<p>Heraldic achievement of Denys Rolle (1614-1638), detail from his monument in the Rolle Mausoleum, Bicton, Devon. Quarterings as follows: (See: Harding,Lt.-Col. William, An Account of the Ecclesiastical Edifices of Exeter, published in Exeter Diocesan Architectural Association Transactions, 1851–1853 and 1863, pp. 276–279, p.278)
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<ul><li>1:Rolle</li>
<li>2:Dennis, Rolle heiress, heiress of the manor of Bicton</li>
<li>3:Dabernon of the manor of Bradford, Devon, Dennis heiress.</li>
<li>4:Giffard of Halsbury in the parish of Parkham, Dabernon heiress</li>
<li>5:Brewer, heiress of Giffard (given erroneously by Harding as "Stapledon")</li>
<li>6:Bockerell</li>
<li>7:Cristenstowe</li>
<li>8:Gobodesley</li>
<li>9:Chiderleigh</li>
<li>10:Donne (or Dunne)</li></ul>
Quarterings 2-10 with the addition of Godolphin as the final quartering are visible on the much worn low-relief  sculpted escutcheon over the main entrance to the Livery Dole Almshouses, Heavitree, Exeter, erected by the Denys family in the 16th century.
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Artwork 1638; photo of 2-dimensional surface painting 2010
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