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ARMORIAL FAMILIES
ARMORIAL
FAMILIES
A DIRECTORY OF GENTLEMEN
OF COAT-ARMOUR
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
ARTHUR CHARLES FOX-DAVIES
OF LINCOLN S INN, BARRISTER-AT-LAW
" Nohtles sunt qui Arma gentilitia antecessorum
suorum proferre possunt "
SEVENTH EDITION
LONDON : HURST ftf BLACKETT, LTD.
PATERNOSTER HOUSE, E.C.4
1929
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Printed by The Anchor Press, Ltd.
At Tiptree, Essex, England
Reprinted by permission from The Times, May 21, 1928.
MR. A. C. FOX-DA VIES
EXPERT IN PEDIGREES AND HERALDRY
Mr. Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, genealogist, barrister, and author, died on Saturday
at the age of 57 at his home in Warwick-gardens, W., where he had been lying ill for
some weeks. He will be chiefly remembered for his work in the genealogical field. In
this he took his keenest pleasure. It was for him not merely a labour of love, but an
exciting form of sport, to hunt down and kill some picturesque dragon of genealogical
imposture, to overthrow some cherished idol of family pride based on nothing more
substantial than the vain imaginings of a recent ancestor or the artful tale of some
flatterer possessed of a smattering of heraldry.
Other scholars had laboured in the same field before Fox-Davies came, but it was he
who took the campaign against armorial pretence out of the austere pages of learned
publications and brought it to the notice of the pubhc at large. Many will remember, for
example, the fluttering of the dovecotes which followed his refusal to accept as armigerous
a host of worthy folk who had uncritically accepted as genuine the blazons arbitrarily
adopted by their sires or grandsires and wished to be recorded in his " Armorial Families."
His cheerful iconoclasm of Wardour-street " family traditions," his polite offer of an
entry in italics or careful explanation of the defects in an unproved pedigree induced
numbers of families which had erred in sheer ignorance or noncurance to put their heraldic
houses in order. His labours thus helped to provide a field in which the talents of herald-
painters, armorial craftsmen, and designers of bookplates could be exercised, and greatly
helped to forward that heraldic revival, started by others, which has borne rich fruit in
the restored splendour of public ceremonies and the resuscitation of the almost forgotten
celebrations of the festivals of the Orders of the Garter, the Thistle, and the Bath and
the institution of others.
Besides practising his heraldry, Fox-Davies also presented it in several interesting
works, among them " The Complete Guide to Heraldry " and " Heraldic Badges." In
the " Book of PubHc Arms " he recorded many of the results of his campaign for getting
genuine grants for pubhc as well as private arms substituted to the constituted armorial
authorities of the three kingdoms for the unauthorized assumptions at one time so
prevalent. In the " Art of Heraldry," for which he secured the collaboration of many
vi a^t» a. C. jTor=Dat)ie0
experts, he showed how admirably heraldic forms and devices were adapted for almost every
conceivable variety of decoration, and as editor of the 1914 edition of Burke's " Landed
Gentry " he was able to provide decent interment for a multitude of cherished family
fictions, and to confine armorial and genealogical imaginings within the sober bounds of
what could reasonably be proved.
As a barrister Fox-Davies appeared in several important peerage cases, but
occasionally took a holiday from his hobby by accepting an ordinary brief, or contesting,
in the Conservative interest, a quite hopeless seat at an election. He sought further
relaxation by serving on the Holborn Borough Council and by writing " thrillers," in
which he obtained admirable results by juggling with ingenious points of law, and so
carefully described the criminal activities of a likeable baronet who sought a justifiable
revenge that a burglar stole the proofs of the book before publication in hopes of
improving the technique of his own iniquities. During the War, Fox-Davies served
at first in the Anti-Aircraft Corps and afterwards in the Naval Law Branch at the
Admiralty, where he had to deal with the remarkable collection of juristic improbabilities
and international tangles which came from the Aegean and other parts of the
Mediterranean.
Mr. Fox-Davies was the second son of Mr. T. E. Fox-Davies, of Coalbrookdale,
Shropshire, and was bom at Bristol on February 28, 1871. He married, in 1901, Mary,
daughter of Captain S. W. Crookes, of The Wyke, Shifnal, and had a son and a daughter.
CONTENTS
PREFACE TO SEVENTH EDITION
THE ABUSE OF ARMS
THE ANCIENT FAMILIES OF ENGLAND
ADDENDA
CLUBS
A DIRECTORY OF GENTLEMEN OF COAT-ARMOUR
APPENDIX
INDEX OF COLOURED PLATES
INDEX OF QUARTERINGS
INDEX TO ESCUTCHEONS OF PRETENCE
PREFACE TO THE SEVENTH EDITION
BEFORE referring to the most important of the changes in the last and present
editions, it may be as well to refer to several minor points as to which
I often receive inquiries.
First, as to the " catch-line " names which appear in the book. In
the first edition the first entry for each surname was so distinguished for
mere purposes of ready reference, or perhaps even — for it was not my own idea^by the
desire of the printers to make an " artistic " page. Their efforts and labour to that
end have been unceasing, beyond even my own desires. But even before the completion
of the first edition the fatal objection had become apparent that the insertion of an entry
for the same surname but with a christian name earlier in the alphabet involved the
displacement of the catch-line from the one paragraph to the other, and the resetting
of both. The catch-hnes were therefore abandoned ; but I did not consider their
importance, in or out, was worth the cost of resetting in order to provide for their
deletion. Consequently those which were then standing in the type were allowed to
remain until such times as other alterations necessitated a disturbance in the type of
the particular entries containing them. As such opportunities arise they are deleted,
and each new edition has seen their number largely reduced. They are thus
automatically disappearing, very few now remain, and doubtless ere long all will
have vanished.
For the last editions a new form of entry was adopted. One seldom at the very
beginning of a project hits off the precise plan which the experience of years in carrying
out that enterprise eventually indicates as the most advantageous. There were two
considerations always before me. The chief was the eternal hterary difficulty of " space."
M}^ book was growing, growing, and some drastic change was necessary. My original idea
(based upon the inclusion of impalements) had been a separate entry for each separate
person. That involved a repetition of parentage (a matter of four or five lines) in the cases
of brothers, and a repetition of the details of the arms — sometimes running to a column or
more. But this repetition became practically purposeless, because I found in practice that
only a very small proportion of the entries carried impalements. Many a man is keenly
anxious to estabhsh his own right to arms, who feels that it is not his business, but the
business of the male members of his wife's family to prove the right to arms on that
side. Consequently a new system was adopted in the sixth edition by which all bearing
the same coat of arms were grouped together under that coat, and all brothers grouped
together under the names of their parents. I have not thought it worth while to reset
the book at a cost of many hundreds of pounds, merely to obtain a fixed uniformity of
arrangement, where no change is made in the information afforded between one type of
entry comprising several people and a number of separate entries. On this, point as
in the matter of catch-Unes, I have taken, as I propose to take in the future, every
opportunity, as alterations or changes occur necessitating the disturbance of type in an
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entry, to convert the book to the form now adopted. The other consideration was a
printing technicahty. Certain parts of an entry — the arms and the Hvery — are permanent,
needing no change generation after generation. Other parts are constantly altering,
and by putting the permanent portion first it becames less costly to make alterations.
Whilst the new form has been adopted in all new entries which now appear in the
work for the first time, the reverse is not the case. In all entries in which alterations of
any moment occurred the opportunity was taken to adopt the new form, and the
deduction to be drawn from the appearance of an entry in either form is no greater than
from the insertion or absence of the black-letter catch-lines.
But I find some people do not understand the new method of arrangement, though
it is the one which has been adopted in Debrett's " Peerage." No attempt is made
to give pedigrees, no attempt is made to include deceased members of a family. Those
members of a family entitled to bear arms and now alive, are arranged in strict order of
their seniority in the order in which they would succeed to a hereditary title, and their
names are followed by the usual details of their birth, marriage, issue, &c. Where
successive entries are for brothers, they are grouped under one heading of their common
parentage, but the words in the heading " Sons of " does not mean that those who follow
are a complete list of the sons of the person named (for some may have died), but that
those whose names follow are sons of the specified person.
The coloured illustrations speak for themselves, and I can only hope the insertion
of these illustrations will prove the attraction I anticipate.
T?ie dating of the arms has turned out a matter of great difficulty — much greater
than I had anticipated. In the first place, few seem to know or care about the date of
their arms. It is easy enough to check the truth of a given statement of claim ; except
in the grant of a modern coat it is almost impossible to ascertain the date save by research
and the expenditure of time wholly prohibitive to the attempt. Where a reasonable
claim has been made I have attempted to verify it, and with few exceptions all such coats-
of-arms are dated. But the claims made have been much fewer than I anticipated. The
dates which are inserted are [a) those of the dates which I have been asked to insert, which
I beheve to be correct, {b) dates which have been within my knowledge before they were
supphed to me by the owners of the arms. The date of a grant of arms is public property
to anybody who cares to pay the fees for a search, but where I have not known it, and to
assist me in my editorial work, my correspondents have been good enough to tell me what
the date of the grant is and have expressed a wish that the date should not be published,
I have respected that wish and treated the information as supphed to me in confidence.
The dates — where the arms are dated — are those of official authorisation. In a few cases
where the arms are found on the early rolls it is possible to take an old coat back approx-
imately to its date of origin, but in the bulk of ancient English cases one can do no more
than refer to the Visitations, which, though the earhest date of authorisation, may or
may not be the date of origin.
In Scottish cases, with rare exceptions, the earliest quotable date of authorisation is
1672, the date of the commencement of the present Lyon Register.
So that, except where a definite date of grant is quoted, the date of authorisation
is not necessarily the date of origin. In the case of arm.<= authorised but not specifically
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granted anterior to 1700 the dates are of but little value for comparative purposes. But
these coats form but a small proportion of the arms in use.
I am very anxious to get a larger proportion of the arms dated than I have been able
to up to the present, and I do appeal to those whose names appear in the book to supply me
with the real dates at which their arms were granted or officially confirmed. It may save
trouble if I say at once that William the Conqueror did not make any grants of arms.
Those who can only lay claim to modern grants of arms are, I find, often unwilling that
the date of grant should be pubhshed. Frankly, I am quite unable to understand why
there should be more reluctance in admitting the date of a grant of arms than the date of
a Baronetcy.
The omission of the italic entries which appeared in the first four editions of this
book may or may not be an improvement. Many correspondents have written to
me on the point, some advocating insertion, some omission, but the imperative necessity
of reducing the space was the factor which finally decided the point. At first, I could
not claim for " Armorial Families " any approach to completeness, but as each successive
edition has brought more and more families under review the approximation to complete-
ness has lessened the necessity for the retention of the italicised part, and lessened it to
an increasing extent. But even yet I do not claim to have reached the end, though I
think I am now justified in thinking my book is approximately a complete directory of those
who are proved to be officialh' entitled to bear arms. I have sent out right and left for the
last twenty-five years, hundreds of thousands of information forms asking that they
should be filled up and returned to me. Whenever a form has been returned to me from
which on the face of it it seemed possible that the arms claimed were borne by right,
I have taken steps to ascertain if the claim were good, and whenever this has been the case
such arms have been inserted without charge or stipulation. I have gradually worked
through such books as Burke's " Landed Gentry," and each edition has left a diminishing
remnant. Shortly before I closed up the last edition for the press I wrote to the head of
every remaining family in the " Landed Gentry " pointing out what I was doing, saying I
was aware of no modern proof of the right to the arms which were attributed to him in
that work, and asking that I might be advised if I were wrong. The result of my letters
astonished me. A very large number at once informed me of their right under a compara-
tively modem grant or record, not to the ancient arms attributed to them, but to some
entirely distinct coat 1
But to conclude my remarks on this point, I do say that there are few families
entitled to arms, whose right has been proved in sufficiently modern times to place it
beyond reasonable doubt, that are now omitted. That there must be some I am of
course aware, some even whose right is duly registered up to themselves in the College of
Arms. The College of Arms will not permit an}- one access to their records nor give the
shghtest clue as to the pedigrees which are recorded from time to time or the grants which
are made. One can, however, inquire whether a pedigree has been recorded to a given coat-
of-arms, or whether a specified person has recorded a right to arms by grant or proof of
pedigree, and by paying the ordinary search fees can receive the desired information.
This I do in all cases coming under my notice.
Obviously I cannot work through the London or any other Directory at the price
of the Heralds' College search fees for each inquiry : but, given a coat-of-arms which looks
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genuine, I can find and do find out to whom it belongs. I have many friends and corres-
pondents for whose help in this way I am under deep obligations, and sooner or later
most genuine coats-of-arms eventually come into my hands — my difficulty being that I
am held up to criticism for the omission of arms recently proved or lately granted bsfore
they have filtered through into mj" knowledge.
Subject to this qualification, and with the exception of the arms of some Peers
and Baronets, I believe the present edition of " Armorial Families " may be fairly
described as approximately complete.
Peers and Baronets were included in the first and second editions of " Armorial
Families." They were then omitted solely for the reasons of space. A few Peers and
Baronets, however, appear in the body of the book. Some remain under the undertaking
I gave in my first prospectus to retain in perpetuity the arms of every subscriber. The
rest have been inserted from time to time for various reasons, chiefly technical, which
it is not necessary to explain. Suffice it to sa}^ that nearl}^ every Peer and nearly
every Baronet has genuine arms.
I am very anxious to add the details of the quarterings to which different families
are entitled where these are recorded, but I do not undertake, or intend to investigate
gratuitously for the purpose of this book, claims which have not been registered. There
are, however, many families who possess officially certified paintings of their arms and
quarterings, or official pedigrees, and I should be indebted for the opportunity of
examining such documents. I am always glad to learn of any grant of arms which has
been made, or any pedigree which has been formally recorded.
With regard to Cockades, it seems to me that such official authority, or quasi-authority,
as they formerly had lapsed at the death of Queen Victoria, and until they are revived
by some overt act on the part of His Majesty, they appear to me to have now become
meaningless, and for that reason I am omitting them from the book as opportunity in
the alteration of entries occurs.
In both Lyon Court and Ulster's Office I have been greatly helped in the compilation
of my book, and my sincerest thanks are due to Sir James Balfour Paul, K.C.V.O., the
former, and Mr. F. J. Grant, the present Lyon King of Arms, and to Major Sir Nevile
Wilkinson, K.C.V.O., Ulster King of Arms, and Mr. T. U. Sadleir, Registrar of Ulster's
Office, for all the encouragement and assistance I have constantly received at their hands.
In the College of Arms, I have also to offer my grateful thanks to Sir Henry Farnham
Burke, K.C.V.O., C.B., Garter King of Arms, and the other Officers of Arms, for much
help in the revision of my book.
I should also hke to thank Mr. Charles A. H. Franklin, M.D., B.S., F.S.A.Scot., for
much kind assistance.
A. C. FOX-DAVIES.
23, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn,
London, W.C.
THE ABUSE OF ARMS
Sl^RELY even those who affect the greatest contempt for Heraldry will admit that if
Arms are to be borne at all, it should be according to the laws of Arms ; and that, if
the display of them be an empty vanity, it is a less creditable vanity to parade as
our own those which belong of right to others.
Heraldry has been contemptuously termed "the science of fools with long memories."
There is more wit than wisdom in the remark, and with the many a smart saying has
unfortunately a great advantage over a just one.
It is impossible to say that there is any direct testimony to the existence of Armorial
bearings in the now accepted sense of the word earlier than the twelfth century, when they
seem to have been adopted with one accord throughout Europe. Previous to that period
we read of " white shields " and " red shields " and " gilded shields." In Salmund's Edda
mention is made of a red shield with a golden border. The Encomiast of Emma speaks merely
of the glittering effulgence of the shields suspended on the sides of the vessels of Canute. In the
Anglo-Saxon illuminations we perceive the shields of warriors generally painted white, with red
and blue borders and circles : on those of our Norman invaders as represented in the Bayeux
Tapestry, a work at the earliest of the close of the eleventh century, we find crosses, rings, grot-
esque monsters, and fanciful devices of various descriptions, but nothing approaching a regular
heraldic figure or disposition of figures. Some of the standards are striped and spotted in a fashion
which may have originated the pales, bars, and roundels of the succeeding century, but as these
devices are not repeated on an}'^ of the bearers' shields they cannot be considered as personal
insignia.
Thus we see that Heraldry as we know it, Heraldry even as it was understood in its earliest
stages, had no existence at the time of the Norman Conquest, nor can any authenticated example
be discovered of a proper Armorial shield prior to the first Crusade. Ere the second had reached
its termination its usage was extensive and assured. That is all that is known of its origin, but
undoubtedly — for it is a matter no one has as yet dreamed of disputing — the Crusades have exer-
cised an influence difficult to truly estimate. Not only are a vast proportion of heraldic " charges "
easily traceable to the Holy Land, but the assemblage of the flower of European chivalry in all
its nationalities, all claiming nobility of birth, must have given a great impetus to the progress of
a science devoted and confined to themselves, apart from the encouragement afforded to it by the
requirement of some method of distinction amongst themselves.
A writer of a bygone age has said that " Coates of Armes were inuented by our wise ancestors
to these 3 ends : The first was to honour and adorn the family of him that had well deserued
towardes his countrye. The seconde to him more worthy and famous above the rest which had
not done merit, and thereby they might be prouoked to doe the like. The third was to differ out
the severall lignes and issues from the noble ancestor descending ; so that the eldest borne might
be known from the second, and he from the thirde."
Heraldry was not originated in England, but England was not long in following the lead
placed before her, and though at no period perhaps within the British Isles has the love and rever-
ence of Armory reached such a high degree of enthusiasm as has been sometimes accorded to
Armorial Insignia elsewhere : still since the old Crusading days have our ancestors of each suc-
ceeding generation handed down a respect and admiration for these marks of lineage, rank, and
high degree that Socialism and Anarchy, with all their changeabiUty of visage, have failed to
suppress in spite of the manifold and multifarious methods and manners in which these ideas
have passed through the land, in the Wars of the Roses, in the Reformation, the Commonwealth,
the Revolution, and " the Hyde Park tub-thumper."
" There is no subject more difficult to be dwelt on than that of honourable descent ; none on
which the world are greater sceptics, none more offensive to them ; and yet there is no quality to
which every one in his heart pays so great a respect. " — (Sir Egerton Brydges' Autobiography , p. 153) .
And by reason of this very reverence and respect, Armorial Bearings are one of the earliest
outward and visible signs which make their appearance when a family commences its rise in the
scale of social eminence.
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At first, ere their full lustre and significance had been realised, those who bore Arms selected
them as pleased their fancy, but as a name became glorious so did the pictorial sign upon the shield
associated with that name become renowned, and a son inherited his father's Arms with his
father's sword : and Armorial Bearings almost from the very birth of the science have been
hereditary.
Let a privilege or a usage be created, and its abuse rapidly follows. Merchants placed
their " merchant-marks " upon escutcheons, and called them coats-of-arms when as yet their
rank did not warrant the assumption. New men called themselves by old names and claimed
the ancient Arms.
The monks of Battle Abbey are known to have tampered with their roll, and centuries ago
the heralds deplored and tried to keep in check the vagaries and usurpations of these " painter-
fellows," as they then described them, referring thus contemptuously to those handicraftsmen
who undertook the actual labour of cutting seals and emblazoning Arms. Had these handicrafts-
men stopped their hands at these legitimate limits, httle abuse, comparatively speaking, could
have crept in, but they did not ; they hankered after the fees — in their eyes veritable flesh-pots of
Egypt — of the official heralds. Then, as now, the true position and authority of the Officers of
Arms was not properly known or understood. Then, as now, these " painter-fellows " encroached,
and then, as now, they profited by the lack of heraldic knowledge current among the general
public, and they purposed to find, grant, confirm and assign Arms. The Arms these outsiders
dealt in were Hkewise of but two kinds — firstly, Arms which emanated solely from their own
imagination, and which were bogus from beginning to end, and secondly, Arms which were
perfectly legitimate, and which belonged to ancient famihes, which legitimate coats-of-arms these
" painter-fellows " assigned to other families bearing the same or similar names, without the
ghost of a pretence, and without the shadow of a po.ssibility of establi.shing a descent from the
bona-fide holders. That was how the abuse began centuries ago. At the present time this same
abuse runs riot, and now, as then, it is in the forefront, and the most prominent of all heraldic
follies. Though beside this particular illegality all others seem but as mere peccadilloes, there
are many other matters which can but come under the same heading and description. To a
long-standing abuse, when the legal penalties therefor seem almost to have lapsed into desuetude,
there is but one remedy, namely, pubhcity. It enlightens those who are sinning through ignor-
ance, it may prevent others falling into the same errors ; and as to those who are of knowledge
and aforethought wilfully disregarding the laws of Arms and the laws of the Realm — well, it
advertises their Httle weaknesses. This remedy I propose to try. One of my critics has asked
what business it is of mine to criticise Arms when the College of Arms remains silent. It is
every man's duty, when he sees a wrong, to try to put that wrong right. Moreover, I stand in a
widely different position from the Officers of Arms. I much question if they are brought into
contact with one tithe of the heraldic abuses that I am, for people hardly of their own free-will
exhibit to an accredited Officer of Arms pretensions which they know can be at once detected as
bogus or illegal. On the other hand, the individuals comprising the world at large seem to fancy |
that the said world at large, outside themselves, is unable to discover the real character of the i
Arms they lay claim to. Consequently, as I am simply but another unit in this aforesaid world,
the Arms and garbled pedigrees have been sent up to me apparently with guileless simplicity,
either for insertion in this book, " Armorial Families," or in " The Book of Public Arms," or
for the crests to be included in my edition of " Fairbairn." I had no reason when I commenced
heraldic writing to have looked with suspicion upon the information which was afforded me, but
as each successive case I investigated turned out to be a perversion of the truth, my standpoint
had to change. I found, first of all, that the fact of living in the same county, or in the adjoining
one for the matter of that, or even in the county adjoining that, was to the ordinary mind qidte
sufficient evidence for descent to be claimed ("in an unbroken line," my correspondents usually
state) from any armigerous person or any celebrity* who at any time since the Norman Conquest
(and many don't even stick at the Conquest) have'had a residence in that county. At first I was
always inclined to think that a person to make such a statement must at least have some evidence
to support him, even though it might not be sufficiently stable and consecutive to pass muster as
a pedigree before the Chapter of the College of Arms. I couldn't have made a greater mistake.
I then found that people really entitled to a pedigree of perhaps five or six generations, and to a
modern grant of Arms, were seldom content with it, and it usually came to me as a genealogical \
tree of fifteen or sixteen generations, and the Arms had generally been granted by Edward III.,
or at the latest by Queen Elizabeth. And here is a pretty safe way to judge a pedigree if the
time cannot be spared to investigate it thoroughly. Whenever a pedigree in the male fine runs,
♦ One family to my knowledge claim descent from Cardinal Wolsey, and have assumed his Arms.
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back far up into antiquity — or I will say even this, whenever a pedigree commences prior to the
beginning of the eighteenth century, just look at it closely. If in the early part of it there figure
celebrities, with full dates of marriages and deaths, and details of all the children, and there
follow later the words, " from whom descends," or the words, " whose descendant," without the
details of the actual relationships, the odds that that particular pedigree is " faked " are 999 to i.
Another little faihng that was quickly made apparent to me is this : When a family have been
illegally making use of Arms for some time, and are then, for some reason or other, induced or
required to place their Armorial matters upon a legal footing, and a Patent of Arms is obtained
under the hands and seals of the Kings of Arms, the coat-of-arms which has previously been in use
is never granted to the person intact. If a desire for a coat similar to the one in use be preferred,
some alterations and additions to it are introduced, varying according to the discretion, of the
Officers of Arms and the circumstances of the case, in order to render it a different and new coat-of-
arms, and to satisfy the requirements of one of the rules of the College, that no two coats-of-arms
which may be granted by its officers shall be alike.* The usual tale I am told — if the fact of
the grant being modern by any chance transpires — is, if you please, that the alterations and
additions are " augmentations " granted for some special service. Some of the older grants simply
made addiiinns to the coats which had been previously used, and this, to any ordinary individual,
might lend some semblance to the idea. To the propagators of such fables I would add this fact
to their knowledge. An " augmentation " proper requires a special warrant from the Sover-
eign. The " augmentations " legitimately existing are comparatively very few in number, and
are all very well known. And another foible is this. Very few people care to admit that they
have had a " grant " of Arms. The usual tale is, " My people had been using these Arms for a
very long time, but documentary evidence, so very hard to get, &c., &c., couldn't strictly prove
a legal title to them, &c., so the College of Arms ' confirmed ' them to me with a very slight
difference." The facts generally turn out to be that the Arms were " found " for 3s. 6d. at an
heraldic stationer's, perhaps ten or perhaps twenty years ago, or perhaps supplied gratis with a
"guinea box of stationery." It was then afterwards ascertained that they were quoted in Burke's
" General Armory " as belonging to a family of the same name, which family were promptly
claimed as ancestors. " The Arms are the same, you know, we must be descended from them."
There are few people who could summon up sufficient audacity to offer to the critics such another
pedigree as the notorious Coultart genealogy ; but there is still a good deal of unblushing
audacity in existence. Times out of number have I been informed that Arms submitted to me
have been granted, or confirmed, or certified, by the Officers of Arms. Even the dates of grants
have been quoted to me when no such grants exist, and the certificates when asked for are never
to be found. I caU those sort of statements untruths pure and simple.
Small wonder that with such a plenitude of these falsehoods my credulity waned below zero,
and now is non-existent. Of the hundreds with whom I have been brought in contact I could
count on the fingers of my one hand those people whom I know at the very beginning have told
me the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Consequently, though it is a brutal
admission to have to make, I cannot beUeve, and do not believe for one moment, any man's
account of his own family, or take his word concerning them. No matter how truthful a man
may be, his probity never seems to have stability on that one point. I think the Archangel Gabriel
would have " made the usual mistakes."
If any ordinary individual tell you he is descended in the male line from some one who figures
upon the glorious roll of Battle Abbey, or that his ancestor " came over with the Conqueror,"
write him down a perverter of the truth at once. Mr. Evelyn Philip Shirley published some
number of years ago a book which deserves a greater name and a far wider reputation than it
has received. I refer to " The Noble and Gentle Men of England." He took a far less ambitious
standpoint than the Norman Conquest, simply including within his covers all those then Arms-
bearing families who had held their land in legitimate uninterrupted male descent since the reign
of King Henry VII. to the present day. Of all the landholders of to-day, of all the county famihes
within or without ,the pages of Walford ; of all the names in " Burke's Peerage " or in
Kelly's " Upper Ten Thousand," how many famihes titled and untitled together, think you does
his book contain ? Three hundred and thirty. Some number of the very older famihes are Saxon,
but the great majority only take their start from the Wars of the Roses, that great social upheaval
which shook to its very foundation the aristocracy of England. Read " De Nova Villa," and
read the " Last of the Barons," if you wish to know what became of the ancient families of England.
* I do not wish any opportunity for misconstruction. At the times of the Visitations, when two families— though
not the least relationship might exist between them — proved a right to identical .A.rms, these were allowed to them both
and the above rule has only applied to grants.
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Of the twenty-five barons who affixed their seals to " Magna Charta," of which we so proudly
boast, not a solitary proved male descendant is known to exist.
Fuller, writing in his book, " Worthies of Bedfordshire," says : — " Hungry Time hath made
a glutton's meal on this Catalogue of Gentry (the list of gentry of the reign of Henry VI.), and
hath left but a very little morsel for manners remaining."
The pedigrees in " Burke's Peerage " are lax enough, but even there but one hundred and
eleven are taken back to the time of the Norman Conquest, and of these forty-nine are Saxon,
Welsh, Scottish, or Irish. There are nearly nine hundred peers and over twelve hundred baronets,
and all their relations within the covers of " Burke's Peerage " ; there are nearly five thousand
famihes in the " Landed Gentry," and all their relations ; there were sixteen thousand names in
Walfofd's " County Families " ; there are twenty- four thousand individuals in " Kelly." As I
have said, but sixty-two pedigrees in the Peerage are taken back to the Normans, and Shirley
admits but three hundred and thirty famihes. The deduction is obvious.
