 106 ; Thomas = Lewknor, 226, 227
Caton, Thomas, 65 ; Thomas = Constable, 393 ; — (Constable), 393
Oator, Albemarle = Harris, 223 ; Mary Margaret (Harris), 223
Cavan [Earl of], see Lambert
Chaloner, EHzabeth (— ?), 354; Jonathan, 354; Mary (— ?), 354; Sarah
(- ?), 354
Chamber, Andrew, 371 ; Hannah (Russell), 371 ; John = RusseU, 371
Chambers, Anne (Rippingall), 294 ; John, 293 ; John = Rippingall, 294 ;
Martha = Drake, 293
Chamberlain, Sir WilHam = Herling, 42 ; — (Herling), 42
Chamberlayne, Colby, 315; Mary ( — P), 315
Chamberlin, Robert, 245
Chapell, Arabella = Lyng, 221 ; John, 221
Charles, EHzabeth = Clere, 343; Thomas, 343
Chicheley, Sarah = Fountaine, 84 ; Sir Thomas, 84
Chilcott, Anne = Smyth, 139, 140 ; William, 139, 140
Church, EHzabeth (FranckUn ?), 226 ; WilHam = Francklin ? 226
Churchman, Alice = House, 63 ; Anna = Garneys, 122 ; Hester = Shelton,
198; Sir John, 198; Mary = Smith, 139; WilHam, 63, 122, 139
Chute, Ann Rachel ( — P), 91 ; Catherine = Chute, 92 ; Devereux, 91 ;
Edward, 92 ; EHzabeth (Revett), 91 ; EHzabeth = Lobb, 73 ; Thomas,
73; Thomas = Revett, 91; Thomas Lobb, 91; Thomas Lennard =
Chute, 92 ; Rev. Thomas Vere, 91 ; WilHam John, 91
Clark, Richard, 284
Clarke, Andrew, 144 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 136 ; EHzabeth = Brereton, 144 ;
Osmund, 136; Rev. Samuel, 307
Claxton, Francis = Lyster, 349; Rose (Lyster), 349; Thomas, 13;
WilHam, 101
Clayton, Catherine, 216; Rev. Robert, 333
Clent, EHzabeth = Price, 84 ; EHzabeth (— ?), 84

INDEX OF NAMES. 421
Clere, Anne (Gygges), 342 ; Edmund = Charles, 343 ; EHzabeth (Charles),
343; Sir Henry = Mondeford, 337; Meriel (Mondeford), 337; Sir
Robert, 338 ; Sir Thomas = Gygges, 342
Clermont [Lord], see Fortescue, 74
CHfford, Anne = Kemp, 37 ; John, 37
CHfton, John de, 76
CHppesby, AHce (Wodehouse), 345 ; Audry, 347 ; Edmund = Caley, 346 ;
Eva (Caley), 346 ; Fraunces, 347 ; John = Ellis, 346, 347 ; Julian, 347 ;
JuHan (Ellis), 346, 347 ; Katherine (Spelman), 346 ; Lettice (Knightley),
346; WilHam, 347; William = Knightley, 346 ; William = Spelman,
346 ; WilHam = Wodehouse, 345
Clough, AHce = Durrant, 366 ; Rev. James, 366
Coates, EHzabeth (— ?), 213 ; Thomas, 213 ; — = Burkin = Buckle, 213
Cobbe, Jeffery, 332
Cock, Anna (Bond), 365 ; Charles George = Bond, 365, 367 ; EHzabeth =
Preston, 365, 367 ; John = Jay, 167 ; Mary (Jay), 167 ; Robert, 167 ;
Sarah = Nightengale = Burkin, 228
Coggeshall, EHzabeth (— P), 31 ; John, 31; WilHam, 31
Cokaine, Mary = Drury, 56 ; William, 56
Colborne, Charlotte [Lady] (Steele), 44 ; Nicholas WilHam [Lord] = Steele,
44, 45 ; Honble. William Nicholas Ridley, 45
Colby, EHzabeth (— ?), 285 ; Samuel, 285
Coleman, Edward, 148 ; Magdalen = Cremer, 147, 148
Collett, Rev. Anthony, 372 ; Catherine Jane = Blofeld, 372
Collin, Allen, 13 ; Eleanor = Roope, 13
Collyer, Ann (Leeds), 263, 264; Catherine (Alexander), 263; Catherine
(Bedingfeld), 263; Daniel = Leeds, 263, 264; Rev. Daniel =
Bedingfeld, 263; Rev. John Bedingfeld [Archdeacon of Norwich],
263
Colman, Eysher = Howman, 61 ; Margaretta Maria (Howman), 61 ;
Mary = Tawell, 320 ; Thomas, 291
Columbine, EHzabeth = Mason, 86 ; Katherine (Skottowe ?), 236 ; Rev.
Paul, 86 ; Rev. Thomas, 236
Comyn, EHzabeth (— ?), 352; Rev. H. N. W., 352
Coney, Alice = Edwards, 93
Constable, Luke, 393 ; — = Caton, 393
Conyers, Thomas, 210 ; — = Pert, 210
Cooke, Bridgett = Proctor, 293 ; Catherine = Cooke, 161 ; Dorothy =.
Heme, 142; EHzabeth = Gurdon, 301 ; Eleanor Mary (Francklin), 52 ;
EHzabeth = Lubbock, 383; Etheldreda = Stone, 114; Francis, 98;
Rev. James = Francklin, 52; Jane (Stewart), 300; Dame Mary
(Greenwood), 114; Rev. Richard, 139; Thomas, 139; WilHam, 114,
142, 161 ; Sir WilHam, 293, 301 ; Sir William = Greenwood, 114 ;
Sir WilHam = Stewart, 300
Cooper, Anne = Richmond, 123 ; Rev. Charles Beauchamp = Harvey, 288,
290, 394; EHzabeth = Baldwin, 187; John, 74; Thomas, 187, 383;
WilHam, 35 ; Sir WilHam, 123; — = Adams, 394 ; — (Harvey), 394
Copeman, Richard, 359
Copledike, EUen (Wodehouse), 105 ; John = Wodehouse = Highfield, 105 ;
Maud (Highfield), 105
Copping, Avis, 278 ; Charles, 278 ; Mary = Amyas, 278
Coppinger, Ann = Bayspoole, 112 ; Ralph, 112
Corbet, Ann (CapeU), 262; Jane = Morse, 145; Jane (Berney), 263;
John, 145 ; John = Berney, 263 ; Sir John = CapeU, 262 ; Katherine
(Heydon), 262; Katherine (Saunders), 262; Sir Miles = Heydon
= Saunders, 262
Corbin, Gawin, 156 ; Thomas, 156
Corie, EHzabeth = Carre, 267 ; WilHam, 243
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422 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Cornwallis or Cornwaleis, Sir Charles, 261 ; John, 13, 380 ; Margaret =
Stanhowe, 13 ; Mary = Rabett, 380 ; Rachel = Paynter, 261
Corranee, Olemence, 163 ; Elizabeth = Long, 163, 164
Cory, Rev. John, 320 ; Sarah (Hodgson), 320 ; Rev. William = Hodgson, 320
Cotton, AHce (Mrs. Gascoigne), 22 ; Anna (Mrs. Sterling), 22 ; Anne =
Oldershaw, 17 ; Bartholomew = Burrough = Mrs. Gascoigne =
Mrs. SterHng, 22 ; Cecilia (Burrough), 22 ; Ethelreda = Cotton, 22 ;
John, 22 ; Sir John Hynde, 17 ; Luckin, 23, 142 ; Lucy = Wodehouse,
282 ; Mary = Heme, 142 ; Mary = Symonds, 339 ; Sir Robert, 22 ;
Roger = Cotton, 22 ; Thomas, 2 ; Sir Thomas, 282, 339 ; WilHam, 339
Coulson, Christopher, 176; EHzabeth = Skottowe, 176
Crabb, Mary = Legard, 153 ; William, 153
Cramond [Lord], see Richardson, 281
Crane, Elisa (Carre), 178; Frances (Bond), 325; Sir Francis, 325, 326;
Dame Jane (Widdrington ?), 325 ; John, 326 ; Mary (Widdrington ?),
325 ; Sir Richard, 325 ; Sir Robert, 81 ; Susanna = Walpole, 81 ;
Thomas = Carre, 178; William = Bond, 325
Creasey, Benjamin, 348
Cremer, Francis, 147; Erancis = Coleman = Randall, 147, 148; Rev.
Jacob, 292 ; Magdalen (Coleman), 147, 148 ; Mary (Buckle), 292 ;
Rev. Robert, 292 ; Susan (Randall), 148
Cressener, Elizabeth ( — ?), 45 ; Rev. Henry, 45
Croft, Crofts, or Croftes, Anna = Ward, 254 ; Anna (Townsend), 254 ;
Elizabeth = Ward, 252 ; Mary (— ?), 45 ; Richard, 45 ; Thomas, 252 ;
Thomas = Townsend, 254 ; William, 44, 45
Crompton, Katherine (Holland), 48 ; Robert = Holland, 48
Cromwell, OHver, 94, 186
Cross, Catherine, 336 ; Catherine (Womack), 336 ; George = Womack, 336
Crouch, Jane = Barkham, 92 ; Joan (Scott), 92 ; John = Scott, 92
Crowe, John, 104 ; Roger, 331 ; WilHam, 331
Cubitt, Anne EHzabeth = Story, 353 ; Benjamin, 353 ; Benjamin = Dynne ?
353 ; Bev. Benjamin = Mack = White, 378 ; Catherine, 353 ; Catherine
(— ?), 371 ; Edward George, 370 ; Elizabeth (Fenton), 235 ; Elizabeth
(Dynne ?), 353 ; Frances Maria (White), 378 ; George, 353 ; George =
Finley, 353 ; Jacob, 353 ; John = Fenton, 235 ; John Edmund, 353 ;
Mary (Finley), 353 ; Mary (Mack), 378 ; Sarah = Jay, 353 ; Thomas,
353, 371
Cuddon, Elizabeth = Calthrop, 354, 355 ; Francis, 355
Culpepper, Maria (Blennerhasset), 34, 35 ; Thomas = Blennerhasset, 34, 35
Cullyer or Culyer, John = Jermy, 285 ; Joseph, 296 ; Mary (Jermy), 285
Cumberland, William Augustus [Duke of], 9
Curteis, Eleanor ( — ?), 198 ; Rev. Jeremiah = Bloom, 198 ; Rev. Samuel,
198 ; Sarah Ann (Bloom), 198
Custance, Sarah = Norris, 364
Cutting, WUliam, 374
Dacke, Robert, 264
Dade, EHzabeth (Vere), 91 ; Thomas = Vere, 91
Dalling, Anne Louisa = Meade, 10; Catherine (Windham), 10; Charles
Lawford, 9 ; Sir John, 9, 10 ; Genl. Sir John = Lawford, 10 ; John =
Windham, 10 ; Lieut. John WUHam, 9 ; Louisa (Lawford), 10 ; Sir
WilHam, 10
Dalton, Ann (— ?), 94 ; EHzabeth (— ?), 94 ; Elizabeth (Longe), 260 ;
Frances, 94 ; Robert, 94 ; Thomas = Longe, 260
Dalyson, Roger = Tuthill, 154; WilHam, 154; — (Tuthill), 154
Darcy, Mary = Southwell, 325 ; Sir Robert, 325 ; Thomas, 325 ; Thomasine
= SouthweU, 325
Darley, 180

