PEDIGREE OF JOHN DE VERE, THE 1 3TH EARL OF OXFORD, Illustrating the Connection of the De Veres with the several families formerly commemorated in the windows of Lavenham Church. THE NUMBERS REFER TO THE COATS SO NUMBERED IN THE BLAZON AND NOTES, AND ARE GIVEN FOR THE SAKE OF REFERENCE.

Aubrey de Vere=Beatrix, neice William de Mandeville I and h. of Man- Seneschal of Normandy I asses, Earl of = I Guisnes I 1 107 1 1 102 1 38 Aubrey de Vere=-Adeliza Rohesia=Geoffrey de Beatrix de=William de Say Lord Great 1de Clare Mandeville Mandeville I Chamberlain I William de Say = I I I I Aubrey de Vere=Lucia Beatrix=Geoffrey Fitz Piers 1st Earl of I I Oxford I I 103 William=Mary, dau. Maude de Mandeville=Henry de Bohun, Earl of de Redvers of the Earl Hereford; from whom 6th Earl of Mellent descended Mary de Bo- of 76 hun,who married Henry Hugh de Plaiz=Philippa, dau, IV. 106 93 59 I and coh. of 50 39 40 Richard de Clare=Maude, clau. of John Robert de Courtenay=Mary de Richard de I Montfichet Aubrey de Vere =Adeliza, dau. Robert de Vere=Isabella Saer de Quincey=Margaret, dau. of 2nd Earl of de Lacy, Earl of 2nd Baron of Okehampton I Redvers 3rd Earl of de Bolebec Earl of Robert de Bellomont Gloucester 1 Lincoln from whom descended 2nd Earl of of Roger de Winchester 3rd Oxford d. s. p. Bigod, Earl Oxford 1 of Norfolk 92 81 Giles de Plaizr= I 41 I Gilbert de Clare=Joan of Acre=Ralph de Thomas= Sir William Howard=Alice, dau, and eventually Sir Rober t de Scales=Alice de Roffa =Eleanor Despencer Hugh de Vere---=Hawys Jordan Foliot= de Clare I Chief Just. of h. ol Sir Edward Fytton, 1st Baron I or Rochester 3rd Baron of Okehampton I 1st Baron Plaiz, I 3rd Earl of Gloucester dau. of Monthermer of Fulmere,Camb. 4th Earl of I de Quincey 1st husband Edward I. 2nd husband 2nd son I Com. Pleas I Knt. and I Oxford 1 I 82 78 1 61 I 52 72 I 57 ? I 55 Robert de Scales=Evelina Robert de Ufford=Margaret, Richard de Plaiz= Sir Gilbert Stapleton=-Agnes, or Maud, Fitz 42 Margery= Margaret= Thomas= Sir John=Joan, clan. Sir Robert=Christian, dau. Robert de Vere=Alicia Richard Foliot= de Clare I Howard, of Richard de Boys I of Sir Wm. 2nd Baron Courtenay 1st I sister of 2nd Baron Aleyn, one of the dans. 5th Earl of de Sampford Hugh de Hastings, of John de Camoys 3rd son I of de Ccrnwall I Latimer I Sir John and cohs. of Sir Bryan Oxford Greasing Hall, Norfolk, W igenhall Norwich Fitz Aleyn, the last a younger son of John, Lord of Bedale Baron of Abergavenny • I 63 1 I 91 1 83 1 69 I 1 68 1 1 I 43 I 56 1 Bartholomew de Bad-=-Margaret de Clare Maude=Robert, Sir John=Alice, dau. and h. of Sir Robert de Scales=Katherine Ciceley= Margaret= William=lst. Joane