The first point I wish to draw attention to is the wholesale display of bogus arms — perhaps I
should be more correct in saying the wholesale bogus display of Arms. These, as I have previously
stated, are of two kinds : i. Arms which, apart from the question of ownership, are of no legal
origin ; 2. Legal Arms used by people to whom they don't belong. The latter predominate. But
first of all it is necessary to make it clear what constitutes the right to bear Arms.
The right differs widely in the three kingdoms and they all differ widely from the laws current
in the rest of Europe. But now, and throughout this Introduction, I shall confine myself to the
United Kingdom. It is of no use for the blind to lead the blind, and I have no sufficiently inti-
mate knowledge of either the heraldic or the common law in vogue in the various countries of
Europe to warrant my offering to teach others what I am by no means sure I know myself.
In the infancy of Heraldry no control existed or was exercised by anybody over Armorial
matters. It was.
" The good old rule, the simple plan,
That they should take who have the power,
And they .should keep who c.in."
But this era was of short duration. Almost the first step in the United Kingdom towards estab-
hshing control was taken in England, and the Corporation of the College of Arms was established
by Royal Charter in the reign of Richard III. Now, there are very many people who grandilo-
quently assert that " they don't recognise the authority of the College of Arms." Such
a statement sounds very big, but it is pure nonsense. They might just as well proclaim that
they do " not recognise " the Sovereign or the Houses of Parhament. And I have also found that
any mention of the authority of the College of Arms is usually the signal for an outburst of abuse
(and abuse pure and simple, not criticism) against the College itself and its officials. I v/ill be
no party to any such controversy. Nothing I can say will add to or detract from their authority,
or give more weight to its expression. I can simply make the knowledge of it more public ;
for one cannot but admit that nothing can alter the fact that the Officers of Lyon Office (for
Scotland), of Ulster's Office (for Ireland), and of the College of Arms (for the whole of the rest of
His Majesty's dominions) have the sole official authority and control of Armorial matters.
I am not writing on behalf of any of the Colleges or Offices of Arms ; I am not connected in
any way with them. I am not writing at the instigation of any Officer of Arms. I am simply a
member of the general pubHc, brought closely into touch with the laws and the practice of Arms ;
and if the expression of the knowledge I have obtained prevent any person ignorantly following the
tempting and well-worn ruts of heraldic abuse, I shall be satisfied.
Now arms are a matter of honour. The Sovereign is the fountain of honour.
In the reign of Henry V. (1417) a Royal Proclamation was made that no man in future be
allowed to bear arms without authority. This has been printed in full on several occasions. The
next step was the consolidation of the various Officers of Arms in England into the Corporation of
the College of Arms. The two Charters by which they hold and exercise their authority are given
in Noble's " History of the College of Arms." I don't ask any one unquestioningly to take my
word that the authority exists. They can convince themselves by referring to the Charters in
question, to the Royal Warrants appointing the Visitations, to the Reports submitted by the Law
Officers of the Crown to His Majesty King George III. in connection with the dispute between the
Officers of the Order of the Bath and the Officers of the College of Arms, and to the Patent appoint-
ing any King of Arms to his office, which, to a certain extent, recites his powers and privileges.
Perhaps the most important of all are the warrants commanding the Visitations.
So much for England. Let us now see how matters stand in Scotland. The whole subject
is very tersely and pertinently put forward in the " Ordinary of Scottish Arms," from which I am
permitted to quotp.
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" The earliest Scottish Armorial in existence is said to have been prepared by or under the
superintendence of Sir David Lindsay of the Mount about 1542. It is impossible to say whether
it took from the first an official character, but that there must have been some such recognised
record before the close of the sixteenth century is clear from several references which are made
to the Liber insigniorum , or " Book of Arms," in the Acts of the Scottish Parliament at that
period. In 1592 an Act was passed authorising the Lyon and his heralds to hold visitations
throughout the realm in order to distinguish the Arms of the various noblemen and gentlemen,
and ' thaireftir to matriculat thame in thair buikis and registeris.' It is unfortunate that this
permission to make heraldic visitations was never largely taken advantage of ; had it been, and
had the registers indicated in the Act been properly kept, it is unlikelv that the Privy Council
would have, \vithin the next forty years, practically authenticated as an official record Sir David
Lindsay's MS. above referred to, which they did in the following terms : —
" ' This Booke and register of Armes, done by Sir David Lindesay of the Month, Lyone King
of Arms, reg. Ja. 5, conteines 106 leaves, which register was approvine be the Lordies of his
Majesties Most Honourable Privie Counsale at HaUerude hous 9 December 1630.
" ' Sir James Balfour, Lyone.
" ' Thomas Drysdaill, Hay Herauld.
" ' Register.' "
^a'
" Whatever may have become of the official registers previous to the date of the
commencement of the present one, it is certain that many collections of Arms were from to time
made, both by the Officers of Arms and others. Sir Robert Forman, Lyon (1555-1567), presented
to Queen Mary a roll containing 267 Scottish coats-of-arms. In addition to the ' Workman
MS.' now in the Lyon Office, at least four other Armorials belonging to the sixteenth century, and
relating to Scotland, are in existence and were shown at the Heraldic Exhibition held at
Edinburgh in 1891, while the seventeenth century collections are comparatively numerous.
As time went on, however, the absence of an authentic and official Register of Arms was more
and more felt : in 1639 the Committee on Articles appointed the Lyon to do diUgence for
cognoscing and matriculating all Arms, and to represent the same to the Privy Council, that
they might take some course to prevent Arms being assumed irregularly. In 1662 it was
apparently found that the registration of Arms was more neglected than ever, though Cromwell
had appointed one if not two Lyons during his administration of the Government. By an
Act passed in that year it was provided inter alia that ' . . . Considering what disorders and
confusions have arisen and are dayly occasioned by the usurpation of Cadents, who against
all rules assume to themselffs the armes of the cheeff house of the familie out of which they are
descendit, and that other mean persones who can nowayes deryve thair succession from the
families whose names they bear, as they have just assumed the name, doe therafter weare the
coat of that name to which they pretend without any warrand or grund whatsumever, . . .
no yi:»unger brother or caudent of any familie presume to carie the armes of that familie bot with
such distinctions as shall be given by the Lyon King of Armes'; ' and it was likewise provided that
all persons were to have their Arms examined and renewed by the Lyon, and inserted in his
register. This Act, however, did not remain long in the Statute-Book : considerable dissatisfac-
tion appears to have been created by it, possibly from the amount of the fees which it entitled
the Lyon to exact at the funeral solemnities of the nobiHty and their wives, and it was repealed
in the following year, 1663. It is not very clear whether the above quoted allusion to the Lyon
Register can be taken as implying that at that time there was such a record in existence, or
whether it merely means that a Register was then to be commenced. But as the present
Register was certainly commenced within the next ten years as new, it may fairly be inferred
that no official Register of Arms, with the exception of Sir David Lindsay's MS. mentioned above
as having been approved by the Privy Council, was in existence at the period of the Restoration.
What had become of the old Registers, if such there had been, has been a matter of some specula-
tion : both water and fire have been held to be answerable for their destruction. It is by some
thought that they may have formed part of that cargo of records originally carried off to London
by Cromwell, and ultimately jettisoned from the frigate ' Eagle ' or lost with the ship ' EHza-
beth' of Burntisland, when, owing to the representations of the Scottish Parliament, they
were being restored to their proper home. On the other hand, Amot in his ' History of
Edinburgh ' mentions that the Lyon Office Records were burned in a fire which took place about
1670, and that the Act under which the present Register was instituted was in consequence
passed shortly afterwards. As, however, there is no mention made of any such fire in that Act,
which merely alludes in general terms to the ' many irregularities of these late times, ' it can
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hardly be regarded as authentic history, and it is unnecessary to do more than allude to the causes
which have been thought likely to have induced the Scottish Legislature to take the steps they
did for the formation of an entirely new Register. It has been shown that an attempt had already
been made in 1662 to improve the Registration of Arms, but it had come to nothing. In 1672
the Parliament again addressed themselves to the subject, and this time with success : they
had the advantage of a member who was himself well acquainted with Heraldry — Sir George
Mackenzie of Rosehaugh — and he not improbably took a special interest in drawing the Act, which
took its place on the Statute-Book as the Act of 1672, cap. 47 ^ It ratified generally the Act of
1592 so far as it related to visitations and the penalties to be inflicted on persons using Arms
without authorit}^ and it ordered all persons of whatsoever degree, who were in the habit of
using Arms, to give in a description of such Arms and of their lineage, to the Lyon Clerk, in order
that they might be distinguished with ' congruent differences.' and that the Lyon might enter
them in his books and registers, and might grant Arms to ' vertuous and well deserving persones.'
The Register now instituted was to be considered as the true and unrepealable rule of all Arms
and Bearings in Scotland, and was ordered to remain in the Lyon Office as a public register of
the kingdom for all time coming. All persons who used Arms after the expiration of a year an d
a day from the passing of the Act rendered themselves liable to a fine of one hundred pounds,
and the goods on which the Arms were engraved were to be escheat to the king."
The Act reads as follows, and I think it better to quote it in full, as it definitely lays down
the important point that cadets in Scotland are not entitled to bear the Arms of the head of
their family until they have been matriculated to them with a difference : —
Copy of the Act concerning the Priviledges of the Office of Lyon King at Ar.mes.
47. Our Soveraigne Lord Considering, that albeit by the 125 Act of the 12 Parlia' holden by
his Maiesties grandfather in the yeir 1592 the usurpation of Armes by any of his Maiesties leidges
without the authority of Lyon King of Armes is expresly discharged ; And that in order thereto.
Power and Commission is granted to the Lyon King of Armes or his Deputes, to visite the whole
Armes of Noblemen, Barrons and Gentlemen, & to matriculate the same in their Registers, and to
fine in One Hundreth pounds all others who shall unjustlie usurp armes; As also to Escheit all such
goods and geir as shall have unwarrantable Armes ingraven on them. Yet amongst the many
irregularities of these late times, very many have assumed to themselvis Armes, who should
bear none, and many of these who may in law bear have assumed to themselvis ye Armes of
their chieff , without distinctions, or Armes which were not carried by them or their predicessors.
Therefor His Maiestie, with advice and consent of his Estates of Parlia' Ratifies and Approves
the foresaid Act of ParUament ; and for the more vigorous prosecution thereof Doth hereby
Statute and Ordain that lettirs of publication of this present Act be direct to be execute at the
mercat cross of the held Burghs of the Shires, Stewartries, Bailliaries of Royalty &Regallitie and
Royal Burrowghs chargeing all and sundry Prelates, Noblemen, Barons & Gentlemen who make
use of any Armes or Signes armoriall within the space of one yeir aftir the said publication, to
bring or send ane account of what armes or Signes armoriall they are accustomed to use ; and
whither they be descendants of any familie the Armes of which familie they bear, and of what
Brother of the ffamilie they are descended ; With Testificats from persones of Honour, Noblemen
or Gentlemen of qualitie anent the Verity of their having and useing those Armes, and of their
descent as afoirsa, to be delivered either to the Clerk of the Jurisdiction where the persones
duells, or to the Lyon Clerk at his office in Edinburgh, at the option of the party, upon their
receipts gratis without paying any thing therefore : Which Receipt shall be a sufficient exoneration
to them, from being obleidged to produce again, to the effect that the Lyon King of Armes may
distinguish the sds Armes with congruent differences, and may matriculat the same in his
Bookes & Registers, and may give Armes to vertuous and well deserving Persones, and Extracts of
all Armes, expressing the blasoning of the Arms undirhis hand andseall of office ; For Which shall
be payed to the Lyon the soume of Tuentie merkes by Every Prelate &Nobleman, and Ten merks
by every Knight & Baron, and five merkes by every other persone bearing Armes and noe more :
And his Mat'" hereby Dispenses with any penalties that may arise be this or any proceiding act
for bearing Armes, befor the Proclamation to be issued hereupon. And it is Statute & Ordained
with consent forsd that the sd Register shall be respected as the true and unrepeallable rule of
all Armes and Bearings in Scotland to remain with the Lyons office as a publict Register of the
Kingdome, and to be transmitted to his Successors in all tyme comeing : And that whosoevir
shall use any other Armes any manner of way, aftir the expireing of year & day from the date
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of the Proclamation to be issued hereupon in maner forsd shall pay One Hundred pounds money
toties quoties to the Lyon, and shall likewise escheat to his Maiestie all the moveable Goods & Geir
upon which the fds Amies are engraven, or otherwise represented. And his Maiestie with consent
forsd Declaires that it is onlie allowed for Noblemen & Bishopes to subscrive by their titles ; And
that all others shall subscrive their Christned names, or the initiall letter thereof with there
Sirnames, and may if they please adject the designations of their Lands, prefixing the word Of
to the fds designations. And the Lyon King at Armes and his Brethren are required to be carefull
of informeing themselvis of the contraveiners heirof , and that they acquaint his Maiesties Councill
therewith, who are hereby impowered to punish them as persones disobedient to and contraveiners
of the Law. It is hkewise hereby Ucclaired that the Lyon and his Brethren Heraulds are Judges
in all such causes concerning the malversation of Messingers in their office, and are to enjoy all
other pri viledges belonging to their Office which are secured to them by the Lawes of this Kingdome
and according to former practice.
Under a strict interpretation of the above Act, this opportunity of " matriculation " of
ancient Scottish Arms could be held to have long since lapsed. I am in no way speaking for
Lyon, nor do I wish to in any way hamper his discretion, but I believe it to be correct, and
consequently it cannot be too widely known that the present Lyon King is by no means averse,
if satisfactory evidence can be produced, to still exercise his prerogative and discretion, and
matriculate at the present date Arms which can be shown to have been authoritatively borne
prior to the passing of the above Act.
In Ireland the powers of Ulster King of Arms are best defined by the Patent creating the
first Ulster. This can be seen in " Rymer's Foedara," but most of the powers of Ulster King
are recited in the Patent of each successive occupant of the office.
Owing to the fact that the records in Ulster's Office are not so complete as is the case in
England, Ulster King of Arms has the power in his discretion to confirm Arms which it can be
shown have been continuously borne for a certain number of generations (I beheve four), even
though they may have been previously of no legal authority, and this power is continually
e.xercised ; but as a general, nay, an almost invariable rule, some mark is placed upon the Arms,
though usually a very trifling one, to distinguish in the eyes of the learned those Arms borne
by virtue of a confirmation from those for which the right has been fully proved.
Briefly, then, to sum up, to establish the right to bear Arms in England it is necessary to
prove legitimate male descent from some person to whom a grant of Arms has been made, or
from some person to whom Arms were confirmed at the Visitations ; in Ireland, the same, or
else from some person to whose descendants Arms have been confirmed. Failing this, there is
no alternative, but to obtain a grant of Arms yourself, or, if you be of Irish descent, and can
produce the necessary evidence, a confirmation. In Scotland, if you are the heir male of a grantee,
or of any one to whom Arms have been matriculated, you are entitled to bear these Arms ; if
you can only establish a junior descent, you must have the Arms matriculated to yourself,
e\'en if it be your father who is the grantee ; if you cannot show any such descent, you must
petition for a grant.
Now with regard to the bogus display of Arms, there are sins of omission and sins of commission.
Very few people indeed claim less than they are entitled to, and the only sin of omission of any
consequence is the cool disregard which is paid to the marks of illegitimacy. A person of
illegitimate birth has assuredly no Arms. Many people will tell you that it is simply a question of
placing what they colloquially term the " bar sinister," upon the escutcheon, in exactly the same
manner as a second son in England or Ireland may charge his Arms with a crescent, the third
with a mullet, the fourth with a martlet, and so on.* But this is not the case at all. He must
either do one of two things. He must petition for a grant of Arms, in which case he is under no
necessity to disclose his illegitimacy. But he wiU have an entirely new coat-of-arms granted to
him. Or else he must first prove of whom he is the natural son, and then petition for a Royal
License to bear the name and Arms of his putative father. If he adopt the latter course,
and the Royal License be granted to him, he will find he is permitted to bear the Arms with " due
and proper marks of distinction." Now the grant of a perfectly new coat with no mark of
illegitimacy, costs exactly the same as the grant of the old one with these " due and proper marks,"
so that if a man deliberately elects to proclaim his relationship to any family, it is only fair to
other and legitimate members of that family that the manner of his relationship should also be
indicated, for his birth cannot be an equivalent of their legitimate descent.
* The laws of Anns only provide differences for nine sons of the same father. A correspondent wrote to me in
good faith, to ask what his difference would be as the twenty-first surviving son of the same father and mother. I was
forced to admit I did not know. I wonder what would be done.
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I grant it is through no fault of the man himself, and consequently I refrain from giving any
list of those whom I know to be offending in this respect. There are several in the " Peerage,"
and matters are certainly made easier for them by the fact that these ' ' due and proper marks of
distinction " do not always figure upon their Arms therein. This is very unjust to their legitimate
relatives, and it is breaking the law of Arms, and is not in keeping with the terms therein recited,
upon which the Royal License to bear the name and Arms was conceded to them.
And concerning this colloquial term " bar sinister." There cannot possibly be such a
thing, for the " bar " in Armory is neither dexter nor sinister. The term is merely a misnomer
for " bend sinister." The bend sinister is given in all heraldic books as an ancient mark of
illegitimacy ; but it has long since been discarded, and is now never granted on a shield, though
a bendlet wavy sinister is sometimes, in fact nearly always, placed across the crest. A baton
sinister, which is a bendlet sinister couped, is the mark reserved for Royal illegitimates, but it is
not universal. I can call to mind at the moment no coat-of-arms correctly in use at the present
day upon which the bend sinister occurs save the Shiffner coat (which I believe is of foreign
origin) and the Burne- Jones coat, and in these it does not occur as a mark of illegitimacy ; nor
do I know of any coat in use which bears the mark which the laws of Arms are said to provide
for the base-born son of a noble woman. I find the mark now in use is not generally known
even amongst those who profess to have made some study of Heraldry, and I am only aware of
one book in which it is mentioned ; and curiously enough it is not a mark of illegitimacy at all
in Scotland : though, knowing its English character, I believe it is a little fought shy of even
there. Consequently, as I have not the least desire to make it in any way more difficult for
those who have the misfortune to bear it, I have no intention of advertising what it is. The
only other sin of omission that I know is the objection some few people have to the double coat
consequent upon a double name. For instance, if your name be Jones, and you get a Royal
License for yourself and your descendants to bear the additional name of Smith, and to bear the
Arms of Smith quarterly with those of Jones, that quarterly Smith-Jones coat becomes one
indivisible coat, and you have no more right to separate it again than you would have to discard
half the charges upon a simple coat because you didn't like them.
But when we come to the sins of commission, their name is legion. In the first place, by
the law of Arms, the right of bearing either crest or motto is denied to a lady. In the olden days
a Joan of Arc was a wild exception, and it was universally conceded that no woman was capable
of wearing a helmet. The " new woman " may have changed this into a fiction in her crusade
against her complementary sex, but in the far-off ages Amazons, either Christian or Barbarian,
were an unheard-of quantity, and the laws of Arms were irrevocably constructed centuries ago.
Anyhow the fiction (I daren't call it anything else) did exist, and consequently, as the crest was
then an ornament inseparable from the helmet, the right to a feminine display thereof was denied.
It is so still. The motto, anciently the " cri-de-guerre " likewise, the shield also. Now the
domain of the " lady e-f aire " in olden time was at the spinning-wheel — -would that it were so
still — and the " distaff " was a peculiarly feminine ornament and prerogative. The distaff was
supposed to resemble the heraldic lozenge in form and figure — -it does so in some slight degree.
Consequently the law of Arms allows a maiden lady to bear the Arms, upon a lozenge, which
appear on her father's shield. When left a widow, she impales her late husband's Arms with
her father's, and bears that combination upon a lozenge. Now here is another Uttle anomaly.
Heraldic law knows no Married Woman's Property Act, and concedes them no " separate estate,"
and consequently in his lifetime the husband bears the Arms " for his wife," and the impalement
takes its place in his shield and under the protection of his helmet. If the wife be an heraldic
" heiress " (the exact meaning is explained later on), though he is at hberty still simply to
impale the coat if he prefer, the husband is allowed instead to place the Arms of his wife's family
upon a smaU escutcheon in the centre of his own shield, called an " escutcheon of pretence,"
because through his wife he " pretends " to the representation of her family. And if the said
heiress survives her husband, she usually places her father's Arms on the same escutcheon in the
centre of a lozenge of her husband's Arms. And the " fiction " of the feminine non-ownership
of Arms is kept up further. By the English law of Arms, a " difference " mark is ipso facto
provided for the second and all younger sons to place upon their father's coat-of-arms. There
are none for daughters, each bearing exactly the same Arms and differences as the father bore.
But the Scottish law, which provides that all younger sons shall have no Arms until a matriculation
of their father's with a difference shall have been made to them, allows all the daughters to bear
their father's Arms upon a lozenge, and allows the husbands to impale these Arms without further
" difference."
But the point is that widows and unmarried girls must show that they have no helmet to
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protect them ; in other words, they must bear their Armorial Insignia upon a lozenge (the same
figure as a diamond upon a pack of cards), and they must not use a crest.
And now, on the subject of the conjunction of the /\.rms of man and wife, I will not inflict
upon you the old heraldic jargon of " baron et femme," but the rule is simply this. First of all
find out whether your father-in-law is or was legally entitled to bear Arms. Don't think that
because you are entitled to bear Arms anything will do for an impalement, because it
won't. Both of them must be irreproachable. Then divide your shield by a straight
line down the middle ; place the whole of your own Arms on the dexter side,* and place the
pronominal coat of your wife's father in the remaining half. This is called " impaling "
the two coats.
If you are not entitled to Arms yourself, you are not at liberty to take the Arms of your wife's
family. Her rights to bear or transmit any Arms or quarterings, whatever they are, become and
must remain dormant until such time as you or the descendants of your marriage with her choose
to establish a right to Arms in the male line. If you are Commander, a Companion, or a knight
of any Order having the right to surround your own escutcheon with the ribbon or collar of the
Order, you must use two escutcheons. On the one are simply your own Arms so surrounded,
and on the other your own Arms impaled with those of your wife's family ; the idea being that
your knighthood is personal to yourself, and that you cannot share it with your wife. Just the
same, a bishop cannot share his episcopal rank with his wife, and he has to use two escutcheons
if his wife be entitled to Arms. The Scottish Anglican bishops and the Irish AngUcan bishops
created since the disestablishment of the Church in Ireland, and all Roman Catholic bishops,
have no Arms for their sees. If a woman be of higher rank than her husband, or possess rank in
her owTi right, she cannot share it with him. For instance, take a peeress in her own right. By
right of her heirship, the husband would place the Arms of the family upon an escutcheon of
pretence upon his own, and he is allowed to place her coronet above the escutcheon of pretence,
but he has no right to her supporters, or to place her coronet above his own escutcheon. Here
again two escutcheons must be used, for on the sinister side of his own he must repeat her father's
Arms upon a lozenge, surmounted by her coronet and between her supporters. In the same
way the husband could not claim a share in a double-headed eagle, if the wife's family were
entitled to display Arms upon it.
There is one other point. Care must always be taken that the whole pronominal coat of your
wife's father be impaled. If he have a double name and a sub-quarterly coat, you must impale
the whole of the coat which stands for his surnames. Further, by the Scottish law of Arms you
do not become ipso facto entitled to quarter Arms ; you are only entitled to bear the coat which
has been matriculated to you in Lyon Office. If you want quarterings introduced, you must
get a fresh matriculation and after they are matriculated you cannot drop them without
rematriculation ; so that, if you go north of the Tweed for your wife, you must be careful to
impale everj^thing that has been matriculated to her father. Now in England the practice is
different. I distinctly say it is not illegal or incorrect in the slightest degree, but at the same time
it is considered rather " bad form " to impale more than the simple coat which stands for your
wife's surname. Your wife's father may be entitled to fifty quarterings, but if the name be
Smith, you simply impale the Arms of Smith.
The next point is, what constitutes an heiress ? The heraldic meaning of the word is very
different from its colloquial usage. Neither land nor money have anything to do with it. An
heiress in Heraldry need not possess or transmit the value of one brass farthing. What she must
transmit is the representation of her father or her family. If her father have no sons she is an
" heiress," of if she have sisters a " co-heiress." If she have brothers she is not an heiress unless
or until the issue of these brothers has become extinct. If the brothers die leaving no sons, but
leaving daughters, these daughters become the heiresses and not the sister. If the issue of the
brothers eventually becomes absolutely extinct both in the male and female lines, then the sisters
(themselves, if ahve, or if not in their descendants) become the heiresses, even though the extinc-
tion may not occur for hundreds of years. On marrying an " heiress " or " co-heiress," as I have
said, a man is allowed, but not required, to place the Arms of her family upon an escutcheon of
pretence in the centre of his own, and his children are entitled by the English law to take as
quarterings the whole of these Arms and quarterings which their mother was entitled to transmit,
and add them to anything their father may have possessed. Occasionally — but very very seldom —
a woman may be an heiress to her mother but not her father, or vice versa, and in these cases
special rules apply. By the Scottish law, if you inherit quarterings you must get them matricu-
* This is another heraldic fiction. You are always supposed to look at a shield from behind, so that the dexter half
is really the half upon your left-hand side, as you look at a shield in the ordinary way.
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lated to yourself before using them. The English law does not make the registering of them
compulsory, but apart from the desirabihty of perpetuating evidence, it is always advisable to
submit your claim to the officers of the CoDege, and get your right adjudicated upon and recorded
and allowed before assuming quarterings ; so very often some or all require careful investigation,
and, speaking advisedly, so few people, even amongst those who have made a study of Armory,
know how to marshal them correctly.
But two points I would draw special attention to are these : No woman is an heiress until the
death of her father. There is always the possibihty of his marrying again and having sons, so
that until your father-in-law is dead you are only at liberty to " impale."
You do not necessarily quarter your mother's Arms. Find out if she be an heiress. And
even if your mother be an heiress, and her mother an heiress as well, you cannot quarter the Arms
of your grandmother's family until you have proved that your mother's father was also entitled
to Arms. One faulty coat invahdates everything that comes after it. So that, before you draw
up wonderful schemes of quarterings, find out if all the coats will hold water. Quarterings seem
to be an especial weakness of some people. I had a claim to nearly lOO sent up to me not long
ago along with a claim to a dormant Baronetcy. Even the very first coat could not be substan-
tiated. But some families are undoubtedly entitled to a very great number. The Lane-Fox
family have proved 136, and Sir Lambton Loraine's children will have very nearly as many, and
I fancy so would Sir Humphrey de Trafford if he went to the trouble of proving them. I am told
that the Duke of Northumberland is entitled to over 500, but I doubt it. Anyhow, at the Herald's
College, I beHeve, the record is held by the family of Lloyd of Stockton, who have proved and
recorded 323.
Now a word or two about crests. At the pubhcation of my edition of " Fairbairn's Book of
Crests," one of my reviewers gave himself away at the very commencement of a long and very
appreciative review, by the remark that the book " would commend itself to those who, whilst
not aspiring to the dignity of a coat-of-arms, rightly thought themselves entitled to something
more than a mere monogram, and so laid claim to possessing a crest." With all due deference
to the aforesaid gentleman, such an idea is utterly wrong. At the present moment, though
there is many a coat without a crest, I beheve I am correct in saying, there is not a single crest
legally in existence that is not part of a complete achievement. I am afraid the abominable
advertisement so famiUar to our eyes, " What is your crest and what is your motto ? " &c., is
much to blame for this very erroneous idea. At the beginning of Armory the crest was an extra
distinction — much the same as supporters are at the present day — and the old Heraldry books
allude to a time when none below the rank of a knight were entitled to display a crest.
