Blazons of England - M
This alphabetical index brings together 1,865 English-linked family entries under surnames beginning with M 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 M 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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Mabbe Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale gules and azure a tiger passant argent.
Chamberlain of the city of London, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Per pale gules and azure a tiger passant argent.
Mabbs Coat of Arms
Bynbam and Wallingham, county Norfolk.
Vert a cross patonce ermine between four birds argent.
Mablethorpe Coat of Arms
county Nottingham, 1462.
Gules a chevron or, between three crosses botonnée argent in chief a lion passant guardant of the last.
Macartney Coat of Arms
Extison-Macarrney.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a buck trippant gules a bordure of the last, for Macartney; second and third, gules on a chevron between three eagles' heads erased argent a trefoil slipped vert, for Ellison.
Macaulay Coat of Arms
Baron Macaulay.
Gules two arrows in saltire, points downward argent surmounted by: as many barrulets compony or and azure between two buckles in pale of the third, a bordure engrailed also of the third.
Macbride Coat of Arms
England.
Gules three chevronels between as many escallops argent.
J. D. Macsrivz, D. C. L., Principal of Magdalen Hall, Oxford.
Argent on a chevron between three fishes gules a rose of the field in chief chequy of the first and second.
Mac Carthy Glas Coat of Arms
Gleannacroim, county Cork, “ the Slught Ferlimy,” or race of Felim.
Argent a stag trippant gules attired and unguled or.
Macclesfield Coat of Arms
Staveley or Stayley, county Chester.
Gules a cross engrailed ermine.
Maer, county Stafford.
Gules a cross engrailed ermine.
Macdonald Coat of Arms
East Sheen, county Surrey, bart.
Quarterly, first, argent a lion rampant gules; second, or, a hand in armour holding a cross crosslet fitchée gules; third, a row-galley, the sails furled sable; fourth, argent a salmon naiant in fesse proper.
Mace Coat of Arms
Exeter, county Devon.
Azure a chevron argent between in chief two mullets or, and in base a dexter gauntlet lying fessways of the second, holding a mace erect of the third.
Tenterden, county Kent.
Azure a chevron argent between in chief two mullets or, and in base a dexter gauntlet lying fessways of the second, holding a mace erect of the third.
Machado Coat of Arms
Rocer Macuapo, Clarenceux King of Arma, in the reign of Henry Viii., d. 1516.
Gules. five battle axes, two, one and two.
Machell Coat of Arms
Wendover, county Buckingham.
Sable three greyhounds courant in pale argent collared or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a bordure argent.]
Penny Bridge, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable three greyhounds courant in pale argent collared. or; second and third, azure five fleurs-de-lis or.
Swaley, county Lincoln.
Sable three greyhounds courant in pale argent collared gules a bordure engrailed or.
Machell, Mauchael, or Mauchel Coat of Arms
Crakenthorpe Hall, county Westmoreland.
Sable three greyhounds courant in pale argent collared or.
Machen Coat of Arms
Eastbach Court and Whitemead Park, county Gloucester.
Gules a fesse vair between three pelicans' heads erased or, vulning themselves proper.
Machet Coat of Arms
county Surrey.
Per saltire or and azure on a fess gules three fleurs-de-lis argent.
counties Norfolk and Suffolk.
Per saltire or and vert, on a fesse gules three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Machon Coat of Arms
Machon Bank, near Sheffield.
Gules a fess vair between three swans' heads erased argent and a canton of the last.
Sherburn House, Durham.
Gules a fess vair between three swans' heads erased argent and a canton of the last.
county York.
Gules a fess vair between three pelicans' heads argent vulning themselves proper a canton argent.
Mackay Coat of Arms
London, 1750.
As Lord Reay, but the chevron wavy for difference Same Crest and Motto.
Macked Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Ermine on a canton gules a stag passant or.
Mackenzie Coat of Arms
Fawley Court, county Buckingham, and Newbie, county Dumfries.
Or, a cross parted and fretty azure between in the first and fourth quarters a stag's head cabossed of the last, and in the second and third quarters a mountain in flames proper.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 33 (unnumbered)
Gillott's, county Oxford.
Or, a cross parted and fretty azure between in the first and fourth quarters a stag's head cabossed of the last, and in the second and third quarters a mountain in flames proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
Burke, 1884: Supplement 33 (unnumbered)
Winchester, formerly Scotland, 1879.
Per fesse argent and azure a buck's head cabossed counterchanged. in dexter chief a holly leaf proper.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 33 (unnumbered)
Mac Kerell Coat of Arms
Norwich, county Norfolk.
Per fess azure and vert three mackerels naiant in pale proper.
Ringland, county Norfolk.
Per fess azure and vert three mackerels naiant in pale proper.
Mackie Coat of Arms
Manor House, Heath, Wakefield.
Paly of six or and gules on a bend sinister engrailed azure a Narcissus between two mullets of six points of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: Col. Mackte being brother of R. B. Mackie, Esq.]
Burke, 1884: Supplement 34 (unnumbered)
Mackillop, or M‘Killop Coat of Arms
England.
Sable a stag's head cabossed argent.
Mackinnon Coat of Arms
Portswood Park, county Hants, chief of the clan Mackinnon.
Quarterly, first, vert a boar's head couped, holding in the mouth a shin-bone argent; second, azure a tower triple-towered argent; third, or, a galley gules; fourth, argent a man's arm couped below the wrist from the sinister proper grasping a cross crosslet fitchée sable all within a bordure gules.
Macklow Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Gyronny of eight or and azure a lion rampant of the first guttéedesang.
Mackworth Coat of Arms
Mackworth Castle, county Derby.
Per pale indented sable and ermine, a chevron gules fretty or.
Normanton, county Rutland, baronet, extinct 1803 Thomas Macxworts, Esq., of Normanton.
Per pale indented sable and ermine, a chevron gules fretty or.
Betton Grange, in the parish of Meole Bruce, county Salop.
Per pale indented sable and ermine on a chevron gules five crosses pattée or.
Maclaine Coat of Arms
Kington House, Thornbury, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first, argent a lion rampant gules; second, azure a tower argent; third, or, a dexter hand couped in fesse gules holding a cross crosslet fitchée azure; fourth, argent a lymphad proper her sails furled, in base asalmon naiantppr. (.
Maclaurin Coat of Arms
London, 1866.
Or, two chevronels gules in base a lymphad sable sails furled, flags flying, and oars in action, a bordure nebuly of the second.
Maclay Coat of Arms
county York.
Azure three wolves' heads argent langued gules.
Maclean Coat of Arms
Haremere Hall, county Sussex.
Quarterly, first, or, a rock proper; second, argent a dexter hand couped in fesse proper holding a cross crosslet fitchée gules; third, azure a galley, sails furled and a flag gules; fourth, in chief two eagles' heads erased gules in base azure a salmon naiant argent.
Macleod Coat of Arms
Arley Castle, county Stafford, 1844.
Quarterly, first and fourth, as Macreop, of that Ilk; second and third, the arms of the Isle of Man, as above, all wilh 6 tentiay See or.
Macqueen Coat of Arms
Tuomas Porrer Macaveen, Esq., of Ridgmount House, county Bedford, formerly M. P. for that shire.
vert a pegasus saliant argent a chief or, quartering Porrer, viz., Sable a fesse ermine between three cinquefoils argent.
Mac Williams Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Per bend argent and gules three roses bendways counterchanged.
Madden Coat of Arms
Bloxham Beauchamp, county Oxford, Baggots Rath, county Dublin, Manor Waterhouse, county Fermanagh, and now of Hilton Park, county Monaghan.
Sable a falcon seizing a duck argent on a chief or, a cross crosslet gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the cross botonnée.]
granted by Betham, Ulster, to Sir Frepertck Mapden, K. A., Gentleman of the Privy Chamber.
Sable a faloon or, belled gules preying on a mallard argent on a chief indented of the second a cross botonnée of the third.
Madder Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Ermine on a fesse wavy azure three lions rampant or.
Maddersfield Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Azure on a bend or, three bars dancettée gules.
county Worcester.
Azure on a bend cotised or, three bars dancettée gules.
county Worcester.
Azure on a bend double cotised or, three bars dancettée gules.
Maddestock Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Argent on a chief azure two mullets or.
Maddison Coat of Arms
Unthank,county Durham. Visit. 1575.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a chevron, between three martlets sable as many mullets or, for Martey; second, argent three bars gules a bordure sable; third, sable a fleur-de-lis argent.
Partney Hall, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent two battle axes in saltire sable, for Mappison; second and érd, argent a chevron sable charged with a mullet or, between three martlets of the second, for Martey.
Maddox Coat of Arms
Wormley, county Herts, baronet, extinct 1716.
Per pale azure and gules two lions passant in pale or.
Isaac Mappox, Bishop of St. Asaph, 1736-43, and of Worcester, 1743-59.
Per pale azure and gules two lions passant in pale or.
Maddy Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Azure a fesse between a fleece in chief and a wolf passant in base or.
Madeson Coat of Arms
arms in the Chapel, University College, Oxford. Visit. igor Argent a chevron between three martlets sa.
Argent a chevron between three martlets sable.
Madley Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Barry wavy of six ermine and gules on a chevron azure three fleurs-de-lis or.
Madock Coat of Arms
Hartbury, county Gloucester.
Azure a bend or, in chief three boys' heads couped at the shoulders argent each enwrapped about the neck with a snake proper in base as many griffins' heads erased of the third.
Madocke Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, fretty sable.
Madocks Coat of Arms
county Middlesex.
Argent a chevron between three castles sable flammant gules.
Madox Coat of Arms
London, and Masterley, county Salop.
Per pale gules and azure two lions passant or.
Madworth Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent on a bend sable three pheons of the field.
Madyson Coat of Arms
county Durham, Fonby, county Lincoln, Newcastle-onTyne, county Northumberland.
Argent a chevron between three martlets sable.
Maelawg Crwm Coat of Arms
Lord of Lilechwedd Isa, county Carnarvon; Cuatoner, of Lloran, Ganol, Denbigh, and Chester.
Argent a chevron sable between three cherubs' heads or.
Maelor Crwm Coat of Arms
Lord of Llechuidd-isaf and Crenddyn, county Carnarvon; York.
Argent on a chevron sable three angels or. hy.
Magenis Coat of Arms
Waringstown, county Devon.
Vert a lion rampant or, on a chief argent a dexter hand couped gules.
Magens Coat of Arms
Macens Dorrien Macens, Esq., of Hammerwood Lodge, East Grinstead, county Sussex, and London.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a cross hamegon argent; second and third, argent on a mount in base three trefoils issuing vert, in chief a gem ring or, stonedaz.
Maggot Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent on a canton gules a round buckle of the field.
Maghull Coat of Arms
Lords of the Manor of Maghull, county Chester, in the reign of King John, in which place Richarpd Maghull, Esq., of Maghull, was living, 1639.
Argent a swepe (or balista) azure charged with a stone or. ''This was an engine of war in fashion seeming like to that which the brewers use to draw water withal, and therefore we call it a swepe as they do. With this engine they used to throw great stones into the towns and fortifications of the enemy."—Guillim.
Magin Coat of Arms
England.
Argent two palets sable a chief gules.
Magnall Coat of Arms
Manchester and London.
Argent on a mount vert a swepe (or balista) azure charged with a stone proper a chief per fesse embattled or and gules.
Magnay Coat of Arms
Postford House, county Surrey, bart.
Ermine fretty gules on a chief per pale of the second and azure a sword proper pommel and hilt or, surmounting a key saltirewise, the ward upwards gold, interlaced with the collar of the Lord Mayor of the city of London, between two leopards' faces erminois.
Magnus Coat of Arms
county York.
Barry of six vert and gules en a fesse or, a lion passant guardant between two cinquefoils purpure.
Magor Coat of Arms
Penventon House, Redruth, county Cornwall.
Gules an anchor proper on a chief argent three roses of the first.
Magrath Coat of Arms
Lambeth, London.
Quarterly, first, vert three lions passant in pale argent; second, gules an arm fesseways, couped proper the hand holding a cross crosslet fitchée or; third, gules an arm erect, the hand holding a battle axe in bend sinister; fourth, vert a buck saliant or.
Maher Coat of Arms
Woodlands, county Somerset.
Azure two lions rampant combatant or, supporting a sword in pale proper in base two crescents of the second.
Mahewe Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal crowns or. [For this branch Burke specifies: field azure and a bordure engrailed gules.]
Mahewe, alias Heller, or Mayow Coat of Arms
Lostwithiel, county Cornwall.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal crowns or.
Mahewe, or Mathew Coat of Arms
Clipsby and Byllockegsby, county Norfolk.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal crowns or. [For this branch Burke specifies: field azure and a bordure engrailed gules.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the bordure engrailed or.]
Mahomud Coat of Arms
Nowas Atl Manomup Kuan Banapoor, Her Majesty's Justice of the Peace, Bombay.
Quarterly, azure and gules on a bend engrailed or, between a horse's head erased in the second quarter, and in the third a dexter hand couped and erect argent an arrow point upwards sable on a chief of the third a ship in full sail on waves of the sea proper.
Maideston Coat of Arms
in Ulcombe Church, Kent.
Sable a chevron between three covered cups argent crowned or.
Maidestone Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Ermine two battleaxes in saltire sable.
Maidman Coat of Arms
Isle of Portsea, county Southampton.
Azure on a chevron or, between three doves proper as many laurel slips vert.
Maidstone Coat of Arms
Boxsted, county Essex.
Or, two battleaxes in saltire sable, headed argent.
Main Coat of Arms
county Buckingham.
Ermine on a bend sable three dexter hands or.
England.
Gules on a bend argent three cinquefoils of the field.
Mainwaring Coat of Arms
Over Peover, county Chester.
Argent two bars gules Ancient Coat—Argent two bars gules on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant or.
Over Peover, county Chester, baronet, extinct 1797.
Argent two bars gules, quartering azure three garbs or, for Huca Kevetioc, Karl of Chester, in the reign of Henry II.
Whitmore, county Stafford.
Argent two bars gules, quartering azure three garbs or, for Huca Kevetioc, Karl of Chester, in the reign of Henry II.
Exeter, county Devon.
Argent two bars gules, quartering azure three garbs or, for Huca Kevetioc, Karl of Chester, in the reign of Henry II. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border gobony or and sable.]
Ightfeld, county Salop.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Marnwarine, of Over Peover. See the linked source page.]
Oteley Park, county Salop.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Marnwanina, of Over Peover. See the linked source page.]
Nantwich, county Chester, 1613.
Argent two bars gules between six martlets vert, three in chief, two in fesse, and one in-base.
Warmincham, county Chester.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Marnwarina, of Peover, without the hempen collar in the. See the linked source page.]
Massey-Mainwarine, Knaresborough, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent two bars gules, and, for distinction, a canton of the last, for Mamnwaring; second and third, argent on a chevron between threelozenges sable a lion passant or, for Massey.
Over Peover, county Chester, baronet, form Wetenrall, created 1804.
Argent two bars quartering the arms of Hue Kyve. ioc, Barl of Saou inna Ie garbs or.
Croxton, county Chester.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Matnwarine, of Peover, within a bordure componée sable and argent. See the linked source page.]
Coleby Hall, county Lincoln.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Mainwarina, extinct baronet of Over Peover, county Chester, with proper diffs. See Mainwaring, baronet extinct. See the linked source page.]
Burke, 1884: Supplement 34 (unnumbered)
Mainwaring, or Manwaring Coat of Arms
Kermincham, county Chester.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Matnwanino, of Over Peover. See the linked source page.]
Mair Coat of Arms
England.
Barry of six indented or and gules.
London, from county Ayr, 1784.
Or, three bars counterindented gules on the uppermost a crescent and a spur-rowel argent a bordure azure.
Maire Coat of Arms
Hardwick, county Durham, and Lartington, county York.
Argent on waves proper a three-masted galley sable.
Mairis Coat of Arms
Marston, county Wilts.
Quarterly, or and azure a cross quarterly gules and argent between an eagle displayed in the first and fourth quarters, and a water bouget in the second and third, counterchanged of the field.
Maister Coat of Arms
Wood Hall, in Holderness, county York.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Beverley, county York.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Maisterson Coat of Arms
Nantwich, county Chester, in the reign of Edward I.
See Masterson.
Maitland Coat of Arms
Gammre-Maitlanp, Shotover House, county Oxford.
Or, a lion rampant gules couped in all the joints of the first within a bordure azure.
Majendie Coat of Arms
Castle-Hedingham, county Essex.
Or, on a mount in base vert a tree between a serpent erect on the dexter, and a dove close on the sinister all proper.
Major Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Argent two bars sable in chief three mullets of the last pierced.
Brampston, county Nottingham.
Argent two bars sable in chief three mullets of the last pierced.
Worlingworth Hall, county Suffolk.
Azure three pillars of the Corinthian order, two and one, on the top of each a ballor.
Major-Henniker Coat of Arms
Baron Henniker.
See Hennikermaysor.
Major, or Mager Coat of Arms
Southampton and the Isle of Wight.
Gules an anchor argent on a chief or, three roses of the first.
Makareth Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Gules three cinquefoils or, a chief of the second.
Makelfeld Coat of Arms
Bolton, county York.
Argent on a chevron between three garbs gules banded or, as many buckles of the last.
Makepeace Coat of Arms
Pensham Court, county Worcester, Middle Temple, London, and county Warwick.
Azure on a fesse between two leopards passant OF, three crosses crosslet fitchve gules.
London, and Warfield, county Berks.
Azure on a fesse between two leopards passant OF, three crosses crosslet fitchve gules.
Makinefield Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a bend sable three bezants.
Makins Coat of Arms
Craven Hill, county Middlesex.
Argent on a fesse embattled counter-embattled sable between in chief two falcons proper belled or, and in base a lion's face of the second, an aunulet gold between two bezante.
Malbane Coat of Arms
Wick-Malbanc and Nantwich, county Chester.
Quarterly, or and gules a bendlet sable.
Malbank Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Argent four bars wavy azure over alla saltire or.
Malbanke Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Barry wavy of eight argent and gules a saltire or.
county Lancaster.
Paly of six argent and gules a bend ermine On a canton or, a lion's head erased of the second.
county Stafford.
Or, fretty gules on a canton azure a cross patonce argent (another, field argent cross pattée or).
Malby Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Azure a cross formée or.
Maldock Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, fretty sable.
Malebar Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Or, two axes erect endorsed, handles azure blades sable on a chief gules a lion passant guardant of the first.
Malet Coat of Arms
Wilbury House, county Wilts, bart.
Azure three escallops or, quartering, first, Fircwert; second, Howt; third, Cliffe; fourth, Valetort; fifth, Hatcue; sixth, Wiilrincton; 7th, Aleigh; 8th, Mordake; 9th, Audley; 10th, Dorwyn; 11th, Creesy; 12th, Markham; 13th, Esse.
Ash, in Iddesleigh, county Devon.
Argent three bars voided sable over alla lion rampant gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: Baronet.]
county Nottingham.
Gules a fesse ermine between six square buckles or.
Malham Coat of Arms
impalement Fun. Ent. Ulster's Office, 1628, Sir Lawrence Parsons, Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland; York.
Gules three chevronels interlaced argent on a chief or, a lion passant azure.
Elsack, county York.
Gules three chevrons in base argent on a chief or, a lion passant guardant azure a fleur-de-lis for difference, quartering, first, Rapcuirre, argent a bend engrailed sable charged with an annulet or, and in the sinister chief point an escallop sable; second, Dawrney, azure five fusils in fess argent surmounted by a bendlet gules; third, Hewick, gules a lion rampant within an orle of roundlets argent.
Malherbe Coat of Arms
Fenyton, county Devon, 1580.
Or, a chevron gules between three nettle leaves vert.
Maling Coat of Arms
Scarborough and Sunderland.
Ermine on a chevron vert between three hawks proper as many roses argent.
Malins Coat of Arms
originally settled in county Warwick.
Sable on a fess or, two palets gules.
counties Warwick and Worcester.
Sable on a fess or, two palets gules.
Malivorer Coat of Arms
Allerton, county York.
Gules three greyhounds courant argent collared or.:.
Mallac Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or. '.
Mallack Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Per chevron engrailed or and sable in chief two pellets, each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the first, and in base a bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis of the second. ad.
Mallake Coat of Arms
Axmouth, county Devon.
Per chevron engrailed or sable in chief two pellets, each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the first, in base a bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis of the second.
Mallerby Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or (another, argent) a bunch of nettles vert.
Mallet Coat of Arms
Ash, county Devon.
Azure three escallops or.
county Buckingham.
Sable a chevron between three chaplets argent.
county Buckingham, and Normanton, county York.
Sable a chevron between three round buckles argent (another, tinctures reversed).
county Derby.
Gules a fesse ermine between three (another, six) buckles or (another, fess dancettée and buckles argent).
county Derby.
Gules a fesse ermine between six round buckles or.
Enmore, county Somerset.
Paly of six gules and or, a lion statant guardant argent.
Mallet, or Malet Coat of Arms
counties Cornwall, Devon, and Somerset, in the reign of William the Conqueror.
Azure three escallops or.
Mallet, or Martell Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Gules three mallets argent.
Normanton, county Nottingham.
Gules a fesse between six mallets or (another, three mallets argent).
Mallett Coat of Arms
Sir Tuomas Matterr, one of the Knights of the county Notts, in the reign of Edward I. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Gules a fess ermine between six oval buckles or.
Willoughby, county Notts.
Or, a saltire gules between four eaglets displayed azure.
Mallinson Coat of Arms
Jon Mattinson, Esq., of Manchester.
Azure on a fesse cottised or between four crescents three in chief and one in base of the last a fasces fessewise of the first.
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Mallock Coat of Arms
Cockington, formerly of Rouse Down, county Devon, seated at the former place since 1654.
Per chevron engrailed or and sable in chief two pellets, each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the first, in base a bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis of the second.
Mallom Coat of Arms
Walter-Acton, county Norfolk.
Argent three chevrons braced in base gules on a chief of the second a lion passant between two mullets of the first.
Mallorey Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Ermine a chevron gules a border engrailed sable.
Mallory Coat of Arms
Studley, county York.
Or, a lion rampant gules collared argent.
Mobberley, county Chester, in the reign of James I.
Or, a lion rampant gules collared argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a canton azure.]
Sir Wittiam Mattory, Knt., of Kirkby-Mallory, county Leicester, in the reign of Henry Ili.
Or, a lion rampant gules double queued.
Walton, county Leicester.
Or, a lion rampant gules collared argent.
Sir Richarp Mattory, Lord Mayor of London, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Or, a lion rampant gules collared argent a crescent for difference.
Woodford, county Northampton.
Or, a lion rampant double queued gules collared argent on the shoulder a fleur-de-lis of the first.
county Northampton.
Purpure a lion rampant or, collared gules.
Wooderson, county York.
Sable three greyhounds courant argent collared gules.
Mallory, or Mallorie Coat of Arms
Papworth, county Cambridge, and Kirkbie-Mallorie, county Leicester.
Or, a lion rampant gules.
Malluvel Coat of Arms
Rampton, county Nottingham.
Vert three greyhounds courant in pale or.
Mallyng Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Gules three goats passant argent attired or.
Malory Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, a lion rampant tail forchée gules.
county Cambridge, and London.
Or, a lion rampant tail forchée gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a bordure gules.]
Draughton, county Northampton.
Or, three lions passant guardant in pale sable.
county York.
Or, a lion rampant gules collared of the first.
Malorye Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Per pale indented argent and sable.
Maloure Coat of Arms
county Leicester, in the reign of Edward I.
Or, three lions passant guardant in pale sable.
Malovell Coat of Arms
quartered by Sxerrineton, of Skeffington, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Vert three greyhounds courant in pale or.
Malpas Coat of Arms
feudal Barons of Malpas, county Chester.
Argent a cross flory azure.
Hampton and Bickerton, county Chester, in the reign of Henry VI.
Gules a chevron between three pheons argent.
Bickley, county Chester.
Sable a fesse between three pheons argent.
Malston Coat of Arms
Malston and Fast Ogwell, county Devon.
Azure a fess engrailed argent.
county Devon.
Azure on a fesse engrailed or, three lozenges gules.
county Devon.
Argent a fox (another, a wolf) sable enraged gules.
Malt Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Gules a horse armed or, bridled and saddled of the first, with a plume on his head, and trappings, and on his shoulder a cinquefoil of the last, on his hip an escutcheon charged with a cross all between three garbs of the second.
Maltby Coat of Arms
Maltby, Cleveland, county York.
Argent on a bend gules three garbs or.
Epwarp Maury, Bishop of Chichester, 1831, and of Durham, 1836-56.
Argent on a bend gules between a lion rampant and a cross pattée of the second three garbs or.
Right Rev. Epwarp Mattsy, D. D., Bishop of Durham.
Argent on a bend gules between a lion rampant in chief purpure and a cross pattée in base of the second, three garbs or.
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Maltiward Coat of Arms
Rougham, county Suffolk.
Sable on a saltire argent a griffin's head erased of the first.
Malton, or Melton Coat of Arms
South Hayne, county Devon, and county York.
Azure a cross flory voided argent.
county Lancaster.
Argent a cross pattée voided gules.
county Middlesex.
Argent a cross flory azure voided of the field, charged with a bezant (another, the field ermine cross gules).
Maltravers Coat of Arms
Baron Maltravers, summoned to Parliament 1330, barony passed to Firz-Auan, Earl of Arundel, and through that family to Howarp, Duke of Norfolk.
Sable a fret or, and a label of three points ermine.
counties Leicester and Dorset.
Sable a fret or, and a label of three points ermine. [For this branch Burke specifies: the label of four points ermine (another, without the label).]
Malveysin Coat of Arms
counties Stafford and Lancaster.
Gules three bendletsar.
Maly Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a fesse cotised argent between eight billets of the last, three and two in chief, and two and one in base.
Malynes Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent a bend engrailed purpure.
Malyns Coat of Arms
arms over the belfry, Churchill Church, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1574.
Ermine on a fess gules three billets or.
arms in Hasley Church, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1574.
Ermine on a fess gules three bucks' heads cabossed or.
arms in Chyner Church, county Oxford.
Ermine a fess paly or and gules.
Man Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Per fesse embattled argent and azure three goats passant counterchanged, attired or.
Long Sutton, county Lincoln.
Or, three chevronels sable in chief as many pellets.
Bullinbrooke, county Lincoln.
Per fesse embattled argent and gules three goats passant counterchanged.
Newcastle.
Sable on a fesse between three goats passant, argent as many pellets.
London.
Azure on a fesse counter-batelly between three goats passant argent as many pellets.
Manaton, or Mannington Coat of Arms
Manaton, Southill, county Cornwall.
Argent on a bend sable three mullets pierced of the field.
Manby Coat of Arms
Elsham, county Lincoln, and London.
Argent a lion rampant sable an orle of eight escallops gules.
Downsell Hall, county Essex.
Argent a lion rampant sable an orle of eight escallops gules.
Capt. G. W. Mansy, F. R. S., Great Y; Norfolk, d. 1854, inventor of the plan for throwing a Tope over stranded vessels and hauling the crew on shore by means of acradle.
Argent a lion rampant sable within an orle of escallops gules a canton of the last.
Rear-Admiral Tuomas Mansy; Norfolk.
Argent a lion rampant within an orle of lilies gules a canton of the last.
Mancester Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Vair a bend gules ).
Mancester, or Manchester Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Vairé argent and sable on a bend gules an eagle or (another, three eagles).
Mancestre Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Vairé argent and sable a bend engrailed gules.
Manchester Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Potent counterpotent argent and sable over all a bend gules.
Manderne Coat of Arms
Penzance, county Cornwall.
Azure a lion rampant or, guttée de sang, crowned of the second.
Manderson Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a pale vairé or and azure.
Mandevile Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Azure three wolves passant or.
county Warwick.
Or, a fret azure (another, tinctures reversed).
county Wilts.
Quarterly, vert and gules a fesse wavy between three trefoils counterchanged.
Mandeville Coat of Arms
Earl of Essex.
Quarterly, or and gules.
second Earl of Essex, in the reign of King John.
