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Andrew Harcla, the march-warden, whom Edward II made an earl and executed as a traitor, bore the arms of St. George with a martlet sable in the quarter.

Andrew Harcla

Andrew Harcla, the march-warden, whom Edward II made an earl and executed as a traitor, bore the arms…

A cross-urdee is one in which the extremities are drawn to a sharp paint instead of being cut straight.

Cross urdee

A cross-urdee is one in which the extremities are drawn to a sharp paint instead of being cut straight.

Vair is one of the furs in heraldry composed of several silver and blue pieces representing little shields.

Vair

Vair is one of the furs in heraldry composed of several silver and blue pieces representing little shields.

Voided, in heraldry, a term applied to a charge or ordinary pierced through, or having the inner part cut away, so that the field appears, and nothing remains of the charge except its outer edges.

Voided Cross

Voided, in heraldry, a term applied to a charge or ordinary pierced through, or having the inner part…

The Arms of Saint George

St. George

The Arms of Saint George

Latimer bore Gulles a cross patty gold

Latimer

Latimer bore Gulles a cross patty gold

The mill-rind, which it takes its name from the iron of a mill stone- fer de moline

Mill-rinds

The mill-rind, which it takes its name from the iron of a mill stone- fer de moline

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

Chetwode

Chetwode bore Quaterly silver and gules with four crosses forming countercoloured- that is to say, two…

Willoughby bore Gulles a mill-rind cross silver

Willoughby

Willoughby bore Gulles a mill-rind cross silver

Brerelegh bore Silver a crosslet gules

Berelegh

Brerelegh bore Silver a crosslet gules

Bishop of Durham, the son of basket weaver, bore Silver a cross of three upright wattles sable, crossed and interwoven by three more

Skirlaw

Bishop of Durham, the son of basket weaver, bore Silver a cross of three upright wattles sable, crossed…

Drury bore Silver a cheif vert with a Saint Anthony's cross gold between two golden molets, pierced gules.

Drury

Drury bore Silver a cheif vert with a Saint Anthony's cross gold between two golden molets, pierced…

The cross of Saint Anthony

Saint Anthony's Cross

The cross of Saint Anthony

Brytton bore Gold a patriarch's cross set upon three degrees or steps of gulles

Brytton

Brytton bore Gold a patriarch's cross set upon three degrees or steps of gulles

Melton bore Silver a Tolouse cross gules. By giving this cross a name form the counts of Toulouse, it's best know bearers, some elaborate blazonry is spared.

Melton

Melton bore Silver a Tolouse cross gules. By giving this cross a name form the counts of Toulouse, it's…

Howard bore Silver a bend between six crosslets fitchy gules

Howard

Howard bore Silver a bend between six crosslets fitchy gules

Scott of Congerhurst in Kent bore Silver a crosslet fitchy sable.

Scott

Scott of Congerhurst in Kent bore Silver a crosslet fitchy sable.

Nicholas Upton, the 15th-century writer on armory, bore Silver a saltire sable with the ends couped and five golden rings thereon.

Upton

Nicholas Upton, the 15th-century writer on armory, bore Silver a saltire sable with the ends couped…

Mayster Elwett of Yorke chyre in a 15th-century roll bears Silver a saltire of chains sable with a crescent in the chiefe

Elwett

Mayster Elwett of Yorke chyre in a 15th-century roll bears Silver a saltire of chains sable with a crescent…

Fenwick bore Silver a chiefe gules with six martlets countercoloured

Fenwick

Fenwick bore Silver a chiefe gules with six martlets countercoloured

Restwolde bore Party saltirewise of gules and ermine

Restwolde

Restwolde bore Party saltirewise of gules and ermine

Hastang bore Azure a chiefe gules and a lion with a forked tail over all.

Hastang

Hastang bore Azure a chiefe gules and a lion with a forked tail over all.

Hilton of Westmoreland bore Sable three rings gold and two saltires silver in the chiefe.

Hilton

Hilton of Westmoreland bore Sable three rings gold and two saltires silver in the chiefe.

Four red pales in a golden shield were borne by Eleanor of Provence, queen of Henry III

Provence

Four red pales in a golden shield were borne by Eleanor of Provence, queen of Henry III

Gascoigne bore Silver a pale sable with a golden conger's head thereon, cut off at the shoulder.

Gascoigne

Gascoigne bore Silver a pale sable with a golden conger's head thereon, cut off at the shoulder.

Ferlington bore Gules three pales vair and a chiefe gold

Ferlington

Ferlington bore Gules three pales vair and a chiefe gold

Stellery bore Paly silver and azure

Strelley

Stellery bore Paly silver and azure

Rothinge bore Paly silver and gules of eight pieces.

Rothinge

Rothinge bore Paly silver and gules of eight pieces.

