[CR] In MS. Aubr. 8, fol. 80ᵛ, Aubrey drew the coat:--'argent, a
chevron vert powdered with ermine spots of the first between 3
martletts sable,' but crossed it out with the note 'false.' On fol.
81 he gives a coat, as carved on the monument there described:--'or,
a lion rampart within a bordure engrailed sable, a crescent for
difference; impaling, gules, a fess verry between 3 (pheasants, I
thinke) or'; and adds 'the lord Wells tempore <Henr. VII> gave this
coate.'
=Sir George Wharton= (1617-1681).
[1224]Sir George Wharton, baronet, treasurer and paymaster to the
office of his majestie's Ordinance, dyed at his howse at Enfield, 12th
of August 1681, and lyes buryed in the Tower chapell, 25 of August
following.
_Note._