Richard de Plaiz= Sir Miles Stapleton, K.G.,=Joan, one of the dans, and Robert de Vere=Margaret, sister Alphonsus=Jane Foliot de Clare Lord Clifford Howard, I Robert de Boys, of Fers- 3rd Baron I de Ufford John, William, de Ufford Montacute 3rd Baron I of Bedale, d. 38 Ed. III. I cohs. of Sir Oliver Ina- de Yere I dlesmere, Baron, of I ham 6th Earl of of Roger Mortimer, Leeds, in Kent of Appleby Admiral I fiell, Norfolk. 3rd Lord Lord Ferrers 2nd Earl 2ndly. Isabel 1364 Oxford d. s. p. 1st 86 1 Willoughby of Groby of Suffolk Beauchamp 77 62 1 I 1 64 de Eres by d. s. p. 145, 58 I Roger de Scales-=Joan de Sir John de Plaiz=Joan Stapleton John de Walton=Margery Sutton, Elizabeth=-- Margaret= Giles de=Elizabeth, dau. Sir 3obert Howard, of=Margaret Elizabeth=Sir Roger John de Vere=Maude de Margery= Feisfield de Scales de Scales de Felbrigg 4th Barbn Northwood 4th Baron, d. 1375 I of Wivenhoe, 7th Earl of Baddlesmerei Lord Roos, Edmund Mortimer Sir John Baddles mere I of William de Essex Tiptoft d. s. p. I Montacute of Shalford, Oxford of Hamlake William de Bohun -- co. Essex Earl of Northampton 101 87 46 1 I Aubrey de Vere=Alice, dau. of John, Sir Richard=Philippa, only dau. of Sir John Howard, ances-=Margaret Plaiz, 60 Thomas de Vere =Matilda, clan. of Ralph, tor of the Dukes of Nor- only dau. and 8th Earl of Oxford brotherI of Robert de 10th Earl of Oxford I 3rd Baron Fitz Sergeaux, I Richard Fitz Alan, Robert de Scales=Elizabeth, dal'. of William John de Walton= I Walter Knt. I 9th Earl of Arundel, by folk by a second mar- heir. 1st wife of Wivenhoe I Ufford, Earl of Suffolk I his first marriage riage 5th Baron I Lord, Bardolf 48 1 98 1 88 I 44 Richard de Vere=Alice Lergeaux Elizabeth= Philippa= Richard, Sir Join Howard, son and=JoanWalton, h. Richard 65 Robert de Vere=Philippa, dau. of Ingelram d. s. p. heir to her brother Walton, llth Earl of Oxford I Sir William Marney 1. Rob. Passele Robert Thomas de Scales,_--Emma, dau. of John 9th Earl of Oxford de Couci Earl of Bed- 2. Wm. Swynborne d. s. p. Marquis of Dublin ford, by Isabel, dau. of de Scales 7th Baron I Walisborough and Duke of Ireland Edward IIL 6th Baron d. 8. 13. 54 John de Vere=Elizabeh kward, only Thomas, Elizabeth de Scales,=--lst. Henry Bourchier,2nd 12th Earl of Oxford I daugiter and heir d. s. p. d. s. p. son of Henry, 2ndly. Anthony, son and heir of Richard Wid- vine, Earl Rivers, and jur. ux., Lord Scales • 36 1 37 Margaret Nevin, dau. of=John de Vere=Elizaleth, daughter of Sir Richard, Earl of Sails- 13th Earl of Rimard Scrope, Knt., bury. 1st wife Oxford withw of William Vis- comt Beaumont. 2nd FURTHER NOTES UPON LAVENHAM CHURCH.