Consequently many of the really old coats have no crest belonging thereto, and it can generally be
shown that amongst ancient families the crest is of more recent date than the Arms. One exception,
and only one, have I come across, and though I have mentioned the matter to several Officers of
Arms, I can learn of no other. This is the Buckworth crest — one of the two belonging to Sir
Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame, Baronet. The Arms were exhibited at the time of the Visita-
tions, and though the crest was passed the Arms were not, but the Arms were rectified at a later
date. That is the only case I know.
So may I impress the fact that you cannot have a crest unless you are legally entitled to a
coat-of-arms.
Another abuse with regard to crests is the promiscuous bearing of two, three, four, or five
crests. I have never seen more than five in England. The law in the United Kingdom is
that you can, in the ordinary matter of course, only possess one. Probably the abuse has crept
in with the craze for double surnames. If you obtain a Royal License to bear a double or treble
surname, you probably acquire the right — but such right only in accordance with the terms of
the Royal License — to bear one crest for each surname ; or even if you change your name, and
yet obtain permission to quarter the Arms for the new and the old surname, you would be
entitled to two ; but if your Royal License distinctly state that you shall bear the new name and
Arms " in lieu of " the old one, then you have only the right to the one. If you want the two,
you should take care the terms of the petition make provision for that. The late Duke of
Buckingham and Chandos had five, but he had five surnames (Temple-Nugent-Brydges-
Chandos-Grenville) ; and I know of no greater number legitimately used in the
United Kingdom.
Of course, there are exceptions. When a family obtain a grant of Arms, and then subsequently
prove their right to an older grant, they become entitled to both coats and both crests ; but
this does not apply to two or three matriculations in Scotland. The last matriculation supersedes
everything of a previous date.
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Duplicate crests often occur through one being a crest of augmentation, as in the cases of
Lord Combermere, Lord Gough, Lord Nelson, and many others. There are some few instances
where additional crests have been granted without being crests of augmentation ; but this is
very exceptional. Lord Garvagh, Lord Bute, and Lord Camden are cases I can call to mind.
A point with regard to crests that is plainly an abuse is the encircHng of them (and coats-
of-arms as well for the matter of that) with Garters, or with ribbons, whether bearing mottoes
or not. This is a privilege confined, and very strictly, to Knights, Commanders, and Companions
of the various Orders. Consequently an ordinary individual is very wrong in adorning his
achievement in this manner. Even if the motto upon the Garter be changed, it can only be
said to shghtly lessen the offence. Yet there are several families legitimately possessing mottoes
employed by one or other of the Orders.
And, as to another little weakness, if your crest should legally be borne upon a wreath, don't
place it upon a chapeau, or issuing from a coronet.
In England the College of Arms disclaims all jurisdiction over mottoes. If it is wished, any
motto, to which no objection offers, is painted below the emblazonment in the margin of a Patent,
but, save in rare instances, it is not mentioned in the wording, and forms no part of the grant,
and it is a comparatively modern innovation for it to be inserted even in the painting ; so that
the rule for those people who come within the jurisdiction of the Heralds' College is this, that
unless the motto is specially mentioned in the wording of the Patent, or unless it be charged upon
the shield itself, or in some way attached to and forming a constituent part of the crest, any
motto may be assumed, altered, or discarded at the pleasure of the wearer. As far as the laws
of the College are concerned, you can quote a psalm or a scene out of Shakespeare in your escroll
if it so please you. And you are at liberty to place your motto where you like, — above your
crest, below the arms, or in any other position in which you can find room for it, though custom
appears to rule that it shall find its place under the shield. In Scotland the law is diam.etrically
opposite. The mottoes are always mentioned in the Patents of grant or matriculation, and are
unchangeable ; and moreover their position is stated, and must be adhered to. It is usually
over the crest. Book-plate designers might take a note of this fact. In Ireland the position
is about half way between these two extremes, inasmuch as if a motto he recorded with your coat
you are expected to make use of that particular one.
As to supporters, though there is a good deal of abuse concerning their usage, there is no
definite rule that can be laid down. Ulster and Lyon Kings have absolute power to grant
supporters to whomsoever they will. But little advantage has been taken of this power in Ireland,
and practically the same rules hold good as obtain in England. Moreover, the present Lyon
King of Arms, I believe, considers it well to keep within these same bounds in the case of new
grants. But former Lyons thought nothing of the kind, and granted them to all and sundry who
would pay the fees, and some number of English Baronets went to the trouble and expense of
obtaining grants of supporters in Lyon Office. These grants, of course, were idtra vires. All
chiefs of clans and heads of famihes claimed the right, and it was usually conceded to them if
they cared to pay ; so that north of the Tweed the only rule that can be quoted is that no one is
entitled to them unless they are matriculated in Lyon Office, and the larger half of them are not.
I hope before long to publish a list of those who are.
In England the law is very straightforward. Only those people to whom they have been
granted — and their successors or not, according to the hmitations of the Patent — are entitled to
make use of them. And such grants are only issued to Peers, Knights of the Garter, Thistle, and
St. Patrick,^- and Knights Grand Cross of the other Orders, unless the grant be made as an
augmentation or otherwise, pursuant to a warrant from the Sovereign. Supporters granted to a
Peer usually are limited to those upon whom the title shall descend, likewise those granted by
Royal Warrant to Baronets, e.g.. Guise, Otway, Guinness. Supporters granted to a Knight
Grand Cross are personal to himself. And I would point out that supporters granted to a
Knight Grand Cross who is subsequently created a Peer, do not descend with the Peerage, unless
a new grant with extended limitation be issued ; and to my knowledge more than twenty Peers
and Baronets have not the ghost of a right to the supporters they display. And there are a good
many Knights Grand Cross who use supporters without having obtained the right — in other
words, have simply invented them for themselves.
Another point is that it is utterly illegal for heirs-apparent to Peerages, even though bearing
courtesy titles, to assume either a coronet or supporters.
* For a long time these Orders have been confined to Peers, and the Garter to those of the rank of Earl and upwards ;
but formerly, when they were open to commoners, they carried the privilege of the right to obtain supporters, as did
the Order of the Bath before it was di^^ded into classes.
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I would commend to the notice of all offenders on this point the clauses in the Patents
confining the right to use the supporters to " those upon whom the Peerage shall descend."
No Peeress, after a second marriage, is entitled to continue to use the coronet and supporters
of her first husband, and in fact any woman, after a second marriage, has entirely forfeited her
privilege of using anything Armorial pertaining to her first marriage.
And there is another class of offenders, those who undoubtedly have the right to bear Arms
but yet prefer to use some other coat, usually one much more illustrious.
The Yankee" on' the subject of Coat-Armour is proverbial. Cussans tells a tale in his
" Handbook of Heraldry " which is decidedly amusing. During the residence of our Ambassador,
Mr. Crampton, in Washington, a carriage which he brought from England was sent to a carriage-
builder's to be repaired. Some time afterwards, on Mr. Crampton going to the factory, he was
surprised to see several buggies, sulkies, and wagons each bearing his Arms. In astonishment
he turned to the attendant and, directing his notice to the carriages in question, inquired if
they were built for him. " I reckon not, sir," was the reply ; " you see when your carriage was
here some of our citizens admired the pattern of your Arms, and concluded to have them painted
on their carriages too ! " But if a tale which was once told to me be correct, I think I can go
even one better than that.
A Yankee^or perhaps I should say an American, for that is all that can be guaranteed —
called one day at a notfed coachbuilder's. At the time of his visit a state carriage of the Duke of
St. Albans happened to be there for some trifling repairs, and the " stranger " admired it greatly,
and particularly its heraldic adornments. He asked whose it was, and was told. " And is that
his coat-of-arms ? " " Yes." He " reckoned it was mighty fine," and left. And the end of
the story is that, until quite recently, a carriage was to be seen occasionally in New York
with the coat, crest, coronet, supporters, and Garter of the Duke, and with the "baton sinister "
and all.
A coat-of-arms reached me not long ago which, from certain peculiarities, I at once recognised
as a modern grant. Over all appeared the undoubted mark of illegitimacy. The coat was only
granted in 1843 to someone to whom a Royal License had been issued to take the same name as
that of my correspondent, who had been thus guilelessly labelling himself a bastard. Not the
least relationship existed. I have yet to learn where he picked up the Arms.
This is a good example towards my argument all along, which is to make sure you are really
entitled to the Arms you carry.
Perhaps some people sin through ignorance ; but I know many people are perfectly well
aware of what they are doing, and one can but suppose they simply trust to the general ignorance
of the subject to escape detection. But having regard to those who are sinning through lack
of knowledge, it is a pertinent inquiry as to how they have drifted into the ranks of the offenders.
The first people to get blamed by the outer world are, of course, the official heralds. People
like " Guy le Vieux " {vide letters in the Globe), probably simply because their own Arms have
failed to pass muster, go about seeking whose credulity they may devour, and loudly proclaiming
that the King, who is above the Heralds' College, granted Arms which are not recorded there ;
or that the heralds at their visitations omitted to record this coat or the other coat. And you
may, as I have done, hear tales about families who have continuously since the twelfth century
borne Arms which have never been recorded in the College of Arms. It is, of course, impossible
to say that any hypothetical case cannot exist, but I have never known one proved ; nor can I
come across any one having the least real knowledge of Heraldry who believed in these tales ;
for they all, when examined, prove to be a tissue of impossibilities, improbabilities, and untruths.
It is just possible one or two isolated cases of the kind might exist in the Channel Islands, and
undoubtedly unregistered Arms have for a long time been borne in some cases in Scotland and
Ireland, but the law of the land — not any law of the Offices of Arms — has distinctly declared
these to be illegal, and that puts an end to any argument. But as to England proper, one can
be very safe in saying that no such cases exist. One often hears the remark, " Oh, but anybody
can have a coat-of-arms by paying for it." A more mistaken idea could not exist, as a good
many people might find on petitioning the Earl Marshal for a grant. But, though I have heard
this remark often, I have never once heard it come from the lips of any one who was undoubtedly
Armigerous, either of new or old gentility. Consequently, if other people may judge from my
experience, whenever that remark is made you can be pretty certain of- — well, the deduction is
fairly obvious.
A gentleman with whom I have come in contact has shown me a seal which was engraved
for him for some very small sum. When he was quite a boy he was persuaded by some itinerant
vendor who carried a small book of illustrations in his pocket and went the round of commercial
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offices, that that was the crest he was entitled to use. That is certainly one way of supplying
Armorial hankerings. And jewellers and seal-engravers carefully foster the very erroneous idea
that all people of the same name are entitled to the same Arms. Because your name be Smith
you are not necessarily a relative of Lord Carrington, nor is every Mr. Jones a relative of the late
Lord Ranelagh. Because your mother's name was Howard, you need not as a matter of course
be a relative of the Duke of Norfolk, and entitled to quarter his coat with his augmentation ;
neither is every person rejoicing in the name of Robinson at liberty to take and use Lord Rokeby's
coat-of-arms. Arms belong to the grantee and his descendants, and such others as may be
mentioned in the Patent, and not to everybody else of his name in the world.
It has been the fashion to abuse the late Sir Bernard Burke's publications. They might
have been a little more accurate certainly, but I don't think they have done quite the harm that
some people would debit them with, and they have certainly done a great deal of good by keeping
alive the interest in long descent, and it is still accounted " something " to have one's family
included in the " Landed Gentr}'."
But the real harm lies with these advertising heraldic shopkeepers. The general public think
that a search with them is precisely the same as a search through the official records. All these
shopkeepers do is to take down Burke's " General Armory," and, if your name be a common
one, pick out the one amongst the different coats which is located nearest to the address you
gave of your earliest known ancestor. One of this shopkeeping fraternity, on being applied to
for a " correct coat," with a good deal of ingenuousness replied to his correspondent that there
were several different coats for his name, and he could take his choice. One that was indicated
seemed to be the oldest, and he advised that. A certain well-known character had a presentation
made to him, and an almost equally well-known purveyor was asked to supply a coat-of-arms
to occupy a prominent position upon the gift. I may as well say at once that the coat and crest
he supplied did not belong to each other, and neither belonged to the gentleman in question, or
ever had belonged to anybody of his name. But that appears to have been merely a detail. Some
rather strong remarks I had made upon the use of the coat came to the ears of its purveyor,
and one day a tall, middle-aged mihtary- looking personage walked into my room, and placed a
card upon the table. It was very dirty, which may have been the reason the individual took it
aw'ay with him again when he left. It bore the name of the noted heraldic purveyor in question ;
and during our interview my visitor spoke vigorously with regard to what had been said. The
Arms over which the dispute had arisen, according to the first account I heard, were erected upon
a brass in a certain church in a small village in Derbyshire, which bore a date in the seventeenth
century. A solicitor's letter, threatening a libel action, was the next act in the farce ; but I had
meanwhile taken the trouble of writing to the clergyman of the church mentioned. He assured
me there was no such brass in existence, the church mentioned having been only built about
twenty years ago. I pointed this out to the purveyor, and he promptly gave another origin
for the coat, which was quite as ridiculous, namely, that it had been recorded in his books for
some considerable length of time.
In my preface to the revised edition of " Fairbairn," I said : " There is no such thing as the
' prescriptive right to Arms,' as to which one heraldic shopkeeper with whom I have come in
contact talks glibly ; it exists solely in his conversation. Others of his persuasion have other
little plausibilities equally corrupt which they bring into prominence. And it is a fairly safe
plan to pursue to reject as bogus all Arms and crests which boast no other origin than the heraldic
stationer, who, for a trifling fee, professes, on receipt of ' name and county,' to find Armorial
Bearings for any applicant. During the revision of this volume, I have had a very great number
of ' certificates ' from such places sent up to me for insertion. To my own mind that alone was
sufficient evidence against their authenticity ; but for fear they might be right, I have had each
one formally examined as it reached me, by the proper authorities, and in no solitary instance
have the Arms of right pertained to those one was led to believe from the certificate were the
possessors, and in most cases the Arms themselves, apart from the question of ownership, were
WTong in detail or some technicality."
And I would remind those with the sneer ready to their lips that Arms are a mere matter of
payment of fees, that it is not so. A grant of Arms, which is a concession of grace by the
Sovereign, is a Patent of Gentility from the CrowTi, from which is all honour, and the fees
which have to be paid are not the price of it to you, but are the cost to the CroAvn of the
concession which is made to you, and which cost you are required to defray.
The Continental test of the perfection of blood — the proof of " Seize quar tiers " — has never
been required in England, and though many glibly boast of it, but few indeed can prove it. It
has nothing to do with the quarterings you bear, and the fact of the proof thereof by the father
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does not constitute the right of the son. In England men mate with whom they will, and a woman
even socially is accepted as of her husband's rank, unless the discrepancy be too egregious and
apparent ; and this is the English stumbling-block to proofs of " Seize quartiers."
To establish a proof of this you must show that all your sixteen great -great -grandparents were
legally entitled to bear Arms. In other words, you must show this right to have existed for
Self.
Parents.
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The word " Esquire " has been described by one writer as a description of a state {e.g., widow
and widowhood), and not a title. But whichever it is matters little, for the right to the affix of
Esquire is clearly defined. Neither usage and custom nor use and abuse can now alter the legal
right to this description. There have, in times past, been other qualifications (for instance,
anciently Esquires were created by Patent) which have become obsolete, but by the qualifications
still existing Esquires are these —
The sons of Peers.
The sons of Baronets.
The sons of Knights.
The eldest sons of the younger sons of Peers, and their eldest sons in perpetuity.
The eldest son of the eldest son of a Knight, and his eldest son in perpetuity.
The Kings of Arms.
The Heralds of Arms.
Officers of the Army and Navy of the rank of Captain and upwards.
Sheriffs of Counties, for Life.
J.P.'s of Counties whilst in Commission.
Serjeants-at-Law.
King's Counsel.
Serjeants-at-Arms.
Companions of the Orders of Knighthood.
Certain principal Officers in the King's Household.
Deputy-Lieutenants.
Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy.
Masters of the Supreme Court.
Those whom the King, in any Commission or Warrant, styles Esquire [and
amongst these are Royal Academicians], and any person who, in virtue
of his Office, takes precedence of Esquires.
Graduates of universities, as such, are not Esquires, and barristers-at-law, as such, are not
Esquires.
LIVERIES
Touching the subject of liveries, I say frankly, at once, that there is no law, heraldic or other-
wise, to govern their choice or design. But, in the absence of any law, a very definite usage
has sprung up, so universal and long-established in its character, and so generally recognised,
that I may doubtless be pardoned if I draw attention to it.
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This custom is that the colours of the Hvery shall be determined by the tinctures of the wreath
— in other words, by the principal colour and the principal metal occurring in the coat-of-arms,
which are knovm as the livery colours. In all Scottish Patents the phrase will be found, " and
upon a wreath of his liveries is set for a crest," S,:c. The exceptions are so few that the rule
may be briefly understood by saying that these must be the first metal and the first colour which
occur in the official blazon.
Whatever is the field of the coat-of-arms, whether it be colour or metal, determines the
predominant colour of the livery, thus —
Sable would give black. Gules would give red.
Vert „ green. Or „ yellow.
Azure „ blue. Argent „ white.
Purpura ,, purple or mulberry colour.
A yellow or a white livery few people in this uncertain climate, and in these days of aesthetic
colours and half-tones, have the courage to make use of save for State or full-dress occasions, and
for ordinary usage dark drab for the former or light drab for the latter are generally used in
their stead.
Scarlet is the Royal livery, and is barred to all others (with the exception of the few who
are privileged to make use of the royal stables, and, I believe, of the Duke of Norfolk as hereditary
Earl Marshal), consequently, if the field of your Arms be gules {i.e., scarlet), your red for livery
purposes must be claret colour or chocolate colour. If your livery be black, you have but little
opportunity for personal taste in the selection of tint, but with blue and green you may choose
a shade as brilliant or as retiring as seems good to your own particular taste.
TJie second colour governs that of the facings, and in the matter of facings yellow and white
for gold and silver and scarlet keep their original colours. And it is in the matter of facings that
the opportunity occurs for " taste " and ingenuity. The great majority of people for undress
purposes make the collars and cuffs of the second tincture, or " pipe " the garments with that
colour. The waistcoat for undress purposes is usually of a material of narrow stripes of the two
colours. A craze lately seems to be gaining ground to make use of scarlet waistcoats which is
decidedly an infringement of the Royal livery. If the hatband be other than of black it should
be of the metal in the wreath. The buttons, if they are of metal, should also be governed by
the same rule.
Dress and State liveries, from their less frequent assumption, are not so subject to the
vagaries of mind of the country or second-class tailor, consequently custom and usage with
regard to them are fairly regular. The coat is usually in accordance with the field, the facings and
ornamentation governed by the secondary colour or metal, as are the breeches and occasionally
the stockings. The garters and shoe-buckles follow the rules I mention above for metal buttons.
The waistcoat is sometimes one and sometimes the other, most frequently being the same as the
coat. If a third colour appear in the Arms, this is sometimes introduced in the facings, and the
undress waistcoat is then striped of the three ; but I think it undesirable, though it is not incorrect.
The following examples of the liveries which should pertain to the Arms I mention will
show how the colours are applied : —
Suppose the Arms to be vert (the field), a saltire argent, the livery would be —
Undress — Green coat and overcoat, with white collar and cuffs, facings, piping, or white or
silver braid or lace, silver buttons and hatband, green and white striped waistcoat.
Dress — Green coat, with silver lace or braid, or white facings — waistcoat the same — white
breeches and stockings, silver buttons, garters and buckles.
Suppose the Arms to be or, an eagle displayed sable —
Undress — Dark drab coat and overcoat, with black collar and cuffs, facings, piping, braid or
lace, gold buttons and hatband, black and yellow striped waistcoat.
Dress — -Yellow coat and waistcoat, with black lace braid or facings, black breeches and
stockings, gold buttons, garters and buckles.
Suppose the Arms to be gules, a lion rampant or —
Undress — Claret-colour coat and overcoat, with yellow collar and cuffs, or gold or yellow
facings, piping, braid or lace, gold buttons and hatband, black and yellow striped waistcoat.
Dress. — Claret-colour coat and waistcoat, with gold or yellow lace, braid or facings, yeUow
breeches and stockings, gold buttons, garters and buckles.
If you have no coat-of-arms, it cannot be said to be wrong to assume any colour you may
choose ; but it might be pointed out that the colour brown, which seems to be rather a favourite,
is not approximated to any heraldic tincture.
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With a double name or a quarterly coat you take the colours from the first quarter of your
Arms, disregarding all others.
If a fur occurs in one or other of the principal colour and metal of your Arms, you take the
colour of its ground, thus — •
Ermine is treated as white. Erminites is treated as white.
Erminois is treated as gold. Pean and ermines is treated as black.
If the field of your Arms is vair, your hvery colours are blue and white, and you are at
liberty to treat whichever you prefer as the dominant colour. If your field be vaire, you take
in the same manner the colours of which the fur is composed.
If the field be of a metal or colour, and the principal charge be vair or vairee, the dominant
colour of your livery is in accordance with the field, and you take either colour or metal, whichever
you may want, from the fur.
If through a change of name you become an accredited representative of a different family,
and the first quarter in your coat-of-arms is altered, your livery ought certainly to change as well.
If you have been using a livery and have no desire to alter it, and subsequently obtain a
grant of Arms, I think it would be found, if the wish were expressed, that in designing the new
coat the Officers of Arms would, if possible, so arrange it that the old livery continued to be correct.
The colours of cars and carriages and of the upholstering are simply a matter of taste, and
it is nothing more than artistic preference and a desire for uniformity — but a very general
preference, by the way — which makes them in accordance with the liveries. In actual practice
the metal of the harness and harness ornaments will usually follow the rules which decide the
metal of the buttons. There is a very pretty custom in vogue at the moment of placing knots
of ribbon or coloured leathers at the heads of horses. These should, of course, follow the two
livery colours.
COCKADES
With the coming of the motor car the cockade has rather fallen into disuse, but the following
notes from the last edition of this book seem worth reprinting.
From liveries to cockades is no great step, and the abuse of this ornament — for such it
assuredly is — is greater than the abuse of Arms. As to this, again, there are no laws in existence,
but the custom which has regulated their usage is much more emphatic and pronounced than
in the case of liveries, and the observance of which at the same time is more widely recognised
and exacted.
The cockade originated in the " brooch," if I may so term it, or fastening of the old three-
cornered hats, and its use upon the hats of servants is a survival of the right to the services of a
soldier servant. It is the last remnant of his military uniform. The black cockade of the present
time is generally known as the " black cockade of Hanover," and its usage upon the hats of
liveried servants dates from about the time of the Hanoverian succession. One hears about the
white cockade of the Stuarts, but I am inchned to think it originated in contradistinction to the
black cockade of Hanover, and I fancy has a greater existence in poetry and romantic chivalry
than it ever had in actual life. It is doubtful if it had anything beyond an actual mihtary
existence, and that using the term " cockade " to mean a favour, and not the exact article to
which we now refer.
The cockade is purely a fighting badge, so that it is essentially ridiculous for civilians or
ladies to pretend to it. There are two shapes at present in general usage ; the most usual is
the one surmounted with a fan-shaped ornament. This is the military cockade. The oval shape,
without the fan, is the naval one. The right to the military cockade is universally conceded to
all officers holding commissions in the Army, Militia, or Volunteers ; and, by virtue of their
military capacity, to Lord-Lieutenants and Deputy-Lieutenants ; and for the same reason, to
High Sheriffs during their year of office. The right to the naval one is conceded to officers
holding commissions in the Navy or Ro^'al Naval Reserve. It is a moot point whether ex-officers,
when no longer holding their commissions, are still entitled to make use of it. In my opinion,
it should be conceded, at any rate, to those who receive permission to continue to wear their
uniform ; but I cannot substantiate my opinion by an}'' authority, or settle the matter one way
or the other.
The Royal cockade is circular, and larger and rather different in the form of its construction.
This shape, in a smaller size, is adopted by many of the royal household for their private purposes,
and I cannot help thinking that the usage of this shape by such persons, and the usage of cockades
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by ambassadors, are simply a matter of privileged concession to the holder of the office for the
being.
The foreign cockades are of different colours. Cussans enumerates —
time being
The German
The Austrian
The Portuguese ,
The Belgian
The Spanish
The Netherlands
Black and white.
Black and yellow.
White and blue.
Black, yellow, and red.
Red.
Orange.
And I have seen others.
From the fact that the use of the cockade is conceded to Deputy-Lieutenants — and the list of
Deputy-Lieutenants includes the great majority of those in a prominent social position — it
seems to be considered by a large number of people that the placing of the cockade upon the
hats of servants is nothing more than an indication of such social position on the part of their
employers, and consequently the pretenders to this rank, with common consent, infringe the
privilege. It is difficult to see what steps can be taken to check the abuse. But now that the
dynasty has changed, and many matters are being brought anew under consideration, it would
be most beneficial if an official notice by the Lord Chamberlain were inserted in the Gazette,
definitely conve}dng the wishes of the Sovereign, if an expression of them could be obtained, as
to what classes were entitled to the privilege. It really seems very probable that the cockade
has now lapsed into meaningless ornament.
The accepted raison d'etre of the black cockade of Hanover no longer exists. If the colour
of the cockade were to be altered, and at the time of the official signification thereof, the
opportunity were taken of definitely stating to whom the new cockade would appertain, attention
would be forcibly drawn to the matter, and public opinion, having definite knowledge to go upon,
would effectually prevent any extensive abuse of the privilege.
And now we come to the question as to what can be done to prevent these abuses of the
right and pri\nlege of bearing Arms, with which I have dealt in the foregoing pages. It is almost
hopeless to advocate or expect any further convictions and fines under the old laws, which
pro\aded such heavy penalties for the wrongful usage of Arms ; but still, overlooking these
penalties, and without any alteration of the law, there is a great deal that might be done.
First and foremost, if the Inland Revenue authorities were more eager and efficient in the
discharge of their duties, and in the enforcement and collection of the annual licenses imposed by
the law, it would make a marvellous difference. And if the payment of the required license were
more rigorously enforced, the average tradesman's wife might think again before answering a
newspaper advertisement and placing herself in a tradesman's hands for a guinea box of
stationery, and perhaps a prudent husband might enforce a Httle reflection.
And the wording upon the licenses issued by the Inland Revenue authorities requires
considerable alteration. At present it reads —
No
LICENXE : TO USE ARMORIAL BEARINGS £i i o
32 and 33 Vict. Cap. 14.
of in the Parish of within the Administrative County of
is hereby Authorised to wear and use Armorial Bearings (but not to have the same painted, marked or affixed on or to
any Carriage) from the day of the date hereof until the 31st day of December next following : the sum of One Pound
One Shilling having been paid for this licence.
Granted at ' this day of by
INLAND REVENUE.
LICENCE : TO USE ARMORIAL BEARINGS £220
32 and 33 Vict. Cap. 14.
■ of in the Parish of within the Administrative County of
is hereby Authorised to wear and use Armorial Bearings, and to have the same painted, marked, or affixed on or to any
Carriage from the day of the date hereof until the 31st day of December next following : he having paid the sum of Two
Founds Two Shillings for the licence.
Granted at this day of by
The italics are mine, and this wording, to put it mildly, is ultra vires. I am not the first to
point out that as it stands now it is a direct infringement of the personal prerogative of the
Sovereign. It needs no Act of Parliam.ent to alter it. With all possible deference to the
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authorities at Somerset House, I would suggest the following wording as more legal and less
open to abuse : —
having paid the sum of one guinea, is hereby
admitted to have fulfilled the requirements of the Inland Revenue Department, but such payment
not to be held to have confirmed or conferred any right to the usage of Arms not sanctioned by
the duly accredited Officers of Arms."
