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Heraldry |
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Brittany The Duke of Brittany's shield bore Plain ermine... |
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Brocas Brocas bore Sable a leopard rampant gold.... |
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Bryene Bryene bore Gold three piles azure... |
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Brytton
Brytton bore Gold a patriarch's cross set upon three degrees or steps of gulles... |
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Burlay Burlay of Wharfdale bore Gules a bezant... |
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Burton Burton bore Sable a chevron sable between three silver owls.... |
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Caldecote Caldecote bore Party silver and azure with a chiefe gules... |
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Campbell Campbell bears gironny or gyronny... |
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Cantelou Cantelou bore Azure three leopards' heads silver with silver fleurs-de-lys issuing from them.... |
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Caraunt Caraunt bore Silver three roundels azure, each with thee chevrons gules.... |
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Carew Carew bore Gold three lions passant sable.... |
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Cayvile Cayville bore Silver a fesse gules, flowered on both sides.... |
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Chadworth Chadworth bore Azure two chevrons gold... |
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Chamberlayne Chamberlayne of Northamptonshire bore Gules a fesse and three scallops gold.... |
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Chandlers, Tallow The Tallow Chandlers of London had a grant in 1456 of Six pieces azure and silver with three doves in the azure each with an olive sprig in her beak.... |
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Charles Charles bore Ermine a chief gules with five golden lozenges thereon... |
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Chester Out of the cornfield English armory took the sheaf, three sheaves being on the shield of an earl of Chester early in the 13th century... |
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Chetwode Chetwode bore Quaterly silver and gules with four crosses forming countercoloured- that is to say, two crosses in the gules are of silver and the two in the silver gules... |
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Cheyndut Sir Stephen Cheyndut, a 13th century knight bore an oak tree... |
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Cirencester, Arms of A coat of arms representing the city of Cirencester, England.... |
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Clifford Clifford bore the like with a fesse gules.... |
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Cobham Cobham of Kent bore Gules a cheveron gold with three fleurs-de- lys azure thereon.... |
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Cockfield Cockfield bore silver a three cocks gules.... |
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Colevile Coleville of Bitham bore Gold a fesse gules... |
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College, Eton Lilies with their stalks and leaves are in the grant of arms to Eton College... |
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