Quarterly, or and gules.
fifth Zarl of Essex.
Quarterly, or and gules a bordure vair.
Earl of Essex.
Per pale or and gules the regalia sable.
county Dorset.
Gules three lions passant in pale argent over all a bendlet azure.
Nottley, county Essex.
Argent on a chief indented gules three martlets or.
county Bucks.
Argent on a chief indented gules three martlets or.
Mandit Coat of Arms
Great Stretton, county Lincoln.
Per pale wavy or and gules over all on a bend argent three torteaux.
Mandley Coat of Arms
Poulton, county Chester, in the reign of Henry Viii.
Argent a dexter hand couped and erect within a border engrailed 8a.
M‘Andrew Coat of Arms
London, 1785.
Sable an eagle displayed or, in the dexter talon a dagger proper a bordure argent charged with six stars gules.
Mandrey Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Argent a demi lion within an orle of fleurs-de-lis gules.
Mandut Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules three palets dancettée argent.
county Wilts.
Gules three palets dancettée argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: palets or.]
Mandut, or Manduyt Coat of Arms
counties Northumberland and Stafford.
Ermine two bars gules.
Manelson Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Azure in a crescent argent a sun or.
Maneward Coat of Arms
quartered by Noan Tooxeey, Esq., of South Luffenham, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland, 1618.
Quarterly, argent and gules a bend sable.
Maney Coat of Arms
Linton, county Kent.
Per pale argent and sable three chevronels between as many cinquefoils all counterchanged.
Sir Antruony Maney, of Biddenden, county Kent, knighted by Sir Witutam Fitz-Witiiam, Lord Deputy of Treland, 17 Jan. 1594.
Per pale argent and sable three chevronels between as many cinquefoils all counterchanged.
county Kent.
Or, two bars sable on a chief of the second three cinquefoils of the first.
Manfeld Coat of Arms
Skirpenbeck, county York.
Gules a bend cotised argent between six crosses crosslet or.
Hutton-on-Derwent, county York.
Gules a bend cotised argent between six crosses crosslet or.
Manfield Coat of Arms
West Leake, county Nottingham.
Argent a chevron between three maunches sable.
Manfield, or Mansfield Coat of Arms
county Buckingham.
Sable three sinister hands couped at the wrist argent.
Manfold, or Manyfold Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron wavy between three roses gules.
Mangles Coat of Arms
Woodbridge, county Surrey.
Or, a bend vair between two crosses verdée, voided sable.
Manick Coat of Arms
arms impaled with Tarocmorton, St. Mary's Church, Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1574.
Azure a fess between three maidens' heads couped at the breast or, crined argent.
Maningham Coat of Arms
Fendrayton, county Cambridge, and county Kent.
Sable a fesse ermine in chief three griffins' heads erased or.
Manington Coat of Arms
Manington and Combeshed, county Cornwall.
Argent on a bend. sable three mullets pierced of the field.
county Devon.
Argent on a bend sable, three mullets or (another, three cinquefoils of the field).
Manley Coat of Arms
Manley, county Chester, and Erbistock, county Denbigh.
Argent a dexter hand couped and erect sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Manlove Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Gules a chevron ermine between, three anchors or.
Ashborne, county Derby.
Azure a chevron between three anchors ermine.
Mann Coat of Arms
Linton, county Kent, baronet, extinct 1814.
Sable on a fesse embattled counter-embattled between three goats passant argent asmany pellets.
Norwich, county Norfolk.
Sable on a fesse embattled counter-embattled between three goats passant argent asmany pellets.
Broadoak, county Essex.
Or, a chevron ermines between three lions rampant sable.
Karl of Cornwallis. See Cornwatuis, Marquis and Barl of Cornwallis, extinct 1852. James Cornwallis assumed, 1814, by royal licence.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable on a fesse counter-embattled between three goats passant argent as many pellets, for Mann; second and third, sable guttée d'eau on & a fesse argent three Cornish choughs proper, for Cornnwalus.
Manners Coat of Arms
Ethale, or Etall, county Northumberland.
Or, two bars azure a chief gules.
Duke of Rutland.
Or, two bars azure a chief quarterly of the last and gules in the first and fourth, two fleurs-de-lis, and in the second and third, a lion passant guardant all or. This chief was anciently gules, the alteration being an honorary augmentation, showing a descent from the blood-royal of King Edward IV.
Long Framlington, county Northumberland.
Or, two bars azure a chief gules.
Hanby Hall, county Lincoln, and Buckminster, county Leicester, baronet.
Or, two bars azure a chief quarterly of the second and gules in the first and fourth quarters two fleurs-de-lis, in the second and third, a lion passant guardant all or, a bordure wavy gobony argent and sable.
Manners-Sutton Coat of Arms
Viscount Canterbury.
See Sutton.
Baron Manners.
See Sutton.
Manning Coat of Arms
Cholmondley, county Chester.
Gules a cross patonce between four trefoils slipped or.
Stanbury in Shorwinstow, county Cornwall.
Per pale gules (sometimes azure) and or, a lion rampant counterchanged.
Codham, county Kent.
Gules a cross patonce between four cinquefoils or.
Eversfield, county Devon.
Gules a cross patonce between four cinquefoils or.
Downe, county Kent.
Gules a cross flory between four trefoils slipped or.
Diss, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, gules and azure a cross flory between four cinquefoils pierced or.
county Sussex.
Gules a cross patonce between four trefoils or.
London.
Gules three crosses botonnée or.
Manningham Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable a fesse ermine in chief three griffins' heads erased or.
Mannock Coat of Arms
Gifford's Hall, county Suffolk, baronet, extinct 1787.
Sable a cross flory argent.
county Essex.
Sable a cross flory or.
Mannors Coat of Arms
county Cambridge.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable (another, the saltire charged with five bezants).
Mannours Coat of Arms
Sir Michael Mannovrs, Knt., d. 30 Henry Iil, Ped. Pierpoint, Visit. Notts, 1628.
Argent six annulets, two, two, and two sable.
Mannyford Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three roses gules.
Man, or Mann Coat of Arms
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Sable on a fesse counter-embattled between three goats passant argent as many pellets.
Mansbergh Coat of Arms
Berwick Hall, county Westmoreland.
Argent a bend raguly between three arrows gules feathered and barbed or.
Mansbridge Coat of Arms
London.
Quarterly, argent and vert four eagles displayed counterchanged.
London.
Quarterly, argent and or, four eagles displayed with two heads vert.
Manse Coat of Arms
Suffolk, temp, Edward Ili.
Argent a lion rampant within an orle of escallops gules Saal.
Mansel Coat of Arms
Margam, county Glamorgan, baronet, extinct 1750; Puitip DE Mansel came to England with William I.
Argent a chevron between three maunches sable.
Cosgrave Hall, county Northampton.
Argent three maunches sable.
Smedmore and Longthourns, county Dorset.
Argent a chevron between three maunches sable.
county Dorset.
Sable a chevron between three mullets argent.
Mansell Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Gules a fesse argent a label of the second.
Guildford, county Surrey.
Or, three maunches sable on a chief gules a lion passant guardant or.
Manser Coat of Arms
Lampits, Hoddesdon, county Herts.
Gules on a bend invected between two stags statant argent an arrow, point to the dexter proper.
Penryn, county Cornwall.
Gules on a bend invected argent between two stags statant or, an arrow, point upwards proper.
Mansergh Coat of Arms
Grenane, county Tipperary; Norfolk, and was mother of James Repfoord Buulweer, Esq., Q. C., Recorder of Cambridge, Treasurer of the Inner Temple, and Lieut.-Col.
Argent a bend raguly gules between three arrows points downwards of the last headed and feathered or.
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Mansfield Coat of Arms
Baron Sandhurst.
Argent on a chevron embattled azure between three maunches sable an eastern crown or, on a chief engrailed of the third a lion of the fourth combatant with a tiger cowed proper.
county Nottingham, in the reign of James I.
Argent a chevron between three maunches sable.
West Leake, county Nottingham.
Argent on a chevron, between three maunches sable as many bezants.
Birstall House, county Leicester.
Ermine, on a fesse wavy azure a leopard's face argent between two bezants.
London.
Argent three lions' heads erased sable.
Ballynamultinagh, county Waterford.
Quarterly, first, argent three bars sable that in chief charged with a wyvern of the first, for Mansfield; second, gules a saltire or, for Eustace; third, per fess argent and gules in chief on a mount vert a wolf passant in front of an oak tree proper, for Woulfe; fourth, argent a chief indented sable, for Power.
Manson Coat of Arms
England.
Per chevron argent and gules in chief three crescents of the last.
Manston Coat of Arms
Manston, county Dorset.
Or, three martlets sable.
Manston Court, county Kent, Sheriff of Kent, temp Henry VI.
Gules a fesse ermine between three mullets argent.
county Kent.
Gules a fesse between three crescents argent.
Mansuer, or Mansuen Coat of Arms
county Norfolk, and Mansuer, county Westmoreland.
Vair a bend gules (another, the field vairé argent and sable).
Mant Coat of Arms
Ipswich.
Per pale gules and sable a lion rampant counterchanged.
Mantell Coat of Arms
county Kent, and Heyford, county Northampton.
Argent a cross engrailed between four martlets sable.
Lewes, county Sussex.
Argent a cross engrailed between four martlets sable.
Manvers Coat of Arms
Holme Pierrepont, county Nottingham.
Argent six annulets sable two, two, and two.
Manwood Coat of Arms
Bramfield, county Essex, and county Kent.
Sable two palets or, on a chief of the second a demi lion issuant rampant of the first.
Mapes Coat of Arms
Feltham and Rollesby, county Norfolk.
Sable four lozenges in fesse or.
Maplesdem Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable a cross formée fitchée argent.
Mapletoft Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Azure a chevron between three crosses crosslet or, on a chief argent a lion passant gules.
Mapowder Coat of Arms
Holsworthy and Pyeworthy, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Barry gules and argent on a chief of the second a greyhound courant sable.
Mapperley Coat of Arms
Mapperley, county Nottingham.
Sable a bend between six crosses crosslet argent.
Mappin Coat of Arms
Sheffield.
Azure on a bend between two boars' heads fesswise argent three lozenges of the first.
Birchlands, Sheffield, county York.
Azure on a bend engrailed between two boars' heads erased argent three lozenges of the field.
Marbury Coat of Arms
Marbury, county Chester, in the reign of Edward Il.
Sable a cross engrailed argent between four pheons (sometimes crosses tau) of the second.
county Northumberland.
Sable a cross between four nails argent.
Gresby, county Lincoln.
Argent on a fesse engrailed gules three garbs or.
London.
Sable a cross engrailed between four pheons argent.
Lambeth, county Surrey.
Sable a cross engrailed between four pheons argent.
Marbury, or Merbury Coat of Arms
Walton, county Chester, in the reign of Edward II[.
Argent on a fesse engrailed azure three garbs or.
March Coat of Arms
Redworth, county Durham.
Sable a fesse counter-componée or and gules in chief a cross crosslet fitchée of the second between two lions' heads erased argent in base a lion's head erased of the last between two crosses crosslet fitchée of the second.
Isle of Wight, county Hants.
Sable on a cross or, between four lions' heads erased argent as many crescents gules.
London.
Sable on a cross or, between four lions' heads erased argent as many crescents gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the cross fretty azure.]
Willesly Park, county Cambridge, and More Critchell, county Dorset.
Quarterly, gules and azure a cross ermine between four lions' heads erased or.
Marchand Coat of Arms
county Buckingham.
Sable a bend cotised between two griffins segreant or.
Marchant Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or, three anchors sable.
Marche Coat of Arms
Isle of Ely, county Cambridge. Visit. and 1619, The eventual heiress, Dorzoruy, only child of Tuomas Maxcue, Esq., of the Isle of Ely, m. Jonn Norton, Esq., of Rotherfield, Hants, d. s. p. in 1703.
Or, three palets azure on a chief gules three talbots' heads erased of the first.
Haddenham, county Cambridge. Visit. 1684.
Paly of six or and azure on a chief gules three talbots' heads erased of the first.
London.
Gules a horse's head couped between three crosses crosslet fitchée argent.
Marckby, or Markby Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Sable two lions' gambs argent.
Marckwick Coat of Arms
county Sussex.
Per pale argent and azure a saltire wavy counterchanged.
Marcon Coat of Arms
Yaxham, Edgfield, county Norfolk.
Per fesse or and azure a demi lion in chief issuant gules all within a bordure argent.
Marden Coat of Arms
Marden, county Hereford, and London.
Gules a bend argent in the dexter point a Cornish chough proper.
London.
Or, a bend gules in the sinister chief; point a Cornish chough proper '.
Marden, or Morden Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Ermine on a chief. sable a talbot passant or, an annulet gules for difference i.
Mardock Coat of Arms
county Hertford.
Azure a chevron quarterly or and argent between three fleurs-de-lis of the second. '.
Owlton, county Norfolk.
Or, fretty vert, on a chief of the second three annulets of the first. toe.
Mare Coat of Arms
Baron Dela Mure, extinct 1316.
Gules two lions passant in pale argent.
Blackheath. county Chester.
Gules two leopards passant, in pale argent spotted sable.
Mareschall Coat of Arms
Hengham, county Norfolk, in the reign of Henry Iii.
Gules a bend lozengy or.
Margary Coat of Arms
Kensington, county Middlesex.
Per fesse azure and argent a pale counterchanged, three daisies slipped, two and one of the second.
Margerison Coat of Arms
Bradford, county York.
Per chevron or and azure in chief two gryphons segreant and in base semée of mullets counterchanged.
Margesson Coat of Arms
Offington, county Sussex.
Sable a lion passant guardant argent a chief engrailed or, quartering for Whitebread, argent a chevron sable between three hinds' heads erased gules.
Marines Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, a cross engrailed gules.
Mariott Coat of Arms
counties Warwick and Gloucester.
Barry of six or and sable.
Marke Coat of Arms
Liscard, county Cornwall.
Gules a lion rampant within an orle of eight fleurs-de-lis or, a canton ermine.
Woodhill, county Cornwall.
Gules a lion rampant within an orle of eight fleurs-de-lis or, a canton ermine.
Markenfield Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a bend sable, three bezants.
Marker Coat of Arms
Uffculme, county Devon.
Per pale argent and gules a pale counterchanged.
exemplified to Rev. Georce Townsend Smith, Rector of Uffculme, county Devon.
Per pale dovetail argent and gules a pale counterchanged, on a canton of the second a saltire couped of the first.
Markes Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a lion passant, argent a bordure engrailed of the last.
county Essex.
Argent a chevron between three trefoils vert.
Markey Coat of Arms
Alton Court, county Hereford.
Vert a fesse argent between three mallets or.
Markham Coat of Arms
Markham, county Nottingham.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules.
Sedgebrooke, county Nottingham, baronet, extinct 1779.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules.
Ullerton, county Nottingham.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a bordure argent.]
Wituiam Marxuam, Bishop of Chester, 1771-77.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules.
Cufforth Hall, county York.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules.
Becca Hall, county York, formerly of Coatham, county Nottingham.
Azure on a chief or, a demi lion rampant issuant gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: &e.]
Markinefield Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a bend sable three bezants.
Markington Coat of Arms
county York.
Gules an orle argent over all a bend ermines.
Marks Coat of Arms
Steeple-Ashton and Salisbury, county Wilts, and Pancras, county Middlesex.
Gules semée-de-lis a lion rampant or.
Marks, or Markes Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Gules semée-de-lis or, a lion rampant and canton ermine.
Marland Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules three bars wavy argent (another, or), on each as many martlets sable.
Marler Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, a chevron azure (another, field or, chevron gules).
London.
Argent a chevron purpure.
Marler, or Marley Coat of Arms
Knavestock, county Essex, and Crayford, county Kent.
Argent a chevron purpure in the dexter canton an escallop sable.
Marleton Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Argent on a pale azure (another, sable).
Marletoys Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Ermine on a pale sable three martlets or.
Marley Coat of Arms
county Durham.
Argent a chevron between three martlets sable.
Marling Coat of Arms
Stanley Park, and Sedbury Park, county Gloucester, baronet, created 22 May, 1882.
Argent three bars gules each charged with five bezants, in chief, a lion passant of the second.
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Marlott Coat of Arms
Mundham, county Sussex.
Gules three mullets argent.
Marlow Coat of Arms
borne by Rev. Micnar. Magtow, D. D., Prebendary of Canterbury, and President of St. John's College, Oxford.
Quarterly, or and azure three bendlets gules quartering Kent, viz., Azure a lion passant rd. or, a chief ermine.
Marlowe Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1409 and 1417.
Quarterly, gules and azure an orle of martlets or.
Marmyon Coat of Arms
Baron Marmyon; Warwick, by William I.
Vair a fess gules Marmyon nig Marmyon, of Wetrington, in abeyance since the death of the third baron; Joun DE Marmyon, granison of Ropert DE Marmyon, jun., second son of Robert vg Marmyon, feudal Baron of Tamworth, 1184-1217, was summoned to Parliament, 1294; the third baron left two sisters, co-heirs, Joane, m. Sir Joun Bernack; and Avice, m., as second wife, Joun, second Lord Grey, of Rotherfield). Sane Arms.
Baron Marmyon, of Torrington, extinct.
Vair a fess gules Marmyon nig Marmyon, of Wetrington, in abeyance since the death of the third baron; Joun DE Marmyon, granison of Ropert DE Marmyon, jun., second son of Robert vg Marmyon, feudal Baron of Tamworth, 1184-1217, was summoned to Parliament, 1294; the third baron left two sisters, co-heirs, Joane, m. Sir Joun Bernack; and Avice, m., as second wife, Joun, second Lord Grey, of Rotherfield). Sane Arms.
county Notts.
Vair a fess gules Marmyon nig Marmyon, of Wetrington, in abeyance since the death of the third baron; Joun DE Marmyon, granison of Ropert DE Marmyon, jun., second son of Robert vg Marmyon, feudal Baron of Tamworth, 1184-1217, was summoned to Parliament, 1294; the third baron left two sisters, co-heirs, Joane, m. Sir Joun Bernack; and Avice, m., as second wife, Joun, second Lord Grey, of Rotherfield). Sane Arms.
burial escutcheons, Christ Church, Oxford, Visit. Oxon, 1574.
Vair three lozenges gules.
county Gloucester.
Gules a lion rampant vair.
county Leicester.
Gules a lion rampant vair. [For this branch Burke specifies: lion crowned or.]
Marney Coat of Arms
Baron Jlfai-n«j/, extinct 1525.
Gules a lion rampant, guardant, argent.
county Cornwall.
Gules a lion rampant guardant argent.
county Essex.
Gules a leopard rampant argent.
county Norfolk.
Gules a lion rampant guardant argent.
Maroley Coat of Arms
county York.
Or, on a bend sable three clusters of grapes argent.
Marow Coat of Arms
Berkeswell, county Warwick, baronet, extinct 1714.
Azure a fess engrailed between three maidens' heads couped at the shoulders argent hair dishevelled or.
Marple Coat of Arms
Bonsal, county Derby.
Sable semée of crosses crosslet fitchée argent a griffin segreant or.
Edenstoure, county Derby.
Sable semée of crosses crosslet fitchée a griffin segreant wings endorsed or.
Marr Coat of Arms
Colchester, county Essex.
Argent a fret sable on a canton of the last a dexter gauntlet or.
England.
Chequy or and argent a fesse gules.
Marrable Coat of Arms
Sir Tuomas Mazrraste, Knt., Secretary to the Board of Green Cloth.
Quarterly, or and gules a fess ermine in the first quarter a canton azure charged with a ring jewelled of the first, in the second and third quarters a lion Passant guardant the dexter forepaw resting on two keys iu saltire, the wards downwards gold.
Marrant Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a chevron argent between three talbots courant or.
Marriott Coat of Arms
Cotesbach, county Leicester.
Argent three bars azure on a canton sable a fleur-de-lis of the first, quartering, vert a cross raguly between four leopards' faces or.
county Northampton.
Barry of six or and sable.
county Derby.
Barry of six or and sable.
Avonbank, county Worcester, formerly of The Leases, county York.
Barry of six or and sable.
Smira-Marriott, Sydling St. Nicholas, county Dorset, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, barry of six or and sable andin chief two escallops gules, for Marriott; second and third, sable a fesse erminois cotised or, between three martlets of the last, each charged with an ermine spot, for Smith.
Marris Coat of Arms
Barton, county York.
Gules asallireengr. argent.
Marsden Coat of Arms
Manchester, and Chelmorton, county Derby.
Gules on a bend argent three baldcoots sable beaked and legged of the first, in the sinister chief a unicorn's head erased of the second. Cy; si—A unicorn's head erased argent guttée de sang, gorged with a ducal coronet azure.
Witit1am Marspen, Esq., Secretary to the Admiralty in the reign of George Iii., and Alexander Marsden, Esq., Under Secretary of Ireland.
Gules on a bend argent three baldcoots sable beaked and legged of the first, in the sinister chief a unicorn's head erased of the second. Cy; si—A unicorn's head erased argent guttée de sang, gorged with a ducal coronet azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: for distinction, a sprig of shamrock proper in the unicorn's mouth, and a key with a sprig of shamrock in the dexter chief of the shield.]
Marsh Coat of Arms
county Cambridge.
Paly of six argent and azure on a chief gules three talbots' heads erased or.
Marton in Langden, county Kent: confirmed 1602.
Quarterly, gules and argent in the dexter chief quarter a horse's head couped of the second.
Snave Manor and Ivy Church, county Kent.
Quarterly, gules and argent in the dexter chief quarter a horse's head couped of the second.
Gaynes Park, county Essex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms, for Mars; second and third, argent three crosses crosslet fitchée gules a bordure engrailed of the last, for Chisenhale.
county Middlesex.
Barry of eight argent and azure a lion rampant gules ducally crowned or.
Ramridge, county Hants.
Or, three birds azure on a chief of the last the sun of the first.
London, formerly Dorking, county Surrey.
Per fesse dancettée gules and argent. a pale counterchanged, three horses' heads couped of the second.
Darks, county Middlesex.
Per fesse dancettée gules and argent. a pale counterchanged, three horses' heads couped of the second.
The Lloyd, county Stafford.
Gules a horse's head couped between three crosses crosslet argent.
London, merchant, d. in Dublin, 1661.
Sable a cross argent fretty of the first between four lions' heads erased of the second.
Marshal Coat of Arms
Baron Marshal, barony passed to W1LL1aM, third Lord Morley.
Gules a bend fusilly or.
Marshall Coat of Arms
Blowbery and Windsor, county Berks.
Or, two bars gemelles sable in chief a chessrook between two mullets of the last.
Fremington, county Devon.
Or, a millrind sable on a chief gules three antelopes' heads erased or.
Woodwalton, county Huntingdon.
Paly of six ermine and gules on a chief azure three eagles' heads erased argent.
Abbotts Anne, county Hants. Visit. 1575.
Sable three bars argent a canton or.
Much-Haddon. county Herts.
Gules on a fesse argent between three mascles or, as many lions' heads erased azure.
Marston, county Lincoln, and Fiskerton, Doncaster, &c.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
Patterdale, county Westmoreland.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
Cookridge, county York.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
Mark Coniston, county York.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
Weetwood Hall, county York.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
Aislabie Grange, county York, Theddlethorpe, county Lincoln, and London.
Barry of six argent and sable a canton ermine.
London.
Argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three spearheads sable as many bezants, a chief paly of six gules and azure, thereon an antelope courant or.
Jonn Manrsnatt, Alderman of London, 1548.
Per pale or and sable three greyhounds courant counterchanged, collared gold.
Sellaby, county Durham, and Chelsea, county Middlesex.
Argent a chevron between three crescents gules.
Pickering and Aislaby, county York.
Argent a chevron between three crescents gules.
Carleton, county Notts.
Sable three bars argent a canton ermine.
county Northumberland.
Argent a chevron vert between three crescents gules.
Ivythorne, county Somerset.
Argent on a fesse between three chessrooks sable as many mullets of the first.
Broadwater, county Surrey, formerly of county Sussex.
Azure on a pile between two anchors in base or, 4n anchor sable.
Diceworth, county Leicester.
Argent a chevron vert between three crescents gules.
Milford, county Wilts. Visit. Wilts, 1677.
Gules five swords in saltire, points upwards argent.
Bescott and Walsall, county Stafford, and Ward End, county Warwick.
Barry of six ermine and azure a horseshoe or, between three bezants.
Alderman Sir Cuarmay Marrshall, Knt., Lord Mayor of London in 1840.
Paly of six ermine and gules on a chief azure three griffins' heads erased or.
Michelham and Lewes, county Sussex.
Barry of six argent and sable on a canton ermine an escutcheon of the second.
county York.
Sable on a fesse engrailed or, between three garbs argent a bird between two guttées gules.
Joan Winuam Phiturs Marsuart, Esq., of Rochester, county Kent.
Or, on a chevron azure between three lions rampant gules ananchor of the first surmounting a sword saltireways proper pommel and hilt gold, a chief wavy of the second, thereon a naval crown or, between a representation of the cross of the Imperial ae Military Order of St. George on the dexter, and a like representation of the cross of the Royal Swedish Military Order of the Sword on the sinister, each pendent from the respective ribbons of the said orders all proper.
Treworgy House, county Cornwall.
Or, a millrind sable on a chief gules three antelopes' heads of the field.
The Priory, Totnes, county Devon.
Or, a millrind sable on a chief gules three antelopes' heads of the field.
Ardwick and Penwortham Lodge, county Lancaster, and Taunton, county Somerset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules two bars argent between as many flaunches ermine on each a cross crosslet of the field, for Marshall; second and third, or, a heron sable a chief of the last, thereon three annulets gold, for Earnsuaw.
Ward End House, county Warwick.
Barry of six ermine and azure a horseshoe or, between three bezants.
Church Aston, county Salop, 1769.
Azure a saltire argent on a chief of the second three edock leaves slipped vert.
Blowbery and Windsor, county Berks.
[Supplementary family or locality correction; no new shield blazon is supplied in this entry. See the linked source page and the main entry for this surname.]
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Woodwalton, county Huntingdon, p. 661.
[Supplementary family or locality correction; no new shield blazon is supplied in this entry. See the linked source page and the main entry for this surname.]
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Marston, county Lincoln, &c., p. 661.
[Supplementary family or locality correction; no new shield blazon is supplied in this entry. See the linked source page and the main entry for this surname.]
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Ivythorne, county Somerset.
[Supplementary correction: the mullets in the main entry are or. See the linked source page.]
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Marshall, alias Bury Coat of Arms
Visit. Warwick, 1619.
Argent a chevron sable between three squirrels proper.
Marsham Coat of Arms
Stratton Strawless, county Norfolk.
Argent crusily fitchée sable a lion passant gules in bend between two bendlets azure each charged with three crosses crosslet or.
Stratton Strawless, county Norfolk.
Argent a lion passant in bend gules between two bendlets azure.
Marshe Coat of Arms
Waresley, county Huntingdon.
Gules a nag's head couped between three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
county Kent.
Sable a cross argent fretty of the first, between four lions' heads erased of the second.
London, and county Worcester.
Sable a cross between four lions' heads erased argent (another, or).
Darks, South Mims, county Middlesex.
Gules a horse's head couped between three crosses botonée fitchée argent.
Marshe, or Marsh Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent two bars sable on a canton of the last a mascle of the first.
Marsh, or Marshe Coat of Arms
county Huntingdon.
Paly of six or and azure on a chief gules three talbots' heads erased or.
Marske Coat of Arms
county York.
Gules on a chevron argent between three crosses crosslet or, as many cinquefoils azure.
Marson Coat of Arms
Hadham, county Hertford.
Argent three bucks' heads cabossed sable a bordure gules.
Marston Coat of Arms
Hawston, county Leicester.
Sable a fess indented ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Eastcot and Heyton, county Salop.
Sable a fess indented ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Hall Green, county Worcester. Visit. Worcester, 1682.
Sable a fess indented ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Martell Coat of Arms
Chelwell, county Notts.
Sable three martlets argent.
county Lincoln.
Gules three hammers or (another, argent).
