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Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century

Note 272b — Chapter XIII · HANDFORD HALL AND CHEADLE CHURCH, CHESHIRE. [267a]

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Since writing the above, I have again (on the 28th January, 1850) visited the old hall at Handford, and examined the escutcheon there, under circumstances more favourable for examination; and I ascertained that it contains on the dexter side, 1st and 4th the arms, as above described, of Brereton proper; 2nd and 3rd, a cheveron between three crescents; and on the sinister side the wife’s arms, as above described.

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