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

Note 273a — Chapter XIII · HANDFORD HALL AND CHEADLE CHURCH, CHESHIRE. [267a]

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Edmondson’s Heraldry, vol. ii., where the crescent is (as to some, at least, of the Cheshire Breretons) stated to be “charged with a mullet, or.” Edmondson also states that the muzzle of the crest (Bear’s head and neck) is “studded or.” Ormerod also mentions an additional crest of this branch of the family, “a Griphon with wings elevated gules, standing on a chapeau gules, turned up or;” but if so, it is not introduced at the old hall.

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