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PREFACE.Someyears have

now

elapsed since the completion of the Encyclopedia Heraldica,it

which contained, as the Author professedprincipalNesbitt,

should,

the

subject

matter of

all

the

works upon

Heraldry then

extant,

such

as

Edmondson, GiviMim, and

and the more ancient authors, who had written upon the Science generally,into

but condensed

a

more

concise

form,

and

blended

with

his

own

elaborate

collections in alphabetical arrangement, as

a book of ready reference, embracing the

whole Science

of

Heraldry,

and(in

matters

connected with

it

:

but,

although

this

extensive collection

contained,

the Dictionary of Arms, only with the Armorial

Bearings of the Peers and Baronets,) about sixty thousand Coats ofCrests

Arms

;

yet the

being generally omitted, at least very few of them, comparatively speaking,

having been given with the

Arms

in

Edmondson andafter the

Givillim,

the

Author

of

the

Encyclopedia Heraldica was induced,

completion of that Work, to collect

a great number of the Crests omitted,

as

well as

many

ancient

Bearings

from

Manuscript Collections

in the

Library of the British

Museum, and

also the

new Coats

which were yearly emanating from the College of Arms upon the acquisition of wealth, or the grant of new honours and dignities which, altogether, were sufficient to furnish;

materials for anfollowingto

additional volume, and

could not be otherwise than useful.

The

Addenda has

therefore been arranged in the

same manner,

in

every respect,

correspond with the preceding volumes of the Encyclopedia Heraldica, referring to

that

Work where

the information

is

additional,

and correcting such parts

of

it

as

may

11

have been erroneously given

;

and some thousandsin the

of ancient

and modern Arms havea hundred thouto the

been added to the former collection,

whole amounting

to nearly

sand Arms and Crests, with the Armorial Bearings of the Peers and Baronetspresent time.

THE FOLLOWING

IS

THE TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENTVOLUME.I.

Alphabetical Arrangement of additional matter, with Ancient and

New

Bearings not in the former

Dictionary of

Arms.

II.

The Armorial BearingsHeraldica.

of Peers, created and restored since the completion of the Encyclopaedia

III.

The Armsnecessary.

of the

New

Baronets, created since that period, with additions and corrections where

IV.

The Armscally arranged,

of Subscribers, and others, engraved in the Plates at the end of this Volume, alphabeti-

though not so

in the Plates.

SUPPLEMENTfttctfonargar.

of

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ABECrest, a rose, per pale, or and gardant, gu. az. barbed, counter-changed. Abdehall, or, a (esse and three mullets in chiefgu.

A BAbercromby,ofthat

I

head, couped, ppr. (Another crest, gers, saltierwise, ppr.) orin

two dag-

and Banff, N. B.]ar.

Abercrombie. [Birkcnbog The same Arms as the firstthefirst

Abden,

three fleurs-de-lis sa.

Crest, a swan's

name,

Dictionary.

Crest,

head and neck betw. two wings az. Abdy, [Mailing, Kent,] az. two chev. betw. threetrefoils,

on a mount an oak-tree, fructed, all ppr. Abercromby [Fitternier, N. B.] ar. a chev. engr.gu. betw. three boars' heads, erased, az. Crest, a cross crosslet, fitchee, gu. Aberdeen, gu. three towers, triple towered, within a double tressure, flory, counter-flory, ar.

slipped, sa.

Abeck,

or Habeck, erm. two bars vert. Crest, out of a mural coronet, an arm from the elbow, vested az. cuff ar. holding in the band ppr. a mullet gu.

A'Becket. See Beckett. Abeline, ar. on a cross sa. five

eagles, displayed, of the field. Crest, a sword in pale, entiled with a savage's head, all ppr. Abeline, Abyleyne, Abelyn, or Aylin, ar. three chess-rooks sa.

Aberdeen, [Cairnbuly, N. B.] gu. a chev. ar. betw. three estoiles or. Crest, a dexter hand holding up an annulet ppr.

Aberdour,

ar. three swords, paleways, in fesse, ppr. surmounted by a bend gu. within a bordure az. Crest, an anchor, cabled, and a sword,

saltierwise,

all

on a cross sa. an eagle, displayed, Abelyn, with two beads or. Crest, on a globe, an eagle, with wings expanded and inverted gu.ar.

Aberuwell,Aberkedour.

ppr. Crest,

a greyhound

ar.

courant

towards a tree vert.

Abeleyn, or Ableine,

ar.

three fleurs-de-lis sa.ar. five escallops

Crest, a peacock ppr. Abelyn, gu. on a cross, patonce,az.

Arms, see first Dictionary. Crest, a sword, in pale, ppr. Aberhurder, [Murray shire,] gu. three boars'

ABERNEATHY.ar.ppr.

Abelyn, [Cornwall,] ar. three chess-rooks sa. A bell, [Kent.] The same Arms as the second of this name in the first Dictionary. Crest, a boar's bead, erect, sa. couped, and armedor.

heads, erased, or, muzzled sa. a lion, rampant, gu. surmounted by a ribbon sa. Crest, a ship under sailor a lion, rampant, Crest, a gu. surmounted by a ribbon sa. parrot feeding on a bunch of cherries.,

Abemethy, [Lord Saltoun,]

The same. Abell, [Cork, Irelaud.] Abell, vert, fretty, ar. over all a fesse or.Abell, [Derbyshire,] ar. on a saltier, engr. az. nine fleurs-de-lis of the field.

[Auchinloich, N.B. Lyon Reg.] The same arms within a bordure, .... Abemethy, [Scotland,] Arms, see first Dictionary. Crest, a parrot feeding on a bunch of cher-

Abemethy

Abell, vert, fretty, ar. a fesse gu. Able, ar. a fesse purp. betw. three boars' heads, couped, gu. Crest, a dexter arm embowed in

ries ppr. originally

Abernie, Aberton.

an eagle preparing to fly. or Abernon, az. a chev. or. Crest on a human heart gu. an eagle'sar. three,

armour, holding in the band a sword, all ppr. wreathed round the arm ar. and gu. Abelon, or Abilon, ar. three fleurs-de-lis sa.

Abery,Abett.see

head, erased, ppr. gu. six escallops

The same

as

Abbot,

two, and one. of Lincolnshire,

Abenbrouch,

Crest, a mitre ppr. stringed gu. [Holland,] gu. a pair of trousers (or linen breeches) ar.

first

Abew,zants.

Dictionary. [Cornwall,] erm. on a cross gu. five begu. fretty erm. a fesse betw. three

Abenhall,

or Ablehall, [Gloucestershire.] Crest, two branches of laurel rising from the wreath, cbevronways, vert. Abeny, gu. a fesse engr. ar. in chief, three martlets or. Crest, a hand and arm, vested gu. cuff or, holding in the band ppr. a mill-rind of thelast.

Abford, Abfyn,sa.

ar.

boars'

heads

Abiden, Abilem,headar.

[Cornwall,] ar. three fleurs-de-lis sa. sa. an escarbuncle or. Crest, a man'sor,

in profile ppr.

Abileyn,embattled, az.Crest, a

on a cross

sa. five

eagles displayed

Aber,

or, a fesse, talbot ar. ducally

demi

gorged gu.mullets

Aberbuthnot. See Arbuthnot. Abercorne, ar. a chev. sa. betw. threegu.

Abilon. See Abelon. Abingdon, ar. a cross patonce betw.lets sa.

five

mart-

Abercorne, or Abacorne, [Scotland,] Crest, a boar's

Abinc/ton, [Gloucestershire.] ton, of Hyndlippe.

The same

as Abing-

A C BAbington, [Henlip or Hyudlippe, Worcestershire,] Crest, a bull, rampant, chained, ppr. Abiro, [Cornwall,] erm. on a cross gu. five bezants.

A C HAccles, or, four pales az. Accles, or, three pales az.

Accorne,ppr.

[Scotland,] or, an inescocheon gu. in chief three acorns vert. Crest, an oak tree

Abis.

Able.ing' a

See Abbis. Crest, an armsword,ar.all

in

armour, embowed, holdsa.

Acelam, [Moreby,lion,

Yorkshire,]

Crest, a demi

three pheons or. [Gloucestershire,] or, a chief gu. Ablehall, [Kent,] gu. a fesse or.

A BLAND,

ppr.

on a bend

rampant, holding a maunch ar. AcERAC, [France,] az. ten bezants.[Gloucestershire] ar. a chev. az. in chief a label of three points gu. Acford. Crest, a horse's head sa. bridled or. Acgutllum, gu. three fleurs-de-lis ar. Crest, a dexter hand holding a holly-branch ppr. A CHAM, ar. a maunch within an orle of cinquefoils gu. Crest, a demi lion ar. holding a maunch

Ablehall,Ableine.

Acester,

SeeABELJNE.ar.

Abney,Aboat.

gu. a fesse engr.

over

all

a bend az.

See Abbot.

Abrahams,all

lozengy, or and gu. on a chief sa. the sun in splendour or. Crest, a cap of maintenance, therein a plume of ostrich feathers,ppr.

gu.

Achamber,Arms, the sameas

Abram.ail

AbrahamCrest, a

in first

[Suggerton,] az. a key in pale, ward upwards, between two mullets of six points or.the

Dictionary.ppr.

Crest, the sun rising from a cloud,

Achany,

Abreall,hog ppr.

[Herefordshire,]

hedge-

Arms, the same as [Sorbie, N. B.] of the name in the first Dictionary. Crest, out of a crescent a cross crosslet, fitfirst

chee, sa.

Abrew,

or Abroe, [Cornwall,] erm. on a cross five annulets or. gu. Abrey, bendy of six erm. and gu. Crest, a chevalier at full speed, holding a broken spear,all

Achaver, gu. a bend Achefeld, per chev.gu.

betw. three martletsar.

ar.

and

sa.

in

chief three

leopards' faces or, a lable of as

many

points

ppr.a chev. betw. three rowels ar.

Acheley, [Londonhead gu. wingedoflilies ar.

Abris, gu.as thefirst

or,

and Salop,] Crest, an eagle's holding in the beak a branch

Arms, the same [Oxfordshire,] of that name in the first Dictionary. Crest, a hare close among grass ppr. Abriscourt, [Oxfordshire,] erm. three bars huraettee gu. Abrol, [Worcestershire.] Crest, a lion's head, from the mouth flames of fire ppr. AfiSALEM, or Absolum, [Flanders,] ar. three fleurs-de-lis gu. a French quarter of the last.

Abriscourt,

name in the Dicadd Crest, a griflin's head, erased, ppr. tionary Acher, [Kent,] erm. on a chief, embattled, az.Acheley.three lions, rampant, or. erased, gu.Crest, a bull's head,

To

leaved vert. the second of that

Acheson,sa.

armed

Crest, a fleur-de-lis or. Absimon, az. a chev. ar. a label of three points of the second. Abtoft. The same as Abtost. Abtot, [Worcester,] per pale or and ar. three

gold. ppr.

an eagle, displayed, with two heads, on a chief vert, two mullets Crest, a cock gu. standing on a trumpetar.

or,

Acheson, ar. an eagle, displayed, with two heads, sa. on a chief vert, three mullets of the field.Crest, a sand-glass ppr.

Achey.

roundles counterchanged. Abtot, per pale or and gu. three roundles counCrest, a boar, couchant, ar. colterchanged. lared, muzzled, and langued, or. A burton, or, a fesse gu. betw. three mullets sa. Abwe, erm. on a cross gu. five bezants. Abys, erm. on a cross gu. five annulets or. Acard, vair, ar. and gu. in chief a label of three points of the first.

in the first Dictionary. Crest, a savage's head, affrontee, ducally crowned ppr. Achingham, az. fretty ar. a bordure engr. or. Achison, or, an eagle, displayed, with two heads,

See Ache,

Achilles.

on a chief vert, a cross-staff betw. two spurrowels or. Crest, an astrolabe ppr.sa.

