Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 240
keham bore hisarms differently at two different periods of his life. Glover fromthis inferred that he was the first bearer of them, and that he didnot inherit them from any ancestor. Glover maintained thatwhen Archdeacon of Lincoln his seal had only one chevron, butthat when he became bishop he… … been discovered, and it does not bear the one chevron as assertedby Glover, but the two chevronels which the bishop bore beyondcontroversy in the latter portion of his life, and which he be-queathed to his college. I give a woodcut of this seal, lately dis- i That of Bishop Godwin. WHO WAS WILLIAM…
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