Blazons of England - K
This alphabetical index brings together 596 English-linked family entries under surnames beginning with K in Sir Bernard Burke’s The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, 1884 edition. It covers identifiable English-linked entries in the main K section and the supplement.
Separate branches, variant spellings and supplementary entries are retained. The locality or family description identifies the particular entry; a repeated surname may have several different coats of arms.
Scope and transcription: This index includes entries with an identifiable English locality, English branch, or English title or office. Entries identified only with Scotland, Ireland, Wales or another country, civic and corporate arms, and unlocated entries without an established English connection are excluded. This is an index of identifiable English-linked entries; unlocated entries have not been assigned a nationality. Historical county names and titles refer to the source’s period.
Shield blazons are transcribed with standard heraldic abbreviations expanded. Brief branch labels replace lengthy pedigrees; crests, supporters, mottoes and most genealogical narratives are not reproduced. Explicit “same arms” references are expanded where their referent is clear; branch-specific changes are stated in labelled notes beside the base blazon. Editorial explanations and unresolved cross-references are identified. Details omitted by the printed source have not been invented, and unclear passages are marked where they cannot be reliably read. Coats of arms refer to particular armigerous families and branches, rather than everyone who shares a surname.
Source: Burke’s General Armory (1884), digitised original, checked against a second scan. Each entry below links to its source page. Supplement references point to the unnumbered supplementary pages before the main armory.
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Ka surnames
Kaines Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Barry of six or, azure and gules.
Karnabye Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Argent two bars azure in chief three hurts.
Karr Coat of Arms
Seton-Karnr, Kippilaw, county Roxburgh. Licut.-Col. Andrew Ker; Daniet Seton, of Powder Hall, and hada son, Joun Seton Karr.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules on a chevron argent three mullets of the field, in base a stag's head erased of the second, for Karr; second and third, or an eagle displayed sable, charged on breast with an antique crown proper between three crescents azure, all within a double tressure flory counterflory gules, for Seton.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 30 (unnumbered)
Karricke, or Carricke Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Sable three cinquefoils argent.
Karvell Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules a chevron between three leopards' faces argent.
Karvell, or Karwell Coat of Arms
Wiggen Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Karvell, or Kervell Coat of Arms
Watlington, county Norfolk.
Sable three leopards' faces jessant-de-lis argent.
Kassye, or Kayre Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Gules on a chevron argent three estoiles sable.
Kavanagh Coat of Arms
Austria and Bath.
Arms, as Kavanacu, of Borris.
Kawn Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Azure three bars argent.
Kay Coat of Arms
Bass Lane House, county Lancaster.
Azure two bendlets argent between as many stags trippant or.
East Sheen, county Surrey, bart.
Argent on a bend engrailed azure between two griffins' heads erased gules an annulet between two crescents or.
Edith-Weston, county Rutland, and Woodsome, county York.
Argent two bendlets sable.
Glatton, county Huntingdon.
Argent two bendlets sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Milshaw, Dalton, and The Heath, county York.
Argent two bendlets sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Newhall, county York.
Argent two bendlets sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: with same aiff.]
granted to James Paiturs Kay, of Battersea, county Surrey, LL. D.
Argent three ermine spots in bend between two bendlets sable the whole between two crescents azure.
granted to James Openshaw Kay, Esq., of the Elms, Bedhampton, county Southampton.
Azure on a pile between two lions rampant or, a greyhound's head erased sable.
Sunderland, county Durham, and North Shields, county Northumberland.
Argent a bend sinister sable between an annulet in chief gules and a griffin's head erased in base of the second, in the beak a key azure.
Fun. Ent. Ulster's Office, 1640, Perer Kay, a Pursuivant of the Realm of Ireland, second; Kent, Purveyor to James I.; York.
Argent two bendlets sable a martlet charged with a crescent for difference.
Kaye Coat of Arms
Woodesham or Woodsome, county York, baronet, extinct 1810. John Kays, Esq., of Woodsome.
Argent two bends sable.
Lister-Kayee, Denby Grange, county York, baronet, created 1812.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent two bendlets sable, for Kaye; second and third, ermine on a fesse sable three mullets or, for Lister; the whole within a border wavy azure.
Kayle Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Quarterly, battelly counter-battelly argent and sable.
Kayle, or Kele Coat of Arms
Visit. London, 1568.
Quarterly, embattled argent and sable in the first quarter a mullet of the last.
Kaynell, or Keynell Coat of Arms
Bridestone, county Wilts.
Argent a fesse flory counterflory gules.
Kaynes Coat of Arms
Rosenrt DE Calones or Kaynes, Lord of Middleton, county Nottingham, in the reign of King John. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Vair two bars gules.
Kaynes, or Caignes Coat of Arms
Lord of Midleton, county Notts. The heiress Marcaret, dau. of Ropert Kaynes.
Vair two bars gules.
Ke surnames
Kearney Coat of Arms
St. Louis and St. Germans, in France.
Argent three lions rampant gules on a chief azure a gauntleted hand lying fessways, holding a dagger erect proper pommel and hilt or, between two crosses crosslet fitchée of the field.
Kearsley Coat of Arms
county Lancaster, and London.
Or, two bars sable between six lions' heads couped gules three, two, and one.
Keate Coat of Arms
The Hoo, county Herts, baronet, extinct 1657.
Argent three mountain cats passant in pale sable.
Woodford, county Essex, and Grovehurst, county Kent.
Argent three mountain cats passant in pale sable.
Keats Coat of Arms
borne by Admiral Sir Ricuarp Goopwin Kears, G. C. B., of Dorrant House, Dover, Governor of Greenwich Hospital.
Pean three mountain cats passant in pale argent on a canton or, a fesse gules surmounted by an anchor of the third, encircled by a wreath of laurel vert, for Keats; quartering or, a lion passant guardant sable on a chief gules three lozenges vair, for Goopwin.
counties Berks and Gloucester.
Argent three mountain cats passant in pale sable.
Kebbell, or Kebyll Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a chevron azure on a chief of the second three mullets or, pierced sable.
Kebell Coat of Arms
Homerston, county Leicester.
Barry nebulée of six argent and sable on a canton gules a crescent of the first, quaytering, Gules a chevron between three eagles displayed argent.
Keble Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1510.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules on a chief azure three mullets or.
West Creting, Old Newton, and Stowmarket, county Suffolk.
Argent three bars nebulée sable a canton gules.
Sir Henbt Keble, Knt., tanp. Henry Viii.; William Bbowne, son and heir of Sir Jona Browne, Knt., Mayor of London; London, 1568.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules on a chief azure three mullets or.
Keble, or Kebell Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Barry nebulée of six argent and azure a canton of the first.
Keck Coat of Arms
Staughton Grange, county Leicester, and Bank Hall, county Lancaster.
Sable a bend ermine between two cotises flory counterflory or.
Powys-Keox, Staughton Grange, county Leicester.
Sable a bend ermine between two cotises flory counterflory or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a. Argent on a bend'azure three mullets or.]
Kedall, or Keydall Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron. between three dolphins sable.
Kedmarston Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Argent three war-bells gules.
Kedwelley Coat of Arms
Hartley and Winchfield, county Hants.
Or, a fesse indented gules.
Keeble Coat of Arms
East Leach, county Gloucester.
Or, a chevron engrailed gules on a chief sable three mullets argent.
Keel Coat of Arms
London.
Quarterly, crenellée argent and sable in the first quarter a crescent of the second.:.
Keeling Coat of Arms
county Worcester, and Southill, county Beds.
Argent three scaling ladders in bend gules A lion sejant or, supporting a scaling ladder gules:.
county Essex.
Sable a lion rampant or, holding an escocheon argent charged with a cross crosslet fitchée gules.
Keelinge Coat of Arms
Sedgley Park, county Stafford, and Bewarsley. Visit. 1663. Sir Joun Keeelince was Chief Justice of the King's Bench.
Gules between two lions rampant or, a bend engrailed of the second charged with three scaling ladders of the field.
Keen Coat of Arms
North Cove and Thanderston, county Suffolk.
Azure a talbot passant or, on a chief indented argent three crosses flory sable.
Keet Coat of Arms
Canterbury.
Ermine a fesse invecked azure between two bees volant in chief proper and a damask rose in base gules barbed vert.
Keete Coat of Arms
Chellesburne, county Dorset.
Azure a chevron between three kites' heads erased o1.
Kefford Coat of Arms
county York.
Gules a fesse embattled between three bees volant or.
Keigwin Coat of Arms
Mousehole, county Cornwall.
Vert a chevron between three greyhounds courant argent; these arms, evidently from the name Keigwin, or Ker gwyn, which signifies in Cornish '' white dog,” have been used by the family for full two centuries; but a manuscript in the Heralds' Office gives a lion rampant crowned, as the arms of Keiewin, of Penzance.
Keiling Coat of Arms
Newcastle-under-Lyne, county Stafford.
Sable a lion rampant or, holding an escutcheon argent charged with a cross formée fitchée gules.
Keines Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Azure a bend wavy cotised argent.
Kein, or Keen Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Gules a gauntlet in fesse or, on a chief argent three stars of the first.
Keinsham Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Per pale argent and azure three cinquefoils counterchanged.
Keirll Coat of Arms
Croft Castle, county Hereford.
Sable a chevron erminois, on a chief indented argent an estoile between two mullets gules.
