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APPENDIX III
Notes on South Wraxhall, from Aubrefs MSS. now in the Ashmolean
Museum, Oxford.
mvuftM m.”
“ Tliis is a very large well built old howse: on the gate is the Marshall’s lock and the ”
“ Stagge’s head caboshed in stone. The Hall is open and higli and windowes full of”
“ painted glasse.”
“ This windowe is seme of a branch or beame of a stagge’s horn or” Coats as follow :
I. Or; three torteaux gules two and one, in chief a label of three points azure, each point
charged with three plates or, “ CourtneyS II. Or; an eagle displayed gules, “ Rodeney ”
erased. III. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure; a lion rampant argent, crowned or, '■'■Dayrell.”
2d and 3d, argent; two bars voided sable in chief, two demi-lions rampant gules.
IV. Gules; three fish hauriant argent, “Lucy.”
“ This window is seme the Marshall’s lock or, at the bottom the salutation of the ”
“ B. Virgin Mary.” Coats : I. Sable; a bend or between six fountains argent, “ Sturton.”
II. Argent; onachief gules, two stags’ heads or, “ BradleyS III. Or; an eagle displayed
and double-headed gules, beaked and legged azure, “ Blewet.” IV. “ Long” impaling
“ Bradley.” V. Gul.es; a chevron ermine between nine crosslets argent, “ Barhley.”
VI. Gules; a chevron argent between ten crosslets argent, “ Barkley.” VII. Quarterly,
lst and 4th, argent; on a chief gules, two mullets or, “ St John.” 2d and 3d, gules; two
lions passant regai'dant argent. VII. Azure; a bend argent cotized or, “ Fortescue.”
“ On the chimney-piece, An. Dihi 1598.” liLong” impaling “ a pelican” feeding her
young, “jKerne.”
“ In the Entry that leads from the Hall to the Parleur. This window seme of”
“ Stagges branches.” Coats: I. Gules; a saltire argent charged witli two annulets
entwined ; that to left gules, the other azure. II. Within a bordure argent and azure,
Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, two and one. 2d and 3d, gules,
tliree lions passant regardant or, “ Card. Beaufort of Winchester.” III. Or; on a
chevron gules a mitre with labels or, within a bordure engrailed sable, “ Stafford. A. B.
Cant.” IV. Within a bordure azure semee of fleurs-de-lis or; gules, three lions passant
regardant or.
“ This semee of Marshalls locks.” Coats: I. 1st and 4tli, checque of six or and
azure, a chevron ermine. 2d and 3d, gules, a fesse or between six crosslets or. II. A
hlank coat.
“ In the Dining-roome: a very noble one in the Windowe.” I. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, azure; on a bend or, three “starres of five points waved” argent. 2d and 3d, argent;
three demi-lions gules, two and one, “ Sturmy” in pencil. II. Or; a chevron argent
Notes on South Wraxhall, from Aubrefs MSS. now in the Ashmolean
Museum, Oxford.
mvuftM m.”
“ Tliis is a very large well built old howse: on the gate is the Marshall’s lock and the ”
“ Stagge’s head caboshed in stone. The Hall is open and higli and windowes full of”
“ painted glasse.”
“ This windowe is seme of a branch or beame of a stagge’s horn or” Coats as follow :
I. Or; three torteaux gules two and one, in chief a label of three points azure, each point
charged with three plates or, “ CourtneyS II. Or; an eagle displayed gules, “ Rodeney ”
erased. III. Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure; a lion rampant argent, crowned or, '■'■Dayrell.”
2d and 3d, argent; two bars voided sable in chief, two demi-lions rampant gules.
IV. Gules; three fish hauriant argent, “Lucy.”
“ This window is seme the Marshall’s lock or, at the bottom the salutation of the ”
“ B. Virgin Mary.” Coats : I. Sable; a bend or between six fountains argent, “ Sturton.”
II. Argent; onachief gules, two stags’ heads or, “ BradleyS III. Or; an eagle displayed
and double-headed gules, beaked and legged azure, “ Blewet.” IV. “ Long” impaling
“ Bradley.” V. Gul.es; a chevron ermine between nine crosslets argent, “ Barhley.”
VI. Gules; a chevron argent between ten crosslets argent, “ Barkley.” VII. Quarterly,
lst and 4th, argent; on a chief gules, two mullets or, “ St John.” 2d and 3d, gules; two
lions passant regai'dant argent. VII. Azure; a bend argent cotized or, “ Fortescue.”
“ On the chimney-piece, An. Dihi 1598.” liLong” impaling “ a pelican” feeding her
young, “jKerne.”
“ In the Entry that leads from the Hall to the Parleur. This window seme of”
“ Stagges branches.” Coats: I. Gules; a saltire argent charged witli two annulets
entwined ; that to left gules, the other azure. II. Within a bordure argent and azure,
Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, two and one. 2d and 3d, gules,
tliree lions passant regardant or, “ Card. Beaufort of Winchester.” III. Or; on a
chevron gules a mitre with labels or, within a bordure engrailed sable, “ Stafford. A. B.
Cant.” IV. Within a bordure azure semee of fleurs-de-lis or; gules, three lions passant
regardant or.
“ This semee of Marshalls locks.” Coats: I. 1st and 4tli, checque of six or and
azure, a chevron ermine. 2d and 3d, gules, a fesse or between six crosslets or. II. A
hlank coat.
“ In the Dining-roome: a very noble one in the Windowe.” I. Quarterly, 1st and
4th, azure; on a bend or, three “starres of five points waved” argent. 2d and 3d, argent;
three demi-lions gules, two and one, “ Sturmy” in pencil. II. Or; a chevron argent