Blazons of England - C
This alphabetical index brings together 2,641 English-linked family entries under surnames beginning with C 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 C 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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Cabbell, or Cabell Coat of Arms
Cromer, county Norfolk.
Vert fretty argent over all a fess gules.
Cabell Coat of Arms
Buckfastleigh, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Vert fretty argent over all a fess gules.
Cabourne, or Cabron Coat of Arms
Thrasthrop, county Lincoln.
Sable two chevrons argent between three lozenges of the second each charged with a martlet of the first.
Cachehors Coat of Arms
Staveley Woodthorpe, county Derby.
Argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet sable an annulet for difference.
Cade Coat of Arms
Derbyshire.
Argent a fesse azure between two lions passant guardant gules.
Romford, county Essex.
Argent three piles engrailed meeting in point sable.
Greenwich, county Kent.
Ermine three piles issuing out of a chief engrailed sable.
county Suffolk.
Ermine three piles issuing out of a chief engrailed sable.
Cadell Coat of Arms
Thomas Caddell, Alderman of London; Sheriff, 1801.
Argent, a cross engrailed vert, in the first quarter a stag's head cabossed.
Cadicott Coat of Arms
East Whiteway, county Dorset.
Azure three arrows or.
Cadiho Coat of Arms
Dunsland, county Devon: the heiress m. Dabernon.
Argent three piles in point wavy sable.
Cadiman Coat of Arms
Norfolk and London: granted 1633.
Azure two bars dancettée ermine between six fleurs-de-lis or, three, two, and one.
Cadivor Ap Dyfnwal Coat of Arms
Lord of Castel Howel.
Sable three scaling ladders and between the two uppermost a spear's head argent its point imbrued proper on a chief gules a tower triple-towered of the second.
Cadman Coat of Arms
Cowley, county Derby.
Or, three columbine buds vert.
Westbourne House and Underwood House, near Sheffield.
Or, three columbine buds vert.
Cadogan Coat of Arms
Earl Cadogan.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a lion rampant reguardant argent; second and third, argent three boars’ heads couped sable.
Cadwell Coat of Arms
Cantys-in-Dunton, Essex.
Argent a cross formée fitchée between eight mullets azure.
Cadwelleder, or Cadwallader Coat of Arms
in St. Mary's Church, Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Azure a cross pattée fitchée [the final tincture is unclear in the available scans]
Cady Coat of Arms
Great Ellringham, county Norfolk.
Argent on three piles in point engrailed sable. as many crosses pattée fitchée or.
Cadye, or Kadye Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent three piles engrailed gules all meeting in the base point.
Caerleon Coat of Arms
Quartered by Sir William Cecil, Lord Burghley.
Sable a plate between three towers triple-towered, argent ports displayed of the field.
Caesar Coat of Arms
Bennington Place, county Herts.
Gules three roses argent on a chief of the second as many roses of the first.
Sir Junius Czsar, Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Visitation of London, 1568.
Quartering, Argent two bars sable on a chief of the last two swans of the first; and Gules three crescents argent.
Cafe Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Quarterly, gules. and azure a cross between in the first and fourth quarters a sword erect point down wards, and in the second and third a Saracen's head couped, all argent.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 11 (unnumbered)
Cagan Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent seven lozenges gules three, three, and one.
Cage Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per pale gules and azure a saltire or.
Sir Joun Cace, Knt., of Langstone, county Cambridge, 1593.
Per pale gules and azure a saltire or.
Lincoln's Inn.
Per pale gules and azure a saltire or. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a chief ermine.]
Loughstow, county Cambridge.
Per pale argent and gules a saltire or, in the first quarter three bulls' heads couped at the neck sable.
Cahurta Coat of Arms
Visit. Devon, 1580 and 1620.
Argent two bars sable in chief a demi griffin issuant of the last.
Cailis Coat of Arms
on ashield of Laon on a plate in St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street, London, Henry Letcu, citizen and draper of London.
Sable a chevron between three towers or, issuing from each a demi lion rampant argent.
Caillard Coat of Arms
Wingfield House, Wilts.
Argent a chevron sable between three quails proper.
Cailli Coat of Arms
Lord Cailli; Bukenham Castle.
Argent four bendlets gules.
Caines, or Kaynes Coat of Arms
Tarent Kaynston.
Azure a bend wavy cotised argent.
Caio Coat of Arms
Gzorfrey DE Caio, gent.; Gzorfrey DE Caio, gent.
Sable. A chevron or, between three castles argent each having a demi lion issuant of the second.
Calamount Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three fleurs-delis gules.
Calbot Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Azure a chevron between three crosses or. Orest—A greyhound courant azure collared and ringed or.
Calcote, or Caldecott Coat of Arms
Morant’s Essex.
Gules on a chevron argent three dolphins haurient sable.
Calcraft Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per fesse argent and ermine three lions passant guardant in pale sable.
Ancaster Hall, county Lincoln.
Per fesse argent and ermine three lions passant guardant sable.
Ingress, Kent, and Rempston, county Dorset.
Per fesse argent and ermine three lions passant guardant sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a bordure wavy azure.]
Caldecot Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
Per pale or and azure on a chief gules three leopards' faces of the first.
Norfolk.
Per pale or and azure on a chief gules three lozenges ermine.
Caldecot, or Calcot Coat of Arms
Willscot, county Oxford.
Per pale or and gules on a chief argent three swans sable.
Caldecott Coat of Arms
Rugby Lodge, county Warwick.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a fesse azure fretty or, between three cinquefoils gules; second, argent three bends sable; third, gules a chevron between three leopards' faces argent.
Caldwall Coat of Arms
Alston, county Stafford.
Argent on a fess dancettée between three lozenges longways gules as many whales' heads erect and erased or.
Caldwell Coat of Arms
Linley Wood, county Stafford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale sable and vert, a stag's head couped argent in chief three cold wells proper, for CatpweL1; second and third, argent two bars azure on a canton gules a gauntlet grasping a broken sword proper hilt and pomel gold, for Sramronp.
Newbery, county Berks.
Paly wavy of six or and. sable on a chevron gules three griffins' heads erased of the first.
London and Worcestershire.
Azure a cross formée fitchée between ten estoiles or.
Upton Warren, county Gloucester, and county Leicester. Visit. Leicester 1619.
Azure a cross formée fitchée between ten estoiles or. [For this branch Burke specifies: Quartering argent on a fess dancettée sable three whales' heads erect and erased or.]
Gloucester, Har. Mss., 1566.
Gules three crosses pattée fitchée or.
Staffordshire.
Argent on a fesse dancettée azure three fishes' (ling's) heads erased or.
Calebot Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Azure a saltire between four crosses or.
Call Coat of Arms
Whiteford, county Cornwall, bart.
Gules three trumpets fessewise, in pale, argent.
Callard Coat of Arms
Callard in Burrington, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Gyronny of six, or and sable, (another, argent and sable) three negroes' heads couped proper.
Callarde, or Calliard Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Gyronny of six, or and sable, (another, argent and sable) three negroes' heads couped proper.
Calles Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Argent three roses in fesse gules between six crosses crosslet sable.
Calley, Caley, or Caylley Coat of Arms
Burderop, county Wilts.
Quarterly argent and sable on a bend gules three mullets of the first.
Callow Coat of Arms
Justice of Common Pleas, 1487.
Argent on a chevron between three leopards' faces sable as many annulets of the field.
Calmady Coat of Arms
Langdon Hall and Wembury, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Azure a chevron between three pears or, quartering the ensigns of Strope, Moreton, Gaye, Penwarme, Cavil, Nicks, Courtenay, Shilston, Gaver, Waldo, Potter, Furbsland, Pollexfen, &c.
quartered by Thomas Prowze, vintner and citizen of London.
Azure a chevron between three pears or, quartering the ensigns of Strope, Moreton, Gaye, Penwarme, Cavil, Nicks, Courtenay, Shilston, Gaver, Waldo, Potter, Furbsland, Pollexfen, &c.
Calrow Coat of Arms
originally of Adlington, county Chester.
Azure on a fesse argent a beehive surrounded by bees volant in chief on a mill wheel in base or, a hank of cotton of the field between two roses gules barbed and seeded proper.
Caltes Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Argent three roses in fesse gules between six crosses crosslet sable.
Calthorp Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Azure a lion rampant or, a baton ermine.
Kent.
Chequy argent and azure a cross of the second, fretty of the first.
Orthonby, county Norfolk.
Ermine a maunch gules.
Sir Cuantes Catrnonp, Attorney-General for Ireland, and afterwards a Justice of the Common Pleas.
Chequy or and azure a fesse ermine.
Calthorpe Coat of Arms
Baron Calthorpe.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Catthorpe: chequy or and azure a fesse ermine; second and third, Gouch: Gules on a fesse argent between three boars' heads couped or, a lion passant azure.
Hickling Hall, county Norfolk, and Banwell, county Somerset.
Chequy or and ag. a fesse ermine quartering, first, gules on a chief argent two mullets sable; second, azure three griffins passant in pale argent; third, azure a fesse between six crosses crosslet or; fourth, argent a lion rampant sable a crescent for difference.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 12 (unnumbered)
Calthrop Coat of Arms
Stanhoe Hall, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy or and azure a fess ermine, for Catrarop; second and third, barry of eight or and azure a bend argent, for Stamhor.
Calthorp Hall, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy or and azure a fess ermine, for Catrarop; second and third, barry of eight or and azure a bend argent, for Stamhor.
Hottway-Catrneor, Stanhee Hall, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, chequy, or and argent on a fesse nebuleé ermine between two cotises of the last a rose gules between two caltraps of the second, for Catruror; second and third, gules on a fesse between in chief three crescents and in base another all or, three pallets sable, for Hottway.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 12 (unnumbered)
Caltoft Coat of Arms
Essex and Lincolnshire.
Argent three cinquefoils gules on each five bezants.
Lincolnshire.
Gules three roses argent.
Lincolnshire.
Or, three cinquefoils pierced gules.
quartered by Lord Viscount Chaworth, extinct 1699. Atice, dau. and heir of Sir Jonn Ca. rort, m. Sir Witiiam Chawokt#, living 21 Richard II., 1397. Visit. Notts.
Argent an inescutcheon within an orle of ten cinquefoils 8a.
Calton Coat of Arms
Babram, county Cambridge.
Azure a bend engrailed between three tuns or, on each an owl argent.
Catsworth, county Huntingdon.
Azure a lion rampant reguardant argent crowned or.
Calton, in Bakewell and Edensur, county Derby, mentioned in the list of gentry in the reign of Henry VI.
Sable a saltire engrailed between four crosses crosslet or. (another, the crosses fitchée).
Milton, county Bucks.
Sable a saltire engrailed between four crosses crosslet or. (another, the crosses fitchée).
Calts Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent three roses gules between nine crosses crosslet sable.
Calveley Coat of Arms
Calveley, county Chester.
Argent a fesse gules between three calves sable.
Lea, county Chester, a younger branch of Calveley of Calveley.
Argent a fesse gules between three calves sable.
Calverley Coat of Arms
Calverley, county York.
Sable an inescutcheon within an orle of owls argent.
Oulton Hall, county York.
Sable an inescutcheon within an orle of owls argent.
The Broad, county Sussex, and Ewell Castle, Epsom, county Surrey.
Sable an inescutcheon within an orle of owls argent.
Cockerham, county Lancaster, 1613.
Sable an inescocheon argent guttée de poix, within an orle of owls argent.
county Devon.
Argent a fesse gules between three calves passant sable.
Calvert Coat of Arms
quartered by Sir Hazny Verney, Baronet, of Claydon House, Bucks.
Paly of six, erminois and pean, a bend engrailed counterchanged.
county Lancaster.
Sable on an inescutcheon within an orle of owls argent three guttes of the field.
Albury Hall, Herts, Hunsdon Hall Place, Bexley, Kent, and Ockley Court, Surrey.
Paly of six or and sable # a bend counterchanged.
Calwodley, or Cadwoodley Coat of Arms
Calwodley, county Devon.
Azure a lure on a fesse gules three bezants.
Camarthen, or Carmarthen Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure a fesse between three bears' gambs erased or, armed gules uM Canm.
Cambeeres, or Chambers Coat of Arms
county Westmoreland.
Vert, a cross ermine on a chief or, a snake nowed proper.
Cambell Coat of Arms
Woodford and Clayhall, county Essex.
Sable on a fesse between three lions' heads erased or, as many ogresses.
Camber Coat of Arms
Tilbury, county Essex.
Sable three bends raguly argent on a chief of the second as many Saxon crowns of the first.
Camberley Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent two bars sable on a canton or, a fleur-de-lis gules.
Camborn, alias Paynter Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
See Parnrez.
Cambridge Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a cross pattée between four swans argent.
quartered by Sxetincton, of Skelington, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Sable three garbs or.
Cambridge, Pickard-Cambridge Coat of Arms
Pickard-Cambridge; Bloxworth House, county Dorset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, on a pile gules between six trefoils slipped sable a cross crosslet of the field, for Campzipce; second and third, gyronny of eight azure and argent within a bordure ermine on a canton gules a fleur-de-lis or, for Pickamp.
Camden Coat of Arms
William Camden, the author of "Britannia".
Azure a fesse engrailed between six crosses crosslet fitchee or.
Camel Coat of Arms
Bury Pomeroy, county Devon.
Sable (another, azure) a camel passant argent.
Camelford Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a camel passing through a ford of water all proper.
Camell Coat of Arms
Shapwick, county Dorset, Katmening, dau. and heir of Joun Camett, of that place, m. Epmonp Weston, Esq., of Boston, county Lincoln, in the reign of Henry Vii.
Argent three camels sable.
Cameron Coat of Arms
Worcester.
Argent three bars gules a border azure.
Camfield, or Camfyld Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Argent a fret engrailed sable.
Cammell Coat of Arms
Norton Hall, county Derby, and Ditcham Park Hall.
See Supplement.
Cuaries Cammett, Esq., J. P., of Norton Hall and Brookfield Manor, Hathersage, county Derby, and Ditcham Park, county Southampton, and county Sussex.
Sable on a chevron argent cotised or, between three camels statant of the second, as many trefoils slipped of the first.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 12 (unnumbered)
Camoys Coat of Arms
in the reign of Henry II. Sir Tuomas pe Camors, of Broadwater, county Surrey, distinguished at Agincourt, was summoned to parliament, 7 Richard II. as Baron Camoys, & title now held.
Argent on a chief gules three plates.
Devonshire.
Gules a cross ermine.
Campbell-Bannerman Coat of Arms
Hunton Court.
See Banner.
Campe Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or (another, argent).
Campion Coat of Arms
Witham, county Essex, and London.
Argent a chevron between three talbots' heads erased sable.
Danny, county Sussex.
Argent on a chief gules an eagle displayed or.
London.
Azure fretty of eight ermine on a canton or, a fleur-de-lis gules.
Campion, or Campyon Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a chief gules an eagle displayed or.
Camvile, or Camville Coat of Arms
county Warwick. Eizasers, dau. and heiress of Gazfripus Camville, great.
Azure three lions passant in pale argent.
Camville Coat of Arms
Lord Camville, Grorrrey Ds Camville was summoned to Parliament 1295 to 1307, in abeyance since 1311.
Vert three lions passant argent armed and langued gules.
Staffordshire.
Azure three lions passant guardant or.
Camys Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules a cross ermine.
Cancefield Coat of Arms
Cancefield, county Lancaster.
Or, three bars gules a canton ermine.
Candeler Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Chequy or and gules on a bend engrailed sable three lions passant guardant of the first.
Visit. London, 1568.
Argent three pellets in bend cottised sable between two pellets.
Candish Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent three piles wavy, two in chief and one in base gules.
Candishe Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Or, a lion rampant gules tail forked.
Suffolk.
Sable a chevron or, between three cups uncovered (another, covered) argent.
Candler Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Ermine on a fesse engrailed sable three fishes' heads argent collared gules.
Canfield Coat of Arms
county York.
Sable a fret engrailed and in the dexter chief corner a cinquefoil argent.
Cankrien Coat of Arms
Hull.
Ermine a saltire azure in chief a rose and in base a fleur-de-lis, in each flank a lion rampant facing the exterior of the shield gules.
Cann Coat of Arms
Crompton Greenfield, county Gloucester, baronet, extinct.
Azure fretty argent on a fesse gules three leopards' faces or.
Skoulding-Cann; Gilston, county Herts.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules fretty argent on a fesse of the last, a rose between two leopards' faces of the first, for Cann. second and third, per chevron argent and azure in chief two towers sable and in base a ship under sail of the first, for Skoulding.
Cornwall.
Gules a cross argent.
Canning Coat of Arms
Foxcote, county Warwick. A very ancient family.
Argent three negroes' heads sidefaced, couped at the neck proper wreathed about the temples of the first and sable.
Foxcote, county Warwick, and Hartpury, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Cann4NG, argent three negroes' heads couped proper wreathed about the temples of the first and sable and for distinction a cross crosslet in chief of the last. second and third, azure on a chevron ermine between three boars' heads erased or, a stag's head erased gules.
£url Canning, extinct 1862.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three Moors' heads couped in profile proper, wreathed round the temples of the first and azure; second, gules three spear heads paleways in fess argent; third, gules a goat salient or.
Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three Moors' heads couped in profile proper wreathed round the temples of the first and azure; second, gules three spear heads palewise in fesse argent; third, gules a goat salient or.
Cannock Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Ermine a fret gules on a chief of the second three annulets argent.
Cannys Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules a cross ermine.
Cantelow Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Gules a fesse vair between three leopards’ faces jessant-de-lis or.
Cantelow, or Cantelupe Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Gules a bend between three fleurs-de-lis argent (another, or).
Cantelupe Coat of Arms
Sir Wittiam pE Cantelupe, Knt., of Aston Cuntelupe, county Warwick, sheriff of Worcester, in the reign of King John.
Gules three fleurs-de-lis or.
Bishop of Worcester, 1230-66.
Azure three leopards' heads inverted jessant-de-lis or.
Cantillon Coat of Arms
Ricnarp Cantitton, of Paris, Banker, 1710; Henrietra 2. first, 1743, Witttam Howarp, third Earl of Stafford.
Azure a lion rampant or, between two arrows in pale of the second, points in base argent.
Cantilupe Coat of Arms
Ilkeston.
Gules a fesse vair between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Lord Cantilupe, Wituiam pe Cantilupe, summoned to Parliament 1299 to 1308, extinct in 1390.
Gules three leopards' heads inverted jessant-de-lis or.
Cantis Coat of Arms
Canterbury.
Sable on a chevron or, between three stags' heads cabossed argent as many covered cups gules.
Canton Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent a lion passant in fesse sable between three dolphins gules.
county Leicester.
Barry of four argent and gules on a chief of the second three mullets of the first.
Cantrell Coat of Arms
Monsall, county Lancaster, and Bury, county Suffolk.
Argent a pelican in her piety, in her nest sable.
Cantrill Coat of Arms
Wokingham and Woodley, county Berks, Humpary Cayraixt, of Wokingham, b. 1625.
Argent a pelican in her piety sable.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 12 (unnumbered)
Canys Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Gules a cross ermine av.
Capel Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1503.
Gules a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Zarl of Essex.
Gules a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
London.
Gules a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Presbury, county Gloucester.
Chequy or and azure on a fesse gules three lozenges argent.
Stroud, county Gloucester.
Chequy or and azure on a fesse gules three lozenges argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: excepting that the fesse is or, and the lozenges azure.]
The Grove, county Gloucester.
Chequy or and azure on a fesse gules three mascles argent.
Swanwick, county Somerset.
Gules a lion rampant between three crosses crosslet or, a crescent for difference.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 12 (unnumbered)
Capell Coat of Arms
How Capell, county Hereford.
Chequy or and azure on a fesse gules three mascles argent.
Kent.
Sable a chevron counter-embattled argent.
county Hereford.
Gules a cross argent between four lozenges vairé.
county Hereford.
Argent a chevron gules between three torteaux.
Capenhurst Coat of Arms
quartered by Potz, county Devon. Joun Putt, of Pull, county Chester, m. Johanna, dau. of Tnomas Capanhurst. Visit. Devon 1620.
Gules three cocks argent.
Capenhurst, a male branch of Fropsham, of Frodsham.
Gules a chevron between three capons argent Gcapenhurst (Wyrrat). Same Arms, colours transposed.
Caperon Coat of Arms
Scotton, county York, of Norman extraction.
Sable a chevron between three lozenges argent each lozenge charged with an ermine spot (another, chevron gules).
Cappe Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Gules a fesse dancettée argent in chief three caps of the last.
Capper Coat of Arms
Chester.
Argent three caps sable banded or.
Lincoln's Inn, and Bushey, county Hereford.
Or, on a chevron gules three roses argent a canton of the second.
Ashurst, county Kent.
Azure a chevron engrailed ermine between two bees volant in chief, and a beehive in base or, on a chief of the last as many bucks' heads cabossed sable quartering Smattwoop; viz., chequy argent and sable on a bend erminois three billets azure.
Birmingham, counties Warwick, and Stafford.
Azure a chevron engrailed ermine between two bees volant in chief, and a beehive in base or, on a chief of the last as many bucks' heads cabossed sable quartering Smattwoop; viz., chequy argent and sable on a bend erminois three billets azure.
Capps Coat of Arms
Martham, county Norfolk.
Azure on a fesse between three antelopes passant or, as many escallops gules.
Kent.
Argent on a chevron between three trefoils slipped sable an escallop of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: without the escallop.]
Cappus Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a chevron between three trefoils slipped 8a.
Capron Coat of Arms
Stoke Doyle and Southwick Hall, county Northampton.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per chevron gules and azure on a chevron engrailed argent between two lions combatant in chief erminois and a cross flory in base or, three mullets sable, for Capron; second and third, sable on a chevron between three lozenges argent each lozenge charged with an ermine spot, another chevron gules, Capron (ancient).
Caps Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three Moors' heads proper.
Carant Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent three hurts, each charged with as many chevron gules.
Carant, or Carante Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Wilts.
Argent on & a torteau three chevrons azure.
Carbew Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Gules a cross argent a bordure or.
Carbonell Coat of Arms
London, and Caen, Normandy.
Per fesse, gules and azure three plates.
county Norfolk.
Gules a cross argent a bordure engrailed or.
county Suffolk.
Gules a cross argent fretty sable.
Woodbury, county Devon.
Gules a cross argent a bordure or.
quartered by Wincfrelp, of Tickencote, county Rutland. Sir Taomas Wingfield, m. Marngaret, widow of Witiiam Carbonell, and dau. and heir of William Bovitt, ante 1378, Visit. county Rutland.
Gules a cross argent a border engrailed or.
Card Coat of Arms
Gray's Inn.
Ermine a demi lion rampant erased azure collared or, thereon three torteaux.
Cardale Coat of Arms
Wituam Carpate, of Dudley, 4. p. 1670.
Azure a chevron argent between three linnets proper.
Carden Coat of Arms
Hodiford, county Kent.
Sable a sling between two pheons argent.
Carden, or Cawarden Coat of Arms
Carden.
Sable a sling between two pheons argent.
Cardinall Coat of Arms
Essex.
Sable a fesse engrailed between three door hinges argent.
Hadley, county Suffolk.
Sable a fesse engrailed between three door hinges argent.
Cardmaker, or Cardemaker Coat of Arms
Essex.
Per fesse gules and argent (another argent and gules) a pale counterchanged, three greyhounds' heads of the second, collared of the first.
Cardonnel Coat of Arms
Chirton, county Northumberland.
Argent two chevrons between three trefoils slipped vert.
Cardozo Coat of Arms
granted to Samvet Nunez Carpozo, of Hackney, merchant.
Sable five bezants in saltire a chief indented argent thereon three stalks of tobacco, each consisting of three leaves proper.
Cardwell Coat of Arms
Viscount Cardwell.
Argent a-chevron sable in base a maiden's head erased proper ducally crowned or, on a chief of the second two maidens' heads erased proper ducally crowned or.
Carew Coat of Arms
Carew Castle, county Pembroke, Haccombe, county Devon, Antony, county Cornwall, &c.
Or, three lioncels passant in pale sable, armed and langued gules.
Earl of Totness. Sir Geonce Carew was created Baron Carew of Clopton 1605, and Earl of Totness 1625.
Or, three lioncels passant in pale sable, armed and langued gules.
Haccombe, county Devon, bart.
Or, three lioncels passant in pale sable, armed and langued gules.
Antony, Cornwall.
As Carew, of Carew Castle.
Pole-Carew; Antony, Cornwall.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Carew, as the preceding; second and third, Pole, azure semée-de-lis a lion rampant argent.
Beddington, county Surrey, a distinguished branch of the great House of Carew.
Arms, &c., as Carew of Carew Castle.
counties Surrey, Gloucester, and Kent.
Argent three lions passant in pale sable armed and langued gules.
Kent.
Argent three lions passant in pale sable armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a bordure chequy or and sable (another, the bordure gobony).]
Carey Coat of Arms
Guernsey; Guernsey.
Argent on a bend sable three roses of the field.
Carill Coat of Arms
London.
Argent two bars sable in chief three martlets of the last.
Carington Coat of Arms
Lord Carrington.
Or, a chevron cottised between three demi griffins, the two in chief respectant each other sable a mullet for difference gules.
Carington, or Smyth Coat of Arms
County Warwick; Visitation of Warwick and Leicester.
Argent a cross gules between four peacocks azure.
Carkeridge Coat of Arms
Godmasham, county Kent.
Argent on a fesse engrailed sable three cinquefoils or.
Carkike Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a bend engrailed cotised or, over all a label of three points argent.
Carkile Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a bend invected between two cotises or, over all a label of three points.
Carleill Coat of Arms
Sewerby, county York.
Argent on a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs proper beaked and legged gules as many mullets of six points or.
Carlell, or Carlyle Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Or, a cross formée gules.
Carleton Coat of Arms
Brightwell and Holcombe, county Oxford, Baron Carleton and Viscount Dorchester, created baron 1626, and viscount 1628, extinct 1637, see Lownpes Stone, of Brightwell.
Argent on a bend sable three mascles of the first.
Surrey, Bedfordshire, Linton, Cambridgeshire, and London.
Argent on a bend sable three mascles of the field. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as Viscount Carleton.]
Weting, county Norfolk.
Or, a lion rampant gules.
Carleton, near Penrith, Cumberland.
Ermine on a bend sable three pheons argent.
Baron Dorchester.
Ermine on a bend sable, three pheons argent.
Carlfe Coat of Arms
Kent.
Or, a fesse between three horses courant sable.
Carliell, or Carlisle Coat of Arms
Kirkhampton, county Cumberland.
Or, a cross flory gules.
Carlife Coat of Arms
London.
Or, on a cross engrailed between four roses gules five martlets of the first.
Carlil Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Argent a cross between four lions rampant gules.
Carlile Coat of Arms
Ponsbourne Park, county Hertford, late Scotland.
Or, a cross flory gules on a chief of the second, a saltier of the first, the cross charged in the centre with a crescent, also of the first for difference.
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Carlill Coat of Arms
Cumberland and Westmorland.
Or, a cross flory gules in the dexter chief a rose of the last.
Kent and Cumberland.
Or, a cross flory gules.
London, 1383.
Or, on a cross engrailed gules between two roses dexter bendways and as many griffins' heads erased sinister bendways of the second, five martlets of the first.
Carlill, or Carlyle Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Argent on a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs proper as many estoiles or.
Carlisle Coat of Arms
Witu1aAM Tuomas Car. isLe, Esq., Lincoln's Inn, London.
Argent on a chevron engrailed sable between four Cornish choughs, three in chief and one in base proper three mullets of eight points or.
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Carlos or Careless Coat of Arms
granted 21 May, 1658, to Col. Witu1aM Carros or Carevess, of Broomhall, county Stafford.
Or, on a mount in base an oak tree vert over all on a fesse gules three regal crowns of the field.
Carluyake, or Carluynake Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Sable three boars' heads in fesse between six crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Carlyon Coat of Arms
Tregrehan, county Cornwall.
Sable a plate between three castles argent each charged with a cross crosslet gules quartering Hawkins, Scobell, Tredenham, Tirrel, Killiowe, Enys, Gwavas, Pomeroy, and Hooker.
county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron gules between two cross crosslets fitchée in chief and a castle in base sable.
Carmalt Coat of Arms
Langrigg, county Cumberland.
Vert a dragon sejant with wings expanded between three escallops or.
Carmarthen, or Camarden Coat of Arms
Chiselhurst, county Kent, and London.
Azure a fesse between three lions' gambs erect and erased or.
Carmichael Coat of Arms
Nutwood, Surrey, bart: 1821, representative of Balmedie.
Quarterly, first and fourth, as the last; second and third, argent a burning cup between three chess rooks in fess or, a bordure of the last, for Smyth, of Athenry.
Carminow Coat of Arms
Carminow, county Cornwall.
Azure a bend or.
Carminow, Carmynow, or Carminaw Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Azure a bend or, a chief of the last.
Carmmack Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent semée de crosses crosslet sable a fesse azure between three boars' heads of the second.
Carnac, Rivett Coat of Arms
Derby, bart.
Quarterly, argent and azure two swords in saltier proper between three mullets, one in chief and two in fesse, and a crescent in base counterchanged, quartering Riverr.
Carnell Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a bend sinister cotised sable on a canton of the last a castle of the first.
Yorkshire.
Argent three bends wavy sable on a canton - » & of the last a tower triple-towered of the first.
county Warwick, Har. Mss.
Or, three chevrons vert.
Carnerd Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Azure a fesse between two chevrons or.
Carnesh, or Garnesh Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a chevron azure between three escallops sable.
Carnsew Coat of Arms
originally of Carnsew in Mabe, county Cornwall.
Sable a goat passant argent attired, bearded, and unguled or.
Carnus Coat of Arms
Astwitt, county Westmoreland.
Quarterly, »r. and sable on a bend gules three martlets of the first.
Caroone Coat of Arms
Surrey.
Argent a bend sinister azure semée of fleurs-de-lis in dexter bendways or.
Carpenter Coat of Arms
Earl of Tyrconnel, extinct 1853; Earl of Tyrconnel, extinct 1853.
Paly of six argent and gules on a chevron azure three crosses crosslet or.
exemplified to Hon. Walter Cecil Taxzort, of Kiplin, county York, second.
Paly of six argent and gules on a chevron azure three crosses crosslet or, and (for distinction) a canton ermine.
London, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, and Kent.
Paly of six argent and gules on a chevron azure three crosses crosslet or.
London.
Azure two bars or, in chief three crosses crosslet of the second.
Somersetshire.
Vert an escallop shell argent between two palets or.
Cobham, county Surrey and Sussex.
Argent a greyhound passant and a chief sable.
Worcestershire.
Paly of six azure and gules.
Kent.
Per pale vert and gules a bend ermine.
Carr Coat of Arms
Bristol.
Gules on a chevron argent three estoiles sable in chief a martlet or, charged with a crescent sable.
Tewkesbury, county Gloucester.
Argent on a bend between three Cornish choughs sable as many leopards' heads of the field.
Sleaford, county Lincoln, and Lancashire.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles sable.
borne by the Rev. Epmunp Carr, rector of Quatt, county Stafford, a descendant of the old border family of the name.
Gules on a chevron argent three mullets sable pierced.
Beccles, county Suffolk, and Enfield, county Middlesex: Jouw Carr, Esq., of those places d. s. p., when his sister Eleanor, wife of Arthur Walforrd, Esq., became his heiress.
Sable on a chevron between three mullets of six points or, as many like mullets of the field.
Newcastle, an old Northumbrian family.
Or, on a bend between three Cornish choughs sable as many lions' heads erased of the field.
Cocken, county Durham.
Gules on a chevron argent three estoiles sable.
Ireland, certified with the two quarterings of Carpenter and Welsh, by Betham, Ulster, to Rev. Tuomas Carr, of Aghadoe; York.
Azure a chevron between three estoiles argent.
Fun. Ent. of Ursuta, dau. of Thomas Carr; York, d. 26 May, 1675.
Azure a chevron between three estoiles argent.
Stackhouse in Giggleswick, county York.
Gules on a chevron engrailed argent three mullets sable.
on the monument of Dame Briwwcet Cagr, County York, 1621.
Gules on a chevron argent three mullets sable.
Viscount Somerset and Earl of Rochester, created Viscount 1611, and Barl 1613, d. +. p. m. 1645.
Gules on a chevron argent three mullets sable in the dexter chief a lion passant guardant or.
Bishopwearmouth, orginally from Newcastle.
Quarterly, first and fourth, as Canr, of Newcastle; second and third, gules on a mount vert a swan argent membered, collared, and chained or, for Date.
Carrant Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Argent three hurts each charged with as many chevron or.
Carre Coat of Arms
Worcester.
Argent on a bend sable between three Cornish choughs proper as many leopards' faces of the field.
Carrell Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a cross engrailed gules between two roses, one in the dexter chief point, and one in the base sinister point, and as many griffins’ heads erased in the other points, of the second, five martlets or.
London.
Gules six martlets, three, two, and one, argent.
Harting, and Warnham, county Sussex.
See Carnrity.
Carrell, or Carril Coat of Arms
Sussex and Kent.
Argent on a bend sable a rose between two griffins' heads erased or, within a bordure engrailed azure.
Carrick, or Carrack Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Or, a fesse dancettée between three talbots passant sable.
Carridge Coat of Arms
London.
Sable on a pile argent a spear hook of the field.
Carrier Coat of Arms
Wirksworth, county Derby.
Sable a bend between three spears' heads or.
Gosport, county Hants.
Sable a chevron ermine between three crosses crosslet argent.
Carrill Coat of Arms
Sussex and Surrey.
Argent three bars sable in chief as many martlets of the last.
Carrington Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Argent on a bend sable three lozenges of the field.
Carrington, county Chester.
Sable on a bend argent three lozenges of the field.
Sponton, county York.
Gules a fesse between three cart wheels or.
Warwickshire.
Argent a cross gules between four peacocks azure.
Field Head, Sheffield, county York.
Argent on a bend azure cottised sable between two horse shoes of the second a unicorn's head erased or, between two bezants.
Tuomas Carrinoton, K'sq., of Field Head, Sheffield.
Argent on a bend azure cotised sable between two horseshoes of the second, a unicorn's head erased or, between two bezants.
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Carr, or Carre Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Gules on a chevron argent three estoiles sable.
York and Bristol.
Gules on a chevron argent three mullets sable.
Carrowe Coat of Arms
Wittiam Carnowe, Citizen and Draper of London.
Or, three lioncels passant in pale sable, a border of the last.
Carsen Coat of Arms
Bokelly, Sheriff of Cornwall, in the reign of Henry VI.
Sable a goat argent attired or.
Carset, or Careyset Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules a bend or, between six bezants.
Carsey Coat of Arms
Dykelborough, county Norfolk.
Gules a bend engrailed argent between six bezants.
Carsey, or Carse Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Per saltire azure and or, a fesse gules.
Carslake Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a bull's head (another, three) erased sable.
Harston, county Devon.
Argent a mullet sable between three trefoils vert, the slips of the trefoils in chief pointing to the mullet.
Carson Coat of Arms
Spinfield, county Bucks.
Argent a chevron between three crescents gules.
Carstairs Coat of Arms
Woodhurst, county Huntingdon, 1810.
Azure on a chevron argent between three sunflowers slipped proper as many buckles of the field.
Carstake Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a mullet between three trefoils slipped vert.
Carswell Coat of Arms
Hach Arundell, county Devon.
Sable a bend or.
Staffordshire.
Sable three bars gemelles argent.
Cart Coat of Arms
London, and Dunstable, county Bedford.
Argent a saltire gules between four. palm trees, erased vert.
Carter Coat of Arms
Watlington Park, county Oxford.
Argent two lions combatant sable quartering Shaen (O'Ferrall, of Annaly), viz., vert a lion rampant or.
St. Columb, county Cornwall.
Azure two lions rampant combatant or.
Cold Aston and Sevenhampton, county Gloucester.
Azure two lions rampant combatant or.
Kent.
Quarterly, argent and azure a cross counterchanged, a bordure sable.
London.
Argent a chevron between three cart-wheels vert.
London.
Sable a chevron ermine between three fishes haurient argent.
county York.
Sable a talbot passant or, in chief three round buckles argent.
Letrington, county York, 1666.
Azure a talbot passant between three round buckles or.
granted to Emma, wife of Carisropher Holdsworth Dawson, Esq., of Weston, county York, dau. of Witt1am Eimball Carteer, Esq., andco-heiress of her brother, William Vavasour Carteb, Esq., of Weston.
Per pale argent and sable, a talbot passant counterchanged, on a chief engrailed gules three buckles or.
Hanbury, county Worcester.
Azure a talbot passant or, armed and langued gules between two fermaux of the second.
Carteret Coat of Arms
Hawnes, county Bedford, Barons Carteret and Earls of Granville, extinct 1776.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules four fusils in fess argent, for Cantaret; second and third, gules three clarions or.
Carthew Coat of Arms
Woodbridge Abbey, county Suffolk.
Or, a chevron sable between three murrs proper.
Canaleggy, county Cornwall: the heiress m. Tanner.
Argent a chevron gules between three ducks proper.
Carthorp Coat of Arms
quartered by Bulkeley, on a monument at Wickhamford.
Or, a bend azure.
Cartledge Coat of Arms
Woodthorpe, county Nottingham.
Azure a saltire engrailed or, between two estoiles, one in chief and the other in base, and as many cart-wheels in either flaunch of the last.
Cartmele, Cartmail, or Kertmele Coat of Arms
formerly of Kertmell Priory, county Lancaster.
Per pale or and vert, a lion rampant gules i.
Cartuther Coat of Arms
Cartuther, county Cornwall.
Argent a fesse azure between three estoiles of six points sable.
Cartwright Coat of Arms
Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire.
Ermine a fesse between three fireballs sable fired proper.
Norwell and Marnham, and Ixworth Abbey, Suffolk.
Ermine a fesse between three fireballs sable fired proper.
Aynho, county Northampton.
Ermine a fesse between three fireballs sable fired proper.
South Wheatley, county Nottingham.
Argent two chevronels between three lions rampant gules.
granted to Wit11am Cartwricht, Esq., of Brimley House, West Teignmouth, county Devon.
Sable a chevron engrailed between four catherine wheels, three in chief and one in base argent.
Derby.
Per chevron or and azure three pelicans counterchanged, vulning themselves proper.
Washborne, county Gloucester.
Or, a fesse embattled between three cart-wheels sable.
London.
Or, a fesse embattled between three cart-wheels sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
Cobb-Cartwright; Twaite-St.-Mary and Ellingham, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a fesse gules between three shields sable each charged with a bomb shell or, fired proper, for Cartwright; second and third, argent a chevron between three cocks, for Cobb. [The tinctures of the chevron and cocks are not stated in this entry.]
Carus Coat of Arms
Kendall, county Westmorland.
Azure on a chevron between nine cinquefoils argent three mullets gules.
Asthwaite, county Lancaster, 1567.
Azure on a chevron between nine cinquefoils argent three mullets gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with ten cinquefoils.]
Fun. Ent., impalement of James Janns, Mayor of Dublin, 1593, d. 1620; Westmorland.
Argent on a chevron sable between nine cinquefoils pierced azure as many mullets or.
Carveny Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Gules a fesse ermine between two chevrons See Mippieton, of Leam.
Carveth Coat of Arms
Carveth, Mewdon, and Cowsawse, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron (sometimes, engrailed) between three talbots passant sable.
Carvick Coat of Arms
Wyke, W. R. county York, and Moat Mount, Highwood Hill, Middlesex.
Or, a fesse dancettée between three talbots passant sable.
Carwardine Coat of Arms
Carwardine, county Hertford.
Sable a hand bow in bend between two pheons argent.
St. John's, county Worcester. Visit. Worcester, 1682-3.
Sable a hand bow in bend between two pheons argent.
sons of late Rev. Thomas Carwardine, Vicar of Earls Colney, county Essex.
Sable a long bow bent in bend proper between two pheons argent Quartering, Hoteatre, Wall, Andrews, and Harlakenden.
Carwell Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Argent a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Carwitham Coat of Arms
Carwytham, county Cornwall, and Paunston, county Devon. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent a fleur-de-lis gules a bordure engrailed of the second.
Cary Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent on a bend sable three roses of the field.
Lord Hunsdon and Earl of Dover.
Armssame as Viscount Falkland, with a crescent for difference.
Devonshire.
Gules a chevron between three swans argent.
London.