The Act of Parliament creating the requirement of these licenses reads as follows : —
" 32 & 33 Vict. : Customs and Inland Revenue Duties : Ch. 14, sec. 18. On and after the
first day of January one thousand eight hundred and seventy, there shall be granted, charged,
levied and paid, for the use of her Majesty, her heirs and successors in and throughout Great
Britain, under and subject to the provisions and regulations in this Act contained, the following
duties, that is to say : . . . For Armorial Bearings : —
If such Armorial Bearings shall be painted, marked or affixed on or to
any carriage ;^2 2 o
If such Armorial Bearings shall not be so painted, marked, or affixed,
but shall be otherwise worn or used . , . . . .110
Ch. 14, sec. 19 (i). It shall not be necessary for any member of the Royal Family to make
any declaration or to take out any licence under this Act, nor shall it be necessary for the sheriff
of any county, or mayor or other officer in any corporation or royal burgh serving an annual
office therein, to take out a licence for any servants, carriages, or horses employed or kept by
him for the purposes of his office during his year of service, nor for any person who shall by right
of office wear or use any of the Arms or Insignia of any member of the Royal Family, or of any
corporation or royal burgh, to take out a licence in respect of the use of such Arms or Insignia.
Ch. 14, sec. 19 (13). ' Armorial Bearings ' means and includes any Armorial Bearing, Crest,
or Ensign, by whatever name the same shall be called, and whether such Armorial Bearing,
Crest, or Ensign shall be registered in the College of Arms or not.
Ch. 14, sec. 19 (14). Any person who shall keep any carriage, whether owned or hired by
him, shall be deemed to wear and use any Armorial Bearings painted or marked thereon or affixed
thereto.
Ch. 14, sec. 19 (15). It shall not be necessary for a hcence to be taken out by any person
dul)^ licensed by proper authority to keep or use any public stage or hackney-carriage for any
Armorial Bearings painted or marked on such stage or hackney-carriage."
There is some difference between the foregoing and the notice appearing upon the back of
the return, by which you are invited by the means above mentioned to contribute to the Inland
Revenue. It is as follows ; —
"ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
Definitions.
The term ' Armorial Bearings ' means and includes any Armorial Bearing, Crest, or Ensign,
by whatever name the same shall be called, and whether such Armorial Bearing, Crest, or Ensign
shall be registered in the College of Arms or not.
Any person who keeps a carriage, whether owned or hired by him, is deemed to wear and
use any Armorial Bearings painted or marked thereon or affixed thereto.
A licence to use Armorial Bearings on carriages includes the use of such insignia in any other
manner.
Note. — If any person holding a licence at the lower rate of duty shall become liable to the
higher rate by reason of using a carriage with Armorial Bearings thereon, a proper licence must be
taken out within 21 days. The duty on the former licence will then be repaid by the Collector of
Inland Revenue.
Exemptions.
The proprietors of public stage carriages or of hackney-carriages hcensed by local authority,
in respect of any Armorial Bearings marked thereon, or on the harness used therewith.
The Commissioners of Inland Revenue do not require licenses to he taken out in the
following cases : —
1. By any shopkeeper in respect of the use of Armorial Bearings or devices, solely as trade-
marks, and in the course of trade.
2. By any municipal or other corporation, or any public company, in respect of the use of
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their corporate Armorial Bearings, or by any person using the Armorial Bearings of such a
corporation or company by right of office.
3. By any officer or member of a club, or society, using at the club, or on the business of the
society, any Armorial Bearings for the use of which such club or society have taken out a licence.
Persons Exempt From Return and Duty.
1. Members of the Royal Family.
2. The Sheriff of any county, or the Mayor or other officer in any corporation or royal
borough, serving an annual office therein, in respect of any servants or carriages kept by him for
the purposes of his office during his year of service.
3. Persons wearing by right of office any of the Arms or Insignia of members of the Royal
Family, or of any corporation or royal borough, in respect of the use of such Arms or Insignia."
The difference is no doubt somewhat explained by the enclosed reply I received to certain
inquiries upon the matter : —
1642 E " Inland Revenue,
1894 " Somerset House, London, W.C,
" gtk March, 1894.
" Sir, — In reply to your letter dated the 22nd ultimo, I am instructed by the Board of Inland Revenue to acquaint
you that (i) section ig of the Act 32 and 33 V'^ict. c. 14 provides that it shall not be necessary for a Corporation wearing
or using .Anns or Insignia to take out a licence. (2) The above exemption for a Corporation is construed by the Board
as meaning that a licence need not be taken out by any pubhc company for any corporate Armorial Bearings. (3) A
Ucence is not (according to a concession allowed by the Board) required by a shopkeeper for Armorial Bearings used in
connection with matters relating merely to his trade, as on bill-heads, trade labels, &c., or on his shop front ; and this
regulation applies to the use of the Royal .Arms, so far as the Revenue is concerned. But (4) the Board cannot state
whether or not in any particular case objection arises under the Patent, Designs, and Trade-Marks Act of 1883 to the
use of the Roval Arms. This point would be determined by the Board of Trade.
" The Act relating to licences for Armorial Bearings is the 32 and 33 Vict. c. 14. — I am, Sir, your obedient Servant
(Signed) " Wm. Rossetti,
" Asst. Secretary."
Corporations, public companies and tradesmen are every bit as capable of bearing taxation
as those of more patrician birth ; and, moreover, it appears to me that the Inland Revenue
authorities might just as well make up their minds not to collect the tax on wine or cigars when
imported by a tradesman or pubhc company. If the tax were rigidly enforced in all the cases
that the Act sanctions, the revenue from this source would be more than doubled, and tradesmen
would be far less prone to prostitute the dignity of Arms to the catchpenny artifices of business.
As matters stand, they have a direct suggestion and inducement for doing so. And it would
need no Act of ParUament to construct a regulation in the Trade-Mark Registration Department
that no coronet whatsoever, and no design which can be classed as heraldic, should in future be
accepted for registration. It is easy to say what is " heraldic " in design : or the regulation might
run that no design should be placed upon an escutcheon, lozenge, wreath, or chapeau, or in con-
junction with any coronet, and that no design should consist of any object — commonly classed
as heraldic — or any such disposition of objects, upon a circle, parallelogram, or oval, that one
could be led to suppose the design might be considered to be a coat-of-arms. It would not need
an Act of Parliament to introduce a poHce regulation that no vehicle should be licensed as a pubhc
hackney-carriage until anything " heraldic " painted upon it or affixed thereto were defaced or
obhterated. It would only need a resolution of the Common Council for it to become a sine qua
-non that no Armorial Bearings, personal or impersoAal, should be placed upon any casket or
other presentation article ordered by the Corporation, or upon any official invitation card or other
official publication, until such Arms had been sanctioned by the College of Arms.
And a great deal might be done by Town Clerks and Mayors. It is a positive disgrace that
some towns are using Arms which are of no authority. It would be very little trouble for each
To\\Ti Clerk or Mayor of the towns which are illegally using Arms to call the attention of the
Corporation to the fact. I feel certain that in many towns, matters have only to be placed
before the Corporations in the proper light, for immediate steps to be taken to rectify the present
illegal state of affairs. If after having all the facts before them the Corporations are too
parsimonious to move in the matter, it should certainly be made known, in order that the effort
might subsequently be made by private individuals (as it has already been done in a good many
cases) to rectify the apathy of the official bod3^ For surely in these large towns who are still
defaulters there are enough public-spirited people interested in Heraldry to subscribe in small
sums the necessary fees, even if there be no local magnate wilUng to make the town a present of
its Arms. It would be no bad speculation for the local paper in each place to head the subscription
list, for it would be amply repaid for its trouble by the advertisement and by the cash which
would accrue from the sale of photographs of the Patent or accurate copies of the official Arms.
County Councils in the same manner.
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One of the most important checks is in the hands of clergymen, and is this. No brass plate
or mural tablet or tombstone may be erected in a church or churchyard without the consent
of the clergyman thereof for the time being, nor can any hatchment be hung up upon the walls
of the church. I am afraid the day of hatchments has come to a sorry end, but still with these
where they may be used, and with all intra or extra mural monuments, the clergyman can
discourage the use of any but legal Arms. He would be wise to require the mourners to spend
an extra half-guinea to provide a certificate from the College or Office of Arms concerned, that the
Arms proposed to be erected were legally displayed and properly marshalled.
Architects can, and some do, do a great deal — particularly with regard to impersonal Arms — by
discouraging their display unless the coat-of-arms be beyond reproach ; and, where they have
reason to doubt the accuracy or validity of personal Insignia, by taking care to avoid affording
opportunities for the display of such.
I doubt the feasibility or the advantage of a return to compulsory " Visitations," but with
all possible agreement I join my advocacy to that of others who recommend the renewal of the
Visitations in a voluntary form. Many people, on the score of indifference, will not take the
trouble to record their pedigrees, but might respond to an invitation to do so if special facilities
were offered. The world is growing strangely casual and indifferent of late on matters of honour.
The House of Peers has been stated by an able writer to be as representative a body as the
House of Commons, the difference being that the composition of the one is permanent as rep-
resentative of a permanent class, and the other varying as representative of a body varying in
its constitution and wishes. Consequently there is everything in favour of the continuance of
the hitherto practised methods of the selection and creation of Peers.
But there is much to be put forward in favour of the consideration whether services to the
Sovereign or the community, which may happen to be only of a comparatively minor character,
cannot adequately and acceptably be rewarded in more frequent cases by grants of Patents of
Arms, or by grants of Augmentations. Such a revival of ancient practices would greatly add to
the dignity of arms, and in each case can readily be made into a direct memento of whatever
action it is desired to commemorate. And further, it would provide also for cases where services
worthy of recognition have been rendered, where the means do not exist to satisfactorily main-
tain the dignity of knighthood, or of an hereditary title.
It is much to be regretted that it is not considered a necessity for each person, as he attains
his majority, to ascertain and record what Arms, quarterings, and difference mark he should
display. And upon his marriage, it ought to be considered as much a matter of course as
consulting a lawyer as to his marriage settlement, that he should consult an Officer of Arms as to
what difference his marriage makes in his achievement.
But even if the head of every family would take the trouble to investigate the right of his
original ancestors to the Arms they claimed, and would then prove and register his own right to
these Arms, and place upon record what he knows, a great step would be taken towards the
correct end. A certain responsibility attaches to the headship of a house, or even of a branch
of one. It is a rotten argument that because posterity have done nothing for you, you are caUed
upon to do nothing for them. As it has been truh" said : " Many things are lost to us which
were known to our grandfathers, and our grandchildren will search in vain for things which to us
are most familiar."
And there is much to be done in the literary field. Learned treatises are still multiplying in
number, which will even yet continue to discuss the ancient controversy as to whether a lion
passant guardant must not of necessity be a leopard, which even yet take poor Sir Isaac Heard to
task for the coat he designed for Lord Nelson. It is certainly very interesting, but the scientific
side might well have been left until the legal was " understanded of the multitude." But a
series of articles was published, " The Right to Bear Arms," by " X." These articles have
dealt more exhaustively with the legal side of the question than I have done herein, and they
have now been republished in an extended form under the above title. I would also refer to my
own two books, " Heraldry Explained " and " A Complete Guide to Heraldry."
Mr. Walter Rye did a great service to genealogists and antiquarians of all degrees — a service
which I hardly fanc}^ is yet thoroughly realised — when he wrote and published his book, " Records
and Record Searching." In it he says : — " No catalogue or index has ever been published of the
contents of the College, nor have the Officers of Arms ever considered themselves called upon to
issue, as they most certainly ought to do, a list of those persons who are and those persons who
are not entitled to Armorial Bearings. Many of the earlier Visitations have been copied more or
less accurately — rather less than more — and are to be found in the British Museum and other
libraries." I mention it last because I consider that " Armorial Families " is the most crying
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want that Heraldry knows. The College of Arms has not published such a book, and apparently
has left the effort to be made by private enterprise. Had no heraldic book ever been published,
had no list of Arms ever found its way into print, had no unauthorised " Peerage " ever been
compiled, then it would have been well for the science of Armory. If the attempt to supersede
their jurisdiction had been suppressed ages ago, when the College had and exercised sufficient
power and authority to have done so, they would have remained what they are not — (not only
the sole authority upon matters of Arms), but — and here they would have had the power — the sole
source of heraldic information. But it is idle to talk of lost opportunities, the situation of the
moment remains. And it is this — every reference library has a copy of Burke's " General Armory,"
from which the whole wide world helps itself to a crest or a coat-of-arms. Every day the news-
papers and the penny post convey advertisements of those who pretend to find, for three-and-
sixpence or less, Arms for those who don't know how to help themselves. Everybody who
proclaims liimself to be anybody must apparently sport a coat-of-arms. So that the need has
undoubtedly arisen for some book which shall advertise, that all who run may read, which coats-
of-arms are lawfully and legally borne ; that shall discriminate between the sheep and the goats ;
that shall sepai-ate legitimate Armigeri from bogus pretenders. This is the book I am endeavour-
ing to create.
The details of the Armorial Bearings in the present work have had my personal attention,
and I bcheve them to be correct. For the other details I have been at the mercy of those who
have supplied them and the sources from which they have been taken. And, unlike' the details
of the Arms, the other facts and matters have been largely dealt with by my assistants, and I
am not inclined to personally vouch for them to the same extent that I hold myself responsible
as to the Arms, but I have no reason to consider that my book is less accurate than other pubUc-
ations of a similar character. It may not be in some details so extensive, but I beheve that the
information I do give is correct. But as by now most people must have received from six to
eight proofs of their entries at different times, the mistakes remaining must be few in number.
But I do not claim that my book is at present anything like complete. But it is the first and only
attempt to draw a plain, unvarnished, and legible distinction between those Arms for which the
authority has been legally and duly estabUshed and those for which it has not. It is the first
book of its character which has recognised fully that the laws of Arms differ widely in England,
Scotland, and Ireland. It is the only book that has gone to the root of the matter, and treated
of the abuse as well as of the use of Arms.
The difficulties under which my book has been compiled may perhaps in some measure be
appreciated when I say that I personally have had no access to the records of the College of Arms.
My book is in no way official, being issued under neither the sanction, the authority, nor the
control of the College of Arms, of the Lyon Office, or of Ulster's Office. But it is for this reason in
no worse phght than any other book. As far as I know, the " Ordinary of Scottish Arms " by
the late Lyon King is the only book relating to Arms which has even been issued, and which
can be considered in any way official.
And then one passes naturally to the question of what changes in the law are desirable.
In the first place, it should be made imperative that, before any Charter of Incorporation
be granted to any town or company, the fees payable upon a grant of Arms should be lodged with
an Officer of Arms. This would at once check a great abuse, for I find that, unUke the cases of
individuals, when Arms legally exist for a Corporation there is seldom much inclination to go
beyond or set aside what is duly authorised.
The erection of no monument bearing anything of an Armorial character should be permitted
without the production of a certificate from an Officer of Arms of its accuracy.
No Arms whatsoever ought to be permitted to be erected upon any building other than a
private dwelling-house without their validity being certified.
It is desirable that an official Government " Inspector of Seals " be appointed under the
direct authority and control of Garter King of Arms, Lyon King of Arms, and Ulster King of
Arms. And it should be required that all official seals be obtained from him. And by " official "
seals, I mean any seal whatsoever that is used for any purpose other than purely private and
personal matters ; and I would include all Ecclesiastical and Municipal seals, and all Company
seals, and those of the High Sheriffs. This would put an end to the present farce by which many
bogus coats are perpetuated. Such a regulation would inffict no hardship upon anybody, and
would not require a single person to obtain a grant of Arms. For the official Bishoprics there
are the official coats, and a Company or Municipal seal need be engraved with nothing beyond its
legend. If the High Sheriffs did not choose to estabhsh a right to Arms, a monogram would
answer all their purposes.
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The exemptions at present made from the taking out of hcences in the case of " trade
purposes," hackney-carriages, companies, and corporations, it is desirable to aboHsh. They
simply place a premium upon unauthorised coats.
Until 1904 there was a regulation which required that before the Patent of creation for a jj
Baronet could pass the Great Seal, his Arms and pedigree should have been first recorded in the
College of Arms. This should be made to apply to all hereditary titles ; and if it were made to
apply to the dignity of Knighthood as well, it would inflict no hard.ship, and m.ight bring a hand-
some increase to the revenue. And Knights Grand Cross and Peers should be required to obtain |
grants of Supporters. They nearly all assume them, and they might just as well all be required "
to do it legally.
It is desirable that upon proving and recording your right to a coat-of-arms, it should be
possible to obtain damages from any unauthorised person who is making use of the same Arms.
I am advised that as matters exist at present this could not be done, even after the coat had been
" entered at Stationers' Hall."
The penalty for improperly making use of the Royal Arms, besides being much more
rigorously enforced, might, with advantage, be increased. It is doubtful to my mind if the Prince
of Wales' badge at present is protected. If it is not, it should be definitely included.
A penalty should be legalised and enforced upon those who make use of Municipal Arms for
other than Municipal purposes.
The last suggestion I will make is one for the origin of which I cannot claim the whole
credit. The law at present requires that a licence shall be taken out annually for the use of
Armorial Bearings, namely, of one guinea, or if used upon a carriage, of two guineas.
The proposition in question is, that it should be. open to any one, corporations included, to
obtain a certificate from the Officers of Arms that they were legally entitled to bear Arms. Such
certificate might, as a help to the Revenue, be required to bear a half-crown stamp. Upon the
production of this certificate, a remission of 25 or perhaps 50 per cent, upon the amount payable
to be made to the applicant. And failing the production of the certificate, the licences to be
increased to two guineas and five guineas respectively.
Such a change would at once commend itself not only to those Armigers who would be
empowered to take advantage of it, but to every one who has at heart in the least degree the welfare
and respect of true Armory. A few people — e.g., of illegitimate descent — would pig-headedly
pay the higher fee in perpetuity rather than have their claims adjudicated upon, but the great
majority would immediately prove and establish their right or drop the use of Arms. Then there
would be at once a practical end to the bogus display of Arms.
Such a change is only likely to take place if it can be shown that it will increase or at least
not diminish the revenue. It is my opinion, and also the opinion of all others whom I have con-
sulted, that the revenue from this source would, as a result, substantially increase. In the first
place, a large revenue would arise from the stamps upon the certificates. In the next place,
a large number of people in undoubtedly good position are sinning through ignorance of
the law, and making use of unauthorised Arms. They would have their attention forcibly called
to this, and a large number of new grants would require to be issued, and the revenue from the
stamps thereupon would be of great magnitude. It would call attention pointedly to the
Scottish law of Arms, which requires all younger sons and cadets to matriculate their Arms, and
of course in Lyon Office the whole of the fees accrue to the Government. There would constantly
and continuously be required new matriculations as each younger son attained his majority
and the fees, ;^I2 in each case, would materially lighten the woes of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
for the time being. And this would be by creating no new law of Arms, but simply by enforcing
laws which not only exist but are recognised and in a measure conformed to at the present day.
And it would be a " Democratic " Budget enough, in all conscience, for it would not touch
this latter-day fetish, the British working man.
But to my mind, as a lover of Armory, by far the greatest argument in its favour is, that it
would in some measure restore the ancient respect for Arms — it would in some degree renew their
ancient lustre.
I have little more to say ; the advantages, on more general grounds, of these remedies for
which I have pleaded I would much rather leave in some better hands to put forward.
If honour be at an end let its signs and tokens go with it. But Arms have even yet a lustrous
meaning and a significance known and cherished by many, and " surely even those who affect
the greatest contempt for Heraldry will admit that if Arms are to be borne at all, it should be
according to the laws of Arms ; and that, if the display of them be a matter of vanity, it is a
less creditable vanity to parade as our own those which belong of right to others."
A. C. F-D.
THE ANCIENT FAMILIES OF ENGLAND
A CRITICAL examination of the Arms of the upper classes in this country,
shows so plainly that the great bulk of our present aristocracy are in
the male line of comparatively modern origin that it becomes of considerable
interest to ascertain which families still existing can rightly and properly,
be regarded as of unquestionably ancient lineage. The list which follows
is an attempt to collect the names of such houses. I have no doubt I am laying
up for myself trouble untold by making a selection, but that I must risk. But I preface
the list by the remark that I have found it impossible to include Welsh, Scottish, or
Irish families.
There are many Welsh families with pedigrees running back into remote antiquity
which at first sight would appear to rank as far more ancient than any existing English
houses. The pedigrees are accepted officially, and it should be remembered that these
pedigrees are not what can justifiably be termed bogus pedigrees in the sense in which
that term is applied to fraudulently faked or concocted ones. In the later generations
which can be tested by contemporary documentary records the pedigrees will stand
examination, but the early generations which give to them their inordinate length, and,
if they can be accepted, place Welsh families far before Enghsh ones in antiquity, are
of course nothing more than mere strings of names. They, however, violate probabilities
by inclusion of far more generations than should occur in the ordinary course of a descent
between known historical dates. A very ingenious explanation has been put forward,
based upon the ancient Welsh Land Tenure, that these names were preserved as those
members of the family entitled to participate in the ownership of the land, and that at
many points the names should be read across as the names of brothers instead of father
and son and grandson. No one suggests that the civilisation of the Welsh surpassed that
of the Enghsh, and with all English pedigrees ceasing at or shortly before the Conquest, one
would not expect to find Welsh pedigrees centuries older. There is this, however, to be
said for Welsh pedigrees, that the more important ones are those of Sovereigns — petty
though they may have been. Nevertheless one cannot but regard them, for good or ill,
as " Welsh " pedigrees, and whilst accepting them as genuine " Welsh " pedigrees, one
leaves them as that.
I have excluded Scottish families because, after one has enumerated Campbell,
Duke of Argyll, Douglas, Duke of Hamilton, Hamilton, Duke of Abercorn, Drummond,
Earl of Perth, and the other historic houses whose names are household words, one is
met with the problem whether or not reputed cadet families really have the blood of
those famihes whose names and differenced versions of whose Arms they bear. Personally
I class the average Scottish pedigree with a Welsh one, and I prefer to leave the Scottish
Houses to some one more familiar with Scottish Genealogies who will attempt to
differentiate between genuine and reputed cadets,
Irish families again are a difficulty, and Celtic romance has only too often supplied
the hiatus of fact. My list hereunder is intended to be only of families of English
descent.
XXXVl
Cbe Oncient jFamilies of OBnglanD
The oldest male pedigree of any person belonging to the United Kingdom, the finest
and longest undoubted and unbroken lineal male descent, is that of
HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V
who is thirty-first in descent from Wittekind the Great, first Duke of Saxony, who died
A.D. 807. That pedigree is wholly German through his father, and His Majesty's EngUsh
descent from the Stuarts, the Tudors, the Plantagenets, and from Alfred the Great is not
in the male line. It is because His Majesty's ancestors in the male line have always had
territorial dignities, and have never needed a surname from a period anterior to the origin
of hereditary surnames, that His Majesty had no surname at all until the surname of
Windsor was adopted.
SAXON FAMILIES
There are certain English families which claim by tradition to be of Saxon descent.
I am not aware that in any case it would be possible to demonstrate the fact by
documentary evidence, but in each case no claim is put forward to Norman origin, and
the unvaried tradition has been of a Saxon origin. Whether this be so or not, each of
these families is of the greatest antiquity. They are :
Ashburnham, Earl of Ashburnham.
Carew of Carew, Bt., Fitz Gerald, Duke of
Leinster, Fitz Maurice, Marquess of Lans-
downe, and Gerard, Lord Gerard, all
tracing male descent from Otho, living in
England temp. Edward the Confessor.
Croft of Croft Castle, Bt.
Bering of Surrenden Bering.
Be Trafford of Old Trafford.
Kingscote of Kingscote.
Lumley, Earl of Scarbrough.
Mitford, Lord Redesdale.
Scrope of Banby.
Shirley, Earl FeiTers.
Sneyd of Keele Hall.
Stourton of Stourton, Lord Mowbray and
Stourton.
Swinton of Swinton.
Towneley of Towneley and Fulbourne.
Trelawney, Bt.
Wolseley of Wolseley, Bt., and Visct. Wolseley.
NORMAN FAMILIES
It is not easy to definitely prove that any given family "came over with the
Conqueror," constantly though this glib claim is put forward, but the following families,
reputedly of Norman origin, are found immediately after the Conquest established
in this country :
Bagot of Bagot's Bromley, Lord Bagot.
Barttelot of Stopham, Bt.
Bassett of Tehidy.
Beaumont, Bt.
Bedingfeld, Bt.
Blount of Sodington.
Brabazon, Earl of Meath.
Colville of Lullington.
Corbet of Moreton Corbet, Bt.
Barcy, now represented in the male line by the
Irish branch.
Barell, Bt.
Baubeney of Cote.
Bavenport of Bavenport.
Be Hoghton, Bt.
Bevereux, Viscount Hereford.
Fitz William, Earl Fitzwilliam.
Gage, Viscount Gage.
Gresley, Bt.
Grimston of Grimston Castle, and Earl of
Verulam.
Grosvenor, Buke of Westminster.
Gurdon, Lord Cranworth.
Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon.
Knightley of Fawsley, Bt.
Mainwaring of Whitmore.
Malet, Bt.
Molyneux, Earl of Sefton.
Mordaunt, Bt.
Nevill, Marquess of Abergavenny.
Nugent, Earl of Westmeath.
St. George, Bt.
St. Leger, Viscount Boneraile.
Sandford of Sandford.
Stanley, Earl of Berby.
Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Vernon, Lord Vernon.
Cbe Ancient JTamilic0 of CnglanD
XXXVll
The names which follow are those of families which, if not demonstrably Norman,
in the sense of deriving in the male Une from companions of the Conqueror, are neverthe-
less found established in the early Plantagenet reigns, and rank, in antiquity, but little
behind the families in the foregoing lists :
Acland, Bts.
Acton, Lord Acton.
Aldersey of Aldersey.
Amherst, Earl Amherst.
Arundell, Lord Arundell of Wardour.
Assheton of Downham.
Astley (now Astley-Corbett) , Bt.
Astley, Lord Hastings.
Babington of Cossington.
Bampfylde, Lord Poltimore.
Berney, Bt.
Bingham, Earl of Lucan.
Boothby, Bt.
Boscawen, Viscount Falmouth.
Botevile (now Thynne), Marquess of Bath.
Brudenell (now Brudenell- Bruce), Marquess of
Ailesbur}'.
Butler, Marquess of Ormonde, Earl of Carrick
and Lord Dunboyne.
Cary, Viscount Falkland.
Cave (now Cave-Brown-Cave), Bt.
Cavendish, Duke of Devonshire.
Chetwode, Bt.
ChetA\ynd, Viscount Chetwynd.
Chichester, Bt., and Marquess of Donegall.
Cholmondeley, Marquess of Cholmondeley.
Clifford, Lord CUfford.
Clifton of Clifton, and Lord Grey de Ruthyn.
Clinton, Duke of Newcastle.
Courtenay, Earl of Devon.
Cunliffe, Bt.
Dawney, Viscount Downe.
De Burgh, Marquess of Clanricarde.
Digby, Lord Digby.
Dillon,- Viscount Dillon.
Egerton (now Grey-Egerton) , Bt.
Eyton of Eyton. co. Salop.
Fairfax, Lord Fairfax,
ffarington of Worden.
Fitz Harding (now Berkeley), Earl of Berkeley.
Fitz Herbert of Swynnerton.
Fitz Herbert of Tissington, Bt.
Forester (now Weld-Forester), Lord Forester.
Fortescue, Earl Fortescue.
Fulford of Fulford.
Giffard, Earl of Halsbury.
Goring, Bt.
Gower (now Sutherland-Leveson-Gower), Duke
of Sutherland.
Grey, Earl Grey.
Grey, Earl of Stamford.
Guise, Bt.
Haggerston of Haggerston Castle, Bt.
Hamerton of Hellifield.
Hanbury, Lords Bateman and Sudeley.
Harington, Bt.
Heneage, Lord Heneage.
Hervey, Marquess of Bristol.
Howard, Duke of Norfolk.
Jerningham (now Staff ord-Jerningham), Lord
Stafford.
Jocelyn, Earl of Roden.
Lambton, Earl of Durham.
Lee of Coton.
Leighton, formerly of Leighton, Bt.
Leycester of Nether Tabley.
Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale.
