No.10 "Azure a chevron Or with three estorils of six points gules between three fleur de lys argent (a baronet's badge in centre chief) impaling a sable chevron ermine between three fer-de-molines Or". (Sheppard impaling Turner). Thomas Cotton Sheppard was born on 3rd March 1785 and took the name of Cotton before Sheppard on 3rd April 1806. He was created a baronet in 1809 and died in 1848. During his life he married the daughter of the Reverend Edward Turner A.M., a prebendary of Lincoln Cathedral and Vicar of Wragby. The family of Sheppard can be traced to at least 1634 when during the visitation of the County of Oxford William Shippard of Rolbright had the family arms confirmed.