Keitelby Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Per pale gules and sable a lion rampant. crowned argent c.
Kekewich Coat of Arms
Peamore, county Devon.
Argent two lions passant in bend sable between two bendlets gules.
Ketchfrench, county Cornwall.
Argent two lions passant in bend sable between two bendlets gules.
Kele Coat of Arms
London.
Or, two bars gules each charged with three martlets argent between as many billets fesseways of the second.
Kelham Coat of Arms
Bleasby Hall, county Nottingham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale gules and azure three covered cups or, on a chief engrailed of the last as many estoiles sable, for Kelham; second, azure three covered cups or, for Kelham (ancient); third, sable. a chevron between three estoiles argent, for Langdale.
Keling Coat of Arms
Hackney, county Middlesex.
Sable a lion rampant or, holding in the paws an escutcheon argent charged with a cross pattée fitchée as the foot gules.
Kelk Coat of Arms
Bentley Priory, Stanmore, and Lancaster Gate, county Middlesex, bart.
Per pale azure and gules on a bend engrailed flory counterflory argent three escallops of the second.
Walsoken House, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, argent and gules three escallops counterchanged.
Kelke Coat of Arms
Kelke, county Lincoln.
Sable a bend cotised flory or.
Barnaby, county Lincoln.
Argent three escallops gules.
Kellam, or Killome Coat of Arms
Danby, county York.
Azure three covered cups or.
Kelland Coat of Arms
Painsford, in Ashprington, county Devon.
Sable a fesse argent in chief three fleurs-de-lis of the last.
Kellawaye Coat of Arms
Sherborne, county Dorset.
Argent two glaziers' snippers in saltire between four pears sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border engrailed of the last.]
Kellaway, or Kelloway Coat of Arms
Stowford, county Devon.
Argent two glaziers' snippers in saltire between four pears sable.
Kelle Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three billets gules.
London.
Per bend crenellée argent and sable.
Kellet Coat of Arms
Ripley, county Surrey.
Argent on a mount vert a wild boar sable, chained and armed or.
Kelley Coat of Arms
Torrington, county Devon.
Sable a lion rampant or, between three fleurs-de-lis ermine.
Kellio Coat of Arms
Kellio in Cornely, county Cornwall.
Or, a chevron between two cinquefoils in chief and a mulet in base sable.
Kelloway Coat of Arms
county Hants. Visit. 1634.
Argent five grosing-ironsin saltire sable between four Kelway pears proper a border engrailed of the Second.
Roborough, county Devon.
Argent five grosingirons in saltire sable between four Kelway pears proper within a bordure engrailed of the second.
Kelly Coat of Arms
Kelly, county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three billets gules.
Sir Firzzoy Ketry, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
Azure two lions rampant or, supporting a castle proper.
Wiruuam Henry Kelty, Esq., of Porchester Terrace, Paddington, county Middlesex.
Or, a lion rampant azure between two flaunches of the last, each charged with a castle of the first.
Wituiam Henry Ketty, Esq., of Porchester Terrace, Paddington, county Middlesex.
Or, a lion rampant azure between two flaunches of the last, each charged with a castle of the first.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 30 (unnumbered)
Kelsall Coat of Arms
Kelsall,in Tarvin, county Chester.
Ermine a bend. engrailed sable.
Bradshaw and Heathside, county Chester.
Ermine a bend. engrailed sable.
Boston, county Lincoln, and county Middlesex.
Ermine a bend. engrailed sable.
Kelsey Coat of Arms
Ripley, county Surrey.
Gules a cross moline argent surmounted of a bend azure charged with three plain crosses couped of the second.
Chelmsford and Thorp, county Essex.
Sable on a pale between two palets or, three escutcheons gules.
Kelsham, or Kilsham Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable a fesse engrailed argent between three garbs or.
Kelt Coat of Arms
quartered by Firowen, of Langar, county Nottingham. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Sable on a bend cotised flory or, an ermine, spot (another, the bend argent, Har. Mss. 1400).
Kelton Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Ermine three cinquefoils in fesse sable pierced argent.
Kelverdon Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a pale ermine.
Kemble Coat of Arms
Wydell, county Wilts, and Lamborne, county Berks.
Sable on a bend ermine three leopards' faces of the first.
county Gloucester.
Argent a chevron between three mullets sable a border of the last.
Kemeys Coat of Arms
Cefn Mably, county Glamorgan, baronet, extinct 1735.
Vert on a chevron argent three pheons sable.
Kemiell Coat of Arms
Kemiell in St. Paul's, county Cornwall.
Argent three dolphins sable.
Kemis Coat of Arms
Wickwick, county Gloucester.
Vert on a chevron argent three pheons sable (sometimes in base a rose of the second).
Kemish, or Kemiche Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Argent two lions passant in bend between two cotises sable.
Kemor, or Kemur Coat of Arms
counties Gloucester, Kent, Middlesex, Gissing, county Norfolk, counties Suffolk and Sussex.
Gules a chief or.
Kemp Coat of Arms
Gissing, county Norfolk, bart.
Gules three garbs and a border engrailed or.
Inner Temple, London.
Gules three garbs and a border engrailed or.
Westbroke, county Norfolk, and South Malling, county Sussex.
Gules a fesse ermine between three garbs or, all within a bordure of the second.
county Devon.
Gules a bend vair between three (another, six) escallops argent.
granted to Gzorcr Brooxes Kemp, Esq., of Goodyers, Hendon, county Middlesex.
Per pale azure and gules a mascle between three garbs or, a border nebulée of the last.
Hincutn-Kemp; Kent, upon his assuming the additional surname of Kemp by royal licence, 13 June, 1868.
Per pale azure and gules a mascle between three garbs or, a border nebulée of the last.
Kempe Coat of Arms
Olantigh, county Kent.
Gules three garbs within a bordure engrailed or.
Slindon, county Sussex.
Gules three garbs within a bordure engrailed or. [For this branch Burke specifies: &.]
Spain's Hall, county Essex, and county Suffolk.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three estoiles azure.
Pentlow, county Essex, baronet, extinct 1667.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three estoiles azure.
Dover, county Kent.
Azure a fesse between three garbs or, a border engrailed of the last.
counties Kent and Suffolk.
Gules a bend engrailed between three garbs or.
county Norfolk.
Or (another, ermine) on a saltire engrailed gules five fleurs-de-lis of the field.
county Norfolk.
Azure a bend engrailed between three garbs or.
county Oxford.
Gules three garbs or, a border engrailed of the last (another, in the Divinity School, Oxford, the border argent).
London.
Quarterly, gules and argent in the first and fourth quarters three garbs or, a border of the last, a martlet for difference.
Cavendish, county Suffolk.
Argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three estoiles azure an annulet or.
Kempley, or Kemsey Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Gules three scythes in pale argent.
Kempsing Coat of Arms
Kempsing, county Kent.
Argent a fesse and chevron interlaced sable.
Kempson, or Kempston Coat of Arms
Walsall, county Stafford, and Hilbarow, county Warwick.
Or, three bars vert, in chief as many mullets azure.
Kempt Coat of Arms
Lieutenant-General Sir James Kempt.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules two naked arms issuant from the sinister base grasping a sword broken in the centre of the blade all proper; second and third, gules three cinquefoils argent between the two coats in chief the badge of British military merit suspended by a red ribbon with blue edges from a mural coronet argent the whole within a border crenellée of the last.
Kempthorne Coat of Arms
Morestow, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three bears' heads couped and bendways sable muzzled or.
county Cornwall.
Argent three pine trees proper.
Ven. Ricnarp Kempruorne, M. A., Rector of Elton, county Hunts, formerly Archdeacon of St. Helena.
Argent three pine trees proper.
Kempton Coat of Arms
Morden, county Cambridge, and London.
Azure a pelican, wings elevated, vulning her breast between three fleurs-de-lis or.
county Cambridge, Hadley, county Middlesex, and London.
Azure a fesse or, in chief three fleurs-de-lis of the second.
Kemyell Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent (another, or) three dolphins naiant in pale sable.
Kemyng Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Ermine three crescents gules.
Kenapton Coat of Arms
quartered by Fempinc, of Newnham, county Warwick. Har. Mss. 1167.
Ermine on a fess vert three escallops or.
Kendall Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Argent a bend vert, a label of three points gules (another, five points).
Twicresse, county Leicester, and Smithsby, county Derby.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure between three eagles displayed of the second.
Blaby, county Leicester.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure between three eagles displayed of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Basingborne, county Essex.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure between three eagles displayed of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Stourbridge, county Worcester.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure between three eagles displayed of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Austrey, county Warwick.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure between three eagles displayed of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Pelyn, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins naiant embowed sable.
Medrose, county Cornwall:.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins naiant embowed sable.
Treworgie, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins naiant embowed sable.
Kingsbridge and Exeter, county Deyon.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins naiant embowed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
county Devon.
Argent a bend vert.
Ripon, county York.
Per bend dancettée argent and sable.
Thorpthules, county Durham, 1575.
Per bend dancettée argent and sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: in the sinister canton a mullet gules pierced of the first.]
Exeter.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins embowed sable.
county Hertford.
Argent a bend dancettée vert cotised gules.
Kendolph Coat of Arms
Wallingford, county Berks.
Gules on a cross argent five horseshoes sable.