COMMUNICATED BY E. M. DEWING, ESQ., HON. SEC.

The paper upon Lavenham Church bad already passed through. the press, when I stumbled upon a . reference to a MS. preserved in the Library of the Society of. Antiquaries, Burlington House, London, containing a record of the 'De Vere coats of arms-as .they existed in •the year 1594. UPon calling the attention of the Rev. Henry Elliot to this 111S.he : most kindly volunteered to make a 'Copyof it, and he suggested•that it should be -printed as an appendix to the Lavenham paper. The record is more extensive and complete than that given by Sir John Blois, which•has been printed at pp. 120-124 of this volume it is a smalloctavo,and • is cataloguedNo. 4 in the Libr.aryof the Society. . • The arms are tricked on:folios43-70, four on each . .page,.except on folio.69,.where there are three, and on folio70, where a coat Quarterly of 18 is given. The - same escutcheonsare verballyblazonedon.fos. 335-343. The first six coats, nuMbered 1-6, the writer desoribes without saying where they were. They .do - not appearto have had referencetOthe De Vere though the .sixth coat, St. George, was borne by Vere of Addington. These were probably in one of the lower windowsof the church:. With the seventh coat commencesthe blazon of the - escutcheons contained in the clerestory windows, of which it will be seen that the writer assigns48 to the South side, and 54 to the north side, the last being " Le grannd escueOfVere, Earl of Oxford." E. M. D. E 226

The blazon that follows, is not given in the exact words of the MS., which is in French, but is derived from a .comparison of the trickings, and verbal blazon.

Lannam ats Laveham. gu. a fess betw. six martlets or 3. 3. az. on a bend arg. betw. 2 cotises and six lions rampant or, three mullets gu. 8. arg. on a chevron gu., betw. three masclesof the last, .as many cinquefoilsor •4. arg. a• chevron (plain) within a bordure engrailed sa. on a chief gu. three mullets (pierced7)of the first. 6. arg. a chev. (plain) within a bordure engrailed sa. on a chief gu. three mullets (pierced?)of the first, impaling, arg. a chief dancetty sa. [The bordure, in this shield, is carried across the field, under the chief] arg. a crossgu. Theis escochensnext following are set out in the hiest wyndowes of the southside of the body of the Church at Laneham Sul and som are broken away. Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a mullet arg. Veer or Vere or three chevron'sgu. per pale or and vert a rampantgu. vert a lion rampant arg. •_ gu. seven mascles, 3. 3. 1., or barry wavy of six azure and arg. IS. 'harry of six or and az. an inescutcheon arg. on a chief of the secondthree palets between two esquires based dexter and sinister of the first. Mortimer arg. fivebarrulets gu. or a fessbetw. two chevrons gu. Walpole (sic) gu. a bend betw. six crossescroslet fitchy arg: Howard. gu. six escallops,3. 2.•1., arg. arg. a saltire sa. betw. 13 cherries gu. •slippedvert. • chequy or and az. per pale or and gu. a lion passant in fess arg. Plaise. gu. a lion rampant or arg, three fusils conjoinedin fess gu. 28. sa. a cross engrailed or 24. arg. a chief indented az. R5. per pale gu. and az. a lionxampant arg. or three torteaux over all a label of three points az. .1ozengyarg. and az. .or a lion ramPant az. 227 _ 29.gu. a cinquefoilerm. 80. az. three Cinquefoilsor erm. three Concentricannulets gu. [" 3 annellets bun desus lautre."1 •arg. on a chief indented sa. three bezants. SS. gu. on a.bend-arg. three escallopspurpure 34. gu. a crossmoline arg. Quarterly, 1 & 4 Vere. 2 & 3. Howard. Quarterly, 1 & 4. Vere, 2 & 3 Howard, impaling Quarterly, 1 & 4arg.][ 3.fusila conjoinedin fess [gules] _ 2 or] an eagle displayed [vert] .-.3 gu.] .a saltire [arg.] over all a label gobony . . [of the second& azure.] [The tinctures of this Shield are not given in the MS.] -37. Quarterly, 1 (ST,.4. Vere, 2 & 3 Howard;impaling Quarterly, 1 & 4. az. a bend or 2 & 3. gu. a saltire engrailed arg. (sic). 38. Vere; impaling, or three chevrons gu - . • • SP. Vere, impaling, per pale or and vert a lion rampant gu. Vere, impaling, vert a lion rampart arg. Vere, impaling, or seven masclesgu. Vere, impaling, Wry. wavy of six az. and arg. Vere,-impaling,Mortimer. Quarterly, 1 & 4. Vere 2 & 3. az. three crowns closepr. (sic) Vere, impaling, arg. fivebarrulets gu. . . Vere, impaling, sa, a cross engrailed'orrin the first quarter a fleur ' de Es arg. • _ gu. three lions passant guardant in pale. or, impaling, or• a lion rampant double-tailedsa. Vere, ithpaling, or two bars gn. vert., a lion rampant arg., impaling, vain ' gu. seven mascles,3. 3, 1, or, impaling,gu. a cinquefoilor. [lerm.] barry .of six.arg. and az,impaling,or a bepd betw. six martlets gu.. , sa. a cross engrailed or, impaling, per pale gu. and az. a lion . rampant arg. . - 68. or a lion rampant sa.. 54. Vere, impaling, Howard. . Theis escocheonsfollowing are set aut in the hiest wyndowes oj the body of the church of Laneham on ye north side. 55.- or a maunch gu., impaling, gu. a bend arg. Vere, impaling,.gu._p,bend arg. . gu: a bend arg., impaling, arg. on a fess gu. 3 plates. Vere, impaling, arg. five.barrulets gu. or three torteaux over all il, label of three points az. Courtney, , impaling, or a lion rampant az. . .gu:six escallops,3. 2. L, arg., impaling, az. three cinquefoilsor 228

gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., arg. impaling, or three torteaux, over all a label'of 3 points az. arg. a saline engrailed gu.,.impaling, arg. fivebarrulets gu. 68. arg. five barrulets gu., impaling, or three chevrons gu. a label of three points,az gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., arg., impaling, or a lion rampant gu. gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., arg., impaling arg. three bendlets gu. gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., arg. impaling lozengyarg. and az. Vere, quartering, [in the blazon,impaling,] gu. on a bend arg three escallopssa.- gu. seven mascles 3. 3. 1. conjoined or, impaling, sa. a cross engrailed or gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., avg. impaling, sa. a cross engrailed or. Quarterly, 1 # 4.Vere. 2 & 3 or three chevrons sa. sa. a cross engrailed'or, impaling, arg. a chief indebted az.

arg. a lion rampant sa., impaling, ,or three bars gu. .

78. erp. a crosssa., impaling, gu. a cross patonce or Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere. 2 and 3. arg. on a chief indented sa. three bezants Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere, 2 and 3. gu. three chevrons or per pale or and gu: a lion passant in fess arg., impaling, gu. three chevrons or arg. on a chief dancetty (or indented) sa. three bezants, or three chevrons sa. arg. on a chief dancetty (or indented) sa. three bezants, •gu. on a bend arg. three escallopssa. Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere. 2. and 3. arg. a chief dancetty (or inddnted) az. • ' Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere, 2 and 3. per pale or and gu. a lion passant in fess arg. Howard'(as before) impaling,•erm. 3 concentric annulets ga. Howard, impaling, arg. a lion,rampant sa. 88. Howard, impaling, erm. a cross sa. - . • Quarterly,•1 and-4. Vere. 2 and 3 sa. a cross engrailed or Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere' 2 and 3. arg. a fess gu., impaling, (sic) lozengy arg. and az. Howard, impaling, gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1., arg. Howard,impaling, per pale, or and gu. a lion passant in fess arg. Howard, impaling, arg. on a chiefdancetty (or indented) sa. three bezants Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vere. 2 and 3. gu. a lion rampant or • Quarterly, 1 and 4. Vera. 2 and.3. chequy or and.az. Warren,E. Chequy or and az. a bend gu., impaling, or three chevrons gu. or an eagle'displayedvert, impaling, or three chevrons gu. or three chevrons gu., impaling, or a lion rampant purpure Quarterly, 1 and 4,.Vere. 2 and 3. Sergeaux 229