Marten Coat of Arms
Bildeston, county Suffolk.
Or, on an inescutcheon azure a chevron between three lions rampant of the first.
Marshals Wick, county Hertford, Radford and Rowsham, county Oxford, and Old Bond Street, London.
Sable three oval buckles fesseways, two and one, argent.
county Sussex.
Argent a foil sable on a chief indented gules three escallops or.
Martiall Coat of Arms
London, 1696.
Argent a chevron within two couple closes between three stags' heads cabossed sable.
Martin Coat of Arms
Baron Martin, abeyance 1325.
Argent two bars gules.
Lockynge, county Berks, bart.
Gules on a chevron between three crescents argent an anchor erect and cable proper.
Long Melford, county Suffolk, also of Burnham, county Norfolk, baronet, extinct.
Argent a chevron between three mascles sable a bordure engrailed gules.
Plymouth, county Devon.
Gules on a chevron or, three bloodhounds passant sable.
Exeter, county Devon.
Argent, two bars gules a crescent for difference.
county Durham.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the second an inescutcheon of the first.
Bodmin, county Cornwall.
Argent three bars gules.
Athelhampston, county Dorset.
Argent two bars gules.
East Court, county Kent.
Vert a chevron argent between three doves or.
county Leicester.
Per saltire argent and or, three martlets between two bars gules, quartering the arms of Ricuarps, of Normanton, viz., Argent a chevron invected between two escallops in chief and a cross pattée in base gules.
Whatton House, county Leicester.
Arms.
Wilderness, county Surrey, and Stonefield, county Cumberland.
Paly of six or and gules on a chevron argent an anchor erect sable on a chief of the second three martlets of the first, quartering Hurcuinson, Ricumonp, Vaux, of Catterlen, Vaux, of Tryermayne, Delamere, and Leybourne.
Francis Martin, Bluemantle, 1796.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent two bars engrailed gules in chief a mantle between two roses; second and third, quarterly, or and azure on a fesse ermine, between three pelicans vulning three annulets.
county Dorset.
Argent two bars gules each charged with an annulet or.
Leeds Castle, county Kent: Generaal Paivip Martin, the last male heir, d. s. p.
Gules a lion rampant within an orle of crosses crosslet and mullets alternately or.
Wyxenam-Martin, Chacombe Priory, county Northants, and Leeds Castle, county Kent.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a lion rampant or, an orle of crosses crosslet and mullets alternately of the last, for Marrin; second and third, argent two chevronels between three roses gules, for Wykeham.
counties Somerset and Devon.
Argent on two bars gules three crosses formée or, two and one.
counties Kent and York.
Or, three bars gules in the dexter corner an escutcheon ermine.
London.
Azure three bends argent a chief ermine.
Exeter, and Kemys, county Pembroke.
Argent two bars gules.
founder of Martin College, Oxford.
Or, three chevronels per pale azure and gules.
Bangor, county Carnarvon, and London, 1634.
Argent two bars gules in chief three estoiles sable.
county York.
Argent two bars gules each charged with three bezants.
county York.
Azure three bars nebulée argent.
Hemingston, county Suffolk, and Colston Bassett, county Nottingham.
Argent two bars gules.
Worsboro', county York.
Arms.
Saffron Walden, county Essex.
Or, three palets azure on a chief gules as many martlets or.
granted, 1722, to Marraew Maxrin, Capt. H. E. I. Naval Service, of Wivenhoe, county Essex, d. 1749. The patent recites that he was.
Or, three palets gules on a chief azure as many martlets of the first, on a canton gules suspended from a knot an oval medal with the arms of the East India Company.
Liverpool, from Scotland, 1859.
Sable. on a chevron wavy between three crescents argent as many mullets azure.
Martinal Coat of Arms
Nowesley, county Leicester.
Argent a cinquefoil sable.
Martineau Coat of Arms
Basing Park, county Hants, and Stamford Hill, county Middlesex.
Paly of six or and gules on a fesse of the last three roses argent.
Martingdale Coat of Arms
Arcleby, county Cumberland.
Barry of six argent and gules a bend sable.
Martin, or Martain Coat of Arms
Bowton, county Cambridge, 1604.
Azure on a bend or, three fleurs-de-lis of the first, on a chief of the second two eagles displayed of the field.
Martin, or Martyn Coat of Arms
Exeter, county Devon.
Argent two bars gules.
Martinson Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on Tyne.
Argent a chevron between three martins sable.
Martivall Coat of Arms
Nowesley, county Leicester.
Argent a cinquefoil gules.
Marton Coat of Arms
Caperuwray Hall, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, three bars gules in the dexter chief point an escutcheon ermine; second, argent on a ¢ross gules five escallops of the field, a bordure vert; third, argent two chevronels the lowermost rompu sable between three chaplets gules.
Martyn Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Sable three buckles argent garnished or.
Okingham, county Berks.
Argent on a bend sable three cinquefoils or.
county Buckingham.
Sable a chevron between three buckles argent.
Staplemorden, county Cambridge.
Ermine an eagle displayed gules.
county Cambridge.
Argent two bars gules bezantée.
St. Dominic, county Cornwall. Visit. Cornwall, 1620.
Argent two bars gules.
Parkpale, county Dorset, and Saberow, county Somerset.
Or, three bars gules on each three bezants, a crescent for difference.
Oxton, county Devon.
Or, three bars gules on each three bezants, a crescent for difference.
Totness, county Devon.
Argent on two bars gules three crosses formée or.
county Devon.
Argent three bends azure.
county Devon.
Argent two bars gules a bordure engrailed sable.
city of Durham.
Argent two bars gules on a canton of the last an escutcheon of the first.
Woodford, county Essex, county Lancaster, and London.
Azure three bendlets argent a chief ermine.
county Gloucester.
Argent on two bars gules three bezants two and one (another, on each bar three bezants).
county Hertford.
Argent two bars gules, on the first an escutcheon ermine.
Lord Mayor of London, 1492.
Argent two bars gules, on the first an escutcheon ermine. [For this branch Burke specifies: the field or.]
county Kent.
Argent on a chevron gules three talbots passant or (another, of the field).
county Kent.
Argent three greyhounds courant in pale gules.
Long Milford, county Suffolk. Visit. London, 1568.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a chevron between three mascles sable & a border engrailed gules; second and second, gules a fess engrailed between three swans' heads erased argent.
Sir Rocer Martyn, Knt., Lord Mayor of London, 1568.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a chevron between three mascles sable & a border engrailed gules; second and second, gules a fess engrailed between three swans' heads erased argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
London.
Paly of six or and azure, on a chief gules three martlets of the first.
London.
Or, six lions rampant sable three, two, and one, on a chief of the last three cinquefoils of the first.
London.
Argent an eagle displayed gules within a double tressure sable.
Stanton, county Suffolk, and county York.
Azure three bars wavy argent.
Martyn, alias Dukenfield Coat of Arms
city of Chester, 1603.
Argent a cross voided pointed sable.
Martyne Coat of Arms
Crekars, county Bedford.
Per pale gules and or. on a chevron between three mullets as many talbots all counterchanged.
Marward Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Gules a fesse ermine between three martlets or.
Marwood Coat of Arms
West Marwood, county Devon.
Gules a chevron argent between three goats' heads erased ermine attired or.
Widworthy, county Devon.
Gules a chevron between three goats' heads erased argent.
Plymouth, county Devon and Worcester.
Azure a chevron between three goats' heads erased argent attired or.
Marwood, or Morwood Coat of Arms
Little Busby, and Northallerton, county York, baronet.
Gules a chevron ermine, between three goats' heads erased argent.
Maryet, or Maryot Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Barry of six, or and sable.
Mascall Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Barry of eight, or and azure three inescutcheons ermine.
county Durham.
Sable six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one or, a bordure engrailed argent.
£ast Mascall and Lewes, county Sussex.
Sable six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one or, a bordure engrailed argent.
Maseley Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a chevron between three halberts argent.
Masham Coat of Arms
High Lever, county Essex.
Or, a fess humettée gules between two lions passant sable.
Baron Masham, created 1712.
Or, a fess humettée gules between two lions passant sable.
county Suffolk.
Or, a fess humettée gules between two lions passant sable.
Mashiter Coat of Arms
Priests, county Essex.
Gules on a cross ermine an anchor sable between four leopards' facesaz.
Mason Coat of Arms
Grade, county Cornwall.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Hemingford and Cuckney, county Huntingdon.
Or, a lion rampant azure.
Sion, county Middlesex.
Or, a lion rampant azure.
Aldenham Lodge, county Hertford.
Per fesse ermine and azure a lion rampant with two heads counterchanged.
Greenwich, county Kent.
Per fesse ermine and azure a lion rampant with two heads counterchanged.
London, 1634.
Argent a fesse azure in chief two lions' heads couped of the last.
Inner Temple, London, and Stratford-upon-Avon, county Warwick.
Azure on a point with three battlements argent as many fleurs-de-lis gules on the middle battlement a dove, wings displayed proper.
Didlebury and Minton, county Salop.
Vert two lions combatant or.
county Warwick.
Per fesse embattled azure and argent on the embattlement a dove, wings expanded argent beaked and legged gules in base three fleurs-de-lis of the last, two and one.
county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per fesse or and gules a lion rampant counterchanged; second, or, a lion rampant with two heads azure; third, argent a chevron gules between three snails 8a.
Reel House, near Amersham, county Bucks.
Azure a lion rampant with two heads argent holding between the paws a crescent or, quartering Pomeroy, viz., Argent a lion rampant sable, a bordure engrailed gules.
Necton Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent a fesse azure two lions' heads in chief of the second.
Masonbrook, county Galway; Middlesex.
Or, a lion rampant with two heads gules.
Necton Hall, Swaffham, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a fesse cottised azure two annulets of the first, in chief as many lions' heads couped of the second, for Mason; second and third, counterquartered, first and fourth, qu. a lion rampant and above the head a ducal coronet or, a canton of the last for distinction, for Humrner; second and third, argent a chevron between three garbs sable a border of the Last charged with eight fleurs-de-lis of the first, for Buake.
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Massenden, or Missenden Coat of Arms
Helme, county Lincoln.
Or, a cross engrailed gules in the dexter chief quarter a Cornish chough proper.
Massey Coat of Arms
Baron of Dunham Massey, county Chester, Barons under Huocu Lopus, or De Aprincis, Earl of Chester, in the reign of William I.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a lion passant argent.
Coddington, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton argent for difference.
Povo! Hall, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton argent for difference. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Excocxg, viz., Gules a saltire tair between four cocks statant argent.]
Sale, county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three lozenges sable.
Broxton, county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three lozenges sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for ait.]
Tatton, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and argent. —.
Rixton, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first, argent on a bend sable three covered cups of the field, for Rixton; second, quarterly, gules and argent in the second quarter a mullet sable, for Massey, of Rixton; third, vert a fesse or, between three parrots argent, for Penington; fourth, argent a squirrel sejant gules, for Horton.
Podington, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters, three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Cringleford, vo. Norfolk.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters, three fleurs-de-lis argent.
isle of Ely, county Cambridge, and Podington, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters, three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Hoo, county Chester.
Argent on a chevron sable three crescents of the first.
Winsham, county Chester.
Argent a chevron between three lozenges (another, mascles) sable.
county Chester.
Argent on a chevron between three lozenges sable a lion passant or.
Renton, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, gules and argent in the sinister chief quarter a mullet sable.
London.
Argent a pale, quarterly, gules and or, in the dexter chief quarter a lion passant argent.
Wrenton, county Somerset.
Quarterly, argent and gules in the first and fourth quarters, a mullet sable.
Audlem, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters three escallops argent.
Oviver-Massey; Chester; Chester, Vicar of Warminster, Wilts, and Rector of Kingston Deverill, m; Leicester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly gules and or, in the first and fourth, quarters three escallops argent for distinction a canton of the second, for Massey; second and third, per saltire or and ermine, on a chief per pale gules and sable three lions rampant argent collared of the first, for Oliver.
Grafton, county Chester.
See Milneton.
Massicks Coat of Arms
The Oaks, Millom, county Cumberland.
Per pale or and azure on a fesse between four leopards' faces jessant-de-lis, three in chief and one in base, two quatrefoils all counterchanged.
The Oaks, Millom, Cumberland.
Per pale or and azure on a fesse between four leopards' faces jessant de lis, three in chief and one in base, two quarterfoils all counterchanged.
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Massie Coat of Arms
quartered by Brrpr, of Yowley, county Chester, and London. Visit. London, 1568.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters, three fleurs-de-lis argent over alla trefoil slipped vert.
Massingberd Coat of Arms
Braytoft Hall, county Lincoln, baronet, extinct 1723.
Azure three quatrefoils or, in chief a boar passant of the last charged on the shoulder with a cross pattée gules.
county Lincoln.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure three quatrefoils, two and one, and in chief a boar passant or, charged with a cross pattée gules; second and third, quarterly, or and argent on a cross humettée gules between four lions rampant sable two escallops of the first.
Gunby, county Lincoln.
Azure three trefoils slipped or, in chief a boar of the second charged with a fleur-de-lis gules.
Gunby, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure three quatrefoils, two and one, and in chief a boar statant or, charged on the shoulder with a cross pattée gules, for Massincberd; second and third, quarterly, or and argent on a.
county Lincoln.
Azure in chief three cinquefoils argent.
county Lincoln.
Quarterly, or and argent four lions rampant and an escallop sable.
Massinger, or Messenger Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent a chevron between three close helmets sable.
Massingham Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent on a chevron gules between three martlets sable as many fleurs-de-lis of the first, a bordure engrailed of the third bezantée.
Massy Coat of Arms
Alford, county Chester.
argent a bordure gobony of the last and azure.
Allerborough, county Chester.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters a lion passant argent; in the second and third, a mullet sable.
county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend sable three covered cups of the field.
Ireland; Chester.
Argent on a chevron between three lozenges sable, a lion passant or.
Master Coat of Arms
East Langdon, county Kent.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Codnor Castle, county Derby.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Croston, county Lancaster.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Cirencester, and Knole Park, county Gloucester.
Gules a lion rampant guardant or, tail forked supporting between the paws a united rose of Lancaster and York, stalked and leaved vert.
Willesborough, county Kent.
Gules a lion rampant guardant or, tail double queued.
county Oxford.
Gules a lion rampant guardant or, tail double queued.
Bapchild, county Kent.
Argent on a bend cotised sable a lion passant. guardant of the first crowned or.
Barrow Green House, county Surrey.
Azure a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or.
Masterman Coat of Arms
Riccal, county York.
Gules three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Master, or Measter Coat of Arms
county Wilts.
Sable on a fesse or, between three honeysuckles argent two lions passant azure.
Masters Coat of Arms
Ewdon, county Salop.
Gules two chevronels between two falcons belled, rising in chief or, each charged on the breast with a cross pattée fitchée azure and in base a cross Pattée fitchée of the second.
Masterson Coat of Arms
Nantwich, county Chester.
Ermine a chevron azure between three garbs or.
Maston Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a fesse between three crescents argent.
Maston, or Marston Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules on a fesse ermine between three mullets argent as many annulets of the first.
Matford Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent a chevron gules between three quatrefoils slipped vert.
Mathadarda Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Gules, three bars wavy or, on each three martlets sable.
Mather Coat of Arms
Seacroft, county York.
Ermine a fesse embattled gules.
England.
Barry of six azure and argent on a chief of the last three mullets of the first.
Maytone, county Armagh, Twyford, county Derby, and New Orleans, in the United States of America.
Ermine a fesse embattled gules.
Mathew Coat of Arms
county Glamorgan; Devon, and of Tresunger and Pennytenny, county Cornwall.
Or, a lion rampant sable.
Earl of Llandaff, extinct 1833. The direct ancestor.
Or, a lion rampant sable.
Stanstead, county Sussex.
Sable a lion rampant argent.
Dodbroke, county Devon.
Sable a stork proper legged and beaked gules.
Tresunger and Pennytenny, county Cornwall. The descent of Marheew, counties Devon and Cornwall, is given in the Heralds' Visitations from Jenkyn Mathew, of Glamorgan (third.
Sable a stork proper legged and beaked gules a bordure argent.
Milton, and county Cornwall. Visit. Cornw. 1620.
Sable a stork close argent.
St. Kew, county Cornwall. Visit. Cornw. 1620.
Sable a stork close argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last for difference.]
Lyth, county Salop.
Sable a stork close argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last for difference.]
Coggeshall, county Essex.
Azure three lions rampant argent on a chief of the last as many crosses crosslet sable.
Pentloe Hall, county Essex.
Azure three lions rampant argent on a chief of the last as many crosses crosslet sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: Orest, and.]
Bradden, county Northampton.
Gyronny of eight sable and gules over all a lion rampant or, a bordure azure semée of cross crosslets or.
Thornborough, county Bucks.
Gyronny of eight sable and gules over all a lion rampant or, a bordure azure semée of cross crosslets or.
Felix Hall, county Essex.
Sable a stork proper a border argent.
Clonville, county Hants.
Sable a stork proper a border argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: Cres/, and.]
Billokesby, county Norfolk.
Azure a chevron vairé argent and gules between three ducal coronets of the second a bordure engrailed or.
Mathews Coat of Arms
England.
Gules three chevronels or.
Matoke, or Mattick Coat of Arms
counties Hertford and York.
Azure a chevron quarterly, or and argent between three fleurs-de-lis of the second.
Matran Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or, on a bend sable three mullets of the field.
Matrevers Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same as Maltravers. See the linked source page.]
Matson Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Sable a cross formée voided or.
Matthew Coat of Arms
Stansted, county Sussex.
Sable a lion rampant argent.
Matthews Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Quarterly, first, or, a lion rampant reguardant between two flaunches sable each charged with a mullet argent; second, per pale azure and gules a chevron between three lions rampant or; third, argent on a chevron sable five ermine spots, in the dexter chief point a mullet of the second; fourth, gules three stirrups leathered and buckled or; fifth, or, a cross pattée fitchée gules; sixth, gules three lions passant argent.
Great Gobions, county Essex, and Edmonton, county Middlesex, baronet.
Gules three catharine wheels argent on a chief of the second a bull's head couped sable.
London.
Gules three chevrons or.
Maud Coat of Arms
Hargood Hill, county York.
Barry of six argent and sable a lion rampant gules:.
Maude Coat of Arms
West Riddlesden, Halling Hall, Woodhouse, Staynland, Alverthorpe, &c., &c., formerly Monratt, county York. Visit. 1585.
Argent three bars gemelles sable over all a lion rampant gules charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchée or.
Kendal, county Westmoreland, and Blawith, county Lancaster.
Argent three bars gemelles sable over all a lion rampant gules charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchée or.
Maudele, or Mawdley Coat of Arms
Wells, county Somerset.
Argent on a chevron azure three fleurs-de-lis or, a bordure engrailed sable.
Maudley Coat of Arms
Nunneys, county Somerset.
Argent on a chevron azure between three lozenges gules as many fleurs de-lis or, a bordure engrailed sable.
Maudnit Coat of Arms
Barl of Warwick, extinct 1267.
Argent two bars gules.
Mauduit Coat of Arms
Baron Mauduit, extinct 1347; Jouw Mavpuit of thesame family, as the Barl of Warwick, was summoned to Parliament 1342, but the summons was not continued to his son or any of his descendants.
Argent two bars gules.
Maule Coat of Arms
Rev. Gzoncz Mavte, S. T. B., Rector of Vange, county Essex, d. 1667.
Argent on a bend sable three dolphins naiant embowed or, in chief a crescent for difference.
Mauleverer Coat of Arms
Allerton-Mauleverer, county York, baronet, extinct 1713.
Argent on a bend sable three dolphins naiant embowed or, in chief a crescent for difference.
Mauley Coat of Arms
Baron de Mauley, in abeyance 1415.
Or, a head sable.
Maulling Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent three goats sable.
Maund Coat of Arms
Oxford, 1660.
Azure on a bend argent between two eagles displayed or, three mascles of the field.
Maundrell Coat of Arms
county Wilts.
Argent a demi lion between eight fleurs-de-lis gules.
Maundy Coat of Arms
Sandwich, county Kent.
Argent three bars gules between ten hounds, three, three, three, and one, passant sable.
Maunsell Coat of Arms
Thorpe Malsor, county Northampton.
Argent a chevron between three maunches sable.
Maurice Coat of Arms
Lioran, county Denbigh, and Pentrekenrick, county Salop.
Per fesse sable and argent a lion rampant counterchanged of the — field, armed and langued gules.
Mautbey Coat of Arms
county Norfolk, 1373.
Azure a cross or.
Maveson Coat of Arms
Maveson, county Salop.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three mullets sable.
Maw Coat of Arms
counties Lancaster and Suffolk.
Azure two bars ermine between six martlets or.
Mawbey Coat of Arms
Mawtby, county Norfolk.
Or, a cross gules fretty of the field between four eagles displayed azure, each charged on the breast with a bezant.
Botleys, county Surrey, baronet, extinct 1817.
Or, a cross gules fretty of the field between four eagles displayed azure, each charged on the breast with a bezant.
Kennington, county Surrey.
Or, a cross gules fretty of the field between four eagles displayed azure each charged on the breast with a bezant.
Mawdesley Coat of Arms
Mawdesley, county Lancaster, 1664.
Sable a chevron between three pickaxes argent.
Leyland, county Lancaster, 1664.
Sable on a chevron between three pickaxes argent as many annulets of the first.
Mawdsley Coat of Arms
James Puatr Mawpstey, Esq., 36, Falkner Square, Liverpool.
Sable two chevronels between in chief as many pickaxes and in base a fleur-de-lis argent.
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Mawean Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent two bars, and in chief two mullets sable.
Mawey Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Gules a fesse between five martlets argent.
Mawhood Coat of Arms
certified at the College of Arms, London, May, 1779.
Or, three bars gemelles sable over all a lion rampant gules charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchée or.
Mawle Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a bend sable three dolphins embowed or, in chief a crescent gules.
Mawley Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent a sinister hand and bordure engrailed sable.
county York.
Argent on a bend sable three eagles displayed of the first.
county York.
Or, on a bend sable three dolphins argent.
Mawson Coat of Arms
London.
Per fesse ermine and ermines a pale counterchanged, over all a lion saliant or.
Maxey Coat of Arms
Higham Ferrers, county Northants, and Halothen and Courtnoll, county Notts.
Argent a chevron between three crescents gules.
Medley, county Huntingdon.
Gules a chevron or, between three crescents argent (another, the crescents of the second).
Saylin, county Essex.
Gules a fess between three talbots' heads erased argent.
Maxey, or Maxie Coat of Arms
Bradwell, county Essex, and Shotley, county Suffolk.
Gules a fesse argent between three talbots' heads erased of the second.
Maxfield Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Gules a cross engrailed ermine.
May Coat of Arms
Faunt, county Sussex.
Gules a fess between eight billets or.
Sutton Cheyney, county Leicester.
Gules a fess between eight billets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: each charged with a crescent for difference.]
Breamore, county Hants.
Gules a fess between eight billets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: each charged with a crescent for difference.]
Paskley, county Sussex.
Gules a fess between eight billets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: each charged with a crescent for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the leopard's head bezantée.]
London.
Gules a fess between eight billets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: each charged with a crescent for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the leopard's head bezantée.]
Rawmere, county Sussex.
Gules a fess between eight billets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: each charged with a crescent for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the leopard's head bezantée.]
county Essex.
Gules a fess between six billets or.
Oxney, county Kent.
Gules a fess or, between eight billets argent.
Highcross, in St. Austell, county Cornwall.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal coronets or.
Stoke, county Suffolk.
Gules two barrulets ermine between six billetsor.
county Wilts.
Argent on a bend vert between two bucks' heads cabossed sable three roses of the first.
allowed as an impalement by Cooke, Clarenceux, 1590, to Joun Teepeascastle, of London, m. Exizabeth May.
Vert a chevron between three roses or, a chief indented ermine.
Dublin; Sussex.
Gules a fess between eight billets or, a crescent on a crescent for difference.
Charterhouse, Hinton-upon-Mendip, county Somerset.
Sable a chevron between three roses argent a chief or.
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Witttam May, Esq., of the Knowle, Brenchley, Kent.
Gules a chevron invected or, between three roses argent on a chief of the second a bull statant sable.
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Maycote, alias Mackwith Coat of Arms
Reculver, county Kent.
Ermine on a canton gules a buck passant or.
Maydenwell Coat of Arms
Nether-Teynton, county Lincoln.
Argent on an inescutcheon between eight martlets sable a cinquefoil or.
Maydeston, or Maydston Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Ermine two halberts in saltire sable.
Maydwell Coat of Arms
county Northampton, and London.
Or, on an inescutcheon gules a créscent argent within an orle of eight martlets of the second.
Maye Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure three plates in fess between as many crosses crosslet argent.
Mayern Coat of Arms
London.
Sable two bends or, on a chief of the last an eagle displayed of the first.
Mayew Coat of Arms
Ricuarp Mayew, Bishop of Hereford, 1504-16.
Argent on a fess sable between three roses gules a lily of the first.
Mayffe Coat of Arms
Tatton, county Chester.
Quarterly, or and gules.
Mayfield Coat of Arms
Cambridge.
Gules a cross engrailed ermine in chief two mayfiowers slipped or.
Mayhew Coat of Arms
Hemington, county Suffolk.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal coronets or.
Woodlands, county Lancaster.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal coronets or.
Mayhewe Coat of Arms
Clippesby, county Norfolk.
Azure a chevron vairé argent and gules between three ducal coronets or, a bordure engrailed of the last.
Maynard Coat of Arms
Baron Maynard, of Wicklow and Estaines, extinct 1775; Essex, 1602, had two sons, I.
Argent a chevron between three sinister hands couped at the wrist gules.
Viscount Maynard, extinct 1865.
Arms.
Sherford, county Devon.
Argent three sinister hands couped at the wrist gules.
Milton, county Cornwall. Visit. Cornwall, 1620.
Argent three sinister hands couped at the wrist gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: rms.]
Chesterfield, county Derby.
Quarterly, lat and fourth, argent on a chevron vert between three sinister hands erect gules five ermine spots or, for Maywanp; second and fourth, barry of six ermine and gules on a chief azure three catherine wheels or, for Lax.
St. Alban's, county Hertford.
Argent a chevron quarterly gules. and azure, between three sinister hands couped of the second.
on, Kent.
Argent a chevron sable between three sinister hands couped at the wrist gules.
Hammersmith, eo, Middlesex.
Argent a chevron between three dexter hands couped and erect gules a crescent for difference.
Mosely, county Leicester.
Argent a chevron between three dexter hands couped and erect gules a crescent for difference.
Carrigias, county Longford.
Quarterly, lat and fourth, or, a chevron gules cotised azure between three dexter hands couped at the wrfirst and erect sable,, for Maynard; second and third, argent a chevron gules between, three torteaux, for Dasxeavite.
Mayne Coat of Arms
Farley Hill, county Berks.
Argent two chevronels between an many pheons in chief sable. and a fleur-de-lis in base azure within a bordure engrailed of the last.
Creslow, county Bucks.
Ermine on a bend sable, three dexter hands couped argent.
Teffont Ewyas, county Wilts.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable. three dexter hands couped at the wrist of the first.
Littington, county Devon, and London.
Sable a chevron, between, three sinister hands couped and erect argent.
county Essex.
Per pale argent and sable. three chevronels between, as many cinquefoils counterchanged.
Bornington, county Hertford.
Argent on a bend sable three sinister hands couped at the wrist of the first.
county Warwick, and Rowston, county York.
Argent on a bend sable. three dexter hands couped of the field.
Maynell Coat of Arms
vo, Lancaster.
Or, on a fesse dancettée gules three lions rampant argent.
Mayney Coat of Arms
Linton, county Kent, baronet, extinct 1706.
Per pale argent and sable, three chevronels between as many cinquefoils all counterchanged.
Maynstone Coat of Arms
Langaran, county Gloucester, and county Hereford.
Vert a chevron between three hedgehogs or.
Mayo Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal coronets or.
