File:Lupton family crest.jpg

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English: Crest of Lupton family.
Date circa 1540
Source Book - "The Next Generation: A Sequel to The Lupton Family in Leeds (1965)", written in 2001 by Francis Lupton (Dr Francis G. H. Lupton OBE (1921–2006). Arms of Dr Roger Lupton died 1540
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