page_title: Thomas Parlby
hierarchical_section_title: Thomas Parlby
caption_attribution_description: English: Arms of Thomas Parlby (1727–1802) Stone Hall, Stonehouse, in Plymouth, Devon: Argent, a parrot vert. Arms not recognised by the College of Arms in London, but were used by him, as visible e.g. on a marble chimneypiece in Stover House, Devon, the home of his sister Mary Parlby. See letter to Stover school from College of Arms (Chester Herald) dated 23 November 2004[1]
context_page_description: Thomas Parlby Stone Hall, Stonehouse, in Plymouth "the big house overlooking Stonehouse Pool", was a civil engineering contractor described in his obituary in the Gentleman's Magazine as "Master Mason of HM Docks".
context_section_description: Thomas Parlby (1727–1802) Stone Hall, Stonehouse, in Plymouth "the big house overlooking Stonehouse Pool" (since demolished), was a civil engineering contractor described in his obituary in the Gentleman's Magazine as "Master Mason of HM Docks".
caption: Arms of Thomas Parlby: Argent, a parrot vert. These arms are not recognised by the College of Arms in London, but were nevertheless used by his family, as visible  on a marble chimneypiece circa 1780 in Stover House, Devon, the home of his sister Mary Parlby.[1]
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