Generation 10 · lancaster · 11 of 60 · Holds the 1313 writ
John Tuchet
4th Baron Audley
Son · husband · father of this house
Helm or circlet of rank
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Abeyance terminated 1408
In 1408 the Crown terminated the 1391 abeyance in favour of John Tuchet, grandson of Joan Audley. The barony wakes under a new surname.
From this generation the arms are marshalled quarterly: 1st and 4th ermine a chevron gules (Tuchet); 2nd and 3rd gules a fret or (Audley). The lattice is not discarded. It is quartered — proof that the dignity is the Audley writ, carried in Tuchet blood.
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Lancastrian plate and a jupon quarterly of Tuchet ermine-a-chevron-gules and Audley gold-fret. The coat of arms becomes a political argument.
Weapons · animals · lands
Sword, pollaxe of the early fifteenth century.
Warhorse with quarterly caparison.
- Heighley through his grandmother Joan Audley