Achmain.

See Airman.[Fifeshire,] ar. a broken spear, bend-

Achmuty,Achym.

ways, betw. two mullets az.Dictionary addfirst of that name in the first Crest, a crescent or. or Acklame, ar. a maunch within an orle

Acbeche, or, two bars Acbeck, Acbiche, orvert.

az.

To

the

H ackbeck,

or,

two bars

Acberch, Acbetts,

Crest, a cross pattee erm. [Lincolnshire,] or, two bars vert. az. three fish, two and one, in pale, ar.

Achym,

of eight cinquefoils gu. Crest, a lion, sejant, gardant, or, collared and chained sa.

b2

ACTAckelom,ar. an inescocheon betw. eight torteauxes in orle gu. Crest, a Sagittarius shooting a bow, all ppr. Ackers, or Akers, sa. a bend betw. three acorns or. Crest, a doric column or. Ackers, ar. on a bend sa. three acorns, slipped, or. Crest, on a mount vert, a dove rising ar. in the beak a slip of acorns ppr. ('Another crest, a dove ppr. in the beak an olive branch vert.) Acklam, Acketam, or Aclome. Arms as

ADAActon, quarterly, ar. and gu. in chief, an annulet, counterchanged, on a bend p.z. three crosses,pattee, fitchee, or.

Acton, [London,] quarterly, per fesse, indented, or and az. over all, on a bend gu. three cross crosslets, fitchee, of the first, in chief, an annulet, counterchanged. Acton, [London,] quarterly, per fesse, indented, ar. and gu. on a bend of the second, three crosses, patlee, fitchee, or, on a chief of the second, an annulet betw. two pallets of the first. Acton, barry of six az. and or, on a canton gu. a

Crest, a demi Yorkshire, in first Dictionary. ar. holdinga maunch gu. (Another lion, rampant, crest, a cinquefoil vert.)

cross, pattee, ar.

AckruVd, ocAkeroyd,on asaltier,

per

saltier,

or and az.

betw. four fleurs-de-lis, an annulet,[Suffolk,]

Acton, gu. three piles wavy ar. Acton, gyronny of eight or and gu.

allcounterchanged.

Ack WORTH,erased, ppr.

Crest, a dog, sleeping, ppr. Crest, a griffin's head,

Acworth.Acute,field. ar.

See

Ackworth.sa.

on a fesse

1827.]gu. on a chief ar. three trefoils, Crest, a tower, triple towered. Coore, ar. a saltier sa. on a chief gu. three foils or. Crest, a curlew ppr. Coortois, see Courtoys. Coote, ar. a chev. sa. betw. three coots Crest, a coot ppr. Supporters, two

Coore,vert.

cinque-

ppr.

wolves

raguled.

ppr. ducally gorged or.

[Borne

bi/

Baron Cas-

't2

COPtle-Coote

COPCrest, a [Kent.] Arms, see first Dictionary. wyvern, wings endorsed, statant, upon a wheel,r PP.-

Roscommon,

so created 30th July,

1800.]Coote, Bart. [Donnybrook, Dublin, 29lh April, 1774, since of Bellamont Forest, Ireland.] The same Arms and Crest. Coote, [Lincolnshire,] ar. a chev. betw. threecoots sa.

Coote, [Essex.]sa.

The same

;

also,

ar.

three coots

Coote, [Lincolnshire,] ar. a fesse, betw. three cormorants, sa. Coote, [Essex,] ar. three martlets, sa. Cootes, per pale or and az. two dolphins, haurient, counterchanged, on a chief sa. a covered cup of the first betw. two dove-cots ar. Crest, a cubit arm, erect, vested, paly of four, ar. and az. holding in the hand ppr. a covered cup ofthefirst.

or Coplechjke, [Lincolnshire,] ar. a chev. betw. three crosses, bottonee, fi tehee, gu. Copinger, [Kent,] bendy of six gu. and or, on a fesse vert, three plates, within a bordure of the first. Crest, a ram's head sa. Copinger, [Suffolk,] bendy of eight or and gu. Crest, a chamois-deer's head sa.Copilthjke,

Copland, Coppland, and Cofsal.seefirst

Arms,

Dictionary. Crest, a castle, triple-towered, ppr. ensigned with a flag gu. charged with a cross ar.

of the

name

in

the

first

Crest, in a ducal Copland. The same Arms. coronet a swan's neck. Copland, ar. two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend of the first.

Coottes, ar. a fesse betw. three Copale, or Cople, ar. on aaz. a crescent of thefirst.

coots sa.cross, sarcellee,

Coplay,Coplay,of thein

ar.

ar.

on a cross moline

three lions' heads, erased, gu. sa. five crescents

field.

Cope, [Brewern, Oxon.]first

The same

as

the

Dictionary. Cope, ar. on a chev. az. betw. three roses gu. stalked and leaved vert, as many fleurs-de-lis, per fesse, or and ar. Cope, [Ireland,] ar. on a chev. betw. three roses az. as many fleurs-de-lis of the field. Crest, a

ar. a cross, sarcellee, sa. a crescent or. Cople, see Copale. Copledicke, az. a bend betw. six covered cups

Coplay, [Yorkshire,]

ar.

harp gu. Cope, ar. on a chev.stalked vert, asar.

az.

many

fleurs-de-lis

betw. three roses gu. or, the tops

Cope, [Banbury, Oxfordshire, and Bedenham, Hampshire.] See first Dictionary. Copeigne, gu. on an inescocheon ar. two barsaz.

Copledicke, see Copildyke. Copley, [Sussex,] ar. a cross moline sa. Arms, see second in the first Copley, [Suffolk.] the crescent or. Dictionary, Copley, Bart. [Sprotborough, Yorkshire, loth August, 1778,] ar. a cross moline sa. Crest, a griffin's head, erased.Crest, Copley, [Sprotborough.] The same Arms. in a ducal coronet or, a double plume of ostrich feathers ar.

Copeland, Copen, per

ar.

a cross

sa.

Copley,

ar.

pale az. and gu. three boars' heads, or. Crest, a dexter hand holding up couped, a pair of compasses. Copenger, [Norfolk.] Arms, see first DictioCrest, a falcon's leg belled, nary. conjoined, ppr. Copenger, or, three bends and a fesse Coper, [Derbyshire,] .... on a chev. three cinquefoils, pierced, erm.

Copley,Crest, a

[Surrey,]griffin,

three leopards' heads, erased, gu. ar. a cross moline sa.sejant, regardant, ar. [Conto Thomas Coplev.

firmed by Dethick, Garter, of Gatton, 1568.]

and wings,gu. engr. betw.

Coppandall,last.

ar.

a mullet sa.as

a chief of

tin-

Coppeley.borough.

The sameor,

Copley, of

Sprot-

two

lions,

Coppin, [London,]

a chief vair.

[Borne by

rampant, .... Coper, [Salop,]....as

ar.

three martlets gu. on a chief

many

annulets.

Coper, az. a tortoise, displayed, in his shell, on his back, or. Coper. Arms as Cooper, of Warwickshire, inthe first Dictionary. Crest, a cockatrice's head, erased. Copham, gu. a cross ar.

Sir George Coppin.] Coppinger, or Copinger, [Ireland,] or, three bendlets gu. a fesse sa. Crest, a dexter hand ppr. vested or, holding a holly-branch vert. Coppinger, ar. four bends gu. on a fesse vert,three plates.

COPILDYKE,

COPILDIKE,

Or

COPLEDYKE,

Coppinger, [Kent,] or, three bends gu. over all a fesse az. charged with three bezants, a bordure murrey. Coppland, see Copland.

CORCopsall, Copson, or,inar.

CORCorbett, or, five ravens sa. a canton gu. Corbett, or, five ravens sa. a canton gu. and bordure, engr. of the last. Corbreake. Arms the same as first in DicCrest, a cross crosslet gu. tionary. Corbreake. Arms the same as fourth in DicCrest, a dexter hand, holding a roll of tionary.

a cross

sa.

two keys, wards downwards, base a double-locked padlock az. Crest,in chief

the stump of a tree, couped at both ends, lying fesseways, ppr. shooting- forth a branch, spreading to the dexter and sinister, vert, ensigned with a fleur-de-lis or.

Copuldike.

See Copi/dyke.

paper, ppr.

Copwood,

[Totteridge, Herts,] ar. a pile, issuing from the dexter chief point, sa. fimbriated, engr. gu. betw. two eagles of the last. Crest, an eagle, with wings endorsed, or. Copwood, [Herts,] ar. a pile, in bend, sa. fimbriated and engr. gu. betw. two eagles, displayed,vert.

Corbreigke,thefirst

quarterly, indented, gu. and ar. in and fourth quarters three crosses, bot-

tonee, fitchee, or.

Copwood,or.

Crest, an eagle, displayed, vert. ar. a pile, in bend, sa. cottised, dan-

Corbreigke, quarterly, indented, gu. and ar. sixteen cross crosslets, fitchee, counterchanged. Corbreyke, quarterly, per fesse, indented, gu. and ar. four crosses, bottonee, fitchee, counter-

cettee, gu. charged with

two eagles, displayed,

Copicood, ar. a pile, in bend, az. cottised and engr. gu. betw. two eagles, displayed, vert. Copwood, ar. a pile. engr. az. betw. two eagles,displayed, vert. Copwood, ar. a pile, engr. in bend, az. an eagle, displayed, vert. Cor, [Scotland,] gu a stag, trippant, ar. Crest, an increscent and a decrescent, affrontee, or. Corbally, [Ireland,] ar. three broad arrows, two and one, bendways, sa. Crest, a trout,naiant, ppr.

changed. Corbreyke, see Corbreake. Corbrick, quarterly, indented, gu. and ar. Corbridge, quarterly, indented, ar. and gu. fourcross crosslets, fitchee, or.

Corby,

gu. a lion, rampant, gardant, or. Crest, on a chaCorby, ar. a saltier, engr. sa. peau, a dove, wings endorsed, all ppr. Crest, in the sea, ppr. Corby. The same Arms.

a pillar

ar.

Corby, Corby,

ar.

a fesse, lozengy,five

gu.

in

chief three

birds sa.ar.

lozenges,sa.

in

fesse,

gu. in chief

three martletsquarterly, indented, gu.

Corbarcyk,

and

ar.

a

counterchanged. Corbe, gu. a lion, rampant, gardant, or. Corbe, gu. a lion, rampant, regardant, or. Corben, Corbin, or CoRBYN, [Suffolk and

cross, formee, fitchee,

ar. a saltier sa. a pile counterchanged. Crest, a marygold ppr. Corbyn, .... a millrind betw. four Coruish

Corbyton,

See Arms in first Dictionary. Staffordshire.] Cresf, a dexter hand ppr. holding a cross, pattee, fitchee, az. Corben, ar. on a chief or, three moor-cocks sa. Corben, or, on a chief ar. three crows sa.

choughs ppr. Corbyn, see Corben. Corcey, see Cory. Cordall, [London.]infirst

Arms as third of the name Crest, a cockatrice vert, Dictionary. comb, beak, wattles, and legs or, collared of thelast.

Corbet,

[Lincolnshire,] or, three ravens sa. Corbet, per fesse ar. and sa. a fesse gu. betw. six

Cordall, [London,] chev. or.

as

in

first

Dictionary,

the

cross crosslets, counterchanged. Corbet, [Hardgiay, Scotland,] ar. a raven sa. Corbet, [Towcross, Scotland,] ar. a raven sa. betw. three mullets gu. Crest, a raven's head, erased, sa. The same as the fifth of the name in first Corbet. Crest, an elephant ar. armed or, Dictionary. on his back a tower of the last, trappings sa. Corbet, or, a raven ppr. collared az. Corbett, or, a raven ppr. Crest, a wolf, sejant,

Cordall, [Middlesex,] per pale ar. and gu. on a fesse, dancettee, (another, plain,) all counterchi.nged, the latter charged with three mullets sa. Cordall, [Middlesex,] paly of four ar. and gu. on a fesse, double, dancettee, of the first three

doves

sa.

