Stone sculpted shield on "Paget terraces" of houses in the village of Doulting, showing Paget with inescutcheon of Chauncy with canton of SurteesArms of Chauncy with canton of Surtees. As seen on inescutcheon of pretence on Paget arms on stone sculpted shields on "Paget terraces" of houses in the village of Doulting in  Somerset built by Sir Richard Paget, 1st Baronet (1832-1908), lord of the manor. In 1866 Paget married Caroline Isabel Surtees the daughter and heiress of Henry Edward Surtees of Green End, Little Munden, Hertfordshire by his wife Eliza Snell Chauncy, heiress of Little Munden, only daughter and heiress of Charles Snell Chauncy II (born 1786), eldest son of Charles Snell Chauncy I (1759-1809) (born "Charles Snell"), son of William Snell by his wife Martha Chauncy, daughter and heiress of Charles Chauncy. Charles Snell Chauncy I (1759-1809) was a London merchant and a major slave-owner in the Windward Islands (Grenada, Dominica and elsewhere) who married his cousin cousin Amelia Chauncy, daughter of Nathaniel Chauncy. (Source: Legacies of British Slave-ownership, UCL[1]) 

Arms: Chauncy (Gules, a cross patonce argent on a chief or a lion passant azure) (Burke, General Armory, p.187) with a canton of Surtees (Ermine, on a canton gules an orle or).