The de Langley family held the manor of Shipton, Oxfordshire, and Richard Lee in his Gleanings of Oxfordshire of 1574 states that these arms of "Gules, 2 bars or in chief 2 buck's heads cabossed of the 2nd" were then displayed in a stained glass window in St. Mary's parish church at Shipton with a tomb under it.
The de Langley family owned Shipton Manor in Oxfordshire and Richard Lee documented their arms, which featured "Gules, 2 bars or in chief 2 buck's heads cabossed of the 2nd", on stained glass windows in St. Mary's church in Shipton with a tomb beneath it.