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hereford cathedral. 87
3, B. 3 barnacles O. on a chies a demi lion
rampant G. in remembrance of a match between
Joan, daughter and heir to Peter de Jenevill and
Roger Mortimer, temp. Edward III.
On the third window upwards : i. Barry of 6
pieces O. and B. on a chief of the firrt 3 palletts
between 3 herons of the 2d, an escocheon A.
The arms of the renowned and great family of
Mortimer, or De Mortuo Mari, of the Castle of
Wigmorei, in this tract, who were earls of Ulster
and March. Their arms are in many places of
this county; who were, because of their being
Earls Marchers, most commonly rehdent here.
1. Is the same with the Mortimers, before ex-
pressed ; but over all a saltire. G.
3. A. A lion rampant G. on a bordure B.
bezantee O. An acknowledgment of some of
the dukes of Cornwall's younger brethren; for I
find one John Cornewall, descended of a younger
brother of Richard, King of Romans, to be in
Henry V. his time created Baron of Franhope,
aliter Fanhope, in this county.
On the fourth window North from the West:
1. A. a maunch G. This is in memory of a
match between Alice, daughter and heir of Ralph
de Toneio, or Toney, whose ancestors were
standard bearers to William the Conqueror, and
one of the Beauchamps earls os Warwick, who
g 2, were
hereford cathedral. 87
3, B. 3 barnacles O. on a chies a demi lion
rampant G. in remembrance of a match between
Joan, daughter and heir to Peter de Jenevill and
Roger Mortimer, temp. Edward III.
On the third window upwards : i. Barry of 6
pieces O. and B. on a chief of the firrt 3 palletts
between 3 herons of the 2d, an escocheon A.
The arms of the renowned and great family of
Mortimer, or De Mortuo Mari, of the Castle of
Wigmorei, in this tract, who were earls of Ulster
and March. Their arms are in many places of
this county; who were, because of their being
Earls Marchers, most commonly rehdent here.
1. Is the same with the Mortimers, before ex-
pressed ; but over all a saltire. G.
3. A. A lion rampant G. on a bordure B.
bezantee O. An acknowledgment of some of
the dukes of Cornwall's younger brethren; for I
find one John Cornewall, descended of a younger
brother of Richard, King of Romans, to be in
Henry V. his time created Baron of Franhope,
aliter Fanhope, in this county.
On the fourth window North from the West:
1. A. a maunch G. This is in memory of a
match between Alice, daughter and heir of Ralph
de Toneio, or Toney, whose ancestors were
standard bearers to William the Conqueror, and
one of the Beauchamps earls os Warwick, who
g 2, were