INDEX OF NAMES. 423
Dashwood, EHzabeth (— ?), 73 ; Elizabeth = Bacon, 149 ; Harriet (— ?),
145; Rev. Horatio, 145; John Richard, 72, 73; Mary (— ?) 73'
Richard, 72, 73, 109; Robert, 73
Daveney, Ann (— ?), 271 ; Dorothy (— ?), 270 ; Emily Georgina = Blacker,
270; Henry, 270, 271 ; Henry = Parham, 271 ; John, 271 ; Margery
(— ?), 270; Maria Janette (— P), 270; Mary (Parham), 271 ; Susanna
(— ?), 270
Davy, EHzabeth (— ?), 119; Margaret Pyecroft, 118; Robert, 97, 118, 119,
275; Sarah, 164; Simon, 275 ; SybiU = Wall, 97
Dawson, Catherine AHce (Pearse), 348 ; Rev. Jonathan = Pearse, 347 ;
Susanna = Eutter, 199 ; Tabitha (— ?), 199; Thomas, 199
Day, Benjamin, 146; Bridget (Day ?), 311 ; Catherine (Sandby), 4 ; Cecilia
Maria (— ?), 251 ; CeciHa Maria, 251 ; Edward, 146 ; Rev. Edward, 146 ;
Jane Maria (— ?), 251 ; John, 4, 146; Rev. John, 251 ; Lieut. John,
251 ; John = Sandby, 4 ; Margaret (— P), 146 ; Starling, 311
Deane, Anne (Drury), 50 ; John, 50
Dearsley, John, 180; Katherine (— ?), 180
De Grey, Honble. Charlotte = Windham, 10 ; EHnor = Castell, 108 ;
EHzabeth = Kemp, 37; Thomas, 37; WUliam, 108; WiUiam [Lord
Walsingham], 10
' Delapole, Catherine = Stapleton, 355, 356 ; Isabel = Morley, 150, 276 ;
Michael [Earl of Suffolk], 150, 276 ; Sir Thomas, 356
De Mauteby, 335, 337
Deloraine, Mary [Countess, Dowager, of] = Windham, 9
Deneau, Peter, 225
Denn, Robert, 318
Denne, Charlotte ( — ?), 258 ; Charlotte = Stracey, 258 ; George, 258
Denny, Ann (Sydnor), 111; Anne ( — P), 98; Fanny Anna, 98 ; Frances
(— ?), 98; Erederick, 98; Ereeman, 98; Glover = Sydnor, 111;
Margaret (Legh), 111; Mary (— ?), 98, 148; Mary Anne, 98;
Richard, 98; Rosa, 98 ; Thomas, 111; Thomasin (— P), 98 ; WUHam,
148 ; William = Legh, 111
Denton, Ann = Burroughes, 292, 294 ; Jane (— ?), 294 ; Samuel, 294
DevaU, Mary (— ?), 94 ; Henry, 95 ; Thomas, 319
D'Ewes, Henrietta Maria = Havers, 40 ; Sir Symonds, 40
Deyns, Hannah (Rolf), 38 ; Henry, 29 ; Martha (— ?), 29 ; Thomas =
Rolf, 38
DUlingham, Brampton Gurdon = Bedingfield = Howard, 301, 302; Mary
(Bedingfield), 301, 302 ; Mary (Howard), 303 ; Sarah = Gurdon, 301 ;
TheophUus, 301
Dod; A'Court, 160; Edward Carden, 160; Elizabeth (— ?), 160; Robert,
160
Doman, Charles, 333 ; Maria = Harrison, 333
Donne, Ann = Bodham, 314 ; Rev. Oastres, 354 ; Rev. Castres Mott =
Manning, 191, 327; Catherine (Hewitt), 328; Edward Charles, 314;
Elizabeth = Manning, 30 ; Frances ( — ?), 306 ; Frances (Manning),
191 ; Harriet Judith (Rival), 354 ; John Thomas, 327 ; Mary (— ?), 306 ;
Rev. Roger = Rival, 354 ; Roger Manning, 327 ; WUliam, 306 ; Rev.
WUliam Sayer, 30 ; WilHam Bodham = Hewitt, 328
Dolens, Margaret = Berney, 159 ; Sir Samuel, 159
Dover [Earl of], see Cary, 171
Dover, Rev. Jacob, 225 ; Rev. James, 224 ; Judith = Berry, 224
Dowe, Christopher, 279 ; Mary = Slater, 279 ; Susanna, 279
Dowsing, Margaret = Watts, 17 ; William, 17
Drake, AHce = Anguish, 296 ; Emily Ives = Irby, 195 ; Rev. John, 293 ;
John, 296; John = Chambers, 293; Margaret = Baxter, 188; Martha
(Chambers), 293 ; Richard, 293 ; Sarah (— P), 293 ; Sarah Martha =
Papillon, 293 ; William, 188, 195

424 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Drury, Anne, 206 ; Ann = Rant, 155 ; Anne (Waldegrave), 50 ; Anna
= Deane, 50 ; Anthony, 50, 206 ; Sir Anthony, 56, 67, 155 ; Bridget =
Kilmorey [Viscount], 56 ; Dame Diana (Vilet), 50 ; Dorothy = Burman,
206 ; Sir Drue, 50 ; Sir Drue = Waldegrave, 50 ; Sir Drue = Calthorpe
= Finch, 49, 50 ; Dame Eleanor (Harsnett), 50 : Elizabeth = Wingfield,
50 ; EHzabeth (Calthorp), 49, 50 ; Frances = Hobart, 131 ; Frances =
Botler, 50 ; Katherine (Finch), 50 : Mary (— ?), 56 ; Mary (Cokaine),
56; Mary Anne = Hobart [Earl of Buckinghamshire], 133; Robert, 49;
Sir Robert = Dunstan = Harsnett = Vilet, 50 ; Susan = Wilton, 67,
68 ; Sir Thomas, 133 ; Sir WUliam, 56, 131 ; Sir William = Cokaine, 56
Duckett, Catherine Jackson = Longe, 259 ; Sir George, 259 ; Henry, 260 ;
Rebecca (Oowper ?), 260
Duncombe, Charles [Lord Feversham], 233 ; Harriet = Vade Walpole, 233 ;
Thomas, 233
Du Port, Rev. James Mourant, 315
Durrant, Alice (— P), 267 ; AHce (Clough), 366 ; Alicia = Preston, 366 ;
Cubitt, 353; Davy, 143; George, 352, 353 ; John, 267; Maria (— P), 352 ;
WilHam, 353 ; William = Clough, 366 ; — = Ward, 143
Dynne ? EHzabeth = Cubitt, 353
Earle, Mary = Basset, 305 ; John, 305 ; Sarah (— ?), 305
Edgar, Margaret = Norris, 364 ; Stephen, 364
Edwards, Alice (Coney), 93 ; Mary (Brograve), 93 ; Mary = Preston, 368 ;
Susan (Frere), 93 ; Thomas, 368 ; WilHam = Brograve = Coney =
Frere, 93
Elliot, Lady Catherine = Boileau, 172 ; Gilbert [Earl of Minto], 172
Ellis, Anna = Gilman, 310 ; Elizabeth Maria = Burroughes, 202, 203 ;
Julian = Clippesby, 346, 347 ; Matthew, 346 ; William, 203
Elphinstone, Louisa Lowis, 115
EHington, Edward, 105; Judith, 393; Judith = Catelyn, 105, 106;
Mary, 393
Elsegood, Mary (Pretheroe), 307 ; Daniel = Pretheroe, 307
Elvin, James = Norton, 309
Elwin, Dorothy = Longe, 259 ; Peter, 259
England, George, 343
Engle, Benjamin, 66 ; EHzabeth = Barker, 66
Englefield, Lady EHzabeth, 273
EngHsh, Edward, 352 ; EHzabeth (— P), 352
Everard, Anne = Pettus = Warner, 255 ; Arthur, 255
Ewen, Anna Maria (— ¦ ?), 388 ; Thomas Glover, 388
Eyre, Ellen = Wood, 157, 208 ; John = Blennerhasset, 34, 81 ; Henry, 77 ;
Margaret (Blennerhasset), 34, 81 ; Mary (Bedingfeild), 77 ; Mary =
Paston, 226 ; Thomas, 157, 208, 226 ; Thomas = Bedingfeild, 77
Fairweather, Bridget = Gooch, 100 ; Samuel, 100
Farrand, Elizabeth (Murray ?), 77 ; Robert, 77
Fauconberg [Baron], 272
Felbrigg, Elizabeth = Stapleton, 356 ; Sir Simon, 356
Fellowes, Emma = Powlett [Lord Bayning], 281 ; W. H., 281
Felton, Sir Anthony, 181 ; Elizabeth = Rich = Aldrich, 181
Fenton, Daniel, 384 ; Edward, 230 ; EHzabeth, 235 ; Elizabeth (Talbot), 230 ;
Elizabeth = Cubitt, 235
Feversham [Earl of], see Duncombe, 233
Finch, Anna Bettina (Beevor), 165 ; Katherine = Drury, 50 ; WilHam, 50 ;
WilHam Finch = Drury, 165
Fincham, De, 30
Finley, Rev. Justice, 353 ; Mary = Cubitt, 353

INDEX OF NAMES. 425
Fisher, Ann (Willis), 92; Anthony = WiUis, 92; Margaret (— ?), 29;
Mary, 50 ; WUHam, 92
Flood, Edward = Mrs. Jenny, 74 ; Elizabeth ( — ?), 74
Flowerdew, Christopher, 169 ; EHzabeth = Bokenham, 169 ; Susan (— ?) 169
Fordley, Thomas, 250
Forrester, Major, 392 ; — = Thornhill, 392
Forster, Ann, 383 ; Richard, 64 ; Sarah, 383 ; Sarah (— ?), 383 ; Susannah
= Methold, 64 ; William, 383
Fortescue, Frances [Countess of Clermont], 74 ; Maria Louisa = Long, 164 ;
WUHam, 164 ; WilHam Henry [Viscount and Earl of Clermont] =
Murray, 74
Foster, Lady Albinia Jane (Hobart), 132 ; Sir Augustus = Hobart, 132
Fountaine, Andrew, 74, 84 ; Andrew = Chicheley, 84 ; Brig = Henly, 84 ;
Johanna (Henly), 84; Mary = Tyssen- Amhurst, 74; Sarah, 84;
Sarah (Chicheley), 84
Fowle, Anne (Mingay), 115 ; John, 99; John = Mingay, 115
Foyster, Benjamin = Thurrold, 279 ; — (Thurrold), 279
France, Rev. George, 4
Francis, EHzabeth (— ?), 363 ; Rev. Henry, 363
FranckHn, Ann ( — ?), 226 ; OaroHne Sarah, 52 ; Eleanor Mary = Cooke, 52 ;
Elizabeth = Church, 226; Rev. Fairfax, 52; Henry Charles, 52;
Henry Fairfax, 52 ; John, 226 ; Sarah (— ?), 52
Freeman, Ann = Wace, 342 ; John, 242 ; Mary (— P), 242 ; Sarah =
Lincoln, 242
Fremoult, EHzabeth Joel, 39
French, Robert, 191
Frere, Rev. Anthony = Hartstong, 178 ; Edward, 38 ; Elizabeth (Hartstong),
178 ; Jane (Richards), 38; John, 93 ; Mary = Carre, 178 ; Mary Anne
(— P), 38 ; Lieut. Richard Edward, 38 ; Sarah (— ?), 17 ; Susan =
Edwards, 93 ; Susanna = Longe, 263 ; Bev. Temple, 267 ; Rev. Temple
= Richards, 38; Tobias, 17, 18, 260; — = Gurdon, 267
Freston or Freeston, Brigetta = Jenney, 167; Elizabeth = Bacon, 103;
Margaret (Kedington), 12 ; Richard, 103, 167 ; WilHam = Kedington, 12
Frost, Anne (Tweed), 138 ; Rev. Benjamin = Tweed, 138
Frowick or Froyk, EHzabeth = Spelman, 82, 304; Sir Henry, 83, 304
Fuller, Henry, 384
Futter, Mary = Stanhawe, 13; Robert, 13; Robert = Dawson, 199;
Susanna (Dawson), 199
Garneys, Anne, 193; Anne (Gawdy), 193; Anna (Churchman), 122;
Catherine = Bedingfield, 122; Charles, 193; Clere, 122, 123, 193;
EHzabeth, 194 ; John, 193, 194, 195 ; Margaret = GostHn, 195 ; Martha
= Raworth, 193 ; Mary, 193; Mary ( — P), 193 ; Richard = Churchman,
122 ; Susanna, 193 ; Wentworth = Gawdy, 193, 195
Garningham, John, 1
Garrard, CecUia (Stede), 78 ; Sir Jacob, 220 ; Sir Jacob = Jennings, 78 ;
Mary (Jennings), 78; Mary = Berney, 220 ; Sir Nicholas = Stede, 78 ;
Sarah (Bermen), 78 ; Thomas, 78 ; Sir Thomas = Bermen, 78
Garrod, Ann (— ?), 249 ; Mary. 249 ; Mary (— ?), 250 ; Robert, 250 ;
WilHam, 249, 250 ; Rev. William, 250
Gary, Elizabeth = Wright = Negus, 277 ; Rev. Samuel, 277
Gascoigne, AHce ( — ?), 22
Gaunt, John of, 385
Gawdie or Gawdy, Anne = Garneys, 193; Sir Anthony, 118, 123; Sir
Charles, 193; Edward = Lovell, 231 ; Frances (Lovell), 231 ; Sir Henry,
118 ; Robert, 118 ; WUHam, 132
Geary, Katherine = Hare, 62 ; WUHam, 62
Gelsthorp, Anna = Bird, 358 ; WUHam, 358

