. America heraldica : une compilation de armoiries, de crêtes et de motos de familles américaines éminentes installées dans ce pays avant 1800 . 104, log.Austins Rhode Island Genealogical Dictionary, 1886.Newport, R. I., Historical Magazine, 1883, 195.Orcutts History of Stratford, CT Sir Bernard Burke : l'Armory général d'Angleterre, etc., 1884. LEnbicott John Endicott est arrivé au Massachusetts en 1628 avec une commission comme gouverneur de la thécolonie. Il a posé la fondation de Salem la même année. Les armes que nous donnons sont gravessous un vieux protrait de cet éminent colonel et homme d'État. Il a toujours

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. America heraldica : a compilation of coats of arms, crests and mottoes of prominent American families settled in this country before 1800 . 104, log.Austins Rhode Island Genealogical Dictionary, 1886.Newport, R. I., Historical Magazine, 1883, 195.Orcutts History of Stratford, Ct. Sir Bernard Burke : The General Armory of England, etc., 1884. lEnbicott John Endicott came over to Massachusetts in1628 with a commission as Governor of thecolony. He laid the foundation of Salem onthe same year. The arms we give are engravedunder an old protrait of this eminent colonistand statesman. It has always been a matter of disputewhether Conant, Endicott, or Winthrop, is tobe called the First Governor of Massachusetts. The English origin of John Endicott is not AMERICA HERALDICA III known with any degree of certainty, and thearms we give are found in no English work onheraldry. A lions head, erased: S. G. Drake : The History and Antiquities of Boston, 1856.Heraldic Journal, I., 67. Jacob B. Moore : Memoirs of American Governors, 184.6.New England Historical and Genealogical Regis-ter, I., 263.Dunstables Massachusetts Bi-Centenary, 18^5.. (5olb The arms we give were borne by MajorNathan Gold, who came from St. Edmonds-bury, South of England, during the reign ofKing Charles II., and who was amongst thosewho obtained the famous Charter of Connect-icut. We remark that these same arms are given byBurke, as impaled by St. John, on a monumentfor his wife Mary, daughter of Sir NathanGold [notice the coincidence of names], knt, inLenthorp Church, England. Arms : Or, on a chevron, between three roses, azure, three pineapples [sometimes ~^ thistles], slipped of the first.

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