Dr Paul A Fox, FSA

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11/1   Culpepper of Kent: field ermine

11/2   Rhodes

11/3   Criol of Kent

11/4   Courtenay: 3 lozenges

11/5   Hall of Dover

11/6   Bozon of Notts

11/7   Sansaver of Sussex

11/8   Brittany, duchy of

11/9   Courtenay: 3 cinquefoils

11/10  Lower of Yorks

11/11  Anlaby of Yorks

11/12  Daundelin of Nhants

11/13  Courtenay, Archbishop

11/14  Kiddall of Lincs, escallop for difference

11/15  Chamberlain of Lincs, St Lo of Lincs or Arthington

11/16  Culpepper of Kent

11/17  Courtenay, Archbishop

11/18  Apulderfield of Kent

11/19  Mayhew of Kent

11/20  Chillenden, Prior

11/21  Morton, Archbishop, ( intrusive) probably originally Christchurch Priory

11/22  Wakerley of London

11/23  Courtenay with 9 lis for Sir William

11/24  Wyke of Som

11/25  Engaine of Hunts

11/26  Courtenay with 9 crescents for Sir Humphery

11/27  Halnaby of Yorks

11/28  Mohun ( probably) of Som

11/29  Fremingham  of Kent

11/30  Vere of Essex

11/31  Courtenay with 3 guttes

11/3   Kelsham of Kent

11/33  Blount of Derbys quartering Sanchet

11/34  Crosby of Lincs

11/35  Stukeley of Sussex

11/36  Brockhull of Kent

11/37  Vere of Essex

11/38  Edmund, Saint

11/39  Dallingridge  of Sussex

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