426 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
George, Mary (Parham), 271 ; Rev. Thomas, 271
Gerbridge or Gerbrygge, Sir William de, 222
Gestingthorpe, Elizabeth = Calthorpe, 93 ; Sir John, 93
Gibbs, Elizabeth (Monk), 53; Elizabeth (Pride), 53 ; Captain John = Pride
= Monk, 53
Gibson, Elizabeth = Womack, 332 ; Rev. John, 331, 332 ; Martha (— ?),
331, 332
Giles, Edward, 240 ; Joan = YaUop, 240
Gilbert, Abraha = Anguish, 216; Anne, 117; Anne (— ?), 232; Elizabeth
(— ?), 117, 232; John, 117, 137, 232; Henry, 232; Lucy, 232 ; Lucy
(— ?), 232; Maria (— ?), 232; Robert, 231, 232; Thomas, 117, 216;
(William), 117 ; WilHam Alexander, 232 ; William Henry, 232
Gillett, AmeHa = Gridley, 308 ; John, 215, 308; Lydia (— P), 215 ; Mary
(— ?), 215 ; Mary Anne, 215 ; Richard, 215 ; William, 215
Gilman, Alice = Breese, 277; Anna (EUis), 310; Anna Frances (Amyas),
279; Frances (Howes), 278 ; Frances (Heyhoe), 310; Henrietta, 278;
Hester (Le Neve), 277, 279; Lydia (Case), 278 ; Reuben, 278; Reuben
= ElHs, 310 ; Samuel = Case, 278; Samuel = Howes, 278 ; Samuel =
Heyhoe, 310; Samuel = Le Neve = Amyas, 277, 278, 279 ; Sarah, 277
Gipps, Richard, 44
Girling, Susanna (Bullock), 318 ; Rev. WilHam, 318
Gleane, Anne (Mapes), 349 ; Elizabeth (Brewse), 190 ; Dame Maud (— ?),
190; Dame Penelope (Rodney), 190; Sir Peter, 190 ; Sir Peter = Rodney,
190; Thomas = Brewse, 190 ; Thomas = Mapes, 349
Godfrey, Edward, 260 ; EHzabeth = Longe, 260
Godsalve, Thomas, 132
Gonville or GunvUle, Anna = Ward, 254 ; Joan = Herling, 43 ; Richard, 254
Gooch or Gooche, Anne, 11 ; Anne = Buxton, 51, 275 ; Anne = Rant, 155;
Barbara = Rogerson, 5 ; Barbara (Sneyd), 149 ; Bridget (Fairweather),
100 ; Clement, 51, 275; Clement = Heme, 209; Dorothy (Catelyn), 11 ;
Elizabeth = Catelyn, 227; Elizabeth = Hobart, 262; Rev. John
[Archdeacon of Sudbury] = Sneyd, 149 ; Keen, 100 ; Leonard =
Catelyn, 11 ; Martha = Reppes, 312, 313 ; Richard = Fairweather, 100;
Robert, 9, 10, 155, 227, 262, 312; Sarah (Heme), 209 ; William, 5
Goodwin, Amy, 80 ; Dorothy = Rookwood, 148 ; John, 80 ; Thomas, 148
Gordon, Charlotte = Weyland, 327 ; Charles, 327
Gosnold, Katelyn (Blennerhasset), 34 ; John = Blennerhasset, 34
Gostlin, Charles, 195 ; Dame Margaret (Garneys), 193, 194 ; Sir WilHam =
Garneys, 195
Goulburn, Edward Meyrick [Dean of Norwich], 391
Graile, Brigetta = Norris, 364 ; John, 364
Grant, Emily = Muskett, 347 ; Thomas, 347
Gray, James, 271
Green, John, 70 ; Thomas, 1
Greene, Bussy, 242, 243 ; Charles, 284 ; Elizabeth = Lock, 209 ; Elizabeth
= Lincoln, 242 ; Joshua, 70 ; Mary (— ?), 243 ; Robert, 209 ; Rev.
Thomas, 284 ; Rev. Thomas [Bishop of Norwich and Ely], 284
Greenwood, Mary = Steward = Cooke, 114 ; William, 114
Gregory, Anne = Beauchamp-Proctor, 129 ; Thomas, 129
Grey, Jane (Mrs. Yerde), 170 ; Sir Henry = Mrs. Yerde, 170
Gridley, Amelia (Gillett), 215, 308; Henry = Gillett, 215, 308
Griffin, Rt. Honble. Sir John, 101 ; William, 369
Grigson, Catherine (— ?), 317 ; Frances (— ?), 288 ; Rebecca = Spratt, 288 ;
Robert, 288, 317 ; Susan (— ?),, 287 ; Thomas, 317 ; William, 311, 317 ;
Rev. William, 287, 317
Grimer, Mary (— ?), 135 ; Robert, 135
Grois, Oliver, 379, see Le Gros
Grys, Elizabeth (— ?), 248, see Le Grys

INDEX OF NAMES. 427
Gunn, Anne (Mack), 378 ; Rev. William = Mack, 378
Gurdon, Anne (Brampton), 301 ; Anne (MelHsh), 303 ; Brampton = Polsted,
301, 320 ; Brampton = Sedley, 301, 320; Brampton = Thornhagh, 301,
302; Rev. Edward, 267; Elizabeth, 301; Elizabeth (Cooke), 301;
Elizabeth (Thornhagh), 301, 302; Jane, 301; John = Brampton, 301 ;
Mary (Polsted), 301, 320; Muriel (Sedley), 301, 320; Rev. Philip, 317;
Sarah (Dillingham), 301 ; Thornhagh = Cooke, 301 ; Thornhagh =
DilHngham, 301 ; Theophilus Thornhagh = MelHsh, 303 ; — (Frere),
267 ; — [Archdeacon of Sudbury], 303
Gurney, Ann = Richardson, 280 ; Anne (Heydon), 375 ; Hudson = Barclay,
169 ; Margaret (Barclay), 169 ; Richard, 280 ; William = Heydon, 375
Guybon, Hannah (— ?), 307 ; Mercia (Parker), 282 ; Thomas, 307 ;
WUliam, 282
Gwyn, Richard Thoresby = Jermy, 294 ; Sophia Henrietta (Jermy), 294
Gygges, Anne = Clere, 342 ; Robert, 342
Hacon, — = Peyton, 158
Haggard, 393 ; Frances (Amyand), 72 ; John, 72 ; William Henry =
Amyand, 72
Haines, Mary Matilda ( — ?), 215 ; Samuel, 215
Halcott, Jane = Brograve, 390 ; Matthew. 390
Hales, Robert, 241
Hall, Anna = Weld, 159 ; Joseph [Bishop of Exeter and Norwich], 159 ;
Rev. Robert, 47 ; Rev. Roger, 101
Hammond, Francis, 194; John, 101 ; Robert, 170
Hamond, EHzabeth (Le Gros), 101 ; John = Le Gros, 101 ; Richard, 95 ;
Susanna, 95
Hampden, George Hobart [Earl of Buckinghamshire], 133
Harbord, Sir Charles. 55 ; Harbord [Lord Suffield], 386 ; Hon. Katherine —
Petre, 386 ; Maria (Van Alst), 55 ; WUHam Asheton [Lord Suffield],
= Hobart, 133 ; — (Hobart), 133
Harborne, Ann = Talbot, 162 ; WilHam, 135, 162
Harcock, Rev. Henry = Branthwayt, 390 ; Mary = Berney, 390 ; Mary
(Branthwayt), 390
Harcourt, Boys, 352 ; EHzabeth (EngHsh ?), 352 ; John = English ? 352
Hard, Susanna = Brooke, 146 ; Thomas, 146
Hardy, Christopher, 264 ; Fordelle, 264 ; EHzabeth Coleman (— ?), 189 ;
EHzabeth (— ?), 264 ; Isaac, 189
Hare, AHcia, 62 ; Anne, 61, 62 ; Anne = Beevor, 166 ; Anna (Willis), 61,
62 ; Audrey = Hobart = Warner, 236 ; Catherine, 62 ; Lady Elizabeth
(_ ?); 62 ; Hugh, 61, 62, 166 ; Sir John, 62 ; Rev. John, 67 ; Katherine
(Geary), 62; Maria (Sharpe), 61 ; Mary, 61 ; Mary (— ?), 61, 62; Nicholas
= Geary, 62; Ralph, 61,67,73; Ralph = Willis, 61, 62; Sarah =
Lobb, 73; Susan, 67; Thomas, 62; Thomas = Sharpe, 61 ; William,
236
Harmer, Elizabeth (Payne), 380; Frances (Rabett), 380; Nicholas =
Rabett, 380; Richard, 380; Sarah, 377, 380; WilHam, 380; WUHam
= Payne, 380
Harris, C. A., 223 ; Mary Margaret = Oator, 223
Harrison, Rev. Henry, 39 ; John, 31, 333; James Hargrave, 333 ; Maria, 333;
Maria (— P), 333 ; Maria (Doman), 333 ; Mary (— ?), 31
Harsick, Catherine (Calthorpe), 92 ; Sir John = Calthorpe, 92
Harsnett, EHnor = Marsham = Drury, 50 ; Samuel, 50
Hart, Col. Alexander, 247 ; Anne Eliza = Waller, 247 ; Augusta (Jodrell),
247 ; Charles Campbell, 247 ; Gilbert Jodrell, 247 ; Jane Black (— ?),
247 ; Richard, 247 ; Rev. Richard, 244, 246, 247 ; Col. — = Jodrell,
247
Hartstong, Elizabeth = Frere, 178 ; Henry, 178
H H

428 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Harvey, Charlotte = Humfrey, 265 ; Daniel, 135 ; Frances (Kerrison), 240 ;
G. D., 394 ; Lady Henrietta Augusta (Lambert), 208 ; John =
Kerrison, 240 ; Mary (Nurse), 77 ; Sir Robert = Lambert, 208 ; Sir
Robert John, 207 ; Robert = Nurse, 77 ; Sarah = Nelson, 135 ; Col.
— , 265 ; — = Cooper, 394
Harvy, EHzabeth = Ashby, 104 ; Samuel, 104
Hase, John = Lombe, 175 ; Mary (Lombe), 175
Hasey, Joseph, 383
Havers, Anne = Ward, 143 ; Frances (Nashe), 180 ; Gilbert = Nashe, 180 ;
Henrietta Maria (D'Ewes), 40; John, 143; Thomas = D'Ewes, 40;
William, 40
Hawker, Edward, 390 ; Jane = Brograve, 390
Hawvs, orHawes, 297; John, 106, 295, 297; Matilda = Randall, 106; Rev.
William, 295
Heath, Ann (Johnson), 215; Edward, 157, 208; EHzabeth = Wood, 157,
208; Robert, 216; William, 216; WilHam = Johnson, 215; Rev.
William, 230
Heigham, Jane = Blenerhasset, 34 ; Thomas, 34
Hemsworth, Rev. A. B., 66
Henlev, Henry Host, 217 ; Johanna = Fountaine, 84 ; Sarah = Anguish,
217
Herling, Joan (Gonvile), 43 ; Sir Robert, 42 ; Sir Robert = Gonvile, 43 ;
— = Chamberlain, 42
Heme or Hearn, Dorothy (Cooke), 142 ; John = Cotton, 142 ; John = Pit,
142; John = Cooke, 142; Maria (Pit), 142; Mary (Cotton), 142;
Robert, 209 ; Sarah = Gooch, 209
Herris, Arthur, 36 ; Dorothy = Kemp, 36
Hervey, Anne ( — ?), 57 ; Robert, 57
Heveningham, Anne (Yerde), 170 ; Anna = Spelman, 81 ; John, 81 ; Lady
Mary (Cary), 171 ; Thomas = Yerde, 170 ; — = Cary, 171
Hewet, Elizabeth = Richardson, 2S0 ; Sir William, 280
Hewitt, Catherine (— ?), 328 ; Catherine = Donne, 328 ; Charles, 328
Heydon, Aleanore = Townshend, 254; Anne = Gurney, 375; Sir
Christopher, 262 ; Sir Henry, 375 ; John, 254 ; Katherine = Corbet,
262
Heyhoe, Charles, 327; Edward Pawlett, 310; Elizabeth, 327; Frances =
Gilman, 310 ; Grigson, 310 ; Rev. Grigson, 310 ; Jermyn, 327
Heyward, Faustine (•- ?), 230; Francis, 230; Richard, 230
Higham, Sir Clement, 82 ; Judith = Spelman, 82
Highfield, John, 105 ; Maud = Copledike, 105
Hill, Anne = Talbot, 295 ; John, 295
Hills, Barbarah (Potts ?), 370
Hilton, Susan (— ?), 106 ; Thomas, 106
Hinds, Samuel (Bishop of Norwich), 248
Hirst, Elizabeth (Holmes) 189; Thomas, 189
Hobiirt, Lady Albinia Jane = Foster, 132; Audrey (Hare), 236; Catherine
(Jones), 262 ; Edward, 124; EHzabeth (Gooch), 262; Frances (Peyton),
120; Frances (Drury), 131 ; Henrietta, 59 ; Henry, 134; James = Drury,
131 ; James = Jones, 262 ; Sir James = Naunton, 132 ; John, 59 ; John
[Earl of Buckinghamshire] = Drury, 133; Margaret (Naunton), 132;
Mary Anne (Drury), 133; Miles = Peyton, 120; Sir Miles, 262 ; Thomas
= Gooch, 262 ; — = Lord Suffield, 133
Hodgson, John, 320 ; Richard, 392 ; Sarah = Cory, 320 ; — = Thornhill,
392
Holdiche, Robert, 217 ; Thomas, 217
Holland, Lady Alathea (Panton), 48; Sir John = Panton, 48 ; Katherine =
Crompton, 48 ; Thomas, 48 ; Sir Thomas, 48
Holme, Catherine = Sumner, 86 ; John, 86

