Grandfather Of 2Nd Sir Thomas PAINE

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sir Thomas Paine, knight, of Market Bosworth was born about 1400, and held a Crest, which according to the rules governing such matters, indicated he was a descendant of Sir Hugh. He married Margaret Poultney, daughter of William Poultney, who was Earl of Bath. Sir Thomas's manor was extended into Essex, Norfolkshire and Suffolkshire. He had sons, Robert, William and Edmund, who were named for the King and his son and his father. [http://members.aol.com/CissieP/stuff.html]

COAT OF ARMS

Azure, a bend, raguly, between six estoiles, or. In grass vert, an otter
proper, in the mouth a fish.

Motto, Duce Natura Sequor (I follow nature, the leader)

Interpretation
ARMS:Defined as hereditary marks of honor regularly composed of figures
granted and authorized by sovereigns for distinguishing, differentiating
and illustrating persons, families and communities. "The artist is permitted many liberties, hence the slight difference in coat of arms of same family name."
BEND:Divides shield into two parts.
RAGULY:Notched in regular, oblique breaks, emblematic of difficulties encountered.
BLUE: Loyalty and Truth
GOLD:Generosity and elevation of mind
COTISED:A diminutive of the Chevron. No distinctive meaning, but added to lend variety
OTTER:Nothing mentioned, but in old illustrations animals appear similar (Beavers and Otters).
BEAVER:Industrious and patient.
CHEVRON: Likened unto the roof of a house, emblematic of one who protects the defenseless, or builds fortresses or churches for his contry.
STAR:Means that this branch of the family descends from the third son of the man granted the coat.
(Research by Dorothy Paine Brayton)

Thomas married Margaret PULTENEY before 1434. Margaret (daughter of William POULTNEY) was born about 1420 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England; died in Unknown in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sir Thomas's manor was extended into Essex, Norfolkshire and
Suffolkshire. He had sons, Robert, William and Edmund, who were named for
the King and his son and his father.

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Notes:

Sir Thomas's manor was extended into Essex, Norfolkshire and
Suffolkshire. He had sons, Robert, William and Edmund, who were named for
the King and his son and his father.

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Notes:

Sir Thomas's manor was extended into Essex, Norfolkshire and
Suffolkshire. He had sons, Robert, William and Edmund, who were named for
the King and his son and his father. Edmund, the youngest, was alive in
1540, and undoubtedly lived at Market Bosworth. He married Elisabeth,
daughter of Robert Walton of Leistershire. His son, and heir, William, a
grandson of Sir Thomas, removed to Suffolk, and took up his residence at
Hengrave, carrying with him his father's coat of arms, which became known
as the "Paine of Hengrave arms".

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Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]