Blazons of England - O
This alphabetical index brings together 308 English-linked family entries under surnames beginning with O 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 O 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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Oa surnames
Oak Coat of Arms
counties Somerset and Wilts.
Sable on a fess argent between six acorns or, a cross crossiet fitehée between two oak leaves slipped vert.
Oakden Coat of Arms
Ladham House, county Kent.
Gyronny of eight argent and gules the dexter charged with an oak branch fructed proper.
Oakeley Coat of Arms
Oakeley, county Salop.
Argent on a fess between three crescents gules as many fleurs-de-lis or.
Shrewsbury, county Salop, baronet.
Argent on a fess between three crescents gules as many fleurs-de-lis or, for Oakeley; quartering azure a stag trippant or, for Strahan.
Oakes Coat of Arms
Mitchara Hall, county Surrey, bart.
Argent on a chevron engrailed sable between three sprigs of oak fructed proper a cross of eight points of the field, on a canton gules a mullet of as many points within an increscent of the first.
Newton Court, county Suffolk.
Sable on a fess engrailed between six slips of oak fructed or, three oak leaves vert.
Oakes, or Okes Coat of Arms
Oundle, county Northampton.
Gules two lions combatant argent a chief of the last, quartering, Sable a fesse between six acorns or.
Oakham Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Gules a fesse between three crescents argent.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 37 (unnumbered)
Oates Coat of Arms
Perran Zabuloe, and St. Agnes, county Commwall.
Azure a chevron engrailed or, between two plates.
Leeds, county York.
Argent two bendlets engrailed azure in chief a cock gules a canton ermine.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 37 (unnumbered)
Ob surnames
O’Byrne Coat of Arms
Timogue, Queen's county, baronet; See Leicester, Lord de Tabley.
Gules a chevron between three dexter hands couped at the wrist argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a border of the second for difference.]
Oc surnames
O’Cahan Coat of Arms
Chiefs of Limavady and the Rout, county Londonderry.
Azure on a fess per pale gules and argent between in chief out of the horns of a crescent, a dexter hand couped at the wrfirst and apaumée, surmounted by an estoile between on the dexter a horse counter-saliant, and on the sinister a lion rampant each also surmounted by an estoile, and in base a salmon naiant all argent on the dexter side three lizards passant bend sinisterways gules and on the dexter an oak tree eradicated vert, over all an escutcheon argent charged with a cross calvary on three grieces proper.
O’Carroll Coat of Arms
Lord of Ely, or the territory of Eile, extending Over part of the King's county and county Tipperary.
Sable two lions rampant combatant or, armed and langued gules supporting a sword, point upwards proper pommel and hilt gold.
Carrollstown, Maryland, U. S. America; Exizabetu, m., 1836, Georce Witliam, Lord Stafford; and, secondly, Francis Godolphin, seventh Duke of Leeds.
Gules two lions rampant combatant argent supporting a sword point upwards proper pommel and hilt or. This coat was exemplified by Betham, Ulster, 12 July, 1826, to Mary Anne, Marchioness Wellesley.
Maryland, U. S. America.
Gules two lions rampant combatant argent supporting a sword point upwards proper pommel and hilt or. This coat was exemplified by Betham, Ulster, 12 July, 1826, to Mary Anne, Marchioness Wellesley.
Ardagh, county Galway, also Dunmore, in same county, and Avondale, Blackrock, county Dublin; Jonn James O'Carroxt, of the Oratory, Brompton, London.
Gules two lions rampant combatant argent supporting a sword point upwards proper pommel and hilt or. This coat was exemplified by Betham, Ulster, 12 July, 1826, to Mary Anne, Marchioness Wellesley.
O’ Carroll Coat of Arms
Lord of Ely O'Carroll.
Argent two lions rampant combatant gules supporting a sword point upwards of the last, pommel and hilt or.
Ochterlony Coat of Arms
certified at the College of Arms, London, 1779.
Azure, a lion rampant argent charged on the side with a key in pale of the field, and holding m the dexter paw a trident or.
Ockleshaw Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Per fess embattled argent and gules two arrows fessways counterchanged, plumed azure.
O’Connell Coat of Arms
Castle Connell, ¢o. Limerick; allowed by Hawkins, Ulster, 1755, to James O'Connell, son of Michael O'Connell, of London, and grandson of Hucu O'Connell, Captain of Horse to James II.
Arms.
O’Conor Don Coat of Arms
descended from Caner, or Cuantes O'Conor (Crobhderg), King of Connaught.
Argent an oak tree vert, surmounted by a crown.
Od surnames
Oddeston Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, fretty gules a canton sable.
Oddeworth, or Utworth Coat of Arms
county Surrey.
Argent on a cross gules five lioncels rampant or.
Oddie Coat of Arms
Henny Hoye Oppr, Esq., of Colney House, county Herts, son and heir of the late Henry Hoye Oppi, Esq., and.