Cordell.

Same as Cordall, of Norfolk. Crest, a demi savage, holding in the dexter hand a cimiter, and in the sinister a constable's baton, ppr.or,

collared and lined ppr. Corbett, per fesse sa. andflory,

Cordes,ar.

two

a cross,

formee,

Cordingley,

lions, rampant, endorsed, ar. three mullets az. a chief

gu. gu.

counterchanged.

Corbett, ar. a raven, within a bordure sa. charged with eight plates.

Crest, out of a crown, valary, or, an arm embowed, vested az. holding in the hand an oak-

branch, leaved and acorned, ppr.

CORCordoke, erm. three ogresses. Cordoyle, az. three tilting-spears, bendways, or. Cordray, [Chute, Wilts,] sa. a chev. betw.two mullets in chief and a lion, passant, in base, ducally crowned or, all within a bordure ar.pattee, fitchee, az.

CORdexter hand, fesseways, ppr.holding a cross,

Cornell, Cornerd,

[Warwickshire,] or, three chev. vert. az. a fesse betw. two chev. or.;

Cornewall,

CoREN,Coren,

ar.

a millrind, in pale, sa.

ar. a millrind, in pale, az.

betw. two Cornish

choughs ppr. on a chief of the second, a fleurde-lis betw. two denii roses, with rays downward,or. or.

[Moccas Court, Herefordshire, Bart. l'3lh August, 1764,] quarterly first and fourth, ar. a lion, rampant, gu. ducally crowned or, within a bordure engr. sa. bezantee, for

Cornewall

;

second and

third, vert, a chev.;

Corerton,Corey,ar.

[Cornwall,] az. three standing cupsasaltiersa.

betw. three garbs ar. for a cornish chough ppr.;

Amyandsecond,

first

Crest,lion,

a demi

on a chief

az.

three

rampant, gu. ducally crowned or. Cornewayle, ar. a bend, fusilly, betw. six crosscrosslets sa.

cinquefoils or.

Coreye,lets or.

[Staffordshire,] az.

three covered goblion, rampant, two branches of

Corfield, erm. onor.

a pale az. a

Crest,

a

handvert.

holding

palm,

in orle,

[Barton, Hampshire.] The same as Corliam, of Ottery, see first Dictionary. Corie, [Scotland,] gu. a saltier and chief ar.

Corham,

Corie, see Cory.

[Devonshire,] ar. a chev. engr. betw. three bugle-horns sa. Corney, sa. a chev. ar. Cornforth a fesse betw. a lion, passant, in chief, and a fleur-de-lis in base .... Cornwales, ar. three trefoils sa. Cornwall, [Duke,] sa. ten bezants, four, three, two, and one. Cornwall, ar. a bend, lozengy, betw. six crosscrosslets sa.

Corney,

Coring, [Kenwyn,

Cornwall,]

ar.

a millrind, in

pale, betw. four martlets sa.

CORINGHAM, CORYNGHAM,ar.

Or

CORNINGHAM,Crest,

Cornwall, Cornwall,plates.

ar.

on a cross, pattee, sa. five plates. [Essex,] erm. on a fesse sa. three

Coringham,

an ogress and chief sa. ar. an ogress.or

Crest, a rook ppr.

Coriton,

Coryton,

ar. a saltier sa.

a lion, rampant, gardant, gu. Coriton, ar. a saltier, engr. sa. Corke, [Cornwall.] Arms, see

first Dictionary. Crest, out of a cloud a hand, erect, pointing to a star, ppr. Corker, ar. a lion, rampant, in chief two human

hearts ppr.

Corket, Cocket,bendar.

or Cori.et, [Appulton,] perthree fleurs-de-lis, bendways,

Cormuall, [Bonhard, Scotland.] The same Arms as of Cornwall and Scotland, in the first DicCrest, a Cornish chough, hatching in tionary. the face of a rock, ppr. Cornwall, erm. a lion, rampant, gu. within a bordure sa. bezantee. a lion erect, Crest, sitting on his hind legs, ducally crowned or. Cornwall. The same Arms, with the bordure Crest, on a chapeau gu. turned up erm. engr. a lion, statant, ppr.Cornwall, ar. a lion, rampant, gu. crowned or, on a baton sa. three mullets ar. Cornwall, or, a pale az. on a chief gu. a martlet of the last, within a bordure of the second, semee of estoiles of the first. Cornwall, ar. on a cross, patonce, sa. five bezants.

and

sa.

Crest, on a rock ppr. a [Scotland.] martlet gu. Cormer, [Scotland,] gu. three horses' heads,

Corlowe, Cormack,couped,

counterchanged. see Collome.

ar.

Cormick,

[Ireland,] az. three bezants, in pale, betw. two pallets ar. a chief or. Crest, a hand, couped, in fesse, holding a sword, in pale, on the

Cornwall, erm. on a fesse gu. three naval crowns or. Cornwall, [Salop.] The same as of Essex, in thefirst

Dictionary.

point thereof a garland of laurel, ppr. Cornall, or Crownall, erm. on a fesse gu. three cronels or. Cornards. See Cortiard. Cornay, gu. a chev. or. Corne, az. a chev. erm. betw. six annulets, two, two, and two, linked together, or. Cornelius, erm. a chev. sa. betw. three torteaux. Crest, out of a cloud in the sinister, a

Cornwall, ar. on a fesse sa. three bezants. Cornwall, [Devon,] ar. on a cross sa. five plates. ar. on a fesse sa. three Cornwall, [Wilts,]ogresses, fretty, of thefirst.

Cornwall,

[Northumberland,]or

as

Cornwall,

of

Devon.

Cornwalle,

Cornwayle,

erm. on a fesse

Cornwalley,

sa. three escallops ar. ar. three

lozenges, in bend, betw.

CORsix cross crosslets,sa.

COSfitchee,

(another bottonee,)ar.

CoRTENAY,Cortesy,fesse,

CORNWALLIS,choughs sappr.

[Ireland,] Crest, ou aar.

three Cornish mount a hind, statant,sa. three bezants.

a chequy, or and sa. Cortess, paly of six or and az. a fesse, compony,[Lincoln,]sa.

see Courtney. paly of six or and az.

and

ar.

Cornwayle, Cornwayles,a fessetionary.ar.

on a fesse

[Norfolk,]

sa.

guttee d'eau

on Dic-

Cornyll.

three Cornish choughs ppr. See Cornell in the first

[Lincoln,] paly of six or and az. a chequy, of the first and second. (Another, the fesse, chequy, sa. and or.) Corteys, erm. on a chev. gu. an incscocheon ar.

CoRTESSEY,fesse,

voided.vert.or.

Cornyll, [Warwickshire,] or, three chev. Corona, az. a chev. ar. betw. three crownsCorona,sa.

Corteysse, erm. onar.

a canton gu. an inescocheon

voided.sa. or, two pales az. on a fesse, chequy, or three martlets of the field. [Confirmed

a roundle ar. betw. three earls' coro-

Corties,andto

nets or.

Corp,

ar. three stumps of trees, couped, and eradicated vert. Crest, a yew-tree ppr. CORRIE, [Edinburgh,] gu. a saltier ar. in chief, a rose of the second. Crest, a cock ppr. Carrie, or Cory, ar. three chev. interlaced, gu. a

Richard Corties, Bishop of Chester, 15G9.]or

chief,all

Crest, chequy, of the second and first. a demi cupid, holding a lighted torch, in pale,ppr.

gu. a chev. vair heads, couped, ar. Corvaton, see Conarlon in first Dictionary. Corualles, ar. three crows sa. guttee d'eau. Coruard, az. a fesse betw. two chev. or. CoRUARTON, az. three covered cups or. (Ano-

Cortoyse,

Cortouse,

betw. three

bulls'

ther, the cups ar.)

Corror,

[Scotland,] ar. a fesse az. betw. two mullets of six points pierced, in chief, and a hunting horn, in base, sa. stringed of the second. Corry, [Earl of Belmore, &c] gu. a saltier ar. in chief a rose of the second. Crest, a cockppr.

Coruill,

or,ar.

Corunke,

three chev. vert. three bars gu. iusa.

chief a grey-

hound, courant,

Corunton, az. three Cory, or Corcey,tionary.

cupssee

or.

Corey

in

first

Dic-

Cory,

ar.

a saltier

sa.

on a chief az. three cinque-

Corrye.Corsair,couped,

The same

as

Corey,

of Northumberhorses'

foils or.

land, in thear.

first Dictionary. [Scotland,] gu. three

Corzon,heads,sa.sa. in

gu. on a bend or, betw. three escallops ten billets of the first.

Corsank,basetru.

[Meiklenox,] ar. on a fesse az. betw. three mascles in chief, and as many martlets intilling

or, a bend, engr. chief a matchlock of the second. Cosard, [Cosard, Hants,] ar. five barrulets and

Cosance, [Higham Barrow,]

a savage's head, erased, affrontee, disdrops of blood, transpierced with two

arrows, in saltier, points downward, all ppr. Crest, an eagle close, crowned with an antique crown looking to the sun, all ppr. Corse, or Crosse, [Scotland,] ar. five cross Crest, a cross crosslets, fitchee, in cross, gu.crosslet, fitchee, az.ar.

a canton gu. Crest, a lion's head, erased, gu. ducally crowned or. Cosars, ar. a bend, masculy, sa. Crest, a buffalo's head, erased, ppr. Arms as third in first Dictionary. Crest, Cosars. a demi lion, rampant, issuing from a castle tripleall ppr. Crest, an arm from the elbow in armour, holding the two pieces of a broken spear. Cosen, same as Cosyn, of London and New-

towered,

Cosby.threehorses' heads, Crest, a pega-

CoRSER, [Edinburgh,]couped,sus ppr.

sa. bridled of the first.

castle, in first Dictionary.

Corser, erased, gu.

ar.

on

a chev.ar.

sa.

three foxes' heads,

CoSHAMCosine,

Corson,field

[Suffolk,]sa.

a bend,

chequy of the

an arrow in pale betw. two flaunches, each charged with a roundle .... CosiN, erm. a chev. per pale, engr. or and sa.az. a lion, rampant, or, guttee-de-sang,ar. a fret az.first

and

Corstorphine, [King'sas in thefirst

Barns, Scotland.]

Arms

crowned of the second.

Dictionary.ar.

CosiNS,a saltier sa. on a chief

Corsy, Corte,

[Staffordshire,]

az. three cinquefoils or.

Cossar, or Cosser,betw. three

[Lincolnshire,] ar. a fesse martlets sa.

Dictionary. a saltier or. Crest, a brown horse, bridled and saddled ppr. CosSART, ar. a bend betw. two demi lions sa.sa.

Cosins, see Cosyns, in the

COTCossens.Crest, a doric pillar gu. Cossens. Crest, a demi griffin, holding in both paws a battle-axe, ppr. Cosson, [London ] The same as Cossen, of

COTCotrel.Crest, a talbot's head, erased, sa. collared and lined ar. the collar charged with three torteaux. Cotrell. Crest, a demi holding in the

savage,

Penzance,

in first Dictionary.

Cossyne,tled, ar.

[Somersetshire,] gu. two bars, embatbars vair, in chief as

Costes, gu. twolets or.

many mul-

ar. two bars, indented, in chief three trefoils, slipped, sa. Costle, or, a fesse betw. two bars, indented, sa. Costley, sa. across, potent, fitchee, ar. a chief erm. Crest, a hand, erect, holding a cross

Costinell, [Brand,]

dexter hand a club, round the sinister arm a serpent, entwined, ppr. Cotsford. Crest, out of a ducal coronet a griffin's head ppr. Cotte, or Coote, ar. a chev. betw. three coots sa. beaked gu. Cottell, [Devon and Somerset.] The same asCotell,

with a crescent fur difference.az.

