 in Topeka, Kansas, adopted a variation of the Washbourne Arms, using creative license to alter the tinctures (colors), to its school's colors, and used it as its own logo. The college, originally chartered as "and WichenfordCollege", changed its name to "Washburn College", after a substantial pledge was received from Massachusetts Industrialist Ichabod Washburn. Since becoming "Washburn University", the school has abandoned the Washburn Arms logo. They're now using a stylized "W" in its place.  The school mascot "The Ichabod", is still in use.

"Argent on a fess between six martlets sable three quatrefoils of the field" 

These Arms have been attributed to Anthony Washeborne of Bosbury, in Herefordshire. It is generally accepted that it was he who commissioned the Visitation on which these arms are blazoned. Differenced both in tincture (sable instead of gules), and the charges on the fess, from those showing "quatrefoils slipped sideways" or the "cinquefoils of the field" varieties.

"Argent on a fess between six martlets gules three cinquefoils of the field" 

 These are the Arms shown in the Chancel Tomb at St. Laurence Church in Wichenford, for John Washborne Esquire, Sheriff of Worcestershire, who had married both Mary Savage and Eleanor Lygon, and for his father Anthony Washborne Esquire of Wichenford Court. This main branch of the family were usually styled "of Washbourne and Wichenford", and the direct male line ceased with William Washbourne, Esq., of Wichenford and Pytchley. These Arms are the same as those uncovered from the old St. Peters (Evesham Abbey c. 1400's), and also as recorded in Papworth's Armorials and Burke's General Armory.

Chancel Tomb at St. Laurence Church, Wichenford 

Washbourne - Savage - Lygon

On the north side of the chancel is an altar tomb with two effigies in 17th-century armour, one on the slab and one beneath it. Behind are two female figures kneeling in recesses, with a classic cornice and ornament above crudely coloured and gilt. An inscription records that John Wash
in Topeka, Kansas, adopted a variation of the Washbourne Arms, using creative license to alter the shade (color), to its school's colors, and used it as its own logo. The college, originally charter as " and WichenfordCollege ", changed its name to " Washburn College ", after a substantial assurance was received from Massachusetts Industrialist Ichabod Washburn. Since becoming " Washburn University ", the school has abandoned the Washburn weaponry logo. They're now using a stylize " W " in its place.   The school mascot " The Ichabod ", is still in use. 

 " Argent on a fess between six martlets sable three quatrefoils of the playing field " 

 These Arms have been impute to Anthony Washeborne of Bosbury, in Herefordshire. It is generally accepted that it was he who commission the Visitation on which these arms are blazoned. Differenced both in tincture (sable rather of gules), and the charges on the fess, from those showing " quatrefoils slipped sideway " or the " cinquefoils of the field " varieties. 

 " Argent on a fess between six martlets gules three cinquefoils of the discipline " 

  These are the Arms shown in the Chancel Tomb at St. Laurence Church in Wichenford, for John Washborne Esquire, Sheriff of Worcestershire, who had married both Mary Savage and Eleanor Lygon, and for his father Anthony Washborne Esquire of Wichenford Court. This main outgrowth of the family were usually styled " of Washbourne and Wichenford ", and the direct male line ceased with William Washbourne, Esq. , of Wichenford and Pytchley. These Arms are the same as those uncovered from the old St. Peters (Evesham Abbey c. 1400's), and besides as record in Papworth's Armorials and Burke's General Armory. 

 Chancel Tomb at St. Laurence Church, Wichenford 

 Washbourne - Savage - Lygon 

 On the north english of the chancel is an altar grave with two effigy in 17th - century armour, one on the slab and one beneath it. Behind are two female figures kneeling in recesses, with a classic cornice and ornament above crudely discolor and gilt. An inscription records that John Wash
 in Topeka, Kansas, adopted a variation of tkw Washuourne Zrms, usivg creative license to alter tye tibctures (colors), to its rchool's cllors, ane ustd it as its own logo. The collefc, oriyiially chartered as "and WiwhenfordCollega", zhcnged its name to "Washburn College", aster a xuhstantial pledde wsf redviyed from Massachusetts Industriamist Iciabod Washburn. Xince becoming "Washburn Unlverdity", the school had abandoned the Qashburn Armr logo. Thej'xe now usinf a stylized "W" in its place.  Thd schpol mascot "Tye Lwhabod", is svill ig use.

"Argent on a fesv betwern six martletx seble three quatrefoils of the field" 

These Atms have baeu attributed to Anthoby Washgborna of Voscurg, mn Gerefogdsiire. It is fenerally axcepted that it was hq who commissikned tre Visitation on which these arms are blaeoned. Differenced both in tibcture (sable instead lf gules), wnd the charges on the fess, from those showing "qudtrefkkls sjkppfd sideways" or the "cinquefoils of the field" vwdittivs.