Argent a fess per fess indented vert and sable between three plain cotises of the last.
O’Dempsey Coat of Arms
Viscount Glenmalier, dormant since 1714; Sir Terence O'Dempsey, The 0' Dempsey, was knighted by Rosert, Earl of Essex, at Kiltenan, or Kiltannan, co.
Gules a lion rampant argent armed and langued azure between two swords, points upwards of the second, pommels and hilts or, one in bend dexter, the other in bend sinister.
Odin Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a lion rampant argent debruised with a crozier in bend sinister or.
Odingsell, or Odingells Coat of Arms
Eperston, county Nottingham.
Argent a fess gules in the dexter chief point a mullet of the second.
Odingsells Coat of Arms
Trusley, county Derby, in the reign of Edward I.
Argent a fess gules in chief three mullets sable.
county Warwick.
Argent a fess gules in chief two mullets of the last.
Odo Coat of Arms
Earl of Kent, extinct 1099.
Gules a lion rampant argent debruised with a crosier staff gules.
Of surnames
Offewell Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Ermine three bars azure.
Offiey Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1556. Visit. London, 1568.
Argent on a cross flory between four Cornish choughs sable beaked and legged gules a lion passant, guardant or.
Offley Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent on a cross flory between four Cornish choughs sable beaked and legged gules a lion passant, guardant or.
London, and Putney, county Surrey.
Argent a cross flory azure between four Cornish choughs proper.
Norton Hall, county Derby.
Argent a cross flory azure between four Cornish choughs proper.
Madeley, county Stafford.
Argent on a cross pattée flory azure a lion passant guardant or, between four Cornish choughs proper.
O’Flanagan Coat of Arms
Cinel Farga; Cinel Farga, now Kinelargy, a territory in ancient Ely O'Carroll, corresponding with the Barony of Ballybrit, in the King's eo.
Argent on a mount in base an oak tree proper a border vert.
Ofspring Coat of Arms
London, 1633.
Argent on a fess between three bells gules as many crosses crosslet argent.
Og surnames
Ogden Coat of Arms
arms on the monument of Geoncr Ocpen, 1788, inthe Cathedral of Chester.
Sable on a fess or, between six acorns of the last, slipped and leaved proper three oak leaves vert.
The Laurels, Iron Acton, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, on a fess dancettée sable between three oak leaves vert as many acorns of the field, for Ocpen; second and third, ermine a fess vairé argent and sable between three pheons azure, fer Hassely.
Oge Coat of Arms
Hampton House, Brentwood, county Essex.
Azure a saltire between two towers triple towered, one in chief and the otherin base, and as many stags' heads couped in fesse allor.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 37 (unnumbered)
Oglander Coat of Arms
Nunwell, Isle of Wight, also of Parnham, county Dorset, baronet, created 1665, extinct 1874.
Azure a stork between three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Ogle Coat of Arms
Ogle Castle, county Northumberland.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules quartering azure an orle argent, for Bertram.
Baron Ogle, in abeyance since 1691; Northumberland, 16 Henry VI., 1437, was summoned to Parliament 1461.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules.
Cawsey Park, county Northumberland.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms, d&c., as Ocle, of Ogle Castle. See the linked source page.]
Kirkley Hall, county Northumberland.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms, &c. See the linked source page.]
Worthy, county Hants, bart.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules a mullet for difference.
Eglingham, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fess between three crescents gules; second and third, or, an escutcheon azure on a chief of the last six annulets or.
Pinchbeck, county Lincoln.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules issuant from eacha fleurde-lis of the second.
Whiston, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules.
counties Northampton and Northumberland.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules.
Birchgrove, county Wexford; Kent, by Mary Oerz, his wife, only dau. of the above Samuet Octe, by his first wife, Exizabeth Dawson.
Argent a fess between three crescents gules.
Oglethorpe Coat of Arms
Oglethorpe, county York.
Argent a chevron embattled between three boars' heads sable.
Rawdon, county York.
Argent a chevron embattled between three boars' heads sable.
Thorpe Arch, county York.
Argent a chevron embattled between three boars' heads sable.
Brandesley, county York, 1666.
Argent a chevron embattled between three boars' heads sable.
Kynnalton, county Nottingham. Visit. Notts.
Argent on a fess dancettée between three boars' heads sable a mascle or.
Newington, county Oxford.
Argent a chevron vairé or and vert between three boars' heads sable couped gules a label of as many points azure.
Sir Rosert Octernorrg, Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, was knighted in the Presence-chamber, Dublin Castle, 6 Jan. 1608, by Sir Arthur Chichester, Lord Deputy of Ireland.
Quarterly, first, argent a fess dancettée between three boars' heads couped sable armed, langued, and couped gules; second, argent a fess between three mullets pierced sable; third, argent a lion rampant gules armed and langued azure over all a fess sable; fourth, argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet fitchée sable over all a crescent azure for difference.