INDEX OF NAMES. 429
Holmes, Ann, 292 ; Anne (— ?), 19; Elizabeth = Hirst, 189; Rev. Gervase,
19; James, 152; Rev. John, 19; Rev. Thomas, 189
Holt, Rev. Jeremiah, 137 ; Mary = Stubbe = Norris, 137
Home, Alexander [Earl oil, 339 ; Lady Caroline, 339
Hook, 178
Hopper [Archdeacon], 23
Hornor, Charles, 375 ; Elizabeth ( — ?), 375 ; Leonard, 375
Horsley, Amey, 380; Rev. Isaac, 356, 380 ; Margaret (— ?), 356 ; Priscilla
(— ?), 380
Hoste, Rev. Dixon, 227 ; Sir George = Burroughes, 227 ; Mary (Burroughes),
227
Houghton, Anne (Reve), 202 ; Elizabeth = Bedingfeld, 89 ; Francis, 198 ;
Helena (— ?), 19S ; John, 202 ; Maria (Richers), 198 ; Mary = Catelyn,
105 ; Peter, 89 ; Robert = Reve, 202 ; Sir Robert, 105 ; Sir Robert =
Richers, 198 ; William, 202
Howard, Lady Anna = Bedingfeld, 89 ; Charles [Lord], 325 ; Charles
[Viscount Andover and Earl of Berkshire], 89 ; EHzabeth = Southwell,
325 ; Mary = Palgrave, 12 ; Mary = DilHngham, 303 ; Samuel, 303 ;
Thomas, 12
Howes, Dorothy, 194; Elizabeth (Keddington), 194; Frances = Gilman,
278 ; IsabeUa = Longe, 260 ; John, 259, 260 ; John = Keddington, 194 ;
Lucy, 194 ; Mary, 297 ; Mary (Le Neve P), 297 ; Richard = Le Neve,
297 ; Sarah, 297 ; Susan, 194 ; Susan (Longe), 194 ; Susanna (— P), 297 ;
Symon, 297 ; Tabitha, 194 ; Tabitha = Longe, 259 ; Thomas, 297 ;
Thomas = Longe, 194
Howlet, Ann = Reppes, 313, 314 ; Katherine (Womack), 336 ; Rev. Nicholas,
313 ; Robert = Womack, 336
Howman, Edward, 61 ; Margaretta Maria = Colman, 61 ; Rhoda, 311
Howse, AHce (Churchman), 63 ; Amy, 63 ; John, 63 ; Rachel = Jason ? 63 ;
WUliam, 63 ; William = Churchman, 63
Huby, Dorothy = Woode, 208 ; Thomas, 208
Huddilston, Alice = Lovell, 43 ; Sir John, 43
Hulton, Elizabeth (Preston), 367 ; Henry = Preston, 367
Humfrey, Charlotte (Harvey), 265 ; Elizabeth (Maltby), 240, 264 ; Elizabeth
= Martineau, 241 ; Frances (Bircham), 264 ; Rev. John = Bircham,
264; Rev. Richard, 241 ; Rev, Richard = Maltby, 240, 264 ; R. Blake
= Harvey, 265
Hunsdon [Baron], see Cary, 171, 282
Huntington, John Barker, 350
Hunton, Hannah. ( — ?), 154 ; John, 154
Hutton, Charles = Osborne, 136 ; EHzabeth (Osborne), 136
Inyon, Margaretta Maria (Bransby), 16 ; Thomas = Bransby, 16
Lby, Emily Ives (Drake), 195; Frances (Wright), 195; Frederick [Lord
Boston], 195 ; Rear-Admiral Honble. Frederick Paul = Drake
= Wright, 195
Leton, Genl. Henry, 186 ; — = Carter, 186
Ives, Anne (— ?), 271 ; Jeremiah, 271, 272
Jacob, EHzabeth = Buxton, 51, 210 ; John, 51, 210
Jack, Rev. Thomas, 188
Jackson, Elizabeth = Bemey, 159; Sir George = Ward, 159 ; Mary (Ward),
159
Jannis, Robert, 244
Jary, Mary, 221 ; WilHam, 221 ; WiUiam Heath, 221
Jay, Hannah = Wilton, 67, 68 ; John, 167 ; Mary = Cock, 167 ; Robert,
67 ; Sarah (Cubitt), 353 ; WilHam = Cubitt, 353
H H 2

430 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Jenkins, — , 282
Jennings, Mary = Garrard, 78
Jenny or Jenney, Arthur, 123 ; Brigetta (Freston), 167 ; EHzabeth ( — ?),
74 ; Elizabeth = Love, 124 ; John, 74 ; George = Freston, 167 ;
Sarah, 167 ; Sophia Henrietta = Gwyn, 294 ; Sir Thomas, 124
Jermy, Clement, 285 ; Elizabeth = Lany, 15 ; Isaac, 294 ; Isaac Jermy, 294 ;
John, 15 ; Mary = Cully er, 285
Jarnegan, Jernegan, or Jerningham, Ann (Blount), 273 ; Charles = Roper
= Belasyse, 272 ; Elizabeth = Whipple, 26 ; Honble. Elizabeth (Roperl,
272 ; Sir Francis, 272 ; Sir Francis = Blount, 273 ; Frances (Belasyse),
272 ; Sir George = Plowden, 273 ; John, 26 ; Mary (Plowden), 273
Jodrell, Augusta = Hart, 247 ; Rev. Daniel, 247
Johnson, Elizabeth (— ?), 101 ; George Randall, 381 ; Henry, 129; Hester
(Smallpeece), 355 ; James, 101 ; Letitia = Beauchamp-Proctor, 129 ;
Maria = Pyefmch = Smith = Dykes ? 102 ; Mary, 175, 176 ; Randall,
381 ; Randall James, 381 ; Robert, 175, 176 ; Rose, 355 ; Sarah, 176 ;
Thomas, 175, 176 ; WUHam, 355 ; Rev. William, 102 ; WiUiam =
Smallpeece, 355
Jones, Catherine = Hobart, 262 ; — , 262
A Kedington or Keddington, Elizabeth = Howes, 194 ; H., 194 ; Henry, 12 ;
Henry = Buxton, 66 ; Margaret = Freston, 12 ; Margaret (Buxton), 66
Keene, Elizabeth = Weyland, 327 ; John, 334 ; Whitshed, 327
Kemp, Amy (Philips), 37 ; Anne (Clifford), 37 ; Dorothy (Herris), 36
Elizabeth (Brand), 37 ; Elizabeth (De Grey), 37 ; Elizabeth = Shelton
141, 199; Sir John, 37; John Turner, 181; Letitia (King), 37
Martha (Blackwell), 37; Mary, 37; Mary (Kerridge), 36 ; Mary (Sone)
36 ; Robert = Clifford, 37 ; Robert = De Grey, 37 ; Robert = Herris
36 ; Sir Robert, 37, 141, 199 ; Sir Robert = Kerridge = Sone, 36
Sir Robert = King = Brand = Blackwell = Philips, 37 ; Sarah (— ?),
81 ; Rev. Thomas, 37
Kendall, Anna Catherine = Slapp, 57; Elizabeth ( — ?), 59; Elizabeth =
Berney, 386 ; John, 57, 59 ; Maria (Scarborough), 59 ; Maurice, 386 ;
Maurice = Scarborough, 59
Kerrich, Amelia, 18; Anne (Manning), 18; John, 18; Mary (Baron), 18;
Simon = Castle = Baron = Manning, 18; Susan (Castle), 18;
Thomas, 18
Kerridge, Mary = Kemp, 36 ; Thomas, 36
Kerrison, Frances = Harvey, 240 ; Sir Roger, 240
Kett, George Samuel, 98; Hannah (— ?), 98; John, 29; Mary (— ?), 98;
Philippia (— ?), 29 ; Thomas, 98
Kilcoursie [Lord], see Lambert
Killett, Mary, 46; Mary (— P), 46; William, 46; Rev. WilHam, 46
Kilmorey [Viscount], see Nedham, 56
King, Letitia = Kemp, 37 ; Robert, 37
Knight, Elizabeth = Walpole, 207 ; Richard, 242 ; Thomas Andrew, 207
Knights, Edward, 350 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 350 ; Engle, 300 ; Persis = Lens, 350
Knightley, Lettice = Clippesby, 346 ; William, 346
Knipe, Anne, 204 ; Edward = Burroughes, 204 ; Mary (Burroughes), 204;
Peter, 205 ; William, 204
Knyvett or Knevitt, Abigail = Sedley, 289; Catherine (Burgh), 184;
Catherine = Paston, 376; EHzabeth = Ayde, 251 ; Elizabeth (Bacon),
256; Elizabeth = Pettus, 255, 256; Elizabeth = Wilson, 184;
John, 184, 204, 211; Sir John = Bedingfield, 183, 184; Mary, 183;
Dame Mary (Bedingfield), 184; Muriel, 184; Muriel = Bell, 68;
Muriel = Browne, 204; Nathaniel, 251; Thomas, 183; Thomas =
Burgh, 184; Sir Thomas, 59, 68, 376; Sir Thomas = Bacon, 255,
256

INDEX OF NAMES. 431
Lacon, 339
Lamb, WilHam, 9
Lambert, George [Viscount Kilcoursie], 208 ; Lady Henrietta Augusta =
Harvey, 208 ; Richard [Earl of Cavan], 208
Lane, John, 319; Joseph, 279
Lany, Aslack, 3; Aslack = Jermy, 15; Rev. Edward, 73; Elizabeth =
Laurence, 3; Elizabeth (Jermy), 15; Elizabeth (Aslack), 15; John =
Aslack, 15
Lathom, EHzabeth = Stracey, 257 ; Richard, 257
Latimer, Elizabeth = Oarbonel = Bois, 33 ; Sir William, 33
Laurence, Anne ( — ?), 3; Elizabeth (Lany), 3 ; Robert = Lany, 3 ; Robert, 3
Lawford, Exelbree, 10; Louise = DalHng, 10
Layman, EHzabeth, 32 ; John, 32
Layton, Charles, 232 ; Jonathan, 232
Leach, John, 369 ; JoUand, 369
Leathes, Elizabeth (— ?), 219; Rev. ff, 219; Frederick, 219; George
Cerjat, 219
Lee, 150 ; George, 27
Leeds or Leedes, Ann = Collyer, 263, 264 ; EHzabeth (Basset), 305 ;
John, 305 ; William, 264 *
Legard, Mary (Crabb), 153 ; Robert = Crabb, 153
Legh, Margaret = Denny, 111; Richard, 111
Le Gros, Bridget = Skottowe, 175 ; Bridgetta = Townshend, 254; Charles
= Turner, 78, 79; Sir Charles, 101, 175, 252, 254; Elizabeth (Turner),
79; EHzabeth = Hamond, 101 ; Muriel = Ward, 252
Le Grys, C. and Manfylde, 7 ; Charles, 27, 248 ; Christopher = Whipple, 1 ;
EHzabeth (— ?), 248; Frances = Playters, 27; Margaret (Whipple), 1
LeHunt, George, 66; Sir George, 187; Margaret (— ?), 187; Mary (— ?),
66; Thomas,. 187
Leigh, General Charles, 259; Mary (— ?), 16; Rev. W., 16; Rev. WUliam
[Dean of Hereford], 237 ,
Leman, Elizabeth = Osborne, 136; John, 314; Mary ( — ?), 136; Mary =
Reppes, 314; Matthew, 136
Le Neve, Hester = Gilman, 278 ; Johanna, 297 ; Mary = Howes, 297 ;
Rev. Robert, 322, 324; Sarah (— ?), 322; Sarah = Scargill, 177;
Thomas, 177; WilHam, 186, 279, 297
Lens, John = Knights, 350; Letitia, 350; Persis (Knights), 350
Lewis, Ann (— ?), 241 ; John, 241
Lewknor, Sir Edward, 226, 227; EHzabeth = Catelyn, 226, 227
Life, Caesar, 284 ; Mary = Rant, 285 ; Mary (Vincent), 285 ; Nathaniel =
Vincent, 285
Lincoln, Edmund = Freeman, 242 ; EHzabeth (Greene), 242 ; Sarah
(Freeman), 242 ; Thomas = Greene, 242
Linstead, WilHam, 231
Llewellin, Mary = Bullock, 318, 319; WilHam, 318, 319
Lloyd, Randall Walne, 383; Susanna (— ?), 383; Rev. Thomas, 383;
Rev. Thomas Henry, 383
Lobb, Elizabeth (Chute), 73; Henry = Hare, 73; Sarah (Hare), 73;
Thomas = Chute, 73
Lock, Anthony = Greene, 209 ; Elizabeth (Greene), 209
Lombe, Edward, 175; Rev. John, 174; Mary = Hase, 175
London, Avis = Castell, 108 ; Robert, 131 ; Thomas, 108, 110
Long, EHzabeth, 163; Elizabeth (Corranee), 163, 164; Israel, 163; Israel
= Corranee, 163, 164; Jane (—?), 164 ; Maria Louisa (Fortescue), 1 64 ;
Matthew = Potts, 163 ; Robert, 75 ; Robert Churchman, 164; Robert
Kellett = Fortescue, 164; Susan (Potts), 163; Rev. — , 16
Longe, Catherine Jackson (Duckett), 259; Rev. Charles, 260; Dorothy
(Elwin), 259; EHzabeth = Dalton, 260; EHzabeth (Godfrey), 260;