Tottenham High Cross, county Middlesex.
Sable a chevron between three roses argent a chief or.
Avebury, county Wilts, and Cheshunt House, county Herts.
Sable a chevron between three roses argent a chief or.
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Mayow Coat of Arms
Dinton, county Wilts.
Argent (another, or) on a chevron sable, between three birds of the last five lozenges of the first.
Lowe and Bray, county Cornwall.
Gules a chevron vair between three ducal coronets or.
Maypowder Coat of Arms
Halesworthy, county Devon.
Barruly gules and argent on a chief of the second & a greyhound courant sable.
Mayre Coat of Arms
Lartington Hall, county York.
Argent on the sea in base proper. a ship of three masts with sails furled sable.
Maze Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Ermine on a bend engrailed between two eagles displayed 7 azure another bend plain or, charged with three lions passant proper (—An eagle displayed ermine charged on the breast and on gi wing with a cinquefoil gules.
Bracknurne-Mazr, Boundes Park, Tunbridge Wells, county Kent.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine on a bend engrailed between two eagles displayed azure another bend plain or, thereon — three lions passant proper a canton gules for difference, for Maze; second and third, argent a fess nebulée between three mullets sable, for Black- — Burne.
Mazzingrhi Coat of Arms
London.
Azure three clubs argent with wriststraps gules.
Mb surnames
M‘Beth Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a dexter hand-issuing from the base, holding on the point of a sword in pale proper a dragon reguardant or, all within a bordure of the last.
Mc surnames
Mcdermott Coat of Arms
granted by Betham, Ulster, to Andrew Mcdermott, Esq., of Liverpool.
Or, on a chevron gules between three boars' heads erased azure as many cross crosslets of the field.
Confirmed by Ulster King of Arms, and recorded in Her Majesty's College of Arms, London, as of right belonging and appertaining unto Henny Thomas Mcdexmort, of Trinity House, Gensing Gardens, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Sussex, Esq.
Per chevron argent and or. on a chevron gules between in chief three boars' heads erased at the neck, and in base a cross crosslet azure three trefoils slipped of the second.
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Mceachern Coat of Arms
Goathland, cv. York, and Queensland.
Per fesse or and argent a lymphad, sails furled sable on a shield gules pendent therefrom on the sinister side a trefoil of the second.
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M‘Chlery Coat of Arms
Kildrochit, county Wigtown, and London, 1840.
Azure on a chevron argent between a ship in full sail or, placed between a cross crosslet fitchée and a palm tree eradicated fessways in chief of the second, and in base the figure of Commerce of the third, three roses gules.
Mcloskey Coat of Arms
confirmed to Parnick Mclosxey, M. D., of Rothwell, county Northampton.
Gules a dexter cubit arm issuing from the sinister side vested argent cuffed ermine in the hand proper a chalice or, in chief two trefoils slipped of the last.
Mcmahon Coat of Arms
London, baronet.
Per saltire or and ermine a lion passant azure between two lions passant reguardant gules all in pale. [For this branch Burke specifies: otto.]
M‘Connell Coat of Arms
Carsriggan, county Wigtown, and Cressbrook, county Derby, 1860.
Or, in dexter chief a dexter arm couped in fess gules the hand holding a cross crosslet fitchée erect sable in sinister chief a galley, her sails furled and oars in action of the third, flagged of the second, and in base a lion rampant also of the second, on a chief of the second three trefoils slipped of the first.
Manchester, 1860.
As the last, with the chief engrailed Same Crest and Motto.
M‘Cullock Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a saltire gules in chief a boar's head erased azure.
Md surnames
M‘Dowall Coat of Arms
London and Scotland, 1680.
Azure a lion rampant argent crowned with an antique crown or, within a bordure chequy of the first and second.
Me surnames
Meade Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge and Somerset.
Gules a chevron ermine between three trefoils slipped argent.
county Essex.
Sable a chevron between three pelicans or, vulned gules.
London.
Sable a chevron. between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper.
Northborowe, county Leicestor; Leicester, 1619, eldest son of James Muans, Iisq., of Northborowe.
Sable, a chevron between three pelicans, wings endorsed or, vulning themselves proper.
Meades Coat of Arms
London.
Sable on a chevron argent between three pelicans vulning themselves or, as many anchors of the first.
Meadowcroft Coat of Arms
Smethurst, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent on a saltire sable five fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Meadows, or Medows Coat of Arms
Witnesham Hall and Great Bealings, county Suffolk.
Gules a chevron ermine between three pelicans vulning themselves proper (granted as an augmentation) on a canton azure a lion sejant, and in chief a label of three points, quartering Brewster, of Wrentham Hall, county Suffolk, sable a chevron ermine between three estoiles argent.
Meakin Coat of Arms
granted to Rev. James Meaxin, A. M., Prebondary of Worcester.
Per chevron nebulae or and azure in chief two estoiles and in base a garb all counterchanged.
Meales Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in fesse, a bordure gules.
Meares Coat of Arms
Brarrix Meanes, temp, Edward J., m. Sir Maton Staunton, Lord of Staunton, vo. Notts. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Gules a fess between three water bougets ermine.
county Lancaster.
Gules a fess between three water bougets ermine.
Corsley, county Wilts.
Argent o ship with three masts, sails furled and shrouded sable.
Mearing, or Meoring Coat of Arms
oo, Nottingham.
Argent, on a ohev. fa, three escallops or.
Meaux, or Melsa-Abboy Coat of Arms
county York.
Gules, & crore patonce vair between four martlets argent.
Meaux, or Moux Coat of Arms
Kingston, Isto of Wight, bart,, extinet 1706.
Paly of six or and azure on a chief gules three crosses pattée of the first.
Meddew Coat of Arms
Great Yarmouth.
Bendy of six or and azure ono chief of the second two crosses pattéoe of the first.
Meddus, or Medowes Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Bendy of six or and azure on a chief of the second two crossoa forméoe of the first.
Mede, or Meade Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge and Cornwall.
Gules, a chevron ermine between three trefoils (another, cinquefoils) argent.
Medhop Coat of Arms
Medhop Hall, county York.
Ermine, a lion rampant, azure, crowned or.
lipmonp Mupuor, Clork of the Common Pleas of Exchequer in Ireland, late of Lincoln's Inn, London, son and heir of Tomas Mepuor, formerly of Aston, county Oxford.
Ermine, a lion rampant, azure, crowned or. [For this branch Burke specifies: with proper difference, Oreel—A. domi lion rampant azure, holding a crown or.]
Trenant, county Cornwall.
Ermine, a lion rampant, azure, crowned or. [For this branch Burke specifies: with proper difference, Oreel—A. domi lion rampant azure, holding a crown or.]
Medhurst Coat of Arms
Kippax Hall, county York.
Quarterly, first and and fourth, paly of six gules and argent on a canton or, a martlet of the second; second and third, vert on a fesse or, three lions rampant of the first.
Medland Coat of Arms
Launceston, county Cornwall.
Gules a fesse wavy argent between three sea-gulls proper a crescent for difference.
Medley Coat of Arms
Buxted, county Sussex.
Argent two bars gemelles sable in chief three mullets pierced of the last.
Iver, county Bucks.
Arms.
county Warwick.
Sable two bars gemelles argent on a chief of the last three mullets of the first.
Medlicott Coat of Arms
Modelicote, county Salop.
Quarterly, per fess indented gules and azure three lions rampant argent.
Pontesbury, county Salop, Abingdon, county Berks, and St. Clement Danes, county Middlesex. Visit. London.
Quarterly, per fess indented gules and azure three lions rampant argent.
Dunmurry, county Kildare.
Quarterly, per fess indented gules and azure three lions rampant argent.
Medlycott Coat of Arms
Rocketts Castle, county Waterford; Berks, youngest son of Tuomas Medlicott, Esq., of Abingdon, M. P. for that place 1668.
Arms.
Ven House, county Somerset, baronet.
Arms.
Cottingham, county Northampton.
Quarterly, azure and argent per fess embattled three lions rampant counterchanged.
Medoalf Coat of Arms
Askrigh, Borepark, and Reddall, county York.
Argent, three calves passant. sable.
Medwel Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Or, an escutcheon between eight martlets or.
Mee Coat of Arms
East Retford, county Nottingham.
Azure a chevron ermine between three roses or, on a chief dancettée argent three crosses crosslet fitchée of the field.
St. Bennet's Fink, London.
Gules a chevron between three boars' heads erased argent.
Meeke Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a lion rampant argent a bordure indented or.
Meer Coat of Arms
Sherborn, county Dorset.
Azure a chevron between three mullets of six points or.
counties Dorset and Durham.
Sable a chevron or, between three Water bougets ermine.
Meere Coat of Arms
Chaldon Boys, county Dorset.
Sable a chevron or, cotised ermine between three water bougets of the last.
county Wilts.
Argent a chevron sable between three lions rampant gules.
Meerehurst Coat of Arms
Warpleston, county Surrey.
Per pale azure and gules three roses argent on a chief or, a lion passant guardant of the second.
Meeres Coat of Arms
Meeres, county Lancaster.
Argent a fesse ermines between three water bougets gules.
Awber, county Lincoln.
Gules a fesse engrailed between three water bougets ermine.
Houghton, county Lincoln.
Gules a fesse engrailed between three water bougets ermine.
Branckoser, county Norfolk.
Gules a fesse engrailed between three water bougets ermine. [For this branch Burke specifies: a bordure of the last.]
Holland, county Lincoln.
Gules a fesse ermine between three water bougets argent.
Meetkerke Coat of Arms
Julians, county Herts.
Gules two swords in saltire or.
Megegs Coat of Arms
Whitechapel, county Middlesex.
Or, a chevron engrailed azure between three mascles gules on a chief sable a greyhound courant argent.
counties Cambridge and Kent.
Or, a chevron between three mascles gules on a chief of the second a wolf argent.
Meggison Coat of Arms
Whalton, near Morpeth, county Northumberland, and Ashford Ford, county Middlesex.
Argent on a chief gules three chaplets of roses proper.
Meggs Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, a chevron sable between three mascles gules a chief argent.
Bradford Peverel, county Dorset.
Or, a chevron between three mascles azure on a chief gules a wolf passant argent.
county Warwick.
Or, on a chief sable a lion passant argent.
Meigh Coat of Arms
granted in 1840 to Jos Mxtou, Esq., of Ash Hall, county Stafford.
Gules on a cross engrailed between four boars' heads erased argent three blackbirds in fesse proper and two crosses pattée fitched at the foot azure.
Mein Coat of Arms
England.
Azure a cross crosslet or.
Meinill Coat of Arms
Baron Meinill, extinct 1322.
Azure three bars gemel or, a chief of the last.
Mekelfeld Coat of Arms
Bolton, county York.
Argent on a chevron between three garbs gules banded or, as many buckles of the last.
Melborne Coat of Arms
London.
Quarterly, or and gules a fesse between three leopards' faces counterchanged.
Meldon Coat of Arms
confirmed to Cuarntes Henry Metpon, Esq., of 25, Rutland Square, and of Newtown House, Blackrock, county Dublin.
Vert a dexter hand couped argent between three crescents or, issuant therefrom as many estoiles of the second.
Mele Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure on a bend or, three lozenges gules (another, sable).
Meles Coat of Arms
Meles, county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in fesse, a bordure gules.
Melhuish Coat of Arms
Taunton, county Somerset, and county Devon.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Mell Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, a fret gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the second bezantée and an annulet azure.]
Meller Coat of Arms
Middle Temple, London.
Argent three martlets sable beaked or, a chief dancettée of the second.
Rosert Metxer, Doctor of Physic; Dorset; Surrey.
Azure four mascles in cross or.
Mellers, or Meller Coat of Arms
Laiston, county Suffolk.
Azure a fesse argent fretty gules between three crowns or, a bordure wavy of the second.
Melliar Coat of Arms
Fosrer-Me. uar, North Aston Hall, Oxon.
Argent three martlets gules on a chief dancettée azure an annulet or, between two fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Mellish Coat of Arms
Blythe, county Nottingham.
Azure two swans in pale argent between as many flaunches ermine quartering gules a fesse between three crosses crosslet fitchée or, for Gore, of Bush Hill Park.
Hamels, county Hertford.
Azure two swans in pale argent between as many flaunches ermine quartering gules a fesse between three crosses crosslet fitchée or, for Gore, of Bush Hill Park.
Mellish, or Melish Coat of Arms
London, Ragnold, county Nottingham, and Sandersted, county Surrey.
Azure two swans in pale argent between as many flauncheserm.
Mellor Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Argent three blackbirds proper.
The Hon. Sir Jonn Mettor, Knt., a Judge of the High Court of Justice in England, b. 1809, was called to the Bar by the Inner Temple, 1832, and went the Midland Circuit.
Argent three blackbirds proper.
Ideridgehay and Derby.
Argent three blackbirds proper a chief dancettée sable.
Melton Coat of Arms
Tottenham High Cross, county Middlesex.
Azure a cross voided argent in the centre a bezant.
county York.
Argent a cross patonce voided azure.
Melveton Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Azure three plates, on each an inkmoline sable.
Melville Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a fesse between three mascles gules.
Melward Coat of Arms
Ricuarp Melward, great-; Sussex.
Argent a cross moline sable between four crescents gules.
Memes, or Mennys Coat of Arms
county Kent, and London.
Gules a chevron vair between three leopards' faces or.
Menadarva, or Mathadarva Coat of Arms
Menadarva, Cambourne, county Cornwall.
Gules three fesses wavy sable on each as many birds argent.
Mencaster Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Argent three bars gules on a bend sable as many escallops or.
Mence Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Azure six griffins segreant, three, two, and one or. These arms appear on the monument of Sir Goprrey DE Mens, who took part in the tournament at Stepney, 2 Edward II. John Mence, of Hanbury, disclaimed at the Visit. of 1682.
Mendez Coat of Arms
London.
Gules six broken shinbones, the joints almost meeting, barways, two, two, and two argent a canton ermine.
Mennell Coat of Arms
Malton, county York.
Azure three bars gemel and a chief or, over all a bend gules.
Mennes, or Menns Coat of Arms
Inner Temple, L@ndon.
Gules a chevron vairé or and azure between three leopards' faces of the second.
Mennicone Coat of Arms
Paris and Sunbury, county Middlesex.
Or, a bend azure between two mullets gules.
Menwynick, or Menwinnick Coat of Arms
Menwynick, county Cornwall, in the reign of Henry IV.
Sable a chevron between three falcons, wings expanded argent.
Meoles Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent a bend between two lions' heads Sable langued gules.
Mepham Coat of Arms
Srepnen pz Merham, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1328-33, in the reign of Edward I.
Azure three bendlets or.
Merbury Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Or, on a fesse engrailed azure three garbs of the first.
Walton, county Chester.
Argent a cross engrailed between four spearheads sable.
Mercaunt Coat of Arms
Seamer, county Suffolk.
Argent a fret sable on a canton or, a gauntlet of the second.
Mercer Coat of Arms
Fifield, county Berks.
Sable on a fesse between three chessrooks or, as many martlets of the first.
Merchand, or Merchant Coat of Arms
county Buckingham.
Sable a bend cotised between two griffins segreant or.
Mercier Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent between two boars' heads in chief sable and a crescent inbase gules a bordure engrailed of the last.
Mercy Coat of Arms
Northuall, county Essex, and county Hereford.
Gules on a fesse engrailed argent between three water bougets or, a cross formée sable bezantée between two cloves of the last.
Mere Coat of Arms
Mere, county Chester.
Argent an ancient three-masted vessel, sails furled sable.
Meredith Coat of Arms
Henbury, county Chester.
Gules a lion rampant reguardant or.
Stansley, county Denbigh, baronet, extinct 1739, and Leeds Abbey, county Kent.
Azure a lion rampant or. Cres:—A lion's head erased proper Another.
Upper Weld, county Buckingham.
Per pale or and argent a lion rampant sable.
Crediton, county Devon.
Argent a lion rampant reguardant 6a.
Oswestry, county Salop.
A lion rampant sable over all a bend sinister or.
Meredith Ap Conan Coat of Arms
Lord of Rhiwhirieth, Coel Tabog, and Neuadd Wenn, North Wales. Descendants: I. Rogen: near Liain Wenn; also of Buryrigg, in Yorkshire.
Quarterly, argent and gules four lions passant counterchanged of the field.
Merefield Coat of Arms
St. Columb, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three (another, five) Cornish choughs proper.
county Devon, and Crewkerne, county Somerset.
Or, on a fesse cotised azure between three crescents sable as many roses argent.
London.
Sable five garbs in cross or.
Mereford, or Meriford Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a lion rampant ermine.
Meres Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules a fesse between three water bougets ermine.
Meres, Meeres, Mere, Meare, or Meyres Coat of Arms
county Cambridge, Meare, county Chester, Bewbridge, county Salop, and county Wilts.
Argent a ship with three masts, sails furled, 'shrouded sable.
Merewether Coat of Arms
Henry Allworth Merewether, Serjeantat-Law, of Castlefield, Calne, county Wilts, and Whitehall, London.
Or, three martlets sable (another, azure) on a chief azure a sun in splendour proper, for Merewether (quartering Allwobth, cr, a saltire engrailed between twelve billets sable).
Bowden Hill, county Wilts.
Arms.
Merfyn, or Mervyn Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, on a chevron sable, a mullet (another, three crescents) argent.
Merick Coat of Arms
Norcott, county Middlesex, 1663.
Azure a fesse wavy argent in chief two mullets pierced or.
West Camel, county Somerset.
Paly of six or and azure on a fesse gules three mullets argent (another, or).
Mericke Coat of Arms
Wigmore Castle, Hereford, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Gules two porcupines in pale argent.
counties Hereford and Radnor.
Gules two porcupines in pale argent.
Merick, or Meyrick Coat of Arms
London and Wales.
Azure a fesse wavy argent in chief two mullets pierced or.
Merifield Coat of Arms
Crookherne and Huish, county Somerset.
Or, on a fesse cottised azure between three crescents sable as many roses argent.
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Mering Coat of Arms
Mering, county Notts.
Argent on a clicy. sable three escallops or.
county York.
Or, on a chevron sable three escallops argent.
Meritt Coat of Arms
county Wilts.
Barry of six or and sable a bend ermine.
Merks Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules a lion rampant argent a bordure engrailed or.
Merley Coat of Arms
Newminster and Morpeth, county Northumberland, in the reign of Henry Iil.
Barry of ten argent and gules on a bordure azure eight martlets or.
Merlin Coat of Arms
Epwarp Mertin, Portcullis Pursuivant at Arms, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1559.
Azure a bend raguled, in the sinister chief a ducal coronet or.
Merrett Coat of Arms
London.
Barry of six argent and sable a benderm.
Merrey, or Mery Coat of Arms
Renburne and Barton, county Derby.
Ermine three lions rampant gules crowned or.
Merrick Coat of Arms
Norcote, county Middlesex, and London.
Azure a fess wavy or, in chief two mullets of the last, quartering, first, ermine on a chevron azure three lions rampant argent; second, per bend azure and sable three bezants.
Bollitree, county Hereford.
Gules a fesse wavy or, in chief two mullets argent.
Sir Francis Merrick, knighted at Dublin by Rosert, Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant, 5 Aug. 1599.
Per fess or and sable two palets counterchanged, on a fess gules three mullets of the first.
Merriman Coat of Arms
confirmed, 21 Dec. 1833, to Samuel Merriman, Esq., M. D., of Rodbourne Cheney, county Wilts, and to the descendants of his grandfather, Narhanigst Merriman, Esq., of Marlborough.
Argent on a chevron cotised sable between three Cornish choughs proper as many crescents of the field.
Merry Coat of Arms
Barton, county Derby.
Ermine three lions rampant gules crowned or, a canton of the second.
Herringfleet Hall, near Yarmouth, county Norfolk.
Gules on a fesse engrailed between three water bougets argent a cross formée sable charged with five bezants between two cloves of the second.
Highlands, county Berks.
Ermine on a fesse engrailed azure between three lions rampant gules a water bouget between two crosses pattée or.
impaled by Myxuzs, of London. Visit. London, 1568.
Gules on a fess engrailed between three water bougets erminois as many crosses pattée sable.
Merser Coat of Arms
Lincoln.
Gules a fesse wavy argent between three plates, on a chief or, a lion passant guardant of the first.
Mertens Coat of Arms
London.
Ermine two chevrons engrailed azure between three storks sable, quartering Drrs, Argent on a chevron vert between three lions rampant gules a pair of wings conjoined in lure between two mullets of six points or.
Mertingham Coat of Arms
Frocester, county Gloucester.
Argent on a chevron between three stags' heads couped sable as many buglehorns stringed of the first.
Mertins Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1725.
Azure two bars or, in chief a catharine wheel between as many buglehorns argent.
Merton Coat of Arms
Merton, county Devon.
Azure three bends argent.
county Lancaster.
Azure three bends argent.
Merton Sands, county Chester.
Azure three bends argent.
Warren Merron, Lord Chancellor of England, in the reign of Henry Iii., Bishop of Rochester, 1274-77, founder of Merten College, Oxford, 1274.
Or, three chevronels per pale azure and gules.
Mervin Coat of Arms
county Cambridge.
Argent a demilion rampant sable.
Pertood, county Wilts.
Argent a demilion rampant sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a fleur-de-lis for difference.]
Mervis, or Mervisse Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure three oak leaves or.
Mervyn Coat of Arms
Fonthill Giffard, county Wilts.
Sable three lions passant guardant per pale or and argent The funeral certificate of Sir Joun Menvyn, who was of this family, d. 1566, as well as the pedigrees in the College of Arms, gives the above arms as the coat of Mervyn, of Fonthill Giffard.
Pertwood, county Wilts, and county Deyon. Visit. Wilts, 1565.
Argent ademilion rampant, sable charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
Trellick Castle, county Tyrone; Wilts, by the Lady Christiana, his wife, dau. of Georcr, Earl of Castlehaven.
Or, a chevron sable.
Durford Abbey, county Sussex.
As Menryyy, of Fonthill Giffard.
Merydale Coat of Arms
Great Brickhill, and Salbury, county Bucks.
Ermine on a cross gules five eagles' heads erased argent.
Meryng Coat of Arms
county Nottingham.
Argent on a chevron sable three escallops or.
Mery, or Merrey Coat of Arms
county Hertford, and Barton, county Derby.
Gules on a fesse engrailed argent between three water bougets or, as many crosses pattée sable.
Meryott Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Barry of six or and sable.
Meryton Coat of Arms
Castle Leventon, county York, 1665.
Sable, on a chevron or, three roses gules a canton ermine.
Meryweather Coat of Arms
Barfraystones, county Kent.
See Menewether.
Meschines Coat of Arms
Karl of Chester.
The first earl bore, Or, a lion rampant gules The third earl bore, Azure six garbs or, three, two, and one. The last earl bore, Azure three garbs or, two and one.
Mested Coat of Arms
Sir Anprew Mesteed, in the reign of Edward II.; Devon, 1620.
Quarterly, gules and or, four escallops counterchanged.
Metcalf Coat of Arms
Tsomas Mercatr, Citizen and Goldsmith, of London. Visit. London, 1568.
Argent on a fess vert between three calves passant sable a leopard's face between two annulets or.
Metcalfe Coat of Arms
Murton and Seatonville, county Northumberland.
Per fesse or and sable in chief two calves and in base a dove volant counterchanged.
Fern Hill, county Berks, bart.
Argent on a fesse wavy gules between three calves passant sable a sword fesseways, point to the sinister proper pommel and hilt or.
Nappa Hall, Wensleydale, county York.
Argent three calves passant sable.
Beare Park, Bedale, and Bellerby, county York, and Louth Park, county Lincoln.
Argent three calves passant sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: (granted by Cooke, Clarenceux, 29 Sept. 1581, to Marruew Mercatre, of Bellerby)—A hound sejant proper posing the forefoot on an escutcheon or.]
Northallerton, county York.
Argent three calves passant sable a canton gules for difference (Visit. of Yorkshire, 1665—6).
Thornborough Hall, Romanby, near Northallerton, county York.
Argent three calves passant sable a canton azure for difference (confirmed by 'Dugdale, Norroy. Visit. Yorkshire).
Epping, Essex.
Argent three calves passant sable in chief a martlet gules for difference.
Fun. Ent. Ulster's Office, 1632, James Metcalre, Doctor of Physic; York.
Argent three calves passant sable each holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert.
Inglethorpe Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent a fesse engrailed ermines cottised gules between three calves of the second.
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Mete Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure on a bend or, three fusils gules.
Meteau Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Or, on a bend sable three mullets of the first.
Metham Coat of Arms
Bollington, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, argent and azure in the sinister chief quarter a fleur-de-lis or.
Metham, county York. Visit. York, 1530.
Quarterly, azure and argent in the dexter chief quarter a fleur-de-lis or.
Barwell, county Leicester.
Quarterly, azure and argent in the dexter chief quarter a fleur-de-lis or. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Asuby, of Quenby, a martlet for difference.]
Methley Coat of Arms
Estley, county Notts.
Barry of six sable and argent on a chief of the last three mullets pierced of the first.
Methoulde, or Methwold Coat of Arms
Longford and Ringworth, county Norfolk.
Azure six escallops or (another, seven; another, eight).
Methuen Coat of Arms
Baron Methuen, of Corsham, county Wilts.
Argent three wolves' heads erased proper borne on the breast of an imperial eagle.
Metley Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Gules a fret or, a chief argent.
Metsted Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Quarterly, or and gules four escallops counterchanged.
Meux Coat of Arms
Kingston, Isle of Wight, baronet, extinct 1706.
Paly six or and azure on a chief gules three crosses pattée of the first.
Theobald's Park, county Hertford, bart.
Paly of six or and azure on a chief gules three crosses pattée of the first.
Meverell Coat of Arms
Tidswell, county Derby.
Argent agriffin segreant gules.
county Derby.
Or, three piles gules on a canton argent a lion rampant sable.
Throwley, county Stafford, and Tidswell, county Derby.
Or (another, argent) a griffin segreant sable beaked and legged gules.
Chertsey, county Surrey.
Argent a griffin segreant sable beaked and legged gules.
Mewburn Coat of Arms
Darlington, county Durham.
Argent three lioncels rampant gules.
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Mewee, or Mewis Coat of Arms
Holdenby, county Northampton, and Bishopton, county Wilts.
Azure four palets or, on a chief gules three crosses formée argent.
Mewes, Mewsse, or Mowse Coat of Arms
Wobum, county Bedford.
Or, a chief ermine over all an eagle displayed sable.
Mewy Coat of Arms
Merry, county Devon.
Gules three sea mews argent beaks and legs or.
quartered by Hats, of Beauford and Hardwick, county Devon. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent a fess between three sea mews &sable.
Mey Coat of Arms
Houldham Abbey, county Norfolk.
Vert a chevron between three crosses crosslet fitchée or, on a chief of the last as many roses gules.
Meyer Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a mount a savage in a walking position, wreathed about the head and waist with oak leaves, in the dexter hand a club resting on the shoulder, the sinister on his hip between two oak trees all proper.
Meymott Coat of Arms
granted, 1835, to the descendants of Rev. Samvet Meymorr, Rector of North Chapel, county Sussex, b. 11 Feb. 1691.
Or, three demi lions couped in bend azure each charged with a mullet argent.
Meyne Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Sable a fess dancettée between six annulets argent.
Meynell Coat of Arms
North-Kilvington, county York.
Azure three bars gemel and a chief or.
Langley, county Derby.
Vairé argent and sable.
Bradley, county Derby.
Arms.
Meynell-Ingram Coat of Arms
Hoar Cross Hall, county Stafford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine on a fesse gules three escallops or, for Incram; second and third, vairé argent and sable, for Mernelt.
Meynell, or Menell Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge, Cornwall, and Norfolk.
Vairé argent and sable.
county York.
Azure four (another, six) bars gemel and a chief or.
Meyrick Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Azure a fesse wavy erminois between three mullets pierced or.
Woodlands, county Wilts.
Sable on a chevron between three staves raguly argent fired at the top proper a fleur-de-lis gules between two Cornish choughs proper.
