The Armorial Bearings Exemplified in The
Cheshire
Visitations
illustrated in colour by Martin S. J.
Goldstraw
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Winstanton,
vel Wistaston
Drawing of arms Plate II, fig 18 [Ermine, three escallopes]
& Plate II, fig 19 [Gules, two lions combatant
Argent]
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Woodnet
of Shevington, al's Sheinton
Arms: Quarterly -
1 Argent, a cross voided Sable.
2 Sable, two bars Argent, on a canton of the first a garb Or [Weever]
3 Gules, on a bend cotised Argent three birds [moorcocks?] Sable [Heath]
4Azure, a chevron between three cotton hanks Argent [Cotton]
Crest: A squirrel sejant Gules, collared Or, cracking a hazel nut
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Woodnet
of Shevington
Arms: Argent, a cross couped voided
Sable.
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Worth
of Tiverington
Arms: Argent, a cross ragule, couped Sable.
Crest: An arm embowed in armour proper, garnished Or, tied round with a
riband Gules, the gauntlet holding the butt-end of a broken tilting
spear of the
last.
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Wright
of Bickley
Arms: Argent, two bars Azure, on a chief of the second three leopards'
faces of the
first.
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