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The Herald and genealogist (1865)

Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 43

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erock particularly states,that u he had a label of azure because his father was still living f ; andSir Harris Nicolas shows in his memoirs that the same reason appliedto all the other eldest sons we have enumerated.^ In the case only ofHugh de Courtenay, afterwards the first Earl of Devon of his… … Babington. Colvile. Radclyffe. Yet the label of Courtenay has been sometimes relinquished, andusually was so in the last century, upon which Sir Harris Nicolasremarks— The ancient arms of the English house of Courtenay were Or, three torteaux, alabel azure; but the label has subsequently, with as…

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