432 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Francis, 194; Francis = Duckett, 259; Francis = Frere, 260; Francis
= Godfrey, 260; Francis = Howes, 260; Isabella (Howes), 260;
Rev. John = Elwin, 259; Robert, 316; Susan, 260; -Susan = Howes,
194; Susanna (Frere), 260 ; Susanna = Reeve, 260 ; Tabitha (Howes),
259 ; Thomas = Howes, 259
Love, Charles, 124, 161; EHzabeth, 124; Elizabeth (— ?), 124; EHzabeth
(Jenny), 124; Robert, 124; Robert = Jenny, 124; Sarah = Pykarell,
161 ; William, 161
Lovell, Dame Alice (Huddilston), 43 ; Alice = Parker, 312 ; Anne (Ashfield),
42; Charles, 231; Eleanor = Waldegrave, 272 ; Dame Elizabeth
(Paris), 42 ; Frances (Gawdie), 231 ; Sir Francis = Ashfield, 42 ;
Henry [Lord Morley], 312 ; Sir Thomas, 42, 43, 272 ; Sir Thomas =
Huddilston, 43 ; Thomasine = Preston, 366
Lubbock, Ann (Woodrow), 382, 384; EHzabeth (Cooper), 383; Elizabeth
(Webster), 383; John, 384; John = Webster, 383; Sir John, 382;
Samuel, 384; WilHam = Woodrow, 382, 384; Rev. WilHam =
Cooper, 383, 384
Lucas, Charles, 334 ; Gibson = Ward, 334 ; Mary (— ?), 335 ; Mary Ann
(Ward), 334 ; Rev. Richard Gay, 335
Lyng, Arabella (Chapell), 221 ; Rev. Benjamin = Chapell, 221
Lyster, Rose = Claxton, 349 ; Will, 349
Machet, Catherine (— P), 101 ; Christian = Butcher, 101 ; John, 14 ;
Margaret, 101 ; Margaret (— P), 14 ; Mary (— P), 14 ; Robert, 101 ;
Samuel, 14
Mack, Anne = Gunn, 378 ; John, 378; Mary = Cubitt, 378
Mackay, Rev. WUliam, 348
Mackenzie, Caroline Susan = Petre, 387 ; James Alexander Stewart, 387
Mallom, Elizabeth, 185 ; Elizabeth (Stone), 211 ; Elizabeth (Suckling), 211 ;
John, 185; John = Stone, 211 ; John = Suckling, 211 ; Rev. John =
Mann, 211; Katherine (Mann), 211; PhylHs, 185; PhyUis (— ?), 185;
Sarah, 185
Maltby, Charles, 240, 264 ; Elizabeth = Humfrey, 240, 264
Man or Mann, Elizabeth (— ?), 211 ; Katherine = Mallom, 211 ; Timothy,
211 ; Rev. Thomas, 317 ; — = Baret, 252
Manclarke, Thomas, 13
Manning, Amelia, 30; Anne = Kerrich, 18; Deborah = Bosworth, 29;
Rev. 0. R. = Upwood, 30 ; Eliza = bimmonds, 1 91 ; Elizabeth, 30 ;
Elizabeth (— ?), 30; Elizabeth (Donne), 30; Emilia (Upwood), 30;
Frances = Donne, 191 ; Frances (Simpson), 28 ; Frances = Woodward,
28 ; Rev. H. C, 191 ; Hester (Smyth), 341 ; Mary (— ?), 191 ; Samuel,
29; Susan, 30; Thomas, 18, 28; Thomas = Simpson, 28; Rev.
William, 30, 31; Rev. William = Donne, 30; WUliam = Smyth,
341
Mapes, Anne = Gleane, 349 ; Edward, 257 ; Katherine ( — ?), 348 ; Leonard,
348 ; Sophia Anne = Stracey, 257
Mapletoft, Edmond, 230 ; Joanna, 230
Marechal, Hawise = Morlev, 97; John, 97
Marsh, Robert, 202 ; Sarah Nasmyth = Burroughes, 202
Marsham, Dorothy = Anguish, 177; Rev. Edward, 214; EHnor (Drury),
50 ; Robert, 177 ; WiUiam = Harsnett, 50
Martin, Susanna Cubitt (— ?), 144; William, 144
Martineau, Elizabeth (Humfrey), 241 ; Philip Meadows, 241
Mason, Elizabeth, 86 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 85 ; Elizabeth (Columbine), 86 ;
Lieut. -Col. George, 86, 87; John George, 86; Henrietta Katherine =
Sumner, 87; Henry, 86; Richard, 85; William, 85; WilHam =
Columbine, 86, 87 ; Lieut.-Col. William, 86, 87
Mautby or De Mauteby, 335, 337

INDEX OF NAMES. 433
Meade, Anne Louisa (DaUing), 10 ; Bridgett = Wilton, 67 ; John [Earl of
Clanwilliam], 10 ; Sir John, 67 ; Genl. Hon. Robert, 10
Mears, Ambrose, 274
Meeke, Mary, 275
Mellings, Robert, 218
Mellish, Anne = Gurdon, 303 ; Rev. Edward, 321 ; William, 303
Meres, EHzabeth = Pettus, 256 ; Sir Thomas, 256
Meriton, Rev. Henry, 88
Merton, Walter de, 8
Methold, Susannah (Forsfer), 64 ; Rev. Thomas = Forster, 64
Methwold, Jane = Anguish, 174
Micklethwait, Nathaniel, 261, 262
Mihill, Ann (— ?), 357 ; Henry, 357 ; Rev. Robert, 357
MUeham, Alice, 228 ; Anna (Bayspoole), 228 ; Ellen (— ?), 228 ; Gregory,
228 ; Gregory = Bayspoole, 228 ; Margaret, 228 ; Bachel, 228 ;
Robert, 228
MiUer, Mary = Wilson, 184 ; Sir John, 184
Mingay, Anne = Fowle, 115 ; Elizabeth (Tuthill), 150 ; John = Tuthill, 149,
150; John, 228; Mary, 104; Susan = Baron, 149; William, 104, 343
Minto [Earl of], see Elliot, 172
Monck, John, 388 ; Joseph, 267 ; Captain Joseph, 269 ; Thomas, 267
Mondeford, Sir Edmund, 337 ; Meriel = Clere, 337
Money, Benjamin = Basset, 305 ; Elizabeth (Basset), 305
Monk, EHzabeth = Gibbs, 53 ; Sir Thomas, 53
Monse, John, 323
Monsey, Messenger, 263
Montagu or Montague, Gerard, 229 ; [Viscount], see Browne, 90
Moor, Diana (Walford), 201 ; Rev. E. J. = Walford, 201
Moore, Elizabeth Wright (Playters), 155; Robert = Playters, 155;
WilHam, 384
Morley, EHzabeth (Ros), 276; Lady Hawise (Marechal), 97, 311; Isabel
(Delapole), 150, 276; Margaret = Shelton, 196; Sir Robert, 311;
Robert [Lord], 312 ; Sir Robert = Marechal, 97 ; Robert [Lord] =
Ros, 276; Thomas [Lord] = Delapole, 150, 276; [Lord], 196
Morse, Rebecca (Evans ?), 243; George, 243, 244; Jane (Corbet), 145;
John, 261 ; Thomas, 254; WUliam = Corbet, 145
Mortimer, Sir Robert, 61
Morton, John, 6
Moseley, Humphrey, 75 ; Sarah = Raymond, 75
Motham, Elizabeth (— ?), 168 ; Isaac, 168
Moxon, John, 182; Mary (— ?), 182
Murray, Frances = Fortescue [Earl of Clermont], 74 ; Col. John, 74
Muskett, EHzabeth (Salusbury), 169 ; Emily (Grant), 347 ; Henry =
Grant, 347 ; Joseph = Salusbury, 169
Narburgh, Ela = Spelman, 83 ; William, 83
Nashe, Frances = Havers, 180; Thomas, 180
Naunton, Margaret = Hobart, 132 ; Peter, 132
Neale, Gibson, 313 ; Sarah (— ?), 313
Nedham, Bridgett [Viscountess Kilmorey (Drury) ], 56 ; Charles [Viscount
Kilmorey] = Drury, 56 ; Robert [Viscount Kilmorey], 56
Negus, Christabel = Burroughes, 229 ; Christian (Palgrave), 12 ; Elizabeth
(Gary), 277 ; EHzabeth = Blofeld, 372 ; Henry, 229, 372, 373 ; Henry
= Palgrave, 12 ; Henry = Cary, 277 ; Mary = Wright, 373
Nelson, Daniel = Harvey, 135 ; Sarah (Harvey), 135
Neve, Bev. Charles, 303 ; EHzabeth, 303 ; Richard, 303 ; Susan (— P), 303 ;
see Le Neve
Neville, Dorothy = Catelyn, 106; Henry, 106

434 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Newce, Margaret (— ?), 206 ; Thomas, 206
Newton, Rebecca = Branthwayt, 166 ; Rebecca (Tawell), 166; Thomas =
Tawell, 161, 166 ; — = Bates, 161
Nightengale, Dame Sarah (CockP), 228, 229; Sir Robert, 228
Nixon, Richard, 35 ; Susan ( — ?), 35
Norman, Ann (— ?), 243 ; John, 243
Norris, Anna (Carthew), 388 ; Anthony = Edgar, 364 ; Anthony = Custance,
364 ; Brigitta (Graile), 364 ; Charlotte Laura = Wodehouse, 388 ;
Elizabeth (Playters), 388 ; Jeremiah = Holt, 137 ; John, 364 ; John
= Carthew, 338; John = Playters, 388; Margaret (Edgar), 364;
Mary (Holt), 137 ; Robert, 239 ; Sarah (Custance), 364 ; Rev. Stephen
= Graile, 364
Norton, Susanna = Elvin, 309
Nourse, Elizabeth = Weyland, 326 ; John, 326
Nudd, Mary, 393 ; Thomas, 393
Nurse, Mary = Harvey, 77 ; William, 77
Oldershaw, Anne (Cotton), 17; Rev. John, 17, 133; Rev. John = Cotton, 17
Offley, David, 140 ; Mary = Smyth, 140
Onslow, Sir Arthur, 181 ; Elizabeth, 181
Ormerod, Maria Susan (Bailey), 20 ; Thomas Johnson [Archdeacon of
Suffolk] = BaUey, 20
Osborne, Christian (— ?), 188 ; Edward, 124, 136 ; Edward = Leman, 136 ;
Elizabeth (— ?), 136; EHzabeth (Leman), 136; EHzabeth = Hutton,
136; Frances, 124; Rev. Ralph, 141; Robert, 124, 188
Ossant, Richard, 362
Paddon, Rev. Thomas, 314
Paine, Katherine = Steward, 94 ; Thomas, 94
Palgrave, Austin, 13 ; Catherine ( — ?), 13 ; Christian = Negus, 12 ; John,
12; Mary (Howard ?), 12; Maria = Whitfield, 26; Thomas, 12;
Thomas = Howard ? 12 ; William, 13, 26
Palmer, Ellis, 57; Rev. Ellis, 57; Mary = Proctor, 129, 133; Mary
Norton (— ?), 57 ; Richard, 57 ; Rev. Richard, 57 ; Robert, 129, 133
Panton, Alathea = Sandys = Holland, 48 ; John, 48
Parham, Elizabeth ( — ?), 271 ; EHzabeth = Daveney = George, 271 ;
Mary = Daveney, 271 ; Peter, 271
Paris, Elizabeth = Lovell, 42 ; Sir Philip, 42
Parke, George, 310 ; Sarah (— ?), 310
Parker, Alice (Lovell), 312 ; Matthew, 7 ; Mercia = Guybon = Wodehouse,
282 ; Nicholas, 371 ; Sir Philip, 282 ; Sir William = Lovell, 312
Parkyn, Rev. Charles, 88
Papillon, Sarah Martha (Drake), 293 ; Rev. William = Drake, 293
Paston, Ann = Waldegrave, 272 ; Anna Maria = Bransby, 151 ; Dame
Catherine (Knevitt), 376; Clement, 226; Edward = Eyre, 226;
Edmund = Spelman, 346 ; Sir Edmund = Knevitt, 376 ; Edward, 89 ;
Edward = Berney, 224, 226 ; Erasmus = Wyndham, 377 ; James, 151 ;
Col. John, 226 ; Katherine (Spelman), 346 ; Margaret (Berney), 224,
226; Margaret = Bedingfeld, 89 ; Mary (Eyre), 226 ; Mary (Wyndham),
377 ; Sir William, 382
Patteson, Eleanor, 327 ; Bev. William Frederick, 327
Pawlett, Hester (— ?), 46 ; Capt. William, 46
Payne, Elizabeth = Harmer, 380 ; Hester, 279 ; Nicholas, 377, 378, 380 ;
Sarah, 378 ; Thomas Grigson, 279
Paynter, Rachel (Cornwallis), 261 ; Sir Paul = Cornwallis, 261
Peach, Harriet (Atkyns), 171 ; Nathaniel William = Atkyns, 171
Pearse, Catherine Alice = Dawson, 348 ; Charles, 199 ; Elizabeth (— ?),
199; Rev. George, 348; William, 199

