Hi Ruth, I have an interest in the Redman / Redeman / Redmayne / Redmond family, as originally mentioned in the person of Matthew de Redeman, Seneschal of Kendal, co. Westmorland, circa 1260 (seneschal was a steward and recorder) [Ref.: "The History of Westmorland & Cumberland", by Nicholson & Burns (1777), page 130, which describes how two men in particular were the leading witnesses to a grant made by William de Lancastre:- Gilbert(2) de Kirketon, Under-sheriff of Westmorland to the hereditary High Sheriff, Robert de Veteri Ponte (Vipont), and the said Matthew de Redeman, Seneschal. Matthew likely at that time bore a blazon bearing three cushions as charges, probably in various combinations of tinctures and metals. I have a certain amount of data about particularly the Redmaynes of Brathay Hall, Ambleside, if they are connected and are of interest, and would be very willing to compare notes. Jonathan Kirton, Canada