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‘Quarterly gules and in the first and fourth quarters a cross potent argent’. This is the description of the Crosse family's coat of arms, who lived in Wigan, Liverpool and Lathom in the thirteenth to sixteenth centuries, from whom I descend. Heraldry enjoys its own peculiar and arcane language, for which translation is called:
‘Gules’ means red.
'Argent’ means silver.
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