English: Coat of arms of Sir John Scott (1570-1616) of Nettlestead Place, MP, detail from an illuminated pedigree commissioned by himself. Quarterly of 9:

• 1: Scott: Argent, three Catherine Wheels of five spokes sable a bordure gules
• 2: Beaufitz ("Bewfice"): Argent, a saltire engrailed gules between four ravens proper, for Agnes Beaufitz (d.1486/7), daughter and co-heiress of William Beaufitz of The Grange, Gillingham, Kent, and wife of Sir John Scott (c. 1423 – 1485) of Scot's Hall. These arms appear higher up the illuminated pedigree impaled by Scott on the shield of Sir John Scott (c. 1423 – 1485).
• 3: Pympe Gules, two bars argent a chief vair
• 4: Pashley Purpure, a lion rampant tail forked and nowed or crowned argent (https://www.heraldsnet.org/saitou/parker/Jpglossl.htm)
• 5: Normanvile: Gules, a fess double cotised argent
• 6: de Warrenne, Earl of Surrey: Checquy or and azure
• 7: Sergeaux (Sergea..y): Ermine, a saltire sable
• 8: Gower: Gules, a fess between six cross crosslets argent
• 9: Cogan, feudal barons of Bampton in Devon: Gules, a chevron between three leaves argent
  

Crest: A demi-griffin sable; With second crest of Scott above left: A Catherine Wheel of five spokes sable.

Per http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/WOODVILLE.htm:

• Joan Woodville (c.1410-1453) (aunt of Queen Elizabeth Woodville), daughter of Richard Woodville and his wife Joan Bedlisgate (Bittlesgate), married Sir John Pashley (c.1406-1453) (son of Sir Robert Pashley and Phillippa Sergeaux). She had issue as follows:
• Sir John Pashley (born c.1431), who married Lowys Gower.