Dickinson Family Tree - Person Sheet
Dickinson Family Tree - Person Sheet
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Notes for Thomas Outlaw
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2711, ]
Thomas Outlawe, of Wichingham, County NORFOLK, son of Ralph Outlawe, was granted Arms and Crest (by Camden) in June 1613 as follows: ARMS: Argent a saltire gules between four wolves' heads couped CREST: proper. A demi-wolf proper woounded in the shoulder by an arrow or head and feathers agent embrued gules. (British Museum - Stowe). Ancient Translations ARMS: Silver; a red saltire between four wolves' heads severed and in natural color. CREST: One half a wolf couped proper pierced through the side with a gold arrow, feathered and headed in silver, the arrow lying bent to the right. The Visitation of Norfold for 1613 includes Ralph Outlawe of Little Wichingham (son of Thomas) and Amye his wife, daughter and heir of John Bevis of Little Wichingham, and their children as follows: (1) Thomas Outlawe (to whom was granted arms and crest) and Margaret, his wife, daughter of Fracis Cory of Brameston, and their children, Roger, Thomas, Anne and Elizabeth. (2) Amye Outlawe, wife of George Southgate of Reefeham: (3) Mary Outlawe, wife of Thomas Allen of Great Wichingham; (4) Margaret Outlawe, wife of John Goodge of St. James in Suffolk; (5) Elizabeth Outlawe, wife of Robert Allen of Norwick; (6) Ralph Outlawe, and (7) Simon Outlawe. This Visitation also includes John Outlawe of East Derham, and Margery, his wife, second daughter of William Walshe, by Olive, his second wife, and their children as follows: John, Catherine, Joane and Cecilly. (Harleian Society - Vo. 32) More About THOMAS OUTLAW: Fact 1: 1598, He came to Lordship of the Manor of Cleyhall (Wichingham Parish).31,32 Fact 2: 1613, Was granted Arms and Crest33,34 Fact 3: Outlaw also spelled Outlawe--or is this the grfather?
Thomas Outlawe, of Wichingham, County NORFOLK, son of Ralph Outlawe, was granted Arms and Crest (by Camden) in June 1613 as follows: ARMS: Argent a saltire gules between four wolves' heads couped CREST: proper. A demi-wolf proper woounded in the shoulder by an arrow or head and feathers agent embrued gules. (British Museum - Stowe). Ancient Translations ARMS: Silver; a red saltire between four wolves' heads severed and in natural color. CREST: One half a wolf couped proper pierced through the side with a gold arrow, feathered and headed in silver, the arrow lying bent to the right. The Visitation of Norfold for 1613 includes Ralph Outlawe of Little Wichingham (son of Thomas) and Amye his wife, daughter and heir of John Bevis of Little Wichingham, and their children as follows: (1) Thomas Outlawe (to whom was granted arms and crest) and Margaret, his wife, daughter of Fracis Cory of Brameston, and their children, Roger, Thomas, Anne and Elizabeth. (2) Amye Outlawe, wife of George Southgate of Reefeham: (3) Mary Outlawe, wife of Thomas Allen of Great Wichingham; (4) Margaret Outlawe, wife of John Goodge of St. James in Suffolk; (5) Elizabeth Outlawe, wife of Robert Allen of Norwick; (6) Ralph Outlawe, and (7) Simon Outlawe. This Visitation also includes John Outlawe of East Derham, and Margery, his wife, second daughter of William Walshe, by Olive, his second wife, and their children as follows: John, Catherine, Joane and Cecilly. (Harleian Society - Vo. 32) More About THOMAS OUTLAW: Fact 1: 1598, He came to Lordship of the Manor of Cleyhall (Wichingham Parish).31,32 Fact 2: 1613, Was granted Arms and Crest33,34 Fact 3: Outlaw also spelled Outlawe--or is this the grfather?