INDEX OF NAMES. 435
Pecke, WilHam, 249, 260
Pelham, Honble. John Thomas [Bishop of Norwich], 223, 391
Pells, Ann = Castell, 108 ; John, 108
Penning, Anthony, 158; Elizabeth = Wood, 158
Penrice, Hannah (— ?), 236 ; Mary = Berney, 159 ; Thomas, 19, 159, 236
Perry, Elizabeth = Preston, 366, 368 ; Timothy, 366
Pert, Margaret = Buxton, 209, 210 ; WUliam = Conyers, 209, 210
Petre, Caroline Susan (Mackenzie), 387 ; EHzabeth (Berney), 386, 387 ;
John = Harbord, 386 ; John Bernev, 386 ; John Berney = Mackenzie,
386 ; Honble. Katherine (Harbord)," 386 ; WilHam = Berney, 386, 387
Pettingale, Hester = Preston, 366 ; Jonathan, 366
Pettus, Anne (Everard), 255 ; Sir Augustine, 255 ; Bridget = Sedley, 266 ;
Elizabeth (Knyvett), 255, 256 ; EHzabeth (Meres), 256 ; Sir Horatio,
253 ; Sir JLoratio = Meres, 256 ; Sir Horatio = Prideaux, 256 ; Sir
John, 266 ; Sir John = Burwell, 256; Mary (Burwell), 256 ; Mary =
Batcheler, 253 ; Rebecca (Prideaux), 256 ; Thomas, 256, 356 ; Sir
Thomas = Knyvett = Everard, 255
Peyton, Ann = Wood, 158 ; Sir Edward = Calthorpe, 158 ; Frances =
Bedingfeild = Hobart, 120; Sir James, 120; Jane (Calthorpe), 158;
Thomas = Yelverton = Mrs. Hacon, 158
PheHp, Joan (Bardolf), 233 ; Sir WUHam = Bardolf, 233
Philips, Amy = Kemp, 37
PhilHp, Elizabeth (— ?), 187 ; Robert, 187
PhilHps, WUHam, 385
Pierson, EHzabeth (— ?), 67 ; Thomas, 67
Pilkington, Margaret (Verdon), 25 ; Sir Roger = Verdon, 25
Pillans, Lydia (Woodbine), 308 ; Richard = Woodbine, 308 ; Robert, 307 ;
Col. WUHam Soltau, 115
Pit, George, 142 ; Maria = Heme, 142
Playters or Platers, Anne CaroHne, 155 ; Sir Charles, 155 ; Drake William
= Tallemach, 120; EHzabeth, 155; Elizabeth = Norris, 388;
Elizabeth Wright = Moore = Squire, 155; Dame Frances = Castell,
109; Dame Frances (Le Grys), 27; John, 155, 388; Sir John, 155;
Katherine (Tallemache), 120; Thomas, 109; Sir William, 27; Sir
WUliam John, 155
Plowden, Francis, 273 ; Mary = Jerningham, 273
PoUen, Rev. George, 171 ; Henrietta = Boileau, 171
Polstead, Henry, 301, 320 ; Mary = Gurdon, 301, 320
Pooley, Elizabeth (— ?), 271 ; John, 271 ; Mary (— ?), 271 ; Philip, 271
Porter, Lady Diana (— ?), 326 ; George, 326 ; Isabella = Bedell, 326
Postle, Jehoshaphat, 240
Postlethwayte, EHzabeth (— ?), 4 ; Matthew, 4
Potter, Cecill, 39
Potts, EHzabeth = Ward, 100; Sir John, 100, 122; Sir Roger, 163 ; Susan
= Long, 163; Ursula = Bedingfeild, 122
Powlett, Emma (Fellowes), 281 ; Henry WUHam [Lord Bayning] =
Fellowes, 281
Preston, Alice, 368 ; AHce (Durrant), 366 ; Elizabeth, 366 ; Elizabeth (— ?),
368 ; Elizabeth (Adams), 366 ; Elizabeth (Browne), 365, 367 ; Elizabeth
(Cock), 365, 367 ; Elizabeth = Hulton, 367 ; Elizabeth (Perry), 366,
368 ; Frances (Appleton), 367 ; George, 368 ; Rev. George, 58 ; Rev.
George = Bedingfeld, 368 ; Henrietta EHzabeth (Bedingfeld), 368 ;
Hester (Pettingale), 366 ; Isaac, 58, 367, 368 ; Isaac = Durrant, 366 ;
Isaac = Pettingale, 366 ; Sir Isaac = Cock = Browne, 365, 367 ;
Jacob, 367; Jacob = Appleton, 367; Jacob = Edwards, 368; Jacob
= Lovell, 366; Jacob = Perry, 366, 368; Jane, 368; Jane (Bagge), 366;
Mary (Edwards), 368; Thomas, 367, 368; Capt. Thomas, 366; Sir
Thomas = Adams = Bagge, 366 ; Thomasine (Lovell), 366

436 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Pretheroe, Mary = Alpe = Elsegood, 307 ; William, 307
Price, Elizabeth (Clent), 84 ; Captain William = Clent, 84
Prideaux, Edward, 256; Humphrey [Dean of Norwich], 256; Rebecca =
Pettus, 256
Primrose, Anne Margaret (Anson), 239 ; Sir Archibald John [Earl of
Rosebery] = Anson, 239 ; Susan [Countess of Rosebery (Ward)], 143
Proctor, Ann = Bacon ; Anna (Blackborne), 293, 294 ; Anne Beauchamp
(Gregory), 129 ; Bridgett (Cooke), 293 ; Daniel = Cooke, 293 ; Letitia
Beauchamp (Johnson), 129; Mary Beauchamp ( — P), 125; Dame
Mary Beauchamp (Palmer), 129, 133 ; Captain Bobert Beauchamp, 125 ;
Samuel = Blackborne, 293 ; Thomas Beauchamp, 125 ; Sir Thomas
Beauchamp, 125, 129 ; Sir Thomas Beauchamp = Palmer, 129, 133 ;
Sir William Beauchamp, 109, 125 ; Sir WilHam Beauchamp = Johnson,
129; Captain William Beauchamp = Gregory, 129
Puckle, Samuel, 359
Pyecroft, Joseph, 119; Margaret = Baker, 106; Margaret (Davy), 118; Rev.
Samuel, 118 ; Rev. Samuel = Davy, 118 ; Rev. Mr., 106
Pyefinch, Maria (Johnson), 102 ; Samuel = Johnson, 102
Pykarell, Ann (Cooke P), 162 ; Ann (Sayer), 161 ; Catherine (Cooke P), 161 ;
Henry = Cooke ?, 162; John, 161 ; John = Cooke, 161 ; John = Sayer,
161; Robert, 161, 162 ; Sarah (Love), 161 ; WUHam = Love, 161
Pyke, Emily = Carthew, 314
Rabett, Frances = Harmer, 380 ; John = Cornwallis, 380 ; Mary (Corn
wallis), 380
Radcliffe and Graye [Baron], 6
Ramey, Abigail (— p), 339 ; John, 339
Rand, Rev. John, 17 ; Mary (Brock), 190 ; Rev. Samuel = Brock, 190
Randall, Gregory, 131 ; John, 148 ; Matilda (Hawys), 106 ; Robert, 131 ;
Susan = Cremer, 148 ; Rev. WilHam =¦ Hawys, 106
Rant, Anne, 156; Ann (Drury), 155; Anne (Gooch), 155; Elizabeth
(Tyrell), 156; Felicia (— ?), 155; Humphrey = Drury, 155; Humphrey
= Gooch, 158; Humphrey = Life, 284; Letitia, 155; Mary (Life),
285; Thomas, 155; WilHam = Tyrell, 156
Rash, Samuel, 308
Raunt, Robert, 384
Raven, Henry, 253 ; Lydia (— ?), 253
Rawle, Lydia = Ward, 259 ; Richard, 259
Rawlings, Rev. John, 52
Raworth, Martha (Garneys), 193 ; Robert = Garneys, 193
Rayley, Jacob, 250 ; Sarah ( — ?), 254
Raymond, Burham = Moseley, 75 ; Sarah (Moseley), 75 ; Thomas, 75
Read, Thomas, 33 ; — = Tilney, 33
Rebow, Sir Isaac, 103; Susan = Bacon, 103
Rede, John, 13
Reeve, Henry, 250 ; John, 260 ; Richard, 138 ; Susanna (Longe), 260
Reppes, or Repps, Ann (Howlet) 313, 314; Ann = Woodhouse, 361; Charles,
315; Erancis = Calibut = Leman, 313, 314; Henry, 313, 361; Jane
(Willis), 312; John, 315; John = Gooch, 312, 313; John = Howlet,
313, 314; John = Smyth, 283; Lucy (Calibut), 313, 314; Luke, 313;
Margaret (Smyth), 283; Martha (Gooch), 312, 313; Mary (Leman), 314;
Rev. Nicholas = Willis, 312
Reve, Anne = Houghton, 202 ; Augustus, 225 ; Augustine = Bayspoole,
112; Barbara (Browne), 225; Rev. Charles = Francklyn ? = Browne,
225; Edmund, 112; Sir Edmund [Lord Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas], 201; Elizabeth (Bayspoole), 112; John, 201, 202; Rev. John,
202 ; Margaret = Bransby, 151 ; Lady Maria (— ?) 201 ; Nicholas,
225; Richard, 151, 202; Thomas, 201, 202

INDEX OF NAMES. 437
Revett, or Revet, Elizabeth = Chute, 91 ; Ezekiel, 102 ; Nicholas, 91
Reynolds, Frances Elizabeth ( — ¦ ?), 85 ; Rev. John Preston, 85
Rich, Sir Edwin, 178; EHzabeth (Felton), 181; Robert, 178; Robert =
Felton, 181
Richards, Rev. George, 285 ; Jane = Frere, 38 ; Sir Richard, 38
Richardson, Ann (Gurney), 280 ; Dame EHzabeth (Hewet), 280 ; Elizabeth
= Wood, 157, 158; Henry [Baron of Cramond], 280; Dame Mary
(Sandys), 280; Sir Thomas, 280; Sir Thomas [Lord Chief Justice],
157 ; Thomas [Baron of Cramond] = Gurney, 280 ; Thomas = Hewet
= Sandys, 280
Richers, Maria = Houghton, 198 ; Robert, 198
Riches, EHzabeth (— ?), 383; John, 383; John = CasteU, 358, 359;
Katherine (Castell), 358 ; Thomas, 383
Richmond, Anne (Cooper), 123 ; John = Cooper, 123 ; Lady Margaret
[Countess of], 23
Ridley, Rev. Charles John, 44
RingaU, Ann, 274 ; John, 274 ; Martin, 274 ; Thomasine = Rolfe, 274
Rippingall, Anne = Chambers, 294 ; John, 294
Rising, WUHam, 349
Rival, Harriet Judith = Donne, 354 ; Rev. Peter, 354
Rochford [Viscount], see Cary, 171
Rodney, Sir Edward, 190; Penelope = Gleane, 190
Rogerson, Barbara (Gooch), 5 ; Robert = Gooch, 5
Rolf, Clement, 38 ; HannaH = Deyns, 38
Rolfe AHce (— ?), 76 ; Anne, 274 ; Randall, 76 ; Rev. Robert, 76 ; Thomasine
(RingaU), 274 ; WilHam = RingaU, 274
Rookwood, Anne (Bacon), 148 ; Dorothy (Goodwin), 148 ; Edward =
Goodwin, 148 ; Nicholas = Bacon, 148
Roope, Charles, 12 ; Charles = CoUin, 13 ; Eleanor (ColHn), 13 ; Elizabeth
(— ?), 12 ; John, 194, 195
Roper, Christopher [Lord Teynham], 272 ; Hon. EHzabeth = Jernegan,
272
Ros, Elizabeth = Morley, 276 ; WilHam, 276
Rosebery [Earl of], see Primrose
Rouse, Sir John, 252 ; Letitia = Ayde, 252
RusseU, Bernard, 238 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 238, 239 ; Hannah = Chamber, 371 ;
Rev. John, 238; Thomas, 371
Rust, Ann Claxton = Smyth, 86 ; Edward, 85 ; Edward = Barrett, 85, 86 ;
EHzabeth (— ?), 86 ; Frances (Barrett), 85
Rutter, EHzabeth (Weld), 158, 159 ; Richard = Weld, 158
Salmon, Rev. Benjamin, 333 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 333 ; EHzabeth Frederica
(— ?), 332 ; Rev. John, 333 ; William Orton, 332
Salusbury, Elizabeth = Muskett, 169; James, 169
Sandby, Catherine = Day, 4 ; George, 4 ; Mary (— ?), 4
Sanderson, EHzabeth = Welham, 57 ; Robert, 57
Sandys, Lady Alathea (Panton), 48 ; Sir Miles, 280 ; Mary = Richardson,
280 ; Lord William = Panton, 48
Saunders, Katherine = Corbet, 262 ; Katherine = Spelman, 82 ; Nicholas,
262 ; WUliam, 82
Sayer, Ann = PykareU, 161 ; Christopher, 161 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 16; John,
16, 199,306
Scarborough, Henry, 59 ; Maria = Kendall, 59
Scargill, Rev. Daniel = Le Neve, 177 ; Sarah (Le Neve), 177
Scott, Alice (— P), 29 ; Harriet Louisa = Warren, 145 ; Joan = Crouch, 92 ;
John, 92; Martha (— ?), 29; Rev. Nathaniel, 29; Rev. N., 145;
Robert, 29
Seaborne, James, 271 ; Mary (— ?), 271 ; Phillipia (— ?), 293 ; Thomas, 293