Cotten, Cotter.Colter,ary,also

an eagle, displayed, ar. membered gu. Crest, two lions' paws sa. supporting

crosslet, fitchee.

Coston,

[Coston, Salop,] chief gu. a lion, passant, of the field.

ar. a saltier vert,

on a

a pillar ar. ar. a cross, sarcellee, engr. sa. Cotter all. See Cotterell in the first Diction-

Cosworth,sa.

[Cosworth, Cornwall,] ar. on a chev. betw. three falcons' wings az. five bezants. Cosyn, [Loudon,] erm. a chev. per pale or and

and as follow.of

Cotterell, [Gamons,

Cosyn, [Dorset,] az. a lion, rampant, doublebodied and crowned, or, guttee-de-sang. Cosyngton, or Cosynton, az. three roses or. Cotell, or, a bend gu. Crest, out of a ducal coronet or a leopard, sejant, ppr.Cotell, [Somersetshire.]

The same Arms.

Coterell. SeeCotes,

Cotterell in the first Dictionary. As the first of the name [Lincolnshire.]

Herefordshire, Bart.; Worcestershire, 1805,] quarterly, or and ar. a cross, engr. per two espale sa. and gu. in the second quarter callops, and in the third one, also sa. over all a bend of the last. Crest, an armed arm, embowed, ppr. holding by the top an escocheon ar. charged with a talbot's head sa. collared and chained or. Cotterell, Coterell, Cotterall, or Colterill, ar. a

Farnecombe-House,

bend, liebulee,glove, ppr. The Cotterell.

sa.

Crest, a hand, holdingas Cotell.

a

in the first Dictionary.

Cotes, [London.] the chief sa.

As

in the first

Dictionary, with

same

Cotterell, [Ireland,] gu. a chev. betw. three ducal

Cotes, [Buckinghamshire,] ar. fretty az. on a canton sa. a lion, rampant, or. Crest, a cock or, comb and wattles gu.

crowns

ar.

Cotteseord.

The same Arms. Cotes, [Elson, Leicestershire.] Crest, a cock ppr. comb and wattles or. Cotes, gu. a fesse betw. three escallops or. Cotesmore. Arms as Cottesmore in the first Dictionary, with the leopard's head ar. Cotgrave, [Cheshire.] Arms as in the firstCrest, a comet-star, rays towards Dictionary. the sinister, ppr. Cotgrave, or Cotgrieve. Same Arms and Crest. The same as the last in the first Dic-

Dictionary. to John Coltesford, of Launton, in co. Oxon, descended from Sir Roger Cottesford.~] Cottesmore, az. an eagle, displayed, with two heads, ar. on the breast an escocheon gu. Crest, an arm, in armour, holding two pieces of a broken spear ppr. Cottinoham, or Cottington, sa. two hinds, Crest, on a chacounter-trippant, in pale, ar. a greyhound, sejant, ar. peau ppr.

of Oxford, 1611, in the first [Confirmed by Camden, that year,

As

Cotgrave.

tionary, with the horns or. Cotgreve, gu. a fesse, dancettee, erm. betw. three bugle-horns, stringed, or. Gotham, or Cotton, gu. a chev. betw. three crescents ar. Cother. Crest, a pegasus' head, betw. two

Cottington, [Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.] Arms as in the first Dictionary. Crest, a stag'sattired or, gorged with a collar az. with three roses gold. charged See Cottingham above. Cottington. Cotton. See the first Dictionary, before Kentar.

head

read Oxenheath and Hadlow.Cotton, barry of six ar. and az. in chief three round buckles gu. Cotton, sa. a chev. betw. three cotton-hanks ar. Crest, a Cornish chough, holding in the beak a cotton-hank ppr.

wings, ar.

Cotismore.tionary.

See Coltismore

in

the

first

Dicbetw.

Covlowe,

or

Corlowe,

or, a cinquefoil,

three hearts gu.

c o uCotton, az. a chev. erm. betw. three hanks of cotton ar. Crest, a falcon ar. helled or, holding in the foot a demi garter sa. buckle of the second. Cotton, ar. three bars sa. over all a cotton-hankor.

c o uan anchor sa. stock gold, the cable entwined round the arm of the third. Cou ell, [East Somerton,] az. a lion, rampant,ar.

(Another with a

Cotton, az. an eagle, displayed, Crest, an eagle as in the Arms.

ar.

armed

or.

Couey. See Cou, before. Couge. See Conge. Cought, or Cowght, gu.six bezants.

label gu.)

a

bend erm. betw.

Cotton, [Ridware, Staffordshire.] As the first of Staffordshire in the first Dictionary. Cotton, barry of six ar. and az. three bundles ofcotton or.

Cou lb ye,fnrmee.

ar.

a cross sa. in pale moline, in fesse,

The same as of CamCotton, [Cumberland.] bridgeshire in the first Dictionary. Cotton, [Ridware, Staffordshire,] az. an eagle,displayed, ar. Cotton, vert, a lion, rampant, regardant, ar. on his shoulder a mullet gu. Cotton, [Suffolk.] As in the first Dictionary, the chev. charged with a mullet gu.

Coulbi/e, or Colby, az. a chev. engr. betw. three escallops within a bordure, also engr. or. Coulcheffe. See Coulcheife in the first Dic-

tionary.

Couldham,gu.

[Norwich,]

az. a mullet ar. pierced

Couldwell.Coulf,or,

Crest, a sea-lion, rampant, vert. a fesse betw. three horses, courant,

Cottrell.ary.

Cotton, [London,] vert, a leopard, rampant, ar. Same Arms and Crest as Cotlerell, of South Repps, Norfolk, in the first Dictionar.

sa. [Granted to Coulf, of Canterbury, Kent, 30lh June, 1615.] Coulson, [Jesmond, Northumberland,] ar. on a bend gu. three fleurs-de-lis of the field. Crest, a pelican ar. in her nest, vulned, and

Cotts,

a cross moline, engr. sa.ar.

Coult,fesse,

feeding her young ppr. See Colt, before. [Inveresk.]

Cot well,

or Totwell, betw. three mullets sa.

a

engr.

Colwell, [Northumberland,] ar. three chev. sa. each charged with five bezants. Cotwyn, [Norwich,] ar. a fesse sa. betw. threeogresses.

See Colt. As Colt of Middlesex and CarCoult, [Essex.] lisle, in the first Dictionary.Coult.

Coulthand,pant, gu.

[Scotby, Cumberland,] catharine-wheels ar. Crest, a demi

sa.lion,

three

ram-

[Granted 1784.]

Cotys, erm. on a fesse sa. three escallops or. Cou, or Couey, per pale erm. and sa. a fesse

Coulthurst,

Couan,

The same as Cowan, of Scotland. Couch, or Couch e, or, two pallets gu. a canton sa. Crest, a demi bear, rampant.as in

counterchanged. [Boness.]

sa. two horses, passant, ar. Crest, two hands issuing from clouds, grasping the stump of a tree.

Coultman,ar.

az. a cross pattee betw. four mullets Crest, three ears of wheat ppr. Coulton, gu. three mullets ar. a chief, invecked,or.

Crest, a

lion's

Couch er. See Cowcher. Couchman, [Kent] Armstionary.

paw supporting an

esco-

cheon.thefirst

Dic-

Couchtree.wings.

Crest, a

hawk's head betw. two

[Montrose.] Arms as in the first DicCrest, a demi moor, discharging an arrow from a bow, ppr. Cou m be. See with Combe in the first Dictiona-

Coults,

tianary.

Coucliff.

See

Concliffe.

ry.

Coucy, barry Couderors,passant, sa.

of six vair and gu. a chev. betw. ar.

Coumby.threeastalbots,in

See Coumbe with Combe,

in

the

first

Dictionary.

Coudon,thefirst

[Scotland.] Dictionary.

The sameor

Couden

Coudray, Coudrey,billets or,

Coudry,

gu. ten

four, three, two, and one. Crest, a lion's paw, erased, az. holding a battle-axe or.

Coudrey,

[Heriott and Wherwell, Hampshire.] Crest, out of a ducal coronet or a dexter arm, in armour, embowed, ppr. garnished of the first, holding in the gauntlet

The same Arms.

Barry of six gu. and or, fifteen roundles, counterchanged, three, two, three, two, three, and two. Counter. Barry of six or and gu. the latter bezantee. Coupe, [Essex,] ar. on a chev. az. betw. three roses gu. slipped vert, as many fleurs-de-lis of the field, the base of them or. Coupell, ar. on a cross sa. a mullet of six points of the field.

Counter.

U

c o uCo UP EN, gu. three pens ar. Coupenne, gu. six pens ar.one.

C O VThe same Armsthree,as

Courthope, of Wylye, in

two, and

the

first

Dictionary.

Courtin, [London.]and Madeley, Salop,] as Co ivin

The same Arms and Crestfirst

Couper, [Londonry.

as Courteene in the

per, of Ratling Court,

the

first

Dictiona-

Courtis,sa.

Dictionary. paly of six or and az. a fesse, chequy, and vert. Crest, a phosnix, in flames,

Couper, az. a saltier or, on a chief of the last, two chev. couched, dexter and sinister, vert. Couper, [Hants and Dorset,] gu. a bend, engr. betw. six lions, rampant, or. Couper, [London.] Arms, as Couper, of RatlingDictionary. Couper, [London,] ar. three martlets gu. a chief of the last. Coupir, az. a bend, engr. betw. six fishes, haUrient, ar. Crest, a cock's head gu.

ppr.

CouRTNAY, [Marquessterly,

of Winchester,] quara bordure, quarterly, counterchanged, charged with lions

England and France, within

and

fleurs-de-lis or.

Court, in the

first

Courtney,

Coupland,the

ar. two bars, a canton, subjoined to Crest, a upper gu. over all a bend az.

Coupland,field.

salmon, naiant, ppr. ar. on a cross

sa.

a

mullet

of the

Coupland, gu.leaves vert.

on

a

fessear.

or,

three

hawthornsa. sarcelly,

[Devon,] or, three torteaux, a label of three points, each charged with three plates. Courtney, [Dorset.] As of Somersetshire, in the first Dictionary. Courtney, [Dorset.] As the last of the name in first Dictionary. Courtney, [Somersetshire,] or, a fesse az. betw. three torteaux. Courtney, [Ireland,] ar. pellettee, three swords sa Crest, a cherub, wings in saltier, ppr. Courtney, [Devon,] or, three torteaux, a label of three points, each charged with as many bezants.

Couplay,

[Norfolk,]

on a cross

five crescents of the field.

Coupledike,

gu. a chev. ar. betw. three crossor.

Courtney, Courtney.the label

ar.

Assa.

a bordure of England and France. the last iu the first Dictionary,

crosslets, fitchee,

Courcy, [Barongu.

of Harwood,]

vair,sa.

two barsbetw. three

Courtoys,Dictionary.

or

Coortois.Crest, a

Armsvert.)

as in the

first

castle

triple

towered.

Courfoon,

[Suffolk,] ar. a

bend

(Another

crest, a

mount

dragons' heads, erased, gu. Courser, ar. on a chev. sa. three horses' heads, couped, of the field. Court. Crest, a stag's head, erased, ppr. Court. See Covert in the first Dictionary. Court, paly of six or and az. on a chief of the first, a demi eagle, displayed, of the second. Courteis, or Courtys, gu. n ^hev. vair, betw. three bulls' heads, cabosse r ir. Crest, a wolf's head, couped, ar. collaret, aud spiked sa. chained or. CouRTENAY, [Dorsetshire,] or, three torteaux, a label of five points az..

