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The Armorial Bearings Exemplified in The
Cheshire
Visitations
illustrated in colour by Martin S. J.
Goldstraw
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Masterson
of Nantwich [& Masterson of Winnington]
Arms: Ermine, a chevron Azure between three garbs
Or.
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Meoles
of Meoles
Arms: Argent, a bend between two lions' heads ereased
Sable.
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Mere of Mere
Arms: Argent, on waves proper, a three masted galley Sable.
Crest: A mermaid proper, tail Vert, crined Or, in the dexter hand a
mirror and in the sinister a comb (proper).
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Millington
of Millington
Arms: Quarterly -
1 & 4 Azure, three millrinds [mill-stones] Argent [Millington].
2 & 3 Argent, an eagle displayed with two heads Sable
[?].
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Minshull
of Erdeswick
Arms: Azure, an estoile of six wavy rays alternately with six straight
rays issuant from a crescent Argent, a crescent for cadency.
(Underneath the trick is written "He quartereth Sable 3 Buckes heads
caboshed Argent erased Sable")
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Minshull
of Nantwich
Arms: Azure, an estoile of eight wavy rays alternately with twelve
straight rays issuant from a crescent Argent, a fleur-de-lis for
cadency.
(Under the trick is written "This coat must have a crescent for a
second difference")
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