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Radcliffe, Earl of Sussex; Sussex
Argent, a bend engrailed sable.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Parker)
Radell
Argent, a cross slipped vert.
(Harl. MS. 5866 - Parker)
Raleigh
Gules seven fusils in bend argent.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial)
Raleigh, Warwickshire
Argent, crusily and a cross botonny gules.
(Parker)
Raleigh
Argent, crusily gules a cross sarcelly sable.
(Parker)
Ranken, Scotland
Gules, a Lochabar axe between three boar's heads erased argent.
(Parker)
Ratcliffe
Argent, a bend engrailed sable.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial)
Rauff
Per bend fracted [in another MS. double dancetty] or and gules, two birds in bend sinister counterchanged.
(Parker)
Redeman, Sire Mahteu de
De goulys a iij horilers de ermine.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker)
Redmain, Maheu de
De goules a trois horielers d'or.
(Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker)
Redman, Richard, Bp. of S.Asaph, 1491; afterwards Bp. of Exeter, 1496-1500
Quarterly, first and fourth gules, three cushions tasselled ermine, second and third gules, a lion rampant argent.
(Parker)
Redman, William, Bp. of Norwich, 1595-1602
Gules, a cross argent between four cushions lozengeways ermine, tasselled or.
(Parker)
Reginald, base son of Henry I, created Earl of Cornwall
Gules, two lions passant guardant with a batoon sinister azure.
(Parker)
Rendell
Ermine, a bordure compony or and sable.
(Harl. MS., 1441 - Parker)
Reynolds, co. Leicester
Azure, a chevron embattled ermine.
(Parker)
Rhys, Philip ap
Gules, a fesse between three drakes argent.
(Parker)
Rich, Baron of Rich
Gules, a chevron between three crosses botonée or.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial)
Rich
Per pale or and azure a chevron between three rondels charged with lions rampant all counterchanged of the field.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial)
Richard
Richmond, Sr Thom's de
Port de gules le chef d'or ov quatre gemeus d'or.
(Harl. MS. 6589 - Parker)
Richmond, Abbey of S. Agatha, Yorkshire
Azure, a bend or; over all a crosier in bend sinister, the staff argent, the crook or.
(Parker)
Ridley
Argent, on a bull statant gules, armed or, upon a mount vert; a plain cross argent at the shoulder.
(Parker)
Ripley, Westminster, granted 1742
Per chevron dovetailed or and vert; three lions rampant counterchanged.
(Parker)
Rithere, Monsire de
Port d'asur a trois cressants d'argent,
(Roll, temp, Ed. III - Parker)
Riviere, Sire Johan de la
De azure a ij daunces de or.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker)
Robinson, Hertford
Or, an imperial crown gules.
(Parker)
Roche, Sir David, of Carass, Limerick
Gules, three roach naiant or within a bordure engrailed argent.
(Parker)
Roche, Walter, of Bromham, Wilts.
Azure, three roach naiant argent within a bordure or.
(Parker)
Roche, Sir William, Lord Mayor of London, 1540
Or, a bull passant gules between three roach haurient proper, a chief chequy or and azure.
(Parker)
Roche, Ireland
Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned with an antique crown or.
(Parker)
Roches, Sir Pierre des
Gules, three roach naiant in pale argent.
(Parker)
Rochford, Earl of
Azure, semé of billets, and a lion rampant or.
(Parker)
Rodey, Liverpool
Argent, on a chevron gules between three branches of rowan [or rodey] tree proper, as many crescents or.
(Parker)
Roffey
Azure, a lion passant or; on a chief argent three Cornish choughs proper.
(Parker)
Rogers, Denbigh
Or, a crown vallery gules between three stags trippant proper.
(Parker)
Rohan, Lord of Warwick
Gules, crusily or.
(Parker)
Roiosby, Monsire de
De gules a trois crois pateis de sable, eu une bend d'argent.
(Roll, temp. Edw. III - Parker)
Rorke, Ireland
Argent, on a bend gules, over all a cross patriarchal sable.
(Parker)
Rosselyn, Sire William
De azure iij fermaus de or.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker)
Rosselyn, Sire Peres
De goules a iij fermauls de argent.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker)
Rous, Earl of Stradbroke
Sable, a fesse dancetty or, between three crescents argent.
(Parker)
Rowe
Argent, a bee-hive, beset with bees diversely volant sable.
(Parker)
Rowntree
Argent, on a chevron azure, between three branches of mountain-ash vert, as many crescents of the first.
(Parker)
Roydenhall
Argent, gouty de poix; a chief nebuly gules.
(Parker)
Rupibus, Peter de, Bp. of Winchester, 1206-38
Gules, three roach naiant in pale argent.
(Parker)
Russell, Earl of Bedford
Argent, a lion rampant gules armed & langued azure; on a chief sable, three escallops argent.
(Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial)
Rythe, Sire William de
De azure a iij cressans de or.
(Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker)

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