Heraldry in Scotland : including a recension of 'The law and practice of heraldry in Scotland' by the late George Seton (1914)
Stevenson, J. H. (John Horne), 1855-1939, Seton, George, 1822-1908. Law and practice of heraldry in Scotland · Glasgow, J. Maclehose · leaf 141
described is probably later thanthat discussed above (page 164) in which he placed quarters for Hamilton and Diglay on theStewart coat. ^ Ibid. 217. ■* Nisbets account, Essay, p. 195, differs in details from that accepted by Lord Hailes{^Annals). See Tytlers History, 3rd ed. i. 265. ^ * Or, a wall… … Graham of Inchbrakie. from the house of Montrose, consist of a broken dike^ or wall, fesswise (with a rose in base, in allusion to his descent from the main stem of the family), and three escallops on a chief (the family cognizance). The dike has been adopted to commemorate the valour of a remote…
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