Sir Augustine Pettus, Kt.

Baptized at St Simon and St Jude's, Norwich, July 16, 1582.

Died before his father.

Sir Augustine Pettus, of Rackhead in Norfolk, was the son of Sir John Pettus of Norwich, and Bridget, daughter and coheir of Augustin Curtys of Lincolnshire. Matriculating as Fellow Commoner of St John’s College, Cambridge at Easter 1598, he was admitted to Gray’s Inn 24 November 1606. He was knighted 5 December 1611 and created B.A. on Prince Charles’s visit to Cambridge in 1613. He married firstly Mary, daughter of Henry Violett of King’s Lynn, and secondly Abigail, daughter of Sir Arthur Heveningham of Norfolk.

Stamp: Title: Pettus, Augustine, Sir (1582 - 1613) (Stamp 1) Arms: Quarterly 1 & 4. A fess between three annulets (Pettus) 2 & 3. Paly of six a fess checky (Curtys [Courtoys]%29 Dimensions (height x width): 68mm x 55mm Quarterings: 1 & 4. A fess between three annulets (Pettus) 2 & 3. Paly of six a fess checky (Curtys [Courtoys]) Heraldic Charges: annulets (3), Heraldic Charges: fess, Heraldic Charges: fess between, Heraldic Charges: paly (6) Source: library of Toronto

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