Lyttelton, Viscount Cobham and Lord Hather-
ton.
Manners, Duke of Rutland.
Mansel, Bt.
Meynell of Meynell Langley.
Middleton, Bt.
Mundy of Markeaton and Shipley.
Needham, Earl of Kilmorey.
Northcote, Earl of Iddesleigh.
Onslow, Earl of Onslow.
Pauncefort, now Pauncefort-Duncombe, Bt.
Pelham, Earl of Chichester.
Radclyffe of Foxdenton.
Rodney, Lord Rodney.
St. John, Lords Bolingbroke and St. John.
Saltmarsh of Saltmarsh.
Salvin of Croxdale and Hawksfold.
Seymour (now St. Maur), Duke of Somerset.
Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield and Harrington.
Stonor, Lord Camoys.
Strickland of Sizergh.
Swinburne, Bt.
Tempest of Broughton.
Thornhill of Diddington.
Throckmorton, Bt.
Tichborne (now Dough ty-Tichborne) , Bt.
Toke of Godinton.
Villiers, Earls of Jersey and Clarendon.
Wallop (now Fellowes), Earl of Portsmouth.
Walpole, Earl of Orford.
West, Earl De la Warr.
Whitgreave of Moseley.
Whitmore, now of Orsett Hall.
Wilbraham, Earl of Lathom.
Willoughby, Lord Middleton.
Wingfield, Viscount Powerscourt.
Wodehouse, Earl of Kimberley.
Wombwell, Bt.
Wrottesley, Lord Wrottesley.
Wybergh of Chfton Hall.
Wyndham of Denton.
The next class of family which in these democratic days may truly be styled " ancient,"
are those famiUes who proved their right to bear Arms at the time of the Visitations. This
will be a much more difficult list to compile, but I hope in some future edition of " Armorial
xxxvm
Cije Ancient jTamiliejef of OBnglanti
Families " that it may be possible to publish such a list. I shall be pleased to hear from
those who consider the names of their families should be included, hut in every case it is
an absolutely essential necessity that an official certificate should be forwarded to me
stating at what Visitation the Arms were first confirmed and that the applicant is descended
in the male line from the person to whom the Arms were confirmed. It is useless to
WRITE ME ON THIS POINT EXCEPT SUBJECT TO THAT UNDERSTANDING. I have UO wish to
be discourteous, but long experience compels me to say that I much prefer to correspond
with the male members of a family on genealogical matters. I have never yet succeeded
in convincing a lady of anything she didn't wish to know.
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l-.R.S.E., F.G.S., F.R.G.S., of Altmore, Strawberry Hill, Jackson Crispin of New York, too late for inclusion in
iMiddx., was elected Mayor of Twickenham, 1928. the body of the work. The 7th quartering should read
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of the second for diiierence." The mo"tto should read
" Dum clavum rectum teneam."
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to, and creations of titles, clubs, livery, armorial bearings, including impalements, date of marriage, name of wife and of her
father, names of children and dates of birth of sons, names of estates and postal addresses. The Editor will be happy
in all cases to insert any number of quarterings that are duly recorded (upon proof of this being produced), and will add
such of the details above indicated as may be omitted. lie hopes also to have his attention called to any mistakes, and
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omitted, and the names of daughters are always placed after the names of sons, notwithstanding any priority of birth.
The description tJentleman is used throughout the book in its ancient and strictly legal and correct interpretation, namely,
a person entitled to bear arms ; and it occurs in every such instance where there is no other title employed. The
followin<T are Esquires, and should be so described. The term is not used in "Armorial Families" except in such
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a-ABABRELTON (L.O.). Gules, a Pegasus salient
argent. Mantling gules dcubled argent. Crest— On a
wreath ( f his liveries, a Pegasus salient argent. Mottoes —
(over crest), " Abal breotan"; (underarms), " Belaborant."
Badge A Pegasus salient argent.
Eld. son of Robert S. a-Ababrelton of Pakefield,
Suffolk; Old Leytcn, Essex; and Bursttw, Surrey;
b. 1827; d. 1899; m. 1851, Mary, only child of late
Robert Ling Turtle of Croydon, Surrey: —
Robert (Turtle) a-Ababrelton, Esq., F.R.G.S., F.R.S.S.,
F.R.S.A., F.R.C.I., F.R.E.S., F.S.A., late Secretary
to the Lands Commission and Lands Beard of Natal,
Etc., formerly Pnv. Sec. to Viscount Cranborne, M.P.
(new Marquess of Salisbury). Registrar Native High
Court, and Commandant of Engineers, N.R.R. ; b. 1852;
m. ist, 1874, Haniette K. (d. i8g8), d. of William
Dcdd ff Weymouth; and, 1907, Anne (d. 1914), only
d. of late Jchn E. Stratford of Heme Hill, Surrey ;
and has issue (see next entry). Res. — Pietermaritzburg,
Natal, South Africa. Post. add. — Post Be x 325. Pieter-
maritzburg, Natal, and 30 Kilyon Road, Clapham Rise,
S.W.8. C/m6— Authors'.
a-ABABREi.TON (H. CclL). Argent, en a pile gules, a
winged hi rse fcrcen^, and in base two swords in saltire
points upwards, the dexter surmounted by the sinister all
counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On
a wreath of the colours, a horse forcen6 gules, winged
argent, supporting with the forefeet a sword erect proper,
point downwards, pommel and hilt or. Mottoes— (over
crest), " Abal-breotan " ; (below arms), " Belaborant."
Issue of R< bert Turtle a-Ababrelton, Esq. (see
above), b. 1852; m. ist, 1874, Harriette K., eld. d. of
late William Di dd of Wevmouth :—
Robert R. de R. a-Ababrellon, Esq., M.A., LL.B.
(Camb. — Honours), F.S.S., F.R.E.S., is in H.M.'s Civil
Service, India Office, Whitehall, ^. 1875; w. and has issue :
I dau. Res. — 161 Sixth Avenue, Little Iliord, Essex;
Downing College, Cambriiige.
(R( bert) Ernest de R. i-Ababrelton , Gentleman, b.
1885. /?<rj.— 30 Kilyon Roid, Clapham Rise, S.W.8.
Julia Kate R. de R. .\-Ababrelton.
ABBEV (H. Coll.). Gules, on a fesse between three
lozenges in chief and a lymphad, oars in action and sails
furled, m base, all argent, a swallow volant of the field.
Mantling gulta and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the
colours, an eagle displayed argent, between two cross
crosslets or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet
gules.
Son of Henry Abbey, Gentleman, J. P., b. 1816 ; d.
1911 : —
William Henry Abbey, Gentleman, (5. 1864; /«. Florence.
(Arms ' f Belcher, namely: — Gales, five pellets or, a chief
vair of the second and 'sable), d. and co-h. of the late
atJt)
ai)c
Henry Belcher of Hove, and has had issue:— (i) John
Ronald Abbey, Esq., Capt. late The Rifle Bde., h. 1894 [m.
1921, Lady Ursula Helen, d. of 4th Earl Cairns (Res. —
Woldhurst Manor, Crawley)] ; (2) Noel Roland Abbey
Gentleman, Lieut. Gren. Gds. , b. 1897; killed in acticn
1918 ; {3) William Henry Abbey, Gentleman, b. 1904. Res.
— Uckfield House, Sussex.
ABBOTT (H. Coll.). Purpure, a pile wavy vair6 argent
and gules between two water-bougets in base or, on a canton
argent, a crozier erect azure. Mantling purpure and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a fo.\ passant per pale
sable and argent, charged on the shoulder with a water-
bougetor. Motto — " Labore."
Only son of Charles Stuart Aubrey Abbott, 3rd Baron
Tenterden, K.C.B. , Permanent Under-Sec. of State
for Foreign Affairs, b. 1834; d. 1882; 7n. ist, 1859,
Penelope Mary Gertrude, d. of Lt.-Gen. Sir John
Rowland Smyth, K.C.B. :—
Rt. Hon. Charles Stuart Henry Abbott, 4th Baron
Tenterden (30 April 1827), late Lieut. 3rd Batt. York and
Lancaster Regt. [Supporters — Dexter, a dragon, wings
elevated vert, gorged with the collar of the Lord Chief-
Justice and charged on the shoulder with a water-bouget
or; sinister, a pelican with wings elevated or, beaked,
vulned, and gorged with a collar of roses gules], b. 1865 ;
m. 1906, Elfrida Charlotte, only d. of the late vlaj.-Gen. Sir
Alfred Turner, K.C.B.; and has issue — Hon. Charles Stuart
Anthony Rowland Abbott, b. 1909 ; and Hon. Gwen Elfrida
Penelope. Res.—i-; Onslow Square, S.W.7. Club — •
St. James's.
ABDY (R.L. , 2 June 1775, H. Coll.). Or, twochevronels
between three trefoils slipped sable. Mantling sable and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head
proper. Motto — " Tenax et fidelis."
Son of Sir Henry Beadon Abdy, 4th Bart., b. 1853;
d. 1921 ; m. 1891, Anna Adele Coronna (d. 1920) : —
Sir Robert Henry Edward Abdy, 5th Bart., (8 June,
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X BECKETT (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron gules, be-
tween three lions' heads erased of the last, a fleur-delys
between two annulets of the first, all within a bordure
wavy of the second. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lys azure, surmounted with
a lion's head erased ermine, the whole debruised by a
bendlet sinister wavy or.
Sons of late Hon. William Arthur Callander a Beckett,
J. P., an Exec. Councillor of Colony of Victoria, a
Member of the Legislative Council of that Colony
1868-1876 (eld. s. of Sir William k Beckett, first Chiel-
Justice of the Colony of Victoria), b. 1833; d. 19
m. 1855, Emma, d. and h. of John Mills of Melbourne.
[Arms as above, but quartering Mills : Party per pale
indented argent and azure, a millrind between three
escallops all counterchanged ; and using motto, " Foys
sapience et chevalerie."] : —
William Gilbert a Beckett, Esq., M.A., LL.M. (Camb.),
M.A.,LL.M. (Melbourne), Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple),
Barrister and Solicitor of Melbourne, sometime Lieut. Camb.
Vol. Rifles, b. 10 Ap. 1864; m. . C/?<<^— Melbourne
Club (Melbourne, Victoria).
Arthur HeywoodSt. Thomas a Beckett, Esq., Capt. (ret.)
Antrim Art. Mil., b. 18 June 1867; m. Aug. 1898, Beatrice
Isabel, 2nd d. of late Arthur S. Windsor of Melbourne.
Sons of Arthur William a Beckett, Esq. , Capt. late
4th Batt. Cheshire Regt., Barrister-at-Law (Gray's
Inn), b. 1844 ; d. 1909 ; m. 1876, Susanna Francis,
eld. d. of Forbes Winslow, M.D., D.C.L., of Caven-
dish Square, Middx. : —
Patrick Albert Forbes Winslow a Beckett, Esq., Major
(ret.) R.A., b. 1880; m. 1908, Lady Nora [d. 1919), only
d. of and Earl Kitchener of Khartoum. Clubs— ]m\\.
United Service, Savage.
Walter Horace Francis a Beckett, Lieut. -Col. (ret.) R.A. ,
b. 1881 ; m. Enid Violet, d. of James Thorn of Gr..-
hamstown, S. Africa, and has issue — Patricia Enid. Res.
— Flower House, Beckenham Lane, S.E.6. Clubs — Jun.
United Service, Constitutional (Bromley).
ABERCONWAY, see McLAREN,
ABERCORN, see HAMILTON.
ABERCROMBIE (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron gules,
between in chief two boars' heads couped azure and in
base a serpent nowed proper. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a serpent, as in the
arms, thereon a bee proper. Motto — " Vive ut vi\as."
Only son of John Abercrombie, Esq., J. P. co. West-
morland, M.D., F.R.C.P., of Augill Castle, Brough,
Westmorland, b. 1851 ; d. 1914 ; m. 1903, Evelyn
Graham, d. of James Aspinall Tobin, Esq., J. P. : — ;:,'-•'
John Abercrombie, Gentleman, b. 1904. Res. — The
Manor House, Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland.
JAMES ALEXANDER ABERCROMBY, Gentleman,
born October 4, 1875, being the son of the late Alexander
Abercromby, Gentleman, Doctor of Medicine of the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh, and Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons of Edinburgh, by his wife Esther Susanna, only
child by his second marriage of Hermanns Christoffel Ester-
huyzen of Vruchtbaar, Wellington, Cape of Good Hope.
ate
abr
Armorial bearings (L.O., 1891)— Parted per pale argent
and gules, a chevron between two boars' heads erased in
chief, and a bee volant en arriere in base all counter-
changed. Above the sliield is placed a helmet befitting his
degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon
a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a bee volant or ;
and upon an escroll above, this Motto, "Vive ut vivas."
Livery — Claret colour.
ABERCROMBYof Birkenbog (L.O., matric. 1674 and
1792). Argent, a chevron gules, between three boars' heads
erased azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest-
On a wreath of his liveries, a falcon proper. Supporters —
Two greyhounds argent, collared gules. Mottoes — (over
crest), "Petit alta ; " (under arms), "Mercy is my
desire."
Son of Sir Robert John Abercromby, 7th Bart., Vice-
Lieut. CO. Banff, D.L. Banff and Aberdeen, b. 1850;
d. 1895 ; m. 1883. Florence Anita Eyre, C.B.E. , d. of
Eyre Coote of West Park, Hants. : —
Sir George William Abercromby, 8th Bart. (N.S.,
20 Feb. 1635-6), of Birkenbog, co. Banff, D.S.O., Lt.-Col.
6th Gordon Highlanders, formerly Lt.-Col. 8th Black
Watch, b. 1886. Seats — Forglen House, nr. Turriff,
Banffsh. ; Birkenbog and Castle Douglas, N.B.
ABERDARE, see KNIGHT.
ABERDEEN, see GORDON.
The Most Hoxourabi,e HENRY GILBERT
RALPH NEVILL, MARQUESS OF ABERGAVENNY
and Earl of Lewes in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
(14 Jan. 1876), Earl of Abergavenny and Viscount Nevill
in the Peerage of Great Britain (17 -May 1784), and Baron
Bergavenny m the Peerage of England (5 Sept. 1450), Lt.-
Col. late T. A. Reserve, formerly West Kent Yeomanry and
Sussex Imperial Yeomanry. Born 2 Sept. 1854, being the
second son of the Most Honourable Sir William Nevill,
K.G. . ist Marquess of Abergavenny, by his first wife
Caroline, dau. of Sir John Vanden Bempde Johnstone,
2nd Baronet, of Hackness Hall, Yorkshire ; succeeded his
brother as 3rd Marquess 1927. Armorial bearings — He
bears for Arms, gules, on a saltire argent, .a rose of the
field, barbed and seeded proper. Ateove the escutcheon is
placed the coronet of his rank and thereupon a helmet
befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules and argent ;
an 1 for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head
couped sable ; and on either side of the escutcheon are
placed for his Supporters a bull argent pied sable, armed,
iinguled, collared and chained or, the chain terminating in
a staple. Motto — " Ne vile velis." Married firstly,
12 Sept. 1876, Violet (who died 1880), dau. of the late
Lt.-Col. Henry Dorrien Streatfield, of Chiddingsnne
Castle, Kent ; and by her has surv. issue — Lady Joan
Marion, C.B.E. [m. 1898, 4th Marquess Camden ; and has
issue]. His Lordship married secondly, 20 Oct. i886,
Maud Augusta (who died 1927I, dau. of the late William
Beckett, M.P. ; and has further issue — Lady Marguerite
Helen \m. 1907, 21st Baron Hastings; and has issue].
His Lordship married thirdly, 1928, Mary Frances, dau.
of the late Honourable Ralph Pelham Nevill, and widow
of 3rd Viscount Hardinge. ^ira/^Eridge Castle, Sussex.
Town res. — 30 Belgrave Square, S.W. Clubs — Carlton,
Pratt's, Boodle's, Conservative.
ABINGDON, see BERTIE.
ABINGER, see SCARLETT.
ABR.\HAM (H. Coll., 14 Sept. 1914). Per fesse azure
and argent, in chief a sun in splendour or, and in base
a greyhound courant sable, collared of the second.
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a greyhound's head sable, collared argent and
charged on the neck with a sun, as in the arms. Motto
— " Semper fidelis."
Son of the Rt. Rev. Charles John Abraham, D.D.,
Bishop of Wellington, X. Zealand, h. 1814 ; d. 1903 ;
m. 1850, Caroline Harriet, d. of Sir Charles Thomas
Palmer, 2nd Bart. : —
The Rt. Rev. Charles Thomas Abraham, D.D., formerly
Bishop Suffragan of Derby, h. 1857 ; m. 1883, Mary
Theresa, d. of Ven. Charles Wellington Furse, of Halsdon
House, Devon ; and has issue — (i) Charles Wellington
Rupert Abraham, Esq. h. 1884 {Res. — Kenya Colony,
E. Africa); (2) Jasper Abraham, Esq., Capt. (ret.)
R.F.A., 6. i886(i?«. — Kenya Colony); (3) Michael Hud-
son Abraham, Esq., Capt. (ret.) R.F.A., h. 1893 [m. 1922,
Sibyl Laetitia, d. of W. Freeman, 103 Westbourne
Terrace] ; (4) Rev. Philip Selwyn Abraham, Capt. (ret.)
R.F.A., h. 1897 [w. 1923, Elizabeth Dorothy, d. of
Sir John Marriott, M.P. for York {Res. — Daybrook,
Notts. )] ; Marjorie Monsell [m. 1917, Rev. Sydney Swann,
Chaplain at Nairobi] ; Mary Theresa Caroline [»n. 1917,
Rev. A. R. Browne- Wilkinson, M.C., Southwell Diocesan
Missioner] ; Katharine Nona \m. 1923, Rev. Alfred Swann,
Vicar of Liversedge, Yorks.] ; Jeannie Furse ; Delia
Reynolds. Res. — Bower Hill, Repton, co. Derby ; Little
Moreton Hall, Cheshire.
ABRAHAM (H. Coll., 14 Nov. 1876). Ermine, on a
chevron between three mullets of eight points gules, as
many towers argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, in
front of two fronds of fern, a rook proper. Motto —
"Veritas libertas. "
Sons of Thomas Fell Abraham, Gentleman, ekl. son
of John Abraham (see below), b. 1847 ; d. 1924 ; m.\i%\.,
1880, Margaret Sarah, eld. d. of Joseph J. Brown, of
Woodbridge, Suffolk [d. 1889) ; 2nd, 1893, Catherine
Frances [d. 1925), third d. of Bell Williams of Liver-
pool : —
John Fell, Gentleman (assumed by Deed Poll 1922, the
name of Fell in lieu of Abraham), b. 1882. Res. —
Edward Mitford Abraham, Gentleman, b. 1883. Res. —
Second son of John Abraham, b. 1813; d. i88i ;
m. Maria Hayes, d. of John Tyerman : —
.\lfred Clay Abraham, Gentleman, F. I.C. , F.C.S.,
b. 1853; m. 1880, Lucy EUison, daughter of Henry Hunter
Golding ; and has surv. issue — (i) Robert .Askew Abraham,
Gentleman, A.M. I.C. E. (Eng.),6. March 19, 1890 [w. Ruth
Blackledge] ; (2) Cuthbert Fenwick Abraham, Gentleman,
b. May 26, 1891 \m. Emily James] ; Agnes Mitford [w. John
Milner Shack lefon] ; and Dorothy Foster [/«. T. Place, of
Northallerton]. Postal addresses— 2 Kingsmead Road,
South Birkenhead ; 87 Bold Street, Liverpool.
ABRAHAM (H. Coll.). Sable, sem^e of estoiles, three
escutcheons or. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a thorn-tree proper, a
ram statant argent, horned or. Motto — " Deus meum
scutum est."
Son of : —
John George Abraham, Esq. , J. P., is Liveryman and Tin-
plate Worker of London, b. . Res. — Grove Lodge,
.\Iuswell Hill, London, N.
abt
M
ABRAHAMS (H. Coll.). Per chevron azure and argent,
in chief two lozenges, and in base a lion rampant, all
counterchanged. Mantling' azure and argent. Crest^On
a wreath of the colours, on two ostrich feathers in saltire, an
antelope's head erased. Motto — " Verite sans peur."
Son of : —
Louis Abrahams. J?es. — Northgate House, Avenue Road,
London, N.W.
ABRAHAMSON (H. Coll. 23 Dec. 1920). Per chevron
sable, sem6e of estoiJesor, and barry wavy of four argent
and vert. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath
argent and sable, in front of a ram's scalp homed argent,
a cross of thunder proper. Motto — " Dole nunquam."
Only son of Arnold Abrahamson, of Copenhagen and
London, 6. 1830; rf. 1910; »». 1863, Flora, d. of N.de
Jongh, Merchant, of London and Amsterdam : —
Sir Martin Arnold Abrahamson, K.B.E, (1920), b.
1870 ; tn. 1903, Emma, d. of Bernard Hirsch-
pning ; and has issue — Arnold Mogens Abrahamson,
Esq., b. 1904 ; and Ettie Kate. Res. — Copenhagen.
Clubs — Overseas; British (Copenhagen).
ABRAMof Reading (H. Coll., 25 Sept. 1922).— Sable,
on a chevron engrailed, between three towers or, a martlet
between two mullets of the field. Mantling sable and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower
argent, a martlet sable. Motto — " Nil sine labore viret."
Son of George Abram, of the Middle Temple : —
Sir George Stewart Abram, Knt. Bach. (1922), M.B.,
B.C. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., J.P., Maj. (ret.)
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), b. 1866 ; tn. 1893, Ethel May, d. of the
late T. Rider, M.V.O. ; and has issue — Rider Stewart
Abram, Esq., Sub-Lieut. R.N., b. 1904; Sybil Ethel
[tn. 1925, Capt. W. R. Hay, I. A.]; Barbara Elizabeth
[tn. 1921, Louis Victor Smith.] Res. — 106 London Road,
Reading, Berks.
ACHESON (U.O., 1776). Argent, a double-headed
eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered or, on a chief
vert, two mullets of the third. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock gules, standing
on a trumpet or. Motto — " Vigilantibus."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir Archibald Brabazon Sparrow
Acheson, K. P. , 4th Earl of Gosford, d. 1841 ; d. 1922 ;
f?t. 1876, Lady Louisa Montagu, D.B.E., a Lady of the
Bedchamber to H.M. Queen Alexandra, d. of 7th Duke
of Manchester, K.P. :—
Rt. Hon. Sir Archibald Charles Montagu Brabazon
Acheson, M.C., 5th Eaii of Gosford (Irel., 4 Feb. 1806),
Viscount Gosford (Irel., 20 June 1785), and Baron Gosford
(Irel., 20 July 1776), Baron Worlingham (U.K., 13 June
1835), and Achescn (U.K., 18 Sept. 1847), also a Baronet
(N.S. 1 Jan. 1628), D.L. co. Armagh, Lieut. -Col. Reserve of
Officers, late Coldstream Guards, served in S. Africa 1899-
1901 (medal and 5 clasps), and Great War, 1914-18,
(despatches, M C). [Supporters— Dexter, a leopard proper ;
sinister, another regardant ; both collared and chained or],
6. 1877 ; 7fi. 1910, Mildred, only dau. of J. Ridgely Carter,
late American Minister to the Balkans, and has issue-
Archibald Alexander John Stanley Acheson, commonly
called Viscount Acheson, for whom H.M. Queen Alexandra
stood sponsor, 6. 191 1; Hon. Patrick Bernard Victor
Montagu Acheson, d. 1915 ; Lady Camilla Mildred Nicola ;
and Lady Mary Virginia Shirley. Seat — Richhill. co.
Armagh. Town res. — Falmouth House, Clarendon Place,
W.2. C/«^5— Travellers', Turf, R.Y.S.
Hon. Patrick Charles George Cavendish Acheson. D.S.O. ,
M.V.O., Comdr. R.N. (ret.), 6. 1883; m. 1915, Norah, d.
of Alfred Jones, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and has issue-
Nicholas Archibald Edward Patrick Acheson, Esq., fi.
1917 ; Michael Ernest Brabazon Acheson, Esq., 6. 1917 ;
and Blanche Theodosia. J?es. — 40 Beaufort Gardens
S.W.3.
ACHESON, of Graphilla (H. Coll., 23 Ap. 1913),
Per pale argent and or, a double-headed eagle displayed
sable, on a chief arched vert a bezant between two
estoiles or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — A cock
gules, charged on the wings with a fylfot and resting the
dexter claw on a trumpet gold. Motto — " NegUantibus."
Son of William Acheson, of Washington, U.S.A.,
b. ; m. , Sarah D. Ruple : —
Edward Goodrich Acheson, Gentleman, M.I.E.E.,
M.LChem.E., Fell. A.A.A.S., Chevr. Roy. Order of Polar
Star (Sweden), inventor of Silozicon, carborundum,
Egyptianized clay, and a way of making graphite ;
b. 1856 ; tn. 1884, Margaret Maher, of Brooklyn. Seat —
Graphilla, Lunday's Lane, Ontario; Res. — 417 Park
Avenue, New York ; 35 W. 42nd Street, New York, U.S.A.
Clubs — University (Washington) ; Automobile (New
York).
ACKERS, see SHAKERLEY-ACKERS.
ACKERS (H. Coll. 1885). Argent, on a bend en-
grailed sable, between two doves rising, three sprigs
of oak slipped and fructed proper. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colouis, upon a mount,
in front thereof three sprigs of oak slipped and fructed, a
dove rising, holding in the beak a like sprig of oak, all
proper. MottO — "Lalibert6." /.zz^rj— Green, with brass
buttons.
Second son of Benjamin St. John Ackers, Esq., J. P.,
D.L., M.P., of Prinknash Park, Glos. , b. 1839;
d. 1915 ; tn. 1861, Louisa Maria Jane, eld. d. of CharJes
Brooke Hunt, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Bowden Hall,
Glos. : —
Charles Penrhyn Ackers, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), B.Sc.
(Durham), J. P. and (1927) High Sheriff Glos. , served Great
War as Major in the Army, b. 1882; fn. 1922, Dorothy
Jane, only d. of Walter Stewart Davis, of Coglan House,
Longhope, formerly British Resident at Bhopal ; and has
issue — Robert Davis Ackers, Gentleman, h. 1923. Res. —
Huntley Manor, Gloucester. Clubs — Carlton, Union,
M.C.C. , Flyfishers', Leander.
ACKLAND (H. CoU., 26 Feb. 1915). Gules, a hawk
rising argent, on a chief of the second, masoned sable,
two pairs of cramps in saltire sable. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hand
couped at the wrist proper, grasping two cramps in
saltire sable. Motto — " Fide et virtute."
Second son of Thomas Warwick Ackland, Gentleman,
b. 1838; d.\g2i; tn. Charlotte Elizabeth, d. of
John Sayers : —
Charles George Heber Ackland, Gentleman, A.M. I.C.E.
b. 1868 ; tn. 1893, Helena, only d. of James Jackson, of
Garstang, Lanes. ; and has issue — Heber Jackson Ack-
land, Esq., Capt. 41st Punjab Regt., I. A., b. 1895 ;
Lilian Beatrice Warwick ; Helena. Res. — Columb-
wood, Richmond Avenue, Bexhill-on-Sea. Club —
Engineers'. ,
ACKROYD, see RAWSON-ACKROYD.
ACLAND, seeFULLER-ACLAND-HOOD.