95.- Quarterly, 1 and 4 Vere. 2 and 3. gu. six escallops,3. 2. 1. arg. Qualterly, 1 and 4. gu. a lion rampant or . . 2 and 3. chequy or and az. • • • [the impaled coat is not ylazoned.] or a lion rampant purpure, impaling, Quarterly, 1 and 4. Sergeaux. 2 and 3. Warren. gu. a lion rampant guardant arg., Quarterly, 1 and 4, Sergeaux. 2 and 3. Warren. Quarterly, 1 and 4, \Tore. 2 hd 3. Howard. Quarterly, 1 and.4. Vere. 2 and 3. arg. fivebarrulets gu. .Sergoaux, impaling, Quarterly 1 and 4. gu. a lion ramp' or 2 and 3. Warren. Quarterly, or and gu. in the first quarter a lion paSsant impaling, Quarterly, or and gu. 108. Bohun of Hereford [no mark of ] impaling, Quarterly or and gu. 'Quarterly,. 1 and 4. Yore. 2 and 3. baryy wavy of six azure and . argent. Quarterly, 1 and 4. Yere. 2-and 3. vert a lion rampant ayg. •2 andQuarterly, 3. gu. three lions1 and pass'4. az. guard'three fieurs in pale de or lis or. impaling, Bohun [no mark of cadency.] Quarterly, or and gu. over all a saltire flory sa., impaling Vere. Veer E. Oxford. Quarterly of 18 ; 5, 5, 4, 4. and 18. Yore vert a lion rampant arg barry waxy of six azure and argent arg. fivebarrulets gu. gu. a bend betw. six crossescrosslet fitchy arg. gu. six escallops,3, 2, 1, arg. per pale or and gu. a lion passant in fess arg.- or three chevrons sa. arg. on a chief dancetty (or indented) sa. 3 bezants gu. three chevrons or erm. three concentric aimulets gu. sa cross engrailed or. arg. a chief indented az. arg. a saltire sa. betw. 12 cherries gu. slipped vert. chequy or and.az. gu: a-lion rampant or. arg. a fess gu., impaling (sic) lozengy arg. and

Mr. Elliot has kindly prepared the following explanatory remarks on the foregoing blazon, and the subjoined pedigree, illustrating the connection of 'the 230

De Veres with the several families cOmmemorated. ii• these windows.. Beauchamp of Bedford and EsSex Bbhun of Northampton S. Sprig

.6. St. George. Borne also by Vere of Addington, Northants. Clerestory Windows.,South Side, LaVenham Church. 7. Vere, Earl of-Oxford Clare, Earl of Gloucester Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, Earl Marshal. Bolebec, Baron. The lion in this coat should be,-vulned on the shoulder gu. -Quineey, Earl of Winchester . • Sampford, Baron. The coat is generally blazoned,-barry wavy of six argent and azure. 18. Mortimer, Earl of March. 14: Baddlesmere, Baron. Generally blazoned,-argent a fess•between two bars gemel gu. 15. Fitz Walter, Baron 16'. Howard, Baron Scales, Baron . • Seryeaux, [originally spelt Cerizeaux] Warren, Earl of Warren and Surrey. Flair, or Raise, -Baron Fitz Alan (as heir of AThini) Earl of Arundel. Montacute, Earl of Salisbury . 28. Hford, Earl of Suffolk Glanvill Norwich Courtenay, Earl of Devon. This (which may possiblybe [argent7] three eagles displayed [azurel for Limesi, Baron,) occurs,impaled-by Odingcels,in NoS.85, and 108. • . It is not difficult to imagine how a coat charged-with three eagles, when represented in a window, assumes the apPearance • of a lozengy shield. - 1?edvers,Earl of Devon Belloniont, Earl of Leicester 80. Bardoll; Baron. • 31. Fytton 82. Walton of Wyvenhoe, Essex. 88. Byssett? 34. Beke. • Baron of Eresby 231