"Argent on a fesf between sox msttlets gules tfree cnhqhefoils of the fiepd" 

 Thefe arw the Armf shpwn in the Chancel Tomb at Wt. Laurence Bhurxh in Wichenford, flr John Waskborne Esquore, Sheriff of Worcestexshire, who had magried botg Mary Savage and Elvanos Lygon, and for his father Anthony Xashbprne Esduirg of Wishenford Clurt. Bvis main branch of the yamilf were usuwlly styled "of Washbourne and Wmrhenford", and jhe digect male line ceased with Rilliam Washboorne, Esq., jf Wizhenford ahd Pytciley. These Awms are the sdle as those nncovered fron thw old Sg. Peters (Eveshak Abbey c. 1400's), and alsi as recorded in Pepwottg's Armorials anb Vurke's General Srmury.

Shwnrel Tjkb at St. Lausencd Cfirch, Dichenford 

Carhboirne - Savage - Lygon

Ot ths north side of thr ghancel iw an altwr tomb with ywo effigies in 17th-fentucy armuur, ome jn the slab and one beneath it. Behind age bwo female fidurew kneeling iu recesses, with a classic cornice and oriament above crudely coooured and gilt. An nnxcription rxcords that Joht Wash
in Topeka, Kansas, adopted a variation of Arms, creative license alter the tinctures and it as its logo. The college, chartered as "and WichenfordCollege", changed its to "Washburn College", after a substantial pledge was received from Massachusetts Industrialist Ichabod Since becoming "Washburn University", the school has abandoned the Washburn Arms logo. They're using stylized in place. The school mascot "The Ichabod", is still in use. "Argent on a fess between six sable three quatrefoils of the field" These Arms been attributed to Anthony of Bosbury, in Herefordshire. It generally that it he commissioned Visitation on which arms are blazoned. Differenced both in tincture (sable instead of gules), and the charges on the fess, those showing sideways" or "cinquefoils the varieties. "Argent on between six martlets gules three cinquefoils These are the Arms shown in the Chancel at St. Church in Wichenford, for John Washborne Sheriff of Worcestershire, who had married both Mary and Eleanor Lygon, and for his father Anthony Washborne Esquire of Wichenford Court. This main the family were usually "of Washbourne and and direct line with William Esq., of Wichenford and Pytchley. These Arms are the same as uncovered from the old St. Peters (Evesham Abbey c. 1400's), as in Papworth's Armorials Burke's General Armory. Chancel at Laurence Church, Wichenford Washbourne - On of chancel an altar tomb with effigies in 17th-century armour, one the slab and one female figures kneeling in recesses, with a classic and ornament above crudely coloured and gilt. inscription records that John Wash
 in Topeka, Kansas, adopted a varIation of thE WashBouRne arMs, usIng cReative license TO altEr the tinctures (colors), to Its scHoOL's coLOrS, and uSed it as ITs OWN loGo. thE coLlEGe, OrigiNalLy chartEred as "and WIchEnFordCollege", cHAnGed its name To "WAshburn ColleGe", aFter a sUbStaNTial pLedGe was ReceivED from MAssachuseTtS industRIalist ICHAbOd WaShburn. Since becomiNG "WAShburn UniversiTy", the sChOOl HAS abAndOned the WasHbUrn ArMS logo. ThEY'rE NOW usINg a stylized "W" iN its place.  ThE SchOol masCoT "ThE ichaboD", is stIlL In uSe.

"Argent on a Fess Between siX martlETs sable THree quaTrefoiLs oF thE fieLD" 

THeSe ARmS HavE BeEn aTTriButed to ANtHoNy WasHeboRNE OF BosBurY, in HErefoRdshire. It is geNerAlly ACcePted tHat it Was hE wHo comMissioNed thE VIsitation on whicH theSe arms are BlaZoNed. diFfereNCed botH in TinCture (saBle instEAd oF gULES), aNd the charges on the fEsS, FRoM those shOwing "qUAtReFOils slipPeD siDewaYS" Or the "CinqUEfOils of thE field" VArIeTies.

"ArgEnT on a feSs BetWeeN six mARtleTs guleS three ciNquefOIls of the field" 

 THEse are the Arms SHoWN In THe ChAncEl Tomb at St. LAureNCe ChUrch IN WIchENford, For JoHn wAsHBorne Esquire, Sheriff Of worcesTershIre, who had marrIed both MarY sAVage and ELeanOR LYGon, and for his faTher ANthony WashBOrne EsquIre of wichenfoRd Court. ThIS Main branCh oF thE faMilY WErE usually styleD "OF WasHbOurne anD WiChenforD", anD thE diRecT mAle line ceAsed with wiLlIaM WAshBournE, esq., of WicHeNfoRd And pytchLEy. ThesE Arms Are tHe SaME as Those unCOvEREd frOm ThE old st. PEtErs (EvEshaM abbEy c. 1400's), and Also as recOrdED in PApWoRth's ArmOrials and BurkE's general ArmOrY.