ACLAND (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. chequy argent and
sable, a fesse gules (Acland — Vn. Devon, 1620) ; 2. or, a
bend engrailed sable, in chief a mullet on a crescent ftr
difference (Radcliffe) ; 3. azure, three escallops or, a mullet
for difference (Malet) ; 4. gules, two demi-lions passant
guardant in pale or (Hatche); 5. sable, sem6 of mullets
and three eagles' heads erased argent (Woolringt'.ii) ; 6.
vert, a saltire between four eagles displayed or (Aleigh) ;
7. or, a fret sable (Mordake) ; 8. gules, a fret or, in chief a
mullet for difference (Audley); 9. gules, a cross engrailed
ermine (Durwyn); 10. azure, six mascles, three and three,
argent, in chief a label of three points throughout or
(Cready) ; 11. azure, on a chief argent, a demi-lion issuant
gules (Markham); 12. argent, two chevronels sable; 13.
argent, on a bend sable, three lions' heads erased of the
field, crowned or (Wrothe). Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a man's arm couped
lying fessewise to the sinister azure, gloved argent, thereon
a falcon perched proper, beaked, membered, and belled
or. Motto — " Inebranlable."
Son of Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland,
P.C. , 13th Bart., b. 1847; d. 1926; m. 1873, Alice
Sophia, d. of Rev. Macaulay Cunningham, M.A. : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Dyke Acland, P.C., 14th Bart.
(21 Jan. 1677-8), J. P. N.R. Yorks., M.P. Richmond Div.
N.R. Yorks. igo6-io. Parliamentary Priv. Sec. to the Secre-
tary of State for War 1906-8, Parliamentary Under-Sec.
for Foreign Affairs 1911-15, Financial Sec. to Treasury
1915, Parliamentary Sec. Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries 1915-16, late Member of Senate of Univ. of
London, b. 1874 '< ^- i90S> Eleanor Margaret, d. of Charles
James Cropper of Ellergreen, co. Westmorland ; and has
surv. issue — Richard Thomas Dyke Acland, Ksq., 2nd
Lieut. R. Devon Yeo. Field Brigade, b. 1906 ; Arthur
Geoffrey Dyke Acland, Esq., b. 1908 ; Cutlibert Henry Dyke
aci
aci
Acland, Esq., b. 1910. Seat — Killerton, Exeter. Club —
Brooks's.
Descendants of Arthur Henry Dyke Acland, Esq.,
afterwards (R.L., 1852) Troyte cf Iluntshaw : —
Vide Troyte.
Sons of Admiral Sir William Alison Dyke Acland,
2nd Bart., C.V.O., h. 1847; d. 1924; tri. 1887. Hon.
Emily Anna, d. of the laie Rt. Hon. William Henry
Smith, P.C., D.C.L., M.P. :—
Sir William Henry Dyke Acland, 3rd Bart. (16 June
1890), M.C., A.F.C., Maj. R. Devon Yeo. 1- ield Brigade
R.A., late Royal Scots (Ireys, b. 1888; m. 1916, Maigaret
Emily, d. of the late Charles Theodore Barclay, of Fan-
shawe, Hertford, and has issue — Elizabeth Margaret;
and Juliet Mary. 5M/y— Barnes W(od, Wehvyn, Herts. ;
Seaview House, Isle of Wight. Clubs — Bath; Athenaeum;
R.Y.S.
Hubert Guy Dyke Acland, Esq., D.S.O., Comdr. R.N.,
b. 1890 ; m. 1915, Lalage Mary Kathleen, d. of Capt. John
Edward Acland, of Wallastcn House, Dcrchesttr, and has
issue — Anthi ny (Juy Dyke Acland, Gentleman, 6. 1916 ;
James Alison Dyke Acland, Gentleman, b. 1919. Club —
United Service.
Sons of Sir Henry Wentworth Dyke Acland, ist Bart.,
K.C.B., M.D.,F.R.S.,&c.,(5. 1815; </. 1900; w. 1846,
Sarah (d. 1878), d. of William Cotton, D.C.L.,
F.R.S.:—
Henry Dyke Acland, Esq., F.B.I., F.G.S., b. 1850;
in. 1878, Margaret Hichens, d. of John Jope Rogers of
Penrose, Helston. Res. —
Theodore Dyke Acland, Esq., M.A., M.D. (Oxon.).
F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., Lt.-Col. late R.A.M.C, consulting
Physician at Saint Thomas's, the Brompton Hospital,
and to King Edward's Sanatorium, Midhurst, senior
member of Egyptian Medical Board, has the 2nd class
Osman eh Order and 4th class Medjiclie [impaling the
arms of Gull, namely azure, a serpent nowed or,
between three seagulls proper, with the following
honourable augmentation, namelv, a canton ermine,
thereon an ostrich feather argent, quilled or, entiled by
the coronet which encircles the badge or phure of His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, gold], b. 1851; m.
1888, Caroline Cameron, only surv. dau. of the late Sir
William Withey Gull, ist Baronet ; and has surv. issue
— Theodore William Gull Acland, Esq., Capt. late R.E.,
B. A. (Camb. ), b. 1890. Post. add. — 19 Bryanston Square,
London, W. Club — Athenaeum.
Francis Edward Dyke Acland , Esq. ,M. I.C. E. , M. I. M. E. ,
formerly Capt. R.A. , b. 1857; tn. 1885, Marion Sarah, d.
of the late Rt. Rev. William Kenneth Macrurie, D.D. , Lord
Bishop of Maritzburg; and has issue — (i) Herbert Arthur
Acland, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), A.M.I. C.E., M.I.M.E.,
b. 1886 [ni. 1914, Maud Kathleen, eld. d. of Col. G.
Branson, of Broomgrove, Sheffield, and has issue —
Pauline Marjorie ; Gwyneth Sybil ; Stephanie Jane. Res.
—12 H.illycroft Avenue, Hampstead, N.W.] (2) Kenneth
Francis Dyke Acland, Esq., Lieut. -Comdr. R.N.,^. 1890
[m. 1919, Katherine Farquharson, d. of R. G. Baillie, of
Culter Allers, co, Lanark, and has issue— Elizabeth
Katherine Baillie] ; Charis Agnes ; and Clemence Mar-
garet. Res. — Walwood, Banstead, Surrey. Club — Junior
United Service.
Alfred Dyke Acland, Esq. (q.v.).
Sons of Sir Reginald Brodie Dyke Acland, Knt. Bach.,
K^.C.b. 1856; d. 1924; JK. 1885, Helen Emma, d.
of Rev. Thomas Fox, Rector of Temple Combe: —
Edward Fox Dyke Acland, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A.F.,
b. 1891 ; m. 1924, Beatrice, d. of the late J. W. Laver, of
Grimston Norfolk. Res. — 35 Cheyne Walk, Hendon,
N.W. Club—R.A.Y.
Wilfred Reginald Dyke Acland, Gentleman, D.F.C.,
A.F.C., Squadron-Leader. R.A.F., b. 1894; nt. 1921,
Mary Strange, d. of T. Marshall, of Lee-on-the-Solent,
and has issue — Joan Mary Louise. Club — R.A.F.
Son ( f Thomas Dyke Acland of Ch: istchurch, N.Z.,
Gentleman, b. 1846; d. 1892; m. 1874, Flora Margaret
(d. 1885), d. of Robert Waitt (.f Ch istchurch :—
Leopold George Dyke Acland, Esq., OB.E., M.C.,
Maj. N.Z.A.S.C. , served in 3rd New Zealand Contingent
in S.A. 1900-1 (medal with 5 clasps), and Great War,
1914-18 (desp. 3 times), b. 1876. Res. — Hororata, .\ew
Zealand.
Sons of Benjamin Dyke Acland, Esq., Comdr. R.N.,
b. 1847; d. 1909 ; m. 1881, Clare Emily, d. of Edward
Cay of Melbourne : —
Baldwyn John Dyke Acland, Esq., late Col. Royal
Canadian Art., formerly Lieut. R.F.A.,(^. 1883; in. 1914,
Helen Claire, d. of the late John Breakey, and has issue —
John Ben Dyke Acland, Gei tleman, b. 1916. Res. —
Holmicote, Breakeyville, Quebec.
Hubert Edward Peter Dyke Acland, Esq., Capt. late nth
King Edward's Own Lancers (Probyn's Horse), b. 1884;
m. 1912, Dorothy Marion, d. of Sir John Henry Thorold,
i2th Bart. ; and has surv. issue— (i) Simon John Dyke
Acland, Cientleman, b 1916 ; (2) Roger Dyke Acland,
Gentleman, b. 1920; and Anne Dyke. Res. — Coleshill
Lodge, Amersham, Berks.
Lauchlan Henry Dyke Acland, Esq., M.C., B.A. Oxon.,
temp. Capt. R.E., b. 1889; m. 1923, Doris, d. of Hugh
Davidson, of 12, Queensberry Place, S.W., and has issue —
Julian Dyke Acland, Gentleman, b. 1924. Res. —
Sons of the Rev. Henry Dyke Acland, M.A., b. 1850;
d. 1903; m. 1878, Adelaide Clementina Hart, d. of
Richard Vaughan Davis : —
Edward Leopold Dyke Acland, Esq., M.V.O. Eng. ,
Comdr. R.N., b. 1878 ; m. 1910, Phyllis Mary, d. 01 the
late Connell Whipple, M.D., of Plymouth, and has surv.
issue — Adria Margaret. Res. —
Rev. Richard Dyke Acland, M.A. (Oxon.), S.P.G. Mis-
sionary, Ahmednagar, Bombay, India, was Curate cf St.
Mary's, Upton, Slough, 1905-11, late Capt. ist Vol. Batt.
Oxfordshire L.I., b. (twin) i88i. Res.—Sl. Mary's, Upton,
Slough.
Sons of John Barton Arundel Acland, Esq., M.L.C.
New Zealand, b. 1823; d. 1904; tn. i860, Emily
Weddell [d. 1905), d. of the Rt. Rev. H. J. C. Harper,
D.D. , Bishop of Christchurch and Primate of New
Zealand : —
John Dyke Acland, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset, b. 1863; tn.
1903, Mary Eveline, d. of Rev. Canon St. Hill of Hawkes
Bay, N.Z. ; and has issue— Thomas St. Hill Acland,
Gentleman,^. 1910; and Emily Mary Dyke. Res. — Lynch
Mead, Allerford, Taunton.
Henry Dyke Acland, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), Bar.-at-
Law, Member of Senate of New Zealand, 1926, b. 1867;
///. 1906, Elizabeth Grace, d. of Hon. James Watson
of Sydney, M.L.C; and has issue — Adrienne Maude;
and Phillipa Mabel. Res.— ^2 Park Terrace, Christchurch,
N.Z.
Hugh Thomas Dyke Acland, Esq., C.M.G. (1917);
C.B.E. (1919), F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lt.-Col. N.Z.A.M.C,
b. 1874; III. 1903, Evelyn Mary, d. of J. L. Ovans ;
and has' surv. issue— (i) Hugh John Dyke Acland,
Gentleman, b. 1904; (2) Cohn Dyke Acland, Gentleman,
b. 1906; (3) Michael Dyke Acland, Gentleman, b. 1911 ;
Elizabeth Evelyn Dyke. Res. — 51 Brown's Road, Christ-
church, N.Z.
Son of Hugh Woodhouse Acland, Gentleman, b. 1818 ;
d. 1851 ; m. 1841, Mary, d. of Job Edwards:—
John Woodhouse Acland, Gentleman, late 57th Regt.,
b. 1849 ; '"• 1875, Anna Waddell, d. of Col. H. P. Hughes,
R.A. Res.—
ALFRED DYKE ACLAND, Esquire, C.B.E., Lt.-Col,
Comdg. Royal ist Devon Y'eomanry 1910-1914, Temp,
Lt.-C'.'l. and Col. in Army 1914-1918, Knight of Justice
of the Order of the Hospital cf St. John of Jerusalem,
Justice of the Peace for Herts. Born August 19, 1858,
being the seventh and youngest son of Sir Henry Wentworth
Dyke Acland, Baronet, Knight Commander of the Most
Honourable Order of the Bath (Civil Division), Master of
Arts, Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Laws and Doctor of
Civil Law, F. R.S. , late Regius Professor of Medicine in the
University of Oxford, Radcliffe Librarian, and Honorary
Physician to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, by
his wife Sarah, eldest daughter of \\'illiam Cotton, Doctor
of Civil Law, Fellow of the Royal Society, of Walwood,
near Leytonstone, in the county of Essex. Armorial
bearings — He hears for Arms : Chequy argent and sable,
a fesse gules, impaling the arms of Smith, namely argent,
on a chevron azure, between three oak-leaves vert, each
charged with an acorn or, as many leopards' faces jessant-
de-lys of the field ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the
colours, a couped arm lying fessewise to the sinister azure,
gloved argent, thereon a falcon perched proper, beaked,
membered, and belled or ; with the Motto, " In^branlable. "
Married, July 30, 1885, Beatrice Danvers, commonly known
as the Honourable Beatrice Danvers, Lady of Grace of the
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, fourth
daughter of the late Right Honourable William Henry
Smith, a member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, Doctor of Civil Law, Member of Parliament, First
m
act
Lord of the Treasury, Constable of Dover Castle, and Lord
Warden of the Cinque Ports, by the Right Honourable
Emily his wife. Viscountess Hambleden, of Hambleden, in
the county of Buckingham; and has Issue— {i) Arthur
William Acland, Gentleman, M.C. , Lieut. Res. of Officers,
Grenadier Guards, d. 1897 [;«. 1926, Gwendolen, d. of
Canon the Hon. Robert Grimston, of Darrowfield House,
St. Albans] ; (2) Peter Bevil Edward Acland, Gentleman,
b. 1902 [m. 1927, Bridget, d. of Rev. Canon Barnett, of
Farley Moor, Bingfield, Berks.] ; Angela Cicely Mary
[m. 1927, Aubrey Wykeham Musgrave, M.C] ; Katherine ;
and Sarah Beatrice [m. Capt. Cecil Stafford, s. of Sir
Thomas Stafford of Rockingham, Boyle, Ireland]. Postal
address — Digswell House, Welwyn. Clubs — Brooks's,
Cavalry, Athenaeum.
ACLAND-HOOD-REYNARDSON (R.L. 1920).
Quarterly, i and 4, or, two chevronels engrailed gules,
a canton of the last charged with a mascle argent, and
(for distinction) in the centre chief point a cross crosslet
or (for Reynardson) ; 2. azure, a fret argent on a chief
sable three crescents or (for Hood) ; 3. chequy argent
and sable a fesse gules, (for Acland). Crests — On a
wreath of the colours, a lion's head couped erminois,
murally crowned chequy argent and gules and (for
distinction) charged on the neck with a cross crosslet as
in the arms (for Reynardson) ; to the dexter, a Cornish
chough proper, in front of an anchor in bend sinister
(for Hood) ; to the sinister, a sinister arm fessewise,
couped below the shoulder, vested azure, and having
on a falconer's glove argent, thereon a falcon of the last,
armed, legged, and belled or (for Acland). Motto —
" Virtus est vitium fugere."
Second son of Sir Alexander Bateman Fuller- Acland-
Hood, 3rdBart.,6. 1819 ; d. 1892; m. 1850, Isabel,
d. of Sir P. Fuller- Palmer-Acland, Bart. : —
Arthur Acland-Hood-Reynardson, Esq., O.B.E., J. P.,
D.L., Parts of Kesteven,Lincs., Lieut.-Col.(ret.)Rifle Bde.,
assumed by Royal Licence, 8 July, 1920, the additional
surname and arms of Reynardson, and discontinued the
name and arms of Fuller ; h. 1859 ; m. 1896, Miriam
Anne {d. 192 1), d. of late Col. Charles Birch-Reynardson,
of Holywell Hall, Lines.; and has had issue — Charles
Alexander John Acland-Hood-Reynardson, Midshipman,
R.N., h. 1897, killed in action, 1916 ; Agatha Isabel
[w. 1926, Hon. Mountjoy Fane]. Res. — Holywell Hall,
Stamford, Lines. Club — Carlton.
A COURT, see HOLMES-A COURT.
A'COURT-REPINGTON. Quarterly, i and 4, gules, a
esse dancett^e ermine between six billets argent (for Reping-
ton) ; 2 and 3, per fesse or and paly of six erminois and
azure, in chief an eagle displayed sable, beaked and legged
gules, charged on the breast with two chevronels argent
(for A'Court). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his
Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi heraldic
antelope gules, armed, unguled and tufted or, billett^e argent
(for Repington) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle
displayed sable, on the breast two chevronels or, holding
in the beak a lily proper. Motto — "Virtus propter se."
Only son of Charles Henry Wyndham A'Court-Reping-
ton, M.A. (Cantab.), M.P. of Armington, co. Warwick,
h. 1819 ; (/. 1909 ; ni. 1854, Emily {d. 1916), only
daughter of the late H. Currie : —
The late Charles A'Court-Repington, Esq., C.M.G.. of
Armington and Maryon Hall, Hampstead, Lt.-Col. Rifle
Brigade, b. 1858 ; d. 1925 ; ni. 1882, M^llony (42 St.
Aubyn's, Hove), d. of Col. H. S. Scobell ; and had issue^
Charles Edward Geoffrey A'Court-Repington, Gentleman,
/'. 188S ; d. 1889 ; Mellony Catherine Isabel \m. 1910,
Gilbert Ireland Blackburne [q.v.)'\; and Elizabeth Frances
m. 1923, Thomas Henry Ratliffe [q.v.y^
ACTON, see LYON-DALBERG-AC TON and WOOD-
ACTON.
ACTON of Westminster (H. Coll., 7 May, 1924).
Ermine, on a pile gules, two leopards' faces in chief and
a garb or in base. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a leg couped at the thigh in
armour sable within a chaplet of laurel leaves vert and
between two crosses crosslet or. Motto — " Heart stand
fast."
Son of Henry Morell Acton, of Exeter, h. 1827,
m. Ann Shaw Williamson : —
Hon. Sir Edward Acton, Judge of the High Court of
Justice, King's Bench Division, Barrister-at-Law and
Bencher, Inner Temple, h. 1865 ; m. 1903, Edith, d. of
Conrad TuUoch. Res. — i Sloane Gardens, Westminster,
S.W.I.
ACTON (Vn. of Shropshire, 1623, H. Coll). Quarterly,
I. gules, two lions passant in pale argent, armed and
langued azure, between nine cross crosslets fitch^e or
(Acton) ; 2. argent, three mascles in fesse sable ; 3. gules,
two lions passant in pale argent, a label of five points or
(Strange of Knockin) ; 4. per fesse gules and vert, a fesse
and in chief a chevron argent (Springhose) ; 5. azure,
a lion rampant within an orle of cross crosslets or (Brewes);
6. argent, sem^e of cross crosslets azure, two organ-pipes
gules (Downton) ; 7. barry of six or and gules (St. Owen) ;
8. azure, a lion rampant argent within a bordure or
(Tirell).
Son of Richard Acton, Gentleman, b. 1822; d. 1886
(eldest son of Capt. Charles Acton) ; m. 1848,
Guiseppina, d. of Troccoli : —
Edward Acton, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. —
Sonsof William Acton, Gentleman, Vice- Admiral Italian
R.N., late Minister of Marine, b. 1825 ; d. 1896 ; m.
Mary, d. of Marquis Ramirez, Minister to the late King
of the Two Sicilies : —
Charles Acton, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th Batt. Bersaglieri,
b. 1856. Res.—
Henry Acton, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res —
Sons of Ferdinand Acton, Vice-Admiral Italian R.N.
(6th son of Capt. Charles Acton), b. 1832 ; d. 1891 :
m. Nerifa, d. of Marquis Ramirez : —
Baron Alfred Acton, Hon. K.C.B., Vice-Adm. Italian
Navy, Chief of Italian Naval Staff, Baron in the Kingdom
of Italy, b. 1867 ; 7n. 1907, Livia, d. of the late Prince
Carracicoles, of Naples ; and has issue — Ferdinand Acton,
Esq., b 1908 ; Francis Edward Acton, Esq., b. 1910.
—/?«.— Italy.
Rear-Adm. Aniadeo Acton, Italian Navy, b. 1871. Res. —
Son of Major Henry Acton, 4th Madras Cav. , d. 1865 ;
m. Laura, d. of Col. Hutchins: —
Richard George Acton, Gentleman, b. 18 — . Res. —
Son of Francis Acton, Gentleman, Lieut. German
Legion, b. 1796; d. 1865; m. 1820, Esther, widow of
William Baker of Bayfordbury, d. of Robert Fagan : —
Charles Acton, Gentleman, b. ; ni. Michellina, d. of
Prince Pignatelli ; and has issue. Res. — Naples.
Son of Edward Acton, Gentleman, b. 1833 ; d. 1920 ;
m. ist, 1859, Irene (d. 1863), widow of his eldest bro.
Richard, and d. of Prince Pignatelli; 2nd, Catharine,
d. of Mangana : —
Eduardo Acton, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. —
act
ata
ACTON (H. Coll.). Gules, a fesse ermine within a
bordure engrailed of the second. Crest— Upon a wreath
of the colours, an arm in armour embowed proper, holding
in the hand a sword argent, hilt or, entiled with a boar's
head couped at the neck sable, distilling blood. Motto
— " Vaillance avance rhomme."
Surv. sons of William Robert Acton, Esq., J. P. co.
VV^orcester, b. 1835; ti. 1908; m. 1861, Sarah, eld. d.
of Robert Dand of Gloster Hill, Northumberland : —
William Walter Acton, Gentleman, />. 1862; ;«. 1903,
Editha Mary Dolores, d. of William Francis Bourne Paul
of Inverna Gardens, W. ; and has issue —William Anthony
Acton, Gentleman, b. 1904. Seat — Wolverton Hall, Per-
shore. Res. — 46.-\ Harrington Gardens, S.W.7. Club —
Sports.
Robert Matthew Acton, Gentleman, b. 1864.
Son of Edward Vincent Joseph Acton, Gentleman,
M.I.C.E., b. 1871 ; d. 1912 ; m. 1903, Gertrude, d. ot
the late Field of Boston, U.S.A. : —
Edward Charles .Acton, Gentleman, b. 1903. Res. —
Younger sons of William Robert Acton (see above) . —
Charles Joseph Acton, Gentleman, b. 1872.
Roger David Acton, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; m. 1915, Bea-
trice Ena, widow of Charles W. Mead. Res. —
Richard Joseph Acton, Gentleman, b. 1880.
ADAIR jU.O.). (Quarterly, i. per bend or and argent,
three de.xter hands couped and erect gules; 2. gules, on a
bend argent, three mullets azure (Shafto) ; 3. argent, a
chevron sable, between three hazel leaves vert ( Hasel-
rigge) ; 4. gules, three herons, argent (Heron) ; 5. gules, a
chevron between three martlets or, on a canton argent a
niaunch sable (Sadington) ; 6. argent, a cinquefoil sable
(Martival); 7. vair^, a canton gules (Staunton); 8. azure,
a bend between si.x martlets or (Eccleshall) ; g. argent, on
a bend engrailed sable, three mullets of the field (Ent-
wistle) ; 10. lozengy or and azure, a chevron gules
(Gorges) ; 11. argent, on a chief gules, three bezants
(Russell); 12. or, five fusils conjoined in fesse gules, on
each an escallop of the field (Newmarch); 13. argent, a
gurges (or whirlpool) azure (Gorges, ancient) ; 14. gules, a
lion rampant ermiiie"(01dhall) ; 15. argent, a chevron be-
tween three (billets?) ermines (Englowesa); 16. per fesse
gules and argent, si.x martlets counterchanged, three and
three (Fenwick); 17. or, a fesse vair^, three parrots vert
(Horden) ; 18. gules, on a cross argent, five cross crosslets
of the field (Essenden) ; ig. gules, on a bend argent, three
roses of the field (Camhow) ; 20. argent, a fesse between
three mullets sable (Barret); 21. vert, a lion rampant,
within a bordure engrailed or (Heaton) ; 22. argent, a bat
vert (Baxter) ; 23. argent, a chevron, between three martlets
gules (Wallington) ; 24. argent, three cinquefoils sable
(Burgheaton) ; 25. argent, a chevron vert between three
bugle-horns sable, stringed gules (Forster) ; 26. argent, on
a bend cottised sable, three martlets or (Edderston); 27.
azure, a bend between two swans argent (Jenison); 28.
argent, on a bend sable, three owls of the field, legged
gules (Savile) ; 29. sable, a cross pat^e or (Golkar); 30.
argent, on a bend gules, three escallops or (Tankerslcy) ;
31. sable, an inescutcheon within an orle of eight martlets
argent (Rcchdaie) ; 32. or, on a chief indented azure, three
plates (Latham) ; 33. argent, a bend sable, between an
eagle volant in chief and in base a cross flory of the second
(Rishworth) ; 34. gules, two bars between nine martlets,
three, threeand three, argent (Eland); 35. argent, on a bend
gules, three escallops or (Tankersley) ; 36. ermine, three
chevronels gules (Poitou); 37. argent, a fesse between two
bars gemelle sable (Poitou) ; 38. gules, two bars gemel and
a chief argent (Thornhill); 39. argent, a fret sable, a
canton gules (Vernon) ; 40. or, a fesse azure (Shipbroke) ;
41. ermine, an inescutcheon gules (Balioll); 42. gules, six
annulets or, three, two and one (Avenell) ; 43. sable, a fesse
chequy argent and azure, between si.\ escallops, three and
three, of the second (Durversall) ; 44. azure, three lions pas-
sant in pale argent (Camvile) ; 45. argent, a lion rampant
gules, collared or (Stackpole) ; 46. argent, a lion passant
guardant within an orle of eight cinquefoils gules (Turber-
ville) ; 47. chequy or and gules, a fesse ernune (Meyrick ap
Gurgan); 48. gules, three chevronels argent (Jusfen ap
Gwyrgan) ; 49. barry of six or and azure (Pembrigge) ; 50.
azure, two trumpets or in saltire between nine cross cress-
lets also or (Pipe) ; 51. argent, a bend engrailed gules
(quarterings of Pipe) ; 52. azure, three piles wavy or issuing
from the chief or (quarterings of Pipe) ; 53. azure, three
doves rising argent, each holding on a staff raguly proper
(Neville) ; 54. argent, three cocks gules ( Cockayne i ; 55.
or, an eagle displayed azure (Redware); 56. argent, two
bars sable, a bordure gules (Deane); 57. gules, two lions
passant in pale or (Pedwardine) ; 58. gules, a chevron be-
tween three herons argent (Hercn) ; 59. or, a fesse between
two chevrons sable (Lisle); 60. barry of six argent and
azure, on a bend gules a bezant (Grey) ; 61. or, a lion
rampant gules, collared argent (Mallory); 62. azure, a
maunch ermine (Conyers) ; 63. sable, an eagle displayed
or (Nonwyke) ; 64. argent, a bend between six martlets
sable ( Tempest) ; 65. gules, two bars, and in chief three
mullets argent (Washington). Mantling; gules and or.
Crest — On a wreath <.( the colours, a man's head couped
at the neck proper. Mottoes — " Loyal au mort " ; " Mani-
bus victoria dextris."
Son of Sir Hugh Edward Adair, 3rd Bart., M.A. ,
J. P., D.L., M.P., b. 1815; d. 1902; M. 1856, Harriet
Camilla, d. of Alexander Adair of Heathertin : —
Sir Robert Shafto Adair, 5th Bart. (2 Aug. 1838), J. P.
Norfolk and Suffolk, D. L. Antrim, B.A. (O.xcn.), Barrister-
at-Law, b. 1862; m. 1890, Mary, d. of Henry Ansley
Bosanquet ; and has surv. issue — Allan Henry Shafto Adair,
M.C., Capt. Gren. Gds., b. 1897 [w. 1919, Enid, d. of the
late H. Dudley Ward] ; and Camilla Mary Shafto [m. E.
Apsley Treherne]. Seats. — Flixtc n Hall, Bungay, Suffolk ;
Ballymena Castle, co. Antrim ; Clanville, Minehead, Somer-
set. Town res. — 12 York House, Kensington, W.8. Club
— Oxford and Cambridge.
ADAIR (H. Coll.). Per bend or and argent, three dexter
hands couped and erect gules. Mantling gules and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a man's head affrontee,
couped at the neck proper. Motto — " Loyal au mort."
Son of Gen. Sir Charles W. Adair, K.C.B., Roy.