85. Vere, quartering, Howard . -86. Vere and Howard Quarterly, impalidg, Quarterly 1 & 4 Montaeute. 2 Menthermer. 3 Nevin For Jolm de \Tore, 13th Earl of Oxford, and his first. wife, Margaret Nevill, dau. of Richard, Earl of Salisbury. . 87. Vere and Howard Quarterly, impaling, Quarterly 1 and 4. Scrope ° 2 and 3 Tiptoft • [The coat of Tiptoft shouldbe blazoned,—argenta saltire engrailed gules. See No. 62.] For John de Vere, 13" Earl of Oxford, and his second wife, Elizabeth Scrope, daa of Sir Richard Scrope, and widow of William Lord Beaumont. 38. Vere, impaling, Clare. For Aubrey, or Alberic, de Vere, Lord.Great Chamberlain, who married Adeliza,dal) of Gilbert de Clare. This Aubrey de Vere was the father Ofthe I" Earl of Oxford. 80. Vere, impaling Bigod. For Aubrey de Vere the 2"dEarl.of Oxford,-who, (accordingto- Leland,) married Adeliza,daa of Roger Bigod,Earl of Norfolk. Vere, impaling Bolebec. For Robert de Vere the 3rdEarl of Oxford, who married -Isabella, daii &h. of Walter de Bolebec. Vere, impaling Quincey. For Hugh de Yore, the 4'1 Earl of Oxford,who married Hawys, (failof Saer de Quincey, Earl of Winchester Vere, impaling Sampford. • For Robert de Vere, the 5thEarl of Oxford, who married Alicia:,daa of Gilbert-deSampford,Chamberlainto QueenEleanor. Vere, impaling, Mortimer. For -Robert•de Yore, the 6th Earl of Oxford, who married Margaret, daa of Roger Mortimer, Earl of March 44: Vere, Quartering, [az. three or within a bordure argentd an Augmentation, granted by Richard II to Robert de Yore, the 9" Earl of Oxford,who was created Marquis of Dublin, and Duke of Ireland. Vere, impaling , Bacidlesnzere. For John de Vere; the .Earl of Oxford,whomarried Matilda, one of the sisters and cohs. of Giles de Baddlesmere,-Baron of Seeds,in' Kent. Fere, impalhg , Uford. For Thomas de Yore,. the 8'." Earl of oxford, who married Matilda, dau. of Sir Ralph,•brOther of Robert de •fford, Earl of Suffolk England, imPaling For John, Welles, K.G., who married Cicely,2"."daa. of King Edward IV. The lady's arms-.are placed to the dexter, she being of royal descent. 232

Fere, impaling, a coat which is probably meant for De Couci-; barry of six vair and gules. For Robert de Vere, the 9.1' Earl of Oxford, who married Philippa, daii. of Ingeham.de Couci. - Bolebec, •Quincey, impaling, Bellomat. For Saer de Quincey, Earl of Winchester, who married Margaret, dal of Robert Bellomont, or Blachemaines,V Earl of Leicester, and one of the oohs. of her brother Robert, surnamed Fitz Parnel, the 4t!' Earl. Grey of impaling Furnival Uiford, impaling, Norwich. For Robert de Ufford, Earl of .Suffolk, of that family, who married Margaret, sister of Sir john Norwich. Vere, impaling, Howard. ForrnjOhn de Vere, the 12'!' Earl of Oxford, who married Elizabeth, the dau. and heir of Sir John Howard.

