Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Ne quid nimis.
[851.] Ten Broeck. John C. Ten Broeck.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Perge coepisti. Not signed, but very probably by Maverick. Of New York. A soldier of ability in the Revolution; was with Washington at Valley Forge, and was in many important battles. The original copper is now owned by Mr. Beverly Chew, President of the Grolier Club, New York City.
[852.] Thomas. Geo: Thomas. Ex liber, 1798.
Pictorial. The frame is somewhat of the older Jacobean style, having a large pediment, upon which rests a circular frame, enclosing a little sketch of a beehive with the swarm about it, a mortar as large as the beehive standing beside it, with the pestle in it, and an awkward branch of a rose-bush, with two huge blossoms upon it, bending over the mortar. Oak branches ascend on either side of the frame, and what looks as much like a plum pudding as anything blazes away in place of a crest. The name and date are written upon the face of the pediment. A physician of Lancaster, Pa.
[853.] Thomas. Isaiah Thomas.
Armorial. Jacobean. Motto, Nec elatus nec dejectus. Of Worcester, Mass. Publisher of “Massachusetts Spy.” Attributed to Johnson. Illustrated in “Art Amateur,” March, 1894.
[854.] Thompson. Armorial. Of Virginia.
[855.] Thompson. James Thompson.
Plain armorial. No motto. Signed, P. Maverick, Durand & Co.