Bermingham bore Party silver and sable indented

Bermingham

Bermingham bore Party silver and sable indented

Caldecote bore Party silver and azure with a chiefe gules

Caldecote

Caldecote bore Party silver and azure with a chiefe gules

Coleville of Bitham bore Gold a fesse gules

Colevile

Coleville of Bitham bore Gold a fesse gules

Fauconberg bore Gold a fesse azure with three pales gules in the chiefe

Fauconberg

Fauconberg bore Gold a fesse azure with three pales gules in the chiefe

Cayville bore Silver a fesse gules, flowered on both sides.

Cayvile

Cayville bore Silver a fesse gules, flowered on both sides.

Devereux bore Gulles a fesse silver with three roundels silver in the chiefe.

Devereux

Devereux bore Gulles a fesse silver with three roundels silver in the chiefe.

Chamberlayne of Northamptonshire bore Gules a fesse and three scallops gold.

Chamberlayne

Chamberlayne of Northamptonshire bore Gules a fesse and three scallops gold.

Harcourt bore Gules two bars gold.

Harcourt

Harcourt bore Gules two bars gold.

Wake bore Gold two bars gules with three roundels gules in chief.

Wake

Wake bore Gold two bars gules with three roundels gules in chief.

Fitzalan of Bedale bore Barry of eight pieces gold and gules

Fitzalan de Bedale

Fitzalan of Bedale bore Barry of eight pieces gold and gules

Mauley bore Gold a bend sable

Mauley

Mauley bore Gold a bend sable

Harley bore Gold a bend with two cotices sable

Harley

Harley bore Gold a bend with two cotices sable

Wallop bore Silver a bend wavy sable.

Wallop

Wallop bore Silver a bend wavy sable.

Ralegh bore Gules a bend indented, or engrailed, silver.

Ralegh

Ralegh bore Gules a bend indented, or engrailed, silver.

Tracy bore Gold two bends gules with scallops sable in the chiefe between the bends.

Tracy

Tracy bore Gold two bends gules with scallops sable in the chiefe between the bends.

Bishopsdon bore Bendy of six pieces, gold and azure, with a quarter ermine.

Bishopsdon

Bishopsdon bore Bendy of six pieces, gold and azure, with a quarter ermine.

Monfort of Whitchurch bore Bendy of ten pieces gold and azure.

Monfort

Monfort of Whitchurch bore Bendy of ten pieces gold and azure.

Henry of Lancaster, second son of Edmund Crouchback, bore the arms of his cousin, the King of England, with the difference of a baston azure

Lancaster

Henry of Lancaster, second son of Edmund Crouchback, bore the arms of his cousin, the King of England,…

Adam Fraunceys (14th century) bore Party gold and sable bendwise with a lion countercoloured. The parting line is here commonly shown as sinister

Fraunceys

Adam Fraunceys (14th century) bore Party gold and sable bendwise with a lion countercoloured. The parting…

Chadworth bore Azure two chevrons gold

Chadworth

Chadworth bore Azure two chevrons gold

Peyteven bore Ermine a cheveron gules between three sheaves gold.

Peyteven

Peyteven bore Ermine a cheveron gules between three sheaves gold.

Sheffield bore Ermine a cheveron gules between three sheaves gold

Sheffield

Sheffield bore Ermine a cheveron gules between three sheaves gold

Cobham of Kent bore Gules a cheveron gold with three fleurs-de- lys azure thereon.

Cobham

Cobham of Kent bore Gules a cheveron gold with three fleurs-de- lys azure thereon.

Aston of Cheshire bore Party sable and silver cheveronwise or Silver a chiefe entry sable.

Aston

Aston of Cheshire bore Party sable and silver cheveronwise or Silver a chiefe entry sable.

Hollis bore Black piles in the ermine shield

Hollis

Hollis bore Black piles in the ermine shield

Bryene bore Gold three piles azure

Bryene

Bryene bore Gold three piles azure

Basset of of Drayton bore gold three piles (or pales) gules with a quarter ermine.

Basset

Basset of of Drayton bore gold three piles (or pales) gules with a quarter ermine.

Odingseles bore Silver a fesse gules with a molet gules in the quarter.

Odingseles

Odingseles bore Silver a fesse gules with a molet gules in the quarter.

Ever or Eure bore quarterly gold and gules with the addition of a bend sable with three silver scallops thereon.

Ever

Ever or Eure bore quarterly gold and gules with the addition of a bend sable with three silver scallops…

Lord Bardolf bore Quaterly gules silver with an eagle gold in the quarter

Phelip Lord Bardolf

Lord Bardolf bore Quaterly gules silver with an eagle gold in the quarter

Whitegrave of Staffordshire Nine pieces of Azure and of Stafford's arms which are gold with cheveron gules.

Whitegrave

Whitegrave of Staffordshire Nine pieces of Azure and of Stafford's arms which are gold with cheveron…

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.

Tallow Chandler

The Tallow Chandlers of London had a grant in 1456 of Six pieces azure and silver with three doves in…