Sir John Scott (died 1485), detail from a family pedigree commissioned c.1615 by his descendant Sir John Scott (1570–1616) Sir John Scott (died 1485), detail from a family pedigree commissioned c.1615 by his descendant Sir John Scott (1570–1616). The shield at top left displays Scott impaling Beaufitz, representing his marriage. The shield below shows Scott impaling Lewknor, for his son's marriage. The two arms at far right are Pympe (Gules, two bars argent a chief vair), which features lower in the pedigree Arms of Scott: Argent, three Catherine Wheels sable a bordure gules File:03 Canterbury (17) Stolnica.jpg|thumb|Arms of Sir John Scott (d.1485), Christchurch Gate, Buttermarket, Canterbury Cathedral. He was Sheriff of Kent in 1460.<ref>Heraldic Notices of Canterbury Cathedral;: With Genealogical and ... By Thomas Willement, p. 33 --></ref> Wikipedia
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