Clerestory Windows, North Side, Lavenham Church. • . 55. Hastings, impaling, Foliot. • For Sir Hugh -Hastings, of Gressing Hall, Norfolk, (eldest son of John Hastings, the 2"dBaron Hastings, by his second wife, Isabel, daa. of . Hugh Despencer, Earl of Winchester,) who married Margery, daa. of Sir jordan, and sis. and coh. of Sir Richard Feliot 56. Vere, impaling Foliot. For Alphonsus de Vere,. (father of John the VhEarl of Oxford,) who married Jane, daa. of Sir Richard Foliot, .Ent. .57. Foliot, impaling , Ettum. Vere, impaling Baddlesinere. For the 'Pi Earl of Oxford. .See-No. 45. Courtenay, impaling; Redvers. For Robert de Courtenay, Baron of Okehampton, who married Mary, daa. of William de Redvers, Earl of Devonr by which alliance that Earldom passed. to the Courtenays. Scales, impaling, Bardolf. For Robert de Scales; the 5- Baron Scales, who married Elizabeth, daii. of William Lord BaTdolf. Scales, impalMg, Courtenay. For Robert de Scales, the 2" Baron Scales, who married Elizabeth, dal of Hugh, and sister of Hugh Courtenay, the P.' Earl of Devon. . Tiptoft, impaling, Baddlesniere. • For Sir John Tiptoft, -the 2" Baron Tiptoft, whi. married Margaret, one of the daas. of Bartholomew, and one of the sisters and cohs. of Giles, Barons Baddlesmere. 233

Baddlesmere, impaling, Clare. For Bartholomew, Lord Baddlesmere, who married Margaret, one of the dalis. and cohs. of Thomas, 3r.dson of Thomas, 2"51son of Richard de Clare, Earl of Gloucester. Scales, impaling, Felbrigg. see No. 86. Scales, impaling, Walisborough. For Thomas de Scales,the V Baron Scales,whomarried Emma dau. of John. Walisborough. Scales, impaling, Vere,quartering Byssett? (throughWalton, and Howard.)seeNo. 78 Ferrers, impaling Uford. For William, Lord Ferrers of Groby, who married Margaret, one of the dayis.of Robert de Ufford,K.G., P.' Earl of Suffolkof that family, and one of the sisters and cohs of W'Pde Uffordthe 2ndand last Earl. Scales impaling Uford. For Robert 3':dLord Scales,who married Catherine, another of the sisters and cobs. of the last Earl of Suffolk. Vere, quartering Sutton (through Walton and Howard.)seeNo. 77. Uford, impaling Glanvill .7.2. Stapleton, impaling, Fitz Aleyn. For Sir Gilbert Stapleton, who married Agnes, eldest dal and one of the heirs of Sir Bryan Fitz Aleyn,Lord of Bedale. Boys, impaling, Latimer. For Sir Robert de Boys, or de Bosco,who married Christian, daughter of SirWilliamLatimer. Their daughter and heir married Sir John Howard. see No. 83. Vere, quartering, Walton, (through Howard.) Vere,quartering, Montfichet (through Plaizand Howard)see N°. 76. Flair, impaling, Montfichet. For Hugh de Plaiz, who married Philippa, one of the daiis. and cohs. of Richard de Montfichet. • Walton, impaling, Sutton of Wyvenhoe. • For John de Walton, who married Margery Sutton. (Morant's Essex II. 187.) Walton, impaling, Byssett? Vere,'quartering, Glanvill (through Ufford, Scales,and Howard) see No. 71. 86. Vere, quartering, Flair (through Howard.) see No. 87. Howard, impaling, Fytton. For Sir William Howard, of Wigenhall, Chief Justice of Court of CommonPleas, from 1297-1308, who married Alice, dal, and eventually'h. of Sir Edward Fytton, Knt. Howard, impaling Cornwall. For Sir John Howard, (son and heir of Sir William) who married, Joan sister of Richard de Cornwall. In Harl. MS. 1411, fo. 1, the arms of this lady are blazoned,—arg. a lion rampant sa. armed and langued az. F I 234 . . 8,9. Howard, impaling, Boys. For:Sir John Howard, (grandson of Sir William) who married Alice,dau. of Sir Robert de Boys, of Fersfield, Norfolk Vere, quartering Uford(through Scales and Howard) Vere, quartering Odingeels? impaled with Lirnesi? see No. 27. [The coat of Odingeels,should be,—arg. a fess and in chief a mullet pierced.gu.] . Howard, impaling, Scales . • For Sir Robert Howard, of Fersfield, (great grandson of Sir W9') Who married Margaret, dau.- of Robert, 3r.dLord Scales. After the death of Elizabeth, the- daughter and heir of Thomas, the V Lord Scales, that Barony fell into abeyancebetween the descendants of this lady, and of her sister Elizabeth, who married Sir Roger de Felbrigg. see No. 64. Howard impaling Plaiz. For SirJohn Howard,(sonof Sir Robert) whomarried Margaret, dau. and h.-of Sir John Plaiz, of Tofte, Norfolk, and of Stanstead- Montfichet,Essex. .88. Howard, impaling, Walton. For Sir John Howard, (grandson of Sir Robert) who married - Joan, dau. of John Walton, and sister and heir of Richard Walton, of Wyvenhoe, Essex. (Morant's Essex II. 187.) Vere,'quartering Fitz Alan (through Sergeaux) • Vere, quartering, Warren (through Fitzalan and Serge-aux.) ,91. Cliford of Appleby, impaling, Clare. For Robert, Lord Clifford, of Appleby ("temp. Ed. L) who married Maud, dau. and cob. of Thomas, 2".'son of Richard de Clare, the 2".'Earl of Gloucester,of that family. Monthermer; impaling; Clare. For Ralph, Baron Monthermer, who married Joan of Acres, clan.of Ed. I. and widowof Gilbert de Clare, surnamed the Red, the 3'f'Earl of Gloucester• and, in her right, during the minority of the V.'Earl, held the Earldoms of Gloucesterand Hertford. .93. Clare, impaling, Lacy. For Richard de Clare the -2'd Earl of Glouceste-r, (temp. Hen. M.) who married Maud,dau. of John de Lacy, Constableof Chester, and P! of that family. Vere, quartering, Sergeaux. Vere, quartering, Scales (through Howard) Fitzalan and War-renQuarterly, impaling, .97. Lacy, impaling, Sergeaux and Warren Quarterly. Harney, impahhg, Sergeaux and Warren Quarterly For Sir*William Marney, who married Elizabeth, one of the daus. and cobs. of Sir Richard Sergeaux. Vere, quartering, Howard. Vere, quartering, Baddlesmere. 235

