Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 311
ttlement Both shields a gridiron: evidently for SaintLaurence, to whom the church is dedicated. Third battlement. First shield, A fess between three roses, orcinquefoils. Second, On a chevron three roses. This was thecoat of Sir Eobert Knolles himself. It is blazoned by Chittingand others as Gules,… … 1389 and in 1421.1 He desired to be buried there between twopillars by trie pulpit. But though it is true that this coat hasbeen assigned to Drew as well as Knolles,2 yet the Drews ofNorfolk appear to have borne totally different insignia: see inDashwoods Sigilla Antiqua, 2d series, plate 4, No. 8,…
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