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Church of St Editha

A Grade I Listed Building in Tamworth, Staffordshire

St Editha: shield from the memorial to John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1680, & son Humphrey; supported by a horse & bear

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Quarterly of six

1. Ferrers (vairy or & gules)
2. Freville (or a cross lozengy gules & vair)
3. Marmion (vairy argent & azure a fess sable)
4. Montfort of Beaudesert (bendy of ten or & azure)
5. Botetourt (or a saltire engrailed sable)
6. Puckering (sable a bend lozengy cotised argent)

The two shields near the base are Ferrers with a escutcheon for Carleton (argent on a bend sable three mascles of the field) & Ferrers impaling Pigot (a bend engrailed between six martlets or)

Uploaded by Tim on 21 October 2023

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Building ID: 101207856
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