Arms of Templer impaling Parlby, sculpted in relief on marble chimneypiece in entrance hall of Stover House, Teigngrace, Devon. representing marriage of James I Templer (1722–1782) to Mary Parlby (d.1784). Arms: "On a mount in base vert the perspective of an antique temple argent of three stories, each embattled; from the second battlement two steeples, sic and from the top, one, each ending in a cross sable sic on the pinnacle; in the first quarter an eagle displayed; in the second a stag trippant regardant or" (Templer) impaling: "Argent, a parrot vert" (Parlby, not recognised by College of Arms in London). Crest: "A mount vert thereon a holy lamb argent in the dexter foot a pennon of the second charged with a cross of St George the streamers wavy azure and gules the staff or under an oak tree proper fructed or" (Templer).Templer arms see also letter to Stover school from College of Arms (Chester Herald) dated 23 November 2004