Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society . Lui, Alme eit. The lady commemorated on the newly discovered grave slab isAnkeret, wife of Richard Mynde of Mynde, and daughter of JohnLeighton of Stretton in the Dale, Sheriff of Salop in 1468, byAnkaret his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir John Burgh ofMouthwy. The pedigree of Mynde was entered at the Visitationof Salop 1623. Their Arms were, Quarterly, 1 and 4— Argent ona chevron gules between three lions heads erased sable as manybees volant of the fust ; 2 and $ Gules a chevron ermine betweenthree owls argent. The

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Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society . Lui, Alme eit. The lady commemorated on the newly discovered grave slab isAnkeret, wife of Richard Mynde of Mynde, and daughter of JohnLeighton of Stretton in the Dale, Sheriff of Salop in 1468, byAnkaret his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir John Burgh ofMouthwy. The pedigree of Mynde was entered at the Visitationof Salop 1623. Their Arms were, Quarterly, 1 and 4— Argent ona chevron gules between three lions heads erased sable as manybees volant of the fust ; 2 and $ Gules a chevron ermine betweenthree owls argent. The Anns of Leighton are, — Quarterly per fessindented or and gules. H. R. H. SOUTH AM, , CHARLES II. AND TONG: ADDITIONAL NOTES. {See 3rd Series, Volume VII., pages 177 — 192). Clarendon1 seems to hint that Shrewsbury, not Worcester, mighthave been the scene where Charles II. and Cromwell met in battlehad not Col. Mackworth stood out so firmly for the words are: — There was a small garrison in Shrewsbury Clarendon, iii., p, MONUMENTAL STONES. // IVf-fltMO VD I ti/iA >

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