| Description | Granted by by Thomas Browne esquire, Garter Principal King of Arms and Isaac Heard esquire, Norroy King of Arms of the north parts of England etc; to John Parker of Greystones [Sheffield], Yorkshire gentleman (and his descendants) late of Woodthorpe, Yorkshire son of John Parker of Norton, Derbyshire gentleman whose father Rowland Parker was also of Norton and an officer in the army of King Charles I during the Civil Wars.
The grant was authorized and directed by warrant and confirmed by letters patent and the arms were argent, a chevron pean between three mullets sable, on a chief azure as many bucks heads caboshed or, and for the crest, on a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head couped argent eared gules collared pean; which arms are depicted in the margin of the grant.
A cabosehd is a heraldic symbol. |