Kendrick Coat of Arms
Reading, county Berks.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Warrington, county Lancaster.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Suckley, county Worcester.
Argent five palets sable.
Kene Coat of Arms
Starston, county Norfolk.
Argent a talbot passant sable eared and collared or, to the collar a ring of the second, on a chief indented azure three crosses crosslet of the third.
county Suffolk.
Argent a talbot passant sable charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or, on a chief indented azure three crosses crosslet of the third.
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Azure a talbot passant or, on a chief argent three crosses crosslet sable.
Kenell Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, two chevronels gules a canton of the last.
Kenisham Coat of Arms
Semford, county Bedford.
Per pale argent and azure three einquefoils counterchanged.
Kenn Coat of Arms
Langford, county Somerset.
Ermine three crescents gules.
Kennard Coat of Arms
Hordle Cliff, county Hants.
Per chevron gules and azure a chevron engrailed argent between two keys in chief or, and a sword erect in base proper pommelled and hilted gold.
Kennaway Coat of Arms
Escot, county Devon, bart.
Argent a fesse azure between two eagles displayed in chief, and in base, through an annulet gules a slip of olive and another of palm in saltire proper.
Kenne Coat of Arms
Kenne, county Somerset.
Ancient Coat—Argent three crescents gules.
Hutton and Clevedon, county Somerset.
Ancient Coat—Argent three crescents gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
county Somerset, Reg. Ulster's Office.
Ancient Coat—Argent three crescents gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Kennedy Coat of Arms
England.
Sable three esquires' helmets argent.
Kennet Coat of Arms
Coventry, county Warwick.
Argent a chevron between three demi lions passant azure ducally gorged and ringed or, tasselled of the first.
Kennett Coat of Arms
Brackizy Kennett, Esq., Lord Mayor of London, 1780.
Quarterly, or and gules a label of three points in chief sable each point charged with three bezantsin pale.
The Manor House, county Oxford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or and gules over all a label of three points sable, for Kennett; second and third, argent three chevronels gules a label of three points azure, for Bargrneton.
Kenney Coat of Arms
Kilclogher, county Galway; Somerset, Feodary General of all Ireland, temp.
Ermine three crescents gules a fleur-de-lis azure for difference.
Kenning Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Azure a fesse between three escallops argent.
Kenning, or Kennings Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Azure a fesse engrs between three escallops argent.
Kennion Coat of Arms
Liverpool, county Lancaster.
Sable a chevron engrailed ermine between in chief two crosses patonce, and in base an anchor erect or.
Kenrick Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1652.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Whitley, county Berks, baronet, extinct in 1699.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Stock and Bradley, county Worcester.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
county Lancaster.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
county Surrey.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Woore Manor, county Salop.
Ermine a lion rampant sable.
Kensey Coat of Arms
county Hertford.
Ermine on a bend gules cotised azure three escallops argent.
Kensit Coat of Arms
Taomas Grover Kenstt, Esq., of Skinner's Hall, London.
Per chevron or and ermine on a chevron azure between a lion passant guardant in chief and the Roman fasces erect in base proper three fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Kent Coat of Arms
Thatcham, county Berks.
Azure a lion passant guardant or, a chief ermine.
counties Berks, Gloucester, Lincoln, and Warwick, Duvis, county Wilts, and county York.
Azure a lion passant guardant or, a chief ermine.
counties Suffolk and Wilts.
Gules three cinquefoils ermine.
Daneston; Barraoromew Kent, Esq., of that place.
Sable three lions passant guardant two and one argent.
Kent-Egleton Coat of Arms
Fornam St. Genevieve, county Suffolk, baronet, extinct 1848.
Gules three roses ermine.
Kentish, Kentishbey, Kentlesber, or Kentisbury Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Gules a pair of wings conjoined argent over all a bendlet azure.
Kenton Coat of Arms
Kenton Hall, county Suffolk.
Sable two bars, in chief three cinquefoils or.
Kentwood Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Argent (another, or) on a bend between pe three) crosses crosslet fitchée sable three cinquefoils or.
Kenward Coat of Arms
Yalding, county Kent.
Azure on a bend or, between three crosses crosslet ftchée argent as many roses gules.
Kenyon Coat of Arms
Lord Kenyon.
Sable a chevron engrailed or, between three crosses flory argent.
Peele, county Lancaster, 1664.
Sable a chevron engrailed or, between three crosses patonce argent.
Easthall, county Oxford, and London.
Sable a cross lozengy argent in sinister chief an eagle displayed of the last.
Keppel Coat of Arms
Viscount Keppel, of Elvedon, extinct 1786.
Gules three escallop shells argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: &., a crescent for difference.]
Kepwith Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Argent three bars gules in chief a greyhound courant sable collared or.
Ker Coat of Arms
Karl of Ker, extinct 1804; Roserr, second Duke of Roxburghe, was raised to the Peerage of England in this title, vita patris.
Quarterly, first and fourth, vert on a chevron between three unicorns' heads erased argent armed and maned or, a8 mgny mullets sable, for Ker; second and third, gules three mascles or. Ovest—A unicorn's head erased argent armed and maned or. [For this branch Burke specifies: Supporters, and.]
Viscount of Rochester and Earl Somerset.
See Cann.
Kercher Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Or, three crosses crossiet azure on a chief of the last as many bezants.
county Norfolk, Kencuer of the North.
Argent three crosses crosslet sable on a chief azure as many bezants.
Kerchinall Coat of Arms
Parwell, county Northampton.
Gules three horses courant argent.
Kerchivall Coat of Arms
Nether Dunsforth, county York, and Orston, county Nottingham.
Sable three horses courant argent maned or.
Kerdeston Coat of Arms
Baron Kerdeston.
Gules a saltire engrailed argent.
counties Norfolk and Suffolk, in the reign of Edwardi.
Gules a saltire engrailed argent.
Kerdiston Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules a saltire engrailed argent (another, or).
Keresforth Coat of Arms
Keresforth, county York.
Azure two millrinds feaseways in pale argent.
Kerne Coat of Arms
Truro, county Cornwall.
Sable a saltire couped and crossed argent between four crescents or.
Kerr Coat of Arms
Northampton, 1787.
Gules on a chevron between a fleurde-lis in chief and a martlet in base argent three mullets of the first.
Kerrich Coat of Arms
Geldeston Hall, county Suffolk, a family of considerable antiquity, the name appearing in the rolls of the borough of Dunwich, county Suffolk, as early as 1318.
Arms (granted 17 June, 1630, to Capt. Kerrich, a distinguished diplomatist in the reign of Charles I.)—Sable on a pile argent a galtrap of the first.
Kerrison Coat of Arms
Breccles, county Norfolk.
Or, on a pile azure three galtraps of the field.
Hoxne and Brome, county Suffolk, bart.
Or, on a pile azure three galtraps of the field; the augmentation following: on a chief embattled ermine a wreath of laurel encircling a sword erect proper pommel and hilt gold, between on the dexter, pendent from a ribbon gules fimbriated azure a representation of the gold medal presented to Sir Edward Kerrison for his services at the battle of Orthes, beneath it the word ''Orthes” in letters sable, and on the sinister, pendent from the like ribbon, a representation of the silver medal presented to him in commemoration of his services at the battle of Waterloo, beneath it the word “Waterloo” in letters sable.
Birkfield Lodge, Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Quarterly, gules and sable a lion rampant between three annulets or, for Sir Rocer Kennison and his descendants; and for Dame Many Anw Kerrison and her descendants, quarterly, or and sable on a bend inverted gules three foxes' heads erased argent.
Kerry Coat of Arms
Binweston and Wortham, county Salop.
Per saltire ermine, and azure.
Kersey Coat of Arms
Roserr Kersey, Esq., Hurst Lodge, Lee, county Kent.
Argent on a pile gules between two roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper a boar's head couped of the first.
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Kershaw Coat of Arms
Savile Green, county York.
Argent three crosses crosslet sable on a chief azure three bezants, the centre one charged with a cross gules.
Heskin Hall, county Lancaster.
Argent three crosses crosslet sable on a chief azure, as many bezants.
Kerslake Coat of Arms
Barmer Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent a mullet vert pierced of the field between three trefoils of the second.
Kersteman Coat of Arms
Canewdon; this family came into England from Upres, in the Netherlands, 1564-66.
Azure three fishes naiant in pale or.
Kervill Coat of Arms
King's Lynn, county Norfolk.
Gules three leopards' faces reversed or, jessant-de-lis sable.
Kervill, or Carvill Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules a chevron or, between three lions' faces argent.
Kervyle Coat of Arms
Wallington, county Norfolk.
Gules three leopards' faces argent jessant-de-lis sable.
Wiggenhall, county Norfolk.
Gules a chevron or, between three leopards' faces argent.
Keryell Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent a bend and sinister canton gules.
Kestell Coat of Arms
Kestell, in Egloshayle, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three falcons rising or.
Kestell, in Manaccan, county Cornwall.
Or, three castlef gules.
Pendery, Bokedock, Bodman, Boturnell, and formerly of Kestell, allin county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three falcons close proper.
Kete Coat of Arms
St. Colomb, county Cornwall.
Argent three cats passant in pale sable.
confirmed as the arms of Kerte, county Warwick.
Argent billettée vert three torteaux, two and one.
Keteridgre Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a lion rampant or.
