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Sackville, Baron of
Buckhurst Quarterly or and gules, a bend vair. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Sadler Or a lion rampant per fess azure and gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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St. Anthony, Friary
of, London Or, a cross tau azure. (Parker) |
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St. Barbe, Somerset Chequy of twelve, sable and argent. (Parker) |
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St. Bartholomew the Great,
Priory of, London Gules, two lions passant guardant in pale or; in chief two ducal coronets of the last. (Parker) |
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St. John, Baron of
Bledsoe Argent, on a chief gules two mullets argent. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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St. Ledger, Annery,
co. Devon Azure fretty argent a canton or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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St. Omer, William de D'azure, billety d'or a ung face d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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St. Philibert, Monsire
de Port bende de VI. peces d'argent et d'asur. (Roll, temp. Edw. III - Parker) |
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St. Stefano, Order
of, Pisa, 1561 Argent, a cross Maltese gules. (Parker) |
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Salt, Yorks. Or, a chevron rompu between three mullets sable. (Parker) |
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Salter Gules, ten billets, 4, 3, 2, and 1 or, within a bordure engrailed argent, charged with ten torteaux. (Parker) |
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Samler Gules, two bars dancetty or. (Parker) |
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Sancroft, W., Abp.
of Canterbury, 1678-91 Argent, on a chevron between three crosses formée gules, three doves of the field. (from MS. Lambeth, No. 555 - Parker) |
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Sandbach, Lancaster Azure, on a fesse, between three garbs or, a wreath of oak vert between two estoiles gules. (Parker) |
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Sandelin, Artois De gueules, a trois coqs d'argent, becqués, crêtes, barbés, et membrés d'or. (Parker) |
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Sandellayer, Stafford Argent, on a bee-hive sable a hart lodged argent, attired or. (Parker) |
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Sanders Sable a chevron ermine between three bulls' heads cabossed argent. |
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Sandes, Bucks. Argent, a fesse dancetty between three crosses pomel fitchy gules. (Parker) |
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Sandys, Baron of
Sandys Argent, a cross raguly sable. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Sapcotte, co.
Huntungdon, Hertford, Cornwall, &c. Sable, three dove-houses argent. (Parker) |
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Sarren, William de D'azur a trois crois d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Sauvoye, Piers de Goules ung crois d'argent. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Sawbrid Sable, eight barrulets gemel and a canton or on two bars azure, as many barrulets dancetty argent. A chief indented of the second. (Parker) |
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Say, William de Esquartele d'or et de goules. (Roll, Hen. III - Parker) |
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Scheffeld Azure, a bar and a-half argent, in the sinister quarter a garb or. (Glovers ordinary - Parker) |
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Scipton Argent, three pair of bellows sable. (Parker) |
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Scolycorne Argent, a cross gules, a chief chequy sable and of the first. (Parker) |
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Scott Argent, a cross crosslet fitched sable. (Parker) |
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Scubersdorf, Bavaria Bendy sinister of eight, gules and argent. (Parker) |
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Scurfield Barry of six, sable and or, per pale counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Scyrlow, Yorkshire Argent, a cross triple parted and fretted sable. (Parker) |
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Seale Or, a mural crown gules, between two barrulets azure and three wolf's heads erased sable. (Parker) |
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Searchfield, Bp. of
Bristol, 1619 Argent, three cross-bows bent, each loaded with a three-headed bird-bolt sable; a chief vert. (Parker) |
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Sedborough, York Argent, a fess engrailed between three ibexes passant sable. (Parker) |
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Sedgewicke, Cambridge Argent, on a cross gules five bells of the first. (Parker) |
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Segrave, Sire Henri de De sable, a un lion rampand de argent e un baston de goules. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Segrave, Sire Henri de De sable, a un lion rampand de argent corone de or e un baston de goules. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Seinttle, Monsire Hugh Port d'asur a deux barres d'argent; au cheif de gules. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Sempringham, Gilbertine
Priory, Lincoln. Barry of five argent and gules, over all a long cross (sometimes called a crosier) in bend sinister or. (Parker) |
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Senhouse, Richard, Bp.
