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Hatchment, Wymondham Abbey, Hundred of Forehoe, Norfolk. For father or earlier ancestor of Jeremiah Burroughes (d.1759/67), whose own arms quartered Vincent. Arms:

  • Central shield: Argent, two chevrons between three chaplets vert (Burroughes) impaling Azure, three quatrefoils argent (Vincent, second wife); the dexter (baron) half black, denoting death of husband.
  • Dexter shield (first wife): Burroughes impaling: Gules, on a cross argent five mullets pierced sable (Randall); dexter and sinister background black.
  • Sinister shield (second wife): As central shield, with dexter (baron) half black.
(Source:Farrer, Edmund, The church heraldry of Norfolk: a description of all coats of arms on brasses, monuments, slabs, hatchments, &c., now to be found in the county. llustrated. With references to Blomefield's History of Norfolk and Burke's Armory. Together with notes from the inscriptions attached, Vol.I, Norwich, 1889, p.295, item XXII1 [1]]) Note on descendants: "Randall Burroughes' journal, dating back to 1794, is by a Norfolk farmer who explains in detail the expansive production methods he experimented with on his farm at Burfield Hall in Wymondham. What singles Burroughes out from other yeoman farmers is that he found time to write a detailed journal of his daily activities on his farm and his scientific and obsessive approach to farming helps us to understand the origins of the agricultural revolution. The journal is also living proof that a scientific approach to farming wasn't just co-ordinated by wealthy aristocrats. This unique diary is in the care of the Norfolk Record Office in Norwich". (Source: [2]). See also hatchments of Burroughes family in St Mary's Church, Long Stratton/Stratton St Mary, Hundred of Depwade, Norfolk.
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