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Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

A Grade I Listed Building in Fowey, Cornwall

St Fimbarrus: coat of arms surmounting the Rashleigh monument; primarily relating to Jonathan, d.1675, his wives & immediate descendants

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Rashleigh: a cross or between in the dexter chief quarter a Cornish chough argent, in the sinister chief a text T and in the base two crescents argent

Lanyon: gules a square castle with a tower at each corner or

Bonython: azure a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable

Bassett: barry wavy of six or & gules

Harris: sable three crescents argent

Courtenay: or three roundels gules

Pollexfen: quarterly argent & azure, in the 1 & 4 quarter a lion rampant gules

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on 21 June 2026

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Building ID: 101327314
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