John Anstis FSA (17 November 1708 – 5 December 1754) was an officer of arms at the College of Arms in London. Anstis was born in St Clement Danes, Westminster...

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to John the younger. Anstis died on 4 March 1744 at Mortlake, Surrey. He was buried at Duloe in Cornwall on 23 March according to his wishes. Anstis was...

Statutes of the Order of the Bath. 1725–1754 John Anstis, younger 1755–1757 Sackville Fox 1757–1792 John Suffield Brown 1792–1831 Sir George Nayler 1831–1857...

although a portion has since been acquired by the College of Arms. John Anstis, his successor as Garter, described St George as "a timorous animal,...

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Garter Principal King of Arms, Sir John Anstis arranged for Leake to be made an esquire to one of the knights. Anstis had met Leake while working with his...

his leg. Strike is in fact responsible for saving Anstis's life during that incident, for which Anstis is always aware and grateful, even though their professional...

of them could be taken fit to exhibit to the reader's satisfaction". John Anstis (1669-1744) reported that only the images of the king and three knights...

Rolls under C76/100 membrane 15, also at TNA Anstis 1742, vol. 2, p. 322 (note k for the quote) Anstis 1742, vol. 2, p. 322 Begent 1995, p. 134 Begent...