Ognell Coat of Arms
Ognell Hall, county Lancaster, and Baddesley Clinton, county Warwick.
Per saltire or and gules two eagles in pale of the first.
O’Gorman Coat of Arms
London.
Arms.
Oi surnames
Oieden Coat of Arms
Turnworth, county Dorset.
Sable on a fess argent between three acorns or, as many oak leaves vert.
Ok surnames
Okeden Coat of Arms
Ellingham, county Hants. Visit. 1634.
Sable on a fess argent between three acorns or, as many oak leaves vert.
Okeham Coat of Arms
Upminster, county Essex.
Gules a fess between three crescents argent (another, or).
Okehampton Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Chequy or second azure two bars argent.
Okeley Coat of Arms
quartered by Woopuvtt, of Mollington. Visit. Oxon, 1566.
Sable fretty or, a fess ermine on a chief argent three leopards' faces gules “.
Okeover Coat of Arms
Okeover, county Stafford.
Ermine on a chief gules three bezants.
London.
Ermine on a chief gules three bezants, the centre one charged with a mullet sable.
arms in a window in Queen's College, Oxford. Visit. Oxon, 1566.
Ermine on a chief gules three bezants.
Okestede Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent an oak slip gules acorned or.
Okewold, or Ockwold Coat of Arms
Odington, county Gloucester.
Vair on a pale gules three leopards' faces or.
Ol surnames
Oldbeife Coat of Arms
Wir11am Oxpseire, in the reign of Henry V.; Leicester, 1619.
Azure a bend or, cotised argent between six mullets of the second.
Oldcastle Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent a towertriple-towered sable chained transverse, the port or.
Olderbury Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a fess argent.
Olderdon Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent three water bougets sable.
Oldershaw Coat of Arms
Kegworth, and Loughborough Old Parks, county Leicester, settled at Kegworth prior to a. p. 1497.
Azure three annulets or.
Oldesworth Coat of Arms
Poulton's Court, county Gloucester.
Gules on a fess argent three lions passant guardant purpure.
Oldfield Coat of Arms
Oldfield, county Chester, where the family was seated above 4(0 years.
Argent on a bend gules three crosses pattée fitchée of the field.
Bradfield, county Chester.
Argent on a bend gules three crosses pattée fitchée of the field.
counties Leicester and Oxford.
Or, on a pile vert three garbs of the field.
Spalding, county Lincoln, baronet, extinct in the reign of Queen Anne, created 1660.
Or, on a pile vert three garbs of the field.
Durington, county Lincoln.
Vairé ermine and sable.
Oldgrave Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Azure a fess engrailed ermine between three owls or.
Oldham Coat of Arms
Oldham, county Lancaster.
Sable a chevron or, between three owls argent on a chief of the second as many roses gules.
Manchester, county Lancaster, 1664.
Sable a chevron or, between three owls argent on a chief of the second as many roses gules.
Cainham Court, county Salop.
Sable a chevron or, between three owls argent on a chief of the second as many roses gules.
Hucn Oxpuam, Bishop of Exeter, 1505-19.
Sable a chevron or, between three owls argent on a chief of the second as many roses gules.
Hatherleigh, county Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a pale argent overallachey. between three owls counterchanged, a chief erminois, thereon three roses gules barbed and seeded proper, for Orpham; second and third, per fess or and argent three piles in point, each charged with a thistle stalked and leaved of the first, for Laine.
Oldhaugh Coat of Arms
(ldhaugh, county Chester.
Azure a fret or.
Oldon Coat of Arms
Exeter.
Azure a chevron or, between three owls argent on a chief of the second as many roses gules.
Oldsworth Coat of Arms
Pulton's Court, county Gloucester.
Gules on a fess between three billets argent as many lions passant guardant of the first.
Olidmixon Coat of Arms
Oldmixon, county Somerset.
Sable a battle axe in pale or, headed argent.
Oliph Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale and chevron or and sable three greyhounds' heads erased counterchanged, collared argent.
Oliphant Coat of Arms
Fercvuson-Oriphant, Broadfield House, county Cumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules an elephant's head couped between three crescents or, for OL1pHANT; second and third, per chevron dovetailed or and azure three boars' heads couped counterchanged, within a bordure argent charged with six buckles, for Fercuson.
Oliver Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent on a mount vert an oak tree proper fructed or.
Exeter, county Devon.
Ermine on a chief sable three lions rampant argent.
Musbury, county Devon, Bristol, and Wollescote Hall, Stourbridge, county Worcester.
Ermine on a chief sable three lions rampant. argent.
Croomhill, county Kent.
Ermine on a chief gules three lions rampant or.
Lewes, county Sussex.
Argent ahand and arm issuing from out of clouds on the sinister side fessways, and grasping a dexter hand couped at tie wrist all proper.
