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Bacon Gules on a chief argent 2 mullets pierced sable. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Baddeham, Sire Johan de De argent a une crois de goules; en la crois v molez de or. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Baggsham Gules, three quarrels argent. (Parker) |
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Bainbridge Azure, three battle-axes or, staves argent. (Parker) |
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Baldberney, Scotland Vert, a bar counter compony argent and azure between three cuirasses of the second; on a chief silver as many buckles of the third. (Parker) |
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Balmanno Argent, a cross embattled sable. (Parker) |
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Balun, John Barry indented, argent and gules. (Parker) |
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Banaster, Sir Thomas, K.G.,
(as depicted upon his stall-plate at Windsor) Argent, a cross clechée sable (elsewhere blazoned, Argent, a cross patty pointed sable). (ob. 2o Ric. II - Parker) |
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Banester, Sir Thomas, K.G. Argent, a cross of four fusils sable. (Parker) |
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Bannerton, Salop. Or, a fesse between three lions rampant gules. (Parker) |
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Bannister Argent, an annulet suspending two buckets saltire-wise sable between three fleurs-de-lys gules. (Parker) |
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Baptist, S. John
Baptist's College, Oxford (founded by Sir Thomas White,
1557) Gules, on a bordure sable eight estoiles or; on a canton ermine a lion rampant of the second; in fesse point an annulet of the third for difference. (Parker) |
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Barantine, Dru de Noir a trois egles d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Bardolf, William D'azur a trois quite feuiles d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Bardolph, Stafford Argent, a chevron debruised between three crosses botonny fitchy sable. (Parker) |
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Bardwell Gules, three bars-gemels and a canton ermine. (Parker) |
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Baret, Sheriff of
London, 1379 Gules, a chief dancetty argent within a bordure azure. (Parker) |
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Baring, Bp. of
Gloucester and B., 1856; of Durham, 1861-79 Azure, a fesse or; in chief a bear's head proper muzzled and ringed of the second. (Parker) |
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Barkele, Moris de Goules ung cheveron d'argent. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Barlingham, Sire
Richard de De goules a iij ours de argent. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Barlow, Derby Barry wavy of six argent and sable, a chief gules and a canton ermine. (Parker) |
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Barlowe, Derbyshire Barry wavy of six, argent and azure; a chief per pale ermine and gules. (Parker) |
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Barnacle Sable, a barnacle goose argent. (Parker) |
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Barnacle Azure, three barnacles argent. (Parker) |
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Barnard, Hants. Sable, two greyhounds endorsed argent. (Parker) |
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Barnard, Essex Azure, a fesse between three dolphins naiant argent. (Parker) |
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Barner Gules, a barnacle goose argent. (Parker) |
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Barrall Barry of ten, argent and sable. (Parker) |
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Barratt, Sheriff of
London, 1379 Gules, a chief dancetty argent within a bordure azure. (Parker) |
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Barrett, co. Cork Per pale argent and gules, three bars counterchanged, on a canton of the second a rose crowned or. (Parker) |
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Barrow, Bath Per saltire or and erminois, on a saltire azure between a caduceus in chief and a pine-apple in base proper, two swords in saltire argent, pomels and hilts gold. (Parker) |
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Barrow Argent, a cross crosslet crossed (or, as Leigh expresses it, double-crossed) pattée [at all the extremities] sable. (Parker) |
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Barrow, Bp. of
Sodor and Man, 1663, afterwards of S. Asaph, 1670-80 Sable, two daggers in saltire, points upwards, between four fleur-de-lys argent. (Parker) |
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Barry, Earl of
Barrymore, Ireland Argent, three bars-gemels gules. (Parker) |
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Barry, Lord Barry Barry of ten, argent and gules. (Parker) |
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Barry, Ireland Barry of six, argent and gules. (Parker) |
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S. Bartholomew's Hospital,
London Per pale argent and sable, a chevron counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Barton (Monsire de
Barton de Fryton) Port d'ermin, sur fes gules trois anneletts d'or. (Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Basinges, Sire William
de De azure, a une crois recercele e voide de or, e un baston de goules. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Basinges Argent, a cross sarcelly disjoined or. (Parker) |
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Basnet Argent, a chevron gules between three basnets proper. (Parker) |
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Batnymersh Gules, a cross patty crenelly at the ends argent. (Parker) |
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Baucoy, Hugh de D'or a une croyz de goules recersele; a une labeu de sable. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Bavaria Bendy lozengy (? paly), argent and azure. (Sandford's Genealogical History - Parker) |
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Bazas, Guyenne D'azure, à la crois d'argent, le pied bourdonné ou pommetté et fiché du même; aux cantons quatre étoiles d'or. (Parker) |
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Bearum Or, three bird-bolts gules, nooked and pointed of the first; a label gules. (Parker) |
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Beauchamp, John de Noir ung egle d'argent, beke et les pees d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Beaurain Azure, a cross anchory or. (Parker) |
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Bec Gules, a cross moline sarcelled argent. (Parker) |
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Becard Argent, three cushions lozengewise gules, tasselled or. (Parker) |
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Beck, Surrey:
granted 1864 Vert, a cross raguly humetty or, on a chief of the last three blackbirds proper. (Parker) |
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Beck, Antony, Bp.
