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Arms of Bourchier impaling Manners, sculpted above door to south chancel aisle, built by the 2nd Earl, Tawstock Church. Representing arms of John Bourchier, 2nd Earl of Bath (1499 – 1560/61) (with 10 quarterings) impaling Manners (with 4 quarterings), for his second wife Eleanor Manners, daughter of George Manners, 11th Baron de Ros (c. 1470 – 1513)
Arms of Bourchier impaling Manners, sculpted above door to south chancel aisle, built by the 2nd Earl, Tawstock Church. Representing arms of John Bour
Bourchier Knot&Falcon Tawstock Church
Bourchier Knot&Falcon Tawstock Church
Manners Peacock Tawstock Church Devon
Manners Peacock Tawstock Church Devon
Heraldic pedigree c.1858 of George Washington (a descendant of Sir Thomas Kitson's sister), which shows the arms of Kitson incorrectly, with fish naiant rather than hauriant
Heraldic pedigree c.1858 of George Washington (a descendant of Sir Thomas Kitson's sister), which shows the arms of Kitson incorrectly, with fish naia
Hengrave Hall, built by Sir Thomas Kitson
Hengrave Hall, built by Sir Thomas Kitson
Sir Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower.
Sir Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower.
Elizabeth Kitson née Cornwallis, wife of Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower
Elizabeth Kitson née Cornwallis, wife of Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower