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[edit]DescriptionGeorge Abbot's Hospital Door - Detail - geograph.org.uk - 402902.jpg |
English: George Abbot's Hospital Door - Detail. Coat-of-Arms on the ancient wooden door leading from Guildford High Street to the quadrangle of the almshouses. George Abbot, urban benefactor, went on to become Archbishop of Canterbury. Coat of arms of George Abbot (1562–1633), Archbishop of Canterbury: Arms of See of Canterbury impaling Abbot of Guildford: Gules, a chevron between three pears pendent stalked/slipped or (Abbot) (Burke, Sir Bernard, The General Armory, London, 1884, p.1 "Abbot, Lord Mayor of London 1638"). This is the family of Abbot of Guildford, Surrey, sons of Maurice Abbot, a clothworker of Guildford in Surrey, who lived in that city in a cottage, the birthplace of the archbishop, ‘by the river’s side, near to the bridge on the north side in St. Nicolas’ parish). Maurice Abbot's five sons included the following three prominent men, who all bore these arms, presumably inherited from a common source, namely the paternal line "Abbot of Guildford":
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Author | Colin Smith |
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