Sable on a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or, as many estoiles gules.
London and Bristol.
Argent on a bend sable. three roses of the first, on a canton of the second, an anchor or.
London.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three roses of the field, in the sinister chief an anchor of the second.
Caryer Coat of Arms
Canterbury.
Azure a pelican between eight fleurs-de-lis argent vulning herself gules.
Casamajor, Casamayor, or Casamayorga Coat of Arms
Potterells, county Hertford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a lion rampant argent langued gules; second and third, chequy or and azure a crescent sable.
Casberd Coat of Arms
Middle Temple, London.
Per pale azure and gules a fess nebulée argent between three lions' heads erased or.
Casborne Coat of Arms
Newhouse, Pakenham, county Suffolk.
Gules a lion passant or, gorged with a ducal crown of the first between three annulets of the second.
Case Coat of Arms
Ince; Lancaster, and Thingwall, Hall, near Liverpool.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules cotised s: three round buckles or, quartering Ocle and Chayron I \ ° a.
Hayton, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules cotised s: three round buckles or, quartering Ocle and Chayron I \ ° a.
Powick, county Gloucester). Monument in Powick Church to Ricwarp Cass, High Sheriff of Worcester, 1761.
Argent a chevron,. between three griffins' heads erased gules quartering azure a fess embattled or, between three cocks' heads erased argent for Jesson.
Red Hazles, Huyton and Whiston, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules cottised sable three round buckles or, quartering Ogle, argent a fess between three crescents gules, and Clayron, argent a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux.
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Caseborne Coat of Arms
Caseborne, county Kent.
Sable two chevrons between three martlets or.
Casey Coat of Arms
Canouine, wife of Rossrr Clavpe Smitu, Esq., of Redcliff Tower and Hawkmoor, county Devon, formerly Lieutenant in the Bombay Light Cavalry, widow of Tuomas Farquuar, Esq.
Gules a chevron between three greyhounds sejant argent. \.
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Cashire Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Gules a chevron engrailed ermine on a chief or, three fleurs-de-lis sable.
Casier, or Cazier Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a chevron between three swans argent beaked and membered sable.
Casley Coat of Arms
originally Ds Cuastezat, of France, a8 now borne by Casuey, of Ipswich and Newcustle-on-Tyne.
Gules a castle with two towers or, embattled and masoned sable.
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Casneto Coat of Arms
Coventry.
Azure semée d'estoiles or, two lions passant in pale of the second.
Cason Coat of Arms
Steeple Morden, county Cambridge, and Hertfordshire.
Argent a chevron sable between three horses' heads erased gules.
Cass Coat of Arms
Hackney, county Middlesex.
Argent on a chevron sable cottised gules three fountains proper.
Little Grove, Hertford.
Per chevron or and ermine on a chevron sable between two eagles' heads erased gules in chief, and a garb of the first in base, a harrow gold between two fountains.
Cassan Coat of Arms
granted 1 Aug. 1830, to Rev. Stsphen Hype Cassan, Mere Vicarage, Wilts.
Argent three oaks eradicated, two and one, vert.
Casse Coat of Arms
Leicester.
Azure a chevron between three eagles' heads erased or.
Cassey Coat of Arms
Deerhurst, county Gloucester.
Argent a chevron between three falcons' heads erased gules beaked or.
an ancient and honourable family, as appears by their arms in the windows of Worcester Cathedral, Har. Mss. 1043.
Argent on a bend gules three buckles or (sometimes annulets).
Casson Coat of Arms
Blaenyddol, Festiniog, county Merioneth; Cumberland, and afterwards of Frith Hall, in that county.
Argent three chevrons and a canton gules on each chevron a mullet of the field.
Cassy, or Casle Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Argent a chevron between three griffins' heads erased gules.
Castelford Coat of Arms
Essex.
Azure a chevron between three castles argent.
Castell Coat of Arms
Berkshire.
Gules two bars argent on a quarter of the second a castle sable.
East Hatley, county Cambridge.
Azure on a bend argent three towers triple-towered sable purfled or.
county Cambridge.
Argent three towers triple-towered gules.
counties Cumberland, Warwick, and Devon.
Argent three towers triple-towered gules.
Ireland; Cambridge), colonel of the first regiment sent by the Parliament against the Irish rebels, landed in Dublin 28 March, 1647.
Or, on a pale sable between six ogresses, & a tower triple-towered argent.
Castelline Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Sable three castles argent.
Castelock Coat of Arms
Faversham, county Kent.
Gules semée of crosses crosslet or, a castle argent.
Castelyn Coat of Arms
Visit. London, 1568.
Sable on a chevron or, between three castles, therefrom issuing as many demi lions argent three anchors azure quartering or, on a mount vert an eagle displayed sable.
Castelyon Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules in the dexter chief and sinister base a tower triple towered, and in the sinister chief and dexter base a lion rampant or.
Caster Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Argent three bars gemelles gules.
Norfolk.
Sable an eagle displayed barry of six argent and gules.
Norfolk.
Gules a chevron between three eagles displayed argent.
Castile Coat of Arms
quartered by Tuomas Marsvry, citizen and haberdasher, of London. Visit. London, 1568.
Argent a four towered castle azure.
Castillon Coat of Arms
Benham Valence, and Woodspene, county Berks.
Gules a lion rampant and a castle in the dexter point. argent.
Castinworth, Chastelyn, or Chestline Coat of Arms
arms of Sir Grrsert Cuasteetrn, in « window of Hadsor Church, county Worcester.
Gules on a bend argent three towers sable (also another argent) on a bend gules three lions passant guardant or.
Castle Coat of Arms
London.
Azure on a bend argent three castles sable.
Cleve Court, county Somerset, formerly Hatherleigh, county Devon.
Armssame as the preceding.
Nicnoras Castie, of Raveningham, Sheriff of Norfolk, 1433.
Argent three castles triple-towered gules a dragon's head couped at the neck gules.
Castleford Coat of Arms
Wypershall, county York.
Per fesse sable and barry wavy of eight argent and azure over all a square castle towered at each corner of the second.
Castleman Coat of Arms
Formerly of Hinton St. Mary; Dorset.
Vert on a fesse or, between three goats passant proper three towers sable.
Coberley, county Gloucester.
Azure on a mount in base vert a tower triple-towered or.
Castleton Coat of Arms
Surrey.
Azure on a bend argent three adders embowed of the field.
Suffolk, Surrey, and Lincolnshire.
Azure on a bend or, three adders nowed vert.
Castleton, or Castleton Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Azure on a bend or, three lampreys of the field.
Caston Coat of Arms
Cambridge and Suffolk.
Argent on a bend sable three crosses crosslet fitchée of the field.
Norfolk.
Gules a chevron between three eagles displayed argent.
Castre Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Sable an eagle displayed barry of ten argent and gules.
Caswall Coat of Arms
Alfred Caswall, of the Inner Temple.
Argent three bars gemelles sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Towne, Pryor, Whiting, and Clarke.]
county Wilts.
Argent six barrulets sable.
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Caswell Coat of Arms
Hampton Court, county Middlesex. Visit. London.
Argent three bars gemelles sable.
Casy Coat of Arms
Impalement Fun. Ent. of Joun Asue, of St. John's, county Meath, d. 29 April, 1636, m. Exizasrrs, dau. of Taomas Casy, Esq.,county Chester.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules cottised sable three buckles or.
Casye Coat of Arms
Warwickshire.
Argent on a bend gules three buckles or.
Catcher Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Azure a chevron between six escallops argent in chief three and two, in base one.
Catchmaid Coat of Arms
St. Briavels.
Or, a fesse between three demi lions passant azure.
Cateline Coat of Arms
Sir Roserr Carexine,Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, 1559-74.
Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant counterchanged on a chief argent a rose between two fleurs-de-lis gules.
Cater Coat of Arms
Uffington, county Berks, Kerbie, county Leicester, and London. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Ermine on a pile gules a lion passant guardant or.
London, Leicestershire, Berkshire, and Huntingdonshire, 1582.
Sable a chevron ermine between three salmons haurient argent.
London.
Sable a chevron ermine between three piles argent.
Caterall Coat of Arms
Catherall, county Lancaster.
Azure three mascles or.
Horton, county Chester, in the reign of Edward I.
Azure a lion passant between three mascles or.
Lancashire.
Argent a griffin segreant gules beaked and legged or.
Holderness, county York.
Sable three mascles argent.
Caterall, or Catterall Coat of Arms
West Witton, county York.
Azure three mascles or, over all a bend gules.
Catesbury Coat of Arms
Hertfordshire.
Gules a fesse vairé or and azure.
Leicestershire.
Gules a fesse vairé or and azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: the fess between three goats' heads argent.]
Catesby Coat of Arms
Hardmead, county Bucks.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or.
confirmed by the Deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Sir Wittiam Cartessy, of Lapworth, ninth in descent from Joun Catesby, also confirmed to Rocer pz Catessy, of Newenham, eleventh in descent from Wi1LLIAM DE Catesby.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or.
Whiston, county Northampton, Visit. Northants.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or.
Seaton, county Rutland, Sir Jonn Caressy, Justice of the Common Pleas, had two sons, Sir Humpury, from whom Catessy, of Whiston, Northants and Easby.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or.
Althorpe-Hinton and Ashby-Legers, county Northampton.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or.
Cathernes, Catharens, or Catherenes Coat of Arms
Clyfton, county Warwick, and Middlesex, 15 Nov., 1572.
Or, on a pale azure an eagle displayed of the field.
Catherns, or Catheryns Coat of Arms
confirmed 1574, by Cooke, Clarenceux, to Humphrey, Catueryns, of New Inn, county Middlesex, as the ancient arms of Tuomas Catueerns, of Clyfton, county Warwick.
Or, on a pale azure an eagle displayed of the field.
Catherstone Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent on a fesse sable between three lures gules as many leopards' heads of the field.
Cathrall Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Azure three fusils argent.
Catisby Coat of Arms
Warwickshire.
Argent two lions passant sable crowned or. [For this branch Burke specifies: adding a bordure engrailed gules.]
Catlin Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant in pale counterchanged a chief argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: without the chief.]
Lord Chief Justice, in the reign of Elizabeth.
Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant counterchanged on a chief argent a rose gules between two fleurs-de-lis of the last.
Catling Coat of Arms
Needham Hall, Isle of Ely.
Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant counterchanged on a chief argent a rose gules between two fleurs-de-lis of the last. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a bordure argent.]
Catlin, or Catlyn Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire, and Rand, county Northampton.
Per chevron azure and or, three lions passant guardant in pale counterchanged a chief argent.
Caton Coat of Arms
Binbrook, county Lincoln, and Carr House, Howden, county York.
Per fesse gules and azure two cats-a-mountain passant guardant in pale argent pellettée, on a canton or, a cross crosslet fitchée sable.
Cator Coat of Arms
Beckenham, Kent, and Woodbastwick Hall, county Norfolk.
Armssame as preceding.
Cator, or Cattor Coat of Arms
Visit. Oxon.
Ermine on a pile gules a lion passant guardant or.
Catterall Coat of Arms
Crooke, county Lancaster.
Azure three mascles or.
Cattle Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Gules three escallop shells or, on a chief argent a wolf passant sable.
Catton Coat of Arms
Rosert Carron, Prior of Norwich, 1519. Arms in the church of St. Thomas Without, Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Argent a cross 8a.
Catworth Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1443.
Ermine three piles sable on a canton argent a fleur-de-lis azure.
Caudecott Coat of Arms
quartered by Newton, alias Crapock, and confirmed with other quarterings 1567, to Sir Joun Newron, of Richmond Castle, county Somerset.
Sable on a chevron between three trees eradicated or, an eagle displayed of the field.
Caughton Coat of Arms
Sheffield: arms from the Fell Monument, in the Parish Church.
Quarterly, per fess indented or and argent.
Cauldwell Coat of Arms
Staffordshire.
Argent on a fesse dancettée azure between three lozenges lying fesseways gules as many pikes' heads couped and erect or.
Caulx Coat of Arms
Nottinghamshire.
Per chevron or and gules three human hearts counterchanged.
Bradborne and Brampton, county Derby.
As the preceding.
Caunton Coat of Arms
quartered by Manknam, of Markham: the dau. and heiress of Sir Jonn Caunton, m. Ropert Marxuam, of Markham, and was mother of Joun Markuam, Lord Chief Justice of England. Visit. Notts.
Argent a chevron between three griffins' heads erased sable.
Causey Coat of Arms
Hyngham.
Argent a griffin segreant sable.
Causton Coat of Arms
Causton, county Essex.
Argent a chevron sable between three wolves' heads erased gules.
Oxted, county Surrey.
Per pale gules and azure a leopard rampant with a lion's tail argent collared per pale of the second and first.
Rosert pe Causton, Sheriff of Norfolk, 1335.
Gules a chevron between three eagles displayed argent.
Cautlow Coat of Arms
London.
Ermine on a chevron sable three leopards' heads jessant-de-lis or.
Cavaler Coat of Arms
London and Yorkshire.
Gules a Pegasus saliant argent winged and maned or, charged with a rose of the field, within a bordure gobony of the second.
Cave Coat of Arms
Brentry, county Gloucester.
Sable fretty argent on a fesse or, a greyhound courant of the field, within a bordure of the third pellettée, quartering Oxiver and Cox.
Cleve Hill, county Gloucester, and Sidbury Manor, county Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure fretty of eight pieces argent on a oa vs a greyhound courant sable within a bordure of the third pellettée; second and third, argent a chevron between three cocks' heads gules.
Leicestershire.
Azure fretty of eight pieces argent on a fesse or, a greyhound in full course sable within a bordure of the third pellettée.
Baroness Braye.
Azure fretty argent.
Stamford, county Lincoln, and Bargrave, county Leicester.
Azure fretty argent.
Yorkshire.
Azure fretty argent a fesse gules.
Belmont, Mill Hill, Queensberry House, Richmond, Surrey.
Or, fretty azure a cross moline and a bordure nebuly gules, on a chief of the last two greyhounds' heads erased of the first.
Cave, Browne-Cave Coat of Arms
Stanford, county Northampton, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure fretty argent; second and third, azure a chevron between three escallops or.
Cavell Coat of Arms
Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Ermine a calf passant gules Hals says that the Caveris bore also '' azure three sails of a ship argent” in commemoration of one of the family having been an admiral in the reign of Henry VI.
Cavendish Coat of Arms
Cavendish-Overhall, county Suffolk.
Sable three bucks' heads cabossed argent.
Duke of Devonshire.
Sable three bucks' heads cabossed argent.
Duke of Newcastle, Wittiam Cavendish, nephew of the first Barl of Devonshire, was so created 1664, extinct 1691.
Sable three bucks' heads cabossed argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Duke of Devonshire, with a crescent for difference.]
Baron Chesham.
Arms and.
Chyknell, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable three bucks' heads cabussed argent attired or, within a bordure of the second, for Cavenpish; second and third, argent two bendlets, the upper sable, the lower gules, for Brapshaw. [For this branch Burke specifies: as last.]
Grimstead, county Sussex.
Argent three piles wavy gules the middle one reversed.
Anpzew Cavenpisn, Sheriff of Norfolk, 1384.
Sable three crosses botonée fitchee or, two and one.
Caver Coat of Arms
quartered by Flower, of Langer, county Notts. vist be Notts.
Argent on a chevron sable a fleur-de-lis or.
Caverswell Coat of Arms
Cavenswewt, county Stafford, of whet Wicatsp ne Coranaty andy eet i eeeeenee DE Caverswell.
Argent fretty azure over all a fesse gules.
Cawarden Coat of Arms
Cawarden, county Chester, and Ridware, county Stafford.
Sable (or gules) a sling or hand-bow, between two broad arrows argent.
Cawle Coat of Arms
Buckton, county Norfolk.
Argent on a fesse between two chevrons gules three escallop shells of the field.
Cawley Coat of Arms
Staffordshire.
Gules three bends engrailed or.
Wm. Cawzey, Esq., of Rumbleswick, county Sussex, M. P. for Chichester, 6. in 1604.
Sable a chevron ermine between three swans' heads, erased at the neck argent.
Cawnton Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a lion passant in fesse sable between three dolphins gules.
Cawood Coat of Arms
Cawoodhall, county Lincoln.
Argent on a bend vert three acorns or.
Cawood, county York.
Per chevron embattled sable and argent three harts' heads cabossed within a bordure per fesse all counterchanged, the bordure charged with ten trefoils.
Cawoodley, or Cawodley Coat of Arms
Cawodley and Studley, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Azure two wings conjoined argent over all on a fesse gules three bezants.
Cawson Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a lion rampant between three trefoils slipped argent.
Cawthorne Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Argent on a saltire sable five crosses patonce or.
Lincolnshire.
Argent a chevron between three ravens sable on a chief of the last as many crosses crosslet of the first.
Cay Coat of Arms
Charlton Hall, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, vert a rose argent between two bars or; second, azure a label of three points argent over all a bend or; third, argent a chevron between three wolves' heads erased gules and gorged with ducal coronets, for Wootrr, of Bredlington.
Bishopwearmouth, county Durham.
Argent a bend sinister sable in chief an annulet gules in base a griffin's head erased of the second, holding in his beak a key azure impaling the arms of Vidleb, viz., argent three wolves' heads couped sable.
Cayle, or Keyle Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Quarterly, embattled argent and sable.
Cayley Coat of Arms
Brompton, county York, baronet According to Sir W. Dugdale's sketch, with crest, in his Visitation of the county York, 1666.
Quarterly, argent and sable a bend gules charged with three mullets of the first.
Wydale House, county York.
Quarterly, argent and sable a bend gules charged with three mullets of the first.
Cayley, or Cayly Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Chequy or and gules a bend (or a fesse) ermine (another, or).
Caylne, or Calle Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Argent on a fesse gules between two chevrons of the second, three escallop shells of the first.
Caylway Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Argent on two glaziers' snippers in saltire sable four pears or, (another, adds a bordure engrailed gules).
Cayly, or Cayle Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Chequy argent and sable a fesse ermine.
Caythorpe Coat of Arms
quartered by Sir Rocer Ayscouca, of Luttall, J. P. county Notts, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Visit. Notts.
Or, a bend azure.
Cazalet Coat of Arms
Fairlawn, Tunbridge, Kent.
Azure a castle triple towered argent between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a boar passant in base or.
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Cd surnames
Cdane Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent on a bend sable three horseshoes of the field.
Ce surnames
Cecil Coat of Arms
Earl and Marquess of Exeter.
Barry of ten argent and azure over all six escutcheons sable three, two, and one, each charged with a lion rampant of the first.
Marquess and Earl of Salisbury.
Barry of ten argent and azure over all six escutcheons sable three, two, and one, each charged with a lion rampant of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: same, with a crescent for difference.]
Ceely Coat of Arms
St. Ives, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Azure a chevron or, between three mullets argent.
Cely Coat of Arms
Barking, county Essex.
Azure on a chevron between three bucks trippant argent as many fleurs-de-lis of the field.
county Kent.
Argent eleven eyes sable three, two, three, two, and one.
Essex.
Azure, a chevron between three mullets or.
Cely, Ceely, or Ceily Coat of Arms
Havering, county Essex.
Gules a lion rampant or, between two flaunches and a gussett in base ermine.
Cerne Coat of Arms
Lord of Melcombe, county Dorset, in the reign of Richard I., and of Draycote-Cerne, same county in the reign of Henry Iii., Bicharp Cerne, last Lord of Draycote, d. 8 Henry VI., 1427.
Azure a horse's head couped or.
Malcombe Horsey.
Per fesse argent and gules a lion rampant counterchanged within a bordure or.
Cervington, or Servington Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Ermine on a chevron azure three bucks' heads cabossed or.
Cewer Coat of Arms
Surrey.
Gules a chevron between in chief two fleurs-dclis, and in base a rose argent.
Cg surnames
Cgaldecote Coat of Arms
Caldecote, county Chester.
Argent a fesse azure fretty or, between three cinquefoils gules.
Ch surnames
Chabnor Coat of Arms
Mousley, county Herts.
Chequy argent and gules on a chief azure three cinquefoils or.
Herefordshire.
Gules on a chief argent three martlets sable.
Chace Coat of Arms
Arms of Ropgerr Caacg remaining in the Library of Balioll College, Oxford. Visit. Oxom.
Argent a chevron between three talbots' heads erased gules.
Chesham, county Bucks.
Gules four crosses flory, two and two argent on a canton or, a lion passant azure.
Chesham, county Bucks.
Gules four crosses potence argent two and two, on a canton or, a lion passant azure.
Chacombe, or Anaf Coat of Arms
Leicestershire.
Or, a chief and bend gules.
Chad Coat of Arms
Thursford, county Norfolk, extinct bart.
Per pale gules and argent a cross potent quadrated, in the first and fourth quarters, a rose; in the second and third, a cross pattée all counterchanged.
exemplified to Josera Stonenewweer Scott, Esq., on his assuming, by royal licence, 27 Nov., 1855.
Per pale gules and argent a cross potent quadrated, in the first and fourth quarters, a rose; in the second and third, a cross pattée all counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Scott.]
Lichfield.
Per pale gules and argent a cross potent and quadrat between four crosses pattée, all counterchanged.
Chadborn Coat of Arms
Barton House, county Gloucester.
Argent a griffin segreant.
Chaderton Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Argent a griffin segreant gules (another adds. a bordure sable platée).
Lancashire and Yorkshire.
Gules a cross potence or (another, with a bordure sable platée).
Chadock Coat of Arms
Chadock, county Lancaster.
Gules an inescutcheon argent charged with a plain cross of the field, within an orle of martlets of the second.
Chadwick Coat of Arms
Chadwick, county Lancaster). The eventual heiress, Saran Cuapwick, of Chadwick, d. unm. in 1722.
Gules an inescutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.
Healey, county Lancaster.
Gules an inescutcheon within an orle of martlets argent.
Mavesyn Ridware, county Stafford.
Argent a bordure gules charged with eight martlets of the field.
Swinton Hall, county Lancaster.
Gules an inescutcheon or, within an orle of martlets argent all within a bordure engrailed of the second, charged with eight crosses crosslet sable.
Cornwall.
Gules an orle of martlets or, on a canton argent an inescutcheon of the first.
High Bank, county Lancaster.
Per pale azure and gules an inescutcheon ermine within an orle of fleurs-de-lis and Martlets alternately argent.
Chadwick, or Chadock Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Gules on an inescutcheon within an orle of martlets argent a cross of the first.
Chadworth Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a bend sable three trefoils slipped of the field.
Chaffers Coat of Arms
granted to Jenem1au Cuarrens, Esq., of Liverpool.
Azure on a bend invected argent between three crescents each surmounted by a mullet of eight points or, as many chaffinches proper.
Chaffin Coat of Arms
Warminster, county Wilts.
Gules a talbot passant or, a chief ermine.
Chaffin, or Chafin Coat of Arms
Chetle, county Dorset.
Gules a talbot passant or.
Chaffin, or Saffin Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Azure three estoiles of eight points, each issuing from a crescent or.
Chafy Coat of Arms
Sherborne, county Dorset, Stoke-Sub-Hamdon, county Somerset, and Winscot, county Devon.
Azure a fesse lozengy argent.
Rouse Lench Court, county Worcester.
Per pale gules and azure a griffin segreant argent on a chief engrailed ermine three lozenges of the second.
Chaldecotte Coat of Arms
Quarleston.
Azure three arrows paleways or.
Chaleners Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Azure three mascles or, a chief indented gules.
Chalke Coat of Arms
Long Ashton, Westbury, and Yatton, county Somerset, Avington, county Berks, and Shelborne, county Wilts.
Sable three bars argent quartering first, argent three cinquefoils per pale gules and azure; 2ndar. a chevron sable between three lions dormant gules, for Lyons; third, argent crusilly azure three fleur-de-lis sable, for Beresford.
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Chalkhill Coat of Arms
Middlesex.
Cheveronny of six gules and argent (another, gules three chevrons argent).
Challen Coat of Arms
Shopwhyke and Shermanbury Park, county Sussex.
Sable a chevron engrailed or, between three cherubs' heads of the last.
Shermanbury Park, county Sussex.
Arms, &c., as the preceding.
Challenge Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire.
Azure on a bend or, three cinquefoils of the first.
Challenor Coat of Arms
Kenwardes, in Lindfield, county Sussex.
Azure a chevron argent between three mascles or.
Challis Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London.
Azure a bend between four mullets argent a chief chequy of the first and last.
Challoner Coat of Arms
Bisse-Cuatzonez, Portnall Park, county Surrey.
See Bisse.
Durham.
Sable a chevron between three cherubims' heads or.
Challons Coat of Arms
Devonshire. Visit. 1620.
Gules two bars between eight martlets three, two, and three, argent.
Chaloner Coat of Arms
Steeple Clayton, county Bucks:.
Argent a cross potence raguled sable between four Cornish choughs proper.
Guisborough, county York, baronet, extinct, of ancient Welsh descent: Sir Toomas Chaloner, of Guisborough, county York.
Sable a chevron between three cherubims' heads or.
Guisborough.
Sable a chevron between three cherubims' heads or.
Cambridgeshire.
Argent a fesse between three annulets gules.
Fulham, county Middlesex.
Gules on a chief argent two mullets sable a label azure.
Yorkshire.
Azure three mascles or, a chief indented gules.
Chalons Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules two bars between six (another eight) martlets, three, two, and one, argent.
Devonshire.
Gules two bars argent.
Sussex.
Azure two chevrons argent between three fusils or.
Chamber Coat of Arms
Derbyshire.
Argent a fesse chequy or and azure between three lions' heads erased sable.
Visit. Notts.
Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils or.
Gaddesby, county Leicester.
Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils or.
Warwickshire.
Or, three tigers' heads erased sable (another, wyverns' heads).
Chamberlain Coat of Arms
London; baronetcy created 1828.
Gules within an orle argent charged with eight mullets azure an armillary sphere or.
Chamberlayn Coat of Arms
Cambridge.
Argent fretty sable on a chief of the second three plates.
London.
Gules an escutcheon argent within an orle of cinquefoils or.
London.
Sable a chevron between three mullets ermine:.
Suffolk, Norfolk, and Cambridge.
Or, fretty sable on a chief of the second three bezants.
Yorkshire.
Argent a chevron between three cinquefoils sable.
Yorkshire.
Argent a chevron cottised between three escallops sable.
Yorkshire.
Azure a chevron cottised between three escallops or.
Worcester.
Argent an eagle displayed gules armed or.
Chamberlayne Coat of Arms
Joun Chamberlayne, in the reign of Richard II.; Richard II.
Gules a fesse between three escallops or.
Sherborne, county Oxford, Jonn Chamberlayne.
Gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Astley, county Warwick.
Gules an inescutcheon argent within an orle of eight mullets or.
Presbury, county Gloucester, and Thoroldby, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules an inescutcheon in an orle of mullets argent; second and third, gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Prince Thorpe, county Warwick.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules an inescutcheon in an orle of mullets argent; second and third, gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Cranbury Park, and Weston Grove, county Hants.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules an inescutcheon in an orle of mullets argent; second and third, gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Wickham, county Oxford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules an inescutcheon in an orle of mullets argent; second and third, gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Maugersbury and Oddington, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a chevron between three escallops argent; second and third, gules on a fesse engrailed argent between three griffins' heads erased or, as many crosses pattée fitchee sable.
Newton Harcourt, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester 1619.
Gules a chevron between three escallops or.
Chamberlaynestown, and Athboy, county Meath, living there in the reign of Edward [V.
Gules a chevron engrailed or, between three escallops argent.
Lancaster.
Sable a stag's head cabossed within an orle of escallops argent.
Lincoln.
Gules a fesse engrailed argent between three escallops or.
Chamberlen Coat of Arms
Hucu Cuamnerten, M. D., court physician, in the reign of James I. and Queen Anne; James I. and Queen Anne.
Gules an inescutcheon between eight cinquefoils argent.
Chamberlin Coat of Arms
London.
Ermine on a pale sable three leopards' faces or.
Chambernon Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules crusily or, a saltire vair.
Chambers Coat of Arms
Derbyshire.
Ermine three quadrats gules on a chief of the second a chamber piece or.
formerly Chief Justice of Bengal, supposed to derive from the Cuamsers, of Cleadon, county Durham. Visit. Essex, 1634.
Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils or.
Bredgar House, county Kent.
Gules a chevron or, between three cinquefoils.
Georce Cuameens, Esq., of Pitton, county Salop.
Azure an armed arm embowed issuing from the sinister or, holding a rose argent slipped and leaved vert.
Stratton Awdley, county Oxford.
Azure an armed arm couped at the shoulder in fesse or, in the hand proper a rose gules leaved and stalked vert.
London and Barkway, county Herts.
Argent a chevron azure between three trefoils slipped gules.
London.
Ermine three copper cakes proper on a chief gules a chamber or.
London.
Argent a chevron between three trefoils slipped gules.
Wilts.
Sable a cross voided ermine between four martlets or.
Boxley, county York.
Argent a fesse between three squirrels sejant sable.
Longdon and Chambers Court, county Worcester.
Argent, a chevron sable es of another ermine between three chambers placed transverse of the escutcheon of the second, fired proper.
Worcester.
Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils or.
Upton on Severn, county Worcester.
Sable a cross couped ermine between four falcons rising or, quartering vert a chevron or, between three plates, for Pullen.
granted to Roserr J. Campers, Esq., of Keppel Street.
Gules on a chevron between three cinquefoils or, as many Eastern crowns azure.
Gatesby, county Leicester.
Ermine a fesse chequy or and gules.
Killoyne, county Mayo, 1724; Mayo, 1724.
Argent on a chevron azure between three cinquefoils gules a mullet of the field.
Clough House, county York.
Gules, on a chevron between three cinquefoils or, as many eastern crowns azure (confirmed 1835).
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The Hurst, Alfreton, county Derby.
Argent on a fesse engrailed sable, three cinquefoils or, in chief two squirrels sejant proper.
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Chambre Coat of Arms
Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.
Or, a cross ermines between four martlets azure on a chief of the last a serpent between two roses of the first.
Petton, county Salop.
Azure an armed arm embowed or, issuing from the sinister holding a red rose slipped and leaved proper.
Spratton, Northamptonshire.
Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils or.
Joun Cuamene, of Thurgaton, Sheriff of Norfolk, 1435.
Azure a key in pale between two mullets of six points fesswise or. Ma.
Halhead Hall, and Kendal, county Westmoreland.
Or, a cross ermines between four martlets rising sable on a chief (the arms of the city of Milan) azure a snake in pale — coronée devouring a child proper between two roses gules — A cock gules holding in his dexter claws three wheat ears or.
Oulston, county York. 1666.
Or, a cross ermines between four birds azure on a chief of thelast a serpent crowned devouring a woman or, between two roses gules.
Chamier Coat of Arms
Montelimart and Montauban.
Azure on a fess or, between three roses one and two argent barbed and seeded proper, a human heart gules between two branches in saltire, the one of palm the other of cypress, also proper.
Chamond Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Paly of six argent and azure a fesse'gules.
Chamondby Coat of Arms
Wilts.
Or, on a cross vert five mullets of the field.
Chamond, or Chaumond Coat of Arms
Trenworth-Chamond, and afterwards for several descents, of Launcells, county Cornwall, Visit. 1620.
Argent a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Champagné Coat of Arms
Portarlington, Ireland). Josias de Champagné, of Saintouge.
Azure a lizard extended in pale argent between three mullets, two and one, or, in chief a ducal! coronet of the last.
Champaigne Coat of Arms
quartered by Hussy, of Shapwick and Stourpayne, county Dorset.
Argent a fess sable.
Kent.
Or, a fret sable.
Champain, Bateman-Champain Coat of Arms
Halton Park, county Lancaster.
Sable fretty or, three pieces one way and five the other on a chief argent a demi lion rampant issuant gules.
Champaine Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent three bars wavy gules.
quartered by Turvite, of Thurlaston and Normanton, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Vairé argent and sable a canton gules it.
Champanty, Champaine, or Champaigne Coat of Arms
Thurlston, county Leicester.
Or, fretty sable.
Champayn Coat of Arms
Leicester.
Or, fretty sable on each joint a crosslet fitchée of the first.
Champayne Coat of Arms
Kent.
Or, three hounds passant gules.
Champernowne Coat of Arms
Clist Champernowne, county Devon, and formerly Bees, Ferrers, and Modbury, same county The first members sent to Parliament by the county of Cornwall having been William de Campo Arnulphi, and Reginald Beville.
Gules a saltire vair between twelve billets or.
Dartington, county Devon.
Arms, &c., as Champernowne of Clist, a crescent for difference.
Calcott, near Cricklade, county Wilts.
Gules a saltire vair between twelve crosses formée fitchée or.
Champeyne Coat of Arms
Champeyne in Duffield, county Derby: the coheirs m. Foucher and Daundelin.
Or, fretty sable.
Champion Coat of Arms
Berkshire and Essex.
Argent three trefoils slipped sable.
London.
Argent three trefoils slipped sable.
Essex.
Sable three trefoils slipped argent.
London.
Or, on a fesse gules between three trefoils slipped pean an eagle displayed of the first within a bordure engrailed azure charged with eight bezants.
Sir Richarp Cuamrion, Knt., Lord Mayor of London, 1565. Visit. London, 1568.
Or, on a fesse gules between three trefoils slipped ermines an eagle displayed of the field within a bordure engrailed of the second bezantée.
London.
Or, two wings conjoined and expanded sable between three trefoils slipped ermines on a chief gules an eagle displayed argent.
Champley Coat of Arms
the Crescent, Scarborough.
Gules three escallops or.
Champneis, or Champney Coat of Arms
Ufculum and Yarnscombe, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent a lion rampant gules a border engrailed. sable.
Champnes Coat of Arms
Yarnescombe.
Argent a lion rampant gules within a bordure engrailed sable.
Orchardleigh, county Somerset.
Per pale sable and argent a lion rampant gules.
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Champney Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent two fusils in pale (another, in fesse) gules.
Devonshire.
Argent a lion rampant gules.
London.
Sable a chevron or, between three crosses ermine.
Champneys Coat of Arms
Orchardley, county Somerset, baronet, extinct.
Per pale or and sable within a bordure engrailed counterchanged a lion rampant gules.
Puddle Town, county Dorset.
Per pale argent and sable a lion rampant guardant gules within a bordure engrailed counterchanged.
Kent.
Per pale argent and sable a lion rampant guardant per pale gules and or.
Hall Place and Ostenhanger, county Kent.
Per pale argent and sable within a bordure engrailed counterchanged a lion rampant gules.
Chance Coat of Arms
Birmingham, registered, College of Arms.
Gules a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent.
Chancey Coat of Arms
Essex, and Porton, county Norfolk.
Gules a cross botonnée or, on a chief azure a lion passant of the second.
Chancey, or Chanceys Coat of Arms
Edgcott, county Northampton.
Or, three (another, four) chevron engrailed gules.
Chancey, or Channsy Coat of Arms
Essex.
Or, a chevron between three eagles displayed gules.
Chancey, or Chauncey Coat of Arms
Sawbridgeworth, county Herts.
Gules a cross patonce argent on a chief azure a lion passant or.
Chandler Coat of Arms
London.
Argent two bendlets sable between five pellets in saltire.
London.
Chequy argent and gules on a bend sable three lions passant or.
Chandos Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Ermine a pile gules.
in the reign of Richard Il.
Gules a puise fitchée argent.
Sir Jonn Cuanpos one of the founder Knights of the Order of the Garter, his plate remains the eleventh on the Sovereign's side.
Argent a pile gules.
Baron Chandoz, summoned to Parliament 1357.
Or, a pile gules.
Chandoys, or Chandoz Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Or, a lion rampant gules tail forked.
Chandoz Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Or, on a pile between six stars gules three estoiles of the field.
Channell Coat of Arms
quartered by Sir Roger Ayscoven, Knt., of Nuttall, J. P., county Notts, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Visit. Notts.
Gules two chevrons and a border or.
Channelley Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Azure a fesse, indented, between three martlets or.
Chanticler Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Azure three cocks argent.
Chantrell Coat of Arms
quartered by Docron, of Docton, county Devon.
Argent three hounds passant sable.
Ockingham.
Argent a pelican in her nest vulning herself sable the nest or.
Chantrell, or Chauntrell Coat of Arms
Woodley, county Berks, Evizasbetu, dau. and co-heir of Ropert Chantrell, Esq., of Foxton, m. Epwarp Wittoucusy, Esq., of Grendon, county Notts, in the reign of Henry Viii. Visit. Notts.
Azure a pelican in her nest vulning herself argent.
Chanu Coat of Arms
Willaston, county Chester.
Lozengy, a bend fretty.
Chapan Coat of Arms
Martin, Hussingtree, county Worcester.
Argent two bars azure.
Chape, Chappe, or Chappes Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Gules a fesse wavy between six billets argent.
Chapell, or Chappell Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Per fesse argent and vert, a chaplet between four escallop shells, counterchanged.
Chaplin Coat of Arms
Blankney, county Lincoln.
Ermine on a chief indented vert, three griffins' heads erased or, quartering the arms and quarterings of Sir Joun Hamsy, as displayed on the knight's monument in Tathwell Church, county Lincoln, viz., second, azure three esquires' helmets or; third, per pale or and gules three mullets counterchanged; fourth, argent a cross invected gules in the first quarter an annulet of the second; fifth, or, a chevron between ten cross crosslets sable six and four.
Tathwell Hall, county Lincoln.
Arms, Quarterings, same as those of Cuapmn, of Blankney.
Weston, county Northampton.
Gules three covered cups between eight crosses crosslet fitchée argent.
Chaplin, or Chapelin Coat of Arms
London, and Stoneham, county Hants.
Ermine on a chief indented azure three griffins' heads, erased or.
Chapman Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged a canton of the second.
Stretton, county Gloucester.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged a canton of the second.
Thringston, county Leicester.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged a canton of the second.
Cambridgeshire.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged, on a chief of the second a unicorn's head couped between two leopards' faces or.
London.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged, on a chief of the second a unicorn's head couped between two leopards' faces or.
Lincoln.
Per chevron argent and azure a crescent between two leopards' heads in pale counterchanged.
Rainthorp Hall, county Norfolk.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent between two leopards’ faces in pale counterchanged, on a canton or, three trefoils of the second, all within a bordure gules and gold, charged with bezants and torteaux.
London.
Vert five plates in saltire.
London and Yorkshire.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged.
Highbury Park, county Middlesex.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged.
Hanging Aston, county Worcester.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged.
Yorkshire.
Vert a saltire engrailed and in chief a boar's head erased argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: as of Cambridge, adding a bordure gules.]
Yorkshire.
Per chevron argent and gules a cross counterchanged.
Epwarp Cuarman, of Resprin, county Cornwall.
Per chevron argent and gules a crescent counterchanged.
Whithy, county York, Woodford, county Essex, and London.
Per chevron ermine and gules a crescent counterchanged in chief three annulets of the second.
granted, in 1573, to Joun Cuarman, of London.
Per chevron argent and gules in chief three leopards' faces of the second and in base a crescent or.
Sir Joun Cuapman, of West Hampnett, Sussex, 1634.
Per chevron gules and argent a crescent counterchanged, a canton ermine.
Frewen Hall, county Oxford, and Hill End, county Chester: Joun Cuapman, Esq. of Hill End, county Chester, and Carlecotes, county York.
Per chevron or, and azure a crescent between three mullets pierced, all counterchanged.
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Chappell Coat of Arms
London.
Or, an anchor in pale sable.
Chard Coat of Arms
registered to Wittiam Waeeaton Carp, Esq., of Pathe House, county Somerset.
Argent on a chevron azure between two partridges proper in chief and in base a greyhound courant sable a garb between two buglehorns stringed or.
Chardelow Coat of Arms
Spratling, county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet fitchée azure.
Chardin Coat of Arms
Benley Park, county Leicester.
Argent a chevron azure in - chief two roses gules barbed vert in base an eagle close of the second.
Chark Coat of Arms
London.
Sable on a pale argent a Greek upsilon (W) gules.
Charles Coat of Arms
Tavistock, county Devon.
Ermine (another, argent) on a chief wavy gules an eagle displayed or.
Devonshire.
Barry nebulée of eight or and sable.
London.
Ermine on a chief gules five lozenges in fesse of the field.
Norfolk.
Ermine on a chief gules three mascles (another, lozenges) of the first.
Stratford, county Warwick, and Norfolk.