Ketford Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Gules a chevron between three bulls' heads argent attired or.
Ketson Coat of Arms
county Lancaster and London.
Sable three fishes haurient argent on a chief or, a lion rampant gules between two pellets, each charged with an anchor of the third.
London.
Sable three'fishes haurient argent on a chief or, a pellet charged with an anchor of the third between two torteaux.
Kett Coat of Arms
Brooke House and Suthing Hall, county Norfolk, where the family has been established as landed proprietors since the time of King John.
Or, on a fesse between three leopards' heads erased and cabossed azure a lion passant guardant argent.
Kellsall, county Suffolk.
Or, a lion rampant guardant gules between three leopards' heads erased and cabossed sable.
Kettell Coat of Arms
county Chester. Har. Mss. 1535.
Argent a boar passant, sable between three trefoils vert.
Kettle Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a bend between two bucks' heads erased or.
Dallicott House, Claverly, county Salop.
Azure, on a fesse ermine between two bucks' heads erased in chief and a lion passant in base or, three cinquefoils gules; on an escutcheon of pretence, the arms of Grazebrook, quartering Wickes, Samira, and Grosvenor.
Sir Rurenr Atrrep Kerrte, of Merridale, Wolverhampton, county Stafford, and of Glan-y-don, Towyn, county Merioneth, Knt., J. P. and D. L. fur county Stafford, and J P. for counties Worcester, Merivneth, and Hereford, &.
Azure a bee-hive within two branches of palm slipped in saltire all or.
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Kettleby Coat of Arms
counties Gloucester and Lincoln, and Steple, county Salop.
Argent two chevrons sable a file of three points gules.
Steeple, county Salop. Add. Mss.
Argent two chevrons sable a file of three points gules.
Kettlewell Coat of Arms
Dumbleton Hall, county Gloucester.
Per fesse argent and or, a fesse chequy gules and of the first in chief a lion rampant between two crosses pattée of the third.
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Keverdale Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Quarterly, argent and sable four leopards' faces counterchanged.
Keverdon Coat of Arms
Keverdon, county Lancaster.
Per bend sinister azure and or, griffin 8 segreant counterchanged, within a bordure engrailed and gobonated argent and a.
Keverell Coat of Arms
Keverell, county Cornwall.
Sable two lions passant in pale or.
Kevett Coat of Arms
Coventry, county Warwick.
Argent a chevron between three demi lions rampant purpure.
Kew Coat of Arms
county York.
Azure six garbs or, three, two, and one.
Key Coat of Arms
Thornbury, county Gloucester, bart.
Per chevron dovetailed ermines and gules three keys erect, the wards upwards and to the sinister or.
Keye Coat of Arms
Milcomb, county Oxford.
Argent two bendlets humettée purpure.
Keyes Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a chevron ermine between three leopards' faces argent (another, or).
Keymer Coat of Arms
Chelbrough, county Dorset.
Argent three wolves courant in pale azure a bordure of the last.
Keyne Coat of Arms
Cretingham, county Suffolk.
Argent a talbot passant sable, ears and collar or.
Rowlesby, county Norfolk.
Argent a talbot passant sable, ears and collar or. [For this branch Burke specifies: Armas, a crescent for difference.]
county Suffolk.
Argent a talbot passant)sable. eared and collared argent on a chief indented azure three crosses crosslet of the third (another, three crosses botonnée).
Keynes Coat of Arms
Milton Keynes, county Bucks.
Vair three bars gules.
Keynes, or Keignes Coat of Arms
Winckley Keynes, county Devon, in the reign of Henry II., removed into county Somerset about 1600.
Azure a bend wavy cotised argent.
Keynes, or Keyneto Coat of Arms
Tarent, county Dorset, in the reign of Henry I.
Vair three bars gules.
Keynion Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Sable a chevron engrailed or, between three crosses flory argent.
Keyt Coat of Arms
Ebrington, county Gloucester, baronet, extinct 1784.
Azure on a chevron between three kites' heads erased or, as many trefoils slipped gules.
Keyte Coat of Arms
Chesselborne, county Dorset, London, and county Worcester.
Azure on a chevron between three kites' heads erased or, as many trefoils slipped gules.
Kf surnames
Kfele Coat of Arms
London.
See Kayue.
Ki surnames
Kidd Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Azure a fesse between three lozenges argent.
Farnworth, county Lancaster.
Azure two goats saliant combatant argent.
Kiddall Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three dolphins sable.
South Ferreby, county Lincoln.
Sable, a saltire raguly argent.
Kiddell, alias Benner Coat of Arms
Camden, county Gloucester.
Paly of six or and gules on a chief azure three lions rampant of the first.
Kidder Coat of Arms
Maresfield, county Sussex, in the reign of Henry Vii.
Argent a saltire embattled counter-embattled sable.
Maresfield, county Sussex, in the reign of Henry Vii.
Vert three crescents or.
Aghaboe, Queen's county, county Lancaster, and London.
Vert three crescents or.
Kidley, alias Poynter Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules three pales. or, on a chief of the second as many pellets.
Kidney Coat of Arms
London, and Market Harborough, county Leicester.
Azure on a chevron or, between two lambs in chief and a ram in base argent three lambs' kidneys gules.
Kidson Coat of Arms
Bishopwearmouth, county Durham.
Sable three salmon erect argent two and one, a chief or.
Kiffin Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a lion rampant argent.
Knolyrante, county Salop.
Per fesse argent and sable a lion rampant counterchanged.
county Salop.
Argent a chevron gules between three pheons sable two in chief, lying fesseways, point to point, and one in base erect.
Kighley Coat of Arms
counties Chester and York.
Argent a fesse and bordure 8a.
Gray, county Essex, and county York.
Argent a fesse sable.
London.
Argent a fess sable in dexter chief an annulet gules.
Kighley, or Kightley Coat of Arms
county Lancaster, South Littleton, county Worcester, and Keighley, county York. Visits. 1569 and 1634.
Argent on a fesse sable a mullet of the field.
Kilburne Coat of Arms
Hawkehurst, county Kent, and London.
Argent a chevron azure between three bald coots close sable, heads argent beaks tawny.
Kilby Coat of Arms
Joun Kisy, chosen Alderman of York, 1803.
Argent three boars azure in chief as many annulets of the last.
Kilchech Coat of Arms
Kilcheck, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent an eagle sable seizing on a child, face proper wrapped gules swaddled or; second and third, argent a griffin segreant sable.
Kilderbee Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Ermine on a bend cotised between two crosses pattée gules three escallops or.
Killegrew Coat of Arms
Killegrew and Arwennick, county Cornwall, in the reign of Richard II., baronet, extinct 1704.
Argent an eagle displayed sable a bordure of the second bezantée.
county Cornwall.
Argent on a chevron sable between three torteaux as many annulets of the field (another, three bezants).
county Devon.
Gules three mascles or.
Killingbeck Coat of Arms
Leeds, county York.
Argent on a chevron sable between three unicorns' heads couped azure as many annulets or.
Killinghall Coat of Arms
Middleton St. George, county Durham.
Gules a bend raguly argent between three garbs or.
county Cumberland.
Gules a bend raguly argent between two garbs or.
Killingworth, or Kilingworth Coat of Arms
Killingworth, county Northumberland, and Sibble, county Essex.
Argent three cinquefoils Pierced sable.
Killin^March Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Per. fess ermine and ermines a lion rampant counterchanged.
Killiowe Coat of Arms
Lansallos, county Cornwall.
Or, a chevron between two roses in chief and a mullet in base sable Owe (quartered by Wittlam Bastarp, Recorder of es Visit. Devon, 1620), Same Arms, a creacent for.
Killowe Coat of Arms
Dale, county Cornwall.
Or, a chevron sable in chief two cinquefoils, in base a mullet of the second.
Kilpec Coat of Arms
Kilpec Castle, county Hereford, in the reign of King John.
Argent a sword in bend 8a.
Kilpeck Coat of Arms
quartered by Wittovchsy, Baronet, of Wollaton, county Nottingham. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Sable a sword, point downwards, argent pommel and hilt or.
Kimpton Coat of Arms
Monken Hadley, county Middlesex.
Azure a pelican between three fleurs-de lis or.
Kinardesley Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Gules crusily a lion rampant argent.
Kinardsly Coat of Arms
Brailsford, county Derby.
Argent a fesse vairé or and gules between three eagles displayed of the last.
Warde End, county Warwick.
Argent a fesse vairé or and gules between three eagles displayed of the last.
Kinaston Coat of Arms
Ruyton, county Salop.
Argent a lion rampant sable, quartering ermine a chevron gules.
Kinchant Coat of Arms
Park, county Salop.
Azure-three lions' heads, two and one, erased argent crowned or.
Kinder Coat of Arms
Harrytown Hall, county Chester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a column gules between three Cornish choughs proper; second and third, sable three lozenges in fess argent between as many bucks' heads proper.
Kinder, or Kynder Coat of Arms
Ely, county Cambridge, and county Nottingham.
Or, a column gules between three Cornish choughs proper.
Kinersley Coat of Arms
North Cleobury and Badger, county Salop, and county Stafford.
Azure crusily a lion rampant argent.
King Coat of Arms
Bavon King.
Sable three spears' heads erect argent embrued gules on a chief or, as many poleaxes azure their edges to the sinister.
granted to Cuares Francis Kine, Esq., of Broomfield, county Essex.
