The History of the Most Noble Order of the Garter

by Elias Ashmole

131. John Moubray, Earl Marshal.

Comme son Pere, Plantagenet, Brotherton, No. 64. making only the label to consist of three Points.

132. William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, after Marquiss and Duke of Suffolk.

As his Grandfather, No. 66.

133. John Clifford, Lord Clifford.

Checquy Or and Azure, a fess Gules.

134. Sir Lewis Robessart, Kt. afterwards Lord Bourchier.

Comme son Frere, No. 12.

135. The Heer, or Sir Henry Van Clux, a German Lord, Captain of Crewly in Normandy, 7 Hen. V.

Quarterly per fess embatteled Gules and Argent, in the second and third a branch of a Tree in bend, with four folages bend, couped at both ends, sable rather Vert.