Arg. a crosse engrailed G. betw. 4 waterbougets sa. Bourchier. Quarterly & Quartered with Quarterly . . . Gules Lovayne. billetty d’or a fesse arg. Crumwell and Tateshale B. a manche d’or Empaled. Sa. 3 lyons Passant guardant arg. Dymoke. Empaled. Sa. 2 lyons passant arg. crowned d’or Empaled. Dymoke Empaled. Marmyon Verry a fesse G. Marmyon. Or a lyon rampant double queue sa. Welles. Empaled. A coate defaced Empaled. Welles Empaled. Verry a fesse G. Empaled. B. a manehe d’or All these Escocheons are in 2 Windowes, in which two Windowes also are these Verses: Alme Deus cœli Croxby tu parce Johanni Hanc ædem fieri benefecit sponte Jo Croxby Anno Milleno quater. c. L. x. quoq. terno. _In the other Windowes_. Barry of 6 ermyne and G. 3 crescents sa. Waterton. Quarterly Ufford & Beke Willughby. Verry a fesse G. Marmyon. Ermyne 5 fusils in fesse G. Hebden. Arg. a crosse sarcely sa. Empaled. Quarterly Crumwell & Tateshale Crumwell. Empaled. B. a fesse betw. 6 billets d’or Deyncourt. Empaled. Dymoke Empaled. Welles Sa. an arming sworde pile in poynte arg. Empaled. Arg 3 bulls passant Empaled. G. on a chevron arg. 3 pomeis Empaled. Arg. a fesse dauuce betw. 3 talbots heads erased sa. Empaled. Arg. a fesse betw. 3 cootes sa. Harleian MS. No. 6829, p. 178 to 182. {53a} Domesday, folio 354. {53b} Burton’s Monast. Ebor. p. 215. {54} The following arms and inscriptions, now gone, were in this church when it was visited by Mr. Holles. _In Fenestra_. Arg. a plaine crosse G. G. a fesse betw. 6 crosselets botony fitchy arg. charged with as many mullets or pierced G. Sa. a bend betw. 6 mullets or pierced G. Briton. _In the Church on a flat marble stone in Saxon Characters_. ICI : GIST : MARGARETA : DE : LACI : QE : FVLA : FEME : GWILLEAMA : DE ; MOVSTE . . . Harleian MS. No. 6829. p. 177. {55} Domesday, folio 331. {56a} Escheat Rolls. {56b} Cook C. Herald, MS. {56c} From the information of E. Turnor, Esq. F.S.A. {57a} Tupholme is not mentioned either in the Domesday survey or Testa de Nevill. {57b} See the Charter in Dugdale’s Monasticon, p. 596. {59} The windows were formerly embellished with the following heraldic bearings in stained glass, of which no vestiges are now existing. _In Boreali Fenestra Chori_. Arg. 3 chaplets with roses gules Lascels. G. 3 mascels argent G. 4 fusils in fesse arg. a border engrailed or Nevill. Harleian MS. No. 6829, p. 140. {60} Lodge’s Illustrations, vol. ii. 191.