Vert a chevron or, surmounted by another ermine charged with three woolpacks proper between two lambs passant in chief argent and in base a golden fleece.
Dasuwoop-Kine, West Wycombe, county Bucks, baronet.
See Dashwoop.
Ashby Hall, county Lincoln.
Sable on a chevron engrailed argent three escallops of the field.
Belleone, county Kent, bart.
Sable a lion rampant ermine between three crosscs pattée fitchée or.
Staunton Park, county Hereford.
Quarterly, argent and azure in the second and third quarters a mullet of six points or, pierced of the field, over all a bend barry of six of the second and gules charged with a cinquefoil of the third.
Highbury Crescent, county Middlesex.
Per pale or and azure a cross patée fitchée between three lions' heads erased counterchanged.
county Bucks.
Sable a lion rampant or, tail double queued.
county Devon, and Towcester, county Northampton.
Sable a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet or, ducally crowned argent.
Bickenhill, county Warwick.
Sable a lion rampant double queued crowned or, in chief three billets argent.
Pyrland Hall, county Somerset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet sable and as many escallops gules, for Kine; second and third, gules on a chevron argent between three leopards' faces or, two arrows in saltire azure barbed and flighted proper between two bows chevronwise of the fourth, stringed of the field, for Meapr.
Exeter.
Sable two flaunches ermine a lion rampant between three ducal coronets or.
county Hants.
Or, on a pale azure three regal crowns of the first.
county Hereford.
Argent a lion rampant azure P.
Bromley, county Kent.
Sable a lion rampant guardant ermine between three crosses pattée fitchée at the foot or.
Eltham, county Kent.
Per fesse indented gules and sable a lion or, ducally crowned argent between three crosses crosslet fitchée of the last.
cv. Leicester.
Sable on a chevron argent three escallops of the field.
county Lincoln.
Gules a chevron between ten crosses crosslet fleury or.
London.
Sable on a chevron ermine, three escallops gules.
London.
Sable on a chevron between three crosses crosslet or, as many escallops of the field.
Loxwood House, county Sussex.
Sable on a chevron between three crosses crosslet or, as many escallops of the field.
Towcester, county Northampton.
Sable on a chevron between three crosses crosslet or, as many escallops of the field.
county Middlesex.
Ermines, on a chief argent three escallops sable.
county Oxford.
Per fesse gules and argent three roses counterchanged.
county Wilts.
Sable on a chevron engrailed argent three escallops of the field.
London.
Sable a lion passant or, a label of three points argent.
Coventry, county Warwick, 1682.
Sable a lion rampant queue furché or, ducally crowned of the last, in chief three billets argent.
Umberslade, county Warwick, and Hungrill, county York.
Sable a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet or.
Skellands, county York, from which.
Sable a lion rampant between three cross crosslets or.
Chadshund, county Warwick.
Sable a lion rampant between three cross crosslets or.
Preston Candover, county Hants.
Sable a lion rampant between three cross crosslets or.
Clontarf, county Dublin. Visit. Dublin, 1606. Gzorce Kine, High Sheriff county Dublin.
Gules a lion rampant or, between two flaunches ermine.
Rev. S. Kine, Rector of Saxlingham, county Norfolk, 1845 and 1867.
Azure on a fess argent between a lion's head erased of the last and a water bouget or, three round buckles gules.
The Hyde, county Middlesex.
Per fesse nebuly azure and sable a lion rampant argent ducally collared between in chief two cross crosslets and in base an escallop or.
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Kingdon Coat of Arms
Launcells, county Cornwall, and Compton Hall, otherwise Castle Hartley, county Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a chevron sable between three magpies proper, for Kincpon; second and third, sable three crescents or, for Bouchton.
Kinge Coat of Arms
Sherborne, county Dorset.
Sable, a fesse wavy between three escallops argent.
county Essex.
Azure on a bend cotised or, three escallops sable.
county Essex.
Azure on a bend engrailed ermine between three eagles displayed or.:.
Gainsborough, county Lincoln.
Sable a chevron between three escallops argent.
county Lincoln.
Sable on a chevron engrailed argent three escallops of the field.
London.
Sable on a chevron ermine three escallops gules.
London.
Azure (another, gules)a bend between two eagles displayed with two necks or.
Kingford Coat of Arms
Youlkston, county Cornwall.
Azure three bars wavy ermine in chief an eagle displayed between two — ducal coronets or.
Kinglake Coat of Arms
Saltmoor, parish of Stoke St, Gregory, county Somerset.
Azure a boar's head erased argent between three mascles or.
King-Noel Coat of Arms
Earl of Lovelace.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Nogt, or, fretty gules a canton ermine; second and third, Kine, sable three spears' heads erect argent the points sanguine, on a chief or, three pole-axes azure their edges to the sinister.
Kingsbury Coat of Arms
confirmed by Hawkins, Ulster, 1742, to Doctor Tuomas Kinessory, Fellow of the King ana Queen's College of Physicians, Ireland; Dorset.
Azure a chevron or, between two doves in chief proper and a serpent in base nowed of the last.
Kingscote Coat of Arms
Kingscote, county Gloucester.
Argent ten escallops sable four, three, two, and one, on a canton gules a mullet piercedor.
Kingsey, or Kynsey Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three squirrels sejant gules cracking nuts or, stalked and leaved vert.
Kingsley Coat of Arms
Kingsley, county Chester, in the reign of Henry II., hereditary Forester of Delamere under the Norman earls palatine.
vert a cross engrailed ermine; andon an honorary escutcheon of pretence, argent a bugle strung sable, the escutcheon is sometimes borne as an additional coat.
Canterbury.
Sable a cross engrailed ermine in the first quarter a mullet or.
Sorrett, county Hertford.
Vert a cross engrailed argent (another, ermine).
Kingsman Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Per pale argent and azure three saltires counterchanged.
Kingsmill Coat of Arms
Sidmanton, county Hants, and Aston, county Gloucester, baronet, extinct 1823.
Argent semée of crosses crosslet fitchée sable a chevron ermine between three fers-de-moline of the second, a chief of the third.
Sir Joun Kinesmitt, Knt., of Hermitage, near Lucan, county Dublin; Hants.
Argent semée of crosses crosslet fitchée sable a chevron ermine between three fers-de-moline of the second, a chief of the third.
Millbrook, county Hants.
Argent crusily fitchée sable a chevron ermines between three millrinds of the second, a chief of the third.
county Hants.
Argent crusily fitchée sable a chevron ermines between three millrinds of the second, a chief of the third.
county Warwick.
Argent a chevron ermines between three millrinds sable a chief of the second.
exemplified to Taomas Nucenr Kenney, Esq. of Correndoo Park, county Galway, amd of Hermitage Park, county Dublin, and to his wife, Isanel Aveusta Bruce, only child and heiress of Sir Joun Kincsmitu, Col. Battle Axe Guard.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent semée of cross crosslets fitchée sable a chevron ermines between three fers-de-moline pierced of the second, a chief of the second charged with a Maltese cross or, for distinction, for Kincsmill; second and third, per pale or and azure a fleur-de-lis between three crescents all counterchanged, a crescent for difference, for Kenney; an escocheon of pretence, in the first and fourth quarters the arms of Kin@Smill, without the Maltese cross, in the second and third the arms of Brice, otherwise Bruce, viz.: Or, a saltire gules a chief of the last, thereon in the dexter chief point a mullet of the first.
Kingston Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Sable a lion rampant or.
Wendover, county Buckingham.
Sable a lion rampant or. [For this branch Burke specifies: the lion's tail double queued.]
county Derby.
Azure three swords fessways in pale argent.
counties Gloucester and Leicester.
Azure a cross or, between four leopards' faces argent.
Grimslye and Bassingham, county Lincoln.
Azure a cross or, between four leopards' faces argent.
London.
Sable guttée d'eau a lion rampant or.
county York.
Argent a bend wavy cotised gules.
Kingswell Coat of Arms
county Hants.
Gules a saltire between four lions' heads erased or.
Kington Coat of Arms
Charlton House, county Somerset.
Argent guttée de sang, on a chief wavy per pale gules and vert three ducal coronets or.
Kinnersby Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Azure semée of cross crosslets a lion rampant argent.
Kinnersley Coat of Arms
Binfield Manor, county Berks.
Per pale azure and sable a lion rampant ermine holding between the paws a cross pattée fitchée or, within an orle of eight cross crosslets of the last.
Kinsey Coat of Arms
quartered by Wetsy, of Woodhead, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland, 1618.
Or, pellettée, an eagle displayed with two heads sable.
Blackden Hall, county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three squirrels sejant gules.
Knutsford, county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three squirrels sejant gules.
Kinsman, or Kynnesman Coat of Arms
Loddington, Pipwel+ Abbey, and Broughton, county Northampton.
Per pale azure and gules three saltires argent.
Kinveton, alias Gilbert Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Gules a bend vairé argent and sable.
Kipping Coat of Arms
Tewdley, county Kent.
Lozengy or and azure on a chief gules a lion passant of the first. '.
Kirby Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure six lions rampant argent three, two, and one, on a canton or, a mullet gules.
Meopthams-Bank, Tunbridge, county Kent, Sheriff of London, 1816-17.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the second a lion's head erased or.
granted to Ricnarp Cuares Kinny, Esq., C. B., of Blandford Square, county Middlesex.
