Crest.—A double plume of 5 ostrich feathers, arg.
[Austin. Devout Meditations. London, 1635.]
The family of Trewarthen is an old one belonging to the county of Cornwall, but to which particular member of the family this stamp belonged I have been unable to decide at present.
TUDOR ROSE
Device.—A Tudor Rose arg. and gu., seeded or and leaved vert, within a ribbon bearing the legend HEC ROSA VIRTUTIS DE CELO MISSA SERENO ETERNŪ FLORENS REGIA SCEPTRA FERET.
Supporters.—Two kneeling angels.
Badges.—In the dexter corner a sun in glory and the shield of St. George, arg., a cross gu.
In the sinister corner a half-moon with face, and the shield of the City of London, arg., a cross gu.; in the first quarter a sword in pale of the last, point upwards. In the sky stars.