Drawings in trick and colours of the arms of Monck of Potheridge, and of the shields quartered therein; including one of the full shield with ninety quarterings (dated 1612), eighteen impaled coats (some in duplicate, with crests) of families allied by descent through Monck and Arscott or Askot, and Monck and Smyth, and the arms of various families of Le Moyne, Moigne and Munck, English and foreign
MS. Rawl. B. 60, fols. 84b–134
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Title
Drawings in trick and colours of the arms of Monck of Potheridge, and of the shields quartered therein; including one of the full shield with ninety quarterings (dated 1612), eighteen impaled coats (some in duplicate, with crests) of families allied by descent through Monck and Arscott or Askot, and Monck and Smyth, and the arms of various families of Le Moyne, Moigne and Munck, English and foreign
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. B. 60, fols. 84b–134
Summary
(fols. 107–124) are blank.
(fol. 130) Release from William Monck, junior, to his uncle William Monck of the manors of Poderidge, Rushford and Lewtranchard; 1 Henr. V. [1413/4]; with a drawing of the coat on his seal.
(fol. 130b) Grant from Thomas Grendall of Fenton to sir William Moyne, knt., of the arms of his late cousin, John Beamers of Hautrey; with the arms in colours; 22 Nov 15 Rich. II. [1391.]
Date
1612
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson B: English History
A collection of coats of arms, almost entirely in colours
Drawings in trick and colours of the arms of Monck of Potheridge, and of the shields quartered therein; including one of the full shield with ninety quarterings (dated 1612), eighteen impaled coats (some in duplicate, with crests) of families allied by descent through Monck and Arscott or Askot, and Monck and Smyth, and the arms of various families of Le Moyne, Moigne and Munck, English and foreign