Marines, 6. 1822; d. 1897; m. 1849, Isabella, d. of
Maj.-Gen. T. Aslett, Roy. Marines:—
Gen. Sir William Thompson Adair, K.C.B. (1909),
served in South Africa 190G, b. 1850; m. ist, 1880, Rose
Id. 1903), d. of late J. E. Naylor ; 2nd, 1905, Angela E.,
d. of late Frederick Plowes. Res. — 39 Hornton Court,
W.8. Clubs— \Jn\\.td Service ; Ranelagh.
ADAM (L.O. , 26 May 1903). Argent, two cross crosslets
fitch^e in chief and a horse-shoe in base azure, on a chief
invected gules, a lion passant of the field. Mantling azure,
doubled argent. Crest- On a wreath of his liveries, a cross
crosslet fitch^e gules, surmounted by two swords in saltire
proper, hiked and pommelled or. MottO— " Dominus ipse
rsciGt
Son of late Stephen Adam, Esq., J. P., of Hillside
House, Edinburgh, b. 1819 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1845 :—
Alfred Adam, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Middle
Temple), b. 1857. Res. —
ADAM (H. Coll., 1917). Argent, a mullet pierced
between three cross crosslets fitchee gules, a chief
of the last, thereon a pale or, charged with a rose of the
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second barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — A cubit arm argent, holding in the hand
a cross crosslet fitchee in bend sinister, and charged on
the wrist with a rose, both as in the arms. Motto —
" Crux mihi grata quies."
Eld. son of Sir Frank Forbes Adam, ist Bart., C.B.,
CLE., J. P., D.L., Hon. LL.D. Man., President of
Bombay Chamber of Commerce, 1884-9 ; Pres. of
Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 1894-96, and
1903-5; b. 1846; rf. 1926 ; m. 1883, Rose Frances,
d. of Charles Gurdon Kemball, Judge of the High
Court of Bombay : —
Sir Ronald Forbes Adam, 2nd Bart. (15 Feb. 19' 7).
D.S.O., O.B.E., Major and Bt.-Lt.-Col. R.H.A., 6. 1885 ;
m. 1915, Anna Dorothy, d. of Frederick Pitman, of
Scarlets, Twyford, Berks. ; and has issue — Margot Forbes ;
Barbara Forbes. C/2/6 — Naval and Military.
Son of Eric Graham Forbes Adam, Esq., C.M.G.,
First Sec. Foreign Office, b. 1888 ; d. 1925 ; tn. 1918,
Agatha Perrin, widow of Sidney Spooner, and d. of
Reginald Macan, Master of University Coll.,
Oxford :—
Christopher Eric Forbes Adam, b. 1920. Res —
Yngst. son of Sir Frank Forbes, Bart, (see above): —
Colin Giu-don Forbes Adam, Esq., C.S.I., Private Sec.
Govt, of Bombay, 1919-24, Sec. Home Dept. Govt, of
Bombay from 1926, b. 1889 ; m. 1920, Hon. Irene
Constance Lawley. d. of 3rd Baron Wenlock ; and has
issue — Stephen Timothy Beilby Forbes Adam, Gentle-
man, b. 1923 ; Desmond Francis Forbes Adam, Gentle-
man, b. 1926; and Virginia Mary. Clubs — Travellers',
E.I.^United Service.
ADAM (L.O, 14 May 1920). Argent, a mullet azure,
pierced of the field, between three cross crosslets fitchee
gules, a bordure of the last. Mantling gules, doubled
argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a cross
crosslet fitchee gules, surmounted by a sword in saltire
wavy and respectant proper, a fesse gules, thereon three
apples pendent, stalked and leaved or. Mantling vert and
Crest — Out of the battlements of a tower or, ■■
or
demi-lion double-queued gules, holding between the
proper, hilted and pommelled or. Motto — " Crux mihi
grata quies." Livery — Blue and white.
Son of Charles Fox Frederick Adam, Esq.,
Counsellor in H.M. Diplomatic Service, b. 1852 ;
d. 1913 ; m. 1877, Juliet, d. of James Croxall
Palmer, Surg.-Gen. of U.S. Navy :—
Frederick Edward Fox Adam, Esq., a First Secretary,
Foreign Office, b. 1887. Res. — 51 Elm Park Gardens,
Chelsea, S.W. CZm&— Travellers'.
ADAMI (H. Coll., 1902, based upon grant in 1834 to
Valentine Adami, Munich). Or, issuant from a mount in
base vert, an apple-tree fructed between two serpents erect
paws an estoile of eight points also or, between two
branches of an apple-tree fructed proper. MottO — " Ne
cede malo."
Son of John George Adami, Gentleman, M.A., M.D.
(Camb.), F.R.S., fate Fellow of Jesus Coll., Professor
of Pathology in M'Gill Univ., Montreal, b. 1862;
d. 1926 ; m. 1894, Mary Stuart, d. of James Alexander
Cantlie : —
George Donald Stephen Adami, Gentleman, b. igoo.
Res. — 9 Croxteth Road, Liverpool.
Son of John George Adami of Ashton-upon-Mersey,
Cheshire, b. 1826 ; d. 1883 ; tn. Sarah Ann Ellis, d. of
the late Thomas Leech of Urmston, Lanes. :—
Leonard Christian Adami, Gentleman, Indian Civil
Service, b. 1874; m. 1899, Elizabeth Shaw, d. of late
Grahame Bardie Thomson of Glasgow ; and has issue -
(i) George Grahame .Adami, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; (2)
Frederic MacLellan Adami, Gentleman, b. 1902; (3)
Leonard Noel Conrad Adami, Gentleman, b. 1906. Clitbs
— New Oxford and Cambridge, United Services (Calcutta),
Calcutta (Calcutta).
ADAMS, see WOOLLCOMBE-ADAMS.
ADAMS (H. CoU., i8 Dec. 1923). Gules, on a cross
between in the first and fourth quarters a swan
wings elevated and addorsed argent, and in the second
and third a pen or and a sword proper, pommel and
hilt gold, in saltire, a betel palm eradicated, also
proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a horse's head couped
sable, two pastoral staves in saltire or. Motto — •
"Festina lente."
Eldest son of Robert Adams, of Sherborne, Dorset,
6. 1828 ; d. 1919 ; m. 1856, Mary Anne, d. of Thomas
Garland, of North Cadbury, Somerset : —
Sir Arthur Robert Adams, K.B.E. (Civil, 1918),
V.D. (1915), Advocate and Solicitor, M.L.C. (ret.) Straits
Settlements, b. i86i ; m. 1891, Helen Isabel [d. 1907),
d. of Philip Jones, of Penang ; and has had issue —
Hugh Robert Adams, Capt. I. A., b. 1891 ; d. 1923 ;
Arthirr George Adams, Gentleman, Indian Police, b. 1893 ;
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Owen Philip Adams, Lieut., R.F.A., b. 1894 ; Harold
Edward Adams, Lieut. Comdr. R.N., b. 1898 ; Cecil
Norman Adams, Lieut (ret.) R.N., b. 1900 ; Ronald
Herbert Adams, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; John Septimus
William R. Adams, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. —
Pleasantville, New Jersey.
Son of Mark Adams, Gentleman, of Pleasant-
ville, New Jersey, b. 1831 ; d. 1902 ; m. Hannah
Ireland : —
Winfield S. Adams, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res.—
Pleasantville, New Jersey.
Adams, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Cyril Octavus Adams, Gen-
tleman, b. 1907. Res. — Rockleigh, Swanage, Dorset.
Clubs — Junior Carlton ; Sports ; R. Colonial Institute.
ADAMS (H. Coll.). Chequy or and azure, on a pale
gules, three stirrup-irons of the first, and on a chief of the
second a sinister wing between two leopards' faces also or.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a boar's head erased gules through a stirrup-iron
or. Motto — " Laetus sorte mea."
Son of Henry Charles Adams, Gentleman, of Burcot
House, Bucks., b. , d. ; m. : —
Charles Thomas Adams, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
ADAMS (H. Coll.). Azure, a crescent or, on a chief
of the second three fleurs-de-lys of the first. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
issuant from a chaplet of roses gules, a demi-leopard
proper, holding between the paws an escallop or.
Motto — '• Veritas Jiberabit."
Sons of James Reading Adams, Gentleman, of
PleasantvUle, New Jersey, U.S.A., b. 1835 ; d. 1893 ;
m. 1857, Marietta, d. of Peter English, of English's
Creek, New Jersey : —
George Oswald Adams, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. —
Ocean City, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Willard Wright Adams, Gentleman, b. 1870. Res. —
722 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey.
Charles Eastlack Adams, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; m.
1896, Bervenia, d. of William Smith, and has issue —
Scott Herman Adams, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; and Minerva
Lois [w. 1923, Warren Hastings CockUn]. Res. — 720
Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey.
Rev. Arthur Adams, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., B.D., S.T.M.,
Professor of EngUsh, Trin. Coll., Hartford, b. 1881 ;
m. 1910, Emma, d. of Hiram Steelman ; and has issue
— Richard Hancock Adams, Gentleman, b. 1916 ; and
Esther Steelman. Res. — 73 Vernon Street, Hartford,
Connecticut, U.S.A. Clubs — Delta Phi, and Authors'
(New York), Educational (Hartford).
Son of Daniel Adams, Gentleman, of Pleasant-
ville, New Jersey, b. 1826 ; d. 1895 ; m. 1849, Sarah
Price : —
Son of Esperus Til ton Adams, Gentleman, of
Pleasantville, b 1841 ; d. 1924 ; m. Sarah Faunce : —
Charles Spain Adams, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. —
Pleasantville, New Jersey.
Son of Howard Adams, Gentleman, of Pleasantville,
b. 1855 ; d. 1885 ; m. EUa :—
Clayton Adams, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. — Elmer,
New Jersey.
ADAMS of Northlands (Ulster's Office). Gules, a heart
between three cross crosslets fitch^e or. Mantling gules
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount
vert, a cross ciosslet fitch^e or, charged with a bleeding
heart gules. MottO — " In cruce salus." Livery — White,
faced with scarlet.
Son of lohn Hervey Adams, Esq., of Northlands, J. P.
cos. Cavan and Monaghan, High Sheriff 1854, b. 1818 ;
d. 1871 ; m. 1st, 1846, Elizabeth Frances, d. of
Ambrose Going, Esq., J. P., of Ballyphilip, co. Tip-
perary : —
Samuel Allen Adams, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Cavan,
formerly ist Lieut. Tipperary Mil. Art., b. 1847; m. 1871,
Francis Dorothea, d. of Rev. Decimus W. Preston, M..^. ,
Rector of Killinkere (and gdau. of William Preston, Judge
of Appeal, by Hon. Frances Dorothea, d. of John, 5th Lord
Carbery) ; and has surv. issue — (i) John Hervey Stuart
Adams, Gentleman, b. 1875; (2) Samuel Allen Adams,
Gentleman, b. 1882 ; (3) Ambrose Douglas Adams, Gentle-
man, b. 1889; Olive Mildred; Mary Henrietta Mabel ; and
Hazel Gertrude. Seat — Northlands, Carrickmacross.
Sons of Charles Stuart Adams, Esq., of Glynch House,
Newbliss, J. P. cos. Meath and Cavan, b. 1820; d.
1876 ; m. ist, 1850, Eliza {d. i860), d. of Charles
McMahon of Rockfield, co. Monaghan ; 2nd, 1862,
Jane Henrietta [d. 1888), d. of Rev. Chas. Sheridan
Young : —
Samuel Stuart Adams, Gentleman, b. 1851. Res. —
Richard Hervey Adams, Gentleman, b. 1852. Res. —
Douglas Gerald Adams, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; tn. 1st,
1897, Eleanor Anna, d. of Lt.-Gen. Clifford, C.B. ;
2nd, 1902, Edna Olivia Mant, d. of Edward Dobbs,
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Sheila, b. 1897 ; (by 2nd wife), Lionel Douglas Adams,
Gentleman, b. 1904 ; and Daphne Gwendoline. Res. —
Kharbin, Kingstown, Ireland.
Son of Rev. Benjamin William Adams, D.D. , of
Kinnea, co. Cavan, Incumbent of Santry, b. 1827; d.
1886; m. 2nd, 1864, Louisa Jane, d. of William
O'Brien Adams, M.D. : —
William Augustus Adam, Esq. (adopted the name of
Adam 1907), Major late 5th Lancers, M.P. for Woolwich
Jan. 1910-Dec. igio, b. 1865 ; tn. 1912, Lady Antonia
{d. 1927), d. of the late Earl of Montalt and Viscount
Hawarden. Club — Carlton.
Son of Herbert Algernon Adam, Esq., Capt. R. N.,
b. 1872; d. 1920; m. 1898, Emily Banner Clough, d.
cf Somerset J. Johnstone of Egyptian Coastguard
Service : —
Alastair Somerset Graham Adams, Gentleman, b. 1904.
Res.—
ADAMS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, sem^e of
cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed of the second (Adams, 1806) ; 2. per pale wavy
argent and sable, a lion rampant gules (Elford, Vn. Devon,
1620) ; 3. argent three stirrups and leathers sable (Scuda-
niore). Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of
the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper,
garnished or, the elbow charged with a torteau, the gauntlet
also proper, grasping a cross crosslet fitch^e sable. Motto —
" Libeitas et natale solum."
Son of Col. Henry Cranstoun Adams of Lion House,
Exmouth, b. 1826; m. 1849, Matilda Winsloe, d. of
Commander Thomas Patton, R.N. : —
Herbert Cranstoun Adams, Esq., V.D. , Hon. Col. (ret.)
ist Devon R.G.A. (Vol.), b. 1851 ; m. 1884, Emma Annie
Isabel, d. of the late Rev. Henry Percy, Rector of
Greystoke, Canon of Carlisle; and has issue — (i) Henry
Launcelot Elford Adams, Gentleman, b, 1885 fw. Elizabeth
Alice, d. of George Robert Bayley] ; (2) Alan St. George
Adams, Esq., Capt. R.A.S.C., b. 1894 {m. Heleanor Alice
Teresa, d. of Thomas Colcough] ; Alice Barbara ; Margaret
Hyale ; Norah Roberta. Res. — 2 Beacon, Exmouth.
Arthur Elford Adams, formerly Lieut, ist Devonshire
Vol. Art., and Hon. Maj. (ret.) late comdg. ist Vol. i8th
D.C.L.I., b. 1852. Res. — Malpas, Truro. Club — Devon
and Exeter.
JAMES CRAIG BATE DE LISLE ADAMS, Gentle-
man, Indian Imperial Police Ser. (ret.), (5. 1851, being the
second son of the late Henry Augustus Adams, Esq.,
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General in the Army, by his wife J. Charlotte, dau. of
John Andrew Rab6 of Rab6 Castle, near Amsterdam,
Holland. Armorial bearings— Gules, a lieart between
three cross crosslets fitch^e cr. Mantling gules and or.
<3rest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a
cross crosslet fitch^e or, charged with a bleeding heart
gules. Motto — " In cruce salus." Married, 1893, Isabel,
eld. dau. of James Richard Naylor, C.S.I. , J. P. Somerset,
Indian Civil Ser. (ret.); and has issue — Louisa Peers;
Eleanor Peers ; and Dorothy Peers. Res. — Chilton House,
Chilton Polden, nr. Bridgwater, Somerset.
ADAMS (U.O. ). Gules, a heart between three cross
crosslets fitch^e or. Mantling gules and or. Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a cross
crosslet fitch^e or, charged with a bleeding heart gules.
Motto—" In cruce salus."
Surv. sons of General Henry Augustus Adams, b.
1814; d. i8g8; m. 1840, Josephine Charlotte, d. of John
Andrew Rab6 of Rab^ Castle, Amsterdam, Holland : —
James Craig Bate de Lisle Adams, Gentleman, b. 1851
Rev. Newsham Peers Adams, Clerk in Holy Orders, b.
1861. Re^. — I Chichester Place, Guildford.
Leslie Peers Adams, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. —
SAMUEL THOMAS ADAMS, Gentleman. Born 1870,
being the only son of the late Samuel Adams, Gentleman,
by his wife Louisa Lowe, dau. of the late Thomas Coulson,
Esq. , of Barrow-on-Soar, co. Leicester. Armorial bear-
ings — -Vert, a cross parted and fretty between two mullets
in the first and fourth quarters, and as many cinquefoils
in the second and third quarters or. Mantling vert and
or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot
sable, sem^e of cinquefoils or, and resting the dexter paw
upon a mullet also or.
ADAMS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine,
three cats passant guardant sable, within a bordure
azure (for Adams) ; 2. argent, on a chevron, between
three heathcocks gules, as many mullets pierced or,
(for Heath of Hadderidge) ; 3. azure, a wolf rampant
argent, within a bordure engrailed or, charged with
four hurts (for Breeze of Greenfield). Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — A boar's head erased azure, in front
of an arrow in bend sinister, point downwards, and sur-
mounted by a like arrow in bend dexter, both proper.
Motto — " Nil desperandum."
Sons of William Adams, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. ist
Batt. V.B., of Greenfield Hall, nr. Tunstall, Staffs,
(son of William Adams of Greenfield Hall and of
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Liverpool), b. 1798 ; d 1865 ; m. 1827, Jane, d.
and co-heir of Jesse Breeze, of Greenfield Hall,
b. 1833 ; d. 1905 ; m. 1864, Laura Eliza, d. of
Andrew Jukes Worthington, of Ball Haye Hall,
Staffs, (by Sarah, d. of Thomas Peniberton of War-
stone House, CO. Warwick) : — ^
WilUam Adams, Gentleman, of Greenfield, Tunstall,
and Oulton Grange, Stone, Staffs., b. 1868 ; m. 1904,
Mildred Mary, d. of Rev. James J. Serjeantson, R.D., of
Hanlith Hall, nr. Kirkby Malham, Yorks., Rector of
St. Michael's, Lichfield ; and has issue — William An-
thony Adams, Gentleman, b. 1909 ; Richard Patrick
Adams, Gentleman, b. 191 1. Seats — Greenfield Hall,
nr. Tunstall, Stafis. ; Oulton Grange, nr. Stone, Staffs.
Percy Walter Lewis Adams, Esq., J. P., F.S.A., Lord
of the Manor of Woorc, b. 1875 ; m. 191 6, Ada Gladys,
d. of Archibald Douglas, of High Park, Salwarpe, Worcs. ;
and has issue — Ralph Douglas Gresley Adams, Gentle-
man, 6.1917; JosceUn Francis Whieldon Adams, Gentle-
man, b. 1 91 9; Lettice Carol. Seat — Woore Manor,
Salop.
foWILLIAM ADAMS, Esq., J. P. for co. Cavan, High
Sheriff 1887. Born March 18, 1837, being the only son of
the late William Adams of Erne View, co. Cavan, by Eliza,
eldest dau. of George Cooney. Armorial bearings — Vert,
a pale between two griffins segreant or, the pale charged in
chief with a trefoil slipped of the first. Mantling vert and
or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a
Mary (d. 1912), only d. of Thomas Horton of Broms-
grove : —
William Dacres Adams, Gentleman, b. 1864; w. 1899,
Marie Regina, d. of Rev. Edward Houghton of New York,
and has issue — Dacres Houghton Adams, Gentleman, b.
1901 ; and Marie Regina. /^es. — 72 Abingdon Road, W.8.
JOHN S. ADAMSON, Gentleman, only surviving son
of the late Henry Adamson, Shipowner in Aberdeen.
Armorial bearings (L.O., 29 May 1883)— Argent, a fessc
wavy between three cross crosslets fitch^e azure ; upon the
escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a
mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of liis
liveries is set for Crest, a cross crosslet as in the Arms ; and
in an escroU over the same this Motto, "Crux mihi grata
quies. " Postal address —
ADAMSON (L.O. , 1902). Azure, a mullet argent,
between three cross crosslets fitch^e or. Mantling azure,
doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter arm
griffin's head couped gules between two wings sable, each
charged with three bezants. Livety — Green, with yellow
facings. Married, 1870, Sarah, third dau. of George
Chatterton, Esq., J. P., of Ballynamote, co. Cork; and has,
with other Issue — (i) William Chatterton Adams, Gentle-
man, B.A. [T.C.D.], b. 1873; (2) George Chatterton
Adams, Gentleman, B.A. [T.C.D.], Lieut. 2nd Batt.
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, b. 1877 ; (3) Welby Alleyne
Chatterton Adams, Gentleman, b. 1889. Seat — Drumelton
House, Cootehill, co. Cavan. Residence — 8 Elgin Road,
Dublin.
ADAMS. (H. Coll., 1806) — Or, sem6e of cross
crosslets fitch^e sable, a lion rampant gules, a bordure
engrailed of the second ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of
the coloiu's, a dexter arm embovved in armour proper, gar-
nished or, the elbow charged with a torteau, the gauntlet
also proper, grasping a cross crosslet fitch^e sable ; with the
Motto, " Libertas et natale solum."
Only son of The Reverend William Fulford Adams,
Clerk in Holy Orders, \L A. Oxford, Rector of Weston-
Sub-Edge, co. Gloucester, b. 1833 ; m. 1859, Catherine
in armour embowed holding in the hand a scimitar all proper.
Motto — " Pro patria." Livery — Blue, yellow facings.
Eld. s. of Thomas Black Adamson of Alloa and
Grangemouth, Shipbuilder, b. 1831 ; d. 1877; m. 1858,
Anne, d. of John Smith: —
Thomas Adamson, Esq., Fellow of Incorporated Society
of Accountants and Auditors, Captain and Paymaster
2nd and 3rd Batts. Rally. Pioneer Regt. (Irregular Corps)
during S. African War 1900-1902, Capt. and Paymaster
Scottish Horse Vols. Transvaal until its abolition, b.
18 Jan. 1859. Post, add.— 16 Dominion Building, Edmon-
ton, Alberta, Canada.
ADAMSON (H. Coll.). Vert, gutt(^e-d'eau, a cross
invected, in the first quarter a key in pale, and in the second
a talbot passant all or. Mantling vert and or. Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot passant azure,
collared, charged on the shoulder with a cross invected,
and holding in the dexter paw a key in pale, all or.
Motto — "Watch and ward." Livery — Plain dark green.
Sons of Lawrence William Adamson, Esq., LL.D.,
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former co. (High Sheriff 1900-1901), a Member of
the Manx Bar, l>. 1829; d. 1911; »t. firstly, 1853,
Anne Jane (who died), third d. of John T. E. Flint, of
Filleigh, Devonshire; and secondly, 1889, Sarah
Frances, youngest d. of the late William Swan, of
Walker, Newcastle-on-Tyne : —
Jolin George Adamson, Esq., C.M.G. (1918), Col., late
Major, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (ret.), J. P.
Northumberland, J. P. and D.L. for co. Leitrim (High
She; iff 1908 for co. Leitrim), b. 1855; iii. 1883, Caroline
Sara, only d. of the late Rev. James Timothy Bainbridge
Landon, M.A. (Ox.), Vicar of the Parish of Ledshara,
and Canon of York ; and has issue — Muriel Annie Pearl ;
and Catharine Evelyn. Sea/s — Linden Hall, Northumber-
of William John Mann , Esq. , J. P. , of H ighfield .Trowbridge ,
Wilts. 1; and Annie Peto. Res. — Careston Castle, Brechin
land ; Linhope Powburn, Northumberland. Kes. —
36 Portland Place, W. Clubs— 'Ha.xaX and Military ;
Northern Counties (Newcastle) ; Kildare Street (Dublin).
Lawrence Arthur Adamson, Esq., C. M. 0.(1926), M.A.,
Barriser-at-Law, Headmaster of Wesley College, Mel-
bourne, b. i860. J?«.— Wesley College, St. Kilda Road,
Melbourne.
WH.LIAM SHAW ADAMSON of Careston, Esquire,
J. P. and D.L. co. Forfar. Born 1851, being the only child
of the late John Adamson of Careston, Esq., J.P- co. Forfar,
by his wife Susan Miller, third dau. of Capt. Shaw of New-
hall, Forfarshire. Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1900) — Ar-
gent, a fesse gyronny of eight or and sable, between a heart
gules, accompanied by two cross crc-slets fitch(§e azure in
chief and in base a galley, sails furled, oars in action, of
the third, flagged of the fourth. Mantling ^able doubled
argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a sword proper,
hiked and pommelled or, and a cross crosslet fitch^e gules
in saltire, all between two branches of laurel also proper.
Motto — " Crux mihi grata quies." Married, June 20, 1883,
Nora Jane, dau. of the Rt. Hon. James Alexander Camp-
bell of Stracathro, co. Forfar, P.C. , M.P. for the Univer-
sities of Glasgow and Aberdeen, D.L. co. Forfar ; and has
surv. issue— William Campbell Adamson, Lieut, (ret.) Fife
and Forfar Yeo. , b. 1886 [m. 1913, Margaret Stancombe, d.
CO. Forfar ; Navar Lodge, Navar, Brechin.
(Edinburgh).
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ADDENBROOKE(H. Coll., 29 April 1795)— Quarterly,
azure and argent, a fesse wavy or, between three crescents
counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, on the bank side of a river proper,
an otter passant per pale argent and sable, charged with
two crescents counterchanged. Motto— " Nee temere nee
timide."
Sons of Edward Homfray Addenbrooke, Gentleman,
M.R.C.S,^. 1845, r/. 1915 ; m. 1870, Marianne, d. of
Rev. Henry Downing, Vicar of Kingswinford, co.
Worcester : —
Henry Edward Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. July 28, 1871 ;
m. 1898, Gertiude Mabel, d. of Maj Touche, R.A.M.C,
and has issue — Edward Fr.incis Addenbrooke, Gentleman ;
Gwendolyn Marianne; and Constance Laura. Res. —
556 Hawthorne Lane, Winnetka, Illinois.
Bertram Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1874.
Robert Geoffrey Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. July 22,
1889. Res. — The Platts, Kidderminster.
HERBERT HENRY HODGETTS ADDENBROOKE,
Gentleman. Born May 1862, being the third son of the
late Rev. Edward Addenbrooke of The Lea, co. Hereford,
and of Kingswinford, co. Stafford, B.A. Trin. Coll., Oxford,
Vicar of Prees, co. Salop, by his second wife Caroline
Frances Bramston, eldest dau. of the Rev. James Davies
of Braishfield House, co. Hants. Armorial bearings-
Quarterly, azure and argent, a fesse wavy or, between three
crescents counterchanged. MantUng azure and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the bank side of a
river proper, an otter passant per pale argent and sable,
charged with two crescents counteichanged. Married
Catherine Alice, dau. of Cutler. Residence —
Reverend JAMES JENNINGS ADDENBROOKE,
Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Whixall, Salop, B.A. Born
August 1859, being the second son of the late Rev. Edward
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winford, co. Stafford, B.A. Trin. Coll., O.xford, Vicar of
Frees, co. Salop, by his second wife Caroline Frances
Bramston, eldest dau, of the Rev. James Davies of Braish-
field House, co. Hants. Armorial bearings — Quarterly,
azure and argent, a fesse wavy tjr, between three crescents
counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, on the bank side of a river
proper, an otter passant per pale argent and sable, charged
with two crescents counterchanged. Postal address —
Whixall Vicarage, Whitchurch, Salop.
ADDERLEY, see CRADOCK, and BROUGHTON-
ADDERLEY.
ADDERLEY (H. Coll). Argent, on a bend azure, three
mascles of the held. Mantling a^^ure and argent. Crest
— On a chapeau gules, turned up t-rniine, a stork argent.
Motto — " Addere legi justitiam decus." Livery — Dark
blue.
Sons of Rt. Hon. Charles Leigh Adderley, 2nd Baro.
Norton, b. 1846; d. 1926; m. 1870, Caroline Ellen [d
1922), third d. of Sir Alexander Beaumont Churchill
Di.xie, loth Bart., of Bosworth Park, Leicestershire: —
Rt. Hon. Ralph Bowver Adderley, 3rd Baron Norton,
of Norton-on-th -Moors.'Staffs. (16 Apnl 1878). [Suppor-
ters — On either side a stork argent, gorged wiih a chain
or, suspended therefrom an escutcheon azure, charged
with a mascle also argent], b. 1872; m. 1899, Mary
Louisa, d. of Robert Watson of Ballydarton, co. Carlow,
and widow of Inglis Brady. Seats — Bowbrook, Pershore,
CO. Worcester ; Wellington Lodge, Bredon, nr. Tewkes-
bury.
