BARNSTON OF CHURTON, IN THE PARISH OF FARNDON.

[Illustration] The descent of this family is not proved beyond

Robert Barnston, of Churton, in the third year of Richard II. But

Hugh de Barnston was lord of a moiety of Barnston in the

twenty-first of Edward I. The pedigree was confirmed in the

Visitations of 1613 and 1663-4.

See Ormerod, ii. 408.

ARMS.--_Azure, a fess indented ermine between six cross-crosslets

fitchée or_. Thomas de Bernaston bore this coat, except that the

crosses were argent. See the Roll of Arms of the Reign of Edward

III.

Present Representative, Roger Barnston, Esq.

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