A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
ween three asses passantargent, for Ascough. Crest—The figure of an angel proper,vested argent, holding in the dexter hand asword, the blade wavy of the first, pommeland hilt gold. Motto—mortem fidelis. Present Residence — Malvern Lodge,Worcestershire. 108 SHIPPERDSON, OF PIDDING-HALL GARTH.… … The family of Shipperdson have heldlands by copy of court roll, in Bishop Wear-mouth, since the commencement at least ofthe records of the Halmot Court, temp. Ed-ward III. William Shipperdson, esq. of BishopWearmouth and of Murton, in the county ofDurham, living in 1635, m. Joan, daughterof John…
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