Courtyes, sa. three fleurs-de-lis ar. Couriys. See Courteis, before.three hedgehogs, sa. [Cousland, Scotland,] ar. two mullets and a crescent in base sa. ; a chief chequy, of the same tinctures. Cousmaker, az. on a chev. betw. three mul-

Coiise,

ar.

Cousland,

lets

or,

as

many

trefoils

vert.

Crest, an

es-

toile or.

CouSTON,erm.tier,

[Scotland,] vert, a crane ar. a chief Crest, a sword and wheatsheaf, in sal-

ppr.

Courienay, [Morton.]

See

first

Dictionary, (hetorteaux,

Couton, Coutry,Seefirst

[Cornwall,]

ar. a saltier sa.

[Bekesborne

and

number ofCourienay,label az.

the torteaux three. [Devon,] or, threeor,

Dictionary, after a chev.

Reculver, Kent] (Another,

on

a

a fesse.)

one bezant.

Couts,

Courteney,

three torteaux. Crest, a dolphin, embowed, ar. charged with four torteaux, devouring the top of a ducal cap gu. in a coronet or. Courteney. The same Arms, with a label of three points ar. on each point as many hurts. Cjurther, or Courthur, ar. a fesse az. betw. three stars sa.

[Scotland,] ar. a stag's head, erased, gu. betw. the horns a pheon, point upwards, az. in chief, a crescent, all within a bordure, Crest, a stag's head engr. of the second. erased. Cove. Arms, the same as the last of the name in the first Dictionary. Crest, a lion's paw,

Coveley, gu

holding a palm-branch ppr. a fesse betw. three helmets ar.

Courthorp,

[Teuterden and Sandwich, Kent.]

respecting the sinister side.

c oCoyenaugii,

wCowell,threepoints

coxgarbsar.

Coveley, az. a fesse betw. three helmets or. ar. a lion, passant, betw. threecrescents, ....

Coventry. The same as Coventry. COVBNTREY, sa. a fesse betw. threeCoventrey, [Suffolk,]crescents ar.sa.

Cow

a fesse or, betw. three

on a label of Crest, on a gu. nine bezants. chapeau gu. turned up erm. a lion, passant, or, gorged with a label of the first. EN, ar. three foxes' heads, erased, gu. Crest, on a winged globe, an eagle, rising,az. a lion, rampant, ar.

ppr.

per chev. nebulee gu. and ar. Crest, a lion, rampant, per fesse or and gu Covert, [Hascombe, Surrey.] The same as of Surrey, in the first Dictionary, the fesse charged with an annulet sa. Covert, or Court, [Somerset,] paly of six or and az. on a chief of the first an eagle, dis.

Coverdale,

Cowey.

See Cowar.

in

the

first

Cow FOLD,of the

Dictionary.

aud a canton gu. Cowfold, barry of fourteen ar. and gu. a cantonfive barruletslast.

CoWGHT,

see

Cough t,

before.

Cowick, [Ireland,] ar. three cocks ppr. Cowie, [Aberdeen,] ar. a cross, engr. az.

(Another, a demi eagle.) Crest, played, sa. the same as Covert, or Court, in the first Dictionary.

[Kent,] gu. a fesse era. betw. three heads, erased, or. Coverton, az. three covered cups or. Covey, vair, two bars gu. Coville, per pale, indented, or and ar. a chev.Covert,lions'

betw. four fleurs-de-lis gu. Crest, a fleur-de-lis az. Cowie, [Scotland,] ar. a saltier, engr. az. betw. four fleurs-de-lis gu. Crest, as the last. Cowke, [Kent,] sa. a chev. chequy or and az. betw. three bezants, on a chief ar. three columbines az. Cowke, az. two bars ar. on a chief of the secondthree annulets gu.

Cowling,three pales uz. a chief or, charged with as many torteaux. Covill, or Coville, or, on a fesse gu. three cross crosslets ar. Crest, an arm in armour, embowed, ppr. bound round the shoulder with a ribbon tied in a knot gu. holding a club of the first. Cowan, [Scotland,] ar. a saltier aud chief gu. on the last a fleur-de-lis or Crest, an escallop

[Trengoethen, Cornwall.]

Arms

as

Covington,

ar.

in first Dictionary. Crest, a lion's head, erased, az. on the head a chapeau.

Cowlioke,two

[Ireland,] ar. the upper part of the spears, in saltier, sa. cronels az. betw. four frets, couped, of the second. Cowlson, [Scotland,] sa. a chev. or, betw. threetilting

Cow me. Cow PER,T

garbs ar.

Armsaz.

as

Cowne

m

first

Dictionary.

or.

Coward.first

Arms, the same as the second in the Crest, the Dictionary, with the field ar.sa.

on a chev. engr. ar. betw. three cinquefoils, erminois, two lions, combatant, sa. Arms, as Cowper, Couper, [Slinfold, Sussex.]

greyhound

Cowburgh, orCowBROUGH,

Cow

[Scotland.] Crest, a griffin's bead betw. two wings ppr. by, [Cornwall,] ar. a chev. gu. betw. threesa.

towers

or Cowsey, [Earl of Bedford.] As Coucy, in the first Dictionary. Cowcey, bendy of six vair and gu. a chief or. Cowcey, Cowcie, or C nvcy. Arms, as the second Cowcey in the first Dictionary. Crest, out of a ducal coronet, an arm in armour, embowed, holding an anchor, cabled, all ppr. Cowcy, or Cowcie, paly of six vair and gu. Cowdrey, [Surrey and Wherwall, Hants,] gu. fourteen billets, four, three, four, and three,

Cowcey,

of Ratling-Court, in first Dictionary. Crest, a cockatrice's head, couped, per pale gu. and or. CoWPLAND, gu. on a fesse or, three hawthornleaves vert. Cowpland, gu. on a fesse ar. three hawthornleaves vert. Cowpland, gu. on a fesse or, three trefoils, slipped,vert.

Cowse,

ar. on a bend, dancettee, sa. cottised az. bezantee, three fleurs-de-lis ar. Cowsey, or Cowcey, [Earl of Bedford.] As Coucy in the first Dictionary. Cowsfield. Crest, out of a ducal coronet a

camel's head.

Cowslane,Cox,sa. a

or.

and a crescent, the second and

[Scotland,] ar. two mullets, in chief, in base, sa. a chief chequy offirst.

Cowdrey,

[Ewarwell, Surrey,]

gu. nineas

billets,

Cow don,thefirst

three, three, two,

and one,

or.

[Scotland.] Dictionary.

The same

Couden

in

^Dictionary.

Cowe.

See Cow,

in the first

chev. betw. three bucks' scalps or. Crest, an arm ar. charged with a bend az. holding a triple branch of pinks ppr. leaved vert. C'o.v, [London,] ar. a bend az. in the chief sinister a strawberry-leaf of the last.

u 2

CCox, [Monmouth.]

II

Aas

CCox, of Chi-

R A

The same

Crabtree,Crest, apale,

ar.

chester; see first Dictionary. Cox an, or Cox EN, az. on a chief ar. three mullets

a cross, raguly, sa. a chief az. hand, erect, holding a dagger, in

ppr.

gu.

Crest, a lion, rampant, or, holding in

Crakenthorp,lets az.

the dexter

paw

a fleur-de-lis az.

Coxed, [Oxon,

1737,] per chev. ar. and az. a chev. per chev. sa. and of the first betw. two roses, iD chief, gu. seeded and barbed ppr. and in base a garb or. Crest, out of an eastern crown or, a griffin's head vert, langued ppr. Coxeter, [Lechlade, Gloucestershire,] ar. achev.

or, on a chev. betw. three mula crescent of the field. Cracklow, ar. on a fesse az. three garbs or. Crest, a flame of fire issuant from a crescent

ppr.

Cracroft,martlets sa.

gu. on a bend, indented, ar. three Crest, a stork supporting a battle,

axe ppr.Cracroft, or Craycroft [Lincolnshire,] per bend vert and gu. on a fesse, dancettee, or, three ravens ppr. Cradayke, erm. three pellets. Craddock, [Staffordshire,] ar. on a fesse az. three garbs or. Craddock, see Cradock. Grade, Crode, or Crede, erm. on a chev. engr. sa. betw. three estoiles gu. as many Crest, a demi dragon, sans leopards' heads or. winffs, or, the tail environed round the body. CRADOCK, [Baron Hoivden, created 1819,] ar. on a chev. az. three plates; in chief a lion, pasCrest, an Indian prince, sant, gardant, ppr. upon one knee, holding up a sword ppr. Sup-

betw.

combsar.

three cocks' and wattles or.az.

heads,

erased,

gu.

Coxhead,Coxon,ar.

and gu. or and gu.

a cinquefoil ar. a chief lozengy Crest, a lion, passant, paly of sixaz. a fesse,

[Morpeth, Northumberland,]or,

embattled,

betw. three demi

lions,

passant,

CoXS,

first aud fourth, [Lincolnshire,] quarterly gu. a chev. or, betw. three attires of a stag, affixed to the scalps; second and third, az. a tower, with two side pieces, ar. within a bordure or, charged with eight mullets sa. Crest, on a mount a stag, lodged, regardant, ppr. Coxton. Arms, as second of the name in the;

first

Dictionary.

Crest, an anlelope, passant,

ppr.ar. on a fesse sa. betw. four crosses, bottonee, fitchee, two tuns or. Coy king, gu. three bendlets erm. Coyle, [Ireland,] or, three bars az. Crest, a hind's head, erased, or. Coyner, or, a maunch sa.

Coxton,

two storks ppr. wings elevated, in the beaks an eel, also ppr. Cradock. Crest, a bear's bead, couped, ar. muzporters,

zled gu.

Cradock, or Craddock, [Wales.] Arms as second of Wales in the first Dictionary. Crest, ahorse, passant,or.

sa.ar.

Cradock, [Bristol,]

on a chev.

az. three garbs

Coyners,let sa.

az. a

Coyners, az.

maunch or. a maunch or, charged with an annu-

Coyney,ar.

Crest, a sinister wing gu. or, on a bend sa. three trefoils, slipped,

Cradock, [Cheshire.] The same. Cradock, [Wales.] As fifth of the namefirst

iu

the

Dictionary.

Coyny,tionary.

or

Coyney.

Arms,

as in the first

Dic-

Crafford, [Kent.] As in the first Dictionary. Craford, [Kent,] or, on a chev. sa. three eagles'heads, erased, ar.

Coytmore,pale, ppr.

Crest, an oak-branch ppr. gu. a chev. betw. three stags' heads, ar. attired or. Crest, a dagger, in cabossed,az. a chev. ar.

Craford, [Northumberland.]in the first Dictionary.

As

of Canterbury

Crafte,

betw. three plates, each Cozens, Crest, a liou, charged with an ermine spot gu. rampant, sa. holding in the dexter paw a battleaxe az. handle gu. Crab, [Tregerthick, Cornwall,] gu. a chev. or, betw. three crab-fishes ar.

[Hereford,] quarterly; per fesse, indented, az. and ar. on the first quarter a lion, passant, gardant, or. Crafton, paly of six gu. and or, a cinquefoil sa. Crest, a dolphin, haurient, swallowing afish

ppr.

Cragge,

Crab.

The same Arms

Dictionary.

the first in the first Crest, a shield az. charged with aas

fleur-de-lis or.

Crabb,ppr.

az. a chev. betw. three fleurs-de-lis ar. Crest, a lion's gamb, erased, holding a dagger

ar. on a bend az. betw. three greyhounds, courant, sa. three doves or. Craick, [Frazerbury,] per fesse ar. aud sa. a Crest, an anchor ppr. ship or, sails of the first. Craig, (Riccartou, Scotland,] erm. on a fesse sa. three crescents ar. Crest, a chevalier on horseback, his broken spear in bend, all ppr.

CCraig, erm. on a

R ACrall,az.