438 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Seaman, Thomas = Tubby, 99
Sedley, Abigail (Knyvett), 211, 289; Anne (Shelton), 289; Bridgett (Pettus),
266 ; Edward = Somner, 289 ; Elizabeth (Springe), 266 ; John =
Springe, 266; John, 288, 289; Martine, 301, 320; Martine = Shelton
= Knyvett, 211, 289; Martine = Pettus, 266 ; Mary (Somner), 289;
Muriel = Gurdon, 301, 320 ; William, 288
Segiswicke or Sigiswick, Robert, 313; Thomas, 138; WilHam, 138; Rev.
William, 313
Segrave, John [Baron] = Brotherton, 370; Lady Margaret (Brotherton), 370
Shanke, Judith (— P) 232 ; William, 232
Shanks, Rebecca (— ?), 232 ; William, 232
Sharpe, Joseph, 61 ; Maria = Hare, 61
Sheldon, 326 ; Anne = Weyland, 326
Shelton, Alys, 196; Anne, 196; Anne (Barron), 197; Anne (Boleyn), 197,
200; Anne = Sedley, 289; Elizabeth (Kemp), 141, 199; Henry =
Churchman, 198 ; Hester (Churchman), 198; Sir John = Boleyn, 197,
200; Sir John = Morley, 196; Margaret (Morley), 196; Marie, 196;
Mary (Woodhouse), 197; Maurice = Kemp, 141, 199; Ralph, 196;
Sir Ralph = Woodhouse = Barron, 187 ; Sarah = Suckling, 141
Sheppard, Anne (— ?), 147 ; Robert, 147
Shernbourne, Blith (Brampton), 304 ; Thomas = Brampton, 304
Sheriffe, EHzabeth, 31 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 31 ; John, 31 ; Thomas, 31
Shipdham, Rev. Alexander, 225
Siely, Alexander, 360 ; Hannah = Warner, 360 ; Hannah (— P), 360
Simmonds, Eliza (Manning), 191 ; WilHam = Manning, 191
Simpson, Frances = Manning, 28 ; John, 28
Skelton, Bernard, 233
Skeyton, Ralph, 369
Skiklethorpe, John, 272
Skippe, Frances, 321 ; Katherine (— P) 321 ; Mary, 321 ; Thomas, 321
Skottowe, Augustine = Wells, 176 ; Bridget, 176 ; Bridget (Le Gros), 175 ;
Elizabeth (Coulson), 176 ; Katherine, 176 ; Richard = Le Gros, 175 ;
Susanna (Wells), 176 ; Thomas = Coulson, 176
Slapp, Anna Catherine (Kendall), 57 ; Thomas = Kendall, 57
Slater, Mary, 279 ; Mary (Dowe), 279 ; WUliam = Dowe, 279
Smallpeece or Smallpiece, Anne = Bemey, 219 ; Francis, 355 ; Hester =
Johnson, 355 ; Michael, 219
Smith, Ames = Tite, 8 ; Dorothy = Bemey, 181 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 296;
Elizabeth = Baret, 344; Rev. George William = Browne? 314; Henry
= Johnson, 102; John, 181, 296; Joshua, 344; Judith, 344; Judith,
(— ?), 344 ; Maria (Johnson), 102 ; Mary (Churchman), 139 ; Mary
{Browne ?), 314 ; Sarah (Tite), 8 ; WilHam, 139
Smyth, Anne (Chilcott), 139, 140 ; ' Ann Claxton (Rust), 86 ; Bransby
(Bransby), 18 ; Sir Edward Bowyer, 53 ; Eliza (— ?), 139 ; George, 341 ;
George = Churchman, 139 ; George = Offley = Chilcott, 139, 140 ;
Henry. 283 ; Hester = Manning, 341 ; James, 71, 86, 296; John, 139,
140; Katherine (Castell), 358 ; Margaret = Reppes, 283; Mary (Offley),
140 ; Offley = Bransby, 18 ; Thomas = Rust, 86 ; Rev. WUHam, 394 ;
Rev. William = Castell, 358
Sneyd, Barbara (Bagot), 149 ; Barbara = Gooch, 149 ; Ralph = Bagot, 149
Somner, Henry, 289 ; Mary = Sedley, 289
Sone, Mary = Kemp, 36 ; John, 36
Southwell, AHce = Berney, 219; Ann = Wotton, 323; EHzabeth (Howard),
325 ; John, 165 ; Mary = Branthwayte, 165 ; Mary (Darcy), 325 ;
Richard, 219, 323; Sir Richard = Darcy = Darcy, 324, 325 ; Robert,
325 ; Sir Robert = Howard, 325 ; Thomasine (Darcy), 325
Spelman, Ann ( — ?), 80 ; Anna (Heveningham), 81 ; Anna (Walpole), 81 ;
Clement, 268 ; Clement = Carvill = Willoughby, 79 ; Dorothy =

INDEX OF NAMES. 439
Yallop, 268; Ela (Narburgh), 83; Elizabeth = Bayspoole, 112;
Elizabeth (Froyk) 82, 304 ; Henry = Narburgh, 83 ; Rev. Henry, 80 ;
John, 80, 81, 346; John = Blennerhasset, 34, 82 ; John = Higham =
Saunders, 82, 83 ; John = Heveningham, 81 ; Sir John = Froyk, 82,
83, 304 ; Judith (Higham), 82 ; Julian (Branthwayte), 80 ; Katherine
= Clippesby = Paston, 346 ; Katherine (Saunders), 82 ; Margaret
(Blennerhasset), 34, 81, 82 ; Mundeford = Walpole = Branthwayte, 80,
81 ; — (Carvill), 79 ; — (Willoughby), 79
Spencer, Henry, 372 ; Mary = Blofeld, 372 ; General William, 22 ; Rev.
William Pakenham, 23
Spendlove, Francis, 177 ; Susan = Balls, 177
Spooner, Anne = Anguish, 174 ; John, 174
Spratt, Isaac = Grigson, 288 ; Rebecca, 288 ; Rebecca (Grigson), 288
Springe, Elizabeth = Sedley, 266 ; Sir WilHam, 266
Spurgin, Rev. Bichard, 177
Squire, EHzabeth Wright (Playters), 155; WUliam = Playters, 155
Staines, Susan = Berney, 386 ; William, 386
Stanhawe, John = Cornwaleis = Futter, 13; Mary (Futter), 13; Katrine =
Stone, 113; Margaret (Cornwaleis), 13 ; William, 113
Stanley, Edward [Bishop of Norwich], 133, 237, 247
Stapleton, Catherine (Delapole), 355, 356 ; EHzabeth (Felbrigg), 356 ; Sir
Miles = Delapole = Felbrigg, 355, 356
Starkie, Nicholas, 27 ; Thomas, 27 ; Dr. — , 15
Starkey, Mary (Weld), 15 ; WUliam = Weld = Amyas, 15"; — (Amyas), 15
Stebbing, George, 16 ; George = Wood, 99 ; Maria, 76 ; Martha (Wood),
16 ; Mary, 16 ; PhiHp, 99 ; — (Wood), 99
Stede, CeciHa = Garrard, 78 ; Sir Edwin, 78
Steele, Charlotte = Lord Colborne, 44 ; Rt. Hon. Thomas, 44
Stephenson, Rev. George [Dean of Kilfenora], 27 ; Harriet = Turner, 27
Sterling, Mrs. Anna (— ?) = Cotton, 22
Steward, Dorcas, 292; Mary (Greenwood), 114; Katherine (Paine), 94;
William = Paine, 94 ; WilHam = Greenwood, 114
Stone, Bartholomew, 291; Elizabeth (— P), 113, 291 ; EHzabeth = Mallom,
211; Etheldreda (— ?), 211; Etheldreda (Cooke), 114; George, 113;
Hellen, 297 ; James, 296 ; Johanna, 296 ; Katrine (Stanhawe), 113 ;
Mary (— ?), 113; Robert, 113, 296, 297; Thomas, 211; Thomas =
Cooke, 114 ; WUliam, 113 ; WiUiam = Stanhawe, 113
Story, Anne Elizabeth (Cubitt), 353 ; Major David = Cubitt, 353
Stoughton, Isabel (— ?), 290 ; Roger, 290
Stracey, Anne (Brooksbank), 257 ; Charlotte (Denne), 258 ; Sir Edward =
Lathom = Bull, 257 ; Sir Edward Hardinge = Brooksbank, 257 ;
EHzabeth (Lathom), 257; Elizabeth (Bull), 257; Sir George = Mapes,
257 ; Sir Henry = Denne, 258 ; Sophia Anne (Mapes), 257
Strode, Elizabeth = Bedingfeld, 121 ; William, 121
Strudwick, Sarah (— ?), 70 ; John, 70
Strutt, Sir Denner = Wodehouse, 281 ; Dame Elizabeth (Wodehouse), 281
Stuart, Jane = Cooke, 300, see Steward
Stubbe, Edmund, 137 ; John = Holt, 137 ; Mary (Holt), 137
Suckling, Anne (Woodhouse), 141 ; Anne = Berney, 180 ; Charles = Aldrich,
154; Dorothy (Berney), 140; Elizabeth = Mallom, 211; Katherine
(Godsalve?), 340; Lionell, 341; Margaret, 154 ; Maria (Aldrich), 154;
Robert, 154, 180, 211 ; Robert = Bemey, 140 ; Robert = Shelton, 141 ;
Robert = Webb, 141 ; Robert = Woodhouse, 141 ; Sarah (Shelton),
141 ; Susan (Webb), 141
Sumner, Beatrice Elizabeth Holme, 86 ; Catherine (Holme), 86 ; Rev. Charles
Vernon Holme = Mason, 87 ; George Holme, 87 ; Henrietta Katherine
Holme (Mason), 87 ; WilHam Brightwell = Holme, 86
Swift, Rev. John, 93

440 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Swinborn, Mary (— P), 228 ; John, 228
Sydnor, Ann = Denny, 111 ; William, 111
Symonds, Cotton, 339 ; EHzabeth (— P), 339 ; Jonathan = Cotton, 339 ;
Martha = Breton, 369 ; Mary (Cotton), 339 ; Ralph, 369
Talbot, 297; Ann (Harborne), 162; Anne (Hill), 295; Clere = Harborne,
162; EHzabeth = Fenton, 230; Frances (— ?), 292; Martin, 230;
Mary (— ?), 230 ; Thomas, 292 ; Rev. Thomas = Hill, 295
Tallemache or Tollemache, Katherine = Playters, 120; Sir Lionel, 108, 120;
Mary = Castell, 108
Tawell, Rebecca = Newton, 166; Henry, 320; Mary (Colman?), 320;
Thomas, 166 ; William, 320
Taylor, Rev. Christopher, 334 ; EHzabeth (— ?), 334
Taylour, Rev. John, ] 62
Tenison, Rev. PhiHp [Archdeacon of Norfolk], 267
Teynham [Lord], see Roper, 272
Themylthorpe or Thimblethorp, 362 ; Charles, 389 ; Charles = Wyndham,
342; Edmond, 384; Edward = Calthorpe, 158; Jane (Calthorpe), 158;
Mary (— ?), 384 ; Sarah, 389 ; Sarah (Wyndham), 342
Thomason, Rev. George, 154; Henry, 154
Thornhagh, Elizabeth = Gurdon, 301, 302; Francis, 301, 302 ; Sir Francis,
301
Thornhill, Thomas, 49 ; Thomas '= Hodgson, 392 ; Thomas = Forrester, 392
Thorp, Sir Edmund [Lord], 183 ; [Lord], 183
Thruston, EHzabeth (Welles), 214; John = Welles, 214
Thurlow, Edward, 95 ; Elizabeth (— ?), 95
Thurrold, Barbara, 279 ; William, 279 ; — = Foyster, 279
Tickell, Rev. John Ambrose, 271 ; Sarah (— ?), 271
TUney, Elizabeth = Barker, 33 ; Francis, 25 ; Rev. Francis = Read, 33
Tilyard, Rev. Robert, 347
TindaU, Jane = Blennerhasset, 34 ; Sir Thomas, 34
Tirell, Elizabeth (Burman), 206 ; James = Burman, 206
Tite, Robert, 8 ; Sarah = Smith, 8
Tollemache, see Tallemache
Topping, Rev. Henry = Underwood, 71 ; Margaret (Underwood), 71
Townsend or Townshend, Alianore (Heydon), 254 ; Anne = Crofts, 254 ;
Bridget (Le Gros), 254 ; John, 89, 254 ; Katherine = Bedingfeld, 89 ;
Sir Roger, 89 ; Sir Roger = Heydon, 254 ; Rev. Thomas, 319 ; Thomas
= Le Gros, 254
Trench, Samuel, 159 ; Susan = Berney, 159
Trott, Elizabeth, 357 ; Matthew, 97 ; Thomasine (— ?), 97
Tubby, Frances (— ?), 4 ; Richard, 4, 99 ; — = Seaman, 99
Turner, Lieut. -General Sir Charles = Stephensen, 27 ; Elizabeth = Le Gros,
78, 79 ; Harriet = Stephenson, 27 ; Capt. Henry Whichcote, 27 ;
William, 79
Tuthill, Elizabeth = Mingay, 150; John, 150; WUHam, 154; — =
Dalyson, 154
Tweed, Anne = Frost, 138
Tyrell, Anne = Windham, 8, 9 ; Sir Charles, 9 ; EHzabeth = Rant, 156 ;
James, 156
Tyssen, Samuel, 80 ; Samuel = Baker, 80 ; Sophia (Baker), 80
Underwood, George, 71 ; Margaret = Topping, 71
Upcher, Elizabeth (— ?), 340 ; Emily, 340 ; Peter = Abbot, 340 ; Robert,
340 ; Susan (Abbot), 340
Upwood, Emilia = Manning, 30 ; Rev. T. T., 30
Utber, Thomas, 205
Utting, Elizabeth (Wright), 186 ; John = Wright, 186; Richard, 186

