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Haberdashers' Company.
Arms granted in 1571
Barry nebuly of six argent and azure, on a bend gules a
lion passant gardant or.
(Parker) |
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Hacche, Sire Eustace de
la
De or a une crois engrele de goules.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Hadleigh
Argent, an annulet between the legs of a pair of
compasses sable.
(Parker) |
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Hageley
Barry of six, gules and or per pale counterchanged; a
chief, the dexter side per bend as the first and second,
the sinister, per bend sinister like the second and
first; over all an escutcheon argent.
(Parker) |
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Hagen
Or, a fesse between three cramp irons sable.
(Parker) |
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Hakelett, Sir Walter
Gules, three pole-axes or.
(Temp. Edward I - Parker) |
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Hakelut, Sire Walter
De goules, a iij haches daneys de or, e une daunce de
argent.
(Roll, temp. Edw. II - Parker) |
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Hales
Gules, three arrows double pointed or.
(Parker) |
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Hales, Stafford
Argent, three broad arrows azure.
(Parker) |
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Hales, Nicholas
Gules, three arrows argent, barbed or.
(Parker) |
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Halfhead
Sable, a demi-chevalier in plate armour, couped at the
thighs proper, holding in his dexter hand a battle-axe.
(Parker) |
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Hall, Essex
Or, four bars sable; on three escutcheons argent as many
church bells of the second, clappers of the first.
(Parker) |
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Hall, Timothy, Bishop
of Oxford, 1688-90
Argent, a chevron between three columbines pendent azure,
barbed gules, slipped vert.
(Parker) |
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Halliwell, Lancaster
Argent, on a bend gules, three antelopes passant of the
first, attired or.
(Parker) |
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Halworth
Argent, three chapeaus sable (or cap of maintenance).
(Parker) |
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Hamell, co.
Buckingham
Azure, a chevron dauncetty or.
(Parker) |
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Hamilton, co.
Gloucester
Azure, a chevron dauncetty or.
(Parker) |
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Hankford
Gules, on a chevron argent .... bars nebuly sable.
(Parker) |
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Hankinson, Middlesex
Argent, a fesse gules fretty or between three ducks sable.
(Parker) |
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Hanlon, Sire Johan de
De goules a iij cressanz de argent.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Harde, Sandde, Denbigh
Vert, semy of broomslips, and over all a lion rampant or.
(Parker) |
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Harding
Vert, three acorns or.
(Parker) |
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Harecourt, Richard de
D'or a deux barres de goules.
(Roll, temp. Henry III - Parker) |
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Harleston
Argent, a fesse ermine, double cotised sable.
(Parker) |
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Harleton
Azure, a bar argent; in base three apples erect proper.
(Parker) |
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Harlewyn
Azure, a bar argent; in base three apples transposed or.
(Parker) |
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Harrington
Sable a fret argent.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Harris, Bp. of
Llandaff, 1729-38
Verte, a cross patee fitchy or.
(Parker) |
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Harthill
Argent, on a mount in base vert, a hart lodged gules.
(Parker) |
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Hartington
Argent, a hart statant azure, attired or.
(Parker) |
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Hasard, Essex
Chevronelly of seven, or and gules, over all a lion
rampant of the last.
(Parker) |
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Haslefoote
Per pale or and azure, a cross lozengy counterchanged.
(Parker) |
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Hassell, Wraysbury
Vert, three adders erect argent.
(Parker) |
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Hastings, Earl of
Huntingdon, Baron Hastings of Loughborough
Argent, a maunch sable.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hatchet
Argent, nine annulets in saltire interlaced, five gules
and four azure.
(Parker) |
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Hatsell, 1708
Argent, three viper's heads erased proper.
(Parker) |
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Hatton
Azure a chevron between three garbs or.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hauberkes, Sir Nicholas
Chequy gules and azure; a chief per chevron wavy of the
first and or.
(Glover's Ordinary - Parker) |
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Hawkins
Sable on a point wavy argent and azure a lion passant or
in chief three bezants.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hawkins, 1571
augmentation
Sable on a point wavy argent and azure a lion passant or
in chief three bezants, on a canton argent an escallop
between two palmers staves sable.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hawley, Clarenceux
King of Arms, ob. 1577
Vert, a cross invected argent.
(Parker) |
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Hawtre, Bedford
Per bend azure and argent, a cross moline per bend or and
of the first.
(Parker) |
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Hay, Rauf de la
Blank ung rey de soleil de goules.
(Roll, temp. 1240 - Parker) |
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Hendley
Paly bendy gules and azure, martlets in orle or.
(Parker) |
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Heneage
Or a greyhound courant sable between three leopards faces
azure a bordure engrailed gules.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Herbert, Earl of
Pembroke
Per pale azure & gules, three lions rampant argent.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hereford, Priory of
S.Peter, and also of Haverfordwest
Gules, a wyvern or, on a chief azure three mullets or.
(Parker) |
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Hereford Priory,
Pembrokeshire
Gules, a wivern or, on a chief azure, three mullets
pierced of the second.
(Parker) |
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Hereford, Earl of
Azure, a bend argent cotised or, between six lioncels
rampant of the second (Baniere out de Inde cendal fort /
O une blanche bendelée / De deus costices entrealée /
De or fin, dont au dehors asis / Ot en rampant lyonceaus
sis).
(Siege of Caerlaverock, 1300 - Parker) |
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Herford, Le counte
de
Dazur a sis Liuncels dor a un bende dargent lyte [i.e.
with listes] dor.
(Another Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Heron, Odinel
D'azur a trois herons d'argent.
(Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Hertford, Monsire
de
Port d'argent a une fes sable a trois testes de cerfs
d'or en la fes.
(Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Heynes
Argent, on a fesse gules between three demi-hinds couped
azure as many bezants.
(Parker) |
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Heyngeston
Azure, a battle-axe or, headed argent, the edge to the
sinister.
(Parker) |
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Heyngeston
Azure, a halbert or, the edge to the sinister, its lance-head
argent.
(Parker) |
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Heyton, Sir Gilbert
Gules, a cross patty fitched at foot or.
(Harl. MS. 6589 - Parker) |
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Hill
Ermine, a chevron compony gules and argent.
(Parker) |
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Hilton, Monsire de, de
Haderness
Port d'argent, a trois chepeletts de roses vermaux.
(Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Hilton, Lanc.
Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned or.
(Parker) |
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Hinchliffe, Bp. of
Peterborough, 1769-94
Or, a wivern between three fleur-de-lys vert.
(Parker) |
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Hinde
Gules, a chevron between three hinds tripping or.
(Parker) |
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Hingenson, Bucks.
Gules, a naked arm embowed, issuing from the sinister
holding a battle-axe erect proper.
(Parker) |
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Hingham
Per pale or and vert, over all a cross fourchy gules.
(Parker) |
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Hingston, Holbeton,
Devon
Gules, an arm in armour proper, holding a Danish battle-axe
argent.
(Parker) |
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Hislop, Devon
Argent, on a mount, a buck couchant under a tree all
proper.
(Parker) |
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Hobbs, Middlesex
Gules, a chevron engrailed between three roach naiant
argent; on a chief of the second three herons sable,
billed and membered gules.
(Parker) |
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Hodsoll
Azure, three stone wells argent, two and one. |
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Hoghe
Azure, a lion rampant or, in a true-love knot argent
between four fleurs de lys, their stalks bending towards
the centre of the second.
(Parker) |
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Holbeame, Lincoln.
Argent, a chevron inarched sable.
(Parker) |
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Holford
Argent, a greyhound passant sable collared gules.
(Parker) |
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Holland
Bendy barry of eight, gules and or.
(Parker) |
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Holland
Azure, semé of trefoils argent, a lion rampant of the
last.
(Parker) |
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Holme
Or, two bars azure, on a canton argent a chaplet of
laurel proper.
(Parker) |
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Holme
Argent, a stag statant gules.
(Parker) |
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Holmshaw, Scotland
Argent, a cross fleuretty sable.
(Parker) |
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Holte, Warwick.
Azure, two bars, and in chief a cross patonce or.
(Parker) |
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Hontercombe, Sire
Wauter de
De ermyne, a ij barres gymeles de goules.
(Roll, temp. Edw. II - Parker) |
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Honywood, Kent
Argent, a chevron quarterly sable and gules.
(Parker) |
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Hopkinson, co. York
Vert, three pillows ermine.
(Parker) |
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Hopwell, Devon
Argent, three hares sejant playing upon bagpipes gules.
(Parker) |
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Hoste
Azure, a bull's head affronty couped at the neck argent,
between two wings or.
(Parker) |
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Hotham
Barry of six argent and azure, a chief ermine and a
canton of the first.
(Parker) |
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Hotham
Barry of six argent and azure, a chief ermine and a
canton or.
(Parker) |
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Hotot, Sire William de
De azure, a iij cressanz de argent e un cheveron de or.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Houghton, Adam, Bp.
of S. David's, 1361-89
Party per pale azure and purpure, three bars
counterchanged.
(Parker) |
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Howard, Duke of
Norfolk; Baron Howard, Earl of Surrey
Gules, on a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée
argent; an escutcheon charged or, a demi-lion rampant its
mouth impaled with an arrow within a double tressure
fleury counter fleury gules.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Parker) |
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Howard, Viscount of
Bindon
Gules, on a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée
argent; an escutcheon charged or, a demi-lion rampant its
mouth impaled with an arrow within a double tressure
fleury counter fleury with a crescent on bend for
difference gules.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Howard, Baron
Howard of Effingham
Gules, on a bend between six crosses crosslet fitchée
argent; an escutcheon charged or, a demi-lion rampant its
mouth impaled with an arrow within a double tressure
fleury counter fleury gules with a mullet sable for
difference.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Howley, Bp. of
London, 1813; Abp. of Cant. 1828-48
Azure, an eagle displayed ermine, on his breast a cross
patonce of the field.
(Parker) |
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Hoyland, Linc.
Barry pily of eight, or and gules.
(Parker) |
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Hull, Dorset.
Or, a bull passant sable collared and belled gold.
(? temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Hundescote
Ermine, a bordure gules.
(Parker) |
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Hunt
Quarterly or and sable, a cross lozengy counterchanged.
(Parker) |
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Hunter
Vert, three greyhounds courant argent, on a chief of the
last as many bugle-horns sable, stringed gules.
(Parker) |
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Huntley
Ermine, a chevron couped sable.
(Parker) |
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Hurst, Salop.
Argent, a cross humetty triple parted azure.
(Parker) |
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Hurston, Cheshire
Argent, a cross of four ermine-spots sable.
(Parker) |
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Hussey
Or a cross vert.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Hussey, Wilts.
Barry of six, ermine and gules.
(Parker) |
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Hutton, Bp. of
Bangor, 1743; Abp. of York, 1747; Abp. of Cant. 1757-58
Gules, on a fesse or, between three cushions ermine,
tasselled of the second, three fleur-de-lys of the field.
(Parker) |
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Huyshe, Devonshire
Argent, on a bend sable three roach of the field.
(Parker) |