C R A[Kent,]orar.

fesse, per fesse gu. and az. three crescents ar. Crest, as the last. Craig, gu. a fesse erm. betw. three cresceuts ar. Crest, a lion's head vert, collared or. Craig, [Ireland,] gu. three bridges of as many arches, two aud one. Crest, a demi lion gu. holding in the dexter paw a mullet or. C RA1GDAILLIE, [Aberdeen,] ar. a cross sa. betw. three fountains az. barry of the field. Crest, apillar ar.

six fusils, three

and three,as

Cramborne,Cramborne

Cramburne.

The same

Dictionary. Cramer, or, on a chief, indented, az. three fleurs-de-lis of the field a canton erm. Crest, on a mount, a cock, with wings expanded,;

in the first

ppr.

Cramer, or Crammer,cranessa.

Craig ENGELT,

[Craigengelt,] ar. on a fesse sa. betw. three roses gu. barbed vert, as many escallops of the first. Ckaigge, [Orkney,] erm. a boar's head, erased, Crest, a boar, passant, ar. gu. Craigie, [Glendoick,] per pale az. and sa. on a chev. betw. three crescents ar. a cross moline, Crest, a cornucopia. pierced of the first.Craigie, [Dumbarnie, Scotland,] per pale az. and sa. a chev. engr. ar. betw. three crescents or.

Cramford.tionary.

ar. a chev. betw. three Crest, a gauntlet ppr. See Cremford in the first Dic-

Cramlington,b.ars,

[Newcastle-on-Tyne,]annulets az.

ar.

twoar.

and

in chief three

Crammond,lion,

[Scotland,]

quarterly;

first,

a

Cragie,

The same Arms. Crest, [Kilgraston.] a pillar ppr. Craigmill, [Craigmill,] az. in chief three garbs or, in base a crescent ar.[Northumberland.]

rampant, gu.; second, or, a dexter hand, couped, fesseways, holding a cross crosslet, fitchee, gu. ; third, per fesse or and vert, in chief a galley of three masts, her oars in acfourth, tion, sa. in base a salmon, naiant, ar. ar. a tree, eradicated, vert; in surtout, an escocheon az. charged with a bend, betw. three Crest, a tower ar. pelicans in their nests, ar.;

masoned

sa.

Crakingthorp,CRAtGY,of Ricarton.

See Craas

Cramond,the bend.)

or

Crawmond,

[Auldbar,

Scot-

kenlhorpe [Orkney.]

in the first Dictionary.

The same Arms

Craig,

land,] az. a bend, or, betw. three pelicans feed(Another, the pelicans on ing their young ar.

Crest, a boar, passant, ar. armed and langued gu. Craik, [Abigland, Scotland,] per fesse ar. and vert, in chief three roses gu. barbed of the

Cramond, Cramond,

ar.

ar.

Crampill,

second, in base a ship, her sails furled, or, Crest, an anchor ppr. flags of the third. Craik, [Ireland,] sa. on a pale ar. three jays of the field. Crest, a goat's head ar. armed gu.

Crampton,sa.

a bend gu. three hearts gu. gu. a saltier, engr. ar. ar. a chev. gu. betw. three martlets

Crampton,thefirst

and fourth a pheon

[Ireland,] quarterly, sa. and erm. on ar. Crest, a Roman

Craik, ar. a fesse l.etw. three jays sa.- Crest, an eagle's leg, erased at the thigh, ppr. Craill, [Scotland,] gu. on a bend ar. threehearts of the field.

fasces, in pale, ppr.

Crampull.tionary.

See Cramphill

in

thein

first

Dicfirst

Cranber.cross

Arms

as

the

second

the

Crain, ....,crosslets ....

a

fesse ...., betw. three

Craister,

or

Craster,

[Northumberland,]

Crest, out of a ducal coronet, a hand holding a sheaf of arrows ppr. Cranberry, or Cran eberry, az. on two bars

Dictionary.

quarterly, or and gu. in the first quarter a rook Crest, a raven ppr. ppr. Crake. The same Arms as Crake, of Crake,

ar.

Cranburye,

six mullets gu. az. two bars ar.

each charged with

three martlets gu.

Norfolk, in the

first

Dictionary.or.

Crest, on a

Crane, [Wenny,tee, fitchee,or,

chapeau ppr. alets az.

Crakenthorpe,

betw. three muleach charged with a plate. Crest, three

talbot, sejant, or, a chev.

Wales,] gu. a pelican in her piety or, vulned ppr. Crane, gu. on a fesse betw. three crosses, pata crane az. endorsed bylast.ar.

two

ears of wheat or.

annulets of the

Crakenthorpe, [Northumberland, and Newbiggin, Arms, as in the first DicWestmoreland.] Crest, a pillar, ensigned with a heart. tionary. Crakeitthorpe. Arms, as the second in the first Crest, three ears of wheat or. Dictionary. Crale, ar. three mascles sa.

Crane, [Chilton, Suffolk,]Crane,

a fesse, betw. three

cross crosslets, fitchee, gu.ar. on a fesse, betw. three cross crosslets, fitchee, gu. a crescent or. Crane, ar. a fesse betw. three crosses, bottonee,

fitchee, gu.

C R ACraneburo. The same as Cranburye, before. Craneburne. See Cranber, before, and inCranefeld, Cranefold,Dictionary. az. an eagle, displayed, crowned, or. [Earl of Middlesex,] ar. on a pale az three fleurs-de-lis of the field. Craneslev. See with Cranisley in the firstthefirst

C R ACrawc ester,quarterly, or and gu. in the first * quarter a martlet sa. az. on a chev. betw. ten cinquefoils az. Crawe, three mullets gu. Crest, a hawk, wings expanded, ar charged on the breast with a cinquefoil sa.

Dictionary.

Cranesly,Dictionary.

[Devon.]

See Cransleyin

in

the

first

Cranfield.

See Arms

the

first

Dictionary.

Crest should be, on a ducal coronet or, a fleurde-lis ar. betw. two ostrich-feathers, the dexter ar. with the top az. the sinister counterchanged.

az. on chev. betw. ten cinquefoils ar. two, one, two, and one, three mullets gu. Crawfield. Crest, a lion, rampant. Crawford, [Carsburn, Scotland,] gu. a fesse erm. betw. three mullets ar. within a bordure of (he last. Crest, a crescent ar. charged with a star. Crawford, [Drongarne,] ar. three stags' heads,

Crawe,four,

[Granted 1613.]

CraNford, ar. fretty gu. Cranmer. [Kent,] or, on

a chief of the first. a fesse az. betw. three

couped, sa. Crawford, [Drumsey,]

ar.

a stag's head, erased,Crest,first

pelicans sa. vulning themselves gu. as many cinquefoils or. C'ranmor, or Cranmer, [Notts,] ar. a chev. betw. three cranes sa. Cranstoun, [Lord Cranstonn, of Crelin, in Roxburghshire,] gu. three cranes ar. Crest, a crane sleeping with its head under the wing, aud

Dictionary. Crawford, ar. a stag's head, erased, with a cross crosslet betw. the attires gu. Crawford, [Jardinhill,] gu. a fesse erm. in base two swords, saltierwa\s, ppr. hilts and pomels or. Crest, a pair of balances on the point of a dagger, paleways.

armed with three tires gu. furd, of Auchnames, in the

as

Crau-

holding up a stone in the dexter foot, all ppr. Supporters, see under Peerage, in Dictionary of Heraldry. Crasbye, per chev. ar. and sa. three guttees counterchanged. Crasse, [Devon,] or, a chev. betw. three mullets

Crawford, [Monargon.]

The same

as Craufurd,

of Easter Scatouu, in the first Dictionary. Crawford. The same as of Northumberland in thefirst

Crest, a Dictionary. betw. two wings.

griffin's

head, erased,

Crawforde.millau.

gu.

[Cheshire,] or, two batons, in bend, betw. nine escallops gu. Cr ASTON, [Devon,] per pale, indented, az. and a lion, passant, gardant, counterchanged or, on a chief ar. a fleur-de-lis betw. two roses gu. Crause, gu. on a fesse ar. three mullets, pierced of the field. Crest, out of a ducal coronet a. hand holding a rose, slipped aud leaved ppr. Craven, az. a fesse, dancettee, erm. betw. six

Crassy,

Arms as in the first Dictionary. Crest, a dexter hand, holding a lancet, ppr. Crawfuird. The same as Crawfurd, of Ard-

Crawfurd,ar.

;

[Kilburney, Stirlingshire, Bart.] a buck's head, erased, gu. Crest, a buck's head, erased, as in the Arms, betw. the attiresalias

a cross, couped, sa. Crawfurd, [Ardmillan,

fesse erm. betw. three mullets ar.

Bedland,] gu. on a two crescents,

cross crosslets, fitchee, gu.

interlaced, of the field. and belled ppr.

Crest, a falcon,

hooded

Craven, [London,] or, five fleurs-de-lis, in cross, sa. a chief, undee, az. Crayon, ar. on a fesse, betw. three cross crosslets in chief, and one in base, gu. two crosscrosslets of the field.

Crawfurd,

Arms andfirst

[Linlithgow, Scotland.] Crest as the fifth of the

The same name in the

Dictionary.

Crawfurd, [Kilbirny, Renfrewshire, Scotland,] The same Arms as in the first Dictionary.Crest, an ermine, passant, ppr.

Craw, [Heugh-Head,Arms andfirst

Scotland.] Crest as the third of the

The same name in the

Dictionary.

Crawfurd, [London, Scotland.] The same. Crawfurd, [Passell,] gu. a fesse erm. in base aa

Crew, [Anchencraw, Scotland.] The same Arms and Crest as the first of the name in the firstDictionary.

Crest, ship, with three masts, sails furled, ppr. stag's head ppr. betw. the attires a crosscrosslet, fitchee, gu. ar. on a fesse az. as

Craw, [Nether Byer, Scotland.]

The same Armswith the

Crawle,az.

gu. betw. three cranes

within a bordure, counterchanged.

Craw, [Last Reston.]chev. embattled.

The same Arms

Crawley,

many crosses, bottonee, of the field. ar. a chev. vert betw. three cranes

C R KCrawley, ar. a chev. vert, betw. three herons az. Crawley, or Crawly, [Essex,] ar. a chev. gu.betw. three cranes az.Crest, a gu. a pale and chief or. greyhound, courant, ar. collared gu. Crawshay, erm. on a fesse az. three plates. Crest, a greyhound, courant, sa. Crawshay, ar. on a mount, in base, vert, a plough in fesse ppr. on a chief az. a pale betw. two lions' heads, erased, or, the pale charged with the chemical character for Mars sa. Crest, on a mount vert a mastiff, statant, over a pile of six

C R Emartlets az. three, three, and three. Crest, a dexter hand, holding a laurel crown ppr. Creed, [London,] erm. on a chev. sa. cottised gu. betw. three estoiles of the last, as many leopards' heads or. Crest, a dove, with an olive-branch ppr. Creevey, ar. fretty sa. in each interstice a crescent gu. Crest, a griffin, sejant, per pale ar.

Crawmond. Crawshaw,

See

also

Cramond.

andlets

sa.

wingedsa.field.

or. ar.

Crefeyt,bered gu.

on a bend, dancettee,sa.

three mular.

of the

Cregerith,CrEGOE,az.

an eagle, displayed,or,

mem-

cannon-balls, one, two, and three, sa. [Borne by George Crawshay, Esq. of Montagu-street, Russell-square, London, 1833 ] Crawthorn, [York,] ar. ou a saltier gu. fivecross crosslets or.

on a chev.

betw. three falcons,

many plates. Crest, an arm in armour, embowed, couped below the wrist, holding involant, as

the hand an arrow,

Cray,the

[Marten,

Yorkshire]asin

See Creykefirst

in

first

Dictionary.

Cray, TKent.]