INDEX OF NAMES. 441
Vade, Rev. Ashton = Walpole, 234 ; Mary Rachel (Walpole), 234
Van Alst [Baron], 55 ; Maria = Harbord, 55
Yenner, Elizabeth (— ?), 365 ; Col. Samuel, 365
Verdon, Sir John, 25; Margaret = Bradshaw = Pilkington, 25; Samuel,
269 ; Sarah (— ?), 209
Vere, Elizabeth = Dade, 91 ; John, 91 ; Thomas, 241
VUet or Vilett, Ann = Wright, 63, 64 ; Diana = Drury, 50 ; George, 50,
63, 64
Vincent, Elizabeth (— ?), 275 ; Mary = Life, 285 ; Philip, 275, 285
Vynn or Vynne, Honour (— ?), 162 ; Layer, 162 ; Richard, 162
Wace, Amy (— ?), 76; Ann (Freeman), 342; Anne (Weld), 335; Rev.
Edmund, 76 ; Rev. James = Weld, 335 ; John, 264 ; Rev. John =
Freeman, 342
Wade, John, 60 ; Robert, 60 ; Thomas, 60
Wall, Frances, 97 ; Sybill (Davy), 97 ; William = Davy, 97
Waldegrave, Anne = Drury, 50 ; Ann (Paston), 272 ; Catherine (Bacon),
272 ; Edward, 50 ; Sir Edward = Lovell, 272 ; Eleanor (Lovell),
272 ; Sir Henry = Paston = Bacon, 272
Walden [Lord], Howard de, 101
Walford, Davy, 201 ; Diana (Burroughes), 201 ; Diana = Moor, 201 ;
George Burroughes, 201; Rev. Henry, 201; WUliam, 201; Rev.
William = Burroughes, 201
Walkington, Robert, 129
Wallace, Edmund Barling, 24 ; Rev. William, 24
WaUer, Anne Eliza (Hart), 247; Sir Richard, 323; Thomas, 323; Lt.-Col.
— = Hart, 247
Walne, Daniel, 14; Hannah (— ?), 14; Jane (— ?), 14; Michael, 17;
Thomas, 4 ; WUliam, 14 ; WUliam Randall, 14
Walpole, Anna = Spelman, 81; Charlotte = Atkyns, 172; Edward, 234;
Edward = Crane, 81 ; Elizabeth (Knight), 207 ; Frances = Knight,
207 ; Harriet Vade (Duncombe), 233 ; Horatio [Lord], 234 ; Mary
Rachel = Vade, 234 ; Hon. Richard, 234 ; Richard Henry Vade =
Duncombe, 233, 234 ; Susanna (Crane), 81
Walsingham [Baron], see De Grey, 10
Ward, Amelia (Brooksbank), 258 ; Ann, 143 ; Anna (Crofts), 254 ; Anna
(GunvUle), 254 ; Anne (Havers), 143; Barbara (Gooch P), 9; CaroHne,
143 ; Catherine (— ?), 143 ; Edward, 238 ; Sir Edward, 143, 238 ; Sir
Edward = Gooch ?, 9 ; Sir Edward = Havers, 143 ; Elizabeth, 258 ;
EHzabeth (Croft), 252 ; Elizabeth (Potts), 100 ; Galfridus = Potts, 100;
Henry, 143; Henry = Crofts, 254; Jane, 238 ; Jane (— ?), 238; John,
307 ; Lydia (Rawle), 259 ; Mary = Brooke, 146, 147 ; Mary = Jackson,
159; Mary Ann = Lucas, 334; Muriel (Le Gros), 252; Neale, 334;
Ralph, 252 ; Ralph = Le Gros, 252 ; Sir Randall = Durrant, 143 ;
Richard = GunvUle, 254 ; Lt.-Col. Richard = Brooksbank, 258 ; Robert
= Rawle, 258, 259 ; Dame Susan ( — ?), 143 ; Susan = Primrose [Earl
of Rosebery], 143; Thomas, 100, 147; WiUiam, 159, 238, 307; —
(Durrant), 143
Warham, WilHam, 5
Warmoll, John, 153
Warner, Anne (Everard), 255 ; Arthur Lee-, 307 ; Audrey (Hare), 236 ; Sir
Edmund = Brook = Hare, 236 ; EHzabeth (Brook), 236 ; Elizabeth
(- ?), 268, 269 ; Francis, 255; Hannah (Siely ?), 360 ; John, 268, 269 ;
Richard, 268, 269 ; William = Siely ?, 360
Warren, Anna Corbould (— ?), 204 ; Rev. Daniel, 252 ; George, 251, 252 ;
Harriet Louisa (Scott), 145 ; Robert, 349 ; William = Scott, 145 ; Rev.
WilHam Corbould, 204

442 CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK.
Watts, EHzabeth (— ?), 253; Henry Palmer, 253; John, 306; John =
Browne, 306 ; John Langley, 253 ; Margaret (Dowsing), 17 ; Peter
Watts = Dowsing, 17 ; Stephen, 306 ; Susanna (Browne), 306
Webb, Susan = Suckling, 141 ; William, 141
Webster, Elizabeth = Lubbock, 383 ; Jane (— ?), 117 ; Hannah (— P), 383 ;
Henry, 117 ; William, 383
Weld, Anna (Hall), 159; Anne = Wace, 335; EHzabeth = Rutter, 158,
159; Gascoigne, 15; Gascoigne = Hall, 159; Mary = Starkey, 15;
Matthew, 158 ; Thomas, 335
Welham, Elizabeth (Sanderson), 57 ; John = Sanderson, 57
Welles, Elizabeth = Thruston, 214; Mary (— ?), 215 ; WilHam, 214, 215
Wells, Robert, 176 ; Susanna = Skottowe, 176
Wellesleigh, Elizabeth = Banister, 5 ; Phillip, 5
Wentworth, Margaret = Berney, 219; Sir Roger, 219
Weyland, Anne (Sheldon), 326; Charlotte (Gordon), 327 ; Elizabeth (Keene),
327 ; Elizabeth (Nourse), 326 ; John = Keene, 327 ; John = Nourse,
326 ; John = Sheldon, 326 ; Mark, 326 ; Richard =Gordon, 327
Whaites, Bridjane (— ?), 334 ; Eev. Thomas, 334
Whale, Dorothy (— ?), 322 ; Thomas, 322
Wheatley, Elizabeth (Wright), 163 ; George = Wright, 163 ; WilHam, 163
Whipple, Elizabeth (Jarnegan), 26 ; Margaret = Le Grys, 1 ; Thomas =
Jarnegan, 1, 26
Whitbread, Rev. Edward Salter, 239
White, Frances Maria = Cubitt, 378 ; Henry Kirke, 378 ; Henry Neville,
378
Whitear, Rev. William, 22
Whitfield, Rev. John = Palgrave, 26 ; Maria (Palgrave), 26
Whytwood, William, 369
Wickham, Thomas, 196
Widdrington, Mary, 325 ; WilHam [Lord], 325
Wilder, EHzabeth Philips Burroughes, 202 ; Lt.- General Sir Francis, 202
Willis, Ann = Fisher, 92; Anna = Hare, 61, 62; Jane = Reppes, 312;
John, 73; Sir John, 61, 62 ; Sir Thomas, 73, 92, 312 ; Dame — (— ?),
73
Willoughby, Sir John, 79 ; — = Spelman, 79
Wilson, Elizabeth (Knyvett), 184 ; Edward, 75 ; Katherine, 75 ; Henry =
Knyvett, 184; Henry William, 184; Henry William = MiUer, 184;
Mary (Miller), 184 ; Robert, 75
Wilton, Anna (Buxton), 140 ; Bridgett (Meade), 67 ; Hannah (Jay), 67, 68 ;
Richard = Buxton, 140 ; Robert, 140 ; Robert = Jay = Drury =
Meade, 67, 68 ; Susan (Drury), 67, 68
Windham, Anne (Tyrell), 8, 9 ; Catherine = Dalling, 10 ; Hon. Charlotte
(De Grey), 10 ; Joseph, 9 ; Joseph = De Grey, 10 ; William = Mary
[Countess Dowager of Deloraine], 9 ; Colonel William = Tyrell, 8, 9 ;
Colonel—, 10
Wingfield, EHzabeth (Drury), 50 ; Sir Thomas = Drury, 50
Wiscard, William, 221
Wise, Francis, 237 ; Sarah, 237
Wodehouse, or Woodhouse, Alice = Clippesby, 345 ; Anne (Armine), 282 ;
Ann = Suckling, 141 ; Dame Blanch (Cary), 141, 282; Rev. Campbell,
242, 363 ; Charlotte Laura (Norris), 388 ; Edmund = Parker, 282 ;
Ellen.W Copledike, 105 ; Elizabeth (Calthorpe), 49, 50 ; Elizabeth =
Strutt, 281 ; Captain Frederick, 277 ; John, 345 ; John [Lord] = Norris,
•388; Lucy (Cotton), 282; Mercia (Parker), 282; Mary (— ?), 277; Sir
Philip, 281 ; Sir Philip = Cotton, 282 ; Sir Thomas, 281 ; Sir Thomas
= Cary, 141, 282; Sir Thomas = Armine, 282; Sir William =
Calthorp, 50 ; Rev. William, 277 ; — , 105
Wogan, EHzabeth, 18, 19; Elizabeth (— ?), 18 ; John, 18, 19

INDEX OF NAMES. 443
WoUaston, Rev. Charles Hyde, 305 ; Rev. Francis, 305
Womack, Ann, 336 ; Arthur, 336 ; Rev. Arthur, 33 ; Catherine = Cross,
336; Elizabeth (— ?), 336; EHzabeth (Gibson), 332; John, 336;
Katherine = Howlet, 336 ; Laurence, 336 ; Rev. Laurence = Gibson,
332 ; Louisa, 350 ; Mary = Blomefield, 33 ; Matilda (— ?), 350 ;
Rebecca (— ?), 336 ; Robert, 336 ; Roger, 336 ; Sarah (— ?), 336 ; Susan
(— ?), 336 ; Susanna (— ?), 336 ; William. 350
Wood, Anne, 16; Anne (Woolmer), 157, 208; Ann (Peyton), 158; Augustine,
16 ; Elizabeth = Bedingfield, I 58 ; Elizabeth (Heath), 157 ; Elizabeth
(Penning), 158 ; Elizabeth (Richardson), 157, 158 ; Ellen (Eyre), 157;
Martha = Stebbing, 16; Richard, 99; Robert, 16 ; Robert = Richard
son, 157, 158 ; Robert = Woolmer, 157, 208 ; Sir Robert, 2' 8 ; Thomas,
158 ; Thomas = Eyre, 157 ; Thomas = Heath, 157 ; Thomas = Penning
= Peyton, 158 ; — = Stebbing, 99 ; see Woode
Woodbine, Anne, 95; John, 308; John Glover, 95; Lydia ( — ?), 308;
Lydia — Pillans. 308 ; Sarah, 95 ; Sarah (— ?), 95 ; W'ilHam Clarke, 95
Woodn, Dorothy (Hubv), 208 ; Elizabeth (Heath), 208; Ellen (Eyre), 208 ;
Thomas = Evre = Heath = Huby, 208
Woodhouse Ann (Reppes), 361 ; Mary = Shelton, 197; Sir William, 197;
Sir William = Reppes, 361
Woodrow, Ann = Lubbock, 382, 384 ; Thomas, 382
Woodward, Fiances (Manning), 28 ; Thomas Jenkinson = Manning. 28
Woolmer, Alice (— ?), 208; Ann = Wood, 157, 208 ; John, 157, 208 ; Robert,
208, 344
Woortes, Elizabeth (Browne), 365, 367 ; William = Browne, 365, 367
Worship, Ann (— ?), 333 ; John. 333 ; John Lucas, 343 ; J. Lucas, 333 ;
William Taylor, 343; W., 333
Worth, >usan (Aldous), 2 ; Rev. Walter = Aldous, 2
Wotton, Ann (Southwell), 323 ; William = Southwell, 323
Wright, Anne, 277 ; Anne (Vilett), 63, 64; Cecilia, 63 ; Charles = Vilett,
63. 64; Elizabeth (— ?), 64; EHzabeth (Garv), 277; Elizabeth =
Utting, 186; Elizabeth = Wheatley, 163; Frances = Irby, 195;
Gabriel = Negus, 373 ; Ichabod, 195 ; Rev. James Campbell, 363 ;
John, 63. 64; Lucy (Boughton). 63; Mary (Negus). 373; Richard, 186,
291; Robert = Boughton. 63; Thomas, 44, 64; Wiatt = Gary, 277
Wychyngham, Edmund, 45 ; Elizabeth = Berdewell, 45
Wyndham, Charles, 341 ; Charles = Berney, 341, 342 ; Elizabeth (Bemey),
342 ; Mary = Paston, 377 ; Sarah = Themylthorpe, 342 ; Sir
Thomas, 377
Wynn, Edward, 213
Wythe, Richard, 311
YaUop, Ann = Baret, 252; Dame Dorothy (Spelman), 268; Edward, 268;
Gyles, 358 ; Joan (GUes), 240 ; Robert = Giles, 240 ; Sir Robert, 240 ;
Sir Robert = Spelman, 268
Yelverton, WUHam, 158; — = Peyton, 158
Yerde, Anne = Heveningham, 170; Thomas, 170
Young, Rev. Patrick, 95

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