of Carlisle, 1624-26 Per pale, argent and gules, in the dexter fesse point a parrot russe, beaked and legged or. (Parker) |
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Sevenoke, Lord
Mayor of London, 1418 Azure, seven acorns, 2, 3, 2, or. (Parker) |
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Sevens, Sire Robert de De azure, a iij vans de or. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Sewell Sable, a chevron between three bees volant erect argent. (Parker) |
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Seymour, Earl of
Hertford Gules, two wings conjoined in lure or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Shapcott, Devon. Sable, a chevron or between three dove-cots argent. (Parker) |
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Sheffield, Baron of
Sheffield Argent, a chevron between three garbs gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Shekel, Pebworth Argent, a horse passant, bay colour, between two tilting-spears in fesse sable. (Parker) |
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Sheldon, Bp. of
London, 1560; Abp. of Cant. 1663-77, (Founder of the
Sheldonian Theatre; arms granted 1660) Argent, on a chevron gules three sheldrakes of the field; on a canton of the second a rose or. (Parker) |
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Sherley Paly of six or and azure a canton ermine. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Sibbald, Scotland Argent, a cross moline quarter-pierced azure. (Parker) |
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Sibbald, Balgony,
Scotland Argent, a cross moline quarter-pierced gules. (Parker) |
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Simpson, Scotland Argent, a crane holding a stone in the dexter foot gules; on a chief vert three crescents of the first. (Parker) |
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Skipton Argent, an anchor sable. (Parker) |
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Skipton, John de Argent, a lion rampant and a base indented purpure. (Harl. MSS. 1386 - Parker) |
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Skirlaw, Yorkshire Argent, a cross triple parted and fretted sable. (Parker) |
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Skirlawe, Bp. of
Lichfield, 1366; afterwards of Bath and Wells, 1386-88 Argent, a cross of six batunes interlaced sable. (Parker) |
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Slamberg Argent, on a fesse gules, three Bibles of the second garnished or, a falcon volant between two suns of the last. (Parker) |
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Sleigh, Scotland Argent, on a chevron azure between three blackbirds proper, a crescent enclosed by two cinquefoils or. (Parker) |
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Sloan Argent, a lion rampant gules, crowned with an antique crown or. (Parker) |
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Smalridge, Bp. of
Bristol, 1714-19 Argent, a cross engrailed azure, between four bustards respecting each other sable. (Parker) |
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Smijth, of Hill
Hall, Essex Sable, on a fesse dancetty of four, between three lions rampant gardant argent, each supporting an altar or, flaming proper, nine billets of the field. (Parker) |
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Smith Vert, three acorns or. (Parker) |
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Smith, of Abingdon,
Berks Per chevron argent and sable, three anvils counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Smith, Suffolk Argent, four bars wavy azure on a chief gules, three pair of barnacles or. (Parker) |
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Somerset, Earl of
Worcester Argent a fess charged with Beaufort (Quarterly England and France within a bordure compony argent and azure). Revised. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Southcote, Devon. Argent, a chevron between three coots sable. (Parker) |
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Speke, Cornwall Argent, three bars azure, over all an eagle with two heads gules, armed or. (Parker) |
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Spence, Edinburgh Or, a lion rampant gules; over all on a bend wavy sable an oval buckle tongue upwards, between two mascles argent. (Parker) |
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Spofford, Bp. of
Hereford, 1522-48 Azure, two pastoral staves in saltire, and a mitre in chief or. (Parker) |
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Sponne Gules a cross of one barrulet ermines, and an endorse ermine, both humetty. (Parker) |
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Sponne Gules, a fesse ermine, depressed by a pale of the same within a bordure engrailed azure. (Parker) |
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Spotworth Chequy of lines palewise and chevronwise gules and or. (Parker) |
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Stafford, Baron of
Stafford Or, a chevron gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Stafford, Duke of
Buckingham Quarterly, first and fourth France and England quartered within a bordure argent; second and third or, a chevron gules. (Parker) |
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Stafford, Town of Or, on a chevron gules a true-lovers' knot of the first. (Parker) |
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Stafford, Robert de Or, a chevron gules surmounted by a bendlet azure. (Parker) |
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Stainings Argent, a bat displayed proper. (Parker) |
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Staley Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure another plain sable (also Argent, a plain chevron sable, fimbriated and engrailed azure). (Parker) |
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Standard, Oxfordsh. Vert, an arrow in pale, point downwards, or, barbed and feathered argent. (Parker) |
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Standish, Bp. of S.