Kingsbridge, county Devon.
Azure a dexter hand and arm issuing from the sinister side fessways, grasping a sinister hand couped at the wrist proper.
Oliverson Coat of Arms
Richarp Otiverson, Esq., of Middle Temple, London.
Per fess gules and vair, in chief three lions rampant argent.
Olivier Coat of Arms
Potterne Manor, county Wilts, and Clifton, county Bedford.
Argent on a mount in base an olive tree proper.
Olley Coat of Arms
London, and county Norfolk.
Gules on a fess embattled argent two fleurs-de-lis sable.
Olmius Coat of Arms
London.
Per fess azure and argent a fess counterembattled or, in chief a mullet of six points of the second, in base on a mount vert an elm tree proper.
Baron Waltham, extinct 1787.
Per fess azure and argent a fess counterembattled or, in chief a mullet of six points of the second, in base on a mount vert an elm tree proper.
Olney Coat of Arms
county Bucks.
Azure a fess between six crosses crosslet argent.
Lord Mayor of London, 1446.
Gules five bezants in saltire between two flaunches argent each charged with a lion rampant. reguardant sable.
county Warwick.
Argent a fess embattled between six crosses crosslet fitchée gules.
Rosert Oxney, in the reign of Henry VI.; Warwick.
Argent on a fess embattled between six crosses crosslet fitchée gules three crescents of the field.
Olney, Oneley, or Onley Coat of Arms
Catesby and Staverton, county Northampton.
Or, three piles in base gules on a canton argent amulletsa.
Olney, or Oneley Coat of Arms
Tachbrook, county Warwick.
Sable a chevron between three pikes naiant argent.
Olyet Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a chevron sable between three suns gules as many bucks' heads cabossed of the first.
Olyffe Coat of Arms
East Wickham, county Kent.
Per pale and per chevron or and sable three greyhounds' heads crowned counterchanged.
Om surnames
O'Malley Coat of Arms
a Sept which ruled over the territory of the two Umhalls, or Owles; Queen Elizabeth, was the famous Gran Uaite.
Or, a boar passant gules.
Omfield Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent three lions passant guardant gules.
O’Moledy Coat of Arms
a Sept.
Vert a lion rampant double queued and crowned or, between three close helmets in profile argent.
On surnames
Onbey Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Azure five cinquefoils in saltire, pierced argent.
Onebye Coat of Arms
Onebye, county Leicester.
Or, a chevron vert between three towers gules.
O'Neill Coat of Arms
Zarl O'Neill, extinct 1841, and Viscount O'Neill, extinct 1855.
Arms.
O’Neill Coat of Arms
Baron Oneill.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same as the last, for O’Neill; second and third, chequy or and gules a chief vair, for Chichester.
Upper Claneboys, baronet, dormant since 1799.
Argent two lions rampant combatant gules supporting a sinister hand couped at the wrist of the last, in chief three mullets of the second, and in base a salmon naiant proper.
Ongley Coat of Arms
Baron Ongley, extinct 1877.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fess gules; second and third, argent in chief three piles gules in base a mount vert, on a canton azure asun or.
Onley Coat of Arms
Catesby and Pulborough, county Northampton.
Or, three piles in point gules on a canton argent a mullet pierced sable.
Bransford, county Worcester, claiming descent from Ontey, of Catesby.
Or, three piles in point gules on a canton argent a mullet pierced sable.
Stisted Hall, county Essex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale or and gules three piles meeting in point counterchanged, on a canton argent a mullet pierced sable, for Onley; second, argent on a bend sable cotised gules three owls of the field, for Savien; third, ermine on a chief indented gules three crescents argent, for Harvey.
Onsley Coat of Arms
Courtenhall, county Northampton, and Onslow, county Salop.
Gules crusily argent on a bend of the second a mullet sable.
Onslow Coat of Arms
Earl of Onslow.
Argent a fess gules between six Cornish ghoughs proper.
Hengar House, Cornwall, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fess gules between six Cornish choughs proper; second and third, argent on a bend azure three martlets or, with a double crescent for difference.
Staughton House, county Hunts.
Argent a fess gules between six Cornish choughs proper.
Stoke Park, county Surrey.
Argent a fess gules between six Cornish choughs proper.
Mainwanino-Ellerker-Onstow; York, on his assuming the surnames of Mainwarino and Ellerker before his patronymic by royal licence in 1861.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fess gules between six Cornish choughs proper, for Onslow; second, azure a fret and chief argent a canton of the last, for Ellerker; third, argent two bars gules, for Marnwakino.
West Clandon, county Surrey.
Argent a fess gules between six Cornish choughs proper.
Rev. Richarp Francis Onstow, of Newent, Rector of Stoke Edith, Ledbury, county Hereford.
Arms, as Lord Onslow.
