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The visitation of Suffolke . vron between three lions passant gardant Or. 3* as 2. 4 as 1. This Crest upon a wreath, a Cockatrice Arg., with the body of a cock, but the tayleSerpentine Vert, with this motto *^Je ne vous ohlieray pas.^* CORDELL PEDIGREE. Visitation of London, 1568. Arms. Gules, a chevron ermine, between three griffins heads erased of the A cockatrice, wings close Vert, wattled, beaked and collared Or. Thomas Cordell, of=Enfield, in com. 1Midd. 1 John Cordell,=of Enfield. I Robert CordeU,=1 William Cordell, of Fulham,Master Cooke to QueenElizabeth. Thomas CordeU, o
The visitation of Suffolke . vron between three lions passant gardant Or. 3* as 2. 4 as 1. This Crest upon a wreath, a Cockatrice Arg., with the body of a cock, but the tayleSerpentine Vert, with this motto *^Je ne vous ohlieray pas.^* CORDELL PEDIGREE. Visitation of London, 1568. Arms. Gules, a chevron ermine, between three griffins heads erased of the A cockatrice, wings close Vert, wattled, beaked and collared Or. Thomas Cordell, of=Enfield, in com. 1Midd. 1 John Cordell,=of Enfield. I Robert CordeU,=1 William Cordell, of Fulham,Master Cooke to QueenElizabeth. Thomas CordeU, of London,Mercer. • In the Blois MS. the 3rd quartering is as follows,—^Argent, three bolts Gules, twoand one. ^ «.8 ^ s 11 II — i*- 1 sill s-i-: Sd s^ HO Tli KJ •ra -1 1^ ii Ijl 2 lldfl ^fqfeisp -5 ^ -S ,-2 go § 1-1 r -tin, g 3 2 ^ « II II •Is t^ sill Ilii ^^ a.£ 3„- c> .^ ^ H 2 r- ^ o -3il g 1 S. g g ?sH ^ ^ a ^.o ^ t3 =2 M 2 ;s M « IIPl S -IS- Ktn ^ f^ =s ^ =1 VISITATION OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLKE. 269. * In some manuscripts the crosses are represented as patee. t This quartering is sometimes omitted. The arms of Knighton being given in itsplace in several copies of the Visitation, viz., Barry of six, Sable and Or. 2 u liO VISITATION OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLKE. „t tl^^ ^°H £ ^™°??y * t^ ^o^tis of Norfolke, Knight, second sonne, andat length heire of Thomas Poley, one of the yonger sonns of John Foley, of Boxtediiau, m tne tountie of Siiffolke, Esquire, long since deceased, being now of the aae of80 yeares or thereabouts, hath for the asserting of the Coat armour. Or a Uon rampantsable armed & langued gules; the Crest a Lion rampant sable, to have been aUwaiesesteemed & borne by himselfe, his kinsmen, and their ancestors, as the Paternall Coateot tner family, subscribed his name to these proofes and Testimonialls ensuing. First luat nee ever receaved this relation as an undoubted truth from his ancestors. Secondlythat the said John Poley, his grandfath
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