Ermine on a chief gules five lozenges in fesse of the field.
Charlesworth Coat of Arms
granted to Joseph Charlesworth, Esq., of Lofthouse House, county York.
Ermine a chevron azure fretty or, between in chief two eagles displayed sable and in base a mascle of the second.
Charlet Coat of Arms
Hill and Moor, formerly of Cleeve Priory, county Worcester.
Or, a lion rampant vert within a bordure engrailed azure.
Charleton Coat of Arms
Guissons, county Sussex.
Ermine on a bend sable three pheons argent.
Hesleyside, county Northumberland.
Or, a lion rampant gules.
Charleton-Lechmere Coat of Arms
Lea Hall, county Northumberland.
Armsas Cuartton, of Ludford.
Charlett Coat of Arms
Hanley Court, county Worcester.
Gules a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed argent.
Charlett, Newport-Charlett Coat of Arms
the late James Wakeman Newport assumed the additional name and arms of Cuarlett in 1821, on the death of his cousin Richard Bourne Cuartett, Esq., of Elmley Castle, county Worcester, High Sheriff, 1785.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a lion rampant within a border engrailed argent, for Charlett; second and third, argent a fesse between three crescents sable, for Newport.
Charlis Coat of Arms
quartered by Whaddon, of Plymouth. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent a chevron sable guttée d'eau.
Charlston Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent on a cross vert five eagles displayed or (another, three eagles displayed of the field).
Essex.
Argent on a. chevron vert three eagles displayed of the field (another, sable).
Charlton Coat of Arms
Apley Castle, and Wytheford Hall, county Salop. Rosert Charleton, of Apley. was.
Or, a lion rampant gules a sinister canton, quarterly, first and fourth, gules ten bezants, four, three, two, and one, for Zouch; second and third, azure on a mount vert a lion passant guardant or, for Firz-Ager.
Ludford, county Hereford, and Witton, county Salop, baronet extinct, 1784.
Or, a lion rampant gules.
Lecumere - Cuartton, Hanley Castle, county Worcester, and Ludford, county Hereford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a lion rampant gules, for Cuarttron; second and third, gules a fesse or, in chief two pelicans vulning themselves of the last, for Lecumere.
Chilwell, county Nottingham, resident about the middle of the fifteenth century.
Azure on a chevron or, between three swans argent as many cinquefoils gules, quartering Sharpe, Strey, Dannet, Welles, and Orton.
Fun. Ent. of Captain Epwarp Charerton, born at Hockhope, county Northumberland.
Or, a lion rampant gules armed and langued azure on a canton argent a cross of the second a fleur-de-lis for difference.
Nicnoxas; Notts; Notts.
Azure a chevron or, between three swans argent.
Charnell Coat of Arms
Warwickshire, and Muston, county Leicester.
Azure a cross engrailed or.
Fun. Ent. of Jon Cwarne ct, a London merchant, d. in Dublin 11 Aug., 1624.
Azure a cross engrailed or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Warwickshire and Staffordshire.
Gules a fesse between two. chevron ermine.
Charnells Coat of Arms
Snareston, county Leicester.
Gules a fesse ermine between two chevrons or.
Leicestershire.
Vert a fesse ermine between two chevrons or.
Leicestershire.
Azure a saltire engrailed or, a label! gules.
Snarkeston, county Leicester.
Azure a cross engrailed or.
confirmed by the Deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Sir Witt1aAm Cuarneccs, Knt., of Elmsthorp, county Warwick, great.
Azure a cross engrailed or.
Warwickshire.
Argent a cross engrailed gules.
Leicestershire.
Gules two chevrons within a bordure or.
Worcester, at Bracy, Macclesfield.
Azure a cross engrailed or, in the first quarter a mullet for difference.
Charnels Coat of Arms
Leicestershire.
Azure a fesse ermine between three chevrons or.
Charnock Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Sable on a bend argent three crescents of the field.
Charnocke Coat of Arms
Charnocke, county Lancaster, seated there as early as the reign of King John. The representation.
Argent on a bend sable three crosses crosslet of the first. Cres'—A lapwing proper.
Layland, county Lancaster, 1567.
As Charnocke, of Charnocke, with a mullet sable in sinister chief for difference.
Charnocke, or Chernocke Coat of Arms
Hulcot, county Bedford.
Argent on a bend sable three crosses crosslet of the first. Cres'—A lapwing proper.
Charter Coat of Arms
Bishop's Lydiard, county Somerset.
Per pale azure and argent a bend engrailed between two escallops all counterchanged.
Chartsey Coat of Arms
Kent.
Azure a bend between three hawks' head. erased argent P.
Chase Coat of Arms
Much Hadham, Herts.
Gules four crosses patonce two and two argent on a canton or, a lion passant azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: crosses flory.]
Chasey Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Gules a griffin segreant or, on a chief ermine three fusils sable.
Chastellayne Coat of Arms
Essex.
Azure a fesse or.
Chastillon Coat of Arms
impaled with Valence on the seal of Mary DE Seynpoul, Countess of Pembroke, 1347, foundress of Pembroke College, Oxford.
Gules three pallets vair on a chief or a label azure.
Chatcher, or Catcher Coat of Arms
London.
See Catcner.
Chater Coat of Arms
Chasthall, county York.
Azure a chevron ermine between three annulets argent on a chief or, as many martlets gules.
Yorkshire.
Per bend indented azure and argent three cinquefoils counterchanged.
Chatham Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Sable a cross flory argent.
Chatterton Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Gules a cross potent or.
impaled by Wittiam Howewr, Esq., of Eynsham, county Oxford.
Argent a griffin rampant gules a border engrailed azure.
Chatto Coat of Arms
Potts-Chatto; Carlton House Terrace and Lincoln’s Inn, Middlesex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a bend engrailed argent between two castles or, for Chatto; second and third, gules two bars indented in chief as many fleurs-de-lis or, a bend vair, for Potts.
Chattock Coat of Arms
quartered by Percy, county Dorset. Visit. Dorset, 1565.
Or, a fesse gules between three gads proper.
Cornetius Cuartock, Esq., of King's Norton, county Worcester.
Gules an inescutcheon argent charged with a plain cross of the field within an orle of martlets of the second.
Chaucer Coat of Arms
Georrrey Chaucer, of Woodstock, the father of English Poetry.
Per pale argent and gules a bend counterchanged.
London.
Per pale argent and gules a bend counterchanged.
Suffolk.
Argent on a chief gules a lion rampant of the field.:.
formerly of Cateshill, in the parish of Bromsgrove, county Worcester.
Sable a chevron between three anchors or.
Chaucombe Coat of Arms
Warwickshire.
Sable a lion rampant argent crowned or.
Chaunceler Coat of Arms
Brafferton, county Durham.
Or, three parroquets vert.
Chauncy Coat of Arms
Northamptonshire.
Or, three chevrons engrailed gules.
Green End, Little Munden, county Hertford.
Gules a cross patonce argent on a chief or, a lion passant azure quartering Chancy, ancient.
Chaunstor Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Sable a cross moline between twelve billets or.
Chaury Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1494.
Argent on a chevron sable between three birds azure as many annulets or.
Chawcombe Coat of Arms
Wiltshire.
Or, on a cross vert five mullets argent (another, one mullet).
Chawner Coat of Arms
Newton Manor House, near Alton, county Hants, and of Muslane, county Derby.
Sable a chevron between three cherubins' heads or.
Chawney Coat of Arms
London.
Or, on a chevron sable between three birds azure, membered gules as many martlets of the field.
Yorkshire.
Gules a cross patonce argent on a chief or, a lion passant azure.
Chaworth Coat of Arms
Alfreton, county Derby.
Azure two chevrons or.
Kempsford, county Gloucester.
Azure two chevrons or.
Annesley, county Nottingham.
Barry of sixteen argent and gules an orle of martlets sable.
Feudal Barons. Paty pp Cuawortx was one of the Barons Marchers 2 Henry Ili., 1217.
Barry of ten or and gules an orle of martlets sable.
Lord Chaworth. Tuomas pE Chaworth was 'Summoned to Parliament, 1299, but the summons was not continued to any of his descendents.
Azure two chevrons or.
Chawry Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent on a chevron. sable between three birds gules (another, azure) as many annulets or.
Chawser Coat of Arms
borne by Theosatp Cuhawser; Notts, temp; Visit, Notts.
Per pale or and gules a bend counterchanged.
Chawsy Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Argent a chevron gules within a bordure sable bezantée.
Chaytor Coat of Arms
Butterby, Durham.
Per fesse dancettée argent and azure three cinquefoils counterchanged.
Croft, Yorkshire, bart.
Per bend dancettée argent and azure four quatrefoils, two and two, counterchanged.
Spennithorne Hall, county York.
Per bend dancettée argent and azure three cinquefoils, two in chief and one in base counterchanged, quartering the ensigns of Clervavx.
Checkley Coat of Arms
from a monument in Alwalton Church, Hunts, 1680.
Argent a chevron sable between three cinquefoils gules.
Chedioke, or Chidioke Coat of Arms
Westbury, county Wilts.
Sable on a chevron between three talbots' heads erased argent as many fleurs-de-lis of the first within a bordure engrailed of the second.
Chedle Coat of Arms
Chedle, or Cheadle, county Chester.
Argent a fesse dancettée gules.
Chedleworth Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Or, on a chevron gules three martlets argent.
Chedworth Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules a chevron between three martlets argent.
Joun Cuepwortn, Bishop of Lincoln, 1452-71. Ayms, in the Hall of University College, Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Azure a chevron between three foxes' heads erased or.
Cheecke Coat of Arms
London, 1616.
Argent three crescents gules.
Cheek Coat of Arms
Abingdon, county Berks.
Argent three cinquefoils, per pale vert and gules.
Sir Joun Cuexe, or Curex, Knt., preceptor to Edward VL., ancestor of Cuzex, of Evesham, county Worcester.
Argent three crescents gules.
Cheeke Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a fesse vairé or and gules between three water-bougets azure.
Cheeke, or Cheke Coat of Arms
Burton, county Somerset, and Suffolk.
Ermine on a chief sable three lozenges (another, fusils) or.
Suffolk.
Or, a cock gules beaked sable.
Cheek, or Cheeke Coat of Arms
Motstone, Isle of Wight.
Argent three crescents gules.
Cheere Coat of Arms
Passworth Hall, county Cambridge.
Quarterly, erminoig and gules; in the first quarter an escallop sable over alla label of five points azure.
Westminster.
Quarterly, erminois and gules over all a label of five points azure.
Cheese Coat of Arms
Huntington, county Hereford.
Azure a lion rampant or, quarterly with Warxrns, viz., gules a chevron between three spears” heads embrued argent.
Cheesman Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per chevron embattled sable and argent three mullets counterchanged, all within a bordure engrailed ermine.
Cheetham Coat of Arms
Rycroft House, Rochdale, and Brooklyn, Heywood, both in county Lancaster.
Argent a griffin segreant gules over all three bars invected sable each charged with five bezants.
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Josnva Miyz Cueetuam, Fsq., of Singleton House, Broughton, Manchester, J. P.
Argent gutté de sang a cross parted and fretty sable between, in the first and fourth quarters a griffin segreant, in the second a fleam, and in the third a cross potent all of the second.
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Cheffield Coat of Arms
Rutlandshire.
Gules a fesse between six fleurs-de-lis or.
Cheike Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent a cock gules armed, crested, and jelloped sable.
Cheke Coat of Arms
Bruton, county Somerset, and London.
Ermine on a chief sable three fusils or.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 13 (unnumbered)
Cheldeworth Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a chevron between three martlets gules.
Cheldon Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Azure a cross or.
Chelsum Coat of Arms
Droxford.
Sable a fesse engrailed between three garbs argent.
Chenduit Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Azure a chevron or, a label gules.
Bodannan, Cornwall.
Gules four lozenges conjoined in fess argent each charged with an escallop sable.
Chenerton, or Chinerton Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent on a mount in base vert a castle triple-towered and portcullis sable.
Cheney Coat of Arms
Sherland, in the Isle of Sheppey. Lord Cheney.
Azure six lions Rampant. argent a canton ermine These were the arms of Sherland and adopted by the Cheneys, on the marriage with the heiress. The original coat of Cheney was, ermine on a bend sable three martlets, or.
Lord Cheney, of Toddington, Sir Henry Cheney, Knt., of Toddington, was summoned to Parliament 1572, d. 8. p. 1587.
Ermine on a bend sable three martlets or.
Yoxall, county Stafford, and Monyash, county Derby.
Azure six lions rampant argent a canton ermine. These were the arms of Sherland and adopted by the Cheneys, on the marriage with the heiress. The original coat of Cheney was, ermine on a bend sable three martlets, or.
Higham, county Kent, and Warblington, county Sussex.
Azure six lions rampant argent a canton ermine. These were the arms of Sherland and adopted by the Cheneys, on the marriage with the heiress. The original coat of Cheney was, ermine on a bend sable three martlets, or.
Badger Hall, county Salop.
Azure six lions rampant argent a canton ermine. These were the arms of Sherland and adopted by the Cheneys, on the marriage with the heiress. The original coat of Cheney was, ermine on a bend sable three martlets, or.
Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, 1562-79.
Argent on a chevron azure a coney passant between two fishes haurient of the first on a chief chequy of the first and second a pale of the last charged with a rose or.
Chesham Boys, county Bucks.
Chequy or and azure a fesse gules fretted argent.
Up-Ottery, county Devon, in the reign of Edward IV.
Gules four fusils in fess argent each charged with an escallop sable.
Wollaton, Cheshire.
Chequy or and azure a fess gules fretty of the first.
Peckham, of Oxford, impaled Cheney, in the Crown Tnn, Aylesbury. Visit. Oxon.
Argent a fesse between four martlets, three in chief and one in base, gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with fess fretty ermine quartering gules a lion rampant sable.]
quartered by Harsortett, of Eglington, county Rutland.
Gules five fusils conjoined in fess argent each charged with an escallop sable.
Chenouth Coat of Arms
descended from Jounn Trevelisick, county Cornwall.
Sable on a fess or, three Cornish choughs' heads proper.
Cheny Coat of Arms
Seaton, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland.
Chequy argent and azure a fess gules fretty or, quartering argent a lion rampant gules.
Chenydoyt, or Cheyndutt Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Azure a chevron or.
Cheoke, or Chook Coat of Arms
Berkshire.
Argent three cinquefoils azure pierced gules.
Cherington Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Argent a chevron between three rams' heads erased sable.
Chernoke Coat of Arms
Chester.
Sable on a bend argent three crescents of the first.
Cherry Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three annulets gules.
London.1604.
Argent on a chevron engrailed between three annulets gules a fleur-de-lys, for difference.
Shottesbrovke, county Berks.
Armsas the preceding.
Chersey Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a wolf salient gules holding in the mouth a fish proper.
Chesby Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Argent two bends gules a canton ermine.
Chesedon Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire.
Argent on a chevron sable an eagle displayed or, between two martlets of the field.
Cheselborne Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire.
Azure a chevron between three eagles' heads, erased or.
Cheseldon Coat of Arms
Holcombe, county Devon.
Or, on a chevron gules three martlets argent.
Dorsetshire.
Argent on a chevron sable three martlets of the field.
Cheseldon, or Cheseldyne Coat of Arms
Chippisham, county Rutland.
Argent a chevron between three crosses moline gules.
Cheselton, or Cheselden Coat of Arms
Uppingham, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
A chevron between three crosses moline.
Chesham Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Vert on an inescutcheon argent a stag's head cabossed gules.
Chesham Boys; Sir Taomas Cueney, Knt., of Cheney, Bucks, living temp.
Vert on an inescutcheon argent a stag's head cabossed gules.
Cheshire Coat of Arms
Dublin; Henry Cheshire, some time Sheriff of Dublin, d. 5 Oct., 1622, Fun.
Azure on a bend between two arrows argent three fusils gules.
Cheslin Coat of Arms
London.
Gules on a bend embattled argent three towers triple-towered sable.
London.
Argent on a bend embattled, counterembattled gules three towers triple-towered of the field.
Chesman Coat of Arms
Middlesex.
Per fesse embattled argent and sable three mullets counterchanged.
Chesshyre Coat of Arms
Little Easton, county Essex.
Gules two lions' gambs chevronways between three hawks' lures or.
Chester Coat of Arms
Royston, county Cambridge, and Cockenhatch, county Herts.
Ermine on a chief sable a griffin passant argent.
Bush Hall, county Hertford.
Ermine on a chief sable a griffin passant argent.
Blabie, county Leicester.
Ermine on a chief sable a griffin passant argent.
Sir Wittiam Cuester, Lord Mayor of London, 1560. Visit. London.
Per pale argent and sable a chevron engrailed between three rams' heads erased, horned or, all counterchanged within a bordure engrailed gules bezantée.
Chicheley, Bucks, baronet, created 1619.
Per pale argent and sable a chevron engrailed between three rams' heads erased, horned or, all counterchanged within a bordure engrailed gules bezantée.
Chicheley, Bucks.
Per pale argent and sable a chevron engrailed between three rams' heads erased, horned or, all counterchanged within a bordure engrailed gules bezantée. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Bacor.]
Earls Palatine.
: Azure a wolf's head erased argent (Ricuarp, his son): Gules a wolf's head erased argent within an orle of cross crosslets or. (Gernons): Or, a lion Rampant. gules (Mescuines): Azure six garbs or, three, two, and one (another, azure three garbs or).
Lee, county Essex.
Argent on a fesse gules three cutlasses erect of the first, hilts or.
Upley, county Essex.
Or, on a fesse gules three cutlasses argent pommelled of the field.
Amesbury, county Gloucester.
Gules a lion passant ermine between three hawks' lures argent.
quartered by Harincton, Lords Harrington, and Harzinoton, Baronet, of Ridlington, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland.
Azure three garbs or.
Chesterman Coat of Arms
Wiltshire and Oxfordshire.
Or, a griffin rampant with wings displayed gules within a bordure sable bezantée.
Cheston Coat of Arms
Mydethall, county Suffolk.
Gules three bars wavy, party per barry wavy or and ermine over all a saltire of the first.
Mildenhall, county Suffolk.
Gules three bars wavy, party per barry wavy or and ermine over all a saltire of the first.
Chestor Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire.
Gules a lion passant between three tassels argent.
Chesworth Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Per pale gules and argent a pale engrailed (another, plain) or.
Chetelton Coat of Arms
quartered by Buomuey of Holt Castle, county Worcester, in right of the marriage of Wivliam Bromtey, of Badington, with Annabella, sister and heiress of William DE Chetelton in the reign of Edward Ili.
Argent on a chevron gules three bezants, a border engrailed of the second.
Chetham Coat of Arms
Humrngey Curtuam, of Clayton, county Lancaster, the Manchester benefactor.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a gryphon segreant gules within a bordure sable bezantée; second, argent a chevron gules between three fleams or; third, gules a cross potent or.
Mellor Hall, county Derby.
Arms, as first quarter of Cuetham of Clayton.
Cheshire.
Sable a griffin segreant, wings displayed or, a bordure gules bezantée.
Ash, county. Derby.
Argent a chevron gules between three fleams or.
Fun. Ent. of Tuomas Cuetuam, of Nuthurst, county Lancaster and Hacketstown, county Dublin, d. 6 Dec., 1624.
Azure a chevron between three fleames or.
Chethum Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a chevron gules between three fleams sable.
Chetle Coat of Arms
city of Wighorn.
Argent a fess dancettée and in chief a crescent gules.
Chettle Coat of Arms
Wall House, county Worcester, Taomas Cheatle, of Worcester, gent., paid a fine to avoid knighthvod at the coronation of Charles I. Tuomas Cnetie of Wall House.
Argent a fess dancettée gules.
Suffolk.
Azure a hind passant argent.
Chettoke Coat of Arms
Dickleborough.
Azure a bull passant or.
Chetwode Coat of Arms
Oakley, county Stafford, baronet.
Quarterly, argent and gules four crosses patiée counterchanged.
Ansley Hall, county Warwick.
Quarterly, argent and gules four crosses patiée counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: Arme, quartering the ensigns of Luprorp, viz.—Azure on a chevron between three boars' heads couped or, as many fleurs-de-lis gules, and for distinction, a canton ermine.]
Chetwood Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Quarterly, argent and gules a cross formée counterchanged.
Buckinghamshire.
Argent a cross formée gules.
Chetwynd Coat of Arms
Viscount Chetwynd.
Azure a chevron between three mullets or.
Grendon, county Warwick, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a chevron between three mullets or; second and third, argent two chevrons gules.
Chetwynde Coat of Arms
Shropshire.
See Talbot. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Viscount Chetwynd, the mullets being pierced.]
Chetwynd-Talbot Coat of Arms
Earl of Shrewsbury.
See Talbot.
Chevalier, or Chevallier Coat of Arms
Jersey, and Aspall, Suffolk.
Azure a unicorn's head erased argent on a chief of the last, three sinister wings sable.
Chevall Coat of Arms
Herefordshire and Hertfordshire.
Azure three horses' heads couped argent bridled gules.
Visit. London, 1560.
Or, three nags' heads couped sable bridled argent.
Chevallier Coat of Arms
Aspal, county Suffolk.
Argent on a cross gules five escallops of the field.
Chevening Coat of Arms
Chevening, county Kent.
Vert, an eagle displayed argent beaked and armed gules.
Cheverell Coat of Arms
Wiltshire.
Argent three lions passant in pale sable.
Cheverell, or Cheverall Coat of Arms
Wiltshire.
Argent three lions rampant sable.
Cheverell, or Sacheverell Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire. The famous Dr. Henry Sacheverell was a member.
Argent on a saltire azure five water bougets or, a chief gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, Argent a chevron between three birds sable beaked and legged or.] [For this branch Burke specifies: viz.: Argent on a saltire azure five water bougets or, with a chief gules.]
Chew Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire and London.
Azure a catharine wheel or, between two griffins' heads erased argent.
Cheyne Coat of Arms
Chelaca, county Middlesex.
See Cnenzy.
Cheyney Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire.
Sable six martlets or, three, two, and one, a canton of the second.
Kent, and Woodley, county Berks.
Sable six martlets or, three, two, and one, a canton of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Cuenry, Lord Cheney, of Toddington.]
county Bedford.
Azure six lions rampant argent three and three.
county Berks.
Azure a hound passant between three crescents or. ?.
Buckinghamshire.
Argent a fesse gules in chief three martlets of the second.
county Berks.
Argent a fesse gules in chief three martlets of the second.
Drayton, county Buckingham.
Chequy or and azure a bend gules fretty ermine See Cheeneey.
county Cambridge.
Quarterly, argent and sable a bend lozengy gules (another, five lozenges in bend gules).
Cornwall.
Quarterly, argent and gules five fusils in bend sable.
Vincourt, county Devon.
Gules five (another, four) fusils in fesse argent on each an escallop sable.
county Somerset.
Barry wavy azure and argent three crescents or.
Cheshire.
Lozengy argent (another, or) and azure a bend gules fretty or.
Chibborne Coat of Arms
Essex.
Per pale argent and gules on a chevron between three gauntlets three roses all counterchanged.
Chibnall Coat of Arms
lilmersham, county Bedford, Astwood, county Buckingham, and county Northampton.
Azure two lions passant guardant or, between as many flaunches ermine.
Chiche Coat of Arms
In Sarsdons House, county Oxford. Visit. Oxford.
Azure three lions rampant argent (another, or).
Chichele Coat of Arms
borne by the eminent prelate of the reigns of Henry IV., V, and VI. Henry Cuicuere, Archbishop of Canterbury, and his brother.
Or, a chevron between three cinquefoils, gules.
Chichele, or Chichley Coat of Arms
Wimple, county Cambridge.
As the preceding.
Chicheley Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Or, a chevron between three trefoils slipped gules.
Chichester Coat of Arms
Raleigh, county Devon, bart.
Chequy or and gules a chief vair.
Arlington Court, county Devon, bart.
Quarterly, first, chequy or and gules a chief vair; second, barry of four gules and or, six trefoils slipped three and three argent, on a chief of the second a greyhound courant sable; third, quarterly, per fess indented argent and gules four crescents counterchanged; fourth, argent two bendlets wavy sable.
Hall, county Devon.
Chequy or and gules a chief vair.
Joun Horron Russet, Cuicuestse, Esq., of Wimpole-street and Lincoln's-inn.
Chequy or and gules a chief vair, for Chicnester, quartering sable a chevron between three roses argent barbed vert, for Hopron.
Devonshire.
Argent on a canton sable a standing cup covered of the field (another, the field ermine).
Lord Mayor of London, 1369.
Ermine on a chevron sable a covered cup argent.
Chichester, Earl of Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
See Pernam.
Chichester-Nagle Coat of Arms
Calverleigh Court, cv. Devon.
See Nacte. i.
Chickerin Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Argent on a chevron vert. three cockerells of the first, membered gules.
Chiderlegh Coat of Arms
Cornwall and Devonshire.
Or, on a chevron azure between three cormorants' heads erased sable, as Many acorns slipped of the field.
Chidhille Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Argent a fesse dancettée gules.
Chidiock Coat of Arms
Dorset.
Gules an inescutcheon between eight martlets in orle argent.
Chidley, or Chidelly Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Ermine three lions rampant gules.
Chilborne, or Chilbourne Coat of Arms
Essex.
Per pale argent and gules on a chevron engrailed between three gauntlets, as many cinquefoils, all counterchanged.
Child Coat of Arms
Karl of Tylney, extinct 1784.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a chevron ermine between three eaglets close argent; second and third, argent on a bend azure three escallops of the field.
Yaxley, county Hants and Middlesex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a chevron ermine between three eaglets close argent; second and third, argent on a bend azure three escallops of the field.
Newfield and Stallington Hall, county Stafford, bart.
Gules a chevron nebulée erminois between three eagles close argent in the centre chief point a mullet of six points or.
Lambeth and Streatham, county Surrey.
Gules on a chevron engrailed ermine between three eagles proper a serpent nowed between two ears of big wheat also proper.
Surat, East Indies, and Dervill, county Essex, baronet, created 1684.
Vert, two bars engrailed between three leopards' faces or.
Langley-Bury, county Hertford.
Azure a fesse embattled ermine between three eagles close or.
London and Worcestershire.
Gules a chevron engrailed ermine between three eagles close argent each gorged with a ducal coronet or.
Northwich.
Gules a fesse ermine between three doves argent.
London, and Newton, county Northampton.
Vert, two bars engrailed argent between three leopards' heads or.
quartered by Skerineton, of Skefington, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Ermine on a chief indented gules three escallops or.
Hooxe-Cuiup; Middlesex, upon his taking by royal licence, 1872, the name of Child, in addition to and after that of Hooke.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale gules and sable on a chevron invected argent between two eagles close in chief, and a leopard's face in base of the last three frets of the first, for Caild; second and second, or, a cross parted and fretty in the first and fourth quarters an escallop, and in the second and third quarters a fleur-de-lis all azure, for Hooke.
Childe Coat of Arms
Kinlet, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a chevron ermine between three eagles close argent, for Cuhilde; second, quarterly, per fesse indented ermine and azure, for Lacon; third, argent a saltire sable, for Baldwin.
Northwick, county Worcester. Visit. Worcester, 1634. Wiviiam Chilpe, of Northwick, d. 1633: he was.
Gules a chevron ermine between three eagles close argent.
Childers Coat of Arms
Cantley, county York.
Argent a cross humettée between four buckles, tongues erect gules.
Chilmick Coat of Arms
Ragdon, county Salop.
Vert, three lions rampant guardant or.
Chilton Coat of Arms
Wye, county Kent, and Cadiz, Spain.
Argent a chevron gules within a bordure gobonated or and azure.
Chilworth, or Childworth Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Or, on a chevron gules three martlets argent.
Chiner Coat of Arms
Worcestershire.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules.
Chinn Coat of Arms
Hampton Park, county Gloucester.
Barry of six vair and gules.
Chipman Coat of Arms
Bristol.
Argent a bend between six estoiles gules.
Chipnam Coat of Arms
Herefordshire.
Gules a chevron between three dolphins embowed argent.
Chippendale Coat of Arms
Leicestershire.
Azure two lion's gambs issuing out of the base of the escutcheon, and forming a chevron argent between the gambs a fleur-de-lis or.
Chippendall Coat of Arms
London.
Azure semée de lis or, the centre one sustained by two lions' gambs erased argent impaling Armitage, of Ireland.
Chippenham, or Chipman Coat of Arms
Herefordshire.
Gules on a chevron between three dolphins embowed, their tails in their mouths, argent an ermine spot sable.
Chippingdale Coat of Arms
Craven, county York.
Azure semée of fleurs-de-lis or, two lions' gambs erect and erased argent.
Chirchman Coat of Arms
county Salop.
Argent two bars sable in chief as many palets of the last.
Chiscott Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per pale argent and azure in dexter chief a castle gules.
Chisenhall Coat of Arms
Chisenhall, county Lancaster.
Arms, the same.
Chisenhall, or Ohisenal Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Argent three crosses crosslet botonnée fitchée within a bordure (sometimes engrailed) gules.
Chishull Coat of Arms
Essex.
Quarterly, argent and gules a cross pattée counterchanged.
Chislett Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per fess argent and azure a castle between four escallops counterchanged.
Chiswell Coat of Arms
London.
Argent two bars nebulée gules over all on a bend engrailed sable a rose between as many mullets or.
granted to Mcitman of Debben Hall, county Essex.
Quarterly, first and fourth, as the last; second and third, per pale argent and azure on the dexter side two palets sable over all a bend or, for Frenca.
Chittinge Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Quarterly, argent and azure on a bend gules between two talbots' heads erased of the first, three quatrefoils of the same.
Chester.
Quarterly. argent and azure on a bend gules three quatrefoils of the first.
Chittoke Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a bull passant azure.
Chitty Coat of Arms
Lora Mayor of London, 1760.
Gules a chevron ermine in chief three talbots' heads erased or.
Chitwin Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a chevron between three estoiles or.
Chivers Coat of Arms
Wiltshire.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules.
Chiverton Coat of Arms
Kerris, in St. Paul, county Cornwall.
Argent on a mount in base vert a tower triple-towered sable.
Trehunsey in Quithiock. Visit. 1690: of this line was Ricuagp Cuaiverton, Lord Mayor of London in 1658.
Argent on a mount in base vert a tower triple-towered sable.
Choare Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Barry of twelve argent and gules three martlets sable.
Choke Coat of Arms
Abingdon.
Gules three bars wavy argent.
Avington, county Berks.
Argent three cinquefoils per pale gules and azure.
Berkshire.
Argent three cinquefoils gules each charged with a hurt.
Cholmeley Coat of Arms
Easton Hall and Norton Place, county Lincoln, bart.
Gules two esquires' helmets in chief proper and a garb in base or.
Cheshire.
Gules two helmets in chief argent and a garb in base or.
borne by Sir Rocen Cuormetey, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, founder, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, of the free grammar school, Highgate, illegitimate.
Gules a sword in fesse (alluding to the sword of justice) between a helmet in chief and two garbs in base or.
Cheshire.
Gules three helmets argent (another, or).
Cholmeley, or Cholmondeley Coat of Arms
Kaston Hall and Norton Place, county Lincoln, bart.
Gules a fleur-de-lis or, issuing from the top of a crescent ermine between two helmets in chief and in base a garb of the second.
Cholmley Coat of Arms
Whitby and Roxby, county York, created a baronet 1641, extinct 1688:.
Gules two helmets in chief proper garnished or, in base a garb of the last.
Bransby, county York.
Gules two helmets in chief proper garnished or, in base a garb of the last. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a fleur-de-lis or, in a crescent ermine for difference.]
Whitby, and Hildenley, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules in chief two esquires' helmets in base a garb or, between the helmets a fleur-de-lis of the last issuant from a crescent ermine, for Cholmley; second and third, sable a chevron between three leopards' faces or, for Wentworth.
Ryple, county Worcester.
Gules in chief two helmets argent in base a garb or, on a fleur-de-lis of the last a crescent for difference.
Cholmley, or Cholmeley Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Gules a chevron argent between three helmets of the second.
Cholmondeley Coat of Arms
Marquess of Cholmondeley.
Gules in chief two helmets in profile argent and in base a garb or.
Baron Delamere.
Gules two esquires' helmets in chief proper in base a garb or.
Cholmondley Coat of Arms
Holford, county Chester.
Gules two helmets in chief and a garb in base a border engrailed all argent.
Cholwell, or Cholwill Coat of Arms
Lodesford, county Devon.
Argent on a bend sable three arrows or, feathered of the first, heads towards the chief.
Cholwich Coat of Arms
Cholwich, in Holberton, formerly and afterwards of Oldstone in Blackawson, and Farringdon House, county Devon: the co-heirs of Tuomas Cuotwicu, Esq., of Oldstone, m. Lear, Fowett, and Chotwicn.
Per pale or and argent three chevrons sable over all a file of as many lambeaux gules extending to the sides of the shield.
Cholwich, Lear-Cholwich Coat of Arms
exemplified to Tuomas WM. Lea, of Teignmouth, county Devon, on taking the additional name of Cuotwicu, 1835.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale erminois and ermine three chevroncels sable in chief a label of three points gules, for Cuotwicu; second and third, azure a fesse raguly between three unicorns' heads erased erminois, for Lear.
Cholwill, or Cholvile Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent on a bend azure three arrows or, feathered and headed of the first, their heads towards the chief.
Chorley Coat of Arms
Cheshire and Lancashire.
Sable a stag lodged argent.
Chorley, county Lancaster, and Leek, Stafford.
Argent a chevron gules between three blue bottles, slipped, proper.
Chowghton Coat of Arms
Kent.
Or, three swords in fesse azure.
Chowne Coat of Arms
Fairland, county Kent.
Sable three thatcher's hooks in fesse argent.
The Prospect Park, near Reading, county Berks.
Sable three thatchers' hooks in pale argent, quartering or, on a bend cotised between two garbs azure a mitre of the field, on a canton gules a rose argent, for Titson.
Fair Lawne, county Kent.
Sable three attires of a stag in pale argent.
Christ Church Coat of Arms
London.
Azure the representation of the Trinity argent being expressed by four plates, two in chief, one in the middle point, and one in base, conjoined to each other by an orle and a pall argent, on the centre plate is the word ''Deus,” on the dexter chief plate “' Pater,” on the sinister '' Filius,” and on the plate in the base the words “Sanctus Spiritus,” on the three parts of the pall the word “est,” and on each part of the orle the words ''non est.".
Christenshow Coat of Arms
quartered by Tuomas Dennis, Esq., 0 Menhenist, county Cornwall. Her. Visit. 1620.
Argent on a chevron between three birds' heads erased sable, as many acorns or.
Christian Coat of Arms
Unerigg Hall, county Cumberland.
Azure a chevron humettée between three covered cups or.
Christie Coat of Arms
Edaie, county Derby, 1866.
Or, a saltire wavy between four mullets pierced sable.
Preston Deanery, county Northampton.
Azure a lamb passant proper the dexter leg supporting in bend sinister a banner argent staff or, on a chief of the last a tower with two turrets between two gabions of the second.
Christmas Coat of Arms
Essex.
Gules on a fesse or, between three conies argent a crescent azure between two martlets sable.
London.
Gules on a fesse raguly argent three martlets sable a canton ermine.
Christopher Coat of Arms
London.
Per chevron wavy azure and erminois a chart of Chesterfield's Inlet between two estoiles in chief argent and on a mount in base vert a beaver passant proper.
Christy Coat of Arms
Apuldrefield, county Kent.
Or, on a saltire invecked sable between four mullets pierced azure asaltiererm.
Chubbe Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire.
Azure a cross or, between four bezants.
Chudleigh Coat of Arms
Ashton, county Devon, baronet.
Ermine three lions rampant gules.
Ireland.
Ermine three lions rampant gules.
Church Coat of Arms
borne by Henry Cuuncy, Esq., R. N., and Rev. Wittiam Caurcn, of Hampton, county Middlesex.
Gules a crosier reversed in bend sinister, surmounted by a sword in bend dexter proper on a chief argent a thistle leaved also proper.
Tunstall, county Salop, 1747.
Argent a fesse engrailed between three greyhounds' heads erased sable collared or.
Churchar Coat of Arms
Slingfield, county Sussex.
Chequy argent and sable on a bend gules three lions' heads erased or.
Churche Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent on a fesse engrailed between three greyhounds' heads erased sable collared or, as many trefoils slipped of the last.
Betton, county Salop.
Argent on a chevron gules between three greyhounds' heads erased sable as. many bezants.
Churchill Coat of Arms
settled in counties Devon, Somerset, and during the reigns of King John, Henry Iii., and Edward I. Visit. county Devon, 1620.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised with a bendlet gules.
Churchill, county Dorset.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised with a bendlet gules.
Srencer-Cuurcuitt, Duke of Marlborough.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a lion rampant argent on a canton of the last a cross gules, for Churchill; second and third, quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third quarters a fret or, over all on a bend sable three escallops of the first, for Spencer; and, as an honourable augmentation, in chief an escutcheon argent charged with the cross of St. George gules and thereon an escutcheon of the arms of France: viz., azure three fleurs-de-lis or; the whole arms borne upon an imperial eagle, asa Prince of the Holy Roman Empire; above the arms a princely coronet.
Churchill-Henbury, county Dorset, and Somersetshire.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised with a bendlet gules.
Colleton, and Alderholt Park.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised with a bendlet gules.
Churchman Coat of Arms
London.
Barry of four sable and argent on a chief of the second two pales of the first.
Churchman, or Chirchman Coat of Arms
Shropshire.
Argent two bars sable in chief as many pales of the second.
Church, or Churche Coat of Arms
Earls Colne, county Essex.
Gules a fesse or, in chief three sinister gauntlets proper.
Churchward Coat of Arms
Dimonp Churchward; Devon.
Gules on a fess argent a fleur-delis between two lozenges of the first in chief a stag trippant of the second.
Churley Coat of Arms
Kent.
Paly of six or and. azure a canton ermine.
Churton Coat of Arms
Shropshire.
Argent a chevron between three rams' heads erased gules attired or.
Whitchurch, county Salop.
Ermine two chevronels gules between four rams' heads erased three in chief and one in base sable armed or.
Morannedd, Ryhl, county Flint, Joun Cuurton, Esq., of Morannedd, High Sheriff 1875; Salop.
Ermine two chevronels gules between four rams' heads erased, three in chief and one in base sable armed or.
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Chute Coat of Arms
ccs. Somerset, Kent, and Hants.
Gules three swords barways, the points towards the dexter proper pomels and hilts or.
Surrenden, county Kent.
Gules semée of mullets or, three swords barways proper the middle-most encountering the other two; a canton per fesse argent and vert, thereon a lion of England.
Sir Gzorce Cuewrte, or Cuurs, of Stockwell, county Surrey.
Gules three swords in pale, points to the dexter proper, pomels and hilts or, within an orle of mullets of the last.
Chute, Wiggett-Chute Coat of Arms
The Vine, county Hants, and Pickenham Hall, county Norfolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules three swords barways, the points towards the dexter proper, pomels and hilts or, for Chute; second and third, ermine three mullets, two and one, azure pierced gules; on a chief wavy sable & dove reguardant proper, for Wiccett.
Ci surnames
Cipriani Coat of Arms
London.
Or, an eagle displayed sable crowned gules within a bordure azure charged with three fleurs-de-lis in chief of the first.
Circester Coat of Arms
Warwickshire.
Argent a chevron azure a label gules.
Cizelley Coat of Arms
Barking, county Essex.
Azure on a chevron between three stags trippant argent as many fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Cl surnames
Clabrock, or Cleybroke Coat of Arms
Kent and Middlesex.
Argent a cross pattée gules.
Clack Coat of Arms
Herefordshire, and Wallingford, county Berks.
Gules an eagle displayed ermine within a bordure engrailed erminois.
Clagett Coat of Arms
Kent and London.
Ermine on a fesse sable three pheons or.
Clambow, or Clanebowe Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Paly of six or and azure on a fesse gules three mullets with six points of the first.
Clamond Coat of Arms
Lansells, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis gules.
Cland, or Clande Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent on a bend gules three escallops or.
Clanny Coat of Arms
Bishop Wearmouth, county Durham.
Argent two lions passant guardant in pale gules quartering Mitchell.
Clapcott Coat of Arms
Winterborn Abbas.
Azure on a chevron or, between three herons argent as many hurts.
Clapham Coat of Arms
London and Northampton.