Argent a chief embattled gules over all a bend sable charged with three greyhounds” heads erased of the first.
London.
Argent on a fesse vert three crosses formée.
county Nottingham, in the reign of Elizabeth.
Argent two bars and a canton gules.
Kirby, or Kirkby Coat of Arms
Hawthorn, county Durham, and Kirkby Thore, county Westmoreland.
Argent on a fesse vert three crescents or.
Kirhile, or Kirhir Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or, an eagle displayed sable.
Kiriel Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Argent two chevrons and a canton gules.
Kirk Coat of Arms
Retford, county Nottingham.
Argent a chevron between three boars' heads erased sable.
Wituiam Kitvinoton Kix, Esq., Cleveland Row, Stockton-on-Tees, county Durham.
Gules a chevron dovetailed ermine on a chief or, three dragons' heads erased of the first.
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Kirkbrid Coat of Arms
Kirkbridge, county Cumberland.
Sable a cross engrailed argent.
Kirkbridge Coat of Arms
Ellerton in Hesket, county Cumberland.
Argent a cross engrailed vert.
county Northumberland.
Argent a saltire vert.
Kirkbryd Coat of Arms
quartered by Datsron, of Dalston, county Cumberland. Visit. Cumb, 1615.
Argent a cross engrailed vert between four annulets sable.
Kirkby Coat of Arms
Kirkby, county York.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the last a cross patonce or.
Kirkby, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the last a cross patonce or.
Kirkby Hall, county Lincoln.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the last a cross patonce or.
Uprawcliffe, county Lancaster, 1567.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the last a cross patonce or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Stainbridge,county Hants.
Per pale argent and gules on a chief sable a lion passant or.
county Leicester.
Per pale gules and sable a lion rampant argent.
county Leicester.
Argent a cross between two annulets vert.
county Kent.
Azure six lions rampant or, on a canton of the last a mullet gules.
Kirkby-in-Ashfield, county Nottingham.
Azure a fesse between two chevrons ermine.
quartered by Mitrorp through Wharton. Visit. Durham, 1613.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the second a cross flory of the first.
Kirke Coat of Arms
The Eaves, county Derby.
Argent a chevron between three boars' heads erased sable Ancient Arms—Per fesse or and gules a lozenge counterchanged.
Eastham, county Essex.
Per fesse or and gules a lozenge counterchanged, on a canton azure a lion rampant or, supporting a cutlass blade argent chained and collared gold. This canton was granted as an augmentation to Sir Davip Kirke, Governor of Newfoundland; to Lewis Kirke, Governor of Canada; and to Captain Tuomas Kirke, Vice-Admiral of the English Fleet, for their victory over the French, and the capturing of Canada.
Markham, county Notts.
Argent a chevron between three boars' heads couped sable.
county York.
Or, a chevron azure.
Kirkeby Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Argent on a fesse vert three crescents or.
county Lincoln.
Gules a fesse between two chevrons ermine.
Kirkenton, Kirkton, or Kerton Coat of Arms
Kirton, county Lincoln.
Gules three barserm.
Kirketon Coat of Arms
Baron Kirketon, extinct.
Barry of six gules and argent.
Baron Kirketon, extinct 1367.
Barry of six gules and argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: Or, three eagles displayed sable Argent a fesse gules.]
Kirketon, or Kerketon Coat of Arms
Kirketon, county Lincoln, in the reign of Edward II.
Barry of six gules and argent.
Kirketot Coat of Arms
county Suffolk, in the reign of Henry Iii.
Azure on a cross argent five escallops gules.
Kirkham Coat of Arms
Ashcombe, in the reign of Henry Iii., and Blagdon, county Devon, in the reign of Edward I.
Ermine three lions rampant gules a bordure engrailed sable.
Pinhoe, county Devon.
Ermine three lions rampant gules a bordure engrailed sable.
Fynnshed and Cutterstock, county Northampton.
Argent on a fesse gules three bezants.
Kirkhill Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or, an eagle displayed sable.
Kirkhoven Coat of Arms
Earl of Bellomont in Ireland, and Baron Wotton in England, extinct 1683.
Argent three hearts gules.
Kirkland Coat of Arms
Kirkland, county Cumberland, Kirkland, county Lancaster, Brampton, county Derby.
Sable three mullets argent within a bordure engrailed or, quartering, Kirkland (ancient), sable three mullets or.
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, county Leicester.
Sable three mullets argent within a bordure engrailed or.
county Lancaster.
Argent a bend engrailed sable (another, argent a Saltire engrailed vert).
Kirkley Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent two bars engrailed sable.
Kirkpatrick Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a saltire azure on a chief of the last a cushion of the first.
Liverpool.
Argent a saltire azure on a chief engrailed of the last three cushions or.
Kirkslow, Kirkstowe, or Kirstow Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Gyronny of twelve or and sable on a canton gules a covered cup of the first.
Kirktot Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure a cross argent charged with five escallops gules.
Kirsopp Coat of Arms
The Spital, county Northumberland.
Gules a saltire ermine between two cranes in pale argent and two garbs in fesse or.
Kirstowe Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Gyronny of twelve or and azure on a canton sable a covered cup of the first, on a chief gules three covered cups gold.
Kirton Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Gyronny of twelve or and azure on a canton gules a covered cup of the first.
county Lincoln.
Barry of eight ermine and gules.
Thorp Mandevil, county Northampton.
Quarterly, first, argent a fesse and a chevron inchief gules; second, argent a crescent within a bordure invecked sable; third, per pale or and gules a fesse between three leopards' faces counterchanged; fourth, argent a fesse between three hawks' hoods gules.
county Westmoreland.
Argent a fesse and a chevron in chief gules.
county Wilts.
Or, a fesse and a chevron in base gules.
Kirvill Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Sable three lions' heads jessant, as many fleurs-de-lis argent.
Kirwan Coat of Arms
late of Moyne, county Galway.
Arms.
England.
Gules three crescents argent.
Kitchin Coat of Arms
Meales, county Lancaster.
Gules a chevron paly of four argent and sable between three bezants, each charged with a lapwing of the third.
London.
Argent on a pile azure between two crosses crosslet gules an eagle displayed of the field.
Kitching Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Argent a chevron between three bustards gules.
Kitchingman Coat of Arms
Helmesley, county York.
Argent on a pile sable between two crosses crosslet fitchée gules three lozenges of the field.
Kite, or Keyte Coat of Arms
Cheselborne, county Dorset, and county Wor cester, Lord Mayor of London, 1767.
Azure a chevron between three kites' heads erased or.
Ebrington, county Gloucester.
Azure on a chevron between three kites' heads erased or, as many trefoily slipped gules.
Kitesford Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Argent a bend lozengy sable.
Kitson Coat of Arms
Hengrave, county Suffolk.
Sable three lucies hauriant argent a chief or.
Elmete Hall, near Leeds, county York.
Sable three lucies haurient argent a chief or.
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Kittermaster Coat of Arms
Meriden, formerly of Coleshill, county Warwick.
Azure a chevron erminois between three bezants.
Kittleby, or Kittelby Coat of Arms
Steple, county Salop.
Argent two chevrons 8a.
Kk surnames
Kkeverell Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Argent a chevron sable between three mullets gules:.
Kl surnames
Klokefield Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Azure a cross chequy argent and gules.
Kn surnames
Knaplock Coat of Arms
Winchester, 1601.
Azure a fesse between two chevrons gobony ermine and gules.
Knapman Coat of Arms
Throwleigh, county Devon.
Or, on a cross gules between four Cornish choughs proper five blocks of tin proper marked with the letter W sable.
Knapp Coat of Arms
Tuddenham, county Norfolk, Needham and Washbroke, county Suffolk.
Or, in chief three close helmets sable in base a lion passant of the last.
Little Linford Hall and Shenley, county Bucks.
Or, in chief three close helmets sable in base a lion passant of the last.
Knappe Coat of Arms
Woodcot, county Oxford.
Sable a lion passant in chief three helmets or.
Knapton Coat of Arms
Boldre, Hants.
Gules a chevron dancettée ermine between three chaplets or.
Knaresburgh Coat of Arms
Knaresbrough, county York.
Argent a lion rampant gules ducally crowned or, within a bordure sable charged with eight bezants.
Knatchbull Coat of Arms
Mersham Hatch, Kent, bart.
Azure three cross crosslets fitchée between two bendlets or.
Fun. Ent. Ulster's Office, 1635, Vincent Knatchbull, son and heir of Recinalp Knatchsvtt, Esq., of Mersham, county Kent, d. at Kellagh, county Kilkenny.
Azure three crosses crosslet fitchée in bend between two bendlets or.
county Kent.
Azure. three crosses crosslet in bend between two bendletsengr. or.
Babington, county Somerset.
Azure three crosses crosslet fitchée between two bendlets or.
Knatchbull-Hugessen Coat of Arms
Baron Brabourne.
See Hugessen.
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Kneland Coat of Arms
that Ilk, Scotland). See Clglakd. '^'"ft^l (counties Oxford and Gloucester.
See Cletayp.
Knell Coat of Arms
counties Oxford and Gloucester.
Gules crusily a lion rampant or.
Kneller Coat of Arms
county Wilts.
