Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 313
chevro-nels. This may be FitzWalter or Tendring ; but it waspossibly intended for Walpole, the original coat of that familybeing Or, a fess between two chevronels or, and the cross-crosslets ofthe Earls of Orford the difference of a junior line. Houghton, the 1 At the same time it was blasoned as… … well-known seat of the Walpoles during many centuries, whereHenry de Walpole held a knights fee in the reign of Henry II.is within a very short distance of Harpley. At a later date(1642) Gurneys Manor in Harpley was purchased by JohnWalpole, Esq. from whom it descended to the Earls of Orford.…
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