Argent on a bend azure cotised gules six fleurs-de-lis or, two, two, and two.
Burley Grange, county York.
Argent on a bend azure six fleurs-de-lis or, two, two, and two.
Warwickshire and Yorkshire.
Argent on a bend sable six fleurs-de-lis or, two and two.
Barnstaple, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent on a bend azure six fleurs-de-lis or, two, two, and two.
Clare Coat of Arms
Earls of Hereford and Gloucester, and Lords of Clare, extinct 1313.
Or, three chevrons gules.
county Gloucester.
Or, three chevrons gules.
county Leicester.
Or, three chevrons gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a bordure azure bezantée.]
Shropshire.
Or, three chevrons gules within a bordure engrailed azure.
Caldwell Hall, Kidderminster; Worcester, 1682-3.
Or, three chevrons gules within a bordure engrailed azure.
Rover Craze, of Dublin; Herts, d. 20 June, 1639.
Or. three chevronels ermines.
Clare Hall Coat of Arms
Cambridge.
Argent three chevrons gules, for Clare; impaling or, a cross gules, for Bsvis, all within a bordure sable guttée d'or.
Clarell Coat of Arms
Tickhill; Tickhill, afterwards of Aldwark, Yorkshire.
Gules six martlets argent three, two, and one.
Clarenaulx Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Sable a saltire or, a mullet in chief argent.
Clargeis Coat of Arms
Middlesex.
Barry of ten argent and azure on a canton sable a ram's head couped of the first, armed with four horns or. [For this branch Burke specifies: the ram's head erased of the first, &c.]
Clarges Coat of Arms
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, county Middlesex, baronet, since of Aston, near Stevenage, county Hertford, and Bitchfield Hall, county Lincoln, extinct 1834. Anns sister of Sir Thomas, Cranges, Knt., father of the first baronet.
Barry of ten argent and azure on a canton sable a ram's head couped of the first, armed with four horns or.
Sir Tuomas Cuarces, of London. Smith's Ordinary.
Azure a fleur-de-lis or, a border of the last verdy of roses gules.
Clark Coat of Arms
Bridwell, in Halberton, county Devon.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans proper.
Buckland Tout Saints, county Devon.
Ermine a lion rampant azure on a chief sable a leopard's face argent between two crosses crosslet or.
Bellsfield, Trowbridge, and Cumberland, Bradford, Wilts.
Or on a bend between two crosses moline gules three swans argent.
Bishop Wearmouth, county Durham.
Argent on a bend engrailed gules three swans proper.
Werk, county Northumberland.
Argent on a chevron between three dragons' heads erased azure as many roses or.
Belford, county Northumberland.
Ermine on a chevron embattled counterembattled between three dragons' heads erased azure a chaplet between two roses or.
Sir James Crank, Baronet, M. D., of St. George's, Hanover Square, First Physician in Ordinary to Her Majesty.
Gules a fesse chequy argent and azure between two crescents in chief and a lion passant guardant in base or.
Thornbury, county Gloucester, London, and Wells and Long Sutton, county Somerset.
Gules two bars argent in chief three cinquefoils ermine.
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Trowbridge, Wilts, page 198.
[Supplementary family note: Burke corrects the residence names to Bellefield, Trowbridge, and Cumberwell, near Bradford, county Wilts, and refers to the main entry on printed page 198. No new shield blazon is printed here.]
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Frepericx Ciarx, Esq., Great Cumberland Place, London, D. L., county Hereford.
Per pale or and argent on a bend engrailed plain cotised gules between four pellets, a rose between two swans close of the second.
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Clarke Coat of Arms
Ardington, Berks.
Argent on a fesse between three (sometimes six) crosses pattée sable three plates.
Duke's Bridge House, Bungay Boyscott, county Suffolk.
Argent on a bend gules between three torteaux as many swans proper.
Enfield.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans proper a canton sinister azure charged with a demi ram mounting argent armed or, between two fleurs-de-lis in chief of the last on it a dexter baton argent.
Bridwell House, county Devon.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans proper.
Northamptonshire.
Argent on a bend gules between three ogresses as many swans proper.
Spaldington, county York.
Azure three escallops in pale argent between two flaunches ermine.
Dunham Lodge, Norfolk, bart.
Argent on a bend cotised gules between three annulets a. as many swans of the first.
Shirland, county Nottingham, bart.
Gules three swords erect in pale argent hilts or.
Bedfordshire.
Per chevron azure and argent in chief three leopards' heads or, in base an eagle displayed gules.
Dundon, county Buckingham.
Per chevron azure and argent three eagles displayed counterchanged in chief a leopard's face or.
Snailwell, county Cambridge, created baronet 1698, extinct 1806.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure a mullet argent.
Hyde Hall, county Chester, as borne by the descendants of Grorce Clarke, Esq., Lieut.-Governor of New York (.
Azure three escallopsin pale or, between two flaunches ermine quartering the Arms of Hype.
Somersall; Derby: the last male heir, Gopfrey Bagnall Clarke, Esq., d. in 1786, his sister and heir m.
Azure three escallops or, between two flaunches ermine.
county Gloucester, and London, 1586.
Or, two bars azure in chief three escallops of the second.
county Hereford. Her. Coll.
Argent a chevron between three lions rampant vert.
county Essex.
Argent on a fesse sable between two chevrons of the second three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Bridgar, county Kent.
Ermine three pales wavy sable.
Ford, counties Kent and Essex.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure a cinquefoil of the first.
Kent.
Gules on a fesse engrailed or, between three cinquefoils ermine two swans' necks erased sable beaked gules on their necks three guttées d'argent fesseways.
Kingsdown House, county Kent.
Azure a chevron argent between three swans proper.
Kent.
Barry of four vert and gules three plates.
Kent.
Ermine on a fesse gules three bezants.
Kent.
Sable two pales wavy ermine.
Handsworth, county Stafford, formerly of Lincolnshire.
Ermine on a fesse gules three bezants on a canton of the second a stag's head cabossed argent.
Creeton, Lincoln, 1640.
Gules a saltire engrailed between three horses' heads couped one in chief and two in fesse or.
Summer Hill, county Lancaster.
Azure three escallops in pale or and two flaunches ermine on a chief argent three lions rampant of the first quartering ermine on a bend gules three annulets or, on a chief azure three leopards' heads affrontée erased of the third.
Hampshire.
Argent three escallops in pale between two flaunches azure guttée d'or, on a chief of the second a bull's head couped of the third, between two martlets of the first.
Shrewsbury.
Azure three escallops in pale or, between two flaunches ermine on a chief argent three lions rampant guardant of the field.
London.
Sable on a bend engrailed argent three lozenges of the first.
London.
Sable on a pale argent the letter Y gules.
London.
Argent on a bend engrailed azure a cross crosslet fitchée or.
London.
Gules two bars argent in chief three cinquefoils of the last.
London.
Per fesse argent and gules a pale counterchanged, three greyhounds' heads erased of the second.
Middlesex.
Gules three bars vert, in chief as many plates.
Werk, county Northumberland.
See Clark.
Sir Joun Cuarxe, of Stamford, Sheriff of Northamptonshire, in the reign of Henry Viii.
Azure fretty argent.
Oxfordshire.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans proper for augmentation a canton sinister azure thereon a demi ram mounting of the first, armed or, between two fleurs-de-lis of the last, over all a dexter baton of the second.
county Somerset and London.
Or, two bars azure in chief three escallops gules.
county Hereford.
Gules two bars argent in chief three escallops or.
county Somerset.
Per chevron or and gules three lions' heads erased counterchanged.
counties Somerset and Devon.
Sable three plates.
Kettleston, county Suffolk.
Argent a chevron between three griffins' heads erased sable on a chief of the last three mascles of the first.
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Or, two bars azure over all a nag's head erased argent in chief three escallops gules.
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Ermine on a bend engrailed sable three conger eels' heads erased argent collared with a bar gemel gules.
East Bareholt, county Suffolk.
Or, two chevrons gules a canton of the last charged with an escallop of the field.
county Suffolk.
Gules an inescutcheon between four lions rampant argent.
county Northampton.
Per pale gules and or, a bend and border counterchanged.
Ashgate and Norton Hall, county Derby.
Gules a bear rampant argent collared of the field between three mullets of the second.
Elm Bank, Leatherhead, county Surrey.
Gules a bear rampant ermine gorged with an eastern crown or, between three mullets pierced argent.
Norfolk.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure a mullet argent.
Welton-place, county Northampton.
Argent on a bend gules between three torteaux as many swans argent.
Ockley, county Surrey.
Per fesse argent and azure on a fesse sable between three crosses pattée in chief of the last, and a heron in base of the first, three plates.
Salford, county Warwick. See Woopcnurca. These arms were confirmed as a quartering by the Deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Sir Son Crarxe, 10th in descent from Clarxe Woopcuurca.
Gules three swords in pale argent.
Westminster, county Middlesex, and Yorkshire.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure an escallop argent.
Yorkshire.
Argent on a bend engrailed azure a cross crosslet or.
Knedlington, county York.
Argent on a chevron gules between three wolves' heads erased azure as many roses Of the field, on a canton sable a lion's head erased or.
Yorkshire.
Or, a bend engrailed azure.
Berks: granted to Jonn Cremer Crarxe, Esq., of Waste Court, Abingdon, county Berks, M. P. for Abingdon, and J. P. for that borough.
Vert on a bend ermine cottised or, between three crosses pattée argent as many swans of the third.
granted by St. George, Ulster, to Samuel Cranks, Attorney-General to James, Duke of York.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans of the first, for augmentation, on a sinister canton of the second a lion passant guardant or, between two flaunches ermine.
Sir Wini1am Jonn Crarke, Baronet, of Rupertswood, Colony of Victoria.
Or two bars azure between four escallops three in chief, and one in base gules with two flaunches of the second.
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Waste Court, Abingdon, county Berks.
Vert on a bend ermine cotised or, between three crosses pattée argent as many swans of the third.
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Clarkeson Coat of Arms
county Notts.
Vert a stag trippant or (another, proper).
Clarkson Coat of Arms
Kenton, county Nottingham. Visit. Notts.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three annulets or.
Freperick Scipio Crarxson, Esq., of London.
Argent on a bend between two trefoils slipped sable three lozenges of the field.
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Clavel, Clavell, or Claville Coat of Arms
county Dorset, 1623.
Argent on a chevron sable three caps of maintenance argent.
Claver Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Sable a bar gemel or, between three towers triple-towered argent.
Clavering Coat of Arms
Baron Ciavering, Rosert Fitz Rooer.
Quarterly, or and gules over all a bend sable.
Axwell Park, county Durham, baronet.
Quarterly, or and gules a bend sable.
Essex.
Quarterly, or and gules a bend sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: the bend charged with three mullets argent.]
Callaly Castle, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, or and gules a bend sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: the bend charged with three mullets argent.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as Baron Clavering.]
Clavesley Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Sable a chevron per pale argent and or, between three bulls' heads cabossed of the second, armed of the third.
Clavill Coat of Arms
quartered by Beare, or Beng, of Huntsham and Frankmarsh, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Sable three keys argent.
county Dorset.
Vair a chief gules.
Claville Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Or, three keys gules.
Claxson Coat of Arms
Eastgate House and Wotton Lodge, Gloucester.
Gules a fesse engrailed paly ermine and or, between two porcupines in chief, and in base a stag lodged argent attired and hoofed of the third.
Claxton Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Gules a chevron engrailed between three harts trippant argent attired or.
counties Durham, Norfolk, York, and Kirton, county Notts. Visit. Notts.
Gules a chevron between three hedgehogs argent.
county Suffolk.
Gules a fesse argent between two hedgehogs of the second, one in base, and one in the dexter quarter in - chief; the sinister quarter, barry of ten argent and azure on a canton of the first three martlets argent.
Kirkton, county Notts, and Bedminster, county Somerset.
Gules on a fesse between three hedgehogs argent a crescent for difference.
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Clay Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale vert and sable a lion rampant ermine between three escallops argent.
Fulwell Lodge, county Middlesex, bart.
Argent a chevron engrailed paly sable and or, between three trefoils of the second.
Claydon Coat of Arms
Ashdowne, county Essex, and London.
Argent a fesse dancettée sable between three escallops gules.
Claye, or Cley Coat of Arms
Cryche, county Derby.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three trefoils slipped sable.
Tells, county Salop.
Per fesse vert and sable a lion rampant ermine between three escallops argent.
Clayton Coat of Arms
Marden, county Surrey, bart.
Argent a cross sable between four pellets.
Hedgerley Park, county Bucks.
Argent a cross sable between four pellets.
Lord Mayor of London, 1680.
Argent a cross sable between four pellets.
Newcastle.
Argent a cross sable between four pellets. [For this branch Burke specifies: the cross engrailed.]
Adlington, county Lancaster, extinct baronet Henrietta, dau. and heiress of Sir Richarp Clayton, m. Gen. Rosert Browne, second.
Argent a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux.
Crooke, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux.
Thelwall, county Chester.
Modern Arms, same as last. Ancient Arms—Quarterly, first and fourth, argent; second and third, gules a fret or, in the first quarter a mullet sable.
Norfolk.
Azure a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux.
Norwich.
Azure a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux.
Lostock Hall, Leyland, county Lancaster.
Azure a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux. [For this branch Burke specifies: the cross charged with a lion passant or.]
Enfield Old Park, county Middlesex.
Argent a saltire between four martlets gules.
Kettlewell, county Essex.
Argent a saltire between four martlets gules.
Little Harwood, and Lentworth, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend sable cotised gules three roses or.
Doneraile, county Cork. Fun. Ent. of Jon Clayton, of that place, gent.; Chester, d.
Argent on a bend sable cotised gules three roses or. [For this branch Burke specifies: :.]
Barnside, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend sable. three roses or, a crescent for difference.
county Stafford. Quartered by Sir Ricnarp Byron, of Byron and Clayton, county Lancaster, ancestor of Lord Byron. Visit. Notts.
Argent on a bend azure three annulets or, in sinister chief a cross crosslet fitchée sable.
Harwood Parva, county Lancaster, and Bushbury, county Stafford.
Argent a bend sable between three mullets gules.
county Stafford. Quartered by Sir Richard Byron, of Byron and Clayton, county Lancaster, ancestor of Lord Byron. Visit. Notts.
Sable an owl and chief indented argent.
East Cliff, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, or and argent on a cross nebulée sable between four pellets a fasces fessewise of the first.
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Clayton, or Cleyton Coat of Arms
Sheffield.
Argent a cross sable on a canton gules a fleur-de-lis of the first.
Cleare Coat of Arms
Stokesby, county Norfolk.
Argent on a fesse azure three martlets or.
Cleather Coat of Arms
St. Cleather, Cornwall, and Cherton, county Wilts.
Azure a chevron between three daggers with waved blades, the points to the base argent.
Cleborne Coat of Arms
Kellerby, county York.
Argent three chevrons interlaced in base sable a chief of the last.
Clegat Coat of Arms
Kent.
Ermine on a fesse sable three pheons or.
Clegg Coat of Arms
Allerton, county Lancaster.
Sable on a fesse between two lions passant counterpass. argent a mullet of the first pierced of the second.
Little Clegg, county Lancaster.
Sable a compound cross, the upper and lower arms being cross crosslets fitchée, the side arms being plain crosses, all conjoined in the centre between four acorns argent.
Cleiveland Coat of Arms
The Lowe, Lindridge, county Worcester.
Per chevron sable and ermine a chevron engrailed counterchanged.
Clement Coat of Arms
Chardstock, vo. Dorset, and Plymouth, county Devon. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent two bends wavy gules on a chief of the last, three estoiles or.
Kent.
Argent two bends wavy sable on a chief gules three leopards' faces or.
Kent.
Ermine three garbs gules within a bordure sable bezantée, a canton of the arms of Lonevilt.
Norfolk.
Gules three garbs argent within a bordure sable bezantée.
Lower Clapton, county Middlesex.
Per fesse indented argent and gules three garbs counterchanged, all within a bordure sable charged with ten crosses crosslet of the first.
Clemsby Coat of Arms
Leicestershire.
Argent a lion rampant purpure crowned or.
Clench Coat of Arms
Iarksted, county Suffolk.
Gules six annulets or, conjoined in pairs, two pairs in chief, and one in base, a chief of the second (another, without the chief).
Clench, or Clynch Coat of Arms
freland, and Bridgenorth, county Salop.
Gules a saltire or, in chief an annulet of the last.
Clenedon Coat of Arms
county Somerset. Visit, Devon, 1620.
Ermine three escallops gules.
county Wilts.
Argent three escallops gules within a bordure engrailed sable.
Clennell Coat of Arms
Clennell, county Northumberland.
Azure a dexter arm proper issuing from a cuff argent in the sinister of the shield, the hand grasping a baton or.
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Clent Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Argent a fesse wavy between three lions' gambs erased and bendways sable.
Clephane Coat of Arms
Gen. Witttam Douctas Ciephane, of Carslogie, m. the dau. and heir of Macuean, of Torloisk. Their dau. and heir m. the second Marquis of Northampton.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a lion rampant gules, in the dexter chief point an esquire's helmet azure; second and third, argent a heart gules regally crowned proper within a bordure azure charged with eight buckles or, on a chief of the fourth three mullets of the first, for Douglas, of Kirkness.
Clepole Coat of Arms
Narborough, county Notts.
Or, a chevron azure between three hurts.
Clere Coat of Arms
Ormsby, county Norfolk.
Argent on a fesse azure three eagles displayed or.
London, Haggerstone, county Middlesex, and Barking, county Essex.
Argent on a fess engrailed azure three eagles displayed or, and in chief a trefoil proper.
Cornwall.
Per pale azure and or, a sun (another, three suns) counterchanged.
Clerk Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent between three — crescents in chief gules and a boar''s head couped sable y between — two mullets of the fourth in base, all within a bordure engrailed of the fifth.
Edmonton, county Middlesex.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure an escallop argent quartering for Manning, gules three crosses botonée or.
Clerke Coat of Arms
Hitcham, county Buckingham, bart.
Argent on a bend gules between three pellets as many swans of the field, on a sinister canton azure a demi ram salient of the first and in chief two fleurs-de-lis or, over all a baton trunked.
Joun Cuierx, Auditor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in the reign of Henry Vii. Visit. Hunts, 1618.
Barry of four gules and vert three plates, two and one.
Dudley, county Worcester, quartered by Rupine, of Westcoates, county Leicester.
Barry of four gules and vert three plates, two and one. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Watercroft.]
certitied ty St. George, Clarenceux, 1633, to Houmpurey Cierke, of Edmonton, county Middlesex, gent.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure an escallop argent.
Ford, county Kent. Philipott's Visit. Kent, 1619.
Or, on a bend engrailed azure a cinquefoil of the first.
Westholme, county Somerset.
Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent between two crescents in chief gules and a boar's head couped in base sable all within a bordure of the second.
Burford, county Somerset.
Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent between two crescents in chief gules and a boar's head couped in base sable all within a bordure of the second.
Clerkson Coat of Arms
Kirkiton and Mansfield Woodhouse, county Nottingham.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three annulets or. Cirest'— A hand and arm clad in complete armour lying fesseways proper couped below the elbow gules grasping in the gauntlet a sword erect argent hilt and pomel or, on the blade a split pennon of the second flotant towards the sinister.
Clervaux Coat of Arms
Croft, county York.
Sable a saltire or.
Clesby Coat of Arms
Clesby, county York.
Argent three bends engrailed gules a canton ermines.
county York.
Gules a fesse argent in chief two plates.
county York.
Gules two bends argent a canton ermine.
Clespesby Coat of Arms
Clespesby.
Quarterly, argent and sable on a ben gules three mullets pierced of the first. 2U3 5.
Clevedon Coat of Arms
Essex.
Or, a lion rampant azure crowned gules.
quartered by Hitterspen, of Memland, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent three escallops gules a border sable.
Cleve, or Clive Coat of Arms
London and Colney Hatch, county Middlesex.
See Crive, Huxley, county Chester. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Cuive, of Styche, the fesse in the arms between three wolves' heads erased sable.]
Clever Coat of Arms
county Hertford, 1684.
Or, three bars azure in chief three mascles sable on a canton of the last a fesse argent.
Clevland Coat of Arms
Tapley, county Devon.
Azure a hare salient or, collared gules to the collar a buglehorn pendent sable.
Cleybrooke Coat of Arms
Nasch Court, in Thanet, county Kent.
Argent a cross formée gules.
Cliburne Coat of Arms
Cliburne, county Westmorland.
Argent three chevrons interlaced in base sable a chief of the last.
Cliderowe Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Or, a saltire engrailed gules.
county Kent.
Argent three covered cups and a bordure engrailed sable.
Cliffe Coat of Arms
counties York, Devon, and Essex.
Argent three popinjays vert.
confirmed to Anthony Cuifre, Esq., of Bellevue, county Wexford.
Ermine on a fess between three wolves' heads erased sable a trefoil between two mullets or.
Witley, county Salop, and Matherne, county Hereford.
Argent on a fesse between three griffins' heads erased sable, as many mullets of the field. C@rest—Two lions' paws in saltire, erased, each holding a seax (a knife or dagger) in pale proper.
Clifford Coat of Arms
Earl of Cumberland, created 1525, extinct 1643.
Chequy or and azure a fess gules.
Sir Lewis Ciirrorp, K. G., in the reign of Richard II., younger.
Chequy or and azure a fess gules a border of the last.
Baron Clifford of Chudleigh.
Chequy or and azure a fesse gules.
Perristone, county Hereford.
Chequy or and azure a fesse gules, quartering Morcan of Tredegar.
county Hereford.
Chequy or and azure a fesse gules, quartering Morcan of Tredegar. [For this branch Burke specifies: the fess charged with three cinquefoils argent.]
Bishop of Worcester, 1401-7.
Chequy or and azure on a fess gules a mitre stringed argent a border of the second.
Kent.
Chequy or and azure a fesse and bend gules.
Kent.
Chequy or and azure a fesse gules within a bordure engrailed of the third, bezantée.
county Somerset.
Chequy or and azure a bend gules.
Frampton, county Gloucester.
Chequy azure and or, on a bend gules three lions passant of the second.
Boscombe, county Wilts, Epwarp Currorp, of Boscombe, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Chequey or, and azure a fess and canton gules.
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Kintbury, county Berks. Bicnarp Currrorp of Kintbury, 6. 1599, 12th.
Chequey or, and azure a fess and canton gules.
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Clifton Coat of Arms
Clifton and Lytham Hall, county Lancaster.
[Burke gives a family description, crest and motto here, but does not print a shield blazon.]
Clifton Hall, county Nottingham, baronet Title dormant since 1869.
Sable a lion rampant within an orle of cinquefoils argent.
Clifton Hall, county Notts.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a lion rampant within an orle of cinquefoils argent, for Crirron; second and third, azure on a chief erminois a demi lion issuant between two crosses pattée gules, for Markham.
Lord Clifton.
Chequy or and gules over all a bend ermine.
Bokenham, county Norfolk.
Chequy or and gules over all a bend ermine. [For this branch Burke specifies: on the bend a fleur-de-lis sable for difference.]
Toftrey, county Norfolk.
Chequy or and gules over all a bend ermine. [For this branch Burke specifies: on the bend a fleur-de-lis sable for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: on the bend a mullet sable for difference.]
Cheshire.
Azure on a bend argent three mullets pierced gules.
Hodstock.
Argent a lion saliant, tail forked sable.
Kent.
Sable on a bend argent three mullets gules.
counties Lancaster and York.
Argent on a bend sable. three mullets of the first.
London, counties Herts and Middlesex.
Sable on a bend argent three mullets gules in the sinister chief a fleur-de-lis or.
Barrington, county Somerset.
Sable a lion rampant between eight cinquefoils and a trefoil in chief slipped argent.
county York.
Argent a lion rampant sable armed gules within an orle of eight cinquefoils of the second.
Sheriff of Norfolk, tenp. Henry VI.
Sable semée of cinquefoils and a lion rampant, or, within a bordure sable verdoy of trefoils argent.
arms ina window in Dorchester Church, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised by a bend gules.
Clint Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a chevron between three garbs or.
Clinton Coat of Arms
Karl of Huntingdon. Sir Wittiam pe Cunton was summoned to Parliament 1330, and created Earl of Huntingdon 1337.
Argent six cross crosslets fitchée sable three, two, and one, on a chief azure two mullets or, pierced gules.
Welwyn, county Herts.
Argent six crosses crosslet fitchée sable three two and one, on a chief azure two mullets pierced or.
county Warwick.
Paly of six or and azure, a fesse ermine and a canton of the first.
county Warwick: arms of Sir Joun pe Cutnton, of Coleshill, in the reign of Edward Iii., fifth in descent from Ossorw pe Clinton, in the reign of Henry II., nephew of Geoffrey DE Ciintox,.2 Norman.
Argent on a chevron azure two fleurs-de-lis or.
county Warwick. Arms of Joun pe Clinton, of Maxtoke, nephew of Sir Joun pe Cuinton, of Coleshill.
Argent on a chief azure two mullets or, pierced gules.
Wiltshire.
Argent a chief azure.
Clinton, Pelham-Clinton Coat of Arms
Duke of Newcastle-underLyme.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, six cross crosslets fitchée sable, three, two, and one, on a chief azure, two mullets or, pierced gules, for Cuinron; second and third, quarterly, first and fourth, azure three pelicans argent vulned proper, for Petuam; second and third, azure two demi belts with buckles argent erect, the buckles in chief as an honorary augmentation, in memory of Sir Joun Petuam taking John, King of France, prisoner.
Clist Coat of Arms
Clist and Hennock, county Devon.
Argent three piles in point wavy azure.
Clitherow Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1635.
Argent on a chevron gules between three eagles displayed sable five annulets or.
Boston House, county Middlesex.
Argent on a chevron gules between three eagles displayed sable five annulets or.
Lord Mayor of London, 1635.
Argent on a chevron gules between three eagles displayed sable five annulets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Salesbury, county Lancaster.
Gules a saltire engrailed or.
Clive Coat of Arms
Huxley, Cheshire.
Argent on a fesse sable three mullets or.
Styche, county Salop, Lord Clive.
Argent on a fesse sable three mullets or.
Wormbridge, county Hereford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a fesse sable three mullets or; second and third, gules a saltire argent between twelve cross crosslets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Cuiv= of Styche.]
Whitfield, county Hereford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a fesse sable three mullets or; second and third, gules a saltire argent between twelve cross crosslets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Cuiv= of Styche.]
Clive, or Cleeve Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a fesse between three wolves' heads erased sable as many mullets or.
Clive, Windsor-Clive Coat of Arms
Baron Windsor.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a fesse sable three mullets or; second and third, gules a saltire argent between twelve cross crosslets or.
Clobbs Coat of Arms
quartered by Hotre, of Stoke Lyne, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Gules on a chevron between three salmon argent. as many martlets sable on a chief indented of the second three escallops of the first.
Clobery Coat of Arms
Bradston, county Devon, resident at that place for eleven generations before Visit. 1620.
Argent a chevron between three bats displayed sable.
Clodshall Coat of Arms
Saltley, county Warwick.
Gules nine estoiles three three and three between two bars gemel wavy or.
Cloeshall Coat of Arms
Pedmore, county Worcester. Arms from the church window at Pedmore.
Gules six estoiles between two bars wavy gemels or.
Clogstoun Coat of Arms
London, from Kirkcudbright, 1813.
Or, on a bend gules a ram passant argent on a canton ermine a demi savage proper holding a club vert upright in his right hand and in his left a chain fastened to a belt azure encircling his body.
Cloke Coat of Arms
Kent.
Per pale azure and gules three griffins' heads erased or.
Clopton Coat of Arms
county Warwick.
Per pale or and gules a cross pattée counterchanged.
counties Bedford and Hereford.
Gules a fesse ermine between six mascles or.
Lord Mayor of London, 1441.
Gules a fesse ermine between six mascles or.
Clopton, county Suffolk, 1586.
Sable a bend ermine between two cotises dancettée or.
county Somerset.
Argent a chevron between three eagles displayed azure a mullet or.
county Warwick.
Paly of six (another, four) or and azure over all a lion rampant counterchanged.
Lord Mayor of London, 1491.
Paly of six (another, four) or and azure over all a lion rampant counterchanged.
London.
Per pale or and gules.
Radbrooke, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a bend or, between six pears erect proper; second and third, quarterly, per fesse dancettée gules and or, in the first quarter a lion passant argent.
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Close Coat of Arms
Drumbanagher, formerly of Elm Park, county Armagh; Armagh, originally from Yorkshire, granted 1812.
Azure on a chevron argent between three mullets or, two buglehorns proper stringed gules with a stirrup iron in the centre rest proper quartering Maxwell.
Leeds, Manchester, and Nottingham. The late Joun Close, of Manchester, “2. Mary, dau. and sole heiress of Matrhew Rywance, of Wigan and Liverpool.
Vert a chevron argent between two bezants, each charged in chief with a cross pattée gules and in base a garb or, quartering gules a rye sheaf or, pierced in pale by a lance argent between two fleurs-de-lis of the second in fesse, for Rylance, of Wigan.
Nicuotas Crosg, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, 1452.
Azure on a chevron or, between three falcons close argent us many roses gules.
Clotworthy Coat of Arms
Clotworthy, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Azure a chevron ermine between three chaplets or.
Clough Coat of Arms
Thorp Stapleton, county York.
Sable a fesse humettée ermine between three leopards' heads argent.
Clifton House, county York.
Sable a fesse humettée ermine between three leopards' heads argent.
Minsterly, county York.
Gules three pine apples argent a martlet for difference.
Plas Clough, county Denbigh, and Minydon, county Carnarvon.
Quarterly of six, first, azure a greyhound's head couped between three mascles argent, for Cllouch; second, or, a lion passant crowned azure on a chief argent the Jerusalem cross between four crosses crossiet gules and on each side a sword proper handled gold, the augmentation coat given to Sir Richanp Croveu, Knt., on his return from a pilgrimage to the Holy Land; third, per chevron or and sable three panthers' heads erased, counterchanged, for Smith; fourth, argent a chevron between three boars' heads sable, for Powell; fifth, per pale or and azure on a chief gules three leopards' heads erased of the first, for Catpecot; sixth, azure three covered cups or, for Butler.
Thorpe Stapleton, county York.
Sable a fesse humettée ermine between three leopards' faces argent.
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Newbald Hall, near Beverley, and Clifton House, county York.
Armsas the preceding.
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Clouile Coat of Arms
Marcarer Ciovite m. Nicholas Barzincton, in the reign of Edward HI. Sidney Ped., by Cooke, Clarenceux.
Argent three chevrons sable each charged with as many nails or.
Clove Coat of Arms
Wiltshire.
Or, a camel passant between three cloves sable.
Cloverley Coat of Arms
Cloverley, county Salop, lord of that manor, in the reign of Henry IV.
Argent a chevron gules between three cyanus flowers slipped proper.
Clovile, Clovell, Clovyle, or Clonvyle Coat of Arms
West Hanfield, county Essex.
Argent two (another, three) chevron sable each charged with five nails or.
Clowes Coat of Arms
counties Warwick and Stafford.
Azure on a chevron engrailed between three unicorns' heads erased or, as many crescents gules.
originally of Sutton, near Macclesfield, subsequently of Whiteley and Langley, county Chester, and of Delaford, county -Bucks.
Azure on a chevron engrailed between three unicorns' heads erased or, as many crescents gules.
Broughton Hall, county Lancaster, Woodhouse Eaves, county Leicester, Burton Court, county Hereford, Cotgrave Place, county Notts, &c.
Azure on a chevron engrailed between three unicorns' heads erased or, as many crescents gules.
London.
Azure on a chevron engrailed between three unicorns' heads erased or, as many crescents gules.
Wittiam Crowes, Esq., 51, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, county Middlesex.
Azure on a chevron argent between two unicorn's heads erased in chief and a lion's head erased in base or, three pellets gules each charged with a crescent of the second.
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Cludde Coat of Arms
Cluddeley, and Orleton, county Salop.
Quarterly, first, argent a bend double cottised sable; second, ermine a fret sable; third, azure on a bend sable three martlets of the field; fourth, per fess sable and argent six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one, counterchanged.
Arnold, county Notts. Visit. Notts, 1614.
Quarterly, first, argent a bend double cottised sable; second, ermine a fret sable; third, azure on a bend sable three martlets of the field; fourth, per fess sable and argent six fleurs-de-lis, three, two, and one, counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: a mullet for difference.]
Clued, or Clud Coat of Arms
counties Salop and Notts.
Argent a bend between four cottises sable.
Cluer Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a standing cup, covered sable.
Clulow Coat of Arms
Echingham, county Sussex.
Azure fretty argent a lion ramo, ermine collared gules supporting a pillar of stone proper.
Clutterbuck Coat of Arms
Lippiat, county Gloucester.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Eastington, county Gloucester.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
London, Sir Tuomas Clutrernuck, Merchant, Consul at Leghorn.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Bristol, Sir Wituiam Clurrersucr, second.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Warkworth, county Northumberland.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Newark Park, Ozleworth, Gloucester.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Hardenhuish House, county Wilts.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Ireland.
Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three escallops of the second.
Stanmore, county Middlesex.
Argent a lion rampant gules. in chief three escallops sable.
Clutton Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Argent a chevron.
Clynedon, or Clifton Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Argent three escallops gules.
Clynt Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Azure, on a saltire argent between four garbs " or, a decrescent gules -i4.
Clyplesby, or Clypsby Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Quarterly, argent and sable on a bend gules three mullets of the first.
Clypsby, or Clypsley Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Quarterly, argent and sable on a bend gules three mullets pierced or.
Co surnames
Coach Coat of Arms
granted by Camden, Clarenceux, 2 June, 1606, to Sir Tuomas Coacu, of London.
Or, a snake curling and erect on his tail in pale sable.
Coachmakers and Coach-Harness-Makers, Company of Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a chevron between three coaches or.
Coape Coat of Arms
Duffield, county Derby.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules stalked and leaved vert as many fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Farnagh, in Duffield.
Argent on a fesse embattled between three roses gules slipped proper as many fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Coats Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale or and azure two dolphins erect counterchanged, on a chief sable a covered cup of the first between two dovecotes argent.
Coats, or Cotes Coat of Arms
Yorkshire and Shropshire.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, second and third, paly of six or and sable.
Coatsworth Coat of Arms
Newcastle.
Argent three bars gules.
Cobb Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire.
Gules a chevron wavy between three fishes Naiant argent on a chief of the last two shovellers sable beaked and legged or.
Cobb's Court, county Kent, in the reign of Edward II. and Aldington, same county.
Argent a chevron between three cocks gules combs and wattles or.
New Romney.
Arms, &c., as Cops, of Cobb's Court. i.
Reculver, county Kent.
Arms, &c., as Cops, of Cobb's Court. i.
Snettisham.
Per chevron sable and argent in chief two seacobs respecting each other, and in base a herring naiant or.
Adderbury, county Oxford.
Sable a chevron between three fishes naiant argent a chief or.
Oxfordshire.
Per chevron gules and sable in chief two shovellers, and in base a fish naiant argent.
monument of Susan, wife of Epmunp Coss, of Snettisham, ob. 1733. Visit. Oxon.
Sable two swans in chief proper respecting each other, and in base a herring naiant or.
Yarmouth.
Per chevron gules and sable in chief two ducks respectant and in base a herring naiant argent.
Peterbridge, Burnham-Norton, county Norfolk.
Per chevron gules and sable two swans in chief and in base a fish or.
Adderbury, county Qxford, and Sandringham, county Norfolk, baronet, extinct 1762.
Sable a chevron between three dolphins embowed naiant argent a chief or.
Wisbeach.
Gules a chevron sable in chief two ducks respectant, in base a fish naiant argent.
Cobbe Coat of Arms
Swaraton, Hants.
Gules a fess or, in chief two swans close argent.
confirmed to Cuartes Copss, Esq., Newbridge, county Dublin, great.
Gules a fesse argent in chief two swans of the last.
quartered by Pnowz, of Chagford, county Devon. Visit. 1520.
Per chevron gules and sable two shovellers in chief argent and a fish naiant in base or.
Cobbes Coat of Arms
Bury, county Suffolk.
Argent a chevron between three cocks gules.
Cobbett Coat of Arms
Edmonton, county Middlesex.
Argent a chevron humettée gules between three birds sable in their beaks a sprig of laurel vert.
Cobbold Coat of Arms
Ipswich.
Or, a chevron sable between three holly leaves vert, on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant between two fleurs-de-lis argent.
The Holy-Wells, county Suffolk.
Or, a chevron sable between three holly leaves vert, on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant between two fleurs-de-lis argent.
Cobb, or Cobbis Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Per chevron gules and sable in chief two teals argent in base a fish or.
Cobbyll, or Cobhall Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent three fleurs-delis gules.
Cobham Coat of Arms
Lord Cobham of Kent.
Gules on a chevron or, three lions rampant sable.
Lord Cobham.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles sable.
Blackbury.
Gules on a chevron or, three eagles displayed sable.
Sterborough and Cobham, county Kent.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles sable.
Cobham, county Berks.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles sable.
Kent.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles vert.
Kent.
Gules a cross between twelve fleurs-de-lis or.
Kent.
Gules on a chevron or, (another, argent) three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Bishop of Worcester, 1317-28.
Gules on a chevron or, (another, argent) three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Kent.
Gules a cross argent.
Shinfield Grange, county Berks.
Gules on a chevron engrailed between three cinquefoils or, as many lions rampant sable.
Cobham, or de Cobham Coat of Arms
Kent.
Gules on a chevron or, three estoiles sable.
Cobiston Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Or, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased sable.
Coblegh Coat of Arms
county Devon, 16th century.
Gyronny of six gules and sable on a bend engrailed argent between two swans proper, three hurts.
Cobley Coat of Arms
borne by the late Major-General Tuomas Coster, of Cobiefka, near Odessa, Russia, Knight of St. George, Knight Grand Cross of St. Anne; Devon, the son of Rev; Devon, Rector of Dodbrook.
Gyronny of eight gules and sable on a bend engrailed or, between two Swans, each holding in its beak a cross crosslet fitchée argent three hurts. Cres'—A swans neck with two heads proper guttée de poix, in each beak a cross crosslet fitchée argent.
Cock Coat of Arms
London.
Quarterly, gules and argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Plymouth.
Azure a chevron between three mullets argent.
Cockayne Coat of Arms
Derby, county Derby.
Ermine three cocks, gules Pe.
Cockayne, or Cokayne Coat of Arms
Cockayne Hatley, Astwick; Beds; Cambridge; Herts; Derby, by Cecitia Treton, his wife; Beds, 1634, and 1639, and co.
Argent three cocks gules armed, crested, and jelloped sable.
Cockayne, or Cokeyne Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire.
Bendy of six gules and ermine.
Cockburn, or Cockborne Coat of Arms
Cockburn, Scotland). ne three cocks gules Crest—A cock crowing. Motto—Accendit coc Right Hon. Sir Alexandeer J. E. Cocksunrn, Baronet, Lord Chief Justice of England.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three cocks gules, for Cocxsurn; second and third, gules six mascles or, three, two, and one, for Viront.
Cock, Cocke, or Koke Coat of Arms
Broxbourne, county Hereford.
Quarterly, gules and argent.
Cocke Coat of Arms
Sandbridge, county Essex.
Sable three bends argent.
Hertfordshire.
Per fesse gules and argent.
Lancashire and Cornwall.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three eagles' heads erased sable on a canton azure an anchor or.
Plymouth.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three eagles' heads erased sable on a canton azure an anchor or. [For this branch Burke specifies: A crescent for difference.]
county Worcester.
Argent a chevron sable between three cocks' heads erased gules.
Cocke, or Coke Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Argent a bend wavy sable between three cocks gules a canton barry wavy of six or and azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: The canton charged with a swan proper.]
Cocker Coat of Arms
Croft, county Lincoln.
Argent four bars sable over all a lion rampant or.
Crompton, county Lancaster.
Argent four bars sable over all a lion rampant or. [For this branch Burke specifies: with five bars.]
Cockeram, or Cockerham Coat of Arms
Hillersdon and Collumpton, county Devon, and Purbeck, county Dorset. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent on a bend sable three leopards' faces or.
Cockerell Coat of Arms
Seizincote, county Gloucester, baronet, Sir Charles Cockerell was so created 1809.