Oo surnames
Ooeils Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a fess sable a demi lion rampant issuant gules in base three mullets of six points azure.
Op surnames
Ophane Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable on a fess or, two water bougets of the field.
Opie Coat of Arms
Plymouth, county Devon.
Sable on a chevron or, between three garbs argent as many hurts.
Pawton, in St. Breock, county Cornwall.
Sable on a chevron between three garbs or, as many hurts.
Penhargard, county Cornwall.
Sable on a chevron between three garbs or, as many hurts.
Opton, or Oxton Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Gules a lion rampant within an orle of crosses crosslet or.
Or surnames
Orange Coat of Arms
Foscott and Mells, county Somerset.
Argent three pairs of barnacles open in pale gules.
Orby Coat of Arms
Gosworth, county Chester.
Argent two chevrons gules, a canton of the last.
Croyland Abbey, county Lincoln, baronet, extinct.
Ermine three chevrons gules, on a canton of the second a lion passant guardant or.
Orby, or Orreby Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Ermine three chevrons sable,,0n a canton gules a lion passant guardant or.
county Chester.
Gules two lions passant argent a label of three points or.
Orchard Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Azure a chevron azure between three pears pendant or.
Hartland Abbey, county Devon.
Azure a chevron azure between three pears pendant or.
Ord Coat of Arms
Sands, county Durham.
Sable three salmons haurient argent a canton of the second.
Fornham House, county Suffolk.
Sable three salmons haurient argent a canton of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Hurcuinson and Craven.]
Whitfield Hall, county Northumberland.
Sable three salmon haurient argent, quartering Diliineham, viz., Gules a fess between: three martlets argent.
Edge Hill, near Derby.
Sable three salmon haurient argent, quartering Diliineham, viz., Gules a fess between: three martlets argent.
Orde Coat of Arms
East Orde, county Durham, and Morpeth, county Northumberland.
Sable three fishes (supposed to be salmon, the word signifying a salmon weir) haurient in fesse argent.
Nunny Kirke, county Northumberland.
Sable three fishes (supposed to be salmon, the word signifying a salmon weir) haurient in fesse argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering for Warp, Argent a cross crosslet or.]
Westwood Hall, county Northumberland.
Sable three fishes (supposed to be salmon, the word signifying a salmon weir) haurient in fesse argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering for Warp, Argent a cross crosslet or.]
Morpeth, county Northumberland, bart.
Sable three salmons haurient argent.
Orde-Powlett Coat of Arms
Baron Bolton.
See Powlert.
Ore Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent a cross gules fretty or, between four buds sable.
O’Reilly Coat of Arms
Scarborough, county York.
Vert two lions combatant or, supporting a dexter hand proper in base a rose argent seeded and barbed of the second.
Ore, or Oare Coat of Arms
Oare, county Sussex.
Argent a bend tortile azure and or.
Orfeur Coat of Arms
High-Close and Plumbland Hall, county Cumberland.
Sable a cross argent.
Orgaine Coat of Arms
Lambrooke, county Kerks, and county Wilts.
Per saltire or and ermine a cross couped gules.
Orgill Coat of Arms
Beccles, county Suffolk.
Argent a fess between three crescents, each surmounted by a fleur-de-lis gules.
Orion, or Orren Coat of Arms
Rochester, county Kent.
Argent three torteaux, in bend between two cotises gules a chief sable.
Orker Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Ermine on a chief gules three bezants.
Orlebar Coat of Arms
Hinwick House, county Bedford.
Argent two bars gules charged the upper with two roses and the lower with one of the field, barbed vert, seeded or.
Orleton Coat of Arms
Orlton, county Salop.
Argent a bend double cotised sable in chief a martlet of the last.
Orme Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Argent a chevron between three escallops gules.
Hanch Hall, county Stafford.
Azure an eagle displayed between three poleaxes or.
Ormerod Coat of Arms
Ormerod, county Lancaster.
Or, three bars and a lion passant in chief gules.
Chorlton, county Chester.
Or, three bars and a lion passant in chief gules.
Tyldesley, county Lancaster, and Sedbury Park, county Gloucester.
Or, three bars and a lion passant in chief gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Jonnson, of Tyldesley, Waretne, of Walmersiey, Crompton, of Hacking Hall, and Nurratt, of Walmersley.]
Ormesby Coat of Arms
None Ormesby and Louth, county Lincoln.
Gules a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée or (another, argent).
county Lincoln.
Sable three chessrooks or, a chief of the last, quartering, gules a bendlet between six crosses crosslet fitchée.
county York.
Azure a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Ormesley Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Sable a. chevron gules three leopards' faces in chief of the last.
Ormeston Coat of Arms
Ormston, county Lancaster. The heiress m. Hype.
Argent a squirrel puss. sable.
Ormeston, or Orneston Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Sable a chevron between three spearheads argent a border gules.