-101. Sergeaux, impaling; Fitzalan and. Warren Quarterly. For Sir Richard Sergeaux, who married Philippa, dau. of Richard Fitz Alan 9th Earl of Arundel, son of Edmund, the 8" Earl, by the lady Alice Plantagenet, his wife,sister and sole heir of john, last Earl of Warren and..Surrey,of that family. 102. Say, impaling, Mandeville. For William de Say, who married Beatrice,'sister of Geoffrey de Mandeville,Earl of Essex.

108. Bohun, impaling , Mandeville. For Robert de Bohun; Earl of Hereford, who married Maud Mandeville,dau. of GreffreyFitzPiers. By this alliance the Earldom of Essex, became ultimately vested in the family of Bohun, Earls of Hereford. Vere, quartering, Samptord. see No. 42. Vere, quartering,.Bolebec. see No. 40, France Modern & England Quarterly, impaling, Bokun. For Henry. of Bolingbroke (afterward Hen. IV) who married Mail, younger dau. and coh. of Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Northampton, Hereford, and Essex. The other coh. in. Thomas of Woodstock. -Mandeville impaling Vere. For Geoffrey de Mandeville,P! Earl of Essex, who Married Rohesia,sister of Alberic,or Aubrey, de Vere, who was created Lord Great Chamberlain A.D. 1100. , [The Saltire flory in the coat to the dex-ter •should be an escarbuncle.] Quarterly of 18;5.5.4.4:

1 and 18 Vere 6 Scales •11 Fytton 16 Fittaleyn 2 Bolebec - • 7 Plaiz 12 Ufford 17 Odingcels?see 3 Sampford . 8 Sutton 13 Glanvill [Nos.27and 85. 4 Baddlesmere 9 Walton 14 -Sergeaux

5-Howard 10 Montfichet • 15 Warren