of Durham Banner of red, with a fer-de-moline of ermine (Le noble evesque de Dureaume / Le plus vaillant clerk du roiaume ... / Vermeille, o un fer de molyn / De ermine, e envoia se ensegne) (Roll of Caerlaverock, A.D. 1300 - Parker) |
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Beck, Yorkshire Gules, a cross sarcelly ermine. (Parker) |
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Becke Gules, a cross moline voided argent. (Parker) |
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Bell Sable, a fesse ermine between three bells argent. (Parker) |
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Bellingham Or, a crown sable garnished gold. (Parker) |
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Belsted, Norfolk Barry of six argent and sable; a canton quarterly or and argent. (Parker) |
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Beltmaine Argent, a demy-belt fixed in fesse azure buckled edged and garnished or. (Parker) |
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Bentham, Thomas, Bp.
of Lichfield and Coventry, 1560-79 Quarterly azure and gules a cross patonce counterchanged; in first and fourth quarters a rose gules barbed and seeded or; in second and third quarters a sun glory proper. (Parker) |
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Berd Argent, on a bend sable three taus of the first. (Parker) |
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Berham Argent, a chevron between three boars sable. (Parker) |
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Berkeley, Baron of
Berkeley; Monsire Morris de Gules, a chevron between ten crosses patée argent (Port de gules, a une cheveron d'argent entre dis croises forme de 'lij [forme de lis]). (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Roll, temp. Edw. III - Parker) |
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Berkeley Banier ot vermeille cum sanc / Croissillie o un chievron blanc (gules, crusilly with a white chevron). (Parker) |
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Berkeley, Maurice de Banier ot vermeille cum sanc / Croissillie o un chievron blanc / Ou un label de asur avoit (gules, crusilly with a white chevron, a label azure). (Parker) |
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Berkeleye, Sire Johan
de De goules a iij crois patees de or, e un chevron de argent. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Berkeleye, Sire Moris
de De goules a les crusules pates de argent, e un chevron de argent. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Bernak, Sire William De argent a une fesse e iij bernaks de sable. (Roll, temp. Edw. II - Parker) |
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Bernard Argent, a bear rampant sable, muzzled or. (Parker) |
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Berne, Canton of Gules, on a bend or a bear passant sable. (Parker) |
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Bernstead Argent, three bars closetted gules. (Parker) |
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Bertie, Baron
Willoughby D'Eresby Argent, three battering rams barwise in pale proper headed & garnished azure. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Bertie Argent, three battering-rams barwise proper, headed azure, armed and garnished or. (Parker) |
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Beslet Azure, bezanty. (Parker) |
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Bessell Argent, two columbine slips crossed and drooping proper, flowered purple. (Parker) |
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Beste Gules, three bundles of as many arrows, two in saltire and one in pale or, feathered headed, and tied in the middle with a string argent. (Parker) |
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Bethlehem Hospital,
London Argent, two bars sable ..... a basket of bread (i.e. wastel-cakes) or on the sinister side. (Parker) |
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Bevercott Quarterly argent and azure, a cross counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Bevercourt Argent, a cross flory azure. (Parker) |
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Beverly Or, a chief bevily vert. (Parker) |
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Beville Ermine, a bull passant gules armed and unguled or. (Parker) |
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Bewes, Cornwall Argent, a lion rampant, tail nowed gules, gorged with an Eastern coronet or, in chief three falcons proper. (Parker) |
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Bightine Purpure, a chevron couched sinister or. (Parker) |
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Bill, William Ermine, two wood-bills sable with long handles proper in saltire a chief azure. (D. D. ob. 1561 - Parker) |
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Billerberg Argent, three stone billets carved gules. (Parker) |
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Billettes Argent, a billet, raguled and trunked sable, inflamed in three places proper. (Parker) |
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Billinger Billetty counter billetty gules and argent. (Parker) |
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Billingford, Norfolk Sable, two bills addorsed in saltire argent. (Parker) |
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Bizzet, Scotland Argent, a bend sinister gules. (Parker) |
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Blackall, Offspring, Bp.
of Exeter, 1708-16 Argent, on a chief dancetty sable three bezants; in base a greyhound courant of the second collared or. (Parker) |
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Blackenham, Suffolk Azure, crusily three bars or. (Parker) |
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Blage, Kent Argent, three bendlets engrailed sable; over all a scarpe gules. (Parker) |
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Blount, Baron of
Mountjoy; Bart., 1642 Barry, nebuly of six or and sable. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Parker) |
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Blythe, Bp. of
Salisbury, 1493-99 Ermine, three stags at gaze gules. (Parker) |
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Blythe, Geoffrey, Bp.
of Lichfield and Coventry, 1503-31 Ermine, three bucks trippant gules, on a chief indented, party per pale or and azure, a cross patonce counterchanged between two roses dexter gules, sinister or. (Parker) |
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