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Cadman Or, three columbines buds vert. (Parker) |
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Cairns Argent, three martlets azure, on a chief gules an acorn between two mullets or. (Parker) |
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Calverley Argent, a fess gules between three calves passant sable. (Parker) |
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Camden Azure a fess engrailed between six crosses crosslet fitchée or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Camelford Argent, a camel passing through a ford of water proper. (Parker) |
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Cammel Argent, a chevron between three camels sable. (Parker) |
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Campbell, Gargamock Gironny of eight ermine and gules, on each of the last a bee volant argent. (Parker) |
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Campegius, Laurence, Bp.
of Salisbury, 1525-34 Party per pale argent, an eagle displayed sable dimidiated per pale, and argent a wolf salient sable. (Parker) |
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Cancellor Bendy lozengy barry or and sable. (Parker) |
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Candish, Suffolk Sable, a chevron or between three cups uncovered. (Parker) |
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Canneton Argent, seven cannets, 3, 3, and 1 sable. (Parker) |
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Canterbury, Town of Azure, three Cornish choughs proper; on a chief gules a lion passant guardant or. (Parker) |
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Capper, Cheshire Argent, three caps sable bended or. (Parker) |
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Carey, Baron of
Hunsdon Argent, on a bend sable three roses argent. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Carey, Bp. of
Exeter, 1820, afterwards Bp. of S. Asaph, 1830-46 Argent, on a bend sable, three roses of the first; on chief gules three crosses patty or. (Parker) |
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Carlyon Gules, a chevron enhanced argent. (Parker) |
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Carpenter Argent a greyhound passant and a chief sable. |
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Carpenters, Company
of Argent, a chevron engrailed between three pairs of compasses expanded at the points sable. (Parker) |
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Carroll, Ireland Or, a cross crosslet azure. (Parker) |
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Carthen Argent, a fesse gules between three ducks azure. (Parker) |
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Cartwright, Scotland Azure, a comet or (Azure, a comet in the dexter chief point with rays streaming in bend or). (Parker) |
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Cartwright Per chevron crenelly or and sable, three pairs of compasses extended counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Carver Or, on a chevron between three crosses clechy sable a fleur-de-lis between two stag's heads cabossed of the first. (Parker) |
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Carver Or, on a chevron sable a fleur-de-lis accompanied by two stag's heads cabossed, between three crosses entrailed of the second. (Parker) |
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Cassyll Gules, a cross flory of one lozenge or. (Parker) |
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Castile & Leon, kingdom
of Gules, a castle triple towered or, and argent, a lion rampant gules (sometimes purpure, and often crowned or), quarterly. (Parker) |
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Castleton, Surrey Azure, on a bend argent, three adders embowed of the first. (Parker) |
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Castre, Sir Johan de De sable a un egle barre de argent e de goules. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Cavell, Cornwall Ermine, a calf passant gules. (Parker) |
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Cecil, Baron of
Burghley Barry of ten argent and azure, six escutcheons sable each charged with a lion rampant argent. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Chadderton, Bp. of
Chester, 1579; Bp. of Lincoln, 1595-1608 Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, a crosslet potence or; second and third argent, a chevron between three crampirons gules. (Parker) |
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Chaderton Gules, a cross crosslet crossed next the centre on the upper and lower limbs or. (Harl. MS. 1465 - Parker) |
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Chalkhill, Middlesex Chevronelly of six, gules and argent. (Parker) |
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Chaloner, Yorksh. Sable, a chevron between three cherubim or. (Parker) |
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Chanticleer, Cornwall Azure, three cocks argent. (Parker) |
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Chapman, York. Per chevron, argent and gules, a cross counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Chare, William, in
Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge Argent, three hews or miner's pick-axes sable. (Parker) |
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Chastein Argent, three arrows gules one and two between as many Cornish choughs proper two and one. (Parker) |
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Chaumpaine, Le
counte Dazur a une bende dargent a custeres dor diasprez. (Roll, temp. Hen. III, Harl. MS. 6589 - Parker) |
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Chaurcy, Patrick de or
Patrik de Burele d'argent et de goules. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Chawncy Gules, a cross botonny argent, on a chief azure a lion passant or. (Harl. MS. 1465 - Parker) |
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Chederton Gules, a cross potent crossed or. (Parker) |
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Cheke Argent three crescents gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Cheke Argent, a cock gules. (Parker) |
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Cheney, Baron of
Cheney Ermine, on a bend sable three martlets or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Chepmerden Or, a chevron sable between three columbines azure. (Parker) |
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Cheseldon Argent, a chevron sable between three chisels or handled of the second. (Harl. MS. 1386 - Parker) |
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Chetham, Suffolk. Argent, a chevron gules between three crampoons erect, sable. (Parker) |
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Cheyndut, Sire Rauf de De azure, a un cheyne de or, e un label de goules. (Roll of Arms, temp. Edw. II - Parker) |
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Chickerin, Norwich Argent, on a chevron vert three cockerells of the first membered gules. (Parker) |
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Chobb Vert, three chub fish haurient sable. (Parker) |
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Chobbe Gules, on a chevron between three chub fish argent three shovellers sable; on a chief dancetty of the second three escallops of the first. (Parker) |
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Chorley Argent, a chevron between three blue-bottles azure couped vert. (Parker) |
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Christian, Ireland Gules, a cross crosslet argent. (Parker) |
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Christopherson, John, Bp.
of Chichester, 1557-58 Quarterly; first and fourth argent, a cross bottonnee gules; second and third gules, three suns in splendour or; over all on a chief party per pale gules and argent, three cinquefoils counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Church, Hampton Gules, a crosier reversed in bend sinister, surmounted by a sword in bend dexter proper; on a chief argent a thistle leaved also proper. (Parker) |
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Churchill, Duke of
Marlborough; Earl of Marlborough, 1689 Sable, a lion rampant argent, on a canton of the last a cross gules. (Parker) |
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Clare Or, three chevronels gules. (Parker) |
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Cleaver, Bp. of
Chester, 1788; of Bangor, 1800; and S. Asaph, 1806-15 Sable, two bars between three castles masoned or. (Parker) |
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Clench Gules, six annulets interlaced palewise in pairs, and a chief or. (Parker) |
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Clifford, Earl of
Cumberland; Roger de Checky or and azure, a fess gules (Escheque d'or et d'azur ove ung fesse de goulz). (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Clinton, Earl of
Lincoln, Baron of Clinton Argent, six crosses crosslet fitchée sable; on a chief azure, two mullets pierced or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Clopton Sable, a bend between two cottices dancetty or. (Parker) |
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Clothworkers' Company,
London (originally incorporated 1482, arms granted 1530) Sable, a chevron ermine between two habicks in chief argent and a teazel in base slipped or. (Parker) |
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Clove, Wilts. Or, a camel passant between three cloves sable. (Parker) |
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Cluer, John, London,
1716 Argent, a standing cup covered sable. (Parker) |
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Clutton Argent, a chevron ermine fimbriated sable, between annulets gules. (Parker) |
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Clyton, Scotland Gules, six ancient naval crowns or. (Parker) |
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Clyvedon, Essex Or, a lion rampant azure, crowned gules. (Parker) |
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