Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 140
ather die then submit to theKings enemies, which may be so compared by this shellfish, which will first be broken rather then yeild to beopened the wrong way. Lechmore Beareth gules a fess and two pelicans in cheife or vulnedproper. Having had much troubles by his warr to hiscountrys loss, having… … 1 The Lytteltons of Naunton Beauchamp were a junior branch of those of Frankley.This MS. gives Littleton of Frankley further on, their arms being those of West-cote, Argent, a bend cottised sable within a border gules bezantge. K 2 132 THE PENN MANUSCRIPT.
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