File:Grindal Arms.svg

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English: Arms of Grindal of Cumbria: Quarterly or and azure, a cross quarterly ermine and of the first between four doves counterchanged
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Source Own work - Created using Adobe Illustrator software to represent the textual description of the arms in The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 12. The Archbishops: William Warham to Edmund Grindal by W Bristow (1801)
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Arms of Grindal (Edmund Grindal) of Cumbria

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