Quarterly, first, argent two escutcheons, each charged with a rose proper in base a point charged with a fleur-de-lis; second, sable on a chevron between three covered cups argent a rose gules; third, sable two bars engrailed argent on a chief or, a lion passant between two fleurs-de-lis of the first; fourth, or, an eagle's leg couped contourne, and a sinister wingin fesse.
Knevet Coat of Arms
county Norfolk, and Escrick, county York.
Argent a bend within a bordure engrailed of the second.
Knevett Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a bend sable within a bordure engrailed azure.
Knevett, or Knevit Coat of Arms
Rosemaryn, county Cornwall, counties Norfolk and Suffolk.
Argent a bend within a bordure engrailed sable.
Kneysworth, or Knesworth Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1505.
Ermine a chevron wavy gules between three greyhounds in full course sable.
Knifton Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Gules a bend vair.
Knight Coat of Arms
Banbury, county Oxford.
Argent three bendlets gules on a canton azure a spur, rowel down, leathered, all or, quartering, quarterly, first and fourth, gules a lion reguardant, or; second and third, argent three boars' heads couped sable langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the second.]
The Manor House, Glen Parva, county Leicester.
Paly argent and gules on a canton of the second a spur or, a bordure engrailed sable.
Congresbury, county Somerset, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and Tythegston, county Glamorgan.
Argent three palets yu. within a bordure engrailed azure on a canton of the second aspur or.
Ruscombe, county Berks.
Argent three palets gules on a canton of the second a spur, with the rowel downwards, leathered or, within a bordure engrailed sable.
arms in New Coll., Oxford.
Per fess or and gules ademisun and a demi rose conjoined counterchanged, on the top of the demi rose two eagles' heads issuant sable, and from each side an eagle's wing displayed of the last.
Kingerby, county Lincoln.
Argent three bendlets gules on a canton azure a spur with rowel downwards of the first.
county Buckingham.
Sable a griffin segreant ermine beaked and armed gules a bordure of the second.
counties Gloucester and York.
Sable a griffin segreant or.
Norroy King of Arms, d. 1593.
Vert a bend lozengy or.
Chester Herald, d. 1618.
Vert a bend lozengy or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Clopton and Althorpe, county Northampton.
Argent on a fesse between three bulls' heads erased sable armed and ringed at the nose or, a fret between two doves of the field.
county Hants.
Argent three palets gules on a canton of the second a spur or, a bordure engrailed azure.
county Norfolk.
Argent three palets gules on a canton of the second a spur or, a bordure engrailed azure.
county Hants.
Or, on a chevron sable three griffins segreant of the first.
Baldock and Weston, county Hertford, and Betsford, county Nottingham.
Sable on a fesse argent three quatrefoils of the field, in chief a nag''s head erased of the second.
Chawton, county Hants.
Vert a bend lozengy or, in base a cinquefoil argent Coat—A demi grayfriar proper holding in the dexter hand a cinquefoil slipped argent from the sinister wrist a bracelet of beads pendent sable.
Rowington, county Warwick.
Vert a bend lozengy or, in base a cinquefoil argent Coat—A demi grayfriar proper holding in the dexter hand a cinquefoil slipped argent from the sinister wrist a bracelet of beads pendent sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: Earl of Catherlough.]
Godmersham, county Kent.
Vert a bend lozengy or, in base a cinquefoil argent Coat—A demi grayfriar proper holding in the dexter hand a cinquefoil slipped argent from the sinister wrist a bracelet of beads pendent sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: Earl of Catherlough.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a canton gules, quartering or, a chevron gules between three lions' gambs erect sable, for Austen.]
London.
Vert a bend lozengy or, in base a cinquefoil argent Coat—A demi grayfriar proper holding in the dexter hand a cinquefoil slipped argent from the sinister wrist a bracelet of beads pendent sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: Earl of Catherlough.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a canton gules, quartering or, a chevron gules between three lions' gambs erect sable, for Austen.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Westerham, county Kent.
Per chevron engrailed sable and argent three griffins passant counterchanged.
county Middlesex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, vert a bend lozengy or; second and third, per chevron argent and sable three cinquefoils counterchanged, over all, as an augmentation of honour, an escutcheon argent charged with a cross of St. George.
county Northampton, 1613.
Argent three bends gules on a canton azure a spur with buckle and leathers or.
Sir Asyorp James Kuicut, M. D., of Sheffield, knighted 1841.
Argent three bends gules on a canton azure a spur with buckle and leathers or.
Brockhole, county Northampton.
Paly of six or and gules a canton ermine.
Piddington, counties Northampton and York.
Gules two bars argent in chief three wolves' heads erased of the second.
Shrewsbury and Bashchurch, county Salop.
Argent three palets gules a bordure engrailed azure on a canton of the second aspuror.
Wolverley, county Worcester.
Argent three palets gules within a bordure engrailed azure on a canton of the second a spur or.
Downton Castle, county Hereford, Simons Bath, county Devon, and Wolverley, county Worcester.
Argent three palets gules within a bordure engrailed azure on a canton of the second a spur or. [For this branch Burke specifies: &e.]
granted by Hawley, Clarenceux, 4 Edward VI., to Wittiam Knicut, Collector of the Subsidies for Southampton. Visit. Hants, 1634.
Per chevron engrailed argent and sable. three griffins passant counterchanged.
Langold, county York, 1666.
Or, on a chief sable three griffins segreant of the field).
London.
Per fesse or and gules an eagle with two heads displayed sable having on its breast a demi rose and a demi sun conjoined into one, counterchanged of the field.
registered to Henry Epmunp Knicht, Esq., Alderman of the City of London.
Or, three bendlets azure on a chief gules a civic wreath between two spurs of the first.
Right Hon. Hexry Epmunp Kxicut, Lord Mayor of London, 1883.
Or, three bendlets azure on a chief gules. a civic crown between two spurs of the first.
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Knight, alias Brother Coat of Arms
London and Clerkenwell, county Middlesex.
Argent a fesse gules fretty or, between three bulls' heads erased sable attired of the third.
Knightbridge Coat of Arms
Chelmsford, county Essex.
Argent two bars sable three garbs or.
Knightley Coat of Arms
Fawsley Park, county Northampton, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine; second and third, paly of six or and gules.
Offchurch, county Warwick, baronet, extinct 1608.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine; second and third, paly of six or and gules.
county Stafford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, paly of six or and gules; second and third, ermine.
Kingston-upon-Thames, county Surrey.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine; second and third, paly of six or and gules on a bend azure a tilting-spear of the second.
Knightly Coat of Arms
Chorley, county Lancaster.
Vert a cross engrailed ermine in the first quarter a mullet pierced.
county Stafford.
Paly of six or and gules.
county Worcester.
Argent on a fesse sable a mullet of the field.
Knighton Coat of Arms
Carlston, county Dorset, and of Blendworth Lodge, county Hants, bart.
Barry of eight per pale azure and or, counterchanged a bend erminois, on a chief gules a dragon's head erased between two annulets of the second.
county Hertford.
Argent two bars azure on a canton of the second a tun or.
Bay/ord, county Herts.
Barry of eight argent and azure.
county Suffolk.
Barry of eight argent and azure on a canton or, a tun paleways gules.
Jouy Kyicutoy, Visit. London, 1568.
Barry of eight argent and azure on a canton or, a tun paleways gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering argent six annulets gules three, two, and one.]
Bayford, county Hertford.
Argent two bars azure on a canton gules a ton or.
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Knill Coat of Arms
Knill, county Hereford.
Gules crusily fitchée a Hon rampant or.
Knipe Coat of Arms
London.
Gules two bars argent in chief three wolves' heads couped of the second.
county Lancaster, and Westminster.
Gules two bars argent in chief three wolves' heads couped of the second.
Kniveton Coat of Arms
Bradley, county Derby.
Gules a bend vair between six crosses formée or.
Mercaston, county Derby, baronet, extinct in 1706.
Gules a chevron vairé argent and sable.
Knoll Coat of Arms
Extas pz Knox, Lord of Knollsmere, Wigglesworth, and Hellitield Peel, county York.
Gules a chevron between three roses argent.
Knolles Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent on a chevron gules three roses of the field.
Little Hampston, county Devon.
Or, a falcon sable preying on a moorcock proper on a chief of the second three birdbolts argent.
county Hants.
Or, three demi lions passant guardant gules.
from ped. of Sir Roperr Knotes, K. G., lord of the manor of Scouthorpe, county Norfolk, a '' very valyant captayne” in the wars in France, in the reign of Edward Iii. and Richard If.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses of the field barbed proper.
Joun Knoxtzs, settled in county Hants in the reign of Henry Viii.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses of the field barbed proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: differenced with a canton ermine.]
Knolls, or Knows Coat of Arms
county Chester, Chisping, county Lancaster, Chipping and Harpley, county Norfolk.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses barbed and seeded of the field.
Knollys Coat of Arms
Grove Place, county Hants.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses of the field, a canton ermine.
Thame, county Oxford, baronet, extinct 1772.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses of the field; also, azure semée of crosses crosslet a cross moline or, voided throughout of the field. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering gules on a chevron argent three roses of the field, a canton ermine.]
Knomly, Knowles, or Knonvile Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent three mullets gules.
Knot Coat of Arms
Whitchurch, county Southampton.
