Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 342
r habit the same arms, viz.Bruce and Wessenham quarterly ; possibly these arms and thefigure may have been reversed on some reparation of the window. All these arms are shown in the Visitation of Hunts 1613,which also shews the arms enamelled on an old basin and ewerat Connington in the possession… … ^ This in the Visitation of Hunts is given as the arms of Robert Wessenhams wife,the alleged mother of Mary. AND HIS DESCENDANTS. 333 There is no instance of Cotton either impaling or quarteringWessenham except as subordinate to Folvylle. It is suprising that, with these arms constantly before him,…
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