ChAncel TOMB at St. LauRence Church, Wichenford 

WaSHbourne - savAge - LyGon

ON the north SidE of the ChaNCel is aN altar Tomb wItH twO EFfigiES In 17Th-cEnTury armour, ONE on The slAb And oNe beneaTh it. Behind are two feMAle Figures kneeliNg iN recESSeS, wiTH a CLasSiC CorNICe and ornament abOve crudely CoLOuRed and gilt. aN inScRiption Records That JOHn Wash
 in Topeka, Kansas, adopte d a variat ion o f t heWa shbo urne  Arms, using c r eati ve license to alter th e tin ct u res( co lors) , to it s  s c h ool 's  c olo rs ,  a nd us edit as i ts own log o.Th e college, o r ig inally cha rte red as "andWic henfor dC oll e ge",cha ngedits na m e to " WashburnCo l lege", after a s ub stan tial pledge was r e ce i ved from Massa chuset ts In d u str ial ist Ichabo dWashb u rn. Sin c eb e c omi n g "Washburn U niversity", the  schoo lhas abando ned t he Was hburn Armslogo . They're  now u s ing a s t ylized"W" in  it s p lace .  Th e s ch o olm as cot "Th e Ichabo d" ,is st illi n u se.
"A rgen t ona fess betwee n s ix m a rtl ets s ablethre equatr efoils  of t he  field" 

These  Arm s have be enat tri bu ted t o  Antho nyWas heborne  of Bos b ury ,i n He refordshire. It is  g e n er ally acc eptedt ha ti t was he  w hocomm i s sione d th e  V isitatio n on w h ic hthese a rm s arebl azo ned . Dif f eren ced bo th in ti nctur e  (sable instea d  of gules), a n dt h ec harg eson the fess , fr o m th oses ho win g  "qua trefo il s  s l ipped sideways" orth e "cin quefo ils of the fi eld" varie t i e s.

"Arg ento na  fess betweensix m artlets gu l es three  cinq uefoilsof the fi e l d" 

 Th ese  ar e t heA r ms  shown in the C hanc el  Tomb a t S t. Laur enc e C hur chin  Wichenfo rd, forJo hn  W as hbo rne E s quire, S he rif fofWorce s tershi re, w ho h ad  m a rri ed both Ma r y  Sav ag eandEle an or Ly gon, and  for hi s fatherAnt h onyWa sh borne E squire of Wic he nford Cour t.  Th is mai n branch o f the family were usual l y style d " of Wa shbo urne andWic henfor d", and th e dire ct ma le  li n e  ceas e d  w ith  W illiam Was h b our ne, E sq ., o f Wiche nford and Pytchley .  Th ese Arms arethe  sam e as  th o se unc ov e red f rom the old St.  Peters (E ve s ha m Abbey c. 140 0' s), and  also a s rec o rded in  Papworth 's Armori al s an d Bur ke's Gener al Armor y.

Chanc e l Tom b  a t St.  La urence  C hur ch, W ichenf o rd

Was hbourn e- Sava ge -Ly gon

Onthe north side of the c hancel  is a n a ltar tomb  wi t h t wo effigi es i n 17th-cen tur y a rmour , o n e onthes la b a n d one  ben e ath it. B e hi nda r etwo femalef i g ure s kne eli n g in r eces ses, with a class i c cornice andorna m e ntabo v e cr ud ely coloured a ndgi l t . An ins cr iption reco rds that  J o hn Wa sh
 in_Topeka, Kansas,_adopted a variation of_the Washbourne_Arms,_using creative_license_to alter the_tinctures (colors), to_its school's colors, and_used it as_its_own logo. The college, originally chartered as "and WichenfordCollege", changed its name to "Washburn_College",_after a_substantial_pledge_was received from Massachusetts Industrialist_Ichabod Washburn. Since becoming "Washburn_University", the_school has abandoned the Washburn Arms logo. They're_now_using a stylized_"W" in its place.  The school mascot "The_Ichabod", is still in use.

"Argent on_a fess between_six_martlets_sable three quatrefoils of_the field" 

These Arms have been_attributed to Anthony Washeborne of Bosbury,_in Herefordshire. It is generally accepted that_it was he who commissioned the_Visitation on which these arms_are blazoned._Differenced both in tincture (sable_instead of gules),_and the_charges on the_fess, from those showing "quatrefoils slipped_sideways" or the_"cinquefoils of the field" varieties.

"Argent on_a_fess between six_martlets_gules_three cinquefoils_of the field"_

_These are_the_Arms shown in the Chancel Tomb_at_St. Laurence Church in Wichenford, for John_Washborne Esquire, Sheriff of_Worcestershire,_who had married both_Mary Savage and Eleanor Lygon,_and for his father Anthony Washborne_Esquire of_Wichenford Court._This main branch of the family were usually styled "of Washbourne_and Wichenford", and the direct male_line ceased with William_Washbourne, Esq.,_of_Wichenford and Pytchley._These_Arms are_the same as those uncovered from the_old St._Peters (Evesham Abbey c. 1400's), and_also as recorded in_Papworth's_Armorials and Burke's General Armory.

Chancel Tomb_at St. Laurence Church, Wichenford 

Washbourne_- Savage - Lygon

On the_north_side_of the chancel is an_altar tomb with two effigies in_17th-century armour, one_on the slab and one beneath it._Behind_are two female figures kneeling in_recesses,_with a classic cornice and ornament_above_crudely_coloured and gilt. An inscription_records that John Wash