ARMORIAL

(Before 1550.)

Baskerville—Argent a cheveron gules between three roundels azure.

Beauchamp—Gules a fesse between six crosslets or.

Bruce or Brets of Brecon—Barry of vairy ermine and gules and azure.

Burgh—Or a cross gules.

Clare—Or three cheverons gules.

Cornewall—Argent a lion gules crowned or within a border sable bezanty.

Croft—Argent in a chief indented azure a lion passant or.

Delabere—Azure a bend argent between two cotises and six martlets or.

Devereux—Argent a fesse gules with three roundels gules in the chief.

Edward the Confessor—Azure a cross paty between five martlets or.

France (Old)—Azure sown with fleurs-de-lis or.

Lenthall—Argent a bend cotised sable with three molets or on the bend.

Lenthall (Dorset)—Sable a bend indented argent.

Lingen—Barry or and azure a bend gules with three roses argent on the bend.

Mortimer—Barry or and azure a scutcheon argent and a chief or with two pales between two gvrons azure therein.

Newburgh—Checky or and azure a cheveron ermine.

Paynes—Argent ten roses gules.

Russell—Argent a cheveron between three crosslets fitchy sable.

Talbot—Gules a lion and a border engrailed or.

Vaughan of Wigmore—Sable three running hounds argent collared gules.

Warenne—Checky or and azure.