hich may be intended to formthe initials T. H. It is now fastened down. The effigies were both 6| inches in height, the in-scription plate measured 13^ by 4, and the shields are4 by 3| inches. The figure of the man is now relaidon the same concrete slab as Nos. IV, V, VII, and theinscr. of VIII and… … PALIMPSEST SHIELD. CHEAM, SURREY. shield, now much worn anddefaced, originally abovethe lady, bears the armsof Courtenay impaling acoat now almost illegibleexcept for a portion of achequy field with appa-rently a chief, which maybe intended for the arms Society, IV, 278. 1 29 Hen. VI. 1 Sept.…
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