Ormiston Coat of Arms
London, 1693.
Argent three pelicans vulning themselves gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a border wavy vert.]
Ormsby Coat of Arms
Ireland.
Gules a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Willowbrook, county Sligo; Salop, m. in 1815, William Gorg, Esq., M. P.
Gules a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée or. [For this branch Burke specifies: without the quarterings, &c.]
county Norfolk.
Gules crusily argent a bend chequy or and azure.
Ornell Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in bend between two cotises gules a chief sable.
Orpwood Coat of Arms
Abingdon, county Berks.
Vert three crosses formée argent on a chief of the last as many boars' heads sable tusked or, langued gules.
Orr Coat of Arms
England.
Gules three hinds' heads erased argent.
Orreby Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Ermine three chevrons gules on a canton of the second a lion rampant or.
Gawsworth, county Chester.
Ancient—Ermine five chevronels gules on a canton of the second a lion passant or. Modern— Argent two chevronels a canton gules.
Dalby, Lord of Fulk, Stapleford, county Chester, after their alliance with Strance.
Gules two lions passant in pale argent a label of the second.
Hagneby, county Lincoln, temp, Henry II.
Ermine five chevronels gules on a canton of the second a lion passant or.
Orred Coat of Arms
Tranmere Weston, and Runcorn, county Chester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a fess dancettée argent, for Orred; second, sable a cross engrailed argent between four plates each charged with a pheon of the field, for Flercher; third, argent a cross engrailed sable, for Mippieton.
Orrel Coat of Arms
Orrell-in-the-Moors, county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in bend between two bendlets gules.
Orrell Coat of Arms
Turton, county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in bend between two bendlets gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a chief sable.]
Blackbrooke, county Lancaster.
Argent three torteaux in bend between two bendlets gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a chief sable.]
Isle of Ely, and county Chester.
Argent three torteaux between two bendlets gules a chief sable.
Slaugham, county Sussex.
Argent three torteaux between two bendlets gules a chief sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: the chief gules.]
Orrell, Orwell, or Ornell Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable a fess or (another, argent).
Orseys Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Per fess or and azure three annulets counterchanged.
Orton Coat of Arms
Orton, cc. Cumberland.
Vert a lion rampant argent crowned and armed gules.
county Kent.
Or, a squirrel sejant gules cracking a nut proper.
Frense, county Norfolk.
Argent a lion rampant guardant vert, crowned or.
Orton, or Ortun Coat of Arms
Lea, county Leicester.
Argent a bend sable between a rose in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base gules.
Orwell Coat of Arms
Isle of Ely.
Azure a chevron ermine between three lions rampant or.
county Kent.
Sable on a fess or, an annulet of the field.
Orwey Coat of Arms
Orwey, county Devon, in the reign of Henry Iii.
Argent on a fess indented sable three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Os surnames
Osbaldeston Coat of Arms
Osbaldeston, county Lancaster.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets.
Hunmanby, county York.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets. [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
Sunderland, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a canton gules.]
Chadlington, county Oxford.
Quarterly, argent and sable four leopards' faces counterchanged.
Chadlington, county Oxford, baronet, extinct.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets.
Hutton-Bushel, and Ebberstone Lodge, county York.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets.
Hunmanby, county York, 1665.
Argent a mascle sable between three pellets, a canton gules.
Osborn Coat of Arms
Chicksand Priory, county Bedford, bart.
Argent a bend between two lions rampant sable.
Osborne Coat of Arms
Duke of Leeds.
Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly, ermine and azure a cross or, for Ossonne; second and third, azure semée of crosses crosslet and three cinquefoils argent, for D'Arcy, all over the imperial eagle.
Hartlip Place, county Kent, in the reign of Edward IV.
Quarterly, argent and azure on a cross or, five annulets sable in the first and fourth quarters an ermine Spot.
Osborne House, Spondon, county Derby.
Argent a bend sable between two lions rampant gules.
county Derby.
Or, on a bend between two wolves' heads erased sable three dolphins of the first.
Cleby, county Essex, and Kirkby Bydon, county Norfolk.
Argent on a bend between two tigers salient sable three dolphins or.
county Kent and London.
Quarterly, ermine and gules a cross or.
Ashford, Kent, London, and Keyton, county Notts.
Quarterly, ermine and azure a cross or.
Kelmarsh, county Northampton.
Quarterly, ermine and azure a cross engrailedor.
St. Ives, county Huntingdon.
Arms.
London.
Argent a bend ermines between two lions rampant sable.
county Norfolk.
Argent a bend between two tigers sable.
Debenham, county Suffolk.
Sable a griffin segreant between ten billets or.
London, in the reign of Henry VI.
Argent on a bend cotised sable three trouts or; another, Quarterly, argent and azure in the first and fourth an ermine spot, in the second and third a cross or, charged with five annulets sable; another, Azure a chevron ermine between three pelicans or, vulned gules.
