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Wace Argent, four barrulets gules; on a canton of the second a mullet of six points of the first. (Parker) |
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Wake, Linc. Argent, two bars gules, in chief three torteaux. (Parker) |
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Walker, Herts. Erminois, on a pile embattled azure a mural crown between two caltraps in pale or. (Parker) |
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Walois Gules, a cross of four mascles argent, at each point a bezant. (Parker) |
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Walrond, Robert D'argent ung bend engrele de goules. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Walrond Argent, three bull's heads caboshed sable, armed or. (Parker) |
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Walshe, Norfolk. Sable, a bend argent between three columbines of the second. (Parker) |
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Walsingham Paly of six argent and sable a fess gules (a crescent or on fess for difference). (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Walsingham, Sire
Richard de De goules a iij roks de argent. (Roll, temp. Ed. II - Parker) |
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Wanley Argent, a cross humetty gules, the point in chief terminating in a crescent of the last. (Parker) |
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Wanley Gules, a cross tau surmounted by a crescent or. (Parker) |
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Warren, Le Conte de Escheque d'or et d'azur. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Warrewik, Le Conte
de Chequy d'or et d'azur, a ung cheveron d'ermyn (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Washborne Argent, a cross humetty voided azure. (Parker) |
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Wasseley Argent, a cross pomel sable. (Parker) |
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Wasterley Argent, a cross pomel sable. (Parker) |
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Wautland, Monsire
de D'argent un fes gules a deux cressents gules en le chief. (Roll, temp, Ed. III - Parker) |
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Wayland, Kent Azure, a lion rampant argent, debruised with a bend gules. (Parker) |
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Welle, Robert de D'argent ov deux bastons de goules besante d'or. (Roll, temp. Hen. III - Parker) |
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Wencelaugh, co.
York, 1584 Vert, a cross of four escallops, the tops at the centre meeting, or. (Parker) |
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Wentworth, Baron of
Wentworth Sable, a chevron between three leopards' faces or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial; Parker) |
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West, Baron de la
Warre Argent, a fess dancetée sable. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Westfaling, Bp. of
Hereford, 1586-1603 Azure, a cross between four caltraps or. (Parker) |
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Westley Argent, a cross annuletty sable. (Harl. MS. 1405 - Parker) |
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Weston Argent, a chevron per pale or and gules. (Parker) |
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Weston, Stephen, Bp.
of Exeter, 1724-42 Argent, a cross calvary gules; on a chief azure five bezants. (Parker) |
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Wharton, Baron of
Wharton Sable, a maunch argent; on a bordure or, eight pairs of lions gambs saltire wise erased gules. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Whitfield Argent, a bend between two cotices engrailed sable. (Parker) |
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Whitgift, Bp. of
Worcester, 1577, afterwards Abp. of Canterbury, 1583-1604
(Arms granted, 1577) Argent, on a cross flory sable four bezants. (Parker) |
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Whithorse Chevronelly of four, argent and gules. (Parker) |
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William I, King of
England Gules, two lions [or leopards] passant gardant in pale or. (Parker) |
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Williams, Sir Roger Quarterly 1 and 4: argent three wyverns heads vert holding in their mouths a hand couped at the wrist proper; 2 and 3: vert a chevron between three wolves heads erased or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Williams, Lord of
Thame Azure, two organ-pipes between four crosses patée or. (Parker) |
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Williams, co.
Pembroke Or, on a chevron gules between three cubes pean as many horse-shoes argent. (Parker) |
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Willisby Argent, a lion rampant sable holding a baton in pale azure. (Parker) |
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Willoughby, Baron
Willoughby de Brooke, Baron Willoughby de Parham Or, fretty azure. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Wills Argent, three griffins passant in pale azure murally gorged of the first, within a bordure sable bezanty. (Parker) |
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Windsor, Baron of
Windsor Gules, a saltire argent between twelve crosses crosslet or. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Winthorp, Suffolk Chevronelly of five, argent and gules, over all a lion rampant sable. (Parker) |
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Wintoun, Strathmartine,
Scotland Argent, a chevron between three turtle-doves azure. (Parker) |
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Winwood, Bucks. Argent, a cross bottonnée sable. (Parker) |
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Wise, Warwick Sable, three chevrons ermine between as many adders argent. (Parker) |
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Wise, Brompton Sable, three chevrons ermine between as many adders erect or. (Parker) |
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Wise Sable, three chevrons ermine between as many adders embowed vert. (Parker) |
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Witeneye, Eustace de Azure, a cross counter-compony argent and gules. (Parker) |
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Wolrich Gules, a chevron argent between three wild ducks brown. (Parker) |
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Wolsey, Cardinal,
now borne by Christ Church, Oxford. Sable, on a cross engrailed argent, a lion passant gules, between four leopard's faces azure; on a chief or, a rose of the third, seeded of the fifth, barbed vert, between two Cornish choughs proper. (Parker) |
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Wolvesley, Suffolk Argent, a talbot passant gules. (Parker) |
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Wonnedale, Monsire
de Port d'argent une crois recersele de gules. (Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Woodhouse Argent, a cross degraded and conjoined (or issuing from eight degrees), sable. (Parker) |
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Woodhouse Argent, a cross patée fixed sable. (Parker) |
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Woodville Argent, a fesse and canton gules. (Parker) |
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Wooler Gules, three tassels or. (Parker) |
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Woolston, co.
Devon, 1716 Sable, a bend or, between three hand baskets argent. (Parker) |
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Worseley, Monsire de Port d'argent, une bend entre vi merletts gules a trois besands en la bend. (Roll, temp. Ed. III - Parker) |
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Wright, Scotland Azure, three carpenter's axes argent. (Parker) |
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Wright, London Or, on a pale gules a cross pomy fitchy argent, on a chief azure three bezants. (Parker) |
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Wriothesley, Earl
of Southampton Azure, a cross or between four falcons close argent. (Guild of Saint George - An Elizabethan Armorial) |
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Wyatt, Kent Gules, a barnacle argent. (Parker) |
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Wychingham, Norfolk Ermine, two rings interlaced sable, on a chief of the last three crosses formy argent. (Parker) |
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Wycombe Or, two lions (rampant) combatant gules, armed and langued azure. (Parker) |
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Wyer Bendy sinister and barry, gules and argent. (Parker) |
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Wykeham, William of, Bp.
of Winchester, 1367-1404. (Founder of the College of S.
Mary at Winchester and at Oxford) Argent, two chevronels sable, between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. (Parker) |
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Wykersley Argent, a cross crosslet pattée sable. (Parker) |
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Wynsingtone, Sire Johan
de De sable iij testes de senglier de argent. (Roll, temp. Edw. II - Parker) |
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Wyntworth Argent, a cross graded of three sable. (Parker) |
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