Or, between two flaunches gules a leopard's face azure within a wreath of laurel and between two game cocks in pale proper.
Hampshire and Guernsey.
Or, between two flaunches gules a leopard's face azure within a wreath of laurel and between two game cocks in pale proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: the flaunches each charged with a fleur-de-lis or.]
Sheriff of London, 1861-2.
Or, (another, argent) a cross between four cocks gules.
quartered by Bury, of Culham, county Oxford. Jane, dau. of Joun Cockerell, m. Thomas Pynchpole, of Mandey, county Essex, their great.
Argent a bend between four escallops sable.
Cockes Coat of Arms
Rode, county Somerset.
Gules a spur leather and buckle or, on a chief argent three cocks' heads erased of the field, combed and wattled gold.
county Somerset.
Gules a spur with leather and buckle or, on a chief argent three cocks' heads erased of the first, combed, and wattled of the second.
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Cockes, or Coke Coat of Arms
Northey, county Gloucester, and Hertfordshire.
Gules fretty argent on a fesse sable three cocks of the second.
Cocket Coat of Arms
county Hertford.
Argent on a fesse between three estoiles a demi lion rampant between two fleurs-de-lis sable.
counties Norfolk and Suffolk.
Per bend argent and sable three fleurs-de-lis counterchanged.
Hampton, county Suffolk.
Per bend argent and sable three fleurs-de-lis counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a border also counterchanged.]
Cockett Coat of Arms
Hadsor and Droitwich, county Worcester, formerly of Ampton, county Suffolk: the Worcester property came to the family by the marriage of Epwarp Cockett, with Anne.
Per bend argent and sable three fleurs-de-lis in bend counterchanged.
Cockfield Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Warwick.
Paly of four, or and azure a lion rampant counterchanged.
county Kent.
Azure a cross between four cocks or.
county Norfolk.
Gules a cross between four cocks argent.
county Suffolk.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable a label gules.
Cockington Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a chevron between three cocks gules.
Cock, or Cocke Coat of Arms
Newcastle.
Azure a plate between three cocks argent combed and wattled gules.
Cock, or Cocks Coat of Arms
Bodmin, county Cornwall.
Lozengy argent and gules on a fesse of the first three cocks of the second.
Cockram Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent on a bend sable three leopards' faces of the field.
Cocks Coat of Arms
Earl Somers.
Sable a chevron between three stags' attires argent (Earl Somers is entitled to quarter the arms of Somers, viz., Vert a fesse indented ermine).
Dumbleton, county Gloucester, baronet.
Sable a chevron between three stags' attires argent (Earl Somers is entitled to quarter the arms of Somers, viz., Vert a fesse indented ermine).
granted to Katherine, Countess of Stamford and Warrington, dau. of Henry Cocxs, Esq.
Per pale or and gules a quatrefoil between three escocheons all counterchanged.
counties Gloucester and Suffolk.
Sable, a chevron between three stags' attires, fixed to the scalps, argent.
county Dorset.
Gules fretty argent on a fesse of the last three cocks of the first.
Cocksey Coat of Arms
county Worcester.
Sable a cross and a bordure engrailed or.
county Worcester.
Azure a cross argent a bordure engrailed gules.
Cocksfield Coat of Arms
Sir Watrer Cocksriztp.
Paly of four or and azure a lion rampant counterchanged.
Cockshall, or Coyshall Coat of Arms
county Essex.
Argent a cross between four escallops sable.
Cockshutt Coat of Arms
county Hertford.
Gules six guttees argent three, two, and one, on a chief of the second a griffin segreant sable.
Lancashire and Shropshire.
Gules guttée argent on a chief or, a griffin passant sable.
Cockson Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Gules a fess raguly between three demi lions passant guardant argent ducally crowned or.
Cocktree Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a chevron gules between three cocks sable.
Cockworthy Coat of Arms
quartered by Treviiian, of Yarnescombe, county Devon, Joun Trevilian, m. Avice, dau. and heir of Nicnoias Cockwortaie, Esq. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent a chevron sable between three cocks gules.
Codd Coat of Arms
Pelicans, county Kent.
Argent a fesse embattled sable between three pellets.
Kensington, Middlesex.
Per pale argent and or, a fesse embattled azure between six pellets, three and three.
Codd, Coad, Coode, or Codde Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron gules between three cocks sable armed, crested, and jelloped of the second.
Coddington, or Codington Coat of Arms
Ireland; Dublin, High Sheriff of the county 1657.
Gules a cross or, fretty azure between four trefoils slipped of the second.
Codd, or Codde Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron gules between three Cornirh choughs proper.
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron gules between three cocks sable armed, crested, and jelloped of the second.
Code, or Coade Coat of Arms
Gidley Castle, county Devon, and Morval and St. Austell, county Cornwall.
Argent a chevron gules between three Cornish choughs.
Codey Coat of Arms
Great Ellingham.
Argent three piles engrailed sable on each cross pattée fitchée or.
Codon, or Codun Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a chevron gules in base a crescent of the last, on a chief azure three bezants.
Codrington Coat of Arms
Codrington, county Gloucester.
Argent a fesse embattled sable between three lions passant gules.
Wroughton, county Wilts.
Argent a fesse embattled counter-embattled sable fretty gules between three lions passant of the second.
baronet, created 1721.
Argent a fesse embattled counter-embattled sable fretty gules between three lioncels passant of the last.
Betrett-Coprincton, Dodington Park, county Gloucester, baronet, created 1876.
Argent a fesse embattled counter-embattled sable fretty gules between three lions passant of the last.
Admiral Sir Epwarp Coprinoton, G. C. B., &., &c.
Argent a fesse embattled and counter-embattled gules between three lions passant sable in chief a naval coronet or, sails argent therefrom pendent a white ribbon with blue fillet with the gold medal of Trafalgar, the word Traratcar underneath in black letters.
Bridgewater; Somerset.
Argent a fess sable between three lions passant gules.
Coe, or Coo Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Argent three piles wavy gules.
Norfolk.
Argent three piles. wavy gules between twelve martlets sable.
Coeton Coat of Arms
Coeton, county Salop.
Argent a fesse engrailed sable between three mullets gules.
Coets Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale or and azure two dolphins counterchanged on a chief sable a covered cup between two dovecotes of the first.
Coffin Coat of Arms
Portledge, county Devon, in the reign of William I. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Azure semée of crosses crosslet or, three bezants.
Magdelaine Island, Gulf of St. of Titley Court, county Hereford, baronet, extinct.
Azure semée of crosses crosslet or, two batons in saltire encircled with laurel branches gold between three plates.
Portland, county Dorset.
Argent a chevron between three mullets pierced sable.
Somersetshire.
Gules two bars embattled argent.
Somersetshire.
Azure three bezants and five crosses crosslet or.
Coffin, Pine-Coffin Coat of Arms
Portiedge, county Devon.
Azure semée of crosses crosslet or, three bezants. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Pine, Downe, Kelway, Itcomee, Win. Lade, Bint, Hondesmore, Appleton, Gould, Penfound, and Pepys.]
Cogan Coat of Arms
Chard, county Somerset.
Gules three aspin leaves argent.
Her. Off. London.
Gules three laurel leaves argent in chief a mullet of six points or.
Oxford.
Gules three laurel leaves argent.
Chard, county Somerset.
Gules three leaves erect argent.
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Coggeshall Coat of Arms
Milton and Bengall, county Suffolk.
Argent a cross between four escallops sable.
Coggs Coat of Arms
London.
Sable on a bend between three cogs of a millwheel or, as many elm leaves vert.
Coghill Coat of Arms
Coghill, county York, and Bletchington, county Oxford.
Gules on a chevron argent three pellets a chief sable.
Sir Joun Cocuitt, Master in Chancery in Ireland; York, certified by Carney, Ulster, 1686.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine a chevron between three cocks gules; second and third, gules on a chevron argent three pellets, a chief indented of the second.
Coghill, county York, and Glan Barrahane, county Cork, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine a chevron between three cocks gules, for Coghill; second and third, or, on a chief indented azure three fleurs-de-lis of the field a canton ermine, for Cramer.
Coghull Coat of Arms
Coghull, county Chester.
Argent a cross fleury sable.
Cognose Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Gules a fesse and three fusils in chief argent.
Coham Coat of Arms
Coham and Dunsland, county Devon.
Per chevron engrailed gules and ermine in chief five fleurs-de-lis, three and two, and in base a lion rampant or.
Cohen Coat of Arms
granted to Samus Conen, Esq., of Park Place, Brixton.
Or, two chevronels azure between two griffins segreant in chief gules and in base on a mount vert an oak tree proper.
Cokain, Cokayne, or Cockayne Coat of Arms
Ashbourne, county Derby.
Argent three cocks gules armed, crested, and jelloped sable. [Burke also records the Herthull coat, argent two bars vert, as generally quartered with these arms and sometimes borne as the only coat.]
Cokayne Coat of Arms
Rushton, county Northampton, Elmesthorpe, county Leicester, &c., Lord Mayor of London, 1619.
Arms—As the preceding.
Lancaster Herald, 1870.
Arms and Motto, as the preceding.
exemplified to Gzonce Epwarp Coxayne, Esq.
Argent three cocks gules beaked, combed, wattled, and membered sable.
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Coke Coat of Arms
Ear of Leicester and Baron Lovel, created Baron 1728, and Eurl 1744, extinct 1759.
Per pale gules and azure three eagles displayed argent.
Holkham, county Norfolk, Zarl of Leicester, created 1827.
Per pale gules and azure three eagles displayed argent.
Trusley, Brookhill Hall, and Melbourne, county Derby, and of Lemore, county Hereford.
Gules three crescents and a canton or.
Tregasa, county Cornwall.
Argent on a bend cottised sable three cats or.
Cokefield Coat of Arms
Buckinghamshire.
Azure a cross between four fetterlocks or.
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Argent a saltire sable.
Suffolk.
Azure a cross chequy argent and gules.
Cokeningham Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Vert on a cross engrailed argent an annulet sable.
Coker Coat of Arms
Mapowder, county Dorset.
Argent on a bend gules three leopards' faces or (another adds a bordure engrailed sable.).
Bicester, county Oxford.
Argent on a bend gules three leopards' faces or (another adds a bordure engrailed sable.). [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet in chief sable for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: in chief a crescent for difference.]
Dorsetshire.
Argent- three cokers or high shoes sable.
Cokerham Coat of Arms
Derbyshire.
Argent on a bend sable three leopards' faces of the first (another, the faces or).
Columbton, county Devon.
Argent on a bend sable between three fleurs-de-lis azure as many leopards' faces of the field.
county Lancaster.
Argent on a cross sable a mullet of six points of the field.
Cokesford Coat of Arms
Launton, county Oxford.
Argent two bars gules within a bordure engrailed sable.
Cokeworth Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron between three cocks gules.
Cokeyn, or Cokeyns Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Bendy of six gules and ermine.
Colbarne Coat of Arms
Wittiam Covsarne, York Herald, d. 13 Sept. 1567.
Argent a chevron between three bugle horns sable stringed or.
Colbatch Coat of Arms
Middlesex.
Per pale gules and vert, a fesse dancettée argent guttée de sang between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Colbeck Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire.
Or, two bars wavy and in chief three whales' heads erect and erased sable.
quartered by Beltew of Alverdiscot and Stockleigh-English, county Devon. Visit. Devon, 1620.
Argent a lion Rampant. sable over all a fess or, charged with three cross crosslets fitchée of the second.
Colborne Coat of Arms
Lord Colborne.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent on a chevron gules between three buglehorns sable stringed of the second, as many mullets pierced or, for Cotsorne; second and third, gules on a chevron between three doves argent as many pellets, for Riptey.
Lord Seaton.
Argent on a chevron between three buglehorns stringed sable, as many mullets of the first; on a chief embattled gules, pendent from a ribbon of the last, fimbriated azure, a representation of the gold cross and clasps presented to the first peer in consideration of services at the battles of Corunna, Albuera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, between two mural crowns or.
Bruton, countySomerset. Her. Off., counties Wilts, Devon, Somerset.
Argent on a chevron between three buglehorns sable stringed of the same and garnished or, as many mullets of the last.
Craton and Wythehill, county Somerset.
Argent on a chevron between three buglehorns sable stringed or, as many mullets of the last.
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Colbrand Coat of Arms
Chichester, Lewes, and Burnham, county Sussex.
Argent three levels with their plummets or.
Colbrand, or Colebourne Coat of Arms
Colbrand in Tipton, county Stafford, 1381, and Rowley Regis, in the same county.
Argent a chevron between three buglehorns sable stringed or.
Colbrooke Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a lion rampant gules on a bar sable three crosses crosslet fitchée of the field.
Colby Coat of Arms
Kensington, county Middlesex, Finore, county Pembroke, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
Azure a chevron between three escallops and a border engrailed or.
Norfolk.
Azure a chevron between three escallops and a border engrailed or.
granted to Rey. Freperick Thomas Coxsy, B. D., Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, and the descendants of the late Tuomas Cosy, Esq., Capt. B. N., of Great Torrington, county Devon.
Azure two chevronels between as many escallops in chief and as many palmer's staves saltierwise in base, all or.
Colchester Coat of Arms
Gray's Inn, London.
Argent a chevron between three estoiles gules.
London, Somersetshire, and Warwickshire.
Or, a chevron between three estoiles gules.
Colclough Coat of Arms
Bluerton, county Stafford, Ricuarp Colclovuen, Esq., of Bluerton, was living 40 Edward Iii., 1367. Visit. Stafford, and Visit. London.
Argent five eaglets displayed in cross.
Ingston, Yngston, or Erdington, and Bluerton, county Stafford. Visit. Stafford, 1583.
Argent five eaglets displayed in cross. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, argent a fess between three martlets sable, for Lockwoop.]
Ireland.
Argent five eaglets in cross sable.
London.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent five eaglets displayed in cross sable, for Concloueh; second and third, azure on a chevron or, three roses gules seeded or, barbed vert, for Rosborouch.
Delph House and Cheadle, county Stafford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent five eaglets displayed in cross sable, for Concloueh; second and third, azure on a chevron or, three roses gules seeded or, barbed vert, for Rosborouch. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Sir Anthony Colclough, with the proper mark of cadency.]
Burslem.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent five eaglets displayed in cross sable, for Concloueh; second and third, azure on a chevron or, three roses gules seeded or, barbed vert, for Rosborouch. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Sir Anthony Colclough, with the proper mark of cadency.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as Sir Anthony Colclougg, with a canton gules for difference.]
Colcombe Coat of Arms
Alrington, county Northampton, in the reign of Henry VI.
Or, a chevron between three escallops azure.
Coldham Coat of Arms
Bury, county Suffolk.
Azure a mullet argent pierced of the field.
Midhurst, county Sussex.
Azure a mullet argent charged with a torteau.
Anmer Hall, county Norfolk.
Azure a mullet pierced argent.
Cole Coat of Arms
granted to Owen Blayney Coxz, Esq., of Brandrum, county Monaghan, D. L.; Monaghan, D. L.
Argent a bull passant gules within a bordure bezantée sable a canton of the last charged with a horse's head couped argent thereon a chief or, charged with three mullets pierced gules.
Cornwall.
Argent a bull gules within a bordure sable bezantée.
Slade, county Devon, in the reign of Henry IV., and London.
Argent a bull passant within a bordure sable bezantée, armed or.
Stoke Lyne, county Oxford, and Twickenham, county Middlesex.
Argent a bull passant gules armed or, within a bordure sable. bezantée. Orest—A demi dragon holding an arrow or, headed and feathered argent.
granted to Witt1am Cote Cots, of the city of Exeter, banker.
Or, a chevron between three pears vert, on a chief ermine a bull passant sable.
Twickenham, county Middlesex.
Argent within a bordure sable bezantée a bull gules on a canton ermine a nag's head proper over which, on a chief or, three estoiles azure.
Lusse, county Hants.
Argent a bull passant sable collared and lined or, within a bordure of the second bezantée.
Shenley, county Herts, 1640.
Per pale or and argent a bull passant sable within a bordure of the last, on a chief of the third three bezants.
Rev. Georce Lamont Coxe, of Wallisford Manor, Wellington, county Somerset.
Per pale argent and or, a bull passant sable within an orle of cross crosslets fitchée gules.
Devonshire, and Walden, county Essex.
Argent a chevron gules between three scorpions, reversed, of the second.
Rill, county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three scorpions sable.
Holyborne, county Hants.
Argent a chevron gules between three scorpions reversed sable.
Brancepeth, county Durham.
Argent a fesse engrailed sable between three scorpions reversed of the second.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three scorpions erect sable on a chief azure as many fleurs-de-lis of the first.
from the Fun. Ent. of Marcrry Cote, wife of Captain John Cornwall, d.17 Feb. 1597.
Argent a chevron gules between three scorpions sable.
Devonshire.
Gules on a chevron cottised between three leopards' heads argent as many torteaux.
Coat, county Lancaster, 1664.
Vert on a fesse argent three lions' heads erased gules.
Hampshire.
Gules on a chevron argent between three lions' heads erased or, four bars of the field between twelve ogresses.
Bokeish, Woolfardisworthy, county Devon.
Argent an ass passant within a bordure sable bezantée.
Maldon, county Essex.
Argent on a chevron embattled azure between three dolphins embowed sable as many estoiles or.
Oxfordshire.
Sable three fleurs-de-lis between two bendlets argent.
Somersetshire.
Gules a chevron ermine between three leopards' heads or.
Nailsea, county Somerset, Bristol, and Wyke, county Gloucester, and Colchester, county Essex.
Per pale or and gules a bull passant counter-changed, armed argent an annulet for difference.
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Colebroke Coat of Arms
Ashwell, county Herts.
Gules a lion rampant ermine crowned or, on a chief of the last three martlets sable.
Colebrooke Coat of Arms
Gatton, county Surrey, bart.
Gules a lion rampant ermine ducally crowned or, on a chief of the last three martlets proper.
Coleby Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Azure a chevron ermine between three eagles' displayed argent beaked and legged or.
Colegrave Coat of Arms
exemplified to Joun Wittiam Joseph Mary Lewis Mansy, Esq., of Cann Hall, county Essex, and Little Ellingham, county Norfolk.
Argent two bars gules each charged with as many crescents or, between three pheons of the second.
Coleling Coat of Arms
Corcley, county Salop.
Vert, a griffin segreant or.
Coleman Coat of Arms
Langley, county Wilts.
Azure on a pale rayonnée or, a lion rampant gules.
Grorce Lovicx Coleman, Esq., of Bixley Lodge, Norwich, Sheriff of that city, 1843-4, and Mayor 1847-8.
Quarterly, gules and sable a cross patonce between an unicorn's head erased in the first and fourth quarters, and a rose in the second and third argent the roses barbed and seeded vert.
Merriot, county Somerset.
Per pale argent and gules a bull passant counterchanged, attired or.
Brandon Parva, Norfolk.
Gules on a pale or, between two suns in splendour fessewise of the last, a lion rampant of the first.
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Colemore, or Collymore Coat of Arms
Tournay, France, and Colmore, cn. Somerset.
Gules (another, azure) billettée and three crescents or.
Colenwood Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Argent three bucks' heads gules attired or. ».
Colepeper Coat of Arms
Baron Colepeper, created 1644, extinct 1725.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Preston Hall and Oxenhoath, county Kent.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Colepeper, or Culpeper Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Coleridge Coat of Arms
Baron Coleridge.
Argent on a mount vert, in base an otter proper, a chief gules charged with a dove of the first, between two crosses pattée fitchée or.
Devon:.
Argent on a mount vert in base an otter proper a chief gules charged with a dove of the field between two crosses pattée fitchée or.
Coles Coat of Arms
Dorsetshire.
Gules a chevron (another, cotised) between three leopards' faces argent.
Preston Capes, county Northampton.
Gules a chevron argent pellettée with two bars gemelles of the field between three lions' heads erased or.
Parrocks Lodge, near Chard, county Somerset.
Argent a bull gules within a bordure sable bezantée.
granted to James Coves, Esq., of Old Park, Clapham Common, county Surrey.
Gules three bezants chevronways within two chevronels or, between three lions' heads erased erminois.
Coleshill Coat of Arms
Bynamy Castle and Tremoderet, county Cornwall.
Chequy or and sable a chief argent guttée de sang.
Coles, or Colles Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Gules on a chevron between three leopards' heads argent an ermine spot.
Colimer Coat of Arms
Kent.
Gules three crescents between nine (another, eight) billets argent.
Collar Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire.
Argent a saltire vairé or and gules between four escallops of the last. '.
Collard Coat of Arms
Barnston, county Essex.
Per fesse or and argent three Moors' heads sidefaced, couped proper wreathed round the temples of the first and sable.
Collarde Coat of Arms
Collard and Southcott, county Devon.
Gyronny of six or and sable, three Moors’ heads couped of the second.
Collar, or Collor Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire.
Argent a saltire vairé or and gules between four escallops of the last. '. [For this branch Burke specifies: the vairé or and sable.]
Collay, or Colley Coat of Arms
Cheshire, Hertfordshire, ani shire.
Sable, three swans' necks erased argent within a or.
Colle Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Argent a fesse engrailed between three scorpions erect sable.
Collen Coat of Arms
counties Essex, Kent, and Stafford, 1612.
Vert a griffin segreant or.
Little Laver, county Essex.
Vert a griffin segreant or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Collen, Collin, or Collings Coat of Arms
High Laver, county Essex.
Vert a griffin segreant or.
Collens Coat of Arms
Upton, county Hereford.
Vert a griffin segreant or, a crescent for difference.
Collens, or Collenswell Coat of Arms
Barnes Hill, county Devon.
Azure three firebrands proper.
Collens, or Collins Coat of Arms
Offwell, county Dorset.
Sable a chevron argent guttée de sang between three doves of the second.
Coller, or Collar Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire and London.
Argent a cross vairé or and gules between four escallops sable.
Colles Coat of Arms
Luckley Grimley and Leigh Court, county Worcester. Ricwarp Coie or Coxres, Esq., of Alfrick, ''e famili& Colles orum de com, Somerset,” was buried at Powick, 1440. Visit. Warwick, 1619.
Gules a chevron argent pellettée charged with two bars gemelles of the field between three lions' heads erased or.
Croke-Burnell, county Devon.
Gules on a chevron between three leopards' heads argent and twelve torteaux, four bars of the field.
Collet Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London, 1486.
Sable on a chevron between three hinds trippant argent as many annulets of the first.
county Suffolk.
Sable on a chevron between three hinds trippant argent as many annulets of the first.
Chelsea, county Middlesex, Tuomas Coliet.
Sable on a chevron between three hinds trippant argent as many annulets of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Highgate, county Middlesex, and the Middle Temple, Tuomas Colet, great.
Sable on a chevron between three hinds trippant argent as many annulets of the first. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Colleton Coat of Arms
London, 18 Feb. 1660, since of Exeter and Exmouth, county Devon, Ash Park, county Herts, bart.
Or, three stags' heads couped proper.
Devonshire.
Per pale gules and sable a saltire engrailed between four castles or.
Collett Coat of Arms
Locker''s House, Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
Sable on a chevron voided of the field between three hinds passant argent as many annulets of the second.
Wendover, county Buckingham.
Sable on a chevron argent voided of the field, three annulets of the second between as many hinds statant proper.
Westerfield, county Suffolk.
Sable on a Cool chevron engrailed between three hinds trippant argent, as many annulets of the first.
London.
Sable on a chevron argent voided of the field, five annulets of the second between three hinds proper.
county Warwick, quartered by Harman, of Moor Hall, Harl. Mss, 6060.
Sable on a chevron between three hinds statant, as many annulets of the field.
Colley Coat of Arms
Glasson, county Rutland.
Argent a cross wavy sable.
Colliar, or Collyar Coat of Arms
Darlston, county Stafford.
Argent on a chevron azure between three demi unicorns courant gules as many acorn slips or.
Collier Coat of Arms
Blockley, county Worcester. Vice-Admiral Sir Epwarp Coir, K. C. B.
Sable a cross pattée fitchee or.
county Stafford.
Sable a cross pattée fitchée or.
Collier, alias Dimock Coat of Arms
Puddle, county Dorset.
Argent a chevron between three bats displayed sable (.
Collimore Coat of Arms
London.
Gules billettée three crescents argent.
Collin Coat of Arms
Elton, county Nottingham.
Vert, a griffin segreant or, beaked and membered gules on a chief indented argent two crosses formée of the third.
Collinstown; Wexford, gent.
Argent a chevron between three ravens close sable, membered azure.
Collinden Coat of Arms
Horley, county Surrey.
Argent a sword sable and a tilting spear vert in saltire, the former hilted, the latter headed or.
Colling Coat of Arms
Cockleigh, county Suffolk.
Vert a griffin segreant or, on a canton argent a fleur-de-lis gules.
Redhall, county Durham.
Per pale vert and gules a griffin segreant or.
Collingborne Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent a saltire chequy or and azure.
Devonshire and Wiltshire.
Argent a saltire chequy or and azure between four columbines proper.
Northumberland.
Quarterly, or and azure a cross pattée counterchanged.
Collings Coat of Arms
St. Mary Ottery and Barnshill, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Azure three torches or, enflamed proper.
Collingwood Coat of Arms
Northumberland, branches.
Argent a chevron between three stags' heads erased sable (sometimes gules).
Lord Collingwood, extinct 1810.
Argent a chevron between three stags' heads erased sable with an augmentation, viz., on a chief wavy gules a lion passant guardant, navally crowned or, with the word Trafalgar over the lion of the last.
Northumberland.
Argent a chevron flory counterflory azure between three hares' heads erased purpure, each having in the mouth an oak leaf vert.
Northumberland.
Argent three chevrons sable on each five bezants.
Norfolk.
Gules three bucks' heads erased argent attired or.
exemplified to Rosert Gorpon Caxrnorp, Esq., of Irton, county Cumberland.
Argent a chevron between three stags' heads erased sable and (for distinction) a canton of the last.
Collins Coat of Arms
Betterton, county Berks.
Vert, a griffin passant or, a chief ermine.
Wythall Walford, county Hereford, as borne by Joun Stratrorp Cot. ins, Esq., J. P. and D. L., (of an ancient Saxon family) great.
Vert, a griffin segreant and a crescent or, with numerous quarterings, including Loudam, Eaton, Stoke, Ste Langley, Hereford, Cresswell, Sturney, Downman, Collins, Stratford, etc.
Cubbuley House, county Hereford.
Vert, a griffin segreant and a crescent or, with numerous quarterings, including Loudam, Eaton, Stoke, Ste Langley, Hereford, Cresswell, Sturney, Downman, Collins, Stratford, etc. [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.]
Wiltondale, Bridstow, county Hereford.
Vert, a griffin segreant and a crescent or, with numerous quarterings, including Loudam, Eaton, Stoke, Ste Langley, Hereford, Cresswell, Sturney, Downman, Collins, Stratford, etc. [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.] [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.]
Drybridge House, Hereford, and Brange Court, county Hereford.
Vert, a griffin segreant and a crescent or, with numerous quarterings, including Loudam, Eaton, Stoke, Ste Langley, Hereford, Cresswell, Sturney, Downman, Collins, Stratford, etc. [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.] [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.] [For this branch Burke specifies: with the proper difference an escutcheon of pretence for Gwiliim, quartering Mavcpeg, &c., &c.]
Upton, county Hereford.
Vert, a griffin segreant and a crescent or, with numerous quarterings, including Loudam, Eaton, Stoke, Ste Langley, Hereford, Cresswell, Sturney, Downman, Collins, Stratford, etc. [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.] [For this branch Burke specifies: duly differenced.] [For this branch Burke specifies: with the proper difference an escutcheon of pretence for Gwiliim, quartering Mavcpeg, &c., &c.]
Samvurn Cotttws, M. D., Fellow of Trin. Coll., Cambridge.
Gules on a bend or, three martlets sable.
Ricnanp Coxtins, Esq., of Corely, county Salop, principal secretary to Henry, Earl of St. Albans, Lord High Chamberlain.
Vert, a griffin segreant or.
Foye, county Hereford.
Gules on a bend or, three martlets sable.
Ham, county Devon.
Vert a griffin segreant or.
county Devon.
Sable on a chevron between three doves argent five guttes de sang.
Essex.
Azure on a chevron argent between three bezants, as many martlets sable on a chief or, a griffin passant with wings endorsed per pale sable and gules.
Kent.
Vert, a griffin segreant or, beaked, legged, and ducally gorged argent.
Sittingbourn, county Kent, London and Sussex.
Gules on bend or, three martlets azure all within a bordure ermine.
Hatch Beaumont, county Somerset.
Gules a crescent ermine within an orle of martlets argent.
Truthan, county Cornwall.
Sable a chevron argent guttée-desang between three doves proper.
Trewardale, county Cornwall; monument dated 1684 at Illogan.
Sable a chevron argent guttée-de-sang between three doves proper. [Burke notes that some authorities describe the birds as Cornish choughs rather than doves.]
Collinson Coat of Arms
The Chantry, county Suffolk.
On a fesse between a squirrel in chief and three axes in base, two mullets.
Yorkshire.
Azure three cinquefoils or, on each: a torteau., Ee.
Collins, or Collyn Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs proper.
Collison Coat of Arms
East Bilney Hall, county Norfolk.
Azure three cinquefoils or, the middle leaf gules.
Collmore, or Collamore Coat of Arms
Birmingham.
Gules three crescents between nine billets or.
Collumbell Coat of Arms
Derbyshire.
Sable three doves argent each holding in the beak an ear of wheat (another, laurel) or.
Blyton, county Lincoln.
Sable three doves argent.
Colly Coat of Arms
Glaston, county Rutland.
Argent a cross wavy sable.
Collyer Coat of Arms
as borne by G. S. Cortyer, Esq., of London.
Argent on a chevron azure between three demi unicorns courant gules as many acorns slipped and leaved proper.
Dorsetshire.
Gules on a chevron between three wolves' heads erased argent as many roses of the first stalked and leaved vert.
Staffordshire.
Sable a cross pattée fitchée or.
Collyer, or Colliar Coat of Arms
formerly of Wroxham and Necton; formerly of Wroxham and Necton, afterwards of Hachford Hall, Norwich, and Girmingham, county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron between three unicorns' heads couped gules.
Collyn Coat of Arms
Essex.
Vert, a griffin segreant or.
Collyngs, or Collyns Coat of Arms
Bury, county Suffolk.
Vert, a griffin segreant or, on a canton of the second a fleur-de-lis sable.
Colman Coat of Arms
Suffolk and Essex.
Azure upon a pale rayonée or, a lion rampant gules.
originally of Gornhay, in Tiverton, and afterwards of Hillersdon, in Collumpton, county Devon.
Per fesse argent and sable. a cross flory between four mullets, all counterchanged.
Kent.
Per fesse argent and sable a cross patonce between four mullets counterchanged.
Carshalton Park, Surrey.
Azure on a pale rayonné or, guttée d'eau between two fleurs-de-lis of the second a lion rampant between two annulets gules.
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Carrow House, Norwich.
Arms é&c., same as Couman, of Carshalton Park.
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Colmel Coat of Arms
Northumberland.
Argent three chevrons sable bezantée.
Colmer Coat of Arms
Wyghton, county Norfolk.
Gyronny of eight argent and sable on a chief or, three lions rampant gules.
Colmore Coat of Arms
Colmore, county Somerset.
Gules billettée and three crescents or.
Philip Cregoe Colmore; Moor End, Charlton Kings, county Gloucester.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per chevron gules and azure nine billets three, three, and three argent and three crescents two and one erminois, for Colmore; second and third, Cregoe. [Burke names the Cregoe quartering without repeating its blazon here.]
Colmore, county Dorset. Visit. Somerset, 1623.
Gules, three crescents between eleven billets, four, four, two, and one, all or.
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Colnet Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Or, on a chevron gules three pomegranates of the field.
Colquhoun Coat of Arms
Elstow Lodge, county Bedford.
Argent a saltire engrailed sable within a bordure gules.
Colquite Coat of Arms
Fowey, or Foy, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Argent a fesse azure fretty or, between three cinquefoils gules.
Colreth Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Argent three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Colsell Coat of Arms
Kent.
Quarterly azure and gules a lion rampant or, and in sinister chief a cross formée fitchée at the foot of the third.
quartered by Sxirrincton, of Skifington, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Or, a pale azure and a chief vert.
Colshill Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Chequy argent and sable a chief or.
Devonshire.
Chequy argent and sable on a chief of the first four guttes de sang.
London.
Chequy or and azure on a chief argent a goat, salient, gules.
Colshill, or Colsell Coat of Arms
Essex and Cornwall.
Chequy or and sable a chief of the first, guttée desang.
Kent.
Quarterly, gules and sable a lion rampant or, between three crosses formée fitchée at the foot, of the third.
Colston Coat of Arms
Essex.
Azure two barbels, haurient, respecting each other argent.
Essex.
Argent two dolphins, haurient, sable.
originally of Colston Hall, county Lincoln, subsequently of Filkins Hall, county Oxford, and of Roundway Park, county Wilts.
Argent between two dolphins haurient, respecting each other, an anchor, all proper.
Colston, Coulson, or Coulston Coat of Arms
Essex and London. Visit. London, 1568, Gapriet Cotston, of London, citizen and grocer, was second.
Argent two dolphins, haurient, respecting each other sable chained together by their necks, the chain pendent or, quartering, or, a lion rampant double queued gules, for Matorer.
Colt Coat of Arms
Westminster; since of Leominster, county Hereford, bart.
Argent a fesse between three colts in full speed, sable.
Essex.
Ermine a fesse between three colts in full speed sable.
Essex.
Argent a fesse azure between three colts in full speed 8a.
Colt Hall, county Suffolk, 1587.
Argent a fesse between three colts in full speed sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.]
Colthurst Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Argent a fesse between two colts. passant sable.
Gargrave, county York.
Argent a fesse between two colts. passant sable.
Coltman Coat of Arms
Hugnaby Priory, county Lincoln.
Azure a cross patonce pierced or, between four mullets argent.
Naburn Hall, county York.
Azure a cross patonce pierced or, between four mullets argent.
Colton Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Sable a saltire engrailed between four crosses crosslet or.
Colt, or Coult Coat of Arms
Canterbury, 1613.
Or, a fesse between. three colts in full speed, sable.
Columbell Coat of Arms
Darley, county Derby, in the reign of Richard II.
Sable three doves argent legged gules in the bill of each an olive branch vert.
Columbers Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Gules a cross formée fitchée or.
English-linked family entry.
Gules a chief argent a cross moline counterchanged.
Hale, county Lancaster.
Gules a bend or.
Colveley Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Gules a fesse between three plumes argent.
Colvile Coat of Arms
Lullington, and Duffield Hall, county Derby. This family obtained Newton.
Azure, a lion rampant or, a label with five points gules the whole width of the shield, borne with fifteen quarterings.
Kempsey, county Worcester.
Azure, a lion rampant or, a label with five points gules the whole width of the shield, borne with fifteen quarterings.
Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire.
Azure a lion rampant argent and label gules.
isle of Ely.
Argent a lion rampant azure a label gules.
Bitham, county Lincoln.
Or, a fesse gules.
Lincolnshire.
Or, on a fesse gules three lions rampant argent.
Suffolk.
Azure (another, sable) a lion rampant argent and bend gules.
Yorkshire.
Or, a fesse gules on a chief of the second three bezants.
Yorkshire.
Or, a fesse gules in chief three torteaux.
Colvile, or Colwall Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent three chevrons sable, charged with five annulets or.
Colvile, or Colwell Coat of Arms
Cambridgeshire.
Azure a lion rampant or, and label gules.
Colvile, or Colyvill Coat of Arms
Cumberland, Kent, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, and Northumberland.
Argent three chevrons sable, bezantée.
Colvill Coat of Arms
Cumberland.
Or, a cross flory gules Zz.
Colville Coat of Arms
Lord Colville, Wauren pe Couvilur was summoned to Parliament 1264, title in abeyance.
Or, a fess gules.
Lincolnshire.
Argent on a pale azure between two cock pheasants endorsed, each reguardant proper a lion rampant of the field collared gules.
Colwell Coat of Arms
counties York, Kent, and Worcester, Har. Mss. 1566.
Argent three chevrons sable each charged with five bezants.
Colwich Coat of Arms
Styd, and Darley Moor, county Derby, Dugidale's Visitation.
Argent, a fesse between three bats displayed sable.
Colwike, or Colwick Coat of Arms
Colwick, county Notts, Sir Gites Corwick, of that place, left two daus, and co-heirs, one wife of Sir Ricuarp Byron, of Byron and Clayton, ancestor of Lord Byron.
Gules three fusils conjoined in fesse argent in chief two cinquefoils or.
Colyn Coat of Arms
Boscarne and Helland, county Cornwall, in the reign of Richard II.
Argent a chevron sable between three coots proper membered gules.
Comb Coat of Arms
Norton Ferrers and Tisburie, county Somerset.
Sable two bars argent between six bees, three, two, and one of the last.
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Combe Coat of Arms
Cludington, county Bucks, and Hertfordshire.
Ermine three lions passant in pale gules.
Devonshire and London.
Gules two bars or, between six lozenges argent three, two, and one.
Cobham Park, county Surrey, and Oaklands, county Sussex.
Ermine three lions passant in pale gules.
Somersetshire.
Sable two bars between seven bees argent three, three, and one.
Stratford-on-Avon, county Warwick.
Sable three lions rampant or.
granted by Cooke, Clarenceux, to Joun Comms, or Compgs, father of the usurer, the friend of Shakespeare, 1584.
Ermine three lions passant in pale gules.
Cobham Park, county Surrey.
Azure on a pale ermine between two tilting spears erect or, three lions passant palewise gules.
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Combe, Coombe, or Coumbe Coat of Arms
Stratford-on-Avon, county Warwick.
Sable three lions rampant or.
Combemartin Coat of Arms
Aldrington, Northampton, temp, Edward Iil.
Gules a lion rampant vairé or and vert (another, or and azure).
Comber Coat of Arms
Sussex.
Or, a fesse dancettée gules between three estoiles sable.
Rev. Henry Geonor Wanpesrorp Comper, rector ot Oswaldkirk, county York, a descendant of the Sussex family.
Or, a fesse dancettée gules between three estoiles sable.
Comberback Coat of Arms
county Chester, 1771.
Ermine three bars azure on a canton of the last a fleur-de-lis argent.
Comberford Coat of Arms
Comberford, county Stafford.
Gules a talbot passant argent. [Burke also records the Parles coat adopted after a marriage: gules on a cross engrailed or, five roses of the field; these arms were entered for Comberford at the Visitation of 1583.]
Comberford, or Cumberford Coat of Arms
confirmed by the deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Humpurey Comberfond, Hsq., of Kingsbury, eleventh in descent from Allan DB Comperrorp, Visit. Warwick.
Gules on a cross engrailed argent five roses of the field.
Comberton Coat of Arms
Lincolnshire.
Argent (another, or)a chevron between three martlets sable.
Comberworth Coat of Arms
quartered by Constablx, of Flamborough, county York, Sir Marmaduke Constable mm. the dau. and heir of Sir Roperr Comberwortnu, of Somerby. Visit. Notts.
Chequy or and gules on a chief argent a lion passant (another, passant guardant) sable.
Comer Coat of Arms
Fitzhead, county Somerset.
Vert, on a fesse between three eagles displayed or, as many keys wards upwards sable Orest—A squirrel sejant proper collared dancettée and reflexed over the back or, and holding in the paws a key, asin the arms.
Comes Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a bend raguly gules a lion passant of the field.
Commerell Coat of Arms
Strood, near Horsham, Sussex.
Gules a dexter arm embowed couped below the shoulder holding in the hand a branch of laurel, all proper.
Comport Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent on a chevron gules between three torteaux as many quatrefoils or.
Compson Coat of Arms
Hopton Wape and Cleobury, county Salop.
Azure three garbs or.
Compton Coat of Arms
£arl and Baron of Wilmington. Sir Spencer Compton, third; Sir Spencer Compton, third son of James, third Earl of Northampton, was created a Baron 1728, and an Earl 1730. d. unm. 1743.
Sable a lion passant guardant or, between three esquires' helmets argent.
Carham Hall, county Northumberland.
Sable a lion passant guardant or, between three helmets azure.
Compton Castle, county Devon.
Sable a chevron ermine between three shovellers argent.
Hartbury, county Gloucester, baronet, extinct 1773.
