Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 18
ent to support walls tobe built thereon, brick and a half thick at the sides and ends; that thetop be likewise bricked over, after it is filled with earth ; desiring allmay be made substantial and strong to bear the weight of a veryhandsome raised tomb, which I would have be of the best… … These arms, which take the place of anyother epitaph, are the same which arc givenin the Shropshire Visitation of 1663 to thefamily of Betton, of Berwick, within theliberties of Shrewsbury (Argent, two palessable, each charged with three cross-cross-lets fitchee or); whose pedigree Mr. Nichollhas…
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