Lady Alice Tempest

Alice de Wadyngton, daughter of Walter de Wadyngton 1257 of
Waddington, md. Sir Roger Tempest, living 1286.
See Dods. MS., Vol. 88, p. 31. In Bracewell Church, Tempest
impaling" Argent a chevron between 3 martlets gules (Waddington)."

See also Beckwith's Collections Vol. 2, p. 135. Roger Tempest,
grandson of Richard· Tempest, see Lord of Bracewell, by marriage
with Alice, daughter and heiress of Walter de Wadyngton, was also
Lord of the Manor of Waddington, in right of his wife.

In the North choir (east) of an old craven Church Window a
man in armour, on his surcoat the Tempest Arms. Opposite a
Lady kneeling ; on her breast Tempest impaling A. a chevron
between 3 martlets, sable, for Waddington. On the south side of
the body of the church, 3d window, an executcheon on the wall. .
• . . • . 6th Waddington, as before.
Descended from Walter de Wadintone I I 87 and Goda Wadintone.

(dates may be age of maturity)