Argent a fesse nebulée gules on a chief of the last a helmet between two lions' heads erased or.
Lyndhurst and Minstead, Hants.
Sable a lion guardant or, between three esquires' helmets proper garnished gold.
Piersden, Hants (Visit. of 1634), and Surrey.
Ermine on a bend sable three close helmets or.
Somersetshire.
Argent three mascles gules on a chief sable a helmet of the first between two birds' heads erased or.
Sutton, county Somerset.
Sable three close helmets or.
Marquess of Northampton, page 219.
Sable a lion passant guardant or, between three esquires’ helmets argent.
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Sutton Bingham, Wigbear, and Petherton, county Somerset.
Sable three helmets close argent a border or, quartering first, Trivet: argent a trivet sable a border of the last; second, Storke: argent a stork sable collared or, beaked and legged gules a border ermine.
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Compton, Douglas-Compton Coat of Arms
Marquess of Northampton.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable a lion passant, guardant or, between three esquires' helmets argent, for Compton; second and third, quarterly, first and fourth, argent a man's heart gules ensigned with an imperial crown proper and on a chief azure three stars of the first; second and third, argent three piles issuing from a chief gules on the last two stars of the first, all within a bordure azure charged with eight buckles or, for Dovcvas.
Comyn Coat of Arms
Earl of Northumberland. Rosert Comyn was 80 created by William I., 1068, murdered shortly aftér by the inhabitants of the county.
Gules three garbs or.
Durham and Essex.
Azure a chevron ermine between three garbs or.
Yorkshire.
Argent three garbs gules (another, banded or).
Comyn, or Chilcot Coat of Arms
Isleworth, county Middlesex.
Or, on & pile vert between two lions rampant sable three garbs of the field.
Comyn, or Comin Coat of Arms
Durham.
Azure a chevron between three sheaves of cumin or.
county Lincoln.
Argent three garbs between nine crosses crosslet fitchée gules.
Comyns Coat of Arms
Wood, in Bishop's Teignton, county Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules three garbs proper eared or, for Comy¥ns, second and third, azure a fesse raguly between three unicorns' heads erased or, for Learn.
Conan Coat of Arms
Keltield.
Argent a cross engrailed sable.
Conant Coat of Arms
Lyndon Hall, county Rutland.
Per saltire azure and gules twenty billets or, afterwards altered to 'gules ten billets or, four, three, two, and one.”.
Conarton, or Cornarton Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Azure three covered cups or (another, argent).
Conder Coat of Arms
Epwanp Conver, Esq., of Terry Bank, Westmor- — land, and Elm Hurst, Essex.
Argent on a bend wavy azure between two lymphads, sails furled, flags flying and oars in action sable, an anchor entwined with a cable or.
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Condon Coat of Arms
Wellerby, county York.
Gules a fesse argent in chief a martlet or.
Conduitt Coat of Arms
Westminster.
Gules on a fesse wavy argent between three pitchers double eared or, as many bees volant proper.
Coney Coat of Arms
Marton, and of Bassingthorpe, county Lincoln.
Sable on a fesse cotised or, between three conies argent as many escallops of the field.
Gillingham, county Norfolk.
Sable a fesse cotised between three conies argent.
Congreve Coat of Arms
Congreve and Stretton, county Stafford, Burton county Chester, Aldermaston House, Berks.
Sable a chevron between three battle-axes argent.
Walton, county Stafford, bart.
Arms, as the preceding.
Coningsby Coat of Arms
Coningsby Castle, Lincoln. Joan Coninessy.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent two lions passant gules; second and third, gules three conies sejant argent.
Hampton Court, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Shropshire.
Gules three conies sejant argent.
Earl Coningsby, created 1719, extinct 1729.
Gules three conies sejant argent.
Viscountess Coningsby, Lady Mancarer Coninosby.
Gules three conies sejant argent.
Norfolk and Hertfordshire.
Gules three conies sejant argent within a bordure engrailed sable.
Norfolk.
Gules three conies sejant within a bordure engrailed argent.
Conne Coat of Arms
East Walton.
Sable a fesse between two bars gemelles or, all between three conies passant.
Conney Coat of Arms
granted by Camden, Clarenceux, 1609, to Henry Conney, Esq., of Parley, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland.
Argent a saltire gules between four conies sejant sable.
Bassingthorpe, county Lincoln.
Gules on a bend double cottised or, three torteaux, quartering argent two bars gemelles azure in chief three mullets gules.
Whitsundine, county Rutland. Visit. Rutland.
Gules on a bend double cottised or, three torteaux, quartering argent two bars gemelles azure in chief three mullets gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as the preceding with a crescent for difference.]
Connock Coat of Arms
Treworek and Treworgy, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Argent a fesse dancettée between three eagles displayed gules.
Connocke Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chevron dancettée between three eagles displayed gules.
Conny Coat of Arms
Gillingham.
Sable a fesse cottised, between three conies courant, argent.
Conny, or Coney Coat of Arms
Norton, county Lincoln.
Arms, the same as Coney of Marton.
Conolly Coat of Arms
Cotties, Wilts, and Midford Castle, county Somerset.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Conolty, argent on a saltire engrailed sable five escallops of the field, in the centre chief point a crescent gules; second and third, Burke, or, on a cross gules a cross crosslet fitchée of the field, in the first quarter a lion rampant. sable and in the second a sinister hand erect of the second.
Conquest Coat of Arms
Houghton Conquest, county Bedford.
Quarterly, argent and sable in chief a label of three (another, five) points gules.
Conradus Coat of Arms
London.
Sable a chevron between three unicorns' heads erased or.
Conran Coat of Arms
Newtown House, county Louth, and Blacklands, Plympton, St. Mary, Devon.
Quarterly, first and second, vert on a chevron between three hinds’ heads erased argent as many martlets of the first, a crescent for difference, for Conran; second and third, azure a chevron argent between in chief a dexter arm in fesse couped below the elbow the hand grasping a dagger, point upwards proper and in base a trefoil slipped of the second, for Marcell. [Editorial note: Burke prints “first and second” for Conran and “second and third” for Marcell; the repeated second quarter is retained.]
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Constable Coat of Arms
Sir Wituiam Constan e, knighted at Dublin, by Roser, Earl of Essex, Lord Licutenant of Ireland, 12 J uly, 1599.
Quarterly, or and vair in the first and fourth quarters a bend gules a crescent for difference.
Flamburgh and Everingham, county York.
Quarterly, gules and vaire over alla bend or.
Manor House, Otley, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules and vaire over all a bend or, Constable; second and third, azure on a bend cottised argent three billets sable, Haggerston.
Oak House, Battersea, county Surrey.
Quarterly, gules and vaire over all a bend or.
Burgwith, county York.
Gules a fesse compony argent and sable in chief a lion passant gules.
Dromonby, Cleveland.
Quarterly, gules and vaire on a bend or, an annulet.
Strickland-Constable, Wassand, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth quarterly, gules and vaire over all a bend or, for Consranie; second and third, gules a chevron or, between three crosses pattée argent on a canton ermines a stag's head couped se ee.
Constable, Clifford-Constable Coat of Arms
Tixall, county Stafford, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, barry of six, or and azure, for Constable; second and third, chequy or and azure a fesse gules, for Clirrord.
Constantyne Coat of Arms
Cheshire, London, and Shropshire.
Or, six fleurs-de-lis sable three, two, and one.
Consul Coat of Arms
Rosert Consvx, natural; Maset, dau. and heiress of Ropert Fitz Hamon, and hada son, Witliam Consul.
Gules three rests or clarions or.
Contry Coat of Arms
Brook, county Kent.
Azure a pile surmounted of a fesse between four fleurs-de-lis or.
Conway Coat of Arms
Sarl of Conway, created 1679, extinct 1683.
Sable on a bend cotised argent a rose between two annulets gules.
Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, and Warwickshire.
Sable on a bend cotised argent a rose between two annulets gules.
London.
Azure a chevron between three dexter gaunt-, lets or.
Warwickshire.
Azure a cross voided or.
Cony Coat of Arms
Bassingthorp, county Cumberland, 1612.
Gules on a bend double cotised or, three torteaux.
Hertfordshire and Huntingdonshire.
Argent a saltire gules between four conies feeding sable.
Conyers Coat of Arms
Sokebourne, county Durham.
Azure a maunch or.
Horden, county Durham.
As Conyers of Sokeburne.
Essex and Northamptonshire.
As Conyers of Sokeburne. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.]
London and Hornby Castle, county York. Baron Conyers. Visit. London, 1568.
As Conyers of Sokeburne. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: differenced with a crescent of the second surmounted by another gules in chief.]
Copped Hall, Essex.
Azure a maunch or, over all a bendlet gobony ermine and gules.
Wakerley, county Northampton. Jane, dau. of Francis Conyers of that place, m. Owen Oclethorpe, of Newington, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Azure a maunch over all a bend sinister.
Lord Mayor of London, 1723.
Azure a maunch over all a bend sinister.
Kent.
Or, a maunch sable.
London.
Azure a maunch or, in chief an annulet argent.
Willow Bank, Fulham.
Azure a maunch or, on a chief embattled of the last a wreath of laurel proper a canton gules thereon a representation of the gold medal presented to Lieut.-Gen. Cuarles Epwarp Conyers, in commemoration of his distinguished services at the battle of Orthes pendent by a ribband of the last fimbriated of the first, below the medal the word ''Orthes” in letters of gold.
exemplified to Helen Freprica Lane, of Lower Redlands, near Reading, county Berks.
Azure a maunch or, on a chief embattled of the last a wreath of laurel proper a canton gules thereon a representation of the gold medal presented to Lieut.-Gen. Cuarles Epwarp Conyers, in commemoration of his distinguished services at the battle of Orthes pendent by a ribband of the last fimbriated of the first, below the medal the word ''Orthes” in letters of gold. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as last.]
Conylesh Coat of Arms
Lancashire.
Sable three conies courant argent.
Coo Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Ermine three piles wavy gules.
Heckworth, county Cambridge.
Gules on three piles wavy argent, ten martlets sable.
Cooche Coat of Arms
Natuaniex Potr, of Gerrald's Town, county Meath, Serjeant at Arms in Ireland; Devon, d. 1685.
Or, a snake in pale embowed sable langued gules.
Coode Coat of Arms
Morval, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Argent a chevron gules between three moorcocks sable membered, wattled, and jelloped of the second quartering gules three crescents or.
Pensipple in Liskeard, Methleigh in Breage, and St. Austell, county Cornwall.
Arms, as the preceding.
Cook Coat of Arms
Bedfordshire.
Quarterly, purpure and argent in sinister chief a horseshoe.
London.
Argent a lion passant in bend between two cottises gules on a chief azure as many estoiles or.
Mildham, county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three tigers' heads erased sable langued of the second, each charged on the neck with a gemel or.
Doncaster, county York.
Or, a chevron gules between two lions passant guardant sable armed of the second.
Northumberland and Yorkshire.
Or, a chevron between two lions passant guardant sable.
Kingsthorp, county Northants.
Per pale azure and gules three eagles displayed and armed or, guttée de poix, each having about his neck a collar sable.
Capt. Coox, the circumnayigator.
Sable a sphere or, between two mullets in pale argent.
Brooklands, Blackheath Park, county Kent.
Gules three crescents in fesse within two barrulets or, between three woolpacks, two and one, argent.
Visit. London, 1568. Thomas Mercatr, citizen and goldsmith of London, m Aticr, dau. of Tuomas Coox, of Tanton.
Azure on a chevron engrailed argent between two chevronels or, and three cinquefoils pierced ermine two lions combatant purpure.
Cooke Coat of Arms
Wheatley, county York, bart.
Or, a chevron gules between two lions passant guardant sable.
Owston, county York.
Or, a chevron gules between two lions passant guardant sable quartering Pulesston, Davies, Kine, Fenton, the Wuite Knicut, &c.
Rev. Tuomas Alexander Coorg, Fsq., of Wargrave, county Berks, adopted by sign manual, 1850, the name of Cooke, in lieu of that of Marhews.
Per pale or and azure a chevron nebulé, between three cinquefoils in chief, and one in base counterchanged.
county Devon, and Trerice, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Ermine on a bend cottised sable three cats passant guardant or.
county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three ravens' heads erased sable within a bordure engrailed of the second.
Thorne, county Devon.
Ermine on a bend cottised gules three cats-a-mountain, argent.
Fullwell Heath, county Essex.
Ermine on a chevron gules three door-staples or, on a chief argent as many door-staples of the second.
Fullwell, county Sussex.
Sable a chevron or, between three wolves' heads erased ermine on a chief or, as many door-staples gules.
Fulwell-Hache, county Essex.
Ermine on a chevron or, between three bears' heads erased ermine as many escallops gules on a chief of the second three door-staples of the third.
Essex.
Ermine on a chevron gules three escallops or, a chief argent charged with as many staples of the second.
Essex.
Argent a chevron gules in chief three nags' heads, erased, 8a.
Essex.
Sable a chevron or, three horses' heads in chief ermine.
Clifton, near Bristol.
Argent a fesse chequy or and gules in chief three cinquefoils of the last.
Wiit1am Cooxg, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn.
Per pale argent and sable three griffins' heads erased and counterchanged, each charged on the neck with a bar gemell.
Lancashire.
Per pale azure and sable three eagles displayed argent.
Rosert Cooxe, Esq., Clarenceux King of Arms, 1567.
Gules semée-de-lis. - a cinquefoil ermine.
Brome Hall, county Norfolk, bart, created 1663, extinct 1708.
Gules on a fesse or, three trefoils azure in chief a lion passant argent.
Giddea Hall, Essex.
Or, a chevron compony gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the second.
Alresford, county Hants.
Gules three. crescents or, a chief of the last quartering the arms of Sayer, and Baker.
granted 1843 to Jonn Cooxg, Esq., of The Chase, county Hereford.
Or, two chevronels compony gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the second.
Kent.
Sable on a chevron or, between three plates, as many cinquefoils of the field, on a chief argent three columbines proper.
Kent.
Sable a chevron chequy or and azure between three bezants, on a chief argent as many columbines of the third.
Kent, and Broadwater, county Sussex.
Gules three crescents argent a canton of the second.
Lord Mayor of London, 1462.
Or, a chevron componée gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the third.
London.
Or, a chevron azure between three dragons' heads couped and erect of the second.
Wargrave, county Berks. Rev. Thomas Alexander Cooke.
Per pale or and azure a chevron nebulée between three cinquefoils in chief, and one in base, all counterchanged.
London.
Ermine a lion passant in bend between two cotises gules.
London.
Paly of six gules and sable three eagles displayed argent.
London, and Harefield, county Middlesex.
Argent a bend azure in the sinister corner an annulet of the last.
Edmonton, county Middlesex.
Vert, a unicorn passant or, on a chief of the last a human heart between two crosses potent gules.
Middlesex.
Sable three bends argent.
Mildham, county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron engrailed between three tigers' heads sable maned of the first, collared or.
Norfolk.
Per pale gules and azure three eagles displayed argent.
Norfolk.
Or, on a chief sable a cinquefoil between two annulets of the field.
Norfolk.
Azure on a chevron argent between three cinquefoils ermine two lions combatant of the field armed gules.
Mildham, county Suffolk.
Per pale azure and gules three eagles displayed counterchanged.
Linstead, county Suffolk.
Or, a chevron engrailed gules between three cinquefoils azure on a chief of the second a lion passant argent.
Cotton, county Suffolk.
Sable on a chevron between three lions rampant or, as many cinquefoils azure.
Whitefield, county Suffolk.
Or, a fesse between two lions passant gules.
Langham, county Suffolk.
Gules an inescutcheon argent between four crosses formée fitchée, in saltire or.
Burstow, county Surrey.
Per pale azure and sable three eagles displayed argent.
Langham, county Suffolk.
Ermine on a chief azure a griffin passant argent.
Peake, county York.
Arms, &c. as the preceding.
Sussex.
Gules three crescents argent a canton ermine, quartering, or, a cross azure, for De Bouun.
Mylton, county Warwick.
Per pale argent and sable three wolves' heads erased, counterchanged, collared gules.
county Worcester.
Argent two chevrons between six martlets gules three, two, and one.
Claines, Redmorley, Oliver, and Staunton, county Worcester. Tuomas.
Or, a fesse between two lions passant gules.
county York.
Per pale argent and sable three greyhounds' heads erased, collared, and counterchanged.:.
Wheatley, county York, bart.
Or, a chevron gules between two lions passant guardant sable.
county Cambridge.
Or, a chevron gules between two lions passant guardant sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as preceding.]
eo. York.
Gules three crescents and a canton or.
Camerton, county Cumberland.
Or. a chevron gules between two lions passant reguardant sable.
Broomyard, county Hereford.
Per pale azure and gules three eagles displayed argent.
Lodgemore and Farmhill, county Gloucester.
Argent three bars azure in chief as many annulets gules.
Tinnerany, county Kilkenny; Suffolk.
Pean on a chief azure a griffin passant argent.
Cooke, Formerly Coke Coat of Arms
Painstown, county Carlow; Carlow.
Per pale gules and azure three eagles displayed argent.
Cooke, or Cook Coat of Arms
Little Staybridge, county Essex.
Sable three bends argent.
Cooker Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent on a bend gules three lions' heads or.
Cookes Coat of Arms
Norgrove, county Worcester, baronet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, two chevrons gules between six martlets sable; second and third, sable a buck''s head cabossed or.
Bentley, county Worcester.
Argent two chevrons between six martlets three, two, and one, gules, quartering Jennetts and Denhaam.
Tarbicke, county Worcester.
Barry of six argent and sable in chief three annulets of the last (another, three mullets gules).
Cookesey Coat of Arms
Little Wolverton and Evesham, county Worcester.
Argent on a bend azure between three mullets sable as many cinquefoils or, within a bordure gules bezantée.
Cookesey, in Upton, Warren, Kidderminster, Witley, and Milton, county Worcester.
Argent on a bend azure (sometimes between two cottises dancettée gules) three cinquefoils or.
White Ladies, county Worcester. Visit. 1682-3, commencing with Joun Cooxsey, of Worcester, d, 1648, and monument Rev. John Cooxesey, at Wimbledon, d. 1777.
Argent on a bend azure (sometimes between two cottises dancettée gules) three cinquefoils or.
Cookson Coat of Arms
Cumberland.
Per pale argent and gules two legs in fesse in armour proper couped at the thigh.
Settle, Yorkshire, subsequently of Newcastle-onTyne, of Whitehill, and Neasham Hall, county Durham, and Meldon Park, county Northumberland.
Per pale argent and gules two legs couped above the knee in armour counterchanged.
Kent.
Per pale argent and gules two legs couped above the knee in armour counterchanged.
Fire-Cooxson, Whitehi!], county Durham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale argent and gules a pale between two legs couped at the thigh in armour, all counterchanged, for Cooxson; second and third, or, a lion rampant gules guttée d'or between three thistles leaved and slipped vert, for Fire.
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Cookson, Reynard-Cookson Coat of Arms
Whitehill Park, county Durham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per pale argent and gules a pale between two legs couped at the thigh in armour, all counterchanged, and for distinction a canton gules, for Cookson; second and third, argent a chevron between two cross crosslets fitchée in chief and a wolf’s head erased in base azure, for Reynard.
Coombes Coat of Arms
Stratford-on-Avon, county Warwick.
Ermine, three lions passant in pale gules.
Cooper Coat of Arms
Gadesbridge, county Hertford.
Vert a fesse embattled or, between two pheons in chief points downwards and in base two human thigh bones in saltire argent. [Burke records an earlier coat: per fesse embattled argent and sable three pheons’ heads counterchanged.]
Walcot, Somerset, baronet, created 1828, extinct same year.
Or, on a bend azure between two lions' heads erased gules three unicorns' heads erased argent.
Woolhara, New South Wales, baronet, and also of Bolton-le-Moors, county Lancaster.
Azure a chevron engrailed between two lions passant in chief and an estoile of eight points in base or.
West Rasin, near Market Rasin, county Lincoln.
Azure three forks (dung forks) or.
Bray, county Berks.
Azure a saltire or, on a chief of the last two chevrons paleways point to point of the first.
Wimborne St. Giles, county Dorset.
Argent three bulls passant sable armed or.
county Glouce ster.
Azure a saltire or, on a chief of the last three lions ram p. of the first.
Colne-Green, county Hereford, Ratling Court, county Kent, and Stroud, county Sussex.
Argent three martlets gules on chief engrailed of the second as many annulets or.
Ditcham, county Hants.
Quarterly, argent and gules in the second and third quarters, a pheon of the first and a crescent sable in the first quarter for difference.
London.
Azure a saltire engrailed between four trefoils slipped or, on a chief argent three dolphins embowed of the first.
Pains Hill, Surrey.
Gules on a chevron between three lions passant argent three lozenges of the field.
county Warwick.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable langued and armed gules three plates.
Carneford, county Lancaster, 1664.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
Hackesworth, county Nottingham.
Or, a bend azure between two lions' heads erased gules.
Thurgarton, county Notts.
Azure on a chevron engrailed argent between three cinquefoils ermine two lions respectant sable quartering Totter.
Thurgarton Priory, county Nottingham.
Azure on a chevron engrailed argent between three cinquefoils erminois two lions counterpass. sable.
county Salop.
Argent three martlets gules. on a chief of the second as many annulets or.
Ricnarp Coorgs, gent., of London.
Argent three martlets gules. on a chief of the second as many annulets or. [For this branch Burke specifies: chief engrailed.]
Surrey.
Sable a chevron wavy ermine between three lions rampant or.
Trowbridge, county Wilts.
Or, a saltire azure on a chief of the second three leopards' heads guardant couped of the first spotted sable and ducally crowned argent.
Winchester, 1584.
Azure a fesse between three pelicans argent vulning themselves gules.
Toddington Park, county Bedford, and Park House, Highgate, county Middlesex.
Gules on a chevron between three lions passant argent each holding a battleaxe in his fore paw or, three lozenges sable on a chief engrailed of the third a lozenge of the field between two martlets of the fourth, an escutcheon of pretence quarterly gules and azure on a chevron ermine between three lions passant or, as many mascles of the first.
Wortlington House, county Suffolk.
Argent a chevron gules charged with another ermine between three sprigs of laurel, each consisting of three leaves vert.
Mansion House, Bengeworth; county Oxford.
Quarterly, first, argent on a chevron between three martlets gules three annulets or, a chief engrailed ermine, for Cooper; second, sable on a chevron between three griffins’ heads erased argent three estoiles gules, for Beales; third, argent on a bend sable three fleurs-de-lis or, a chief of the second charged with a lion passant of the third, for Hayward; fourth, or, out of a fesse sable a demi lion rampant issuant gules, for Emms.
Durham.
Gules a bend ermine between six lions rampant or.
granted to Rossert Cuhester Cooper, Esq., Lewes, Sussex.
Gules on a chevron dovetailed argent between two bucks' heads cabossed in chief and a garb in base or, three martlets azure.
Bulwell, county Nottingham.
Azure on a chevron engrailed or, between two lions passant in chief argent and a griffin's head erased in base of the second, three gads or square plates of steel proper.
Samurt Josnua Cooper, Esq., of Mount Vernon, near Barnsley, county York.
Per pale pean, and gules on a chevron between three lions statant argent an estoile between two lozenges of the second.
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Cooper, Ashley-Cooper Coat of Arms
Sarl of Shaytesbury.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three bulls passant sable armed and unguled or, for Ashley; second and third, gules a bend engrailed between six lions rampant or, for Cooper.
Coopers and Hellyars, Company of Coat of Arms
Exeter.
Gyronny of eight gules and sable on a chevron argent a grose or. drawing board between two adzes of the second, on a chief ad d of the third three lilies slipped and leaved azure.
Coopers, Company of Coat of Arms
Chester.
Gyronny of eight gules and sable on a chevron between three annulets or, a grose between two adzes azure on a chief vert three lilies slipped, stalked, and leaved argent.
Coore Coat of Arms
Scruton Hall, county York.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief of the second three cinquefoils or.
Coostey Coat of Arms
county Gloucester.
Sable a cross voided or, between four martlets argent x.
Coote Coat of Arms
counties Essex, Lincoln, and Norfolk.
Argent a fess ce three coots sable.
counties Lincoln and Suffolk.
Argent three coots proper.
Copdon Coat of Arms
High Estre, Essex.
Argent three piles in point gules.
Cope Coat of Arms
Hanwell, county Oxford.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules slipped proper as many fleurs-de-lis or.
Brewern, county Oxford, baronet, extinct 1821.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules slipped proper as many fleurs-de-lis or.
counties Essex, Middlesex, Northampton, Northumberland, and Stafford.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules stalked and leaved vert, as many fleurs-de-lis of the field.
counties Essex, Middlesex, Northampton, Northumberland, and Stafford.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules stalked and leaved vert, as many fleurs-de-lis or.
Osbaston Hall, county Leicester.
Quarterly, ermine and azure a chapeau gules turned up of the first, between two greyhounds courant in pale or.
Copeland Coat of Arms
London and Bootle, county Cumberland.
Argent two bars gules debruised by a bend sable over all a canton of the second.
granted to Witt1am Taytor Corelann, Esq., Lord Mayor of London, 1836.
Or, two bars gules in chief three trefoils slipped vert, on a bend over all azure as many boars' heads erased argent.
Copeman Coat of Arms
Hemsby Hall, county Norfolk.
Argent two bars engrailed azure on a bend gules a tower between two estoiles of the first.
Copenger Coat of Arms
Norfolk.
Or, three bends gules a fesse vert (another of the second).
London.
Bendy of six or and gules on a fesse azure three plates all within a bordure of the second.
Copewood, or Copwood Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Argent a pile in bend sable fimbriated and engrailed gules between two eagles displayed, of the second.
Copfield Coat of Arms
county Suffolk.
Gules on a chevron ermine three martlets sable.
Copildyke, Copildike, or Copledyke Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Azure three swords in bend argent hilts and pomels or.
Copildyke, Copuldike, or Copledyke Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet gules.
Copin Coat of Arms
London.
Per pale azure and gules three boars' heads couped or.
London.
Per pale azure and gules three boars' heads erased (another, couped) or, a chief of the third.
Copingdale Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Argent a mullet sable on a chief of the second three piles of the first.
Copinger Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Argent four bends gules.
county Kent.
Bendy of six gules and or, on a fesse vert three plates within a bordure of the first.
county Kent.
Bendy of six or and gules over all a fesse azure charged with three plates.
Lord Mayor of London, 1512.
Bendy of six or and gules on a chevron azure three plates within a bordure purpure.
county Suffolk.
Bendy of eight or and gules.
county Suffolk.
Bendy of six argent and gules on a fesse azure three bezants within a bordure of the third.
Cork, Cloghane, Rincolisky, Ballyverine Castle (new Copinger''s Court), Lissapoole, Carhue, Leemount, d&c., county Cork; Roscoff, in Brittany, Trewiddle, Cornwall, and the Priory, Manchester.
Bendy of six or and gules over all on a fesse azure three plates.
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Copland Coat of Arms
Boston, county Lincoln.
Argent two bars and a canton gules over all a bend sable.
Twickenham, county Middlesex.
Or, on a cross sable between four oak leaves vert five mullets of the field.
Copleston Coat of Arms
Copleston, Warleigh, Exeter, Bowdon, Woodland, Instow, Wyke, Knighteston, Fullingcote, Upton Pyne, Weargifford and Alderdiscote, all in county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three leopards' faces azure (another, sable).
Shipton George, and Nash.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three leopards' faces azure.
county Devon.
Or, a chevron between three griffins' heads erased sable.
Copley Coat of Arms
Sprotborough, county York, baronet, created 1661, extinet 1709.
Argent a cross moline sable.
Baron Lyndhurst, extinct 12 Oct. 1863.
Argent a -cross patonce sable within a bordure azure charged with eight escallops of the field.
Sprotborough, county York, baronet, created 1778.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a cross moline sable, for Copley; second and third, gules a mule passant argent, for Morle.
Suffolk.
Argent on a cross sarcelly sable a crescent or; (another, five crescents of the field).
Surrey and Bodley, county York.
Argent a cross moline sable.
Norton in Bredon, county Worcester. Thomas Copley, Esq., of Bedingfield, county Suffolk, purchased Bredon 1575. His son, Thomas Copxey, paid a fine for not taking knighthood at the Coronation of Charles I. Visits. Worcester 1569 and 1634.
Argent a cross sable charged with a martlet or.
county York.
Argent a cross sable charged with a martlet or. [For this branch Burke specifies: (another adds on the cross, a mullet of the first).]
county Sussex.
Argent a cross flory sable.
Copoldike Coat of Arms
West Wickham, county Kent.
Argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet gules.
Copoldyke Coat of Arms
Harrington, county Lincoln.
Argent a chevron between three crosses crosslet gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: field or.]
Coppandale, or Coppandall Coat of Arms
county York.
Argent a mullet and chief indented sable.
Coppard Coat of Arms
formerly county Sussex.
Vert a fesse indented or, between three swans close argent beaked and membered of the second.
Coppendale Coat of Arms
Middlesex.
Sable on a chief dancettée argent three mullets of the field.
Coppin Coat of Arms
county Hertford, 1608.
Or, a chief of one row of vair.
Norwich.
Per pale azure and gules three boars' heads couped or.
Coppinger Coat of Arms
Ballyvolane and Barryscourt, county Cork. Maniana Coppincer, only dau. and heiress of Joun Coprpinger, Esq., of Ballyvolane, county Cork.
Azure a bull's head argent.
Buxhall, county Suffolk. Waxrer Coprinoer had a licence from Henry Viii. to wear his hat in the royal presence.
Or, three bends gules on a fesse azure three plates.
Coppynger Coat of Arms
Kent.
Bendy of six or and gules on a fess azure three plates.
Copwood Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Argent a pile in bend sable fimbriated and engrailed gules between two eagles displayed vert.
county Stafford.
Argent a pile in bend sable fimbriated and engrailed gules between two eagles displayed vert.
Corben, Corbin, or Corbyn Coat of Arms
Staffordshire and Suffolk.
Argent on a chief or, three ravens sable.
Corbet Coat of Arms
Moreton Corbet, county Salop, baronet, created 1642, extinct 1688.
Or, a raven sable.
Viscountess Corbet. Dame Saran Corset, widow of Sir Vincent Corset, first baronet of Moreton Corbet, was so created for life 1679.
Or, a raven sable.
Moreton, county Salop, baronet, created 1808.
Or, a raven sable.
Sprowstown, county Norfolk.
Or, a raven sable.
Stoke, county Salop, baronet, Jonn Corser.
Or, a raven sable.
Stoke and Adderley, baronet Corser D'Avenant, Esq.
Or, a raven sable.
Lord Corbet.
Or, a raven sable.
Adderley Hall, county Salop. Ricuarp Conset, second.
Or, a raven sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c., as the baronets of Moreton.]
Barton, county Leicester.
Or, a raven sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c., as the baronets of Moreton.] [For this branch Burke specifies: with o mullet for difference.]
county Hereford.
Or, a raven sable. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c., as the baronets of Moreton.] [For this branch Burke specifies: with o mullet for difference.] [For this branch Burke specifies: &c. '.]
Chadesley Corbet.
Or, a raven proper within a bordure engrailed gules.
county Leicester.
Or, a raven proper within a bordure engrailed gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: with two ravens.. o.]
London.
Or, three ravens proper a martlet for o3.
formerly of Leigh, and afterwards of S Castle, county Salop.
Or, two ravens proper.
Longnor, county Salop.
Or, two ravens proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: within a bordure engrailed sable bezantée.]
Sundorne Castle, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, two ravens in pale proper a bordure engrailed gules, and for distinction in chief a cross crosslet also gules, for Corbet; second and third, ermine three fusils conjoined in fesse sable, for Picorr.
Suffolk.
Per fesse sable and argent six crosses formée flory counterchanged.
Hadley, county Salop.
Or, three ravens in pale proper.
Alcester, county Warwick.
Or, two ravens in pale proper in chief a label of three points azure.
Wattlesborough, county Salop.
Or, a raven sable quartering Tozet, of Moreton.
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Corbett Coat of Arms
Chaddesley Corbett, county Worcester.
Or, a Taven sable, and a border engrailed gules.
Elsham, county Lincoln, and Darnhall, county Chester.
Or, a raven sable.
Hotianp-Corbert; Gloucester, and Cheltenham in the same county, upon his assuming by royal licence the additional surname of Corbett, 25 June, 1872.
Argent two ravens in pale sable charged on the body with three ermine spots two and one or, a border gules bezantée.
Warwickshire, formerly of Dumbartonshire.
Argent a key fesseways, wards downwards, between two ravens sable.
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Corbyn Coat of Arms
confirmed by the Deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Grorce Corrs, Esq., of Hall End, county Warwick, seventeenth in descent from Roserr Corsyn, of county Stafford.
Sable on a chief or, three ravens proper.
Cordall Coat of Arms
counties Norfolk and Suffolk.
Gules a chevron engrailed ermine between three griffins' heads erased argent.
Cordell Coat of Arms
Long Melford, county Suffolk: of this ancient family were Sir Wittiam Cordell, Master of the Rolls, in the reign of Elizabeth.
Gules a chevron ermine between three griffins' heads erased argent.
Enfield, county Middlesex.
Gules a chevron engrailed between three griffins' heads erased ermine.
Cordray Coat of Arms
Chute, county Wilts.
Sable a chevron between two mullets in chief and a lion passant in base ducally crowned or, all within a bordure argent.
Core Coat of Arms
Bromerton, county Norfolk.
Arms, &c., same as the following.
Corey Coat of Arms
London.
Sable on a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or, as many estoiles gules.
Corfield Coat of Arms
Chatwall Hall, county Salop, 1580.
Argent three hearts gules.
Shrewsbury.
Ermine on a pale azure a lion rampant or.
Corham Coat of Arms
Barton, county Hants.
Argent a cross sable between four eagles displayed gules.
Corham, or Coram Coat of Arms
Ottery St. Mary, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent a cross sable between four eagles displayed gules.
Coring Coat of Arms
Kenwyn, county Cornwall.
Argent a millrind, in pale between four martlets sable.
Corke Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Sable three lions' tails erect and erased argent.
Corkfeld Coat of Arms
quartered by Ayscoven, of Nuttall, county Notts. Visit. Notts.
Azure a cross chequy argent and gules.
Cornard Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Azure a fesse between three (another, two) chevron or.
Cornarton Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
See Conarron.
Cornay Coat of Arms
Low Hall, county York.
Sable a chevron or (another, argent).
Cornerd, Formerly Cornerth Coat of Arms
Cornextu of Cornerth, county Suffolk.
Azure a fesse between two chevrons or.
Cornewall Coat of Arms
Barons of Burford.
Ermine a lion rampant gules crowned or, a border sable bezantée.
Baron Fanhope and Milbroke. Sir Jonn Cornewall.
Ermine a lion rampant gules crowned or, a border sable bezantée.
Moccas Court, county Hereford, bart.
Ermine a lion rampant gules crowned or, a border sable bezantée. [For this branch Burke specifies: the bordure engrailed.]
Berrington, county Hereford, and Delbury, or Diddiebury, county Salop.
Ermine a lion rampant gules crowned or, a border sable bezantée. [For this branch Burke specifies: the bordure engrailed.]
Cornew, Cornue, or Corney Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent a chevron between three buglehorns sable.
Corney Coat of Arms
Steeple Burton, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Argent three huntsmen's horns sable stringed or.
Cornfoot Coat of Arms
Ryde, Isle of Wight, and Petersham, county Surrey.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, second and third, or, on a mount vert a palm tree proper over all a bend azure charged with three mullets of the second, a chief gules thereon a griffin passant gold, the dexter claw grasping an arrow barbed and flighted, also proper.
Cornick Coat of Arms
West Alington, Bridport, county Dorset.
Or, on a pile azure between two trefoils slipped in base vert a tower argent.
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Cornigton, or Cornington Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a saltire sable.
Cornish Coat of Arms
Sharnbroke, county Berks.
Sable a chevron embattled or, between three roses argent.
Essex and Kent.
Sable a chevron embattled or, between three roses argent.
London.
Argent on a chevron gules three lozenges of the field, each charged with a cross crosslet sable.
Blackhall, county Devon.
Sable a chevron embattled or, between three roses argent.
Salcombe.
Sable a chevron embattled or, between three roses argent.
Cornwall Coat of Arms
Crockham, county Berks.
Argent a bend lozengy between six crosses crosslet sable.
Court in St. Stephen, Brannell, county Cornwall.
Argent a lion rampant gules ducally crowned or, within a bordure sable bezantée.
county Essex.
Argent a lion rampant gules ducally crowned or, within a bordure sable bezantée. [For this branch Burke specifies: field ermine.]
Cornwall.
Gules on a fesse argent between three mullets or, as many Cornish choughs proper rf.
counties Cornwall and Devon.
Argent on a cross pattée sable five bezants (another, plates). ee".
county Dorset, 1608.
Argent on a fesse sable three p! fretty of the second.
county Oxford.
Argent a lion rampant gules crowned or, over all on a bend (another, engrailed) sable three (another, eight) bezants.
county Salop.
Ermine a lion rampant crowned or, within a bordure sable bezantée.
county Warwick.
Or, three chevrons vert.
Cornwallis Coat of Arms
Marquess and Earl of Cornwallis, marquessate extinct 1823, earldom 1852.
Sable guttée d'eau on a fesse argent three Cornish choughs proper.
Cornwall, le Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a chief gules over all a bend azure.
Corona Coat of Arms
Adlington, county Chester.
Azure a chevron between three ducal coronets or.
Corrance Coat of Arms
Rendlesham, Parham Hall, and Rougham, county Suffolk, 1619.
Argent on a chevron between three ravens sable as many leopards' faces or.
Corren Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Argent a fer-de-moulin in bend azure between two Cornish choughs proper on a chief of the second a fleurde-lis between as many demi roses streaming in base or.
Fun. Ent. of Most Rev. Huch Corren, Archdeacon of Oxford and Dean of Hereford, appointed by Mary I., Archbishop of Dublin, 1555, d. 1568.
Argent a fer-de-moulin in pale sable between four Cornish choughs azure on a chief of the last a fleur-de-lis or, between two roses of the first.
Corson Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a bend sable between three dragons' heads erased gules.
Cortesy Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Paly of six or and azure a fesse chequy sable and gold.
Corthine Coat of Arms
county York.
Azure on a chevron or, between two estoiles in chief and a lion rampant in base argent three torteaux.
Corthure, or Cortithure Coat of Arms
county Cornwall.
Argent, a fesse azure between three stars sable.
Corton Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Sable a maunch argent.
Cory Coat of Arms
Cory, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief azure three cinquefoils or.
county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief azure three cinquefoils or.
counties Cumberland, Northumberland, and Stafford.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief azure three cinquefoils or. [For this branch Burke specifies: the chief sable.]
Inner Temple, London.
Or, three mullets gules on a chief of the second three griffins' heads erased of the first.
Yarmouth, county Norfolk.
Sable on a chevron or, between three griffins' heads erased of the second as many estoiles gules.
Cory-Eade; St. John’s College, Cambridge.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, three estoiles two and one gules on a chief wavy of the last an anchor between two gryphons’ heads erased of the field, for Cory; second and third, per fesse dancettée argent and sable a pale counterchanged, three leopards’ faces of the second, for Eade.
Coryn Coat of Arms
Kenwyn, county Cornwall. Ann, dau. and co-heir of Ricward Coryn, of that place m. Richard Singleton.
Argent a millrind between four Cornish choughs sable.
Coryton Coat of Arms
Coryton and Newton Ferrars, county Cornwall, baronet, created 1662, extinct 1739. Visit. Cornwall, 1620.
Argent a saltire sable.
Pentillie Castle, Cornwall.
Argent a saltire sable.
Cosance Coat of Arms
Higham Barrow.
Argent a bend engrailed sable in chief a matchlock of the second.
Cosard Coat of Arms
Cosard, county Hants.
Argent five bars and a canton gules.
Cosby Coat of Arms
Stradbally Hall, Queen's County; Lincoln, established in Ireland by Francis Gosste, the celebrated General of the Kern, temp.
Quarterly, first, argent a chevron between three leopards' faces sable on a canton or, a saltire vert, between a cross crosslet in chief gules a lizard erect in the dexter and a salmon in the sinister fesse point of the fourth, and a dexter hand couped in base of the fifth, for Cospy; second, azure three shackles or, on a canton argent a saltire gules between a sinister hand couped in chief of the last, two salmons in fesse and one in base vert, for Cospy; third, or, a pheon azure, for Smpney; fourth, argent two bars per pale indented azure and gules in chief three pellets, for Dopweelu.
