I often write many articles on Cheshire Local History and Heraldry which are perhaps not suitable for journals such as Cheshire History, The Coat of Arms, etc., but may be of interest to some, especially local people. The Internet is an ideal medium for presenting such facts. Articles which appear will be updated from time to time and, unlike some other history sites, most will be properly referenced with sources.
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An Interpretation of the Heraldry at 'The Churchill Tree', Alderley Park, Cheshire
Cheshire's Seventeenth-century Heraldic Wooden Tablets (New)
The Medieval Heraldry at Pott Shrigley
Five Medieval Cheshire Knights
The Deputy Heralds of Chester: The Holme Family (NEW)
Some Local Sources for Cheshire Heraldry
An Early Cheshire Armorial temp Edward III
A Late 15th Century Cheshire Armory
An Early 17th Century Cheshire Armorial
17th Century Heraldic Funerals in Cheshire
The Heraldic Screens of Middlewich Church
A Quarter Gules: 'The Badge of Chester'
Heraldry in the Tea Room at Tabley
The Quarterings of Booth of Dunham
An Interpretation of the Heraldry at Crewe Hall
The Heraldic Memorial Boards in Tarvin Church
The Quarterings of Aston of Aston
The Brereton Roll: a 16th century Heraldic Pedigree (NEW)
The Eyton Pedigree Roll: a 17th century Heraldic Pedigree Roll (NEW)
An Interpretation of the Heraldry at Adlington Hall, Cheshire
The Heraldry of St. John's Church, Chester
Some Feudal Cheshire Coats of Arms
An Interpretation of the Heraldry at Lyme Hall
An Interpretation of the Heraldry at Bramall Hall (revised)
Some 17th Century Grants of Arms
Azure, two bars Argent: The arms of the Venables family and their descendants
The Standards of Tudor Cheshire Knights
An Interpretation of the heraldry in Frodsham Parish Church
The Quarterings of Darcy Savage
An Interpretation of the Heraldry at Brereton Hall (revised April 2023)
The Brereton Book of Arms (NEW)
An Interpretation of the Heraldic Parchment at Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwickshire.
The Heraldry of the Tarporley Hunt Club, 1762-1919 (NEW)