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Earle, Bp. of
Worcester, 1662; afterwards of Salisbury, 1663-65 Ermine, on a chief engrailed sable three antique crowns or. (Parker) |
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Eccles, Scotland Argent, two halberts in saltire azure. (Parker) |
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Edmunds, Lyndhurst Azure, an eagle's wings endorsed or. (Parker) |
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Edward III (after
1340), King of England Quarterly 1 and 4; azure semy of fleur-de-lis or [for France] 2 and 3, arms of England. (Parker) |
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Edward the Confessor, King
of England (imaginary arms) Azure, a cross patonce between five martlets or. (Parker) |
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Eglesfield, Cumb. (Founder
of Queen's College, Oxford, 1340) Argent, three eagles displayed gules. (Parker) |
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Egmon Argent, a cross bottonny azure. (Parker) |
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Elliot, 1666 Gules, on a bend engrailed or, a baston azure. (Parker) |
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Ellis, Norf. Argent, three eels naiant in pale sable. (Parker) |
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Ely, See of Gules, three ducal crowns or. (Parker) |
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Emerle Azure, two candlesticks [? chalices] in fesse or. (Parker) |
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Emerle Azure, two chalices in fesse or [elsewhere blazoned candlesticks]. (Parker) |
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England Gules, three lions passant gardant in pale [called the lions of England] or. (Parker) |
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England |
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Englowes, Somerset Azure, a chevron between three dice sable, each charged with four spots. (Parker) |
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Ercall Argent, three bars-gemels sable. (Parker) |
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Erskine, co. Fife Gules, a regal crown, within a double tressure-flory counter-flory or. (Parker) |
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Estotevile, Sire Robert
de Burlee de argent e de goules a un lion rampand de sable. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Estotevile, William de,
de la Marche Burelé d'argent et de goulz a trois cockes noirs. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Estwire Argent, an apple tree vert fructed proper. (Parker) |
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Estwrey Argent, a chevron vert between three bunches of ashen keys proper. (Parker) |
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Etheldred, King of
England (Coat ascribed to him in the sixteenth century) Azure, a cross fitchée or. (Parker) |
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Eton, John Argent, two annulets conjunct sable, within an orle of trefoils slipped vert. (Parker) |
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Evett, co.
Worcester Or, a cross patty, and at each end flory gules. (Parker) |
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Evington, Enfield,
1614 Argent, a fesse azure between three burgonettes [elsewhere morions] of the second garnished and nailed or. (Parker) |
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Ewer, Bp. of
Llandaff, 1761, afterwards of Bangor, 1769-74 Argent, a wolf statant sable, on a chief azure three crosses formee of the first. (Parker) |
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Exmyle Or, a cross vair. (Parker) |
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Page last updated on July 19, 2000.
