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Arms A chevron between three mullets of six points piercedIt is suggested that the arms are those of John Davies of Vine-hall in Sussex Gent whose arms were Argent a chevron sable between three mullets gules pieced or argent. The arms Or a chevron between three mullets pierced sable were the arms of Sir Thomas Davies, Lord Mayor of London in 1677. Either would be possible though Papworth offers a wilderness of other possibilities. The style of the stamp suggests the beginning rather than the end of the seventeenth century. Other possibilities suggested are: Henry Mordaunt, 4th Baron Mordaunt (ca. 1568-1609) John Mordaunt, 1st Earl of Peterborough (b. 1599)

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Arms A chevron between three wolves heads erased Crest A wolf's head erased Helmet of an Esquire According to Guillim (6th ed. p. 193) the arms of Thomas Flood of Millgate, Kent are Vert a chevron between 3 wolves heads erased argent; the arms were granted in 1572. Burke’s General armory gives Gower, of Woodhall, Droitwich, Worcesterhire; also Gower, of Earl’s Court, Worcestershire, both of which match the stamp.

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Arms A chevron between three escallops [made from separate pieces]Probably either James Graham (1682-1742), 4th Marquess of Montrose, created 1st Duke of Montrose in 1707; or Sir Thomas Lyttelton (1686-1751) of Frankley, Worcestershire.

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Arms A chevron between three lions heads erased Crest A lion's head erased within a fetterlock Helmet of an Esquire

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Arms Sable a chevron or goutty de sang between three cinquefoils Supporters Two wodehouses, or wild men, wreathed about the loins holding clubs over their shoulders Crest An arm erect holding a club in bend sinister Coronet of a Baron Motto AGINCOURT