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English: Arms of Killigrew of Cornwall: Argent, an eagle with two heads displayed sable a bordure of the second bezantee. detail from Mural monument to Edmond Yeo (d.1636) of (Hawkridge?), Chittlehampton, Devon, erected by his widow Elizabeth Killigrew. St Hieritha's Church, Chittlehampton, east wall of south transept. Inscribed: "To the memorie of Edmond Yeo of North Petherwin, Esqr., who was borne and departed this life in this parish An(n)o D(omi)ni 1636 commending his godly loving wife of the noble family of the Kelligrews in Cornwall w(i)th two sonns and foure daughters living to God the Father of ye fatherles(s) defendor of ye cause of ye widow(s). Praemisimus non amisimus" (i.e. we have sent him ahead, we have not sent him away). Above is a shield showing the arms of Yeo (Argent, a chevron sable between three ducks azure) impaling Killigrew (Argent, an eagle with two heads displayed sable a bordure of the second bezantee), inscribed underneath on the frame: "Edmond Yeo" (under the dexter side) "Eliz. Killigrew" (under the sinister side). On the sides of the frame is inscribed in Latin: left side: Leon: Yeo ducens uxorem ("Leonard Yeo taking as his wife..."), right side: filiam et haeredem Stapletoni ("the daughter and heir of Stapleton"). [His wife was Gertrude Stapleton, daughter and heiress of George Stapleton of Rempstone, Nottinghamshire, and widow of Baldwin Acland (d.1572) of Hawkridge, Chittlehampton] At the bottom is a shield displaying Killigrew alone, around which is inscribed in Latin: Elizabetha vidua relicta hoc monument(um) maerens posuit ("Elizabeth, widow left behind, placed this monument, sorrowing")