Platt, John (1842 -1902)
John Platt of Clifton Lodge, Llandudno was the eldest son of James Platt, and Mary, eldest daughter of John Shepherd. He was a Justice of the Peace for the Borough of Warrington. He married, 17 October 1867, Ellen James, daughter of John Hunter Whitby. He sold his library, which contained many extra illustrated books to G. D. Smith in 1920.
Seat / Residence(s): Clifton Lodge, Llandudno
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Title: Platt, John (1842 - 1902) (Stamp 1) Arms: Azure on a chevron between in chief two fleurs de lys and in base a lamb statant or a fleur-de-lys between two cinquefoils azure Crest: A lamb passant holding in its mouth three cinquefoils slipped Motto: Neminem metue innocens Helmet: Esquire Dimensions (height x width): 75mm x 68mm Heraldic Charges: chevron, on a, between, Heraldic Charges: cinquefoils (2), Heraldic Charges: cinquefoils (3), Heraldic Charges: fleur-de-lys, Heraldic Charges: fleurs-de-lys (2), Heraldic Charges: lamb |
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Title: Platt, John (1842 - 1902) (Stamp 2) Crest: A lamb passant holding in its mouth three cinquefoils slipped Dimensions (height x width): 14mm x 21mm Heraldic Charges: cinquefoils (3), Heraldic Charges: lamb |
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