Asaph, 1518-35 Sable, three dishes argent. (Parker) |
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Stanford Or, a fesse wavy between three delves (elsewhere billets) sable. (Parker) |
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Stanley, Earl of
Derby Argent, on a bend azure three stags heads cabossed or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Stanley, Baron of
Mounteagle Argent, on a bend azure three stags heads cabossed or, a crescent for difference. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Starkey, Chesh. Argent, a stork sable, beaked and membered gules. (Parker) |
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Stawell, Devon. Gules, a cross lozengy argent. (Parker) |
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Steer, Ireland Argent, a chevron voided gules (also Argent, on a chevron gules another of the first). (Parker) |
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Steward, Scotland Or, a fesse chequy argent and azure. (Parker) |
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Stewart, Earl of
Lennox Or, a fess checky azure & argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Stirling, Dundee. Or, on a bend azure three buckles of the first, in chief a Columbian flower slipped proper. (Parker) |
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Stokwith Argent, two bars gules, in chief three cinquefoils of the second. (Parker) |
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Stonor, Monsire John de Port d'azur une dauncelet d'or une chief d'or. (Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Stonor, Rt. Hon.
Thomas, Baron Camoys, (in the windows of Watlington
and Pirton churches; also on the tomb ascribed to Sir
John de Stonor, Dorchester church) Azure, two bars dancetty or, a chief argent. (Parker) |
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Stourton, Baron of
Stourton Sable, a bend or between six fountains. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Stowell, Somerset. Gules, a cross of nine lozenges conjoined argent. (Parker) |
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Strahan Argent, a buck tripping upon a mound proper. (Parker) |
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Stuart, Sir Alexander, knight
(being an augmentation given by King Charles VI. of
France and since borne by the family upon an inescutcheon
over their paternal arms) Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised with a ragged staff in bend throughout or. (Parker) |
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Stuckey Per bend sinister dovetailed or and azure, a lion rampant double queued ermine. (Parker) |
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Surridge Or, a chevron paly of eight gules and argent, per chevron counterchanged. (Parker) |
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Sutton, Baron of
Dudley Or, a lion rampant queue forché vert. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Sutton, Oliver, Bp.
of Lincoln, 1280-99; Charles, Bp. of Norwich,
1792, and Abp. of Canterbury, 1805-28; Baron
Lexington, 1645 Azure, a canton sable. (Parker) |
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Sutton, Norfolk Argent, a civic crown or wreath of oak acorned proper, on a chief azure a serpent nowed or, and a dove of the field respecting each other. (Parker) |
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Suward, Richard Black banner painted with a white cross with the ends fleuretty. (Roll of Caerlaverock, A.D. 1300 - Parker) |
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Suwart, Richart Re o cus converse / Noire baniere ot aprestée / O crois blance o bouz flouretée. (Roll of Caerlaverock, A.D. 1300 - Parker) |
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Suylvertone, Sire Roger
de De argent a une crois de sable, les chefs flurettes. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Sweetman, co.
Kilkenny Gules, an eagle displayed double-headed or, dimidiated with chequy argent and azure. (Parker) |
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Swinnerton, co.
Salop. Argent, a cross patty flory sable; over all a bendlet gules. (Parker) |
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Swynebourne, Adam de De goules a trois testes de senglier argent (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Swyneford, Sire Johan
de D'argent a iij testes de cenglers de goulys. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Swynethwayte Argent, a chevron between three porcs sable. (Parker) |
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Swyney Argent, a chevron between three boars sable. (Parker) |
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Sydenham Bendy paly argent and gules. (Parker) |
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Sydenham, Somerset,
granted 1757 Vert, a cross avellane argent. (Parker) |
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Sydney Or a pheon azure. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Symonds Sable, three cups covered per fesse or and argent. (Parker) |
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