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taken from The Entwis(t)le Family by Bannister
Grimshaw (1924) |
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The
Entwis(t)le coat of arms: Argent, on a bend
engrailed sable three mullets
argent.
A silver/white shield with a black diagonal
"sash" with scalloped edges, on
which there are three
silver/white five-pointed stars.
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Barruly
of sixteen gules and argent, overall a lion
rampant sable. A shield composed of sixteen
narrow bars alternating in red
and white with a black rampant lion
superimposed.
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Sir
Bertine Entwisle's crest and motto: A hand with
the forefinger pointing proper grasping a
fleur-de-lis or. "Par ce signe a'Agincourt"
A hand with the forefinger pointing, in its
natural colour, grasping a gold fleur-de-lis.
"By this sign at Agincourt"
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heraldic captions have been provided by Peter
Stanford who has some considerable expertise in
this field. Peter is of the view that the red
& white shield labelled Sir John Antwysel
1067 is not actually related to the Entwistles. |
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