MALEHERBE

The descendants of this knight were seated at Fenyton in the county of Devon, as early as the reign of Henry II., and continued there for thirteen generations, when the heiress married Ferrers, and afterwards Kirkham. The arms of the Malherbes were, 'or a chev. gu. between three nettle leaves erect ppr.', referential to the family name.

--(This name appears on the Battle Abbey Roll).