(Row of Marfield: Harl 1424, fo. 121) Argent, a beehive beset with bees diversely volant Sable.
Macclesfield; granted 20th March 1653.
Simple, uncomplicated, beautiful.
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I agree, simple and most beautiful. I also love the blazon........ bees diversely volant......!
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