Cosen Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent, a chevron between three mullets pierced sable.
Cosens Coat of Arms
Yetminster, county Dorset.
Azure on a bend or, between two lions rampant argent three martlets of the first.
Cosh Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Argent on a chevron sable three fountains proper.
Cosin Coat of Arms
Kent.
Azure a lion rampant argent langued and armed gules crowned or.
Cosington Coat of Arms
Hampshire.
Azure three roses or.
Cosowarth Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent on a chevron between three wings azure as many bezants.
Cospatrick Coat of Arms
Zari of Northumberland.
Gules a saltire argent.
Cossen Coat of Arms
Raveningham, county Norfolk.
Azure a chevron wavy between three eagles displayed or.
Cossen, alias Madern Coat of Arms
Penzance. Visit. county Cornwall, 1620, claimed 2 Charles I.
Azure a lion rampant or, guttée de sang, ducally crowned of the second.
Costerdine Coat of Arms
Fun. Ent. of Geonce Cosrerpine, of Colryan, county Londonderry, born in county Notts., d. 6 May, 1637.
Or, six fleurs-de-lis sable three, two, and one.
Costerton Coat of Arms
Great Yarmouth, county Norfolk.
Argent a pile gules over all two bars ermine each charged with two martlets of the second.
Costomer Coat of Arms
Yarmouth.
Gules two bars ermine in chief a lion passant or.
Coston Coat of Arms
Coston, county Salop.
Argent a saltire vert on a chief gules a lion passant of the first.
Cosworth Coat of Arms
Cosworth, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620. The heiress mm. Mynarpd, and the heiress of Mynarpd m. Vivian.
Argent on a chevron between three falcons' wings azure five bezants.
Cosworth, county Cornwall and London. Jonn Cosworth, Mercer, of London, second.
Argent on a chevron between three falcons' wings azure five bezants.
Cosyn Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Azure a lion rampant argent guttée de sang crowned or.
London and Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Ermine a chevron engrailed per pale or and sable.
Norfolk.
Gules an eagle displayed argent.
Cosyngton Coat of Arms
borne by Sir Srernen pE Cosynoton, 23 Edward Iii., 1348.
Azure three roses or.
Cosyns, or Cosins Coat of Arms
Chorley Hall, Leicester.
Ermine a chevron per pale gules and or.
Coteel Coat of Arms
Devonshire.
Or, a bend gules semée de cronells argent.
Cotes Coat of Arms
Woodcote, county Salop.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ermine, second and third, paly of six or and gules.
Hanslope, county Buckingham, born 18 Edward Iii.
Argent fretty azure on a canton sable a lion rampant, or.
Elson, county Leicester, and Withington, county Stafford. Visit. Leicester, 1609.
Argent fretty azure on a canton sable a lion rampant, or.
Lord Mayor of London, 1542.
Per pale or and azure two dolphins erect counterchanged on a chief gules a covered cup. between as many dovecots of the first.
county Buckingham.
Per pale gules and azure two dolphins hauriant endorsed argent on a chief or, a covered cup between as many dovecots of the first.
Cotgrave Coat of Arms
Richmond Hereld, 1566.
Gules a fesse dancettée between three buglehorns argent °.
Malpas, county Chester.
Gules a chevron indented ermine between three buglehorns argent.
Coton Coat of Arms
Ashill, county Norfolk.
Azure an eagle with wings elevated argent.
Cottell Coat of Arms
North Tawton, county Devon; Heralds’ Visitation, 1580.
Or, a bend gules, quartering Malherb, Cahurta, and Godfrey.
Yeambridge, county Devon. Her. Visit. 1580.
Arms.
Cottell, Cotel, Cotele, or Cottle Coat of Arms
Atworth, county W: and lords of Caverton, county Somerset, in 1102, said to have come to England with William the Conqueror.
Or, a bend gules ria.
Cotterell Coat of Arms
Garnons, county Hereford, bart.
Quarterly, or and argent a cross engrailed per pale sable and gules, in the second quarter two escallops, and in the third, one of the third, over all a bend also sable.
South Repps, county Norforlk.
Argent a bend between three escallops sable.
Cotterells Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent a bend wavy sable.
Cottesford Coat of Arms
Launton, county Oxford.
Argent two bends gules and a border sable.
county Devon.
Argent two bars gules within a bordure engrailed sable.
Cottesmore Coat of Arms
Brightwell Baldwin, county Oxfotd; Oxon.
Azure an eagle displayed with two necks argent on his breast an escutcheon gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: charging the escutcheon with a leopard's face or.]
Cottingham Coat of Arms
Jonn pr Corrincham, county York, in the reign of Richard II.
Sable a chevron engrailed between three plumes argent.
Cottingham, or Cottington Coat of Arms
counties Chester and Middlesex.
Sable two hinds countertrippant in fesse argent.
Cottington Coat of Arms
Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.
Azure on a fesse argent between three roses or, as many bugle horns sable.
Lord Cottington of Hanworth, created 1631, extinct 1653.
Azure a fesse between three roses or.
Cottle Coat of Arms
Sampford Peverell and North Taunton.
Or,a bend gules.
granted to the Rev. James Corrie, LL. D., vicar of St. Mary Magdalen, Taunton, county Somerset.
Or, a bend gules between two leaves vert.
Cotton Coat of Arms
Connington, county Huntingdon.
Azure an eagle displayed argent armed or.
Landwade, since of Madingley, county Cambridge, bart.
Sable a chevron between three griffins' heads erased argent.
The Priory, Leatherhead, county Surrey.
Azure on x chevron cottised between three hanks of cotton, argent an escallop between two 'crosses crosslet fitchée gules.
Wittington, county Gloucester.
Argent a bend sable between three pellets.
Bishop of Exeter, d. 1621, formerly of London.
Argent a bend sable between three pellets.
Laughton, counties Leicester and Stafford. Visit. Leicester 1619.
Argent a bend sable between three pellets.
Laughton, counties Leicester and Stafford. Visit. Leicester 1619.
Argent a bend sable between three pellets.
Etwall Hall, county Durham.
Azure a chevron between three hanks of cotton argent.
Pulley, county Salop. Thomas Corton, of Pulley, was sheriff 1678.
Azure a chevron between three hanks of cotton argent.
Cotton Hall, county Hants, London, and Shropshire.
Azure a chevron between three bundles of cotton yarn argent.
counties Stafford and Worcester.
Azure a chevron between three bundles of cotton yarn argent.
Kent.
Gules a chevron ermine between three griffins' heads erased argent langued azure.
county Leicester, in the reign of Edward Iii.
Azure on a chevron argent three catharine wheels gules.
county Stafford.
Azure on a chevron argent three catharine wheels gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: as of Connington, Huntingdonshire, with due difference.]
Cotton Edmunds, county Chester.
Argent a bend sable between three pellets.
Soham Lodge, county Suffolk.
Argent on a fesse cottised gules three fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Suffolk.
Argent on a fesse cottised gules three fleurs-de-lis of the field. [For this branch Burke specifies: a martlet for difference.]
Ridware, county Stafford.
Azure an eagle displayed argent armed gules. [Burke identifies this as the Ridware coat adopted by Cotton after a marriage, and gives the ancient Cotton coat as argent a bend sable between three pellets.]
Cotton-Ridware, and Connington, 1572.
Azure a bend argent between three plates.
Bellaport, county Stafford, and Etwall, county Derby.
As Corton of Ridware.
Getting Abbots, county Huntingdon.
As the preceding.
confirmed by the deputies of Camden, Clarenceux, to Puitte Corron, of Woodcote, county Warwick.
Azure an eagle displayed argent.
Cotton, Stapleton-Cotton Coat of Arms
Viscount Combermere.
Azure a chevron between three hanks of cotton, paleways argent in chief pendent from a ribbon gules a representation of the medal presented to his lordship after the battle of Salamanca, for Corron; quartering, argent a lion rampant sable, for Stapleton.
Cottrell Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Argent a chevron between three escallops sable.
Hadley, county Middlesex.
Argent a bend between three escallops sable.
Cotwyn Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Argent a fesse sable between three ogresses.
Couci Coat of Arms
incetnam DE Covct, Barl of Bedford, K. G. in the reign of Edward II.
Barry of six vair and gules.
Couell Coat of Arms
East Somerton.
Azure a lion rampant argent.
Cought, or Cowght Coat of Arms
Arms in a window in Dorchester Church, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Gules a bend ermine between six bezants.
Couldham Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Azure a mullet argent pierced gules.
Couldwell Coat of Arms
Kent.
Paly wavy of six or and sable on a chief gules three griffins' heads erased of the first.
Coull Coat of Arms
Dixon-Coutt, Middleton, Morpeth, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a unicorn's head, couped argent in chief three annulets or, for Coultt; second and third, argent a saltire, parted and fretty, between two crosses pattée in pale, and as many eagles' heads erased in fesse gules, for Dixon.
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Coulsill Coat of Arms
Essex.
Chequy or and sable a chief of the first, guttée de sang.
Coulson Coat of Arms
Jesmond, county Northumberland.
Argent on a bend gules three fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Blenkinsopp Castle, county Northumberland.
Argent on a bend gules three fleurs-de-lis of the field. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering those of Blenkinsorpr.]
Cottingham Castle, formerly Colston; Cottingham Castle, formerly Colston.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Arms as Colston. See the linked source page.]
Ayton, county York, 1666.
Argent two dolphins haurient respecting each other sable 'collared and chained together by their necks the chain pendent between them of the last.
Coulston Coat of Arms
St. Ives, county Hunts.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three dolphins embowed sable.
Coulthard Coat of Arms
Scotby, county Cumberland, 1784.
Sable three catharine wheels argent.
Coulthurst Coat of Arms
Gargrave, county York.
Argent a fesse between two colts passant sable.
Coup Coat of Arms
Essex and Northamptonshire.
Argent, a chevron azure between three rose branches slipped gules leaved vert.
Couper Coat of Arms
London.
Azure a saltire argent on a chief or, three lions rampant gules.
Couper, or Cupper Coat of Arms
Powick, county Worcester.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
Coupland Coat of Arms
London.
Or, on a cross sable between four trefoils vert five mullets argent.
Bercne-Courtanp; Lincoln, late Capt; Royal North Lincoln Militia, and J. P. for the county of Lincoln.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, three bars engrailed azure on a bend gules a rose between two escallops of the first, for Courtanp; second and third, azure a lion passant argent on a chief nebuly of the last a fleur-de-lis between two mullets of the first, for Berane.
Couppe Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Argent on a chevron azure between three roses gules as many fleurs-de-lis or.
Courci Coat of Arms
Stoke-Courci, county Somerset.
Argent three eagles displayed gules crowned or.
Courtauld Coat of Arms
Gosfield Hall, county Essex.
Per pale argent and or, a chevron between three trefoils in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base vert.
Courteene Coat of Arms
Aldington, or Aunton, county Worcester. A refugee family.
Or, a talbot passant sable.
Courtenay Coat of Arms
Earl of Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, ae i three torteaux, for Courtenay; second and third, or, a lion rampant azure, for Repvers (the old Earls of Devonshire).
Sir Hucu Courtenay, one of the Founder Knights of the Garter.
Gules three torteaux, a label of three points each point charged with three annulets. Cres/—Out of a ducal coronet a plume of swan's feathers, consisting of three rows, the first eight, the second ten, and the uppermost eleven feathers.
Sir Perer Courtenay, K. G., in the reign of Richard II., fifth; Richard II., fifth son of Hucn, second Earl of Devon.
Gules three torteaux a label of three points azure each point charged with three annulets.
Kelland, county Devon.
As Earl of Devon.
Painsford, county Devon: Ann Courtenay, the coheiress, m. Epmund, 7th Earl of Cork and Ossory.
[Burke gives a family description here without printing a shield blazon.]
Molland, county Devon.
Or, three torteaux on a label azure nine plates.
Walreddon, county Devon.
Or, three torteaux on a label azure nine plates. [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.]
Deviock, Lostwithiel, Penkivel, and Lanivet, county Cornwall.
Or, three torteaux on a label azure nine plates. [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.]
Trethurfe, Wotton, and Tremeer, county Cornwall.
Or, three torteaux on a label azure nine plates. [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Devon.]
Courthope Coat of Arms
Danny Place, county Sussex: the heiress, Barbara Courtuorr, m. Henry Campion, Esq.
Argent a fesse azure between three estoiles sable.
Whiligh, county Sussex.
Argent a fesse azure between three estoiles sable.
Stodmarsh, county Kent.
Or, a fesse azure between three estoiles sable.
Courtin Coat of Arms
London.
Or, a talbot passant sable.
Courtney Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Quarterly, first and fourth, or, a lion rampant, azure; second and third, argent three trefoils slipped sable (another, three torteaux).
county Devon.
Or, three torteaux a label of three points each charged with as many bezants.
county Somerset.
Or, a bend gules between three torteaux.
Courtoys Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Gules a griffin segreant or.
county Dorset and London.
Sable billettée or, a fesse ermine between three horses' heads couped argent.
Boston, county Lincoln.
Per fesse or and azure paly of six counterchanged, over all a fesse chequy argent and sable.
county Lincoln.
Paly of six or and azure a fesse chequy argent and sable charged with three martlets of the first.
London.
Gules a chevron vair (another, vairé argent and sable) between three bulls' heads argent (another, or).
Coussmaker Coat of Arms
originally of Brabant; certified at the College of Arms, London, May 1779.
Azure on a chevron between three mullets or, as many trefoils slipped vert. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering, azure two chevrons interlaced one issuing from the chief and the other from the base between eight mullets of six points, all or. Same.]
Couton Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Argent a saltire sable.
Coutry Coat of Arms
Boxbourne, county Kent.
Azure a pile between four fleurs-de-lis or, a chevron of the last counterchanged.
Coutts Coat of Arms
London, Banker.
Argent a stag's head caboshed gules between the attires a pheon azure the whole within a bordure embattled of the last, charged with four buckles or.
Money-Courts, Stodham Park, county Southampton, and Ancote, Weybridge, county Surrey.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent a stag's head erased gules between the attires a pheon azure all within a border embattled of the last, charged with four buckles or, for Courts; second and third, or, on a pile azure ten bezants, four, three, two, and one, for Money.
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Coutts, Burdett-Coutts Coat of Arms
Baroness Burdett-Coutts.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Coutts: argent a stag's head caboshed gules between the attires a pheon azure the whole within a bordure embattled of the last charged with four buckles or; second and third, Burdett: azure two bars or, each charged with three martlets gules.
Cove Coat of Arms
county Hereford.
Gules a bend argent cottised or.
Coveley Coat of Arms
county Hants.
Gules a fesse between three helmets argent.
Covell Coat of Arms
London, Her. Off. c. 24.
Azure a lion rampant argent a file of three lambeaux gules each charged with as many bezants.
county York.
Or, a chevron between three martlets sable.
Coveney Coat of Arms
Iinxhill, county Kent.
Ermine on a bend.. three trefoils slipped.
Coventre, or Coventreye Coat of Arms
confirmed by St. George, Deputy to Borough, Garter, to Joun Covenrrig, Lord Mayor of London 1425.
Argent a chevron sable between three columbines azure slipped vert.
Coventry Coat of Arms
Croome D'Abitot, county Worcester. Farl of Coventry, created 1697.
Sable a fesse ermine between three crescents or.
Bugate, county Hants.
Sable a fesse ermine between three crescents or. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as the Earl of Coventry.]
Henbury House, county Dorset.
Sable a fesse ermine between three crescents or. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as the Earl of Coventry.] [For this branch Burke specifies: as the Earl of Coventry.]
Baron Coventry, created 1628, extinct 1719.
Sable a fess ermine between three crescents or.
Covert Coat of Arms
Kent, Surrey, and Sussex.
Gules a fesse ermine between three martlets or.
Slougham, county Sussex.
Gules a fesse ermine between three lions' heads erased or.
Covert, or Court Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Paly of six, or and azure on a chief of the first an eagle displayed sable (another, a demi eagle).
Covill Coat of Arms
county Lancaster.
Or, a fesse gules in chief three torteaux.
county York.
Or, a fesse gules in chief three torteaux. [For this branch Burke specifies: field or.]
Cow Coat of Arms
Kent and Norfolk.
Gules a bend cotised argent.
Cowan Coat of Arms
London, and Forrest Hill, county Kent, baronet, extinct.
Argent a saltire gules a chief of the last, thereon two swords saltireways proper pomels and hilts or, encircled by a representation of the collar of the Lord Mayor of London, also proper between two fasces gold.
Coward Coat of Arms
Wells, county Somerset.
Or, on two bars sable, three cinquefoils argent two and one.
West Penard and Wells, county Somerset.
Argent on a chevron gules three martlets or, a chief of the second charged with a canton of the third.
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Cowcher, or Coucher Coat of Arms
Claines and Woodmancote, in Clifton-on-Teme. Joun Coucuer, Bailiff of the city of Worcester, 1563, purchased the latter estate.
Sable on a fesse between three cinquefoils or, as many martlets of the field.
Cowdrey Coat of Arms
county Berks.
Gules ten billets or, four, three, two, and one.
county Berks.
Gules thirteen billets or, four, four, three, and two.
Herriard, county Hants.
Sable ten billets or, four, three, two, and one.
Cowell Coat of Arms
Major-Gen. Sir Jon Crayton Cowett, K. C. B., Master of the Queen's Household; Duke of Kent.
Arms, &c., a8 Cowell, of Harristown. [For this branch Burke specifies: d&c.]
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Cowie Coat of Arms
Furleigh Lodge, county Surrey.
Per pale ermine and sable a fesse counterchanged.
Cowleigh Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs proper.
Cowleigh, county Worcester, quartered by Harewill, Harl. Mss., 1566, also in Birtsmorton Church.
Or, a chevron ermines between three cows' heads cabossed sable.
Cowley Coat of Arms
county Staffurd, quartered by Srcrron, of Sturton, county Notts. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Gules three bendlets or.
county Devon.
Argent a bull passant gules within a bordure sable bezantée.
London.
Argent a lion rampant sable within a bordure engrailed of the second, charged with ten mullets of the first.
quartered by Knicuriey, of Fawsley.
Argent a lion rampant and bordure engrailed sable.
Cowling Coat of Arms
Kerthen, Trevaveneth, and Trengwainton, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Argent a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs proper.
Cowpen Coat of Arms
Oxford.
Gules six writing pens argent three, two, and one.
Cowper Coat of Arms
Earl Cowper.
Argent three martlets gules on a chief engrailed of the last, three annulets or.
Baroness Lucas.
Quarterly, first and fourth, De barry of six argent and azure; second and third, Ropinson, vert a chevron between three stags at gaze or.
William Cowper, the poet.
Quarterly, first and fourth, De barry of six argent and azure; second and third, Ropinson, vert a chevron between three stags at gaze or. [For this branch Burke specifies: same as Earl Cowper.]
London.
Azure a saltire between four trefoils slipped or, on a chief of the last three dolphins embowed of the first.
county Salop.
Azure a saltire engrailed between four trefoils slipped or, on a chief argent three dolphins embowed of the first a bordure engrailed gules.
Carleton Hall, and Unthank, Cumberland.
Azure a chevron paly or and ermine in chief an annulet between two martlets argent in base a caduceus of the second.
county Gloucester.
Sable on a chevron between three goats' heads couped argent three pellets.
Sir Ricuarp Cowper, Knt., of Temple Elfont, county Surrey, nephew of Joun Cowper, serjeant-at-law. Visit. London, 1568.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
Arthingworth, county Northants, Shukbrough, county Warwick, and Lubbenham, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1629.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
London.
Azure on a bend argent between two pelicans or, three ogresses.
Overleigh, county Chester.
Azure on a bend engrailed or, between two wolves' heads argent three crosses crosslet gules Ancient Arms—Argent three martlets gules on a chief of the last three annulets or.
Sussex, 1614.
Quarterly, argent and gules in the second and third quarters a pheon of the first.
Bolton-upon-Swale, county York.
Gules a bend ermine (another, vair) between six lions rampant or.
Broadlands, Hants.
See Cowper-Temple.
Cowper-Temple Coat of Arms
Baron Mount Temple). See Tsmpul Cjox (Eaton Hastings and Coleshill, county Berks. Edward Cox, of Eton Hastings, 6. 162-2.
See Temple.
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Cox Coat of Arms
Beamonds, county Hertford.
Or, three bars azure on a quarter gules a lion's head couped argent.
Chichester, county Sussex.
Or, three bars azure on a canton gules a lion's head erased argent.
Broxwood and Eaton Bishop, county Hereford.
Or, three bars azure on a canton gules a lion's head erased argent.
Charton, Farningham, county Kent, and Trevereux, Limpsfield, county Surrey.
Barry of ten or and azure three escutcheons, two and one, gules, each charged with a horse salient argent, quartering three other coats, viz., sable a cross or, on a chief argent three eaglets gules, for Penary, or Peneret, of Ash and Ryarsh, Kent; argent a pale nebulée gules on a canton of the last, a cross flory argent, for Mippleton, of Middletons, Longfield, Kent; ermine a chevron vairé or and gules between three wolves' heads erased azure, for Minter, of Addington and Ryarsh, Kent.
county Gloucester and London.
Argent a bend sable in the sinister chief an oak leaf azure.
Beaminster.
Sable a chevron between three stags' heads cabossed, argent.
London.
Argent three cocks gules two and one, crowned or, on a chief azure a pale charged with a rose of the second between two ostrich feathers of the first.
Bromerton, county Norfolk.
Sable on a chevron between three griffins' heads erased or, as many estoiles gules.
Shropshire.
Argent a bend azure in the sinister chief an oak-leaf of the second.
Cox Green, county Stafford.
Per chevron gules and azure in chief two roses argent in base a plate (another, a bezant) between as many cocks respecting each other of the third combed and wattled gules.
Clent, Stone, and Kidderminster, county Worcester.
Gules three cocks argent two and one.
Eaton Hastings and Coleshill, county Berks. Epward Cox, of Eton Hastings, b. 1622.
Vert in chief three cocks or.
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Cox, alias Cokks Coat of Arms
London.
Sable two bars humettée or, between as many swans, one in chief the other in base argent beaked and legged gules between the bars a cock of the third combed legged and wattled of the fourth.
Coxe Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a bend sable a spear head or, in the sinister chief an oak-leaf of the second.
Coxed Coat of Arms
county Oxford, 1737.
Per chevron argent and azure a chevron per chevron sable and of the first, between two roses in chief gules seeded and barbed proper and in base a garb or.
Coxeter Coat of Arms
Letchlade, county Gloucester.
Argent a chevron between three cocks' heads erased gules crested and jelloped or.
Coxon Coat of Arms
Morpeth, county Northumberland.
Azure a fesse embattled or, between three demi lions passant argent.
county York.
Sable a chevron between three cocks argent combed and wattled gules.
Cox, or Cocks Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Quarterly: first and fourth, gules a chevron or, between three attires of a stag, affixed to the scalps argent; second and third, azure a tower with two side-pieces argent within a bordure or, charged with eight mullets sable.
Coxwell Coat of Arms
Ablington, county Gloucester, living there in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Argent a bend wavy between six cocks gules quartering argent a mullet sable On a chief gules a fleur-de-lis or, for Rogers of Dowdeswell.
Coyner Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a fret gules on a chief azure three fleurs-de-lis or.
Coyney Coat of Arms
Weston Coyney, county Stafford, in the reign of Henry II1.
Or, on a bend sable three trefoils slipped argent.
Coys Coat of Arms
Hatfield-Peverell, county Essex.
Sable on a chevron between three spears' heads argent as many crosses crosslet of the first.
Cozens Coat of Arms
Thame, county Oxford.
Azure a chevron argent between three plates, each charged with an ermine spot gules.
granted to Wittiam Harpy Cozens, Esq., of Letheringset Hall, county Norfolk.
Per pale azure and gules on a pile or, a lion rampant of the second guttée d'eau collared argent.
Woodham-Mortimer Lodge, county Essex. James Brewster Cozens, Esq.
Or, on a chevron gules between three wolves' heads erased sable as many buckles of the field.
Cr surnames
Crabb Coat of Arms
Castlewich, county Cornwall: Visit. 1620.
Azure a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Crackanthorp Coat of Arms
counties Westmorland and Cumberland: sometime after the decease of James Crackanthorp, of Newdiggin.
Or, a chevron between three mullets pierced sable.
Cracroft Coat of Arms
Hackthorn, county Lincoln, resident there for many centuries: the arms are recorded in the '' Union of Honour,” published by James York, 'containing the Nobility of England and the Gentry of Lincolnshire in the year 1640.
Vert on a om dancetté2 argent three martlets sable.
Cracroft-Amcotts Coat of Arms
Hackthorn and Kettlethorpe, county Lincoln.
Quarterly, first,and fourth, Amcotts, see p. 15; second and third, Cracroft, as above.
Craddock Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Argent on a fesse azure three garbs or.
Cradock Coat of Arms
Hartforth, county York.
Argent on a chevron azure three garbs or.
Woodhouse, county Leicester.
Argent on a chevron azure three garbs or.
Quorn Court, county Leicester.
Argent on a chevron azure three garbs or.
county Oxford.
Argent three boars' heads erect and erased sable.
counties Somerset and Wilts.
Argent on. a chevron azure three garbs or.
Cradock, or Caradoc Coat of Arms
Baron Howden.
Argent on a chevron. azure between three boars' heads proper as many garbs or.
Craford Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Kent.
Or, on a chevron vert (another, sable) three hawks' heads erased argent.
Northumberland.
Or, on a chevron vert three eagles' heads erased argent.
Cragg Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent on a bend azure between two talbots passant sable three martlets or.
Greenford, county Middlesex.
Ermine on a fess sable three crescents argent.
Ireland. Confirmed by Molyneux, Ulster, 5 July, 1600, to Jonn Craaa; Confirmed by Molyneux, Ulster, 5 July, 1600, to Jonn Craaa.
Ermine on a fess sable three crescents argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: the bend charged with a mullet argent for difference.]
Cragg, or Crag Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Ermine on a fess sable three crescents argent.
Craggs Coat of Arms
Westminster, and county Durham, and Newland, county Dublin: the coheiresses of James Cracos, Postmaster-General, were m. respectively to Trerusis, Exiot, and Newsham.
Sable on a fesse argent between three mullets ermine as many crosses crosslet ermines.
granted 1726 to Harior Exsor, otherwise Cragas, wife of Ricnarp Extor, Esq., of St. Germans.
Quarterly, engrailed or and azure in the first quarter an escallop gules.
Craik Coat of Arms
Colston-Pytte, county York.
Per fesse argent and sable a pale counterchanged, and three crosses of the second.
Ganton, Ryton, and Heslarton, county York.
Per fesse argent and sable a pale counterchanged, and three crosses of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: with due difference.]
Craister, or Craster Coat of Arms
county Northumberland.
Quarterly, or and gules in the first quarter a rook proper.
Crakenthorpe Coat of Arms
in the Hall of University Coll., Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Argent on a chevron sable three mullets of the field pierced gules.
Crake, or Creke Coat of Arms
Crake, county Norfolk.
Or, on a fesse between three garbs gules as many fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Cramlington Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Argent two bars and in chief three annulets azure.
county Westmoreland.
Barry of six argent and azure in chief three annulets sable.
county York.
See Ricuarpson. [For this branch Burke specifies: the annulets azure.]
Cramp Coat of Arms
Dudinghurst, county Essex.
Azure a chevron argent between. six crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Cramphorne Coat of Arms
Ambury, county Hertford.
Per pale gules and azure on a chevron between three buglehorns stringed or, as many crosses crosslet fitchée sable.
Cranach, or Cranadge Coat of Arms
Cranach, county Chester.
Argent on a chevron gules between three torteaux as many mullets of the field.
Cranage Coat of Arms
Pixley, county Chester.
Argent a bend azure between two bucks' heads cabossed sable.
quartered by Apams, of Chastleton, Oxon.
Vert, five lozenges conjoined in bend. within two bendlets between as many stags' heads cabossed all or.
Crane Coat of Arms
Camborne, county Cornwall.
Argent a crane sable standing on a staff raguly in base vert.
Clerk of the Kitchen to King James I.
Gules on a fesse between three crosses pattée or, as many annulets azure.
Suffolk.
Argent a fesse between three (sometimes, six) crosses crosslet fitchée gules.
Chilton, county Suffolk, extinct baronet 1643.
Argent a fesse between three (sometimes, six) crosses crosslet fitchée gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c., as the preceding.]
borne by Francis Crane, of Mortlake, county Surrey.
Per bend or and azure.
Cranen Coat of Arms
London, and county York.
Or, five fleurs-de-lis in cross sable a chief wavy azure.
Cranfield Coat of Arms
Zarl of Middlesex.
Argent on a pale azure three fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Cranford Coat of Arms
South Newton, county Northampton.
Argent a chief indented azure.
county Warwick.
Gules a fret or, a chief argent.
Cranke Coat of Arms
London.
Per bend sinister azure and vert, a lion passant, reguardant or, on a canton argent an escallop gules.
Cranley Coat of Arms
borne by Tuomas Crantey, Archbishop of Dublin, d. 1417, and taken from a stone in New College, Oxford, where there is a fine brass to his memory in the Ante Chapel. Visit. Oxon.
a leopard's face between three ducal crowns or.
Cranmer Coat of Arms
Kent.
Or, on a chevron azure between three pelicans sable vulning themselves proper as many cinquefoils of the field.
county Nottingham.
Argent a chevron between three cranes azure.
Sutterton, and Aslerton, county Notts. Huch Cranmer was of the former place in the reign of Edward Iii. Epwarp Cpanmer.
Argent on a chevron azure between three pelicans sable as many cinquefoils or., quartering, argent a fess fusily gules on each fusil an escallop or.
Quendon Hall, Essex.
Original arms: argent a chevron between three cranes sable. Altered arms, as described by Burke: argent on a chevron azure between three pelicans sable as many cinquefoils or.
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Cranton, or Caunton Coat of Arms
granted by Barker, Garter, to Joun and W1Lu1aM Cranton, or Caunton. Visit. Warwick.
Gules a lion passant between three dolphins embowed within an orle flory or.
Cranwell Coat of Arms
counties Huntingdon and Kent.
Per saltire or and gules over all a saltire sable charged with a crescent argent.
Cranwell, county Lincoln.
Gules three cranes close.
Cra’Ster Coat of Arms
Cra'ster, Alnwick, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, quarterly or and gules in the first quarter a raven proper, for Cra'Ster; second and third, azure on a bend argent three fleurs-de-lis sable each charged with as many bezants, for Woop.
Cratford Coat of Arms
Chelmarsh, county Salop, and Claines and Broadwas, county Worcester. Visit. Worcester, 1634.
Argent a unicorn salient gules.
Crathorne Coat of Arms
Salaby, county Lincoln, and Crathorne, county York.
Argent on a saltire gules five crosses flory or.
county York.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable a mullet of the first.
Craufurd Coat of Arms
Burgh Hall, county Lincoln, bart.
Quarterly, first and fourth, gules a fesse ermine, for Craurorp; second and third, argent between four spots of ermine two tilting spears proper, for Auchinames.
Craven Coat of Arms
Earl of Craven, extinct 1697.
Gules on a fesse argent three mullets pierced of the field. [For this branch Burke specifies: Supporters, &c., as the following.]
Eart of Craven.
Argent a fesse between six cross crosslets fitchée gules.
Lord Craven, of Ryton, extinct 1650.
Argent a fesse between six cross crosslets fitchée gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: Supporters, &c.]
Craven Lodge, county Leicester, and Bambridge, county Hants.
Argent a fesse between six cross crosslets fitchée gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: Supporters, &c.]
Brockhampton Park, county Gloucester.
Argent a fesse between six cross crosslets fitchée gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: Supporters, &c.]
Crawfurde, or Crawford Coat of Arms
quartered by Thomas Lovett, Esq., of Astwell, county Northants; Sir William Chester, Lord Mayor of London in 1560. 'Visit; London, 1568.
Argent a fesse dancettée azure.
Crawhall Coat of Arms
county Northumberland, and county Durham.
Gules, a garb or, on a chief argent three crows sable.
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Burton Croft, York.
Argent three battle axes chevronwise sable between two chevronels engrailed gules the whole between three crows, also sable.
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Crawley Coat of Arms
Nether Crawley, and Stockwood Park, county Bedford.
Or, on a fesse gules between three storks proper as many crosses crosslet of the field; quartering, argent on a chevron gules between three cinquefoils of the second as many bezants, for Epocerty.
county Dorset.
Argent a chevron gules between three pears azure.
London.
Sable a lion passant- guardant between three mullets argent.
impaled as a quartering by Leonarp Pegrort, of Drayton, county Oxford.
Gules on a fesse or, three fleurs-de-lis azure.
Cray Coat of Arms
Kent.
Gules a cross engrailed or, over all a bend azure.
Craycroft Coat of Arms
counties Cambridge and Lincoln.
See Cracroft.
county Lincoln.
Per bend vert and gules on a bend dancettée or, three ravens proper.
county Lincoln.
Per bend gules and vert on a bend dancettée argent three mullets sable.
county Lincoln.
Per bend vert and gules on a fesse dancettée argent three martlets sable.
Craye Coat of Arms
Wickford, Isle of Ely.
Argent between two cottises three greyhounds courant in bend sable all between as many eagles displayed of the last.
Crayford Coat of Arms
Kent.
See Craford.
Creagh Coat of Arms
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Argent a chevron gules between three laurel branches vert on a chief bz. as many bezants.
Crealock, or Crealocke Coat of Arms
Langerton, parish of Littleham, county Devon, a family living there since the end of the 17th century.
Quarterly, first, azure a chevron chequy argent and sable between three garbs or, a bordure embattled of the second, Crealock; second, per fesse argent and sable a horse salient counterchanged, Spiller; third, paly of six argent and azure on a bend gules three cinquefoils or, Stradling; fourth, azure a chevron between three pheons or, on a chief gules as many maidens' heads couped proper crined of the second, Swain.
Crebott Coat of Arms
Sussex.
Or, a fesse brettessed gules.
Credy Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Azure six mascles disjoined argent.
Cree Coat of Arms
granted 6 April, 1786, to Jonn Cree, of Marylebone, Middlesex, formerly of Calcutta.
Argent three olive branches slipped proper on a chief gules a ship in full sail of the second between two bezants.
Creed Coat of Arms
Sarum, county Wilts.
Ermine on a chevron engrailed sable three leopards' faces or.
London.
Ermine on a chevron sable cotised gules between three estoiles of the last as many leopards' faces or.
All Saints, Barnwell, county Northampton. Arms from the monument of Dororny, dau. of John Creed, Esq., of Oundle, ob. 1714.
Azure a chevron between three swans argent.
Cregoe Coat of Arms
Trewithian, county Cornwall.
Azure on a chevron between three falcons volant or, as many plates.
Creke Coat of Arms
Cartling, county Cambridge.
Gules a maunch within an orle of fleurs-de-lis or.
Cremer, or Cremor Coat of Arms
London and Norfolk.
Argent three wolves' heads erased sable on a chief gules as many cinquefoils pierced or.
Creneker Coat of Arms
Kent.
Gules a cross or.
Creping Coat of Arms
county Lincoln.
Gules a lion rampant (another, salient) argent within an orle of billets or. Cres%t—A lion passant proper holding in the dexter paw a crescent argent.
Cresacre Coat of Arms
Barnborough, county York, lords of that place from in the reign of Henry LI. to Henry Viii.
Or, three lions rampant gules.
Cresakre, or Cresacre Coat of Arms
county York.
Or, three lions rampant purpure.
Cressel Coat of Arms
Scadbury, county Kent.
Sable a fesse argent between three chaplets or.
Cressener Coat of Arms
Essex and London.
Arms, &c. as the preceding.
Cressenor, Cresnor, or Cresnall Coat of Arms
Morley, county Norfolk.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable eM crosses crosslet fitchée or (another, argent).
Cresse, or Cressy Coat of Arms
Ouldcotts, county Nottingham.
Argent on a bend cotised sable three crescents of the field.
Cresset Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent a bend gules in chief a demi lion sable.
Upton-Cresset, county Salop.
Azure a cross engrailed within a bordure also engrailed or.
Cressey Coat of Arms
Owlcottes, county Notts. Visit. Notts, and grant by Flower, Norroy, 1580.
Argent a lion rampant double queued sable armed and langued gules.
Cressey, or Cressie Coat of Arms
in the reign of Henry Il.
Argent a lion rampant double queued sable armed and langued gules.
Cresswell Coat of Arms
Cresswell, county Northumberland.
Quarterly, first and fourth, erminois three torteaux, two and one, each charged with a squirrel sejant argent, for Cresswell; second and third, gules a goat statant armed and crined or, between three saltires of the last, for Baker; on a shield of pretence, first and fourth, for Baker, as above; second and third, azure two chevronels argent between two garbs in chief or, — and in base two swords in saltire proper pomels and hilts gold, for Reep.
Cressy Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent a lion rampant double queued sable armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the field or.]
Cressy Hall, county Lincoln.
Argent a lion rampant double queued sable armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the field or.]
Cressy,-or Creswick Coat of Arms
Birken, county York.
Argent a lion rampant double queued sable armed and langued gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the field or.]
Creswell Coat of Arms
county Hants, in the reign of Edward I.
Argent three bars gemelles sable.
Purston, county Northampton. Arms confirmed and crest granted to Robert Cresswell, Esq. of Purston, by Dethick, Garter, 31 Elizabeth.
Azure three plates, each charged with a squirrel gules cracking a nut or.
Ravenstone, county Leicester.
Azure three plates, each charged with a squirrel gules cracking a nut or.
Pinkney Park. Barnehurst, county Stafford, and Sidbury, county Wilts.
Gules three plates each charged with a squirrel sejant of the field.
Creswold Coat of Arms
Norwich, 1663.
Azure three plates on e: squirrel sejant gules cracking a nut or. —.
Creting Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a chevron between three mullets points pierced gules.
Suffolk.
Argent a chevron engrailed sable between three ogresses.
Lord Creting.
Argent a chevron between three mullets p!.
Cretinge Coat of Arms
Suffolk.
Argent a chevron between three.
Creuze Coat of Arms
Beddington House, Surrey, and Howficld, Essex: the heiress m. West.
Gules, a dexter arm issuant from clouds from the sinister, holding in the hand a sword erect on the point three crescents interlaced all proper, quartering Goxpsborough and Slaney.
Crevaquer Coat of Arms
of Kent.
Gules a cross, and in dexter chief a cinquefoil pierced or.
Crevcure Coat of Arms
Titbury, county Stafford.
Or, a cross wavy gules.
Crewe Coat of Arms
Crewe, county Chester: From this family descends in the female line the present Lord Crewe.
Ancient Arms—Ermine fretty gules Modern Arms—Azure a lion rampant argent.
Nantwich, Pulcroft, Holt, and Aston, county Chester.
Azure a lion rampant argent.
Lord Crewe of Stene, extinct 1721.
Azure a lion rampant argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Calke Abbey, county Derby, baronet, created 1626.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a lion rampant argent; second and third, argent a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed sable.
county Durham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a lion rampant argent; second and third, argent a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed sable.
Baron Crewe; Stafford.
Quarterly, first and fourth, azure a lion rampant argent, for Cnewe; second and third, argent a cross flory azure charged with a lion passant or, for Orrley.
London.
See Cruwys.
Crewenhall Coat of Arms
Joun pz Crewenuatt, county Warwick, fifth in descent from Cnewenhall, of Crewenhall, in the reign of Henry Iii., Dugdale.
Barry nebulée argent and sable, of eight on a fesse gules three broad arrow heads or.
Crewes Coat of Arms
Liskerd and St. Garons, county Cornwall.
Azure a bend per bend dancettée gules and argent between two escutcheons or.
Crewkerne Coat of Arms
Childhay, county Dorset. Quartered by Lz Moyne or Monxe, of Powdridge, county Devon, ancestor of the Duke of Albemarle, Witt1aM Le Moyne, living 3 Henry VI., 1424.
Argent on a chevron between. three bugle horns sable as many cross crosslets fitchée of the field.
Crews Coat of Arms
Fotheringham, county Northampton, and Cruse Morchard, county Devon.