Sable a key erect in pale or, between two palets erminois.
Knotsford Coat of Arms
Studley, county Warwick.
Argent a fess lozengy sable.
Great Malvern, county Worcester.
Sable on a cross engrailed argent an annulet of tho field.
Knott Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure guttée d'or a chevron of the last between three crescents argent.
county Sussex.
Azure guttée d'or a chevron between three crescents of the last.
Knotwood Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent (another, or) three cinquefoils gules.
Knovill Coat of Arms
Baron Knovill, extinct.
Argent three estoiles gules.
Knowler Coat of Arms
Stroud, county Kent.
Argent on a bend between two cotises sable a lion passant guardant of the field crowned or. Cres¢ —A demi heron proper volant issuing out of reeds also proper Another.
Knowles Coat of Arms
Lovel Hill, county Berks, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure crusily of crosslets a cross moline voided or; second and third, gules on a chevron argent three roses of the first.
Aylesham, county Norfolk.
Gules, on a chevron argent three roses of the field, in chief a crescent or, charged with a mullet sable.
Cole Ashby, county Northampton, and Walton, county Suffolk.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses vert, barbed and seeded of the field, on a canton of the second a fleur-de-lis of the first.
Downton and Winchester. Visit. Iants, 1634.
Or, three demi lions passant guardant gules.
Knowles, or Knoell Coat of Arms
Samford Oreas, county Dorset, and county Somerset.
Gules on a bend argent three escallops sable.
Knowling Coat of Arms
anciently Knotuine, of Exeter and Harburton, county Deyon, subsequently of Lower Washbourne, same County.
Ermine three bends gules.
Knowlys Coat of Arms
Heysham Hall, county Lancaster, and Stockwell, county Surrey.
Gules on a chevron argent three roses vert, barbed and seeded of the field, on a canton of the second a fleur-de-lis of the first.
Knowyl Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent three mullets gules.
Knyfton, or Kniveton Coat of Arms
Uphill Lodge, county Somerset.
Gules a chevron vairé argent and sable.
Knypersley Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Azure three spades or, handles argent.
Knyvett Coat of Arms
Buckenham, county Norfolk.
Argent a bend sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Buckenham, county Norfolk, baronet, extinct 1699.
Argent a bend sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Baron Knyvett, extinct 1622; Norfolk, 1545, was summoned to Parliament, 1607, d. s. p.
Argent a bend sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Ashwell Thorpe, county Norfolk.
Argent a bend sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Rosemaryn, county Cornwall.
Argent a bend sable a bordure engrailed of the last. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Ko surnames
Kognose Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Gules a fesse argent in chief three lozenges of the second.
Koking Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Per pale wavy argent and sable.
Ku surnames
Kuerden Coat of Arms
Preston, county Lancaster, 1664.
Per bend sinister or and azure a griffin segreant counterchanged.
Kulcheth, or Culcheth Coat of Arms
Culcheth, county Lancaster.
Argent an eagle sable preying on a child proper swaddled gules banded or.
Ky surnames
Kydermaster Coat of Arms
Lincoln's Inn, London, and Coushall, county Warwick.
Azure two chevrons erminois between three bezants.
county Sussex.
Azure two chevrons argent between three bezants.
Kyffin Coat of Arms
Maenan, county Carnarvon; Berks, father of Kyrrin John William Lenthalt, Esq., of Bessels Leigh and Maenan Hall.
Arms, those of Ermton Efell, viz., Per fess sable and argent a lion rampant counterchanged, armed and langued gules.
Kyffyn, alias Waghan Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Per fesse sable and argent a lion rampant counterchanged.
Kyllingbeck Coat of Arms
Talworth, Heningham, and Leeds, county York.
Argent on a chevron sable between three unicorns' heads erased azure as many annulets or.
Chappell-Allerton, county York.
Argent on a chevron sable between three unicorns' heads couped azure as many annulets or.
Kymber Coat of Arms
Euizanera Kyser, heiress of her father, m. in the reign of Edward IV., Henry Keetty, Esq., of Kelly; London, 1568.
Argent two chevronels gules a bordure engrailed of the last.
Kyme Coat of Arms
Kesteven, county Lincoln, in the reign of Henry II.
Gules a chevron between ten crosses crosslet or (another, nine; another, six).
Baron Kyme, extinct 1338.
Gules a chevron between ten crosses crosslet or (another, nine; another, six).
Kymer Coat of Arms
West Shelburgh, county Dorset.
Argent three cats passant in pale azure a bordure of the last bezantée.
Kympton Coat of Arms
Weston, county Hertford.
Azure a pelican between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Kymyell Coat of Arms
Kymyell, county Cornwall.
Argent three dolphins embowed in pale sable.
Kynardesley Coat of Arms
Braylford, county Derby, counties Somerset, Stafford, and Ward-End, county Warwick.
Argent a fesse vairé or and gules between three eagles displayed] sable.
Kynardesly Coat of Arms
county Salop, in the reign of Edward I.
Azure a lion rampant argent within an orle of crosses crosslet of the second.
Kynardsley, or Keynardsley Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Vertachey. between three leopards' faces or.
Kynaston Coat of Arms
Hardwick, county Salop, baronet, created 1818, extinct 1866.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine a chevron gules; second and third, as derived from Meredith AP Bleddyn, argent a lion rampant sable The origin of the first coat, ermine a chevron gules, is thus narrated: Sir Rocer Kynaston was a Yorkist, and as a soldicr was reckoned one of the most able and illustrious heroes of his time. He was present, mounted on his white charger (Argent ei gwrser gwyn) at the battle of Bloreheath, near Drayton, county Salop, 22Sept. 1459, under the command of the Earl of Salisbury. At this battle Lord Audley, the Lancasterian leader, fell, according to the family tradition, by the hand of Rocrr Kynaston. Two years after the battle, when the Earl of March ascended the throne under the title of Edward IV. he not only knighted the squire of Hordley, but also assigned to him the confiscated arms of the fallen Audley as an honorary addition to his own, which were borne in the first quarter of the Kynaston shield.
Oteley Park, county Salop.
Argent a lion rampant sable.
Poole, county Dorset.
Argent a lion rampant sable.
Hordley, county Salop.
Ermine a chevron gules.
Thorington, county Essex.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three mullets sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
confirmed by Roberts, tJlster, to Col. John Kynaston, third; Salop.
Argent a lion rampant sable armed and langued gules a crescent charged with a mullet for difference.
exemplified to Rev. Walter Cuarles Epward Owens, Incumbent of St. John's, Huddersfield, county York, on a3suming the name of Kynaston, by royal licence, 1868.
Ermine a chevron gules, and for distinction a canton of the last.
Kynaston, or Kynerston Coat of Arms
Ryton Stokes, Shrewsbury, Woodhouse and Shotter, county Salop.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three mullets sable.
Kynnersley Coat of Arms
Leighton, county Salop.
Azure crusily a lion rampant argent.
Loxley, county Stafford.
Azure a lion rampant argent within an orle of crosses crosslet of the second; quartering Snerp [which see] The original arms of Kynnersley were, azure a lion rampant argent the crosses were added in the reign of Henry Iii. by Hueco pe Krnnardsleye, who accompanied Prince Edward, afterwards Edward I., to the Holy Land.
Kynnesman Coat of Arms
Knaptoft, county Leicester.
Gules a fesse chequy or and azure, between six cross crosslets of the second.
Kynns Coat of Arms
Send, county Gloucester.
Azure on a fesse cotised or, three martlets gules.
Kyrby, or Kyrkby Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Sable a lion rampant argent holding in the paw a garb or.
county Kent.
Azure five lions rampant or, on a canton argent a mullet gules.
county Lincoln.
Azure a fesse between two chevrons engrailed ermine.
Kyrell Coat of Arms
Sutton, county Kent.
Or, two chevrons gules a canton of the last.
Kyrham Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent three lions rampant gules.
Kyrkbryn Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Or, a cross engrailed vert.
Kyrkeshagh Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Or, on a chief per pale gules and sable three bezants.
Kyrktot, Kribitot, or Kribtot Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure on a cross argent five escallops gules.
Kyrle Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Vert a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Ross, county Hereford.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Kreg, a crescent for difference. See the linked source page.]
Walford and Ross, county Hereford.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms, with numerous quarterings. See the linked source page.]
Much Marcle, county Hereford, baronet, extinct 1680.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms. See the linked source page.]
Monry-Kyatz, Much Marcle, county Hereford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, vert a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or, for Kygr&; second and third, chequy argent and gules on a chief sable three eagles displayed] or, for Mongy.
Kyrton Coat of Arms
Srernen Kyaton, Alderman of London.
Argent a fess andin chief a chevron gules, quartering, first, argent a crescent and a border sable; second, per pale or and gules a fess between three leopards' faces counterchanged; third, argent a fess between three hawks' lures gules.
Kytchyn Coat of Arms
Belper, county Derby, and Islington, county Middlesex.
Argent on a pile azure between two crosses crosslet gules a dove volant argent beaked and membered of the third.
Kyveliok Coat of Arms
Hucu pe Krvetiocg, Earl of Chester.
Azure six garbs or.
Kyverdale Coat of Arms
quartered by Mirrorp through Osraldeston and Motynevux. Visit. York, 1666.
Quarterly, argent and sable on each a leopard's face counterchanged.
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