Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 116
thout noticing every coat, as many areevidently of Bossewells own device. He names at Fo. 119 thecoat-armour of master John Bye:— He beareth quarterly dor and azure, 3 flours de luce on a bend ofthe first and second. According to his woodcut he should have said, on a bend of 1 Phiala, from the… … 108 BOS8EWKLLs WORKE8 OF ARMOR] E, the second three fleurs de lis of the first: but then the azurebend rests on the azure quarters. We find the like coat thusblazoned for Sir Thomas Garshall of Warwickshire: Quarterlyargent and sable, on a bend gules three fleurs de lis of thefirst. (Roll of Edward…
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