Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 141
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. … Beareth argent three cinquefoyles peirced sable. Havingmany wayes for comfort to cure the breath of a peace, andfinding no probability for continuance, but being pierctwith resistance, heightens him to revenge, proceeds in seve-rall degrees, and holding his vigour to defeat them, at lastbrings them…
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