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lion passant argent, on a chief of the second three cross crosslets of 
the field. Lone of Monkton. This coat is repeated four times. 
Anne, wife of Gyfford Long, ob. 1601. 
378. XIII.—Turesuer (117) ; impaling, Lone,' (276). Crest. 
(376). 
Dyonisia Thresher, ob. 1692 ; Edward, her husband, ob. 1725. 
On tiles on the communion steps are depicted the symbols of the 
Evangelists, emblems of the Passion, Sc.; and on the reredos are 
eight shields containing emblems of the Passion, and two pieces of 
sculpture, viz., the pelican in piety and the Agnus Dei. 
Wooden Shields under Roof of Chancel. 
879. XIV.—Azure, an episcopal staff in pale, ensigned with a 
cross patty, surmounted with a pall, charged with four crosses patty 
fitchy. See of Canrersury. 
380. XV.—A chevron and a canton gules, on the latter a cross- 
crosslet fitchy. 
381. XVI.—A cross potent between four crosses. JERUSALEM. 
' Symbol of the Five Precious Wounds and other sacred symbols. 
North Aisle. 
Hatchment. 
382, XVII.—Quarterly.—I. Azure, crusily a lion rampant 
argent. Surapnet (?). II. and III. Quarterly, 1 and 4, 
argent, a bend or. 2. Azure, a saltire, or. 3. Azure, on a 
saltire or two bars gules. IV. Gules, a fess ermine between three 
nag’s heads erased or; over all on an escocheon a bomb fired. 
Crest. Out of a coronet or a plume of ostrich feathers. Ratio 
ultima regum. 
383. XVIII.—Argent, a chevron gules between three boar’s 
heads erased and erect sable, issuing out of each a cross crosslet 
fitchy of the second (117) ; impaling, Lone of Whaddon (80). 
Edward Thresher, ob. 1725; John, his son, ob, 1741. 
384, XIX.—Timsrett (72) ; impaling, sable, a fess ermine 
between three bells. Bett. Crest. A lion’s head erased. 
1 The flaunches here are not ermine, but crusily. 
