The Coggeshall Family Crest
The arms we give are taken from a seal affixed to a letter written by John Coggeshall, Secretary of the Colony of Rhode Island (1677). He was the first President of that colony under the patent (1647-48), and filled several offices of honor and trust. The Coggeshalls oj Milton and Bengali, Co. Suffolk, England, whose arms he bore, were descendants of a younger brother of Sir John de Coggeshall, of the Manor of Codham, Wethersfield, Co. Essex, knighted by Edward the Black Prince in 1337. The common ancestor, Sir Thomas de Coggeshall, held the Manor of Little Coggeshall Hall, Co. Essex, in the reign of King Stephen.
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