Succession
| Preceded by Henry Lilly |
Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms 1639–1644 |
Succeeded by Henry Dethick |
| Preceded by Edward Walker |
Chester Herald of Arms 1644–1660 |
Succeeded by Thomas Lee |
| Preceded by George Owen |
Norroy King of Arms 1660–1677 |
Succeeded by Sir Henry St George |
| Preceded by Edward Walker |
Garter King of Arms 1677–1686 |
Succeeded by Sir Thomas St George |
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