The Genealogist 7
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His arms are carved in stone over the fireplace in the great ball unpalwl with those of bis first wife, the initials A.B. and E.L. but no date. This is the earliest appearance at Earlshall. of the lleur-dedis which is placed on a chief parted fessways, and only the upper half of the lily visible issuing from the line of partition. The supporters are a naked savage and a "rifiin, the latter being one of the Leslie supporters.
Li Sir David Lindsay's collection 1542, the Earlshall arms are given w...ith the flenr-dedis in centre chief, which is the way m which it has generally been borne, but it was sometimes placed m collar point and azure, as at the funeral of Ann, Mistress of Belhaven, 170/.
The arms are on a stone above the entrance to the courtyard, with the crest and two nhkod savages as supporters, but the upper part of the shield is so worn that the lily cannot, be seen. On a stone built into the old pigeon house are his initials A.K., with the date 1599.
VI William liruceof EaiLhal!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His arms are carved in stone over the fireplace in the great ball unpalwl with those of bis first wife, the initials A.B. and E.L. but no date. This is the earliest appearance at Earlshall. of the lleur-dedis which is placed on a chief parted fessways, and only the upper half of the lily visible issuing from the line of partition. The supporters are a naked savage and a "rifiin, the latter being one of the Leslie supporters.
Li Sir David Lindsay's collection 1542, the Earlshall arms are given w...ith the flenr-dedis in centre chief, which is the way m which it has generally been borne, but it was sometimes placed m collar point and azure, as at the funeral of Ann, Mistress of Belhaven, 170/.
The arms are on a stone above the entrance to the courtyard, with the crest and two nhkod savages as supporters, but the upper part of the shield is so worn that the lily cannot, be seen. On a stone built into the old pigeon house are his initials A.K., with the date 1599.
VI William liruceof EaiLhal!
What to read after The Genealogist 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, George W. (George William), 1839-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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