Apley Castle, county Salop, and Bush, county Pembroke, Baronet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable on a chevron argent between three brands erect raguly or, inflamed proper a fleur-de-lis gules between two Cornish choughs, respectant, also proper, for Meyrick. second and third, or, a lion rampant gules a sinister quarter quarterly, first and fourth, gules ten bezants; second and third, argent on a mount vert a lion passant guardant or, for Charlton.
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Meysey Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Argent a fess between three cinquefoils pierced sable.
Shakenhurst, county Worcester. Visit. of that county.
Argent a fess between three cinquefoils pierced sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Mf surnames
Mfackie Coat of Arms
St. John's House, Wakefield, county York.
Paly of six or and gules on a bend sinister engrailed azure a Narcissus between two mullets of six points of the first.
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Mforley Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a lion rampant sable crowned or (another, the tail double queued).
Mg surnames
M‘Gregor Coat of Arms
Camden Hill, Middlesex, baronet, 1831.
Argent a firtree growing out of a mount in base vert, surmounted of a sword in bend azure hilted and pommelled or, supporting on its point an antique crown gules on a chief azure a tower or, between a representation of the badge of the Royal Portuguese Order of the Tower and Sword, and a representation of the badge of the Imperial Ottoman Order of the Crescent both proper.
M‘Gregor-Skinner, Now M‘Gregor Coat of Arms
Belfast, and Carsbank, Isle of Wight.
Quarterly, first and fourth, as — Lanrick; second and third, sable a chevron between three griffins' heads erased er, for Skinner.
M‘Guffie Coat of Arms
Crosshill, Cumberland, 1874.
Argent two crosiers in saltire sable between a man's heart in chief and two boars' heads couped of the second in base.
Mi surnames
Michael Coat of Arms
Wittiam Henry Mrchakt, Esq., Q. C., 54, Cornwall Gardens, Kensington, London.
Per chevron or and azure three leopards' faces counterchanged, on a chief nebulée argent two saltires couped of the second.
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Michall, or Michell Coat of Arms
ola Windsor, county Berks.
Azure three leopards' heads erased or, a chief embattled ermine.
Miche Coat of Arms
Kepleton, county Dorset.
Sable a chevron between three escallops argent.
Michel Coat of Arms
Kingston Russell, county Dorset.
Per chevron argent and sable, three herons' heads erased counterchanged.
Dewlish, county Dorset.
Quarterly, first, per chevron argent and sable, three herons' heads erased counterchanged, for Michzx; second, azure a bend cotised between six crosses pattée or, for Brvenam; third, per pale argent and azure in the dexter three palets sable, for Trenchard; fourth, gules a maunch ermine.
Michelborne Coat of Arms
Bradhurst and Stanmore, county Sussex. Sir Richard Michelbobne, Knt., of Bradhurst and Stanmer.
Or, a cross between four eagles displayed sable.
Sir Edwabd Micnelnobnc, knighted at Dumin by Robebt, Eart of Essex, Lord Lieutenant, 5 Aug. 1599.
Or, a cross between four eagles displayed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Michelgrove Coat of Arms
county Sussex.
Quarterly, or and azure a falcon volant argent.
Michell Coat of Arms
Codicote and Standon, county Hertford.
Sable a chevron argent between three escallops proper.
Truro and St. Columb, county Cornwall.
Sable an escallop between three birds' heads erased or.
Bodmin, county Cornwall.
Sable a falcon close in fess or, between two barrulets argent in chief two falcons close of the second.
Truro, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between seven dragons' heads erased close to the head and erect vert, four in chief and three in base, in the mouth of each a cross crosslet fitchee gules.
Calne, county Wilts.
Argent a chevron purpure between seven dragons' heads erased close to the head and erect vert, in each mouth a cross crosslet fitchée gules four in chief and three in base.
county Wilts.
Gules on a chevron between three wings or, as many griffins' heads erased of the field.
Harlyn, county Cornwall.
Sable an escallop between three griffins' heads or, erased gules.
Old Windsor, county Berks.
Azure three leopards' faces or, langued gules a chief embattled ermine.
Lord Mayor of London, 1424 and 1436.
Sable a chevron or, between three escallops argent.
Cannington, county Somerset.
Per chevron sable and gules a chevron between three swans argent.
Salcombe Regis and Seaside House, in Branscombe, county Devon.
Per chevron sable and gules a chevron between three swans argent.
Garmstreet, county Somerset.
Gules a chevron between three swans argent.
Stamerham and Horsham, county Sussex.
Sable a chevron between three escallops argent.
Honghton, county Sussex.
Sable a chevron between three escallops argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Glassell, county Kincardine, and Forcett Hall, county York.
Per chevron gules and sable a chevron between three swans argent.
Michell, or Mihill Coat of Arms
Haworth and Hawston, county Norfolk.
Sable a fasse between three lozenges ermine.
Michelstowe Coat of Arms
Michelstowe, county Cornwall, extinct.
Sable three wings argent.
Micklethwait Coat of Arms
Viscount Micklethwait, extinct 1733; York.
Chequy argent and gules a chief indented azure.
Beeston and Faverham, county Norfolk, and Iridge Place, county Sussex.
Chequy argent and gules a chief indented azure.
Pzcxnam-Mickiernwalt, Ividge Place, county Sussex, baronet, extinct 1853.
Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy argent and gules a chicf indented azure a crescent for difference, for Micklethwait; second and third, ermine a chief potent quarterly or and gules, for Peckham.
Ardsley and Thornville, county York.
Chequy argent and gules a chief indented azure.
Micklethwayt, or Micklethwaite Coat of Arms
Swayne, county York, and county Lincoln.
Chequy argent and gules a chief indented azure.
Mickleton Coat of Arms
Crook Hall, county Durham.
Vert on a chevron argent three-trefoils slipped of the first.
Mico Coat of Arms
London.
Or, three Moors' heads couped in profile sable wreathed round the temples argent.
Middlecote Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Azure an eagle displayed ermine on a chief gules three escallops or.
Middlehurst Coat of Arms
Middlehurst-in-Appleton, county Chester, 1718.
Argent a pale potent between three mullets sable.
Middlemore Coat of Arms
Edgbaston, county Warwick.
Per chevron argent and sable in chief two moorcocks proper.
Hazlewell and Hawkesley House, county Worcester.
Per chevron argent and sable in chief two moorcocks proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: &.]
Enfield, county Middlesex.
Argent a chevron between three moorcocks sable beaked and membered gules.
arms impaled with Throemorton in a glass window in the Manor House of Chastleton, county Oxfurd; Oxon, 1634.
Per chevron argent and sable in chief two peacocks of the last.
Middleton Coat of Arms
Middleton Hall, county Westmorland.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable.
Leighton Hall, county Lancaster, baronet, extinct 1673.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: mullet for difference.]
Warton, county Lancaster.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: mullet for difference.]
Durham and Wintertown, county Lincoln.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: mullet for difference.]
Crowfield Hall, and Shrubland Hall, county Suffolk, bart.
Argent fretty sable on a canton per chevron of the second and or, a unicorn's head likewise per chevron gules and or, the horn of the last and sable.
county Cambridge, and Stockeld, county York.
Argent fretty sable a canton of the last.
Silksworth, county Durham. Visit. 1615.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a cross flory argent.
Seaton, county Durham. Visit. 1615.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a cross flory argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Unthank, county Durham.
Quarterly, or and gules. in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second.
Stansted, Mountfitchet, county Essex, and Middleton, county Salop.
Quarterly, or and gules. in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second.
county Essex.
Argent on a pile vert three wolves' heads couped of the field.
county Essex.
Per fesse or and gules a lion rampant and a bordure indented all counterchanged.
Belsay Castle, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a cross patonce argent.
Westerham, county Kent.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a cross patonce argent.
county Lancaster.
Argent on a saltire sable a tower triple-towered of the field.
Middleton Hall, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, gules and or, a cross flory in the dexter quarter argent.
Lord Mayor of London, 1613.
Argent on a bend vert three griffins' heads erased of the first.
Middleton, county Salop.
Azure a buck's head cabossed or.
Mendham, county Suffolk.
Sable a fesse ermine between three crosses hotonnée or.
county Suffolk.
Argent onacross engrailed sable five garbs or.
Newington, county Surrey.
Argent on a saltire engrailed Sable a tower triple-towered of the field.
Horsham and Boxgrove, county Sussex. Visit. 1634.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable in chief a cinquefoil gules.
county York.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the dexter quarter a cross argent.
county York.
Azure a fesse lozengy or, between three garbs argent.
Leam, county Derby.
Ermine on a saltire engrailed sable an eagle's head erased or, quartering Carver, viz., or, upon a chevron between three crosses clechée sable a fleur-de-lis between two stags' heads cabossed of the first.
The Grove, county Leicester.
Argent fretty sable a canton of the second.
The Grove, Norwich.
Argent fretty azure on a pale of the last a garb between two estoiles or.
Broxe-Mippleton, Baronet, Broke Hall, county Suffolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent fretty sable on a canton 684, per chevron of the second and or, a unicorn's head, likewise per chevron gules and gold, the horn of the last and sable, for Mippieton; second and third, or, a cross engrailed party per pale sable and gules, for Broke.
Rector of Cricksey, county Essex, 1672.
Per fess or and gules a lion rampant of the first within a bordure indented of the second.
London, 1740.
Per fess or and gules a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed counterchanged.
Midelton, or Middleton Coat of Arms
Stockeld, county York.
Argent fretty sable a canton of the second.
Midford Coat of Arms
county Durham.
Argent a fesse between three moles 8a.
Midgeley Coat of Arms
Midgeley and Clayton, county York.
Sable two bars gemel or, on a chief of the second three caltraps of the first.
Midgley Coat of Arms
Rochdale, county Lancaster.
Sable two bars gemel or, on a chief of the second three caltraps of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: Aims.]
Scholes Moor, Bradford, county Lancaster.
Sable two bars gemel or, on a chief of the second three caltraps of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: Aims.]
Midleton Coat of Arms
Barnard Castle, county Durham. Visit. 1616.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable an annulet for difference.
county Kent.
Azure three cinquefoils argent a bordure of the last.
county Salop.
Vert a chevron between three wolves' heads erased argent.
Midwinter Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Per fesse indented or and sable three martlets counterchanged.
Milbank Coat of Arms
Well and Thorpe Perrow, county York, and Hart and Wemmergilt, county Durham, baronet, created 16 May, 1882.
Gules a saltire argent gutté de poix, between two lions' heads couped in pale and as many roses in fesse of the second.
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Milbanke Coat of Arms
Halnaby, county York, bart.
Gules a bend ermine on a canton or, a lion's head erased of the first.
Thorp Perrow, county York.
Arms.
Baron Wentworth.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a bend ermine on a canton or, a lion's head erased of the first, for Mirsanke; second and third, sable three spears' heads erect argent imbrued proper on a chief or, three poleaxes azure, for Kine.
Milborne Coat of Arms
county Derby, Dunmow and Markes, county Essex, Tylington, county Hereford, and county Stafford.
Gules a chevron between three escallops argent.
Lord Mayor of London, 1521.
Sable on a bend between two leopards' faces or, three crosses formée of the field, on a chief of the second as many escallops of the first.
London.
Sable two leopards' faces in bend argent between three crosses formée azure on a chief or, as many escallops gules.
Alderman of London, 1535.
Sable on a bend between two leopards' faces or, three crosses pattée sable on a chief argent as many escallops of the field.
Suffolk.
Sable on a bend between two leopards' faces or, three crosses pattée sable on a chief argent as many escallops of the field.
Milbourne Coat of Arms
Armathwaite Castle, county Cumberland.
Sable a chevron between three escallops argent.
Milburn Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Quarterly, or and gules in the first and fourth quarters a crescent sable.
Milcham Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Ermine on a chief azure three trefoils slipped or.
Milde Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Argent a lion rampant sable a fesse countercomponée or and azure.
Mildmay Coat of Arms
Moulsham Hall, county Essex, baronet, extinct 1626.
Argent three lions rampant azure armed and langued gules.
Earl and Baron Fitz Walter; Lady Frances Ratciirfe, dau. of Henry, third Lord Fitzwalter, and second Earlof Sussex.
Argent three lions rampant azure armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, argent a bend engrailed sable, for Ratcliffe.]
The Graces, county Essex.
Argent three lions rampant azure armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, argent a bend engrailed sable, for Ratcliffe.]
Danbury, county Essex, and Apthorp, county Northampton.
Argent three lions rampant azure armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, argent a bend engrailed sable, for Ratcliffe.]
Sr. Joun-Mitpmay, Moulsham Hall, Essex, baronet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lions rampant azure armed and langued gules, for Mimpmay; second and second, argent on a chief gules two mullets or.
Shoreham Place, county Kent.
Arms.
county Essex.
Azure on a bend argent a pegasus sable in full speed.
county Essex.
Per fesse nebulée argent and sable three greyhounds' heads couped counterchanged, collared gules studded or.
Mileham Coat of Arms
Burmingham, county Norfolk.
Sable a fesse between three griffins' heads erased or.
Miles Coat of Arms
Narborough, county Leicester.
Azure on a chevron engrailed between three knights' helmets or, as many millrindssa.
Leigh Court, county Somerset, bart.
Azure a chevron ermine between three mascles, argent each charged with a fleur-de-lis sable.
Kingsweston, county Gloucester.
Azure a chevron ermine between three mascles argent each charged with a fleur-de-lis sable.
Mileson Coat of Arms
Esthathesley, county York.
Argent on an inescutcheon sable between three crosses formée fitchée of the last, each pointing to the centre of the field a cross or.
Milford Coat of Arms
Wickington, county Devon.
Argent there oak leaves in pale all proper.
Militon Coat of Arms
Pengersick, county Cornwall:.
Gules a chevron or, between three fishes naiant argent.
Mill Coat of Arms
Camois Court, county Essex, and Mottisfont, county Hants, baronet, extinct 1835.
Per fesse argent and sable a pale counterchanged, three bears saliant of the second, muzzled and chained or.
Mottisfont, county Hants, baronet, extinct 1860.
Arms.
Hampton, county Kent.
Per fesse sable and argent a pale counterchanged, three bears rampant of the second, muzzled, ringed, and lined or, between as many foxes' heads erased proper.
Pulberche, county Sussex.
Per fesse sable and argent a pale counterchanged, three bears rampant of the second, muzzled, ringed, and lined or, collared gules.
Humpurey Mitt, of the city of Dublin, lieut. of a troop of horse, third; Gloucester.
Ermine a fer-de-moline pierced sable in the dexter chief point a swan of the last.
Millais Coat of Arms
Kingston, county Surrey.
Per bend or and azure a star of eight points counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, first, azure a passion cross argent surmounted of an eastern crown or, for Le Jarnperay; second, or, an orle azure, for Bertram; third, argent a palm tree proper, for Paltor; fourth, argent a cock statant proper, for Favtrrart; fifth, argent a cross sable between a Maltese cross gules in the first and fourth quarters, and a tent of the same in the second and third, for Bavpourn; sixth, argent on a chevron sable. between three mullets gules four eagles of the field, for Morice DE LA Ripandiere; 7th, ermine a lion rampant gules, for Le Geyt.]
Millar Coat of Arms
Jamzs Octrvy Mitxar, LL. D., Vicar of Cirencester, 1873.
Argent a cross moline gules in chief a lion rampant guardant of the second, imperially crowned or, between two lozenges also of the second.
Millard Coat of Arms
county Hants, 1634.
Azure four mascles in cross or.
Millecent Coat of Arms
Barkham Hall, county Cambridge.
Or, a chevron sable between three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Miller Coat of Arms
Chichester, county Sussex, baronet.
Argent, a fesse wavy azure between three wolves' heads erased gules.
Piumpton, county Cumberland.
Ermine three wolves' heads erased azure vulned gules.
Dunstable, county Bedford.
Per fesse argent and azure in chief two wolves' heads erased purpure collared or, in base a lion passant of the last.
Collier's Wood, county Surrey.
Arms.
county Surrey.
Ermine a fess gules between three wolves' heads erased azure.
county Devon, and Islington, county Middlesex.
Azure an escutcheon between four mascles or.
Preston, county Lancaster.
Per pale or and gules a fess dancettée between three wolves' heads erased counterchanged.
Cawne, Frome, Kingston, and Leigh, county Dorset, and county Hants.
Azure four mascles in cross or.
Radway, county Warwick.
Azure four mascles in cross or.
county Dorset.
Vert a chevron between three rams argent.
Oxenhoath, county Kent, baronet, extinct 1714.
Ermine a fesse gules between three wolves' heads erased azure.
London.
Azure a cross argent between four mascles or.
granted in 1821 to Tuomas Mixizr, Esq., of Preston, county Lancaster, Mayor of that borough in 1827.
Azure on a fesse argent between two bees volant in chief proper and in base a wolf's head couped or, a wheelshuttle in fesse also proper.
Manchester, from Scotland, 1784.
Argent a cross moline between three stars azure a bordure gules.
Millerd Coat of Arms
Rathcormuck, county Cork; Hereford in 1654, at the special invitation of Cromwell's Commissioners, and became Rector of Passage, co.
Ermine a fess azure between three wolfs' heads erased sable.
Milles Coat of Arms
Baron Sondes.
Ermine a fer-de-moline between two martlets in pale sable on a chief engrailed azure two marlions' wings conjoined or.
county Cornwall.
Per fesse sable, and argent a pale and six bars counterchanged.
Duloe, county Cornwall, and Excter.
Argent a chevron between three millrinds sable.
Nackington, county Kent, and North Elmham, county Norfolk.
Ermine amillrind sable between two martlets in pale gules on a chief azure two wings conjoined andexpanded or.
county Suffolk.
Argent a chevron between three millrinds sable.
Milles, or Mills Coat of Arms
Shelford, county Cambridge.
Barry of ten or and azure.
Milleton Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Gules a chevron between. three salmons naiant argent.
Millett Coat of Arms
Denham, county Buckingham, and county Middlesex.
Argent a fesse gules between three dragons' heads erased vert.
Hayes Court, county Kent.
Azure a fess dancettée (another, a lion passant guardant) between three birds or.
Millicent Coat of Arms
Linton, county Cambridge.
Or, a chevron sable between three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Millington Coat of Arms
Millington, county Chester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure three millstones argent; second and second, argent an eagle displayed azure.
county Essex.
Argent an eagle displayed with two heads sable.
county Chester.
Argent on a cross engrailed azure five garbs or.
county Devon.
Gules a chevron between there fishes naiant argent.
county Dorset.
Gules a chevron between three mullets argent (another, or).
county Suffolk.
Argent a fesse between two chevronels gules.
Millner Coat of Arms
Nun-Appleton, county York.
Per pale or and sable a chevron between three bits counterchanged.
Mill, or Milles Coat of Arms
counties Gloucester and Surrey.
Ermine an ink moline sable.
Millot Coat of Arms
Whitehill, county Durham. Visit. 1615.
Argent three billets sable in fess between two bars gules.
county Durham.
Argent three billets sable in fess between two bars gemels gules.
county Chester.
Azure three billets in fesse between two bars gemels argent.
Mills Coat of Arms
Bisterne, county Hants.
Gyronny of six argent and azure a millrind sable.
Hillingdon Court, and Camelford House, Park Lane, London, bart.
Gyronny of six argent and azure a millrind sable.
Casnalbery, county Hertford, and county Bedford.
Barry of ten argent and vert, over all six escutcheons gules three, two, and one.
Lexden Park, Colchester, county Essex.
Azure a cross pattée between four mullets or, each charged with a pellet.
county Essex.
Gyronny of eight argent and azure a millrind sable.
Saxham Hall, county Suffolk.
Ermine a fer-de-moline sable.
Harscomb, county Gloucester, and Croydon, county Surrey.
Ermine a millrind sable.
Bitterne, county Hants, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Paly of six argent and sable over all on a fesse gules three mullets or.
Tolmers, county Herts.
Ermine a millrind sable, quartering first, argent six lions, three, two, and one sable; second, azure a mullet pierced argent; third, per chevron or and azure three mullets counterchanged.
Norton Court, county Kent.
Ermine a millrind sable on a chief azure two marlions' wings or.
county Middlesex.
Ermine a millrind sable.
Clermont Lodge, county Norfolk.
Ermine a millrind in pale sable.
London.
Azure a millrind in fesse or.
county Suffolk.
Paly of six argent and sable.
Joseru Mrs, Esq., The Beeches, Kingswinford, Dudley, county Stafford.
Or, two bars vair between three escocheons sable each charged with a millrind erect of the first.
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Mills, or Mylles Coat of Arms
Knightington, county Berks.
Ermine a millrind sable a chief or.
Milman Coat of Arms
Levaton, county Devon, bart.
Azure a snake nowed or, between three dexter gauntlets open argent.
Milne Coat of Arms
Balfarg, county Fife; confirmed 1767, to Rosert Mytyg, architect, London.
Or, a cross moline azure square pierced of the field between three mullets of the second.
Melgum, county Aberdeen, 1867.
Or, a cross moline pierced azure on a chief gules a stag at gaze between two cross crosslets argent.
Stort-Mitng, Rochdale, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a millrind argent between two flaunches or, each charged with a lion rampant of the field, for Mitne; second and third, azure in base the tower of a belfry thereon a spire proper surmounted by a vane or, on a chief of the last three pellets gules the centre charged with a heart also or, anc the first and 3r@ with a bezant, for Storr.
Calverley House, Leeds, county York.
Argent a millrind gules within an orle of eight millrinds sable.
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Milner Coat of Arms
Nun-Appleton Hall, county York, bart.
Per pale or and sable a chevron between three horses' bits counterchanged.
counties Cornwall and York.
Ermine three wolves' heads proper couped gules.
Lylliston Green, county Middlesex.
Ermines three wolves' heads erased or.
county Lincoln.
Sable a chevron between three snaffle-bits or.
Pudsey, county York.
Sable three snaffie-bits or.
county York.
Sable a chevron between three snaffle-bits or.
county Nottingham.
Argent a fesse dancettéc gules in chief a crescent sable.
Milnes Coat of Arms
Aldercar, Dunston, and Cromford, county Derby.
Or, a bear rampant sable muzzled, collared, and lined gules.
Alton Manor, county Derby.
Ermine a millrind paleways between two flaunchessa.
Tapton Hall, county Derby.
Azure a chevron between three windmill sails crossways or.
Baron Houghton.
Azure a chevron between three windmill sails or.
Galfrey, county Leicester, baronet, extinct.
Azure a chevron between three windmill sails or.
North Shorbury, county Essex.
Gules a cross pattée between three mullets pierced argent.
Stubbing Edge, county Derby.
Ermine a millrind sable.
Beckingham Hall, county Nottingham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure on a chevron argent three millrinds sable on a canton or, a trefoil slipped of the third, for Mitnes; second, gules on a fesse engrailed argent between three leopards' faces or, two escallops azure, for Wricht; third, gules two bars argent each charged with three mascles of the field, on a canton or, a hurt.
Smitn-Mixnes, Dunston Hall, Chesterfield, county Derby.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine a bear rampant sable muzzled and gorged with a collar or, therefrom a line reflexed over the back gules, for Mitnes; second and third, argent on a bend engrailed azure between two unicorns' heads erased gules three fleurs-de-lis or, for Smith.
Milneton Coat of Arms
Grafton, county Chester.
Argent on a cross engrailed azure five garbs or, for Mitneton; quartering Masszy, of Dunham, with a trefoil slipped vert in the centre.
Milnston Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Azure three millstones argent each charged with a millrind sable.
Milroy Coat of Arms
Rev. A. Watuace Mizzoy, Forthside, county Stirling, and London, 1876.
Per fess, in chief chequy or and vert in base gules the latter charged with a lion rampant argent on a canton of the fourth a rose of the third barbed of the second.
Milton Coat of Arms
London, 1634.
Argent a cross flory between four caltraps azure.
county Salop.
Per pale gules and azure an eagle displayed or.
Milton, near Thame, county Oxford.
Argent an eagle displayed with two heads gules beaked and legged sable.
Milveton Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Azure three plates, on each an inkmoline sable.
Milward Coat of Arms
Wollescote and Alvechurch, county Worcester.
Ermine on a fess gules three bezants.
Ballyharran, county Wexford, and Tullogher, county Kilkenny.
Ermine on a fess gules three plates.
Sayer-Mitwarp, St. Leonard's, Wallingford, county Berks.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Milward, ermine on a fesse gules fimbriated or, three bezants, each charged with a chevronel of the second; second and third, Sayer, per chevron gules and sable a chevron ermine fimbriated or, between three sea mews argent.
county Bedford.
Argent a cross moline sable between four crescents gules.
Braxted, county Essex.
Ermine on a fesse gules a fleurde-lis argent between two bezants.
Eaton Dovedale, county Derby: six descents in Visit. 1611: the heiress m. Clarke, of Somersall. A younger branch became extinct in the male line at the decease, 1670, of Joun Mitwarp Esq., of Snitterton in Darley.
Ermine on a fesse gules three plates.
Thurgarton Priory, county Notts.
Ermine on a fesse gules three bezants.
London.
Sable a millrind between three leopards' facesar.
Batcomb, county Somerset.
Argent a millrind sable between four crescents gules.
Manor House, Lechlade, county Gloucester.
Ermine a cross moline sable between three torteaux, two and one, each charged with a crescent or.
Milwater Coat of Arms
Stoke Edith, county Hereford, in the reign of Henry Vii.
Argent on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable as many water bougets or. (Harl. Mss. 615).
Mineral and Battery Works, Society of Coat of Arms
London.
Azure on a mount vert a square brazen pillar, supported on the dexter by a lion rampant reguardant and on the sinister by a dragon segreant, both or, in chief, on the top of the pillar a bundle of wire tied and bound together of the last, between a bezant on the dexter side and a plate on the sinister.
Mingay, or Mingey Coat of Arms
Gymingham, county Norfolk.
Or, on a bend azure three leopards' faces argent (another, or).
Mingey Coat of Arms
Armingall, county Norfolk.
Or, on a canton sable a léopard's face of the first.
Minifie Coat of Arms
Honiton, county Devon, and Sarum, county Wilts.
Vert on a chevron between three martlets argent as many eagles displayed of the first.
Minne Coat of Arms
county Rutland.
Sable a fesse dancettée paly of eight gules and ermine between six crosses crosslet argent.
Minnes Coat of Arms
counties Kent and Middlesex.
Gules a chevron vairé or and azure between three leopards' faces or.
Minns Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Gules on a chevron engrailed between three fleurs-de-lis argent as many chessrooks sable.
Minors Coat of Arms
county Hertford, London, and county Stafford.
Gules a fess argent between three plates.
London.
Sable an eagle displayed or, on a chief azure bordured argent a chevron between two crescents in chief and a rose in base of the second.
Minshull Coat of Arms
counties Chester, Buckingham, Devon, Suffolk, and Portslade, county Sussex.
Azure an estoile of six points issuing from a crescent argent.
Hampton, county Chester.
Azure, an estoile of six points issuing from a crescent argent.
Erdswick Hall, county Chester. Visit. Chester by Dugdale.
Azure, an estoile of six points issuing from a crescent argent.
Exeter, county Devon.
Azure, an estoile of six points issuing from a crescent argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: an annulet or, for difference.]
Woodnorton, county Norfolk.
Azure a crescent between two estoiles in pale or.
Minsterchamber Coat of Arms
Godmanchester, county Huntingdon, and Stuston, county Suffolk.
Argent a fesse between three millrinds sable.
Minterne, or Minterin Coat of Arms
Batcombe, county Dorset, and Thorpe, county Surrey.
Azure two bars argent between three lions passant in pale or.
M‘Intire Coat of Arms
England.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, an eagle displayed gules; second and third, argent a galley, her sails furled sable flags gules.
Minton Coat of Arms
Stoke-upon-Trent, county Stafford.
Vert three garbs or, within two bars ermine between two heraldic tigers passant one in chief and another in base of the second.
Mirehouse Coat of Arms
Brownslade, county Pembroke; Cumberland.
Gules a bend argent dillettée of the field.
Hambrook Grove, county Gloucester, and Colsterworth, county Lincoln.
Gules a bend argent billettée sable.
Mirfin Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1518.
Or, on a chevron sable a mullet argent.
Mir Richarp Michelborneg, Knt Coat of Arms
English-linked family entry.
Or, a cross between four eagles displayed sable.
Mitchell Coat of Arms
bodmin, county Cornwall.
Sable a falcon close in fesse between two barrulets argent in chief two falcons close or.
Truro, county Cornwall.
Sable an escallop between three birds' heads erased or.
Stapleton Mitchell, county Dorset, and county York.
Sable a chevron or, between three escallops argent.
Deptford, county Kent.
Azure a chevron between three swans argent.
Enderby Hall, county Leicester.
Or, a chevron engrailed between two mascles in chief and a ducal crown in base gules.
A liberal benefactor to Queen's Coll. Oxford. Arms in Upton Scudamore Church, county Wilts, the patronage.
Azure three leopards' faces or, a chief embattled ermine.
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Audley, Sidmouth, county Devon.
Sable a fesse invected, in chief an annulet between two mascles, and in base a mascle between two annulets all or, the whole within a border chequy of the last and first, and on an escutcheon of pretence, argent on a chevron nebuly gules between three fountains as many. eagles rising proper, for Sykes.
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Mitford Coat of Arms
Mitford, county Northumberland.
Argent a fesse between three moles sable.
descended from Mirrorp, of Mitford, county Northumberland, in the reign of William I. The.
Argent a fesse between three moles sable. [Burke also lists family quarterings by name; see the linked source page.]
Exbury, county Hants, and Newton Park, county Northumberland.
Vairé canton gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Reveley.]
Freeman-Mirrord, Earl of Redesdale.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fesse between three moledewarps sable, for Mitrord; second and third, azure three fusils in fesse or, for distinction a canton ermine, for Freeman.
Pits Hill, county Sussex.
Argent a fesse between three moles sable. [Burke also lists family quarterings by name; see the linked source page.]
Mitton Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Per pale gules and azure an eagle displayed with two heads or, a bordure counterchanged.
county Stafford.
Per pale azure and gules (another, purpure) an eagle displayed with two heads argent.
Mitton, county York.
Per pale azure and gules (another, purpure) an eagle displayed with two heads argent.
Mitton, or Mylton Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Argent an eagle displayed with two heads gules.
Mixfine Coat of Arms
county Cambridge.
Argent on a chevron sable a mullet of the field.
Mk surnames
M‘Kellar Coat of Arms
England.
Gules a boar's head erased argent.
Ml surnames
Mlarsh Coat of Arms
Marton, near East Langton, county Kent.
Quarterly, gules and argent in the dexter chief quarter a horse's head couped of the second.
M'Liiver Coat of Arms
Bristol, 1867.
Or, on a fess between two crosses pattée fitchée of the second in chief and a salmon naiant proper in base, a mural crown of the first.
Mm surnames
Mm‘Connell Coat of Arms
Manchester, 1860.
As the last, with the chief invected. Same Crest and Motto.
Mm‘Kenzie Coat of Arms
England.
Azure a stag's head cabossed or, between three fleurs-de-lis argent one in chief and two in base.
Mm‘Millan Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a chevron between three mullets sable.
Mmordon Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1368.
Argent a fleur-de-lis gules.
Mmorecroft Coat of Arms
Churchill, county Oxford.
Azure a mule passant argent between three marygolds or.
Mn surnames
M‘Nab Coat of Arms
that Ilk; he was subsequently beseiged in his Castle of Kincardine, by General Leslie, and eventually slain at the Battle of Worcester.
Sable on a chevron argent three crescents vert, in base an open boat, oars in action, in a sea proper.
Mo surnames
Moautys Coat of Arms
West Ham, county Essex.
Azure a unicorn saliant erminois armed or.
Mobbs Coat of Arms
Houghton, county Norfolk.
Vert a cross pattée between four doves argent.
Mocket Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, on a chief azure three cinquefoils of the first.
Mocklow Coat of Arms
Broughton Soulney, county Nottingham.
Gyronny of eight or and azure a lion rampant ermine on a chief argent an escallop between two fleurs-de-lis sable a canton gules.
Mocklow, or Mucklaw Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Gyronny of twelve gules and azure a lion rampant ermine tail forked, on a chief argent an escallop between two fleurs-de-lis sable.
Modder Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Ermine on a fesse wavy azure three lions rampant or.
Moderby Coat of Arms
counties Berks and Gloucester.
Azure fretty or (another, argent).
Modlicote Coat of Arms
Whitley Hall, county Salop.
Sable a lion rampant argent.
Modyford Coat of Arms
Chiswick and London, baronet, extinct 1675.
Ermine on a bend azure a mullet argent between two garbs or.
Lincoln's Inn, baronet, extinct 1703. Sir Taomas Mopryrord.
Ermine on a bend azure a mullet argent between two garbs or.
Moels Coat of Arms
Baron Moels, abeyance 1337.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
Moels, or Mules Coat of Arms
Emsborough, county Devon.
See Muzes.
Moens Coat of Arms
Tweed, Hants.
Gules a chevron or between three trefoils argent.
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Moffatt Coat of Arms
Goodrich Court, county Hereford.
Argent a saltire gules and a chief azure.
Lauder, county Hertford.
Argent a lion rampant sable between eight escallops in orle gules.
Moffett Coat of Arms
Chipping Barnet, county Hertford.
Argent a lion rampant sable between eight escallops in orle gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a rose or, for difference.]
Mogg Coat of Arms
Farrington Gurney, county Somerset.
Argent a fesse pean between six ermine spots, five in chief and one in base, surmounted by a crescent gules.
Rexs-Moce, Cholwell House, county Somerset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a fesse pean between six ermine spots, five in chief and one in base, surmounted by a crescent gules a cock or, for Moae; second and third, gules a chevron engrailed erminois between three swans argent wings elevated or, for Rees.
Rees-Moce, Cholwell House, Somerset. Rev. Joun Reees assumed by royal licence in 1805 the additional surname and arms of Mogg.
[Supplementary family or locality correction; no new shield blazon is supplied in this entry. See the linked source page and the main entry for this surname.]
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Mo-Heirs) Coat of Arms
English-linked family entry.
Gules a lion rampant guardant argent.
Mohun Coat of Arms
Baron Mohun, of Dunster Castle, county Somerset.
Or, a cross engrailed sable.
Boconock Hall, county Cornwall, and Oakhampton, county Devon, baronet, extinct 1712.
Or, a cross engrailed sable.
Baron Mohun, of Oakhampton, extinct 1712.
Or, a cross engrailed sable.
counties Devon, Somerset, Warwick, and Wilts, in the reign of William I.
Gules a maunch ermine the hand proper holding a fleur-de-lis argent.
Fleet, county Dorset, and Aldenham, county Hertford.
Gules a dexter arm habited with a maunch ermine in the hand proper a fleur-de-lis or.
Moigne Coat of Arms
county Huntingdon.
Azure a fesse indented or, between six crosses crosslet argent.
county Leicester.
Azure semée of crosses crosslet argent a fesse rompu ermine.
Moigne, or Moine Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, a saltire engrailed gules (another, sable).
Moilliet Coat of Arms
Abberley Hall, county Worcester, and Cheyney Court, county Hereford.
Gules a swan argent swimming in water in base proper in chief three estoiles or, quartering, argent. on a cross engrailed sable between four roses gules barbed vert, seeded or, three lozenges in pale gold.
Moises Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Gules a fesse erminois between three bulls' heads couped argent.
Moland Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Argent on a chief gules a lion passant or.
Moldworth, or Mudeworth Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three pheons of the first.
Mole Coat of Arms
Tringeg, county Bedford, andco. Northampton.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
Molton, county Devon.
Barry wavy of four argent and azure on a chief sable a lion passant guardant of the first.
Moleins Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Ermine an ink-moline azure (another, sable).
Molenick Coat of Arms
Molenick, St. German's, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three goldfinches proper.
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron azure between three falcons close of the second.
Molesworth Coat of Arms
Pencarrow, county Cornwall, bart.
Gules an escutcheon vair between eight crosses crosslet argent.
Pencarrow; Cornwall, before 1620.
Gules a cross crosslet within an orle of crosses crosslet argent a border vair.
Rochdale, county Lancaster.
Arms, as Viscount Molesworth, from whose family they are descended.
Molford Coat of Arms
Southmolton, and Cadburie, county Devon.
Sable fess ermine between three swans argent.
Molines Coat of Arms
Baron Molines.
Paly wavy of six or and gules.
Molineux Coat of Arms
Cranbourne, county Dorset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a cross or, pierced sable; second and third, argent three wolves' heads erased azure.
county Dorset, and Yalcus, county Lancaster.
Ermine a fer-de-moline azure.
Crosby, county Lancaster.
Azure a cross moline or, in the chief point a ducal coronet of the last.
Hawkley, county Lancaster.
Azure a cross moline or.
Knerdale, county Lancaster.
Azure a cross moline quarter pierced or, in the dexter canton a fleur-de-lis argent.
Woodhouse, county Lancaster.
Azure a cross moline argent.
New Hall, county Lancaster, 1664.
Azure a cross moline or, a canton argent.
county Lancaster, in the reign of Richard II.
Azure a cross moline pierced lozengeways or.
county Nottingham.
Azure a cross moline or, a bordure argent.
county Stafford.
Azure a cross moline quarter pierced or.
Molins Coat of Arms
Heyry Mo. iys; Leicester); Leicester, 1619.
Or, a cross moline sable on a chief of the last three leopards' faces of the first.
London.
Ermine a fer-de-moline azure pierced of the field.
Mollington Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Argent a fesse between two chevronels gules (another, azure).
Mollins Coat of Arms
Watterton, county Hants.
Or, a cross moline sable in chief three goats' heads erased of the last.
quartered by Raynesrorp, of Great Tewe, and by Ashfield, of Ewelme, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1566.
Sable on a chief argent three lozenges gules.
Molloy Coat of Arms
St. Mary-le-bone, county Middlesex.
Argent a lion rampant sable between three trefoils slipped gules.
Molsford Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Sable a fesse ermine between three swans argent.
Molte Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Or, fretty gules.
Molton Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Or, three bars vert.
county Lincoln.
Chequy or and gules (another, or and 8a).
county Norfolk.
Argent three bars gules in chief as many martlets azure.
Pinho, county Devon.
Chequy or and sable.
Molton, or Moulton Coat of Arms
Plympton and Collumpton, county Devon.
Per pale argent and ermine three bars gules quartering Quick, viz., Azure a bend wavy between two moles argent.
Molyne Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, a cross moline sable on a chief of the last three leopards' faces of the first.
Molynes Coat of Arms
Chapcot and Wallingford, county Berks, and county Leicester.
Or, a cross moline sable in chief three leopards' heads erased of the last.
Molyneux Coat of Arms
Earl of Sefton.
Azure a cross moline or.
Teversal, county Nottingham, baronet, extinct 1812.
Azure a cross moline quarter pierced or.
Loseley, co: Surrey.
Azure a cross moline quarter pierced or. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering More, of Loseley.]
quartered by Mrrrorp, through Osealpeston. Visit. York, 1666.
Azure a cross moline or, quarter pierced of the field, in dexter chief a fleur-de-lis of the second.
Molyns Coat of Arms
Sandell, county Hants, and county Somerset.
Ermine a cross moline sable in chief three leopards' heads erased of the last.
Mompesson Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a lion rampant sable on the shoulder a dolphin or.
Bathampton, county Wilts.
Argent a lion rampant sable charged on the shoulder with a martlet of the field.
Eatening, county Nottingham.
Argent a lion rampant sable charged on the shoulder with a martlet of the field.
Monbocher Coat of Arms
Gamston, county Nottingham.
Argent three covered cups gules a border sable bezantée.
Moncaster, or Molcaster Coat of Arms
county York.
Barry of six argent and gules a bend sable (another, azure).
Monceaux Coat of Arms
Hammonp Monceavx, Sheriff of county Cumberland, in the reign of Richard II.
Gules a cross recercellé, and in dexter chief an escallop or.
Monck Coat of Arms
Duke of Albemarle, extinct 1687.
Gules a chevron between th. ee lions' heads erased argent.
Coley Park, county Berks.
Arms.
Belsay Castle, county Northumberland, baronet.
Argent a chevron chequy or and sable between three leopards' heads erased azure collared and lined gold.
Monck, Monk, or le Moyne Coat of Arms
Potheridge, county Devon.
Gules a chevron between th. ee lions' heads erased argent.
Monckton Coat of Arms
Somerford Hall, county Stafford.
Gules on a chevron between three martlets or, as many mullets of the field.
Fineshade Abbey, county Northampton.
Arms.
Monckton, Mongton, or Mongdene Coat of Arms
county York.
Per fesse indented gules and argent three annulets counterchanged.
Monckton, or Mongton Coat of Arms
county York.
Azure a fesse dancettée or.
Monckton, or Monketon Coat of Arms
county Lincoln, Egham, county Surrey, and Cavill, county York.
Sable on a chevron between three martlets or, as many mullets of the field.
Mondeford Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Or, three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Monderell Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Azure fretty argent (another, or).
Mone Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Or, a cross engrailed sable a label of three points gules each charged with as many bezants.
Mone Hall, Sheffield, and Burgthorpe, county Hereford.
Paly of six sable and argent a bend gules, quartering Brightomley, azure a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Money Coat of Arms
Walthamstow, county Essex.
Or, on a pile azure ten bezants, four, three, two, and one, on a chief ermine a lion passant of the second, langued gules.
Money-Kyrle Coat of Arms
Much Marcle, county Hereford, Whetham, county Wilts, and Pitsford, county Northampton,. baronet, representative of the Washbournes, of Washbourne.
Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy argent and gules on a chief sable three eagles displayed or, for Money; second and third, vert a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or, for Kyrle; quartering in addition the names of thirty-one ancient families, among which are Washsournne, Danittot, Ernle, Malwyn, Finamore, Kyrie, Scupamore, Gifrord, Tregoz, Ewyas, Wutndsor, Strouchton, Thorrold, Ricumonp, &c.
Monfichett Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Gules three chevronels or.
Mongredien Coat of Arms
Liverpool.
Or, on a pale azure a dexter hand couped at the wrist erect argent in chief three estoiles of the first.
Monhault Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Azure a lion rampant argent tail double queued.
county Lancaster.
Argent three bars gemel azure.
West Riddlesden, county York. Glover's Visit. See Maung, county York.
Argent. three bars gemel sable over all a lion rampant gules.
Monington Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent on a bend sable three mullets of six points of the first.
Sarnesfield Court, county Hereford.
Argent a chevron between three unicorns saliant sable.
Monins Coat of Arms
Waldershare and Dover, county Kent, baronet, extinct 1678.
Gules three crescents or.
Waldershare, county Kent.
Gules three crescents or.
Monjoye Coat of Arms
Yeldersley, county Derby.
Azure three escutcheons argent.
Monk Coat of Arms
Lincarp-Monz, Broome House, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and sixth, Monx and Lincarp, quarterly, first and fourth, Mong, gules a chevron dovetailed between four lions' heads erased, three in chief and one in base argent, second and third, Linearp, barry of six or and vair, on a bend engrailed sable four escallops argent; second, Rowson, quarterly, azure and sable a quadrangular castle with four towers proper between two flaunches argent each charged with an annulet gules; third, Monx, gules a chevron dovetailed between four lions' heads erased, three in chief and one in base argent; fourth, Boucuey, ermine three crosses pattée chevronwise gules between as many stags' heads erased and affrontée sable; fifth, Jennings, or, a chevron azure between in chief two plummets of the last and in base a saltire gules.
Lincarp-Monx, Fulshaw, county Chester, 1883.
Quarterly: first, counter-quartered, first and fourth, argent a pale gules over all a chevron engrailed between three lions' heads erased, all counterchanged, for Monk; second and third, barry of six or and vair, on a bend cottised sable three escallops argent, for Lingard; second, sable a quadrangular castle argent between two flaunches of the second each charged with a garb of the field, for Rowson; ard, ermine six stags' heads cabossed gules three, two, and one, for Boucney; fourth, or, three chevronels engrailed between three plummets azure, for Jennings.
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Monkhouse Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Per fesse purpure and vert, on a fesse argent a monastery with two wings, in base three monks, the centre one affrontée, the other two confronting him, habited all proper.
Monmouth Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a cinquefoil between two demi lions passant guardant in pale or, between as many flaunches argent each charged with a griffin segreant of the first.
Monnoux Coat of Arms
Wotton, county Bedford, baronet, extinct 1814.
Argent on a chevron, sable between three oak leaves vert as many bezants.
Monnox, or Monnoux Coat of Arms
county Bedford, and London.
Argent on a chevron sable between three oak leaves vert as many bezants (another, annulets or), on a chief gules a martlet between two anchors of the first.
Monnyngs Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, on a pile azure between an increscent in dexter and decrescent in sinister base gules a crescent or.
Monox Coat of Arms
county Nottingham.
Azure on a chevron embattled counter-embattled or, between three herons argent a leopard's face between two fleurs-de-lis gules.
county Huntingdon.
Azure on a chevron embattled counter-embattled or, between three herons argent a leopard's face between two fleurs-de-lis gules.
Walthamstow, county Essex.
Argent on a chevron sable between three oak leaves vert as many bezants, on a chief gules a dove between two anchors of the first.
Monox, or Monnox Coat of Arms
Chorley Woods, county Herts.
Argent on a chevron sable between three oak leaves vert as many bezants, on a chief gules a dove between two anchors of the first.
Monsder, or Monster Coat of Arms
cv. Derby.
Gules a chevron between three leopards' faces or.
Monson Coat of Arms
Baron Monson.
Or, two chevronels gules.
Viscount Castlemaine.
Or, two chevronels gules.
Montacute Coat of Arms
founded in England by Droco pe Monts Acuto.
Argent three lozenges in fess gules.
Earl of Salisbury and Baron Montacute.
Argent three lozenges in fess gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: from the Garter plate of Wittiay, second Zar! of Salisbury, K. G., one of the Founder Knights —Out of a ducal coronet gules a griftin's head between two wings argent.]
Baron Montacute.
Argent three lozenges in fess gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: from the Garter plate of Wittiay, second Zar! of Salisbury, K. G., one of the Founder Knights —Out of a ducal coronet gules a griftin's head between two wings argent.] [For this branch Burke specifies: each lozenge charged with an eagle displayed a label of three points.]
Montagu Coat of Arms
Duke and Earl of Montagu, extinct 1749; Northampton, son of Sir Epbwarp Monvacu, Lord Chief Justice of England, 30 Henry Viii., 1538.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lozenges conjoined in fess gules a border sable, for Monracu; second and third, or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered gules, for Monthermer.
Duke and Earl of Manchester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lozenges conjoined in fesse gules a border sable, for Monracu; second and third, or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered gules, for Monthermer.
Karl of Halifax, extinct 1772; Georce Montacu, son of Henry, first Earl of Manchester, by his second wife, Mancarer Croucn.
Argent three lozenges in fess gules a border sable, a mullet for difference, quartering Monrhermer.
Earl of Sandwich.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lozenges conjoined in fesse gules within a border sable, for Monracu; second and third, or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered gules, for Monthermer.
Lackham, county Wilts.
Quarterly, first and fourth grand quarters, quarterly, first and fourth, France and England quarterly, second, Scotland, third, Ireland, over all a sinister baton argent, for Fitzroy; second grand quarter, or, a bend azure charged with a star of six points between two crescents of the field, for Scorr; third grand quarter, quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lozenges conjoined in fesse gules within a border sable, for Montacu; second and third, or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and membered gules, for Monrhermmer. [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Duke of Manchester.]
Baron Rokeby.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three lozenges conjoined in fesse gules within a border sable a mullet on a mullet for difference, for Monracu; second and third, or, an eagle displayed vert, for Monthermer.
Montague Coat of Arms
Boveney and Dorney, county Buckingham.
Argent three fusils in fesse gules between as many pellets.
county Dorset.
Azure a griffin segreant or.
James Monracve, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1608-16, and of Winchester, 1616-18.
Argent three fusils in fesse gules a border sable.
Montalt Coat of Arms
Baron Montalt, extinct 1329.
Azure a lion rampant argent.
Montbéry Coat of Arms
quartered by Pore, of Coleombe, county Devon. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Sable a maunch or. Montbliard Azure billettée and a lion rampant crowned or.
Montchansey, or Mountchansey Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Barry of twelve argent and azure.
Monteaders Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Sable fretty or.
Montefiore Coat of Arms
granted to Rev. Taomas Law Monrteriorz, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge, Rector of Catherston Leweston, county Dorset, second surviving.
Per pale gules and azure on a chevron between three demi lions or, as many crosses moline of the first.
East Cliffe Lodge, Isle of Thanet, county Kent, part.
Argent a cedar tree between two mounts of flowers proper on a chief azure a dagger erect proper pommel and hilt or, between two mullets of six points gold.
Goupsmi-Monreriore, Clavd Joserh Gotpsuip Monteerion£, Esq., of Portman Square, and of Balioi College, Oxford.
[Burke records that Goldsmid-Montefiore bears the arms of Goldsmid quarterly with Montefiore, and refers to Goldsmid. See the linked source page.]
Burke, 1884: Supplement 36 (unnumbered)
Monteique Coat of Arms
Grorce Monrzique, Bishop of Lincoln 1617, London 1621, Durham 1628, and Archbishop of York 1628.
Barry lozengy or and azure on a chief gules three crosses crosslet of the first.
Montfichett Coat of Arms
Stansted-Montfichett, county Essex, tenp. Henry II.
Gules three chevronels or.
Montford Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Gules a lion rampant double queued argent.
London.
Argent semée of crosses crosslet gules a lion rampant azure.
Kylnhurst, county York.
Argent semée of crosses crosslet fitchée gules a lion rampant azure a bordure ermines.
Montfort Coat of Arms
Bari of Leicester, extinct 1264.
Gules a lion rampant queue fourchée argent.
Baron Montfort, abeyance 1367, summoned to Parliament 1295; Warwick, temp.
Bendy of ten or and azure.
Tamworth, county Warwick.
Bendy of ten or and azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the first.]
Montgomery Coat of Arms
Sir Witt1am pe Montcomery, one of the knts. of the county Derby, in the reign of Edward I. Visit. Notts. 1614.
Or, an eagle displayed azure.
Hanby, county Rutland.
Or, an eagle displayed azure armed and beaked gules.
county Stafford.
Ermine on a border gules eight horseshoes or.
borne by the late Rev. G. Aucustrus Montcomerry, Rector of Bishopstone, Salisbury.
Azure in chief two fleurs-de-lis and in base a mullet, a bordure engrailed or.
Montgommere Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Argent an eagle displayed azure armed gules.
Monthalt Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent three bars gemelies sable over all a lion rampant gules.
Monthermer Coat of Arms
£arl of Gloucester and Hereford, Baron Monthermer, earldom extinct 1340, barony passed to Montacuts, Earl of Salisbury, through Marcaret, only dau. and heiress of Thomas.
Or, an eagle displayed vert, membered and beaked gules.
Montpinson, or Mountpinzo Coat of Arms
county Norfolk, in the reign of Edward Iij.
Argent a lion rampant sable on the shoulder a a dolphin embowed naiant or.
Montresor Coat of Arms
Denne Hill, county Kent.
Azure two arms mailed proper holding each a sword erect, on a plate in chief a cross couped gules.
Moodie Coat of Arms
England.
Argent a chevron between, three trefoils sable a chief of the last.
Moody Coat of Arms
Aspley, county Bedford.
Per pale azure and argent a chevron engrailed between three trefoils slipped, a chief per pale thereon three fusils all counterchanged, quartering Sadleir, Cuute, Trott, and A'Lrich.
Moodye Coat of Arms
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Argent on a chevron engrailed sable between three trefoils slipped vert as many lozenges or, on a chief azure two arms issuing from clouds proper vested bendy or and gules holding in the hands a rose of the last.
Moody, or Moodye Coat of Arms
Garesdon, county Wilts, baronet, unclaimed since 1662.
Vert a fesse engrailed argent surmounted of another gules between three harpies of the second crined or.
Mooke Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent three leopards' faces gules (another, 82.).
Moole Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Or, fretty gules an annulet argent.
Moon Coat of Arms
Portman Square, London, bart.
Argent an eagle displayed gules charged on the breast with two swords in saltire proper on a chief nebuly azure a fasces erect or, between two crescents argent.
Moone Coat of Arms
Ash, county Devon.
Argent an eagle displayed sable beaked and legged or, on a chief of the second three crescents ermine.
county Devon.
Per fesse gules and azure three crescents argent.
Moonson Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Azure out of a crescent argent a sun or.
Moor Coat of Arms
East Grinstead, county Sussex.
Azure two greyhounds courant in pale argent on a chief or, an anchor sable surmounted by a sword in saltire proper pommel and hilt of the third between two Moors' heads couped also proper wreathed about the temples of the second and vert.
Bank Hall, in Kirkdale, county Lancaster, 1567.
Argent three greyhounds courant sable collared or.
Moore Coat of Arms
Fawley, county Berks, baronet, extinct 1807.
Argent a moorcock sable combed and wattled gules.
Appleby-Parva, counties Leicester and Derby, a manor purchased in the reign of Elizabeth, by Cuartes Moore, of Stretton, from Sir Edward Griffin, -Knt.
Ermine three greyhounds courant sable collared gules on a canton of the last a lion passant or.
Grimeshill, county Westmoreland.
Or, on a chevron pean between three Moors' heads in profile couped at the neck proper wreathed about the temples argent and sable a pheon of the field, quartering Craco, Middleton, Bixpiosse, and Gathorne.
Apsley Guise, county Bedford.
Sable a swan, wings expanded argent membered or, within a bordure engrailed of the third.
Cookham, county Berks, and Corbet, county Salop.
Sable swan, wings expanded argent membered or, a bordure engrailed of the third.
¢os. Devon, Hants, and Surrey.
Sable a swan close argent a bordure engrailed or.
Blandford Forum, county Dorset.
Or, three roses in chevron gules barbed and seeded proper between as many moorcocks also proper.
Looseley; Sheriff of Surrey, temp.
Azure on a cross argent five martlets sable.
county Somerset.
Argent two bars engrailed vert between nine martlets gules each bar charged with a spear head erect argent.
Langley Lodge, Gerard's Cross, county Bucks, and Liverpool.
Argent on a cross sable between in the first and fourth quarters a negro's head in profile proper and in the second and third a mullet gules a bee volant or.
Thelwall, county Chester, 1636.
Sable a cross argent.
Stockwell, county Surrey.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three moorcocks sable combs, wattles, and legs gules.
Frampton Hall, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, first, argent a chevron engrailed sable between three moorcocks proper; second, argent on a chevron between three unicorns' heads erased sable as many bezants; third, or, three lions rampant gules, for Cresacre; 4ch, per chevron sable and or, three elephants' heads erased counterchanged, for Saunpers; fifth, ermine on a chevron sable. between two dragons' heads erased proper in chief and a buglehorn of the second stringed gules in base a griffin's head couped between two buglehorns stringed or, for Tunnard (modern); sixth, azure a chevron between three demi griffins or, for Tonnarp (ancient); 7th, sable on a fesse cotised or, between three coneys courant argent as many escallops of the field, for Coney; 8th, vert three escutcheons argent each charged with a border engrailed or, for Burrelt.
Pendridge, county Dorset.
Argent on a fesse between three moorcocks sable, as many mullets or.
Canterbury.
Argent a chevron between three moorcocks sable.
Wollington, county Hereford.
Sable a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent a crescent for difference.
Sandon and Haddon, county Hertford, and London.
Argent guttée de sang two chevronels gules.
county Kent.
Per fesse indented or and azure three mullets in chief gules.
Grantham, county Lincoln.
Gules on a chief indented argent three mullets sable.
county Lincoln.
Vairé gules and ermine.
Lord Mayor of London, 1682.
Ermine three greyhounds courant sable and for augmentation, on a canton gules a lion of England.
inner Temple, London.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms as Moor, Baronet, of Fawley, vo. Berks. See the linked source page.]