Sir Hewer Osporne, knighted by Roxert, Earl of Essex, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, in county Meath, 23 July, 1599.
Quarterly, ermine and azure a cross or.
Fun. Ent. Ulster's Office, 1615, Kattuerine Osnoxne, wife of Grorce Sexton, Secretary to the Lorddeputy of Ireland, Sir Arthur Chichester.
Gules on a fess argent between two barrulets or, as many fountains, over all a bendlet of the second.
Kiveton, county York.
Quarterly, ermine and &z. on a cross or, five pellets.
Osmond Coat of Arms
Coventry, and Barkeswell, county Warwick.
Or, on a pile azure an eagle displayed in chief of the field a fesse dancettée ermine.
Exeter, county Devon.
Sable a fess dancettée ermine between two eagles displayed argent a crescent for difference.
Stagmill, county Devon.
Sable a jess dancettée ermine in chief an eagle displayed argent.
Exeter, county Devon.
Sable a jess dancettée ermine in chief an eagle displayed argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Osmunderley, or Osmotherley Coat of Arms
Langrigg, county Cumberland.
Argent a fess between three martlets sable.
Osney Coat of Arms
Louth, county Lincoln.
Azure a lion rampant guardant within an orle of bells argent.
county Worcester.
Sable a fess embattled argent.
Ostrehan Coat of Arms
Rev. J. Duncan Ostrenan, B. A., of Worcester College, Oxford.
Argent on a chevron gules three hunters' horns or, between three lions rampant gules.
Ostrich, or Austry Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Barry wavy of six argent and azure, on a chief gules three plates.
Ostrich, or Ostreche Coat of Arms
London.
Gules three fishes in pale between ten crosses crosslet fitchée argent (another, crosses botonnée).
Oswald Coat of Arms
England.
Azure a cross between four lions rampant or.
Oswell Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Ermine three bars azure.
Ot surnames
O’Toole Coat of Arms
Buckstown, county Wexford; Derby, of this line was Joun, Count O'Toole m.
Gules a lion passant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c. See Hatt, of Hollybush.:.]
Otteby Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules two bars argent between. three plates.
Otteley Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1434.
Argent three lions' heads erased sable a bordure engrailed of the last.
Otteley, or Otelcy Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Argent three lion's heads erased sable (another, azure); another, Same Arms, within a border sable.
Ottenbury Coat of Arms
county York.
Gules (another, azure) on an escallop or, a cock of the second.
Otter Coat of Arms
county Huntingdon.
Or on a bend gules three crescents of the first.
Welham, county Nottingham.
Or on a bend gules three crescents of the first.
Otterborne Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a chief engrailed gules three crosses crosslet fitchée or; another, Gules a crescent or.
Otterby, Otby, and Otteby Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules two bars argent in chief three plates.
Ottley Coat of Arms
Ottley, county Salop.
Argent on a bend azure three oat sheaves or.
Pichford, county Salop.
Argent on a bend azure three oat sheaves or.
St. Christopher's, St. Vincent's, and Antigua in the West Indies; Salop.
Per bend or and argent on a bend nebulée between two cross crosslets azure three garbs bendways of the first.
Otway Coat of Arms
Ingmire Hall and Middleton, county Westmoreland.
Argent a pile sable over all a chevron counterchanged.
Brighthelmstone, county Sussex, baronet.
Argent a pile sable a chevron counterchanged.
Otway Towers, county Herts.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a pile sable over allachev. counterchanged and for distinction in the centre chief point a cross crosslet of the first, for Orway; second and third, gules a chevron or, between in chief two morions and in base as many swords saltirewise points upwards proper pomels and hilts gold, for Huches.
Ou surnames
Oughton Coat of Arms
Scotland.
Per pale gules and azure over all a lion rampant or, guttée de sang.
Oulane Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent a chevron sable, between three pellets.
Ouldfield Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Or, on a pile vert three garbs of the first.
Ouldsworth Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Gules on a fess between three billets argent as many lions passant guardant of the first.
Poulton, county Gloucester.
Gules on a fess between three fleurs-de-lis argent as many lions passant guardant of the first.
Wotton, county Gloucester.
Gules on a fess between three billets argent as many lions passant of the first.
Oulton Coat of Arms
Oulton, county Chester.
Quarterly, azure and gules a lion rampant argent.
county Chester.
Quarterly, vert and gules (another, vert and or) a lion rampant argent.
Oursonne, or Ourston Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a bend gules bezantee.
Ouseley Coat of Arms
Courteen Hall, county Northampton.
Or, a chevron sable between three holly leaves vert a chief sable.
Claremont, county Herts, baronet.
Or, a chevron sable between three holly leaves vert a chief sable.
Ousley Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Argent a talbot passant gules.
Outlawe Coat of Arms
Little Wichingham, county Norfolk.
Argent a saltire gules between four wolves' heads couped proper.
Ouvry Coat of Arms
a noble refugee French family, from Picardy, in Normandy; Bucks.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a lion rampant sable crowned, armed, and langued gules, for Ouvry; second and third, per pale or and azure barry of six, on a chief a pale between two esquires all counterchanged, over all an inescutcheon argent, for Garnault.
Ov surnames
Ovedale Coat of Arms
county Hants.
Azure fretty or.
Overbury, or Overbery Coat of Arms
Aston-Underedge, county Gloucester.
Sable, three mullets between two bendlets argent.
Over Darwen, Boroug'Ll of Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Or, a fesse wavy with cottises also wavy azure between three sprigs of the cotton tree slipped and fructed proper.
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Overman Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Azure on a bend or, two fleurs-de-lis of the field, on a chief of the second a lion passant gules.
Southwark, county Surrey.
Azure a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or, on a chief of the last a lion passant guardant gules.
Overton Coat of Arms
Somersham, county Huntington, counties Warwick and Lincoln. Visit. Warwick, 1619.
Azure a chevron ermine between three unicorns' heads erased argent armed and crined or.
Lea, county Leicester.
Argent a bend azure between a rose in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base gules.
Morecot, county Rutland. Visit. 1618.
Argent a cross formée gules.
county Westmorland.
Azure abendor, a border argent.
county York.
Argent a fess wavy gules between three magpies proper.
Ovington Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable three cocks or, membered gules.
Ow surnames
Owen Coat of Arms
Clenneney, county Carnarvon, and Porkington, county Salop.
Gules a chevron between three lions rampant or.
Tedsmore, county Salop, extinct in the male line.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a cross flory engrailed sable between four Cornish choughs proper on a chief azure a boar's head couped of the first, tusked or, langued gules, quartering, Argent a lion rampant sable a canton of the last, for Owen; second and third, sable a chevron between three bulls' heads cabossed argent, for Bulketey.
Woodhouse, county Salop, extinct in the male line.
Argent a lion rampant sable a canton of the last.
Condover, county Salop, extinct in the male line.
Argent a lion rampant sable a canton of the last.
Godstone, county Oxford.
Argent a chevron ermine between three Cornish choughs sable quartering per chevron or and azure in chief two roses gules slipped and leaved vert, in base a feather erect argent.
county Salop.
Vert a chevron between three wolves' heads erased argent.
Shrewsbury, county Salop.
Sable three nags' heads erased argent:.
Joun Owen, Esq., banker, of Worcester.
Argent a chevron between three ravens' legs erased a la quise sable.
county Gloucester.
Per pale azure and sable a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or.
county Kent, London, and county Salop.
Argent a lion rampant sable a canton of the second.
county Oxford.
Argent a chevron ermine between three Cornish choughs sable.
county Oxford.
Per chevron or and azure in chief three roses gules stalked vert, in base a feather argent.
Adbrightly, county Salop.
Or. a lion rampant gules.
Perer Owen, Esq., The Elms, Eastham, Chester.
Per chevron engrailed argent and gules in chief two fleur-de-lis of the last, and in base a lion vért of the first.
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Owle Coat of Arms
Visit. Notts.
Or, three owls sable.
Owthred Coat of Arms
county York.
Or, on a cross pattée gules five mullets of the field.
Ox surnames
Oxburgh, or Oxborough Coat of Arms
King's Lynn and Emneth, county Norfolk.
Or, two bars azure a lion rampant guardant gules.
Oxenbridge Coat of Arms
county Hants. Visit. 1634.
Gules a lion rampant argent tail double queued vert, on a border of the last eight escallops or.
Oxenden Coat of Arms
Dene, county Kent, baronet.
Argent a chevron gules between three oxen sable.
Brook, county Kent.
Argent a chevron gules between three oxen sable.
Oxenham Coat of Arms
Oxenham, South Tawton, county Devon: the last male heir, Wittiam Lone Oxeenuam, Esq., d. in 1814.
Gules a fess between three mullets or.
Oxensey Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Per fess sable and argent a bull's head counterchanged, horned or.
Oxford Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Paly of six argent and azure, on a bend gules three mullets of the first, a border or.
Oxley Coat of Arms
Ripon, county York.
Argent a fess gules between three oxen sable.
county York.
Argent on a fess gules between three church bells azure as many crosses pattée of the field.
Oxman Coat of Arms
county Rutland.
Ermine a lion rampant reguardant gules.
Oxnam Coat of Arms
St. Newlyn and Penzance, county Cornwall.
Argent a fess between three oxen sable.
Oxspringe Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent on a fess between three church bells gules as many crosses crosslet of the field.
Oxton Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Barry of six azure and or, a saltire gules a border engrailed of the last.
Oy surnames
Oyke Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules on a fess argent between six acorns or, three oak leaves vert.
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