Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 314
In blazon thelozengy form has frequently coincided with the engrailed, the latterbeing in fact the modern treatment of the former. The coat ofUfford is an example (see Burkes General Armory), and we aredisposed to think we have the arms of Ufford in the presentinstance. The coat of Robert UfForde… … Seventh battlement. Both shields, A fess between two chevro-nels. This may be FitzWalter or Tendring ; but it waspossibly intended for Walpole, the original coat of that familybeing Or, a fess between tiuo chevronels or, and the cross-crosslets ofthe Earls of Orford the difference of a junior line.…
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