Joun Moore, Bishop of Norwich, 1691-1707, ana Bishop of Ely, 1707-14.
Ermine on a chevron three cinquefoils argent.
county Oxford.
Argent a fesse indented componée sable and gules between three mullets of the last.
The Moore, county Salop.
Per pale azure and argent barry of twelve counterchanged.
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Argent a fesse between three mullets azure.
Epuunp ¥. Moone, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, Barristers at-law.
Argent two greyhounds courant in pale sable on a chief azure three estoiles or, quartering sable two pallets argent on a fesse gules three fleurs-de-lis or.
Moorehayes, in Cullompton, county Devon, in the reign of Henry Iii.
Ermine on a chevron azure three cinquefoils or.
Wichford, county Hants. Visit. 1634.
Argent two bars vert between nine martlets gules three, three, and three.
Newington, county Surrey, 1576.
Azure on a chevron between three lions' heads erased or, as many martlets sable.
county Wilts.
Azure three leopards' faces or.
Barwick, St. John, county Wilts.
Ermine on a chevron between three Moors' heads couped sable two swords in saltire argent.
granted to Witt1am Cameron Moore, Esq., of Manchester, and of Bamford, county Derby.
Azure a swan argent wings elevated or, a border nebuly of the last, on a chief of the second a lion passant of the first between two flowers of the cotton tree slipped proper.
Moore Place, and Benenden, county Kent.
Azure on a chief indented or, three mullets pierced gules.
Kersant, county Berks, baronet, extinct.
Arms.
Croghan, King's county; Kent.
Arms. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for Giff.]
Croghan, King's county; Kent.
Arms. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for Giff.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
county Louth; Kent.
Arms. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for Giff.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Earl of Mountcashell; Salop.
Sable a swan argent membered ard beaked or, a border engrailed of the last.
Barne, county Tipperary; Salop.
Arms, a crescent for difference.
Ballina, county Mayo, and Alicante, in Spain; York.
Argent, a chevron gules between three movrcocks proper.
certified to Jon Moonz, Esq., of Bristol.
Argent two bars engrailed vert, each charged with a spear's head or, between nine martlets, three, three, and three gules.
Moore, alias Meredith Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Or, three roses in chevron gules barbed and seeded proper between as many moorcocks also proper.
Moore, or More Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure on a chief indented or, three mullets pierced gules.
Moorhouse Coat of Arms
county York.
Or, a saltire gobony sable and argent.
Moorton, or Moreton Coat of Arms
Moorton, county Stafford.
Argent a chevron gules between three square buckles sable tongues paleways.
Morant Coat of Arms
Brockenhurst Park, county Hants.
Gules a fesse argent fretty azure between three talbots sejant of the second.
county Essex.
Gules on a chevron argent three talbots sable.
Great Yarmouth.
Sable a saltire engrailed argent.
Morar Coat of Arms
London.
Ermine a fesse bendy of ten or and azure.
Morcombe, or Morconds Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Gules a bend argent guttée de poix.
Mordant Coat of Arms
Ricklemarsh, county Kent.
Argent a fleur-de-lis gules.
Mordaunt Coat of Arms
Turvey, county Beds.
Argent a chevron between three estoiles sable.
Karl of Peterborough and Baron Mordaunt.
Argent a chevron between three estoiles sable.
Massingham, county Norfolk, baronet.
Argent a chevron between three estoiles sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: Arnus.]
Mordel Coat of Arms
county Rutland.
Or, a fret sable.
Morden Coat of Arms
Wricklesmarsh, county Kent, baronet, extinct 1708.
Argent a fleur-de-lis gules.
county Kent.
Argent on a fesse gules between three otters 8a, as many crosses crosslet or.
Mordey Coat of Arms
Sunderland, county Durham.
Argent a fleur-de-lis gules.
Mordock Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Or, fretty sable.
More Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Per saltire or and argent in pale two moorcocks, in fesse as many escallops sable.
counties Bedford and Kent.
Argent a fesse dancettée paly of Bix sable and gules between three mullets of the second.
county Bedford.
Argent two bars between nine martlets gules.
More Hall and Bank Hall, county Lancaster, baronet, extinct 1810: a family of great antiquity.
Argent three greyhounds courant in pale sable collared or.
Sir Tuomas Mozrz, the eminent Lord Chancellor, in the reign of Henry Viii.; York; Kent.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three moorcocks sable combs, wattles, and legs gules, quartering argent on a chevron between three unicorns' heads erased sable as many bezants.
county Cambridge.
Gules a cross pattée argent in chief an escallop of the second.
county Chester.
Ermine a fesse gules between five (another, six) moorcocks proper; another, Argent a fleur-de-lis between three Moors' heads couped proper; another, Argent a Moor's head couped between three fleurs-de-lis sable.
county Derby.
Argent a chevron between three Moors' heads couped sable.
Broadclist, county Devon.
Sable three garbs argent a border gobony or and gules.
county Devon.
Sable a swan argent membered gules a border engrailed of the second; another, Argent two chevrons- gules; another, Ermine on a chevron gules three cinquefoils or; another, Argent a fesse dancettée gobony sable and gules between three mullets of the third.
Burfield, county Oxford.
Argent a moorcock sable combed and wattled gules.
Barking, county Essex.
Argent acock gules armed, jelloped, and membered or.
county Essex.
Argent a fesse sable.
counties Essex, Lincoln, and Stafford, and London.
Argent two greyhounds courant sable on a chief azure three estoiles or.
county Hants.
Argent on a fesse between three moorcocks 8a, as many mullets or, an annulet of the last.
counties Hants and Somerset.
Argent two bars vert between nine martlets gules three, three, and three.
county Lancaster.
Argent ten trefoils slipped gules (another, sable) four, three, two, and one; another, Vairé ermine and gules; another, Argent three greyhounds courant in pale sable collared or.
county Leicester.
Or, a fesse dancettée gules in chief three martlets sable.
Sixill, county Lincoln.
Argent a fesse dancettée between three mullets sable.
Lord Mayor of London, 1395.
Argent a fesse dancettée ope of six gules and sable between three estoiles pierced of the third.
London, 1634.
Vert ten trefoils slipped, four, three, two, and one, argent a border of the last.
London.
Argent a fesse dancettée gobony gules and sable between three estoiles pierced of the third.
London.
Azure on a chevron engrailed or, three martlets sable in chief a lion's head erased of the second.
London.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three moorcocks sable.
county Norfolk.
Argent a bend ener. gules cotised sable.
London.
Gules a fesse between three boars' heads couped argent.
Norwich.
Gules a fesse between three boars' heads couped &r. armed or, each having in the mouth a bezant.
Kittington, county Nottingham.
Sable a cross argent.
Larden Hall, county Salop.
Sable a swan close argent a border engrailed or.
Linley, county Salop.
Sable a swan close argent a border engrailed or. [For this branch Burke specifies: &.]
county Salop.
Paly of six or and sable over all a bend gules.
Loseley, county Surrey, baronet, extinct 1684.
Azure on a cross argent five martlets sable.
Taunton, county Somerset, and Heytesbury, county Wilts.
Argent, two bars engrailed, azure between nine martlets gules three, three, and three.
county Somerset.
Argent two bars azure on each as many martlets of the first.
county Suffolk.
Or, a chevron engrailed ermines between three Moors' heads couped at the shoulders sable wreathed about the temples argent and azure the ends of the wreath tied in knots.
county Suffolk.
Or, a chevron engrailed ermines, in chief a Moor's head full-fuced, couped at the shoulders sable.
county Suffolk.
Argent a fesse azure in chief a mullet of the second.
county Suffolk.
Argent two bars engrailed the first sable the second azure between nine martlets gules three, three, and three.
The Priory, Taunton, county Somerset.
Argent two bars engrailed azure between nine martlets gules three, three, and three.
Newington, county Surrey.
Azure on a chevron argent three martlets sable in chief a lion's head erased or.
Morehouse, county Sussex.
A bend between two bucks' heads cabossed.
county York.
Ermine on a chevron between three Moors' heads couped sable two swords conjoined in point argent hilts or.
Angram Grange, county York, 1665.
Argent a chevron sable between three heathcocks of the second, crested and wattled gules.
county York.
Argent a fesse dancettée gobony gules and sable between three mullets of the third.
county York.
Argent a cross azure between four Moors' heads couped sable.
Morecrofte Coat of Arms
Kinkham, county Oxford.
Azure a mule passant argent between three marygolds or.
More, de La Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Argent a fess dancettée gobony gules and sable. between three mullets of the second (another, in Bicester Church, sable).
Moreland Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules on three bars nebulée argent ten martlets sable four, four, and two.
More, or de La More Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Sable a cross argent.
More, or Moore Coat of Arms
St. Colis More, county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three moorcocks sable crested gules.
Moore Hayes, county Devon.
Ermine on a chevron azure three cinquefoils or.
Brodclift, county Dorset.
Sable three garbs argent two and one, a border gobony or and gules.
Buckhall, county Lancaster.
Argent ten trefoils slipped vert, four, three, two, and one (another, a canton gules).
More, or Moore, or Atmore Coat of Arms
Braye, county Oxford, in the reign of Edward I[II.
Or, a chevron gules between three martlets sable.
More, or Moring Coat of Arms
Mooretown and Little Torrington, county Devon.
Argent six martlets sable three, two, and one.
Moresby Coat of Arms
Moresby, county Cumberland.
Sable a cross argent in the first quarter a cinquefoil or.
Moreton Coat of Arms
Great Moreton, county Chester.
Argent on a bend sable three round buckles of the field.
county Chester.
Argent a greyhound courant sable.
Rernotp-Moreton, Earl of Ducie.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a chevron gules between three square buckles sable; second and third, or, two lions passant gules.
county Bedford.
Ermine a chief dancettée gules.
county York.
Sable an ink-moline or, pierced sable.
Wybaston, Fordhouses, and Moseley Court, Bushbury, county Stafford.
Per fesse dancettée argent and gules a pale with three buckles, the tongues erect, two and one, and as many wings, one and two, all counterchanged.
Moreton, county Nottingham.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in the first and fourth quarters a goat's head erased argent attired or.
county Kent.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in the first and fourth quarters a goat's head erased argent attired or.
Moreton, or Dc Burpo Coat of Arms
rnri nf Commll, forfeited.
Ermine a chief indented gules.
Morewood Coat of Arms
Hallowes, county Derby.
Argent an oak tree fructed proper.
Alfreton, county Derby.
Vert an oak tree argent fructed or.
Alfreton; Warwick, upon his assuming, by royal licence, 1793, the additional name of Morewoop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms, for Monewoop; second and third, or, on a bend invecked azure double cotised gules three — square buckles of the first, for Case.
Alfreton; Warwick, by Jane, his wife, dau. of Ricnarp Goopwin, Esq., of Ashbourne, and sister of Helen, wife first of Georce Morewoop, Esq., of Alfreton, assumed the additional name of Morewoop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Morewoop; second and third, argent on two bars sable three trefoils of the first, in chief a greyhound courant of the second, for Parmer.
county York.
Argent three oak trees eradicated vert.
Moreyne Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure three mulberry leaves or.
Moreyne, or Moryne Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Argent a chevron sable between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Morfyn, or Murfyr Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Kent.
Or, a chevron sable in the dexter chief a mullet pierced of the second.
Morgaine, or Morgan Coat of Arms
Weston-under-Witherley, county Warwick.
Argent on a bend sable three cinquefoils of the field, on a chief azure a cross crosslet between two fleurs-de-lis or.
Morgal Coat of Arms
Registrar of the Bishop's Court, Chester, in the reign of Charles I.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules three cinquefoils pierced ermine on a chief azure three fleurs-de-lis or.
Morgan Coat of Arms
Llangattock, county Monmouth, baronet, extinct 1767; Hereford; Worcester.
Argent three bulls' heads cabossed sable.
Rev. Hector Davies Morean, A. M., of Plas Aberforth, county Cardigan, maternally.
Or, three bucks' heads couped sable, for Morcan; quartering, Gules three snakes nowed in triangle argent, for Ednowain aP Bradwen.
Abercothy, county Carmarthen, and Biddlesden Park, county Northampton.
Sable a lion rampant reguardant argent.
county Devon, and Hambury, county Worcester.
Argent on a bend cotised sable a fleur-de-lis between two cinquefoils of the first (another, or).
South Maplerton, county Dorset.
Argent on a bend cotised sable a fleur-de-lis between two cinquefoils of the first, on a chief azure a cross patonce between two arrows or.
Mellhouse, county Durham. Visit. 1615.
Gules a lion rampant argent crowned or.
county Essex.
Argent a fesse between. three martlets gules on a chief azure three wolves' heads erased of the first.
Little Hallingbury, county Essex.
Or, a fesse wavy sable in chief two eagles displayed of the last.
Bardfield, county Essex.
Or, a fess wavy sable in chief two eagles displayed of the last, quartering for Corcort, barry of twelve or and azure.
Barfold, county Suffolk.
Or, a fess wavy sable in chief two eagles displayed of the last, quartering for Corcort, barry of twelve or and azure.
Blackmore, county Hereford.
Argent a lion rampant sable ducally crowned or.
Bushy Hall, county Hertford, and Wales.
Or, a griffin segreant sable on the breast a rose argent.
county Kent.
Argent on a bend sable three cinquefoils of the first, on a chief azure a cross crosslet between two fleurs-delis or.
county Kent, and Wales.
Sable a chevron between three spearheads argent points embrued proper.
Kingsthorp, county Notts, county Lincoln, and Middle Temple, London.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three cinquefoils of the first, on a chief azure a cross flory between two fleurs-de-lis or.
St. Bennet Finck, London, author of the 'Sphere of Gentry,” d. 27 March, 1693.
Argent a lion rampant sable ducally crowned or.
Burnham Norton, county Norfolk, and Chalworth, county Surrey.
Argent a griffin segreant sable.
Henfield, county Sussex.
Or, a griffon segreant sable in chief two mullets of six points gules pierced of the field.
granted to Francis Morgan, Judge of the King's Bench, by Hervey, Clarenceux, 1558.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable. three cinquefoils pierced ermine on a chief azure a cross flory between two fleurs-de-lis or.
Little Comberton and Hanbury, county Worcester. Visit. 1569.
Argent on a bend cotised sable a fleur-de-lis between two cinquefoils of the field.
Dudelston, county Salop.
Argent a lion rampant sable.
Eston, county Somerset.
Sable three crosses bottonnée in bend argent.
Arkston, county Stafford.
Argent a lion rampant sable ducally crowned or.
Sir Ricnarp Morcan, knighted at Dublin by Robert, Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant, 5 Aug. 1599.
Sable a chevron argent between three spear heads of the last, points upwards, embrued gules.
Morice Coat of Arms
Werrington, county Devon, baronet, extinct 1750.
Gules a lion rampant reguardant or.
Moriens Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure three Moors' heads couped or; another, Azure a water leaf argent.
Morieux Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Azure a bend argent billettée sable.
Tomas Monievx, Sheriff of Norfolk, 1354.
Gules on a bend argent seven billets sable.
Morin Coat of Arms
Car Colston, county Nottingham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale indented argent and azure; second and third, argent a fleurde-lis azure.
Moring, or de La More Coat of Arms
Moretion, county Devon.
Argent six martlets sable, three, two, and one.
Morins Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a cross humettée between four birds argent.
Morion Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules a bend argent guttée de poix.
Moris Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Vert a buck passant or.
Morison Coat of Arms
Cashiobury, county Herts, baronet, extinct.
See Morgison.
Standon, county Herts, and Cadby, county Lincoln.
Or, on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis of the field.
London.
Per saltire or and gules in pale two pelicans of the first, in fess us many leopards' faces of the second, on a chief or, three chaplets gules.
Morivale Coat of Arms
quartered by Hasetrica, of Castle Dorrington. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Argent a cinquefoil sable.
Morland Coat of Arms
Southamstede Banaster, county Berks, baronet, extinct 1716.
Sable a leopard's face jessant-de-lis or.
Lee, county Kent.
Sable a leopard's face jessant-de-lis or. [For this branch Burke specifies: on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant gules.]
Kimble, county Bucks, and Westminster.
Azure semée of leopards' heads jessant-de-lis, a griffin segreant or.
Court Lodge, Lamberhurst, county Kent.
Azure a griffin segreant or.
Capplethwaite, county Westmoreland.
Azure a griffin segreant or.
Bernarp-Moruanp, Nettleham, county Lincoln, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure semée of leopards' faces jessant-de-lis, a griffin segreant or, for Morlanp; second and third, argent a bear rampant sable muzzled and collared or, for Bernard.
Morleigh Coat of Arms
cv. Lancaster.
Argent fretty gules achiefaz.
Morles Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
Morley Coat of Arms
Morley, county Lancaster.
Sable three leopards' faces or, jessant-de-lis argent.
Glynde, county Sussex.
Sable three leopards' faces or, jessant-de-lis argent.
Marrick Park, county York.
Sable a leopard's face or, jessant-de-lis argent.
East Lavant, county Sussex.
Sable a leopard's face or, jessant-de-lis argent.
Halnaker, county Sussex.
Sable a leopard's head argent jessant-de-lis or.
county Hants.
Sable a leopard's head argent jessant-de-lis or.
Morley, county Derby.
Argent a lion rampant sable crowned or (another, the tail double queued). [For this branch Burke specifies: a fleur-de-lis for difference.]
Norwich, county Norfolk.
Barry of six azure and or, on a chief argent three lions' heads erased sable.
Halsted, county Essex.
Vert three leopards' faces in pale jessant-de-lis or.
Craven, county York.
Sable a leopard's face or, jessantde-lis argent.
Hackney, county Middlesex.
Argent a leopard's face jessant-de-lis sable between three griffins' heads erased gules Crest—A demi griffin argent wings elevated ermine holding between the claws a leopard's face jessant-de-lis, as in the arms.
Morrall Coat of Arms
Plas Yolyn, county Salop.
Argent on a fesse embattled gules between six Cornish choughs proper three palm branches of the first; quartering, for Epwarpes, Gules a chevron engrailed between three boars' heads erased argent.
Morrell Coat of Arms
Headington Hill. county Oxford.
Or, a bend gules in base a cross crosslet of the last.
Wallingford, county Berks, and Forthampton, county Gloucester.
Or, a bend gules in base a cross crosslet of the last.
Morrey Coat of Arms
county Sussex.
Sable three leopards' faces jessant-delis or.
Yoxall, county Stafford.
Argent two bars gules each charged with three martlets or, in chief a cross flory between two fleurs-de-lis azure.
Morrice Coat of Arms
Werington, county Devon.
See Morice.
Chipping Ongar, county Essex.
Azure on a fessar. between three boys' heads couped at the shoulders, environed round the neck with a snake proper a cock gules beaked and legged or, between two pheons of the fourth.
Betshanger, county Kent.
Quarterly, first, gules a lion rampant. reguardant or, for Morrice; second, per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or, for Tupor Trevor; third, argent three boars' heads couped sable, for Capwoan; fourth, gules an escutcheon within an orle of martlets argent, for Chadwick.
Morrice, or Morys Coat of Arms
London.
Gules on a lion rampant or, a pellet, a border indented of the second pellettée.
Morris Coat of Arms
Wanstead, county Essex.
Sable on a cross patonce between twelve billets argent five torteaux.
county Gloucester.
Argent on a chief gules three bezants.
quartered by Amuunst through Everine. Visit. Kent, 1619.
Argent an eagle displayed sable beaked and legged or.
Wingfield House Bath, county Somerset, 1770.
Sable a saltire engrailed argent on an inescutcheon or, a cross gules.
Peckham, county Surrey.
Per fesse or and gules a lion rampant between three quatrefoils within a border indented charged with eight annulets all counterchanged.
Netherby, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a lion rampant reguardant or i —s and third, argent three boars' heads couped sable.
county Hereford.
Argent six cocks sable three, two, and one, crested and jelloped gules.
county Hertford.
Sable three bears' heads erased argent on a canton gules a ducal crown or.
Broadfield House, near Devizes, county Wilts.
Sable a saltire engrailed argent.
The Hurst, county Salop.
Argent an eagle displayed with two heads sable.
Barnwood, county Gloucester.
Vert a cross flory argent between four garbs or, on a chief of the second a lion rampant gules.
North Elmsall, county York, 1660.
Azure three eaglets displayed or, on a canton argent a castle gules (the canton alluding to the seizure of Pontefract Castle by Jonn Monzis during the civil war).
Ferns, county Wexford; allowed by Hawkins, Ulster, 1746, to Aucustus Morris, of Rotherhithe, London, great grandson of Jonn Morais, Esq., of Ferns.
Or, a fesse dancettée sable in base a lion rampant of the last armed and langued gules.
registered to Taomas Henry Morais, Esq., of the Lodge, Halifax, county York., J. P., Lieut. second West York Yeomanry Cavalry.
Per saltire gules and sable guttée d'eau, a lion passant argent between four scaling ladders, two in pale and two in fesse or.
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Morrison Coat of Arms
Cashiobury, county Hertford, baronet, extinct 1628.
Or, on a chief gules three chaplets of the first.
county Lancaster.
Or, on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis argent.
Sir Ricward Morrison, knighted at Dublin by Robert, Zarl of Essex, Lord-Lieutenant, 5 Aug., 1599.
Argent on a cross sable five fleurs-de-lis or, in the dexter quarter a martlet azure.
Sir Riomard Morrison, knighted at Dublin by Robert, Earl of Essex, Lord-Lieutenant, 5 Aug., 1599.
Or, on a cross per cross sable and gules four fleurs-de-lis argent in the first quarter a crescent of the third.
Morris, or Mores Coat of Arms
Coxwell, county Berks.
Or, on a fesse humettée between three moorcocks proper a garb of the field.
Morritt Coat of Arms
Rokeby Park, Barnard Castle.
Argent a cross azure between four billets sable on a chief of the second a rose of the first barbed or, between two fleurs-de-lis of the last, quartering Sawrey.
Morser Coat of Arms
county York.
Azure on a chevron argent between three birds of the last, beaked and legged gules as many talbots' heads sable collared or.
Morshead Coat of Arms
Trenant Park, county Cornwall, bart.
Azure a cross crosslet argent between four martlets or, on a chief of the second, three escallops gules.
Widey, county Kent.
Azure a cross crosslet argent between four martlets or, on a chief of the second, three escallops gules.
Lavethan, county Cornwall.
Azure a cross crosslet argent between four martlets or, on a chief of the second, three escallops gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a bordure wavy erminois.]
Morskin Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure three bars wavy argent on a chief or, three falcons rising proper.
London. The sole heiress 1. Rocrr James before 1580. Visit. Kent, 1619.
Barry wavy of six azure and argent on a chief or, three swallows volant proper.
Morson Coat of Arms
London.
Per fesse ermine and gules a pale counterchanged, over all a lion rampant reguardant or (another has, on a chief sable three covered cups gold).
Mort Coat of Arms
Astley, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend gules four (another, three) lozenges of the field.
Mortaine Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, three lions rampant double queued sable.
Mortein Coat of Arms
Sir Rocer Morten, Lord of Dunesley, in the reign of Edward IJ.; Notts, Judge of the Common Pleas; Notts, 1614.
Or, six lioncels rampant sable.
Morteyne Coat of Arms
Eyam and Risley, county Derby.
Ermine a chief gules.
Morth, or Murth Coat of Arms
Talland, county Cornwall.
Argent a lion rampant between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Mortimer Coat of Arms
Baron Mortimer of Wigmore, and Earl of March.
Barry of six or and azure on a chief of the first two pallets between two base esquierres of the second, over allan inescutcheon argent The seal of Epmunp, fifth Earl of March, exhibits the same arms quarterly with DE Burea, Zarl of Ulster, viz., Or, a cross gules.
saron Mortimer, of Chirke. Rocer Mortimer, second.
Barry of six or and azure on a chief of the first two pallets between two base esquierres of the second, over allan inescutcheon argent The seal of Epmunp, fifth Earl of March, exhibits the same arms quarterly with DE Burea, Zarl of Ulster, viz., Or, a cross gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.]
Baron Mortimer, of Richards Castle, abeyance 1304.
Barry of six or and azure on a chief of the first two pallets between two base esquierres of the second, over allan inescutcheon argent The seal of Epmunp, fifth Earl of March, exhibits the same arms quarterly with DE Burea, Zarl of Ulster, viz., Or, a cross gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a bend gules for difference.]
Cheshunt, county Herts.
Or, ten fleurs-de-lis, four, three, two, and one sable a chief azure.
London.
Or, ten fleurs-de-lis, four, three, two, and one sable a chief azure.
London.
Or, guttée de sang a lion rampant azure.
Kingston Manor, county Cambridge.
Or, three fleurs-de-lis sable.
county Norfolk.
Or, semée-de-lis sable.
Fonthill Park, county Wilts, from Scotland, 1827.
Or, a lion rampant sable guttée of the field between three sinister hands couped paleways gules.
Mortinall Coat of Arms
Nowesley, county Leicester.
Argent a cinquefoil pierced sable.
Mortlake Coat of Arms
county Surrey.
Gules a lion rampant or, a bordure indented of the last.
Mortlock Coat of Arms
Abington Hall, county Cambridge.
Gules a lion rampant or, a border indented of the last.
county Norfolk.
Ermine a fret azure on a chief engrailed gules three fleurs-de-lis or.
Mortoft Coat of Arms
Itringham, county Norfolk.
Sable on a mount proper a stag lodged or, on a chief of the third a moorcock of the second.
Morton Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Argent a greyhound courant sable collared vert, rimmed gold.
granted to Taomas Morton, Esq., of Lechlade, 15 May, 1515, by Wriothesley, Garter.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in dexter chief and sinister base a goat's head erased argent attired or, in the centre point a fleur-de-lis within a crescent of the last.
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three moorcocks sable.
county Essex.
Argent three lions' heads erased sable.
Erbeck, county Hereford.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a goat's head erased argent on a chief of the second three torteaux, each charged with an escallop gold.
county Kent, and Croydon, county Surrey.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in the dexter chief and sinister base a goat's head erased argent attired or.
county Kent.
Gules a fesse chequy or and sable.
Morton and Ingleton, county Stafford.
Argent on a chevron gules between three demi buckles tongues pendent sable a mullet or.
Sutton, county Leicester.
Argent on a chevron gules between three demi buckles tongues pendent sable a mullet or.
Bosworth, county Leicester.
Argent on a chevron gules between three demi buckles tongues pendent sable a mullet or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Potters Cotten, county Warwick, North Kilworth and Quarenden, county Leicester.
Argent on a chevron gules between three demi buckles tongues pendent sable a mullet or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Houghton, county Salop.
Argent a chevron between three buckles sable.
county Salop.
Argent a chevron between three trefoils slipped sable.
county Sussex.
Argent three leopards' heads erased sable.
county York.
Argent a chevron between three lozenges sable.
Cardinal Joun Morton, Bishop of Ely, 1479-86, Archbishop of Canterbury 1486-1500. Arms in the Divinity School, Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1574.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in the sinister chief and dexter base a goat's head erased argent attired or.
Tuomas Morton, nephew to Cardinal Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 8 Henry Viii., a. v. 1516. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Quarterly, ermine and gules in the second and third quarters a goat's head erased argent attired or.
Wrath House, county York, 1666.
Argent three ravens sable a border azure in chief a trefoil vert.
Whitehorse, Croydon, county Surrey.
Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly, gules and or, in the dexter chief and sinister base a goat's head erased argent attired of the second, on a chief azure three bezants, each charged with an escallop of the first; second and third, argent a chevron between three lapwings rising sable, for Twin1Ho.
Morton, or Moreton Coat of Arms
Milbourne St. Andrew, county Dorset, baronet, ar pe.
Quarterly, gules and ermine in the sinister chief and dexter base a goat's head erased argent attired or.
Morton, or Morkton Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Sable on a chevron between three martlets or, as many mullets of the field.
Morton, or Morteyne Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Ermine a chief indented gules.
Mortymer Coat of Arms
Attleburgh, county Norfolk.