Hon. Randolph Adderley, b. 1884. Res. —
Hon. Ronald Woolston Fleetwood Adderley, b. 1885.
Res.—
Sons of Rt. Hon. Baron Norton, P.C, K.C.M.G., b.
1814; d. 1905; 7)1. 1842, Hon. Julia Anne Eliza {d.
1887), eld. d. of Rt. Hon. Chandos, Baron Leigh of
Stoneleigh Abbey : —
Hon. Henry .Arden Adderley, B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-
at-Law (Inner Temple), of the Warwickshire Yeomanry
Cavalry 1877 to 1895, when he retired with rank of Hon.
Captain, J. P., D. L. co. Warwick [impaling the arms of
Stopford-Sackville, namely, quarterly, i and 4, quarterly,
or and gules, a bend vair6 (Sackvi.le) ; 2 and 3, azure,
throe lozenges between nine cross crosslets all or (Stopford)],
b. 1854; m. 1681, Grace, d. of William Bruce Stopford-
Sackville of Drayton House, co. Northampton ; and has
issue — Hubert Bowyer Arden Adderley, Esq., Maj. Scots
Gds. Res. of Officers (Guards' Club), b. 1886 [;«. 1912,
Elizabeth, d. of William John Birkbeck of Stratton-Straw-
less, Norfolk, and has issue — (i) John Arden Adderley,
Esq., b. 1915; (2) Michael Charles Adderley, Esq., b.
\c)\'j ; Rosemary Etheldreda Elizabeth Joane ; and Mary] ;
Muriel Grace \ni. 1906, Edmund Waller, eld. surv. son of
Rev. Ca ion E. Wal er] ; Ruth Margaret \in. 1907, Rev.
Elliott Kenworthy Browne, Little Packington, co. Warwick,
and has issue]; Isabel Julia [w. ist, 1914, Capt. Frederick
Augustus Drake, Warwickshire Yeo. [d. 1918) ; 2nd, 1922,
Maj. Francis Gerald Scott, M.C., and has issue by ist
husband]; Joan \m. 1913, Capt. .'Man J( hn Hunter,
C.M.G., D.S.O., M.C., K.R.R.C., son of the late John
Turner Hunter]; and Lettice Mary [m. 1918, Capt.
Charles P. L. Firth]. C/w^— Windham's.
Rev. and Hon. Reginald Edmund Adderley, M.A.
(Oxon.), Vicar of St. Peter's, Parkstone, Dorset, Hon.
Canon of Birmingham 1907-10, b. 1857. Res. — The
Vicarage. Parkstone, Dorset.
Rev. and Hon. James Granville Adderley, M.A. (Oxon.),
Vicar of St. Anne's, Highgate ; Hon. Canon of Birming-
ham 1913-18 ; Proctor Canterbury Convocation, 1920, b.
1861. Res.—^\. .Anne's Vicarage, West Hill, N.6.
Club — Royal Colonial Institute.
ADDINGTON, see HUBB.ARD and SIDMOUTH.
WILLIAM HENRY ADDISON, Gentleman. Armorial
bearings — Sable, abend ermine, between two snakes nowed
or, a chief argent, thereon three leopards' faces gules.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a snake nowed or, in front of a demi-eagle with
wings displayed sable, holding in the beak a snake entwined
round the neck proper. Motto — " Addecet honeste vivere."
Postal addresses — Newark House, Maidstone, Kent; Robert-
son, Cape Colony, S. Africa.
A'DEANE (R(y. Lie, 11 Oct. 1865). Per pale argent
and or, a lion rampant purpure, a bordure embattled of the
last. Mantling purpure and argent. Crest— On a wreath
of the c lours, ufjon a mount vert, a lion rampant purpure,
gorged with a collar embattled cr, supporting a column
entwined with ivy proper. MottO — " Gardez la foy."
Son of John A'Deane (formerly Tucker), Esq., J. P., of
Ashcott, Hawkes Bay, N.Z. , b. ; (/. ; m.
, d. of A'Deane : —
alter W. A'Deane, Gentleman. Club — Sports.
ADKINS of Bath (H. Coll.). Per chevron sable and
ermine, in chief two stirrups leathered argent, and in
base a tion rampant sable. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse forcene argent.
supporting between the forelegs a staff proper, flowing
therefrom to the sinister a banner per fesse sable and
gules, the fringe gabony or and gules, charged with
three cinquefoils or. Motto—" In veritate vis." Livery
— Blue coat, with vellow waistcoat.
Son of Henry Adkins, Esq., J.P., of Ley Hill, North-
field, CO. Worcester, 6. 1822 ; d. 1899 ; m. , Julia
Bartleet, d. of David Malins, Esq., J. P., of
Edgbaston : —
Henry Adkins, Gentleman, M.A., B.C.L. (Oxford),
Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, b. 1853 ; m. 1904,
Maria Louisa, d. of Charles Aristide Louis Poulin, of
Blois, France. Seat — Ravenswell, Charlecombe, Somer-
set. Club — New University.
Second son of Thomas Adkins, Gentleman, of Barnt
Green, Worcs., b. 1850 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1875, Ellen,
d. of Henry Sotham, of Grays, Hants. : —
John Caleb Adkins, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxford), b.
1880; m. 1911, Kathleen Sarah, d. of Rev. Joseph
Handforth Bourne; and has issue — Kathleen Prudence;
Judith Muriel ; Marv Mildred ; Joyce Leonora ; Evelyn
Chrystal. Res. — Highfield, Uppingham, Rutland.
Son of George .Adkins, Esq., J. P., of The Light
Woods, Staffs., b. 1825; m. Anne, d. of John
Adkins, of Melcot, co. Warwick : —
Maj. Arthur Sutton Adkins, late Sherwood Foresters,
b. 1868 ; m. Teresa Mary {d. 1907), d. of Robert Lock
Roe of The Manor House, Lynmouth, N. Devon. Seat —
The Old Hall, Manton, Rutland. C/m6— Boodle's.
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ADLERCRON. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, an eagle
displayed, wings inverted sable, langued gules, membered
and ducally crowned or (for Adlercron) ; 2 and 3, ^argent,
a chevron in point embowed between in chief two^mullets
and in base a lion rampant, all gules (for Trapaud, regd.
U.O. 1752). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed sable,
langued gules, ducally crowned or, the dexter wing per
fesse argent and azure, the sinister per fesse of the last and
or. Motto — " Quo fata vocant."
Son of George Rothe Ladeveze Adlercron, Gentleman,
of Moyglare, co. Meath (1/. 1884), by his wife Aloyse
Lilias, d. of Baron Godefroi de Blonay of Vernaud,
Lausanne : —
Rodolph Ladeveze Adlercron, Esq., Biig.-Gen. Queen's
Own Cameron Highlanders, CM. G., D.S.O., F.R.G.S.,
6. July 5, 1873; m. 1910, Hester, younger d. of John C.
Bancroft, of Boston, U.S.A. ; and has issue — 4 daus.
Res. ~ Culverthorpe Hall, Grantham, Lines. Club — United
Service.
AFFLECK (H. Coll., 1899). Argent, three bars sable,
gutt^e-d'eau , i n chief two ears of wheat vert. Mantling sable
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ear of
wheat or, between two fern-branches proper. Motto —
" Pretiosum quod utile."
Sons of Rev. James Danby Affleck, 6. 1810; d. 1862;
m. 1853, Sophia, d. of Edward Dyson, of Dalham : —
Sir Frederick Danby James Affleck, 8th Bart. (10 July
1782), i. 1856; s. his cousin 1919 ; m. 1904, Lily, d. of
Alfred Quarm Ross; and has issue -Frederick James
Siddartha Affleck, Esq., i. 1905 ; Dalham Robert Affleck,
Esq., 6. 1906. J?es. — Buderim Mountain, via Palmwoods,
Queensland.
Arthur Edward Highlander Affleck, Gentleman, i. 1857 ;
Res.~
AGAR (H. Coll., 19 Mar. 1919). Argent, issuing out of
a gurge (or whirlpool) azure, a bird cherrytree fructed
proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a demi-lion or, holding in the dexter paw
three ears of wheat proper, and resting the sinister paw
on a block of quarry stone, also proper. Motto — " Via
trita via tuta."
Son of William Agar, Gentleman, of Whitby, Yorks.,
b. 1806 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1840 : —
Sir Francis Agar, Knt. Bach. (1926), Master and
Warden of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners, 1920-21,
and Sheriff (1926) of London, b. 1859 ; m. 1885, Frances
Anne, d. of John Bruce of Hull ; and has issue — 2 daus.
Res. — Imbry, St. George's Hill, Weybridge ; London
House, Crutched Friars, E.G.
AGAR. Azure, a lion rampant or, a mullet for
difference. Mantling azure and or. Crest — A demi-
lion rampant or. Motto — " Via trita, via tuta."
Livery — Dress — blue ani yellow; undress — brown and
red.
Sons of Rt. Hon. James Charles Herbert Agar, 3rd
Earl of Normanton, b. 1818 ; d. 1896 ; m. 1856,
Caroline {d. 19 15), d. of 6th Viscount Barring-
ton : —
Rt. Hon. Sidney James Agar, 4th Earl of Normanton,
CO. Kilkenny (4 Feb. 1806), Viscount Somerton (29 Dec.
1800), and Baron Somerton, of Somerton, Kildare,
Ireland (12 June 1795) ; Baron Somerton of Somerley,
Hants. (9 Ap. 1873) ; D.L. co. Southampton [Supporters
— On either side a lion, the dexter per bend, and the
sinister per bend-sinister, or and azure, collared and
chained gules, each charged on the shoulder with a
crescent], b. 1865 ; m. 1894, Lady Amy Byng, d. of 4th
Earl of Strafford ; and has issue — Hon. Edward John
Sidney Christian Welborne EUi? Agar, commonly
called Viscount Somerton, b. 1910 ; Lady Georgina
Mary Elizabeth Fanny ; Lady Alexandra Heiu^ietta
Alice [m. 1917, Peter Haig-Thomas ; and has issue
(Res. — The Grange, Goring, co. Oxford)] ; Lady Caroline
Amy Cora; Lady Mary Karen [m. 1925, Herbert
Pretyman, Esq.] ; Lady Diana Julia ; Lady Amy
Louise [m. 1925, Hon. Michael Biddulph] ; Lady Rosemary
Beatrice. Seat — Somerley, Ringwood, Hants. Clubs —
Marlborough, R.Y.S., Dorset Yacht (Weymouth), Hamp-
shire (Winchester).
Hon. Francis William Arthur Agar, b. 1873 ; m. 1897,
Laura Astley, d. of Henry Kennard, Esq., of Shopwyke
House, Chichester ; and has issue — John Herbert Agar,
Esq., b. 1907 ; Miuiel Violet Frances [m. 1921, Lieut.
Comdr. William Chambers, D.S.C., R.N.]. Res.—
Newlands, Summersdale, Chichestei.
AGAR-ROBARTES (Royal Licence, 30 March 1822
and 1916; H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, azm-e,
three estoiles and a chief wavy or (for Robartes) ;
2 and 3, azure, a lion rampant or (for Agar). Mant-
ling azme and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the
colours, a lion rampant or, holding a flaming sword
erect proper (for Robartes); 2. on a wreath of the
colours, a demi-hon or (for Agar). Mottoes — " Quae
supra " ; " Spectamur agendo."
Son of Thomas James Agar-Robartes, ist Baron
Robartes, b. 1808; d. 1882 ; m. 1839, Juliana, d.
of the Rt. Hon. Reginald Pole-Carew of Antony,
CO. Cornwall : —
Rt. Hon. Thomas Charles Agar-Robartes, 6th Viscount
Clifden (Irel. 13 Jan., 1781), and LordClifden, Baron of
Gowran, co. Kilkenny (Irel., 27 July, 1776), Baron Mendip
(G.B., 13 Aug., 1794), and Baron Robartes (U.K., 13 Dec,
1869), M.A. (Oxon.), a J.P. and D.L., co. Cornwall, M.P.
for East Cornwall, 1880-82. [Supporters — Two grey-
hounds sable, the dexter charged on the body with three
crescents in pale, and the sinister with as many crosses,
recercelee, disjointed, argent], b. 1844 ; m. 1878, Mary,
d. of Francis Henry Dickinson of Kingweston, co. Somer-
set ; and has had issue — (i) Hon. Thomas Charles
Reginald Agar-Robartes, Capt. Coldstream Gds., M.P.
for Bodmin Div. of Cornwall in 1906 and St. Austell
Div. of Cornwall 1908, b. 1880 ; d. of wounds received in
action 1915 ; (2) Hon. Francis Gerald Agar-Robartes,
M.V.O., Counsellor Dip. Serv., b. 1883 ; (3) Hon. Arthur
Victor Agar-Robartes, M.C., Capt. late Gren. Gds., b.
1887 [m. 1920, Patience Mary, d. of Arthur Francis
Basset, of 7 Carlos Place, W., and ha^ issue — Rachel
Marv. Res. — i Carlos Place, W.]; (4) Hon. Cecil Edward
Agar-Robartes, b. 1892 ; (5) Hon. Alexander George
Agar-Robartes, M.C., Capt. Res. of Officers late Gren.
Gds., b. 1895; Hon. Mary Vere ; Hon. Juha Caroline
Everilda ; Hon. Edith Violet Kathleen ; and Hon. Con-
agn
am
stance Margaret. Seat — • Lanhydrock, nr. Bodmin.
Town res. — 37 Grosven^r Siiiare, W.i. Clubs —
Athenaeum, New University, Wellington.
AGNEW (H. Coll.). Per saltire argent and gules, in
pale two cinquefoils, and in fesse as many saltires couped,
all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest
— Upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle regardant, wings
expanded proper, each wing charged with a pale or, hold-
ing in its mouth a sword pointed upwards, also proper, and
resting the dexter claw on a saltire couped gules. Motto
— " Consilio et impetu."
Sons of Sir William .Agnew, ist Bart., J. P. for Lan-
cashire and Manchester and Salford, M.P. for S.E.
Lancashire 1880-5, ^°^ Stretford Div. 1885-6, 6. 1825 ;
d. 1910; m. 1851, Mary (</. 1892), d. of George Pixton
Ken worthy of Peel Hall, Astley: —
Sir George WiUiam .Agnew, 2nd Bart. (2 Sept. 1895),
J. P. Lancashire and Suffolk, High Sheriff Suffolk 1922,
M.A. (Camb. ), M.P. for West Salford from
1906, /<. 1852 ; w. 1878, Fanny, d. of the late John
Stuart Bolton of Oulton Hall, Aylsham, Norfolk ; and has
issue -(i) John Stuart Agnew, Esq., Lieut. Suffolk Yeo.,
/■. 1879 [m. iqio, Kathleen, third d. of the late Isaac
William Hewitt White of Meanwood, Leeds] ; (2) George
Colin Agnew, Esq. , b. 1882 ; Mary Emily [m. 1904, William
Burn Anderson, son of J. Macvicar Anderson]; Fanny
Isabel [;«. 1909, Major Oswald Kesteven Chance, sth Lan-
cers, son of W. E. Chance, and has issue]; Dorothy [tn.
1906, Hinton Arthur Stewart, son of Hinton D. Stewart];
Sybil Alice [7/1. 1919, J. T. Wentworth Reeve, D.S.O.,
Rifle Bgde. , and has issue]; and Cicely [/«. 1920, Norman
Froggatt Kinzett, and has issue] 5?(z^— Rougham Hall,
Bury St. Edmund's. Clui — Reform.
Charles Morland Agnew, Esq., O.B.E. (1918), M.A.
(Camb.), b. 1855; rn. 1881, Evelyn Mary. d. of Wm.
Naylor of Manor Place, Paddington Green, W. ; and has
issue — (i) Charles Gerrard Agnew, Esq., late temp. Capt.
Manchester Regt. (Copse Hill, Greys, Henley-on-Thames),
d 1882 [m. 1906, Olive Mary, d. of Ven. William Banks,
Canon of Canterbury, and has issue — Geoffrey William
Gerald Agnew, Gentleman, ^. 1908 ; Denis Marten Agnew,
Gentleman, i. 1919 ; and Sylvia Mary]; (2) Kenneth Mor-
land Agnew, Esq., D.S.O., M.CMaj. R.F.A., L i886[w.
1910, Edith, only d. of the late Dr. A. H. Laver of Shef-
field, and has issue— Joyce] ; (3) Alan Gramme Agnew, Esq. ,
Major R.A., Reserve of Officers, b. 1887 [tn. 1913, Dorothy
Cecil, d. of the late W. Winstanley Strode of Kings
Langley, Herts, and has issue: — Peter Grasme Agnew,
Gentleman, d. 1914 ; and Jacqueline]; (4) Hugh Ladas
Agnew, Lieut. Comdr. (ret.) R.N. , i. 1894 [m. 1920,
Mary Violet Maude, d. of the late Hugh Davis of
Trinidad, and has issue : — Michael Hugh Agnew, Gentle-
man, d. 1923; and Anne Mary]; (5) William Gladstone
Agnew, Esq., Lieut. R.N., i. 1898; and Emily Margaret.
I?es. — Durrants, Croxley Green, Herts. ; 11 Portland
Place, W.
Philip Leslie Agnew, Esq., J. P. Northants., Barrister-at-
Law, M.A. (Oxon.),^. 1863; m. 1889, Alexandra Georgette,
d. of Ewan Christian of Alexandria, Egypt; and has surv.
issue — Ewan Siegfried Agnew, Gentleman, Lieut, sth Lan-
cers, d. 1893 [w. 1917, Marion, d. of Frank Loughborough
Pearson], Jfes. — Littlecourt, Farthingstone, Northants. ;
I Cottesmore Gardens, W.8. Clubs— New University,
Garrick.
Sons of Walter Agnew, Esq. , b. 1861 ; rf. 1915 ; m. 1886,
Mabel, d. of Charles Wilkin of London: —
Victor Charles Winter Agnew, Esq., Capt. (late) Suffolk
Yeo., B.A. (Camb.), b. 1887; m. 1913, Phyllis May Claude,
d. of Charles Baggallay, K.C., and has issue — Charles
David .A.gnew, Gentleman, b. 1916 ; and Elizabeth Marian.
Ifes.— 68 Prince's Gate, S.W.
Richard Leslie Agnew, Gentleman, Lieut 15/19 Hussars,
b. 1900 ; tn. 1927, Leila, d. of Brig.-Gen. Anthony Courage,
of Wardington, Banbury. Jies. — ig Lennox Gardens, S.W.
AGNEWofLochnaw(L.O. ,matric. c. 1672-7 and r. 1748,
54). Argent, a chevron between two cinquefoils in chief
gules and a saltire couped in base azure. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, an
eagle issuant and regardant proper. MottO — "Consilio
non impetu." Supporters — Two heraldic tigers proper,
collared and chained or.
Eld. son of Sir Andrew Agnew, 8th Bart., Vice-Lt. and
D.L. CO. Wigtown, M.P., late Capt. 4th Lt. Dragoons,
b. 1818; d. 1892; m. 1846, Lady Louisa Noel (</. 1883),
d. of 1st Earl of Gainsborough : — ■
Sir Andrew Noel Agnew, 9th Bart. (Nov. Sco. , 28 July
1629), of Lochnaw, J. P. , D. L. , and Vice-Lt. Wigtownshire,
late Capt. ist Ayrshire and Galloway Art. Vols. , M. P. for S.
Edinburgh 1900-6, LL. B. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law, b.
1850; m. 1889, Gertrude, d. of late Hon. Gowran Charles
Vernon. Seat — Lochnaw Castle, Stranraer, Wigtownshire.
Clubs — Brooks's, United University, New (Edinburgh).
AIKEN, see CHETWOOD-AIKEN.
JAMES AIKEN, Esquire, M.A. of the Univ. of Glas-
gow, J. P. for CO. Dumbarton, eld. son of the late John Aiken
of Dalmoak and Janet his wife, younger d. of John Belch
of Drumoyne, Lanarkshire. Armorial bearings (L.O., 1892
— Or, three oak slips fructed proper, a chief vaire ; and upon
a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand
couped at the wrist, holding a garland of oak- leaves proper.
Motto — "In robore decus." Estate and postal address —
Dalmoak, by Dumbarton.
FRANK AIKENHEAD, Esquire, - Lieut. -Colonel
(ret.) Royal Artillery, J. P. co. Somerset. Born
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March 22, 1867, being the only son of the late Robert
Aikenhead, Esquire, J. P. for the North Riding of the co.
of York, by his wife Frances Annie, eldest child of Joseph
Da\ison of Greencroft Park, Lanchester, co. Durham.
Armorial bearings — Argent, three acorns slipped and
leaved vert, two flaunches gules, each charged with a thistle
leaved and slipped or. Mantling vert and argent ; and for
his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-man affront^e,
holding in his dexter hand a branch of laurel slipped and
fructed all proper, and resting his sinister on a chaplet of
oak also proper, fructed. Motto — " Rupto robore nati."
I.ivery — Green, with silver buttons. Married, 1891, Mabel
Louise, cnly dau. of the late Major-Gen. Edward Andr^e
Wylde, late R.M.L.I.; and has \\a.A Issue— {1) Robert
Aikenhead, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1892 ; killed in action
1915 ; (2) Captain David Francis Aikenhead, M.C., R.A.,
/;. June 29, 1895 \m. 1917, Margaret, d. of C. E. Bayne,
Esq., C.S. I., late I.C.S. : and has issue — Robert Charles
Aikenhead, Gentleman, b. 1920; and Margaret]. Res. —
Great Elm, Frome, Somerset. Club — Naval and Military.
AIKIN-SNEATH (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron
sable, between in chief two ravens' heads erased proper and
Bursar Univ. of Manitoba 1887- 1916, b. 1851 ; m. ist, Mary
Bertha, d. of Archibald Woodbury McLelan ; 2nd, 1899,
Mary French, d. of William Colby of Stanstead, Quebec ;
and has surv. issue — Maj. Gordon Harold Aikins, D.S.O. ,
K.C., late Canadian Forces, B.A., b. 1887 [m. 1911, Myrtle
Clint (/I'^J.— Winnipeg, Manitoba)] ; Mary Helen Alberta
[wz. 1923, Maj. Frederick NeyJ ; and Elizabeth Grace \_m.
1926, Reginald Ney]. Res. — Winnipeg, Manitoba. Clubs
—Manitoba (Manitoba), Rideau (Ottawa), York (Toronto).
William Henry Beaufort Aikins, Gentleman, M.B.
(Toronto), M.D.,C.M. (Vic. Univ.), L.R.C. P. (London), <^.
1859 ; 7n. 1087, Augusta, d. of Easton Hawkesworth.
Res.— Toronio, Canada. Club— York (Canada).
THOMAS STOKES GEORGE HUGH ROBERT-
SON AIKMAN, Esquire, C.B. (civ.) 1923, of Ross and
Broomhilton, J. P., D. L. , Lieut. -Col., late commanding
and Hon. Col. 4th Batt. H.L.I., and Hon. Lt.-Col. in
Army, commanded Royal Defence Corps, No. i. District,
1915-16. Born Feb. 25, i860, being the eldest son of
Hugh Henry Robertson Aikman of Ross and Broomhilton,
by Mary Joyce, only child of Thomas Stokes of New
Parks, CO. Leicester. Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1672 and
1893) — Argent, a sinister hand holding a branch of oak
in base a cock of the second, wattled, armed, and legged
gules, three trefoils slipped or. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a raven's head sable,
erased gules, holding in the beak a trefoil slipped or.
Motto — " Deojuvante." Livery — Black, with white facings.
Son of Rev. Thomas Aikin-Sneath, M.A., of Wood-
chester Lawn, Glos. , b. 1834 ; d. 1910; m. 1863, Jessie,
d. of John Walton, Gentleman : —
Francis William Aikin-Snealh, Esq., J. P., Glos., b. 1865 ;
m. 1898, Louisa Langworthy, d. of Lt.-Col. William Lang-
woithy Baker, R.A.M.C. ; and has issue— Francis Brian
Aikin-Sneath, Gentleman, b. 1905; Beryl Louise; Joan;
Nancy Eva; and Betsy. 6"if«/— Woodfield, Weston-
under-Penyard, nr. Ross-on-Wye.
AIKINS of Toronto, Canada (H. Coll.). Azure, two
lions passant guardant between five fleurs-de-lys in cross
argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On .^ wreath
of the colours, a boar's head couped at the neck proper,
between two wings addorsed or.
Son of John Somerset Aikins, Esq., /'. 1850; d. 1910 ;
m. 1887, Abby Lemira, d. of Charles Carroll Colby,
Deputy Speaker of the Dominion House of Com-
mons :—
Charles Carroll Colby Aikins, Gentleman, b. 1P88.
Yr. sonsof Hon. James Co.x Aikins, Lieut. -Governor of
Province of Manitoba, b. 1823 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1845, Mary
Elizabeth Jane, d. of lohn Somerset : —
Hon. Sir James Albert Manning Aikins, Knt. Bach. (1914),
Lieut. -Governor of Manitoba 1916-26, K.C. , M.A. , Hon.
palewise proper, surmounted of a bend engrailed gules.
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of
his liveries, an oak-tree proper ; and in an escroll over
the same this Motto, " >ub robore virtus." Livery —
Drab coat, scarlet waistcoat and breeches. Married^
1899, Constance Henrietta, only dau. of the late John
Archibald Midfileton, Esq., Capt. Royal Dragoons ; and
has Issue — (i) William Hamilton Robertson Aikman,
Grntleman, b. November 23, 1902; (2) Hugh Forbes
Robertson Aikman, Sub.-Lieut. R.N. , b. Dec. 9, 1903;
and Margrett Georgina \jn. 1925, Sir Derrick Watson,
Bart., of Earnock (y.z').] Seat — Ross, Hamilton, N.B.;
Clubs — Brodle's, New (Edinburgh).
AILESBURY, see BRUDENELL-BRUCE.
The Most Honour.'^kle Archib.-\ld Kennedy,
third MARQUESS OF AILSA (10 Sept. 1831), and Baron
Ailsa. in the Peerage of the United Kingdom (12 Nov.
ail
1806), Earl of Cassillis (24 Oct. 1509), and Baron Kennedy
(1457), in the Peerage of Scotland. Born Sept. i, 1847,
being the eldest son of the Most Hon. Archibald Kennedy,
second Marquess of Ailsa, K.T. , by his wife Julia, second
dau. of the late Sir Richard Mounteney Jephson, Baronet ;
an
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torial Association, late Capt. Coldstream Guards, is
Honorary Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve and Hon.
Comi' , R.N. Vol. Reserve, Hon. LL.D. Glasgow.
Armorial bearings (L.O., 1892)— Argent, a chevron gules.
between three cross crosslets fitch^e sable, all within a
became Ensign Coldstream Guards 1866, Lieutenant 1870,
retired same year ; succeeded his father in 1870 ; late Lieut,
commanding R.N. Artillery Vols. (Clyde Brigade), Lord-
Li .'ut. and J. P. CO Ayr, and President Ayrshire Terri-
double tressure flory and counterflory of the second.
Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank,
and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, wiih a
Mantling gules, doubled ermine ; and upon a wreath of his
B
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ail
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liveries is set for Crest, a dolphin naiant proper. [Sup-
porters — Two swans proper, beaked and membered gules].
Motto — "Aviselafin." Livery — Claret, il/ar/m/, firstly,
March 7, 1871, the Hon. Evelyn Stuart (</. 1888), dau.
of the Rt. Hon. Charles, twelfth Baron Blantyre. He
married, secondly, November 3, 1891, Isabella, dau. of
Hugh MacMaster of Kausani, North-West Provinces,
India; and has Issue— hy his first marriage (i) