This is the coat of arms above the Soulton Hall front door.
It is the marital coat of arms of Thomas Hill and his wife Sarah.
The blazen of the quaterings are as flows:
A: Hill of Court of Hill ermine, on a fesse sable a triple towered castle argent
B: Hill of Longslow: Sable, a lion rampent argent, langued and armed, crowned or between three croffed fromee fitchee of the second;
C: Evans of Watstay, Co Denbigh Argent, a fesse between three fleur-de-lys, sable;
D: Eyton of Rhiwabon C Denbigh ermine, a lion rampant crowned or, langued and armed;
E: Bird of Charleton, per pale or and argent, an eale displayed, beaked and armed;
F: Hill of Buntinsdale; gules, a chevron between three pheons argent, pionts downwards;
G: Lloyd, (Bishop of St Asaph, 1680) argent, a chevron between three crows sable, each holding in its beak an ermine spot;
H: Grifith, Lord of Bromfield Play of eight argent and gules, a lion rampant sable;