Or, semée-de-lis sable.
county Northampton.
Ermine on a fesse azure three crosses sarcelly or.
Morvill Coat of Arms
county Cumberland, in the reign of Henry IT.
Azure an eagle displayed barry gules and argent (another, argent and gules).
county Chester.
Or, three boars' heads azure tusked argent; another, Argent three tigers' heads azure.
quartered by Hantoron, Baronet, of Ridlington, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland, 1618.
Azure semée-de-lis and fretty or. N. B. Apa, dau. and heir of Hucn pe Morvitt, m. Tuomas DE Mutton, Sheriff of Lincoln, 15 King John, A. D. 1228.
Morwick Coat of Arms
counties Durham and Northumberland, in the reign of Henry 11.
Gules a saltire vairé argent and sable.
Visit. Durham, 1615.
Gules a saltire vairé argent and sable.
Mosel Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron between three boars' heads couped sable.
Moseley Coat of Arms
Moseley and Bilston, county Stafford.
Sable on a chevron between three millpicks argent three mullets gules, quartering Argent on a fesse sable three escallops or, for Schampion.
Owsden, county Suffolk.
Sable a chevron between three millpicks or.
Lorrr-Mosetey, Glemham House, county Suffolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a chevron between three millpicks argent, for Mosetey; second and third, Lorrr, of Glemham House, [which see]
Moseley, or Mosley Coat of Arms
Mere, county Stafford.
Sable a chevron between three millpicks argent.
Mosley Coat of Arms
Houghend, county Lancaster.
Sable a chevron between three mil]picks argent.
Hough, county Stafford, baronet, extinct 1665.
Sable a chevron between three mil]picks argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference, quartering Or, a fess between three eaglets displayed sable.]
Rolleston, county Stafford, baronet, extinct 1779.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Av ms; second and third, or, a fesse between three eagles displayed sable.
Ancoats, county Lancaster, baronet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms; second and third, or, a fesse between three eagles displayed sable.
Burnaston House, county Derby.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms; second and third, or, a fesse between three eagles displayed sable.
Sir Nicuotas Mostzy, Lord Mayor of London, 1599, and county Lancaster.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms; second and third, or, a fesse between three eagles displayed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: an estoile for difference.]
Moss Coat of Arms
Epwarps-Moss, Roby Hall, county Lancaster, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly, ermine and erminois, a cross pattée azure between six billets, three in chief and three in base gules, for Moss; second and third, argent a lion rampant guardant, sable on a chief of the last two eagles displayed of the first, for Epwarps.
Mosse Coat of Arms
Horton Regis, county Bedford.
Ermine on a cross formée sable a bezant.
Moston Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Sable three bars argent in chief as many plates.
Mostyn Coat of Arms
Baron Vaux.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Mostyn, per bend sinister ermine and ermines a lion rampant or; second and third, Vaux, chequy or and gules on a chevron azure three roses gold.
Motham Coat of Arms
Drinkston, county Suffolk.
Sable a cross indented ermine.
Moton Coat of Arms
Pickleton and Stapleton, county Leicester.
Argent a cinquefoil azure.
Mott Coat of Arms
Braintree, county Essex, and Kedington, county Suffolk.
Sable a crescent argent.
Barningham Hall, county Norfolk.
Sable a crescent argent.
Motteux Coat of Arms
Beechamwell, county Norfolk.
Or, three lions passant guardant in pale towards the sinister gules.
Mottram, alias Mottvane Coat of Arms
Bishopdike Hall, county York. Visit. Dugdale, 1665.
Sable on a chevron argent between three crosses crosslet or, as many cinquefoils gules.
Mouat Coat of Arms
England.
Azure a cower argent.
Moubray Coat of Arms
Barnbougle, county Edinburgh.
Gules a lion rampant argent crowned with a ducal crown or.
Mould Coat of Arms
county York, 1665.
Sable two bars wavy argent in chief a lion passant guardant of the last.
Moulden Coat of Arms
Stalenborough House, county Kent, and county Lancaster.
Or, three bars gules a canton ermines.
Moule Coat of Arms
county Bedford.
Argent a trefoil slipped sable between two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
county Northampton.
Barry of four gules and argent.
Moulson Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1634.
Gules a chevron componée or and sable between three mullets of the second.
Moult Coat of Arms
county Nottingham.
Azure three bars wavy argent in chief as many fleur-de-lis or.
Moulton Coat of Arms
Plympton, county Devon.
Per pale argent and ermine three bars gules.
counties Gloucester, Kent, and York, and London.
Argent three bars gules between eight escallops sable three, two, two, and one.
Wicklewood, county Norfolk.
Gyronny of six or and azure four martlets counterchanged.
county Norfolk.
Barry of six gules and argent on a chief of the second three martlets azure.
Moulton, or Moulson Coat of Arms
London.
Gules (another, sable). a chevron argent fretty sable between three mullets or.
Moultrie Coat of Arms
Aston, county Salop.
Azure on a chevron between three escallops argent a boar's head erased sable langued gules between two estoiles of the last.
Mounboucher Coat of Arms
quartered by Harbottell, of Harbottell, Basingthorpe, county Lincoln, and Eglington, county Rutland.
Argent. three water-pots covered gules.
Mounderby Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Azure fretty or.
Moune Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules a maunch ermine.
Mounser Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Gules a chevron between three leopards' faces or.
Mounsey Coat of Arms
Castletown, Carlisle, county Cumberland.
Chequy or and gules a chief of the first thereon between two estoiles sable a pale also sable charged with a mullet gold.
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Mounsor Coat of Arms
Carleton, county Lincoln.
Or, two chevrons gules.
Mount Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent on a mount vert a lion rampant gules crowned or.
Mountague Coat of Arms
Bourney, county Buckingham.
Argent three fusils in fesse gules between as many pellets.
Mountaine Coat of Arms
Westminster.
Barry lozengy or and azure on a chief gules three crosses crosslet of the first.
Mountain, or Montaigne Coat of Arms
The Heath, county Hertford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine on a chevron azure between three lions rampant guardant sable each supporting between the forepaws an escallop erect gules a mitre or enclosed by two crosses crosslet fitchée argent, for Mountain, or Montaigne; second and third, argent on a cross sable five lions rampant or, for Wate.
Mountford Coat of Arms
London.
Argent three fleurs-de-lis gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
county Norfolk.
Argent on a chief azure two fleurs-de-lis of the first; another, Or, three garbs gules; another, Gules three garbs or.
Radwinter, county Stafford, and county Warwick.
Bendy of ten or and azure.
county Sussex.
Or, four bendlets azure.
county Warwick.
Bendy of six or and azure a border gules.
county Warwick.
Argent two bars gules a bend azure.
quartered by Witlovucuey, of Willoughbyupon-Wold, Risley and Wollaton, county Notts. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Bendy of eight or and azure.
Kelnhurst, county York.
Argent a lion rampant azure between ten crosses crosslet fitchée gules a bordure ermine.
county York.
Argent a lion rampant tail double queued azure an orle of crosses crosslet gules.
Mountford, or Mountfort Coat of Arms
fuwell, county Norfolk.
Argent three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Mountfort Coat of Arms
Beamhurst Hall, county Stafford.
Bendy or and azure.
Mountjoy Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Barry nebulée of six or and sable.
Mountney Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Leicester, and Gestwick, county Norfolk.
Azure a bend between six martlets or.
county Essex.
Gules a bend cotised between six martlets (another, mullets) or.
Newland-Verdon, county Leicester.
Azure a bend argent between three martlets or.
Cowley, county York.
Or, a bend between six martlets gules.
Mount St Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, a pastoral staff in pale with regillium dependent therefrom sable on a chief azure three lions rampant of the field.
Mountstephen, or Mountsteven Coat of Arms
Cullompton, county Devon, and Petersborough, county Northampton.
Gyronny of eight or and azure on an inescutcheon sable a lion rampant argent.
Moushall Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Argent three bars gemelles gules.
Mowbray Coat of Arms
Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Nottingham, Earl of Warren and Surrey, Earl Marshal of England, and Baron Mowbray.
Gules a lion jamp. argent.
county York.
Gules a lion jamp. argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last.]
county York.
Gules a lion jamp. argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a border gobony or and sable.]
Grangewood House, county Leicester.
Quarterly, first and 8th, Mowsray, gules a lion rampant between two flaunches or, each charged with three billets azure; second, Reap, or, on a chevron between three garbs gules three ears of wheat stalked and leaved argent; third, Shipperdson, sable on a bend argent three lozenges azure each charged with a planetary sun in his glory; fourth, Cochill, ermine a chevron between three cocks gules; fifth, Cocghill, gules on a chevron argent three pellets, a chief sable; sixth, Cramer, or, on a chief indented azure three fleurs-de-lis of the field; 7th, Holianp, azure a lion rampant guardant between eight fleurs-de-lis argent.
Bishopwearmouth, county Durham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Mowsray, gules a lion rampant ermine two flaunches or, each charged with three billets in pale azure and in the centre chief point a cross crosslet of the third; second and third, Cornish, per pale azure and sable a chevron embattled between in chief two roses and in base a cross pattée or. On an escutcheon of pretence: first and 8th, Mowsray; second, Reap, or, a chevron between three garbs gules three ears of wheat stalked and leaved argent; third, Shipperdson, sable on a bend argent three lozenges azure each charged with a planetary sun in his glory; fourth, Cochill, ermine a chevron between three cocks gules; fifth, Coghill, gules on a chevron argent three pellets, a chief sable; sixth, Cramer, Or, on a chief indented azure three fleurs-de-lis of the field; 7th, Hoiuanp, azure a lion rampant guardant between eight fleurs-de-lis argent.
Mortimer, county Berks, and Bishopwearmouth, county Durham, baronet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Mowsray: Gules a lion rampant ermine two flaunches or, each charged with three billets in pale azure; second and third, Cornish: Per pale azure and sable a chevron embattled between in chief two roses and in base a cross pattée or.
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Mowbricke Coat of Arms
Mowbricke, county Lancaster.
Or, three garbs vert.
Mower Coat of Arms
Woodseats, county Derby, in the reign of Henry VI.
Ermine on a chevron azure three roses argent.
county Devon.
Argent two chevrons gules.
Mowlton Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Barry of six or and vert.
Mowne Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Per fesse gules and argent three crescents argent.
county Devon.
Per pale gules and argent three crescents counterchanged.
Moyer Coat of Arms
Petsey Hall, county Essex, baronet, extinct 1716.
Argent two chevronels gules.
Moyes Coat of Arms
Canons, county Surrey.
Ermine on a pale between two roses gules a cross calvary or.
Moyle Coat of Arms
Bake, county Cornwall.
Gules a mule passant argent.
St. Austel, county Cornwall.
Gules a mule passant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
county Kent.
Gules a mule passant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Wye, county Kent.
Gules a mule passant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last.]
Bowerhall and Lymby, county Notts.
Gules a mule passant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: a border of the last.] [For this branch Burke specifies: in dexter chief a mullet or, fordiff.]
county Chester.
Argent a greyhound courant sable between two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
Moyne Coat of Arms
Charter House, Hinton, and Mendip, county Somerset.
Sable a chevron between three roses argent.
county Suffolk.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable.
Moyne, or Moigne Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Norfolk.
Azure a chevron between three crescents or, each charged with a llet.
Moyne, or Moon Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Or, a cross engrailed. sable a label of three points argent each charged with a torteaux.
Moynes Coat of Arms
county Huntingdon.
Azure a fesse dancettée or, between six crosses crosslet argent.
county Suffolk.
Argent a saltire engrailed gules.
Moyone Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Or, a saltire engrailed gules.
Moyser Coat of Arms
Farlington, county York.
Azure on a chevron between three hawks close argent belled and jessed or, as many talbots' heads erased sable collared of the third.
Moysey Coat of Arms
Henton, county Somerset.
Or, on a fesse sable between three cinquefoils vert a cross flory of the field.
Mp surnames
M‘Pherson, or Macpherson Coat of Arms
England.
Per fesse or and azure a galley, her oars in action and sails furled, between two lions' heads erased in chief all counterchanged.
Mt surnames
M:‘Taggart Coat of Arms
London, from Scotland, 1796.
Argent a bend sable between two owls proper.
Mu surnames
Muckleston Coat of Arms
Merrington, county Salop.
Quarterly, first, vert on a fesse between three greyhounds' heads erased argent three crosses pattée gules, for Mucxteston; second, or, two ravens sable, for Corset; third, argent a cross engrailed sable between four pellets, each charged with a pheon of the field, for Fletcner; fourth, sable, two shinbones in saltire, the sinister surmounted of the dexter argent.
Mucklow Coat of Arms
Broughton Sulney, county Nottingham.
Gyronny of six or and azure a lion rampant ermine on a chief of the first an escallop between two fleurs-de-lis sable a canton gules.
Mudgan Coat of Arms
Mudgan, county Cornwall.
Vert a chevron ermine between three escallops or.
Mudge Coat of Arms
Sydney, county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three cockatrices gules.
Mugge, or Mudge Coat of Arms
Guildford, county Surrey.
Argent three cockatrices sable.
Muggeridge Coat of Arms
granted to Henry Mucceripce, Esq., of Streatham, Surrey, and of the City of London, Alderman of the Ward of Castle Baynard.
Per chevron engrailed argent and azure in chief two griffins segreant of the second, and in base a garb or.
Muilman Coat of Arms
London, and Debden Hall, county Essex.
Azure a chevron between three mullets of six points or, quartering Mutencar, of Amsterdam).
Mulcaster Coat of Arms
Carlisle, county Cumberland.
Argent four bars gules over all a bend azure.
Charlwood, county Surrey, Visit. 1662.
Argent four bars gules over all a bend azure.
Barham, county Kent.
Barry of ten or and sable a bend erminois, a canton gules.
Mules Coat of Arms
Jonn Mutxs, living in the reign of Richard II.; Cornwall; Devon, 1620.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.:.
Honiton, county Devon.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.:.
Ernsborouzh in Swimbridge, county Devon, and Cadbury, county Somerset.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
ilminster, county Somerset, and Barn Park, Marwood, county Devon.
Argent two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
Mulling, or Mullinge Coat of Arms
Thingden, county Northampton, and county Northumberland.
Sable three goats passant in pale argent.
Mulloy Coat of Arms
Standard Bearer to the Crown of England in Ireland.
See O'Mulloy.
Mulshoe, or Mulsho Coat of Arms
Gothurst, county Buckingham.
Ermine on a bend sable three goats' heads erased argent.
Multon Coat of Arms
Baron Multon, of Egremont, in abeyance since 1334; Lincoln, temp.
Argent three bars gules.
Baron Multon, of Gillesland.
Argent three bars gules.
St. Clare's, county Kent.
Or, three bars vert.
Mumby Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Or, fretty azure on a canton gules a cross pattée argent.
Mumford Coat of Arms
Burport, county Dorset.
Bendy of ten azure and or.
Mun Coat of Arms
county Essex, Finchley and Hackney, county Middlesex.
Per chevron »flory counterflory sable and or, in chief three bezants, in base a tower of the first.
Munchensi Coat of Arms
Baron Munchensi; Suffolk and Norfolk to the Monks of Eye and Thetford, temp; Huch DE Vere, third son of Roseert, fifth Earl of Oxford.
Or, three escutcheons barry of six vair and gules.
Munday Coat of Arms
Rialton, county Cornwall.
Quarterly, gules And sable on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges azure on a chief or, three eagles' legs erased a-la-quise of the fou th.
Munden Coat of Arms
Chelsea, county Middlesex.
Per pale gules and sable on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges azure on a chief or, three eagles' legs erased a-la-quise of the second, on a canton ermine an anchor or.
Mundevill Coat of Arms
counties Northampton and Suffolk.
Azure a fret or.
Munds, Mouns, or Muns Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge, Essex, Middlesex, and Maidstone, county Kent.
Per chevron flory counterflory sable and argent (another, or) in chief three bezants, in base a tower triple towered of the first.
Mundy Coat of Arms
Markeaton, county Derby.
Per pale gules and sable on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges purpure on a chief or, three eagles' legs erased a-la-quise azure.
Burton Hall, county Leicester.
Arms.
Shipley Hall, county Derby.
Per pale gules and sable on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges azure on a chief or, three eagles' legs erased a-la-quise of the fourth.
county Buckingham.
Per pale argent and sable on a cross gules five fusils or, on a chief azure three eagles' legs erased a-la-quise argent.
London.
Sable on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges purpure on a chief of the second three eagles' legs erased a-laquise azure.
Muned, or Mynd Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Argent on a chevron gules between three lions' heads erased sable as many gadbees volant of the field.
Munro Coat of Arms
Major-Gen. Sir Hector Monro, installed Knight of the Bath, 19 May, 1779, d. 1806.
Or, an eagle's head erased gules.
Munt Coat of Arms
Cheshunt, county Hertford.
Azure on a fesse between three bears' heads couped argent muzzled gules a cross crosslet of the last.
Muntz Coat of Arms
Umberslade, county Warwick.
Or, a swan, wings extended proper.
Munyard Coat of Arms
Camden Town, county Middlesex.
Erminois a lion rampant sable between three fleurs-de-lis azure on a chief indented of the last three sinister hands erect and couped or.
Murden Coat of Arms
Morten Morrell, county Warwick.
Ermine on a chief sable, a talbot passant argent an annulet gules for difference.
Murdocke Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Or, fretty sable.
Mure Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Sable four hawks volant or.
London, 1868.
As Caldwell, in the honour point a crescent azure for difference Same Crest and Motto.
Herringswell House, county Suffolk.
Argent on a fesse azure three mullets of the field, a border engrailed gules.
Murhall Coat of Arms
Bagnall, county Stafford.
Argent three boars' heads couped sable.
Muriell Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a dexter wing between three birds argent.
Murmyon Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Vair three mascles gules.
Murrant Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a chevron argent between three talbots passant or.
Murray Coat of Arms
Viscount Stormont, Earl of Mansfield.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure three stars within a double tressure flory counterflory with fleurs-de-lis or, for Murray; second and third, gules three crosses pattée or, two and one, for Barciay, of Balvaird.
Birmingham.
Argent a hunting horn sable stringed gules a bordure of the second charged with three escallops or, on a chief azure as many stars of the field.
Danesfield, county Bucks.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a buglehorn proper stringed gules on a chief azure three mullets of the first, for Murray, of Philiphaugh; second and third, or, on a bend azure an estoile between two crescents and on a border engrailed sable eight escallops of the first, for Scorr.
Gostiinc-Morray.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Murray (see Duke of Athole); second and third, Gostiine.
Murthe Coat of Arms
Murthe and Taland, county Cornwall.
Argent a lion rampant between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Musard Coat of Arms
Stavely, county Derby.
Or, two chevronels azure a bordure of the last.
counties Derby and Devon.
Gules three plates.
county Devon.
Gules a lion rampant argent crowned or.
London.
Argent a bend gules a border engrailed of the last.
Muschamp Coat of Arms
feudal Barons of Wooler, county Northumberland.
Or, three bars gules. The more ancient arms are argent a chevron vert between three flies proper. [Burke discusses alternative descriptions of the insects as bees, butterflies or beetles.]
Barmoor, county Northumberland.
Or, three bars gules.
brotherlee, county Durham.
Argent a chevron vert between three flies proper.
Camberwell, county Surrey.
Or, three bars gules a martlet for difference.
Horsley, county Surrey.
Or, three bars gules.
Dublin and Cork; Surrey.
Or, three bars gules on a canton azure a harvest fly displayed of the first.
Fun. Ent. Ulster''s Office, 1661, Wilulam Muscuamp, Esq.; Northumberland.
Sable three flies argent quartering argent three boars passant sable armed and hoofed or, for Swyne, and azure a chief indented or, for Dunnam.
Muscote Coat of Arms
Barton and Welby, county Northampton.
Gules on a cross engrailed argent five roses of the first.
Musgrave Coat of Arms
Baron Musgrave; King John.
Gules six annulets or.
Edenhall, county Cumberland, baronet.
Gules six annulets or.
Ashby Musgrave, county Westmoreland.
Gules six annulets or.
Hartley Castle, county Westmoreland.
Gules six annulets or.
Borden, county Kent, and Shillington Manor, county Bedford.
Gules six annulets or.
lairbank, or Musgrave Hall.
Gules six annulets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: C rest.]
Crookdale, county Cumberland.
Gules six annulets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: C rest.]
Sacar-Muserave, Sandford House, Leeds, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a pile per pale azure and gules six annulets, or, for Muscrave; second and third, per bend or and azure a cross moline counterchanged, a chief paly of six of the first and gules, for Sacar.
Musgrove Coat of Arms
Speldhurst, county Kent, bart.
Argent two bendlets engrailed azure between three lozenges, one and two, of the last, each charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
exemplified to Joxn Muscrove Muscrove, of Raworth, near Hadleigh, Suffolk, on his assuming by royal licence, 1882.
Argent two bendlets engrailed azure between three lozenges, one and two, of the last each charged with a fleur-de-lis or.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 36 (unnumbered)
Mushat, or Mushet Coat of Arms
England.
Or, a fesse between three crescents azure.
Musicians, Society of Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a swan, wings expanded argent a double tressure flory counterflory or, on a chief gules a pale between two lions passant guardant of the third, thereon a rose of the fourth, seeded gold, barbed vert.
Muskett Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Argent two bars between six lions' heads cabossed gules.
Intwood Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent two bars between six lions' heads cabossed gules.
Clippersby House, county Norfolk.
Argent two bars between six lions' heads cabossed gules.
Mussard Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules three plates.
Mussell Coat of Arms
Staple Langford, county Wilts.
Sable a fesse or, between five plates, two in chief and three in base.
Mussenden Coat of Arms
Heling, county Lincoln.
Or, a cross engrailed gules in the dexter quarter a Cornish chough sable beaked and legged of the second.
Mustard Coat of Arms
East Lodge, county Essex.
Per pale gules and or three escallops between two chevronels, the whole between two crosses patée counterchanged.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 37 (unnumbered)
Musters Coat of Arms
Syrston, county Notts.
Argent a bend gules a border of the last.
Colwick, Annesley, and Wiverton, county Notts.
Argent on a bend gules a lion passant guardant or, a border engrailed of the second.
Muston Coat of Arms
Gotham and Callis, county Notts.
Argent a chevron between three swords erect gules (another coat has the field or). 7i9.
Muswell Coat of Arms
East Herling, county Norfolk.
Vert two chevronels argent each charged with three cinquefoils gules.
Mutas, Mutts, or Muteize Coat of Arms
county Middlesex.
Azure a unicorn saliant erminois.
Mutlow Coat of Arms
counties Gloucester and Worcester.
Gyronny of six or and azure over all a lion rampant ermine on a chief argent an escallop between two fleurs-de-lis sable.
Muttes Coat of Arms
county Middlesex.
Azure a unicorn passant or.
Muttlebury Coat of Arms
Jordaine, county Somerset.
Ermine on a bend gules three round buckles or, a border of the second.
Mutton Coat of Arms
Sir Everarp pe Mortron, Knt., of Halston. Descendants: I. Myrron, of Halston.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, a border engrailed of the last; second and third, argent a cinquefoil azure.
Lianerch Park, county Denbigh; Kent.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, a border engrailed of the last; second and third, argent a cinquefoil azure.
Pickleton, county Leicester.
Argent a cinquefoil pierced azure.
My surnames
Mychestainy Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Sable three wings elevated argent.
Myddelton Coat of Arms
Chirk Castle, county Denbigh, baronet, extinct 1718.
Argent on a bend vert three wolves' heads erased of the field.
Hackney, county Middlesex, baronet, extinct.
Argent on a pile vert three wolves' heads erased of the field. The pile was substituted for the bend by Camden, on the application of Sir Hue).
Myddleton Coat of Arms
Offerton, county Durham.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first quarter a cross patonce argent.
Mydhope Coat of Arms
county York.
Ermine a lion rampant azure crowned or.
Myers Coat of Arms
Gristhorpe Filey, county York.
Argent a lymphad sable.
Whitehaven, county Cumberland, and Monkstown, county Dublin, baronet, extinct 1811.
Argent on the sea proper an ancient ship at anchor with three masts, on each a single yard a cross, sails furled sable colours flying gules and azure An honourable augmentation granted to Gen. Sir Witu1am Myers, 12 June, 1804, to be borne by him and his descendants, and also by the descendants of his late brothers, Granam Myers and Joun Myers, with due difference: on a canton of the last a baton or, and a sword also proper pommel and hilt gold, in saltire, encircled by a mural crown of the field.
Wasxerr-Myens, Pentlow Hall, county Essex, and Chester Street, London.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on the sea proper an ancient ship at anchor with three masts, on each a single yard a cross, the sails furled sable colours flying gules on a canton of the last a baton or, a sword also proper pommel and hilt gold, in saltire, encircled by a mural crown argent, and for distinction, pendent from the mainmast an inescutcheon of the field charged with a mullet of eight points azure,, Myers; second and third, or, a bend cotised between a lion rampant in chief and two lions combatant in base gules, Wasketr; the whole charged with an escutcheon of pretence, Myers, as above, without the inescutcheon for distinction of blood.
Mykeley, or Milkeley Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Gules three chevronronels argent.
Mylecut Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent an escutcheon sable charged with a Cross or, between three crosses formée, each pointing towards the centre of the shield of the second.
Myles Coat of Arms
Dartford, county Kent.
Gules a chevron argent between three organ-rests proper.
Mylles Coat of Arms
London. Visit. London, 1568.
Ermine a millrind sable.
county Hants.
Sable a bear erect argent chained and muzzled or.
Mylne Coat of Arms
London, from Scotland.
See Mrxne, of Balfarg.
Myn Coat of Arms
Myn, county Salop.
Argent a fesse dancettée paly of six ermine and gules between six crosses crosslet sable.
Mynde, or Mynds Coat of Arms
Mynde Town, county Salop.
Argent on a chevron gules between three lions' heads erased sable as many bees volant of the first.
Myne Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Per pale argent and sable three chevronels between as many cinquefoils all counterchanged.
Myners Coat of Arms
Blackvole, county Stafford.
Gules a fesse argent between three plates.
Myngham Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure four lozenges conjoined in fess or, between three griffins' heads erased argent.
Mynn Coat of Arms
Sir Wrtuiam Mynn, Woodcote, county Surrey.
Sable a fess dancettée paly of six argent and azure.
Crattield, county Suffolk.
Argent on a chevron between two couple closes sable three leopards' faces or.
Mynnes Coat of Arms
county Kent, in the reign of Charles I.
Gules a chevron vairé or and azure between three leopards' faces of the second.
Mynors Coat of Arms
Treago, county Hereford.
Sable an eagle displayed or, on a chief azure bordured argent a chevron between two crescents in chief and a rose in base of the second.
county Hereford.
Azure an eagle displayed or, a chief argent.
county Stafford.
Gules a fesse argent between three plates.
Weatheroak Hill, county Worcester.
Gules a fesse argent between three plates.
Mynshull Coat of Arms
Wistaston, county Chester.
Azure a crescent argent issuant from the horns thercof an estoile of the last.
Manchester, county Lancaster, 1664.
Azure a crescent argent issuant from the horns thercof an estoile of the last.
Mysters Coat of Arms
Charterhouse Square, London.
Sable two bars gemelles or, in chief three griffins' heads erased of the second.
Mytton Coat of Arms
Halston, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, within a border engrailed of the last; second and third, argent a cinquefoil azure.
Weston-under-Lizard, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, within a border engrailed of the last; second and third, argent a cinquefoil azure.
Garth and Pen-y-lan, county Montgomery.
See Taornycroft.
Cleol)ury North, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, a border engrailed of the last; second and third, argent a chevron sable between three birds proper.
Shipton Hall, county Salop.
Per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, a border engrailed of the last.
Shrewsbury, county Salop.
Per pale azure and gules an eagle displayed with two heads or, a border engrailed of the last.
Mz surnames
Mzarsh Coat of Arms
Edmonton, county Middlesex, Fincham, county Bucks, and London.
Argent on a bend gules three lozenges of the first, in chief a trefoil of the second.
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