Arms

the

Dictionary,

erm. (another, ar.) on a bend gu. three cinquefoils or. Creich, [Scotland,] or, two bars sa. betw. si* martlets az. three, two, and one.

Crehington,

with a batton instead of the bend.

Cr eichton,az.fire

[Frendraught,]

ar. a lion,

rampant,

Craycroft,dented,ar.

[Lincolnshire,] per bend vert and gu. on a fesse, dancettee, ar. three martlets sa Craycroft, per pale vert and gu. on a bend, in-

armed and langued gu.

issuant from viscount's coronet.

a dragon, the mouth, crowned with aCrest,

Craycroft.

three crowns sa. See Cracroft, Lincolnshire, before.sa.

Creigfjton,

Crayfett,

on a

fesse, dancettee,

ar.

threethe

birds of the field.

Crayford,birds'

[Kent.] heads falcons.vert, three

See

first

Dictionary,or,

[Earl of Erne, &c] quarterly; first and fourth, ar. a lion, rampant, az.; second and third, ar. on a chev. az. betw. three sprigs of laurel vert, as many boars' heads of the first. Crest, a dragon's head vert, fire from the mouthppr.or,

Crayford,chev.

[Magna Mongeham, Kent,]falcons'

on a

Creke,

a fesse vairee of the

first

and gu.Creykeleyd

heads, couped, ar. Crayford, [Northumberland.] See Craford, before.

Creke, see Crake. Crekelade, or Crekellbd, seein first

Crayne, [Chilton, Suffolk.] See Crane. Creare. Crest, a stag, passant, gu. Creamer, [Seche,] ar. three wolves' heads,erased, sa. on a chief gu. as many cinquefoils or. Crean, ar. a chet gu. on a chief az. three crescents of the field. Crest, a water bouget az.

Dictionary. Crekenham, see Crekingham. Creketlaid, see Crekellayd in first Dictionary. CrekETOPT, lozengy or and sa. r EKETOF pe, az. on a cross ar. five escallops gu.'

,i

CreReTOT,

fusillyar.

or

and

sa.

Crest,

a

stag'stor-

head, erased, or.

Creasy,

or, five escallops, in cross, gu. Crest, a greyhound's head sa. collared ar. Creath, [Ireland,] ar. three laurel-branches, vert ; on a chief gu. as many bezants.(

Crekingham,teaux a baton

two bars gu. betw. three

sa.

Crebott, [Sussex,] or, a fesse, brettessed, Crech. See Crouch. Creck, ar. a heron, volant, az. memberedbetw. three escallops gu.Crest, a swan ar.

gu.or,

or Cekington, erm. on a bend gu. three cinquefoils or. Cremoir, [London,] ar. three dragons' heads sa.'; on a chief gu. as many cinquefoils, pierced,

Crekington,

or.

Crecorne, or, across.... Crecye, ar. a lion, rampant,Cree,

tail forked, az. [Scotland,] ar. on a fesse gu. betw. two mullets in chief, and a lion, rampant, in base, az. a griffin's bead, couped, of the field. Crest, an arm in armour, embowed, wielding a cimiter ppr. Creech, [Edinburgh.] or, two bars sa. betw. nine

[London,] ar. three wolves' heads, erased, sa. on a chief gu. as many cinquefoils. (Another, griffins' heads.) pierced, or. Crenage. Same as Cranage.

Cremoure,

Crencol'RE,voided, gu.

or

Crentowre,

or,

a

cross,first

Crenker,Dictionary

[Kent.]

See Creneker

in

the

C

R ECreston,

C R

I

Creon. See Croun in the first Dictionary. Creoume. See Crome. Crepens, [France.] As Crepies, or Crepues,Dictionary. Creping, [Lincolnshire.] Arras as in the first Crest, a lion, passant, ppr. holding Dictionary. in the dexter paw a crescent ar. Crepinges, chequy or and az. a crescent gu. Crepping. The same as Creping, of Lincolnshire, in the first Dictionary.

gu. a saltier, engr. ar. Crest, a lion, passant, resting his dexter paw on a roundle.

of France, in (he

first

Same Arms. Creston, [Norfolk.] Creston, az. three mullets ar. Creston, ar. a saltier sa. fretty or.

Creswold,or.

[Norwich, 1663,] az. three plates, on each a squirrel, sejant, gu. cracking a nut

Creswyll.Cretems,sa.

See Creswell.

orall

Cretomes,Arms

ar.

Crepues,

[France.] Dictionary

See Crepies

in

the

first

over

a fesse, embattled, az.as in

a lion, rampant, a bordurethefirst

gu.

Creseley, ar. three chev. sa. Cresemben, Cresembyen, or Cresenbyen,ar.

Creting, [Kent.]tionary.ter.

Dic-

five points

semee of trefoils, slipped, gobony ar. and az.az. three plates,

gu.

a label

of

Crest, a bear, passant, transpierced the neck with an arrow, in bend sinisthrough[Suffolk.]

Cresheld,sejant.

on each a squirrel,

Cretinge,tionary.

Arms

as in the first Dic-

Crest as above.

Cresnor and Cresnall.Crespine.

See Cressenor.first

Crevequer and Creverquere.asin

Same ArmsCrest, a

Arms

as in

the

Dictionary.

Crest, a hydra with seven heads vert. Cressall, az. on a pile ar. three crescents

Crevecure in the first Dictionary mountain, in flames, ppr.

Crest, two lions' paws, erased, suppale ppr. a bezant. porting Cressan, paly of six ar. and sa. a chev. gu.

Arms, same as Grew, of [Durham.] Nantwich, &c. in first Dictionary. Crest, a ferret, collared and lined. Crewall, ar. a bend sa.

Crew,

CresSe, gu.

a chev. paly of six ar. and or, betw. three cross crosslets of the last. Cresse, gu. a chev. or, betw. three cross crossletsar.

Crewe, [Lordterly, first

and fourth

Crewe,] quarterly first, quaraz. second and third ar. a;

cross patonce sa. ; second, ar. a cross patonce sa. ; third, az. a lion, rampant, ar. ; fourth,ar. and purp. over all a bend gu. charged with three mullets ar. Crest, out of a

gu. a fesse betw. three crosses, humettee, engr. or. Cressenor, Cresnor, or Cresnall. Arms as in the first Dictionary. Crest, a dexter arm, embowed and couped, holding three stalks of wheat.

Cressell,

quarterly,

ducal coronet or a

lion's

gamb,

erect, ar.

Crewe, \late Harpur, of Caidke- Abbey, Derby, Bart, assumed the surname and Arms of Crewe by royal license, 11th April, 1808,] ar. a lion,rampant, within a bordure, engr.last.

Cresset, [Upton-Cresset,first

As in the Salop.] Dictionary, with the bordure plain. Cresseoli, [France,] az. three suns ppr. two and one. Cressingham, ar. three swans in pale sa. beakedgu.

sa.

Crest as

Crewell,played, ar.

purp. a chev. betw. three eagles, dis-

Crewenhall,

Cresson. See Cressen. Cressoure, [Suffolk,] ar. on

a bend, engr. sa. three cross crosslets, fitchee, or. Cresswell. Crest, a lion, passant, gardant, ar. holding in the dexter paw a millrind. Crest, a savage's head ppr. Cresswell, [Ireland.] wreathed about the temples vert. Cresswell, ar. on a bend sa. a ram's head, ca-

barry wavy of eight sa. and ar. on a fesse gu. three broad arrows, paleways, or. Crewenhall, sa. on a fesse gu. betw. two bars, wavy, ar. three broad arrows, paleways, or, heads downward.ar.

Crewick,

a lion, rampant, gardant, or.

Crewker,last

or

Croker, [Devon

]

As Crewker

named

in the first Dictionary.

Crewkey,Crey,

bossed, of the

field.

Cressy,

Arms as in the first Dic[Yorkshire.] tionary, with a label gu. Cressy e, ar. on a bend, cottised, sa. three crescents or.

[Kent,] .... nine crosses or. See Cray, of Kent, in the first [Kent.] (Another, a baton instead of the Dictionary. bend.) Creyfeyt, sa. on a fesse, dancettee, ar. threemullets gu.

Crkysett,hire's

sa.

on a fesse, dancettee,

ar.

threefirst

Crestnox,sa.

[Attleburgh,] three cross crosslets, fitchee, or.

ar.

on a bend, engr.

of the

field.

Crichton,

[Cairnes, Scotland,]

quarterly;

C R Oar. a lion, rampant, az. ; second and gu. three martlets or, for Cairnes. Crichlon, [Dumfries, Scotland,] ar. a lion, rampant, az. armed and langued gu. Crest, a dragon vert, spouting out fire ppr.

Cendsin his

It

Obody withsa.

and fourththird,

pierced through the

a

spear,

the

mouth.

Croad,

or

Croade,as

quarterfoils, ar.

many

on a chev. betw. three Crest, on a pellets.

Crichton, [Easthill, Scotland.]

Arms,

as in

the

first Crest, as the last. Dictionary. Crichton, [Innerneity, Scotland,] erm. a lion, rampant, az. Cricket, or Crickett, vert, a cross, couped and pierced, or on a chief ar. three crescents

cloud a celestial globe ppr. Dorset,] ar. six mascles, gu. three, two, and one. Croasdaile, az. on three chev. or, as many mullets gu. Crest, a demi man, in armour,

Croapes, [Somerset and

holding a sword, ppr.

Crocheman,crosses,

Crest, a lion, passant, gardant, az. Crickman. Arms, as in the first Dictionary. Crest, a stag, lodged, ppr. Cridland, [Somerset,] erm. on a chief gu. three roses ar. Crest, two dexter hands, conjoined, issuing from clouds ppr.

gu.

sa. three cinquefoils bottonee, fitchee, ar.

betw. eight

Crockat,

Criell, or Kerriel.bury, in thefirst

Same

as Criol, of Al-

or Crockett, [Scotland,] ar. a chev. betw. three mullets sa. Crest, on a rock a soland goose ppr. Crock ATT, [Scotland,] ar. a chev. az. betw. three mullets of the last, in chief, and in base, a crescent gu. Crest, a dog, sleeping, sa.spottedppr.ar.

Dictionary. Crioll, or Kerioll, ar. three chev. and a canton gu. Crest, a mullet environed with cloudsppr.

Crocker,

Cripiges, chequy or. and az. a crescent gu. Cripping, or Cropping, [Oxon,] chequy orandaz. three crescents gu.

ar. a chev. engr. sa. betw. three ravens Crest, a cup or. Crockhorne, [Cornwall,] ar. on a chev. gu. betw. three bugle-horns, stringed, sa. as many

Crockington,as

cross crosslets, fitchee, of the field. ar. on a bend gu. three cinquefoils or.

Crippinges.given.

The sameor,

Cripiges,sa.

beforehorse-

Crockford,on a chev.five

Crippes, [Kent,]

az. three trefoils, slipped, or. Crest, a dexter hand holding a roll of parch-

shoes ar. a label of three points gu. [Borne by Sir Henry Crippes.] Cripps. Arms as in the first Dictionary. Crest, an arm, in armour, embowed, holding a cimeter,

ment

ppr.

Crode.nary.

Crodedake.Croft,

See Crude. See Crodake,

in

the

first

Dictio-

Oxfordshire, [Stanlake, Queeks, in Thanet,] erm. a fesse, chequy, ar. and sa. Crest, a cameleopard ar. pellettee, collared and lined or. Crismas, gu. on a fesse or, three martlets sa. Crisp. Arms, as Crispe, first in the first Dic-

Cripps,

ppr. or

Crispe,

[Croft-castle, Herefordshire, Bart.] quarterly; indented erm. and gu. in the first quarter, a lion, passant, gardant, of the second. Crest,

tionary.

a lion, passant, gardant, per pale gu. and erm. supporting, with the dexter paw, an escocheon quarterly of the second and first. The same Croft, [Cowling-hall, York, Bart.] as the last.

