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family there mentioned are described. A. Ainsworth , Page 463. Albany , 66. Aldeburgh , 410. Aldon , 495. Allanson , 323. Alsop , 323. Ambler , 31. Amcotts , 495. (Q). Apharry , 410. Armytage , 378. Ascough ,
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Vert a falcon rising of the field. 8. G. three crescents Erm. a border engrailed of the second borne by Aldon. George Wilmer, of Stratford-Bow, was son of George Wilmer by Susanna, daughter and coheir of Marmaduke Thwenge, of Yorkshire;
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on his own discovery, 70 l ., for debts and chattels value 1,400 l . 6 51 Henry Baugh, Lower Aldon, Co. Salop. Vol. G No. or p. P.E. 216 271 R. 216 267 28 April 1649. Compounds for delinquency
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to John Benson, parson of Richardes Castell), Hauford 9, Dynynchop 9, Cleyfelton and Whitbach 8, Burwey (Thos. Hopton, gent.) 2, Aldon 14 (among them servants of Mr. Vernon and John Baugh), Bromfyld 23, Church Stretton [and ] Stretton le Atle
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Penshurst, Offham, Eicham alias Ightham, Litell Wroteham, Halsted, Donyngton, Lullyngston, Brampton, Chepsted, Ifeld, Parva Orpyngton, Aynesford, Frenyngham, Horton, Kirkeby, Heyver, Aldon, Fotiscrey, Northflete, Maydeston and Knoll, Kent (except the advowsons of the churches and vicarages of Chevenyng and Wrotham); which
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