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Zouche of Harringworth — parent arms of the Ansty cadet

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England; Northamptonshire and medieval English peerage

Zouche of Harringworth — parent arms of the Ansty cadet

Family / house
Zouche of Harringworth; la Zouche; Zouche of Ashby and North Molton
Family / cadet branch
Harringworth, Northamptonshire
Armiger / bearer
The Zouche family of Harringworth, including William la Zouche, 1st Baron Zouche of Harringworth
Entity type
family
Social rank / class
peer
Heraldic authority
Medieval rolls and later heraldic compilations
Record basis
ancient_usage
Issued / first recorded
13th century
Until / superseded
present as an armorial historical identity
Historical period
Medieval to early modern England
Blazon
Gules, ten bezants, four, three, two and one, a canton Ermine.
Plain-English description
A red shield covered with ten gold roundels in descending rows of four, three, two and one, with an ermine canton.
Tinctures
Gules; Or; Argent; Sable
Charges / ordinaries
ten bezants; canton Ermine
Difference / variant
The Harringworth line's ermine canton is a cadet distinction from the bezanty arms associated with the senior Zouche lines of Ashby and North Molton. Later baronial achievements and modern reconstructions may show different quarterings or heraldic ornaments.
Source reference
Cracroft's Peerage, Zouche of Haryngworth

Genealogical context

Father
Eudo la Zouche
Mother
Millicent de Cantilupe
Spouse(s)
Maud Lovel; Joan Leybourne
Children / next generation
Eudo la Zouche, ancestor of the later Harringworth succession

Documented depiction

Open depiction source

Notes / sources

This parent record should be linked to Francis Zouche of Ansty, but not duplicated as a second personal record for Francis.