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Church of St Mary

A Grade I Listed Building in Stogumber, Somerset

St Mary: one of two identical shields from the brass to Margery Wyndham (nee Chamberlain), d.1585

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Quarterly of seven includes… Wyndham (azure a chevron between three lion's heads erased or), Sydenham (argent three rams passant guardant sable), Gambon (argent a fess between three legs couped at the thigh sable), Sandford (per chevron sable & ermine in chief two boars' heads couped close or), Chamberlain (ermine on a pale sable three lions' faces or)

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on 26 June 2024

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Building ID: 101057500
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