[CT] Aubrey gives in trick the coat:--'<argent>, a cross couped and
voided <sable> [Wodenote].' Anthony Wood refers to his own 'Fasti
1619,' where he occurs among the Cambridge M.A.s incorporated at Oxford.
Theophilus Wodenote was of Eton, and King's Coll. Camb., B.D. Oxford
1623, and D.D. 1630; and rector of Linkinhorne, Cornwall, in 1615.
[CU] Thomas Wodenote, Fellow of King's Coll. Camb.; rector of
Linkinhorne, 1583.
=Theophilus Wodenote= (junior) (1625-16--).
[1271]Theophilus Wodenoth, pater, natus Lankenkorn neer Lanceston in
com. Cornub., Oct. 6, 1625, 6ʰ A.M., he thinkes on a Thursday. Now
rector of Blandford St Mary's in com. Dorset.
Charles, filius Theophili, Wodenoth natus Blandfordiae, Dorset, Feb.
17, 1660, die Solis[1272] circa 6ʰ A.M.
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