Crispe, [Oxon,] erm.ar.

a fesse,

counter-compony,

and

sa.

Crispie, gu. on

mount, in base, a stag, pastwo mullets or. Crest, a lion, passant, gardant, resting his dexter paw on asant, ar. in chief

a

Arms, as in Croft, [Croft-castle, Herefordshire.] the first Dictionary. Crest, a wyvern vert. Crofte, az. a fesse, engr. erm. betw. three

Croftes.

eagles, displayed, or. Arms, as the

last

Crofts

in

the

first

bezant, ppr. Crispin, or

Dictionary.

Crispin e,

counterchanged. ar. and with seven heads, vert.

sa.

barry and lozengy, Crest, a hydra,in pale,ar.

Crofton, [Baronaz.

and

or,

Crispo,

az. three dolphins, naiant,

Cristmass.andar.

Critchley,Cro,

See Christmass. or Critchlow, quarterly, gu. on the second and third a martlet sa.

Crest, a harp vert.

Croachrod.

[Norfolk,] ar. three piles, undee, gu. Crest, a wolf, regardant, trans-

changed. Crofton, [Mohill-castle, Leitrim, Ireland, Bart.] per pale, indented, or and az. a lion, rampant, Crest, seven stalks gardant, counterchanged. of wheat or. Crofton, [Ireland,] per chev. ar and sa. in chief four guttees, and in base three of the same Crest, a savage's head ppr. counterchanged.

Crofton,'] per pale, indented, a lion, passant, gardant, counterCrest, an ear of wheat or.

C R OCrest, an eagle's head, erased and duCrofton. cally gorged, holding in the beak a pheon, all ppr. Crofts, [Norfolk,] quarterly, per fesse, indented, gu. and ar. in the first quarter ; a lion, rampant of the second.

C R OCrokin, [Ireland,] ar. a cross, fusillee, gu. Croleboys, Crolebors, or Crolybow,ar.

three bugle-horns, stringed, sa. Crolle. The same as the second Crull, in thefirst

Dictionary.

Crofts,

[Westminster, granted, 1772,] lozengy ar. and pean. Crest, a dragon's head vert, charged with three ermine spots.

of ten ar. and sa. Crest, a wolf, passant, sa. Crombie. Crest, a demi lion, rampant, gardant, or, holding a fleur-de-lis gu.

Crolly, gyronny

Crofts, [Yorkshire,] or, a bugle-horn sa. Arms as in the Crofts, [Saxmundham, Suffolk.] first Dictionary, with the field ar. Crofts, [same place,] or, three bulls' heads, couped, sa.

Crome, Croume,gu.

or

Coune,

lozengy or and

Cromer,Cromer,.

[Norfolk,] gu. three ship-tops ar.as

Crog, Croge,

or Crogg. Arms, as Crogg, or Crest, a cross Crog, in the first Dictionary. moline betw. two ears of wheat, orleways, or.

[Yarmouth, Norfolk.] Arms, last but one in the first Dictionary. Cromey. See Crome.

the

Cromie,

[Ireland,] ar. a pale, bretessed, sa. cottised, three torteaux, in pale, on each side.

Croge.ar.

Arms, as the first in the first Dictionary. Crest, a crescent gu. charged with an estoilear.

Crest, a dexter hand holding a cross crosslet,fitchee, in pale.

Cromoure,on a bend az. betw. two greyhounds,or.

Crogg E,

[London,] ar. three tigers' heads, erased, sa. on a chief gu. as many cinquefoils

current, sa. three birds or.

Croise. See Crause. Croises, sa. a cross or. betw.the second.

Crompe,four escallops of

gu. a chev. betw. three cinquefoils ar. Crest, a cat, rampant, sa. Crompe, [Ireland,] gu. a chev. betw. three quatrefoils or.

Croisse,

[Ireland,] az. two bends ar. betw. six escallops of the second. Croissy, gu. a cross or, in the dexter chief, quarterly, a lion, rampant, supporting an anchor,

Crompton,tled,or,

with cable, or.

[London,] vert, on a chief, embatthree pheons of the first. Crompton, [Salop.] Arms and Crest as Crompton. of Staffordshire, in the first Dictionary.ar. a saltier,

Croke.in

Arms,first

Dictionary. terrestrial globe.

the

as Croke, or Crooke, of Bucks, Crest, a celestial and

Crompull, Cromuall,crownsor.

erm.

on

a

engr. gu. fretty or. fesse gu. three naval

Croke.

Arms,

as

Crooke,

second

in

the

first

Cromuel,ppr.

Dictionary.

Crest, an eagle, [Hinchinbrook.] in the dexter claw a sword displayed, holding

Crokedake.nary.

See Crodake,

in the first

Dictio-

Cromwell,thear.

[London.]

As

the

eighteenth

oi

Crokedayk. Same as Crookedale. Croken, alias Fitz-Rowe, [Ireland,]

name

in the first Dictionary.

six

roses gu. on a chief of the last a lion, passant, of the field. CrokenN, [Ireland,] ar. a cross, fusillee, gu a

Cromwell, [The Lord Oliver.] Arms, as Cromwell, of Putney, in the first Dictionary. Cromy, az. two bends ar. betw. three leopards' heads or, one in the chief point betw. thebends.

bordure

az. az. a fesse, engr. or,

Croker,

betw. three eagles,

Cromy,

displayed, ar.

Croker, [Oxon.]

Arms, as in the first Dictionary, the mullets pierced. Croker, ar. a chev. gu. betw. three crowns sa. Croker, [St. Agnes, Devon.] Same Arms as ofin the first Dictionary. Crest, a flower resembling a rose, standing in a flowerpot, ppr. Croker, [Ireland.] Same as Crokeyn, in the first

CromyCron.

az. two bars, gemelles, ar. betw. three leopards' heads or. lton. Same as Cromlinglon, in the first

Dictionary.

Arms,

Linham, Devon,

seven arrows, one barbed gu.

as in the first Dictionary. Crest, in pale and six in saltier, or,

Crone,

or

Clone.

Arms,

as in

the

first

Dic-

tionary.

Dictionary.

Crokeyer,

or

Crokeyre,

[Ireland,]

ar.

a

Cronall, Cron well. See Cromwell. Crook, or, eight shields, in

Crest, a demi fish, issuing, az. ar. a bend betw. three cronels sa.orle,sa.

Crest,

a

cross, sarcellee, pierced gu.

dexter hand issuing from a cloud

iu the

dexter,

CROstretching towards a serpent, his head erect, all ppr. Crook, gu. on a bend ar. three shields sa. Crest,

C R OCroshould,[Norwich,] az. three plates, on each a squirrel, sejant, gu. Crosier, az. on a chev. betw. three cross crosslets, saltierways, or, as many martlets ppr. Crosier. See Crozier. Croske, sa. three boars' heads, couped, ar. on a chief or. as many cinquefoils gu.

an arm,

in

armour, embowed, ppr.

holding a

fleur-de-lis or.

Crook, e, [Judge,] gu. onlets ar. a

Crooks,field.

a fesse betw. six martcrescent of the field. gu. on a bend or, three shields of the Crest, an elephant, quarterly, or andar.

Cross,

vert.

Crooks, or Crucks, gu. on a bendsa.

three shieldsthreeboars'

Crest, a demi leopard ppr. Crookshank, or, a quarter sa.

[Hull,] gu. three crosses, pattee, ar. Cross, [Ireland,] quarterly, gu. and or, in the first and fourth a cross potent of the last. Crest, two hands, couped, and conjoined in fesse, holding, in pale, a cimeter ppr.

heads, couped, counterchanged. Crest, a dexter hand, holding an ear of wheat, ppr. Crookshank, ar. a trefoil, slipped, vert, betw. three boars' heads, couped, sa. within a bordure, Crest, a demi negro holding engr. of the last. in the dexter hand a cocoa-nut ppr. Crookshark, [Ireland,] or, three boars' heads, co aped, sa. on a canton ar. a saltier az. Crest, a wyvern, wings endorsed, vomiting fire at both ends. Cropley, [London.] Same as Crophy, of Mid-

Cross, ar. five cross crosslets, in saltier, gu. Crest, a griffin, segreant, per fesse gu. and sa.

winged ar. tipped or. Cross, or Crosse, quarterly, gu. and or, in the first and fourth quarter, a cross potent, ar. Crossby, [Newcastle,] ar. a lion, rampant, sa. betw. two dexter hands, couped at the wrist, Crest, a dexter and sinister arm, from the gu.couped, saltierways, ppr. vested, dexter, gu. sinister az. each brandishing a cimeter of the first. Crosse, az. two bends betw. six escallops ar. Crosse, quarterly, gu. and ar. in the first a cross, pattee, of the second.Crosse, or, on a bend sa. betw. two sea-crabs of the second, a cross crosslet of the field. Crosse, ar. on a bend, cottised, sa. a crescent of the field. Crosse, [Liverpool,] gu. a cross, formee, ar. Crosse, sa. on a fesse, betw. three mullets, ar. asshoulders,

Cropper,spots or.

dlesex, in the first Dictionary. az. a cinquefoil ar. betw

three ermine

Crest, a triangular arrow ppr.or and az. a

Cropping. See Crepping. Croppings, [Oxfordshire,] chequycrescent gu.

Scotland,] the stump of an oak-tree, shooting forth new branches. Crosbie, [Lord Branden,~\ ar. a lion, rampant, sa. in chief two dexter hands, couped and erect, Crest, three swords, two in saltier, the gu. points in base, the other in pale, the point upwards, enveloped with a snake, all ppr.

Crosbey, [Home,

many

crosses,

C'/osse, ar.

on a bend

Crossele,or.

pattee, gu. sa. a cross crosslet or. gu. a fesse betw. three crosses, engr.

Crossing,bezants.

Crosbie, [Edinburgh,] gu. a cross or.

Crest, as

[Exeter, Devon,] or, on a chev. az. betw. three cross crosslets, fitchee, gu. as many[Ireland,] gu. a lion, rampant, betw. three crosses, pattee, or. Crest, a fox,erect, or.

Crosbey, of

Home,

as above.

Crosbie, or Crosby, per chev. ar. and sa. in chief four guttees, and in base three of the same,

Crosthwaite,sejant, or.

counterchanged.saltier,

Crest, a quill and

sword, in

ppr.

Crosbie, gu. a cross or, a bordure ar. Crest, a pascal lamb ppr. banner gu. Crosby, [London,] ar. on a chev. or, betw. three lambs as many roses ppr. Crest, betw. the horns of a crescent, per pale ar. and gu. a cross

a saltier, engr. betw. four lions' heads, erased, sa. Crotty, [Ireland,] gyronny of eight or and vert. Crest, a hind, trippaut, gu. Crotty, gyronny of twelve or and vert. Crest, a

Crosyer, sa. a cross betw. four bees, Crothrod, [Cavendish, Suffolk,] or,

[Confirmed, 1821, to Vinus Hodgkinson Crosby, great nephew of the Lord Mayor of London of that name in 1771.] See also Crosbie. Crosby. Crosby, [London.] As the first iu the first Dicfloryor.

hand holding up a scorpion ppr.[Ballignod, Scotland,] gu. on a fesse three martlets sa. Crouan. See Croivan, in the first Dictionary. Crouch, or Creoh, erm. on a pale az. threear.

Crouall,

tionary.

crosses, formee, fitchee, or.

Crosei.e, gu aor.

betw. four crosses, engr. Crest, a stag's head, at gaze, gu. armed ar.fesse

Crouch, [Herts.]thefirst

Arms and

Crest as Crowch

in

Dictionary.

x2

CROCrouch.

C R Usix ar.

Crouchard,bend

See Crowch. barry wavy of

and az

on a

or, three crosses, pattee, fitcb