See Cruwys.
Crewse Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Azure a bend per bend dancettée gules and argent between two escutcheons or.
Crewys Coat of Arms
quartered by Prowzp, of London.
Azure a bend per bend indented gules and argent between six escallops or.
Crey Coat of Arms
Kent.
Gules a cross engrailed or, over all a bend azure.
Creyke Coat of Arms
Marton and Rawcliffe, county York.
Per fesse argent and sable a pale and three ravens (called Creykes in the old language of Yorkshire) counterchanged, quartering Egglinton and Arden.
Criche Coat of Arms
county Derby, in the reign of Edward II.
Ermine on a pale sable three crosses pattée fitchée or.
London and Oxford.
Ermine on a pale sable, three crosses formée fitchée or, a mullet for difference.
Crichton Coat of Arms
London, 1770.
Argent a lion rampant azure within a bordure invecked vert.
Crickett Coat of Arms
Blackmore, county Essex.
Argent three drakes' heads erased proper.
Cridland Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Ermine on a chevron gules three roses argent.
Criketot Coat of Arms
in the reign of Edward I.
Lozengy or and sable.
Crimes Coat of Arms
Buckland Wonachorum, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Or, three bars gules charged with as many martlets argent on a chief of the last two bars nebulée azure.
Criol Coat of Arms
Kent.
Argent a chevron debruised of a bend and a canton.
Kent.
Per fess (another, per chevron) or and gules, three annulets counterchanged.
Albury, county Hertford.
Or, two chevrons gules a canton of the second.
Crioll, or Keriell Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Argent two chevrons and a bordure gules.
Cripping, or Cropping Coat of Arms
county Oxford.
Chequy or and azure three crescents gules.
Cripps Coat of Arms
Homestall, county Sussex.
Or, on a chevron vert five horseshoes argent.
Cirencester.
Or, on a chevron vert five horseshoes argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: Cyrest—An ostrich's head erased, gorged with a ducal coronet, holding a horseshoe in its bill, all proper.]
Crips Coat of Arms
Northens, county Northampton. Ulster's Office.
Azure three bucks trippant two and one or.
Crispe Coat of Arms
Queeks and Clive Court, in Thantt, county Kent.
Ermine a fesse chequy argent and sable quartering or, on a chevron sable five horseshoes gold, another coat of Crispe.
Copcote, county Oxford, where the family were seated for seven generations at Visit. Oxon, 1634.
Ermine a fess chequy argent and sable oa.
Kent.
Or, on a chevron sable five horseshoes of the field.
Kent.
Vert, on a chevron argent five (another, three) horseshoes sable.
Hammersmith, county Middlesex, baronet.
Argent on a chevron sable five horseshoes or.
London.
Argent on a chevron sable five horseshoes or.
Crispin Coat of Arms
Wallingford, county Berks, in the reign of Henry I.
Barry of eight argent and gules, a bordure engrailed 8a.
Woolston, county Devon: the heiress m. Brapstone.
Gules ten lozenges argent four, three, two, and one.
Normandy; Derby.
Barry of eight argent and gules.
Halton, county Hunts.
Sable two arms in fesse, habited argent joining the hands proper one issuing from the dexter side, the other from the sinister, between three crescents of the second.
Salisbury.
Barry of ten argent and gules a bordure engrailed sable.
Critoft Coat of Arms
county Oxford, quartered by Daunsey of Brimsop.
Azure on a cross engrailed argent five escallops gules.
Croapes Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Argent six mascles pierced gules three, two, and one.
Crochrod Coat of Arms
counties Essex and Suffolk.
Or, a saltire ermines between four lions' heads erased sable.
Crocker Coat of Arms
county Devon.
See Croker.
Crockett Coat of Arms
Little Onn Hall, county Stafford.
Argent three Cornish choughs proper.
Croeker Coat of Arms
Hoeknorton, county Oxford, 1556.
Argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three ¢rows sable as many mullets pierced or.
Croft Coat of Arms
Croft Castle, county Hereford, bart.
Quarterly, per fesse indented azure and argent in the first quarter a lion passant-guardant or.
Greenham Lodge, county Berks.
Quarterly, per fesse indented azure and argent in the first quarter a lion passant-guardant or.
county Hereford.
Quarterly, per fesse indented azure and argent in the first quarter a lion passant-guardant or.
Aldborough Hall, county York.
Quarterly, indented erminois and gules in the first quarter a lion passant guardant of. the second.
Dodington, county Kent, bart.
Quarterly, per fesse indented or and gules in the first quarter a lion passant guardant of the second.
Dalton, county Lancaster.
Bendy lozengy, argent and sable.
Pickleton, county Leicester. Taomas Crorr, of that place, great.
Lozengy argent and azure.
Stillington Hall, county York.
Quarterly, indented or and gules in the first quarter a lion rampant guardant sable.
Croftes Coat of Arms
quartered by Nevitte of Holt, county Leicester. Visit. 1619.
Lozengy argent and sable —.
Crofts Coat of Arms
Cheshire.
Lozengy argent and sable.
Saxham and West Stow, county Suffolk.
Or, three bulls' heads cabossed sable.
Lord Crofts of Saxham, created a peer 1658, extinct 1677.
Or, three bulls' heads cabossed sable.
counties Hereford and Salop.
Quarterly, per fesse indented azure and argent in the chief dexter quarter a lion passant guardant or.
county Norfolk.
Quarterly, per fesse indented gules and argent in the first quarter a lion rampant of the second.
county Salop.
Quarterly, per fesse indented gules and azure in the first quarter a lion passant guardant argent.
county Salop.
Quarterly, per fess indented argent and azure in the second quarter a lion passant or.
Westminster.
Lozengy argent and pean.
Dalton, county Lancaster.
Bendy lozengy argent and sable.
county York.
Argent on a bend sable a quatrefoil or, between two escallops of the first.
county York.
Or, a buglehorn sable.
Croke Coat of Arms
Chilton ana Chequers, county Bucks, and Studley and Waterstock, county Oxford.
Gules a fesse between six martlets argent.
Marston, county Oxford. Untow Croxg, fourth.
Gules a fesse between six martlets argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering: argent on a fess nebulée azure between three annulets gules six bezants.]
Croker Coat of Arms
Ballynagarde, county Limerick; Cornwall.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three ravens proper. [Burke notes Cornish branches describing the birds as Cornish choughs. The Lineham branch quartered Churchill: sable a lion rampant argent; the Visitation of Devon, 1620, adds Michael: sable a chevron between three escallops argent; and Dawney: argent on a chevron cottised azure three cinquefoils or.]
St. Agnes, county Devon.
[Cross-reference in Burke: Same Arms. See the linked source page.]
Hooknorton and Sandford, county Oxford.
Argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three ravens proper as many mullets or.
London and Batisford, county Gloucester.
Argent on a chevron engrailed sable between three ravens proper as many escallops or.
Croker, or Crocker Coat of Arms
Croker's Hele, and Crokern Tor, county Devon.
Argent a chevron engrailed gules between three ravens proper. [Burke notes Cornish branches describing the birds as Cornish choughs. The Lineham branch quartered Churchill: sable a lion rampant argent; the Visitation of Devon, 1620, adds Michael: sable a chevron between three escallops argent; and Dawney: argent on a chevron cottised azure three cinquefoils or.]
Crokes Coat of Arms
quartered by Witt1amson, of Tusmore, county Oxford. Visit. Oxon.
Argent a fesse engrailed ermine between three eagles displayed or.
Crokéy Coat of Arms
Yorkshire.
Per pale argent and sable on a chevron three escallops all counterchanged.
Crome Coat of Arms
London.
Lozengy gules and or.
Ockingham, county Berks, and Bromton, county Middlesex.
Gules a chevron engrailed ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Mayden-Early, county Berks.
Gules a chevron engrailed ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent. [For this branch Burke specifies: (the chevron plain).]
Cromer Coat of Arms
Tunstall Court, county Kent.
Argent a chevron engrailed sable between three ravens (or crows) proper.
London.
Argent a chevron engrailed sable between three ravens (or crows) proper. [For this branch Burke specifies: the chevron charged with three annulets of the field.]
Norfolk.
Or, (another, argent) a chevron engrailed gules (another, azure; another, barry wavy of six argent and azure) between three ravens proper.
Crompe Coat of Arms
Stonelinch, county Sussex.
Gules (another, sable) a chevron between three quatrefoils or.
Crompton Coat of Arms
Crompton, county Lancaster, allowed as an escut- * cheon of pretence, to Hype of Denton, in the Visit, of 1664.
Gules a fesse wavy, between three lions rampant or.
Hacking Hall, and Breightmet, county Lancaster.
Gules a fesse wavy, between three lions rampant or.
Driffield, county York.
Gules a fesse wavy, between three lions rampant or.
Stafford Priory, Stone Abbey, and Hilcot, county Stafford, and Bache Hall, county Chester.
Argent on a chief vert, three pheons or. [Burke dates this grant by Flower, Norroy, to 1580 and notes that the family originally bore the Crompton of Crompton arms.]
Woodend, county York, baronet: extinct.
Vert, on a bend argent double cotised ermine between two covered cups or, a lion passant gules on a chief azure three pheons of the fourth.
Duffield Hall, county Derby.
Vert, on a bend argent double cotised ermine between two covered cups or, a lion passant gules on a chief azure three pheons of the fourth.
Cromwell Coat of Arms
Lord Cromwell, of Tatshall, county Lincoln. Sir Joun DE Cromwell was summoned to Parliament 1308.
Or, a chief gules over all a bend azure.
Barl of Rssex. Thomas Cromwert.
Azure on a fesse between three lions rampant or, a rose gules between two Cornish choughs proper.
Lord Cromwell and Earl of Ardglass. Gregory Cromwell; Gregory Cromwell, son of Tuomas, Earloy Essex (attainted 1539.
Quarterly, per fess indented or and azure four lions passant counterchanged.
Hinchinbrooke, county Huntingdon. Moroan Witliams, of Welsh descent, had a son Sir Richarp Williams, Knt.
Sable a lion rampant argent, being the coat of Williams.
county Huntin.
Argent three chevronels gules over all as many lions rampant or.
West Hallam and South Wingfield, county Derby.
Argent a chief gules over alla bend azure.
Crook Coat of Arms
Abram Hall, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend gules three roses of the field barbed vert seeded or.
Crooke Coat of Arms
Alderford, county Norfolk.
Argent a heron rising a chief indented of the second three estoiles or. on.
Winchester.
Gules a saltire ermine between four fleurs-de-lis or.
Crooke Hall, near Chorley, county Lancaster, 0 was Sauvel Crooke, Esq., Sheriff1717.
Argent on three roses of the first. a a.
county Worcester.
Fusilly or and gules a chief azure.
Crookhays Coat of Arms
Peryn, county Cornwall. Visit. 1620.
Per pale argent and sable on a chevron three escallops all counterchanged.
Croome Coat of Arms
North Cerney House, county Gloucester.
Gules a chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis argent.
Croone Coat of Arms
London, Her. Of.
Paly bendy or and gules.
Croopes Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Argent six mascles conjoined gules three, two, and one. 'Op. Azure on a mount in base vert a pigeon argent.
Crophull Coat of Arms
an ancient baronial family, Acnes, heiress of Sir John Crophull, m. Sir Jonn Pare.
Argent a saltire gules fretty or.
Cropley Coat of Arms
county Cambridge.
Argent on a chief gules three owls of the first.
Offord-Cluney, county Huntingdon.
Argent on a chief gules three owls of the first.
county Cambridge, and Clerkenwell, county Middlesex.
Argent on a chief gules three owls of the first.
St. James, Clerkenwell, county Middlesex, baronet extinct, 1713. Sir John Cnoriey.
Ermine on a chief gules three owls argent.
Bookelshall, county Suffolk.
Argent on a pile gules three owls of the field.
Cropper Coat of Arms
Bickerstaffe, county Lancaster.
Argent on a chief sable three powter pigeons of the field.
Swaylands, Penshurst, Kent, registered to Epwanp Cropper, Esq., J. P., of Swaylands.
Or, two spears in Saltire azure on a chief dovetailed of the last as many cropper pigeons of the first.
Eller Green, Kendall, Westmoreland.
Or, two spears in Saltire azure on a chief dovetailed of the last as many cropper pigeons of the first.
Epwarp Denman Thorneurgh-Croppeen, only son and heir of Epwarp Croprrr, Esq., of Swaylands, took by royal licence, 14th November, 1874.
Arms, as Cropper, of Swaylands, quartering Thornburgh, which see.
Crosbie Coat of Arms
Sir Pierce Crosriz, knighted at Theobalds, county Herts, 17 Feb. 1616.
Argent a lion rampant sable between three dexter hands couped and erect gules.
Crosby Coat of Arms
exemplified to Joun James Lorp, Esq., Dorset Street, Dublin, on his assuming by royal licence, 1820, the name of Crossy, instead of that of Lorpd, under the will of Wrtt1am Crossy, Esq.
Argent a lion passant sable between three dexter hands couped and erect gules.
Lord Mayor of London, 1771.
Sable a chevron ermine between three rams passant argent.
London.
Azure on a chevron between three lambs passant or, as many roses proper.
Crosholme Coat of Arms
confirmed as the arms of Simon Crosholme; Warwick.
Argent a chevron between three buglehorns stringed sable.
Croshould Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Azure three plates on each a squirrel sejant gules.
Crosland Coat of Arms
Crosland Hill, county York. Visit.16€5.
Quarterly, argent and gules a cross botonée counterchanged.
Jon Woopneap Crosianp, Esq. of Thornton Lodge, county York.
Quarterly, argent and gules a cross botonée counterchanged. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference, quartering or, five cinquefoils in saltire gules.]
Crosley Coat of Arms
Berkshire.
Sable a cross between four martlets or.
Sir Cuartes Decimus Crostey, of Kensingtongardens' Terrace, Hyde Park, London, J. P. for the county of Middlesex, and for the city of Westminster, Sheriff of London and Middlesex, 1855.
Vert, a cross flory voided or, between two flaunches of the last, each charged with three martlets of the first.
Crosman Coat of Arms
descended from Jon Croseman, of Crosse, county Cornwall, living Henry Vii., 1508. Visit. 1620.
Sable a chevron or, between three goats’ heads erased argent.
Cross Coat of Arms
St. John's Wouvd, London.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters a cross potent of the last.
Mortfield, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters a cross potent of the last. [For this branch Burke specifies: quartering Kay, argent two bendlets sable.]
Hull, county York.
Gules three crosses pattée argent.
Wrembury Hall, county Chester.
Quarterly, ermine and gules in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second, in the fourth a plummet sable.
Red Scar and Cottam, county Lancaster.
Gules on a cross flory argent five passion nails ea. a bordure of the second.
Eccle Riggs, county Lancaster.
Gules on a cross flory argent five passion nails ea. a bordure of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c., as his elder brother, Wa. Assheton Cross, Esq. of Red Scar.]
Crossby Coat of Arms
Newcastle.
Argent a lion rampant sable between two dexter hands couped at the wrist gules.
county York.
Argent a lion rampant sable between two dexter hands couped at the wrist gules.
Crosse Coat of Arms
Joun Norman Cross, of Hull, Esq.
Gules three crosses pattée argent.
settled at Wigan, county Lancaster, in the reign of Edward I. afterwards of Crosse Hall, Liverpool, and Crosse Hall and Shaw Hill, Chorley.
Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and fourth quarters a cross potent argent.
county Somerset.
Sable a fesse and in chief two mullets argent pierced gules.
Liverpool.
Gules a cross potent argent.
Liverpool.
Quarterly, gules and or, on the first, and fourth a cross botonnéé argent.
Broomfield, county Somerset, seated at Fynscourt since 1629.
Quarterly, argent and gules in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second.
Westminster.
Quarterly, azure and argent in the first and fourth quarters a cross moline of the last.
Crossing Coat of Arms
Hvucu Crossine, Alderman of Exeter, 1629.
Or, on a chevron azure between three crosses crosslet fitchée gules as many bezants.
Crossley Coat of Arms
Crossley Hall, county York.
Argent a cross crosslet gules.
Scaitcliffe, county Lancaster.
Per chevron or and vert in chief a cross tau between two crosses moline fitchee gules in base a hind trippant argent charged upon the shoulder with a cross tau of the third.
Crossman Coat of Arms
county Somerset.
Argent a cross ermines between four escallops sable.
Cheswick; Sir Wittram Crossman, K. C. M. G., Col. on the Staff commanding Royal Engineers, Southern District, Northumberland.
Sable on a chevron or, between two goats' heads erased in chief argent and an eider duck in base proper three cross crosslets gules.
Burke, 1884: Supplement 16 (unnumbered)
Croste Coat of Arms
Pickleton, county Leicester.
Lozengy argent and azure.
Crostin Coat of Arms
Thirsk, county York, 1665.
Azure a cross fretty fitchy at the foot or, on a chief of the second, three fleurs-de-lis of the field.:.
Crouche Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Sable on a pale argent a martlet between two crosses pattée of the field a border engrailed of the second.
Croudace Coat of Arms
county Durham.
Gules a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Crow Coat of Arms
Bilney, county Norfolk.
Gyronny of eight sable and or, on a chief of the first two leopards' faces of the second.
Suffolk.
Gules a chevron between three cocks crowing argent.
Witiam Crow, Custos Brevium of the Common Pleas in Ireland, 1607; Suffolk.
Gules a fess dancettée or, between three cocks argent armed, eombed, and wattled of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Crowapes Coat of Arms
county Dorset.
Argent six mascles gules three, two, and one.
Crowch Coat of Arms
Alswycke, county Hertford.
Argent on a pale sable three crosses pattée or.
London.
Argent on a pale sable three crosses pattée or. [For this branch Burke specifies: -a t engrailedsable Cres'—On a mount vert a lamb couchant argent.]
Crowder Coat of Arms
Clapham, county Surrey.
Gules a bend wavy vairé argent and vert.
Joun Crowper, Lord Mayor of London in 1830.
Quarterly, gules and azure a bend wavy vairé or and ermine in the second quarter two swords in saltire surmounted by the Roman fasces erect proper. within a chaplet of oak vert; in the third quarter a sword erect within a chaplet of oak all proper.
Crowe Coat of Arms
Lianherne, county Carmarthen, allowed to Grles Crow, of Brasted, county Kent, in 1686. Sir Sackville Crowe, of that place, created a baronet in 1627, extinct in the reign of Queen Anne.
Gules a chevron or, between three cocks argent.
Crowfoot Coat of Arms
Becclesy.
Or, two chevronels azure between three ravens sable, on a canton of the second a staff erect of the first entwined with a snake proper.
Crowley, or Crawley Coat of Arms
Middlesex and Stourbridge, county Worcester.
Vert on a chevron of, an estoile of sixteen points between two roses gules.
Crownall Coat of Arms
Cornwall.
Ermine on a fesse gules three crowns or.
Crowner Coat of Arms
Lord Mayor of London 1413 and 1423.
Argent a chevron engrailed azure between three crowns proper.
Great Yarmouth.
Or, a chevron engrailed azure surmounted of another argent between three crows sable.
Crow, or Crowe Coat of Arms
Brasted, county Kent.
Gules a chevron or, between three dunghill cocks argent armed of the second.
Crowther Coat of Arms
London and county Salop.
Gules a bend wavy vair.
Croxford Coat of Arms
in a window in Kidlington Church, county Oxford.
A chevron between three buckles sable.
Croxton Coat of Arms
Croxton, county Chester, in the reign of Henry Iii. The elder branch became extinct in the 15th century, when the heiress m. Mainwaring, an illegitimate descendant of Mainwaring of Peover.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised by a bend componée (another, the bend gobonated) or and gules.
Ravenscroft, county Chester.
Sable a lion rampant argent debruised by a bend componée (another, the bend gobonated) or and gules.
county Chester and Treland.
Argent on a fesse azure between three crosses crosslet fitchée sable two tuns or.
Crozier Coat of Arms
Soke-Debernon, county Surrey.
Azure a cross between four fleurs-de-lis or.
Crudge Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent on a bend azure between three foxes sable as many martlets of the field.
Cruikshanks Coat of Arms
London.
Argent a cross crosslet fitchée gules between three boars' heads couped sable.
Cruminell Coat of Arms
county Leicester.
Or, a cross engrailed gules a bendlet azure.
Crump Coat of Arms
Bretforton, county Worcester.
Argent three piles gules.
Crumpe, Crump, or Crompe Coat of Arms
county Kent.
Gules a chevron between three quatrefoils argent.
Cruse Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Azure a bend indented point in point or and gules between six escallops of the second.
county Devon.
Or, a chevron between three mullets gules.
Cruso Coat of Arms
Norwich and London, a family of Flemish descent, 1633. Visit. London.
Sable a cross formeé or.
Crutchley Coat of Arms
Sunninghill Park, county Berks.
Argent a chevron gules cotised as. between three torteaux, each encircled by two branches of oak proper.
Cruwys Coat of Arms
Cruwys, Morchard Court, county Devon.
Azure a bend per bend indented argent and gules between six escallops or.
Crux Coat of Arms
Greenhouse, Milton, county Kent.
Argent on a pale sable an eagle displayed between two crosses formée of the first, a bordure of the second.
Crux Hall, Harplet and Sheldwich, county Kent.
Argent on a pale sable an eagle displayed between two crosses formée of the first, a bordure of the second.
Crymes Coat of Arms
Peckham, county Surrey, and county Devon.
Or, three bars gules each charged with as many martlets of the field, on a chief azure, two bars nebulée argent.
Buckland Monachorum, county Devon, original grantees of the Abbey after the Dissolution.
Or, three bars gules each charged with as many martlets of the field, on a chief azure, two bars nebulée argent.
Cu surnames
Cubitt Coat of Arms
Catfield Hall, county Norfolk.
Sable a bow and arrow argent.
Honing Hall, county Norfolk.
Sable a bow and arrow argent.
Denbies, county Surrey.
Chequy or and gules on a pile argent a lion's'head erased sable.
Cuddon Coat of Arms
county Norfolk.
Argent a chevron and a crescent in base gules on a chief azure three bezants.
Cudmore Coat of Arms
Temple ana Loxbeare, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent. a fesse nebulée gules between three eagles displayed sable armed of the second. [For this branch Burke specifies: —.]
Cudmore, or Cudnor Coat of Arms
Kelvedon, county Essex, and Suffolk.
Argent. a fesse nebulée gules between three eagles displayed sable armed of the second.
Cudworth Coat of Arms
Werneth, county Lancaster. Dr. Ratpa Cupworth, author of “The Intellectual System,” was 6. in county York, 1617, sonof Rev. Ratpx Cupwortts, rector of Aller.
Azure a fesse erminois between three demi lions rampant or.
Cuerdall Coat of Arms
Cuerdall, county Lancaster.
Quarterly, argent and sable four leopards' faces counterchanged.
Cuerden Coat of Arms
Cuerden, county Lancaster.
Per bend sinister or and azure a griffin segreant counterchanged, a bordure engrailed compony argent and sable.
Cuffe Coat of Arms
Ilchester, county Somerset.
Argent on a bend dancettée sable cotised azure bezantée three fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Criche, county Somerset.
Argent on a bend dancettée cotised azure bezantée three fleurs-de-lis or.
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Cuily Coat of Arms
county Leicester, 4 Henry II.
Argent a chevron between three mullets of six points pierced sable.
Culcheth Coat of Arms
Culcheth, county Lancaster.
Ancient Arms, in the reign of Edward Iii.—Azure a bend between six fleurs-de-lys or. Modern Arms—Quarterly, first and fourth, argent an eagle wings elevated sable preying upon an infant proper swaddled gules banded or; — second and third, argent a griffin segreant azure armed or.
Abram, county Lancaster, 1664.
Ancient Arms, in the reign of Edward Iii.—Azure a bend between six fleurs-de-lys or. Modern Arms—Quarterly, first and fourth, argent an eagle wings elevated sable preying upon an infant proper swaddled gules banded or; — second and third, argent a griffin segreant azure armed or. [For this branch Burke specifies: a cinquefoil for difference +).]
Culefer Coat of Arms
Fun, Ent. of Mituecant, dau. of WiLt1AM Culefer, — county Dorset, d. 5 March, 1633, wife of Brrrcn of Dublin.
Argent on a bend sable cotised gules a fleur-de-lis in bend between two others in bend sinister or.
Culehech, or Culchech Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Sable a griffin segreant or.
Culey Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Argent a chevron sable cotised azure between mullets pierced of the second.
Culey, or Cuiley Coat of Arms
county Notts.
Argent a chevron sable between three ogresses.
Culey, or Culy Coat of Arms
county Derby.
Argent a chevron between three mullets pierced sable.
Cullamore Coat of Arms
London.
Gules billettée three crescents or.
Cullen Coat of Arms
East Sheen, county Surrey, baronet.
Or, an eagle displayed sable armed gules.
Culley Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Azure a fesse between three bucks trippant or.
Coupland Castle, and Fowberry Tower, county Northumberland, a family long settled in that county.
Per pale indented azure and sable on a chevron engrailed ermine between three talbots' heads erased or, as many roses gules barbed and seeded proper Orest—In front of an oak tree proper a talbot statant per pale azure and or, gorged with a collar gemel argent holding in the mouth a lily slipped proper.
Culleymore Coat of Arms
London.
Gules billettée three crescents argent.
Culliford Coat of Arms
Purbeck, county Dorset.
Argent a fesse between three nags passant sable.
Encombe.
Argent a fess between three mules passant sable.
Cullowe Coat of Arms
Tyntagle, county Cornwall. Wititam.
Azure three garbs in pale or.
Cullum Coat of Arms
Hawsted and Hardwick House, county Suffolk, baronet, extinct.
Azure a chevron ermine between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper.
Milner-Gibson-Cullum; Hardwick, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, Cullum, azure a chevron ermine between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper; second and third, Milner-Gibson (see that surname).
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Cullum, or Culme Coat of Arms
Hastede, county Suffolk.
Azure a chevron ermine between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper.
Culme Coat of Arms
Wynckley, county Devon.
Azure a chevron ermine between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper.
Dublin. and county Devon, Collection of Molyneux, Ulster.
Azure a chevron ermine, between three pelicans argent vulning themselves gules.
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Culpeper Coat of Arms
Preston Hall, county Kent, baronet, Sir Georrrey Cotrrerenr, Knt., was sheriff of county Kent. in the reign of Edward I. Sir Willtam Culperek was created a baronet 1627.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Wakehurst, county Sussex, baronet Sir Wiluiam Culpeper, So created 1628.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Culpepper Coat of Arms
Astwood Court, and Feckenham, county Worcester. Sir Jonn Cutperren, of Astwood, was sheriff of the county 1623.
Argent a bend engrailed gules.
Culy Coat of Arms
counties Derby and Notts. Sir Hocn pz Coty, Kut, in the reign of Edwardi.
Argent a chevron sable between three pellets.
Cumber Coat of Arms
Sussex.
Or, a fesse dancettée gules between three estoiles sable.
Cumberford Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Gules on a cross engrailed or, & a rose of the field.
Cumberland Coat of Arms
borne by Ricuarp Cummberland, Bishop of Peterborough, 1691-1718. The armsare on his tomb, impaled with the arms of the See.
Argent a chevron and in chief three wolves' heads erased sable.
Cumberledge Coat of Arms
county Stafford.
Barry of six ermine and sable on a canton or, a fleur-de-lis gules.
Cune Coat of Arms
Wesen-Cune, county Stafford.
Or, on a bend,sable three trefoils slipped argent.
Cunitubis Coat of Arms
Halsham and Burton Constable, Holderness, county York.
Barry of six or and azure.
Cunliff Coat of Arms
Chislehurst, county Kent.
Sable three conies courant argent.
Cunliffe Coat of Arms
Pickerscilt-Cuntirre; Surrey, upon his assuming by royal licence, in 1867, the additional surname and arms of Cunliffe.
Quarterly, first and fourth, sable three conies courant argent, for Coniirre; second and third, argent three eagles' wings elevated sable on a chief gules as many fountains, for Pickersgill.
Liverpool, bart.
Sable three conies courant argent.
Cupholme Coat of Arms
Boston, county Lincoln.
Gules a& ram passant argent attired or, between three crosses crosslet fitchée of the last.
Cupper Coat of Arms
Euborne.
Azure a saltire or, on a chief of the last two chevrons one issuing from either side the points meeting in the middle of the first.
Glinton, county Oxford.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable armed and langued gules three plates.
county Somerset.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief or, three lions rampant gules.
Powick, county Worcester.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
Lovington and Almisford, county Somerset, and London.
Argent a saltire sable on a chief or, three lions rampant gules.
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Cupper, or Coper Coat of Arms
Glymtone, county Oxford; Visitation of Oxfordshire.
Argent on a bend engrailed between two lions rampant sable three plates.
Curate Coat of Arms
Norwich.
Sable a chevron between three arrows or, barbed and feathered argent.
Cure Coat of Arms
London.
Gules a chevron argent between two roses in chief or, and in base a fleur-de-lis of the second.
Blake Hall, near Ongar, Essex.
Armsas the preceding.
Kensington, county Middlesex.
Gules a chevron between two roses in chief and in base a fleur-de-lis argent.
Curle Coat of Arms
Hatfield, county Hertford.
Vert a chevron or.
Soberton, county Hants.
Vert a chevron engrailed or.
Curle or Kyrle Coat of Arms
London.
Vert on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or, a cinquefoil gules.
Curling Coat of Arms
vo. Kent.
Or, on a pile gules a leopard's head jessant-de-lis of the field.
Currell Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent on a fesse sable between three Cornish choughs of the last, beaked and legged gules as many estoiles or.
Currer Coat of Arms
Kildwick, county York.
Ermine three bars gemel sable on a chief azure a lion passant argent.
Eshton Hall, Brierly, and Kildwick, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms as the preceding, for Currer; second and third, sable on a chief argent three lions' heads erased of the field, for Richardson.
Clifton House, county York.
Quarterly, first and fourth, same Arms as Currer of Kildwick, for Curner; second and third, or, a fesse gules between three laurel branches proper, for Roundell.
Currey Coat of Arms
granted to Rorerr Currey, Esq., of Herne Hill, county Surrey.
Gules on a pile argent three escocheons of the field, each charged with a rose of the second, barbed and seeded vert.
Currie Coat of Arms
Fanham Hall, county Hertford.
Gules a saltire argent a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded vert.
Crayford, county Kent, bart.
Gules a saltire argent a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded vert. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a chief sable.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the saltire couped.]
Bush Hill, county Middlesex, and Minley Manor, county Hants.
Gules a saltire argent a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded vert. [For this branch Burke specifies: with a chief sable.] [For this branch Burke specifies: the saltire couped.]
Minley Manor, Middlesex.
Gules a saltire argent in chief a rose of the second, barbed and seeded proper.
Currie, Corrie, Curry, or Corry Coat of Arms
East Horsley, county Surrey, Cheshire, Bush Hill, county Middlesex, and London, formerly of Dunse, county Berwick, from 1570 to 1765.
Gules a saltire argent a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded vert.
Curry Coat of Arms
granted to Miss Loursa Corry, of Manchester, to her uncles, Francis and Paun Curry, and their descendants.
Quarterly, or, and argent two lions passant in pale sable all within a bordure azure and gules.
Curryer Coat of Arms
London.
Argent on a mount an oak tree, all proper on a chief gules a bezant between two greyhounds' heads erased of the first.
Cursham, or Curson Coat of Arms
Rev. Tuomas Leeson Cursham, or Curson, D. C. L., of Mansfield.
Arms, &c., as those of Curzon, Baron Scarsdale.
Curson Coat of Arms
Cropton and Croxall, county Derby. Visit. London, 1668.
Azure on a bend, between two lions rampant argent three popinjays vert, membered gules collared or, quartering, vairé or and gules on a chief sable three horse shoes argent, and, gules on a bend argent three martlets sable.
Kedleston, county Derby.
Argent on a bend sable. three popinjays or, collared and membered gules.
Water Perry, county Oxford, baronet, extinct 1750.
Argent on a bend sable. three popinjays or, collared and membered gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: &c. a mullet for difference.]
Derby.
Quarterly, argent and or, in the first and fourth quarters, a martlet sable; in the second and third, a bend chequy of the first and third, cotised of the last.
counties Derby and Stafford.
Chequy or and sable a fesse argent.
Letheringsett, county Norfolk.
Ermine a bend countercompony argent and sable.
Norfolk.
Argent on a bend sable three doves of the field collared and membered gules.
Norfolk.
Azure a bend chequy or and azure on a chief gules two lions rampant of the second.
Norfolk.
Argent a bend gules bezantée.
Suffolk.
Argent on a bend sable three martlets or.
Suffolk.
Argent on a bend sable between three griffins' (another, wyverns') heads erased gules.
Curteis Coat of Arms
Appledore,county Kent. The arms are recorded in an ancient pedigree.
Argent a chevron sable between three bulls' heads, cabossed, gules.
Otterden Place, county Kent.
Argent a chevron sable between three bulls' heads, cabossed, gules.
formerly of Tenterden and Rye.
Argent a chevron sable between three bulls' heads, cabossed, gules.
Windmill Hill, county Sussex.
Argent a chevron sable between three bulls' heads, cabossed, gules.
Canterbury.
Argent a chevron sable between three bulls' heads, cabossed, gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: the chevron gules as last.]
Lord Mayor of London, 1557.
Barry wavy of six argent and sable a chevron or, between three bezants, on a chief of the its two dolphins, in pale, endorsed, between as many anchors.
London.
Barry wavy of six, argent and sable a chevron between three torteaux, on a chief azure two dolphins haurient, endorsed between as many anchors or.
Somerleis and Dronfield, county Derby.
Per sable argent and sable, four bears passant counterchanged, in the centre a bezant.
Curthaw, or Curlyho Coat of Arms
county Northampton.
Gules a fesse argent in chief three lozenges of the second.
Curtis Coat of Arms
Gatcombe, county Hants, bart.
Per fesse wavy argent and sable in chief the rock of Gibraltar surrounded by fortifications and the sea, and in base three fleurs-de-lis of the first, on a canton gules a sword erect proper, hilted and pommelled or, entwisted with a palm branch vert.
Cullands Grove, county Middlesex, baronet, created 1802.
Paly of six or and azure a fesse chequy argent and sable in base a sword proper pommel and hilt of the first surmounting a key in saltier of the second, on a canton gules a dragon's wings erect of the third.
London.
Azure a fesse dancettée between three ducal coronets or.
Tuddenham Hall, county Suffolk.
Azure a chevron dancettée between three mural coronets or.
East Cliff House, Teignmouth, county Devon.
Ermine a chevron sable between three fleurs-de-lis or, quartering Savage, of Elmley Castle, county Worcester.
Thornfield, county Lancaster.
Per saltire argent and azure two horses' heads erased in pale sable and as many fleurs-de-lis in fesse of the first.
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Curtler Coat of Arms
Bevere House, county Worcester.
Per pale indented azure and sable two chevronels between three lions rampant or.
Curtman Coat of Arms
county Devon.
Argent three old fashioned helmets sable.
Curtoys Coat of Arms
county Chester.
Barry of six or and azure a fesse countercompony of the first and sable between three mullets gold.
The Longhills, county Lincoln.
Paly of of. ot and azure a fesse chequy sable and argent.
quartered by Gat, of Goldworthy, county Devon. Visit. 1620.
Argent three fleurs-de-lis sable.
Curwen Coat of Arms
Workington, county Cumberland, baronet, extinct 1664.
Argent fretty gules a chief azure.
Cumerton, county York.
Argent fretty gules a chief azure. [For this branch Burke specifies: on the chief an escallop argent.]
Curzon Coat of Arms
Baron Scarsdale.
Argent on a bend sable three popinjays or, collared gules.
Baron De la Zouche.
Argent on a bend sable three popinjays or, collared gules, quartering, first, argent on a bend cotised gules three bezants, for Bissnorr; second, azure three swans' heads erased at the neck argent, for Hepces; third, per fesse or and gules a pale counterchanged three Cornish choughs proper, for Tate; fourth, gules ten bezants, four, three, two, and one, a canton ermine, for Zoucns.
Breedon, county Leicester.
Argent on a bend sable three popinjays or, collared gules.
Whalley, county Lancaster.
Argent on a bend sable three popinjays or, collared gules. [For this branch Burke specifies: a crescent for difference.]
Loking, county Berks.
Vairé or and gules on a bordure sable eight popinjays argent.
Falde, county Stafford.
Vairé or and gules on a bordure sable eight popinjays argent.
Croxhall.
Azure on a bend between two lions rampant argent three popinjays vert.
Curzon-Howe Coat of Arms
Eurl Howe.
See Hows.
Curzon-Roper Coat of Arms
Baron Teynham.
See Roper.
Cusanz Coat of Arms
county Hants.
Sable seven fusils in bend argent.
Cust Coat of Arms
Belton, county Lincoln.
Ancient coat: argent on a chevron wavy sable a death’s head proper. Later coat, borne by Cust of Belton: ermine on a chevron sable three fountains proper; quartering Brownlow: or, an escutcheon between eight martlets sable.
Karl of Brownlow.
Ermine on a chevron sable three fountains proper.
Stamford, county Lincoln.
Ermine on a chevron sable three fountains proper.
Custance Coat of Arms
Weston House, Norwich.
Or, an eagle displayed gules charged on the breast with a star of six points of the first, quartering Hambleton.
Custe Coat of Arms
Somersetshire.
Argent on a bend dancettée sable three fleurs-de-lis of the field.
Cutbert, or Cutberd Coat of Arms
Oundle and Warrington, county Northampton.
Argent on a fesse gules three crosses crosslet fitchée of the first.
Cutcliffe Coat of Arms
Ilfracombe, county Devon.
Gules three pruning hooks, blades argent handles or.
Damage, county Devon.
Gules three pruning hooks argent.
Cuthbert Coat of Arms
Wickford, county Essex.
Argent on a fesse gules a cross pattée between two cross crosslets fitchée or.
Witton Castle, county Durham.
Quarterly, first and fourth, per fess or and ermine a fess gules in chief a serpentin pale vert, for Cuthbert; second and third, azure a stag's head erased attired of ten tynes or, within a bordure argent, for Rei. [For this branch Burke specifies: as Cutbert, Oundle.]
Cutler Coat of Arms
Lechlade, county Gloucester.
Azure three griffins' heads erased or.
Ipswich, county Suffolk.
Or, three bends sable over alla lion rampant gules.
Chantey, county Suffolk.
Or, three bends sable over alla lion rampant gules.
Lye, county Suffolk.
Quarterly, first and fourth, argent three dragons' heads erased vert; second, argent three eel spears erect, two and one, sable; third, gules on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent as many morions sable.
Suffolk.
Azure three dragons' heads erased or, langued gules.
Suffolk.
Azure on a fesse cotised or, between three dragons' heads erased of the second a cock and two doves volant gules.
Westminster.
Azure three dragons' heads erased or, a chief argent.
Bloherby, county Leicester. Visit. Leicester, 1619.
Argent three dragons' heads erased gules.
Stainbrough Hall, county York.
Azure three dragons' heads erased within a bordure or.
Sidmouth, county Devon.
Azure three dragons' heads erased within a bordure or.
Upton, County Devon.
Azure three dragons' heads erased within a bordure or.
Cutt Coat of Arms
Dartmouth, county Devon.
Sable a bend cotised or, each cotise charged with four fleurs-de-lis of the field.
county Devon.
Sable three fleurs-de-lis in bend between two cotises or.
Cuttes Coat of Arms
Essex.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three plates each charged with a martlet of the second within a bordure gobonated or and gules.
Cutts Coat of Arms
Childerley, county Cambridge, baronet, extinct 1670.
Argent on a bend engrailed sable three plates.
Kent.
Or, on a bend engrailed sable three plates each charged with a martlet of the second.
Cuyler Coat of Arms
St. John's Lodge, county Herts, bart.
Per pale embattled gules and azure an arrow in bend or, barbed and flighted argent point upwards. C@rest—On a mural crown proper a battleaxe erect surmounted by two arrows in saltier or, flighted argent point upwards.
Cy surnames
Cyfferwest Coat of Arms
Cowarne.
Sable three bars in chief a lion passant argent.
Cynric Efell Coat of Arms
Lord of Eglwys Fgle; Salop.
Gules on a bend argent a lion passant sable Cynric ap Rhiwallon. See Kynynic.
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