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)
uped atthe neck sable. Crest-—A wing elevated surmountinganother, argent, the former charged withtwo mullets of six points in pale gu. Motto—Above the crest, Tuto et celeriter.Under the arms, Justus et propositi tenax. Yarmouth, Norfolk, and HoplandHall, Suffolk. 363 WINSTANLEY, OF BRAUNSTOIs.… … The family of Winstanley is of remoteantiquity in the county of Lancaster, thename occurring in the records of that shire,as far back as the reign of Henry IH.Among its early progenitors. Sir ThomasWinstanley is mentioned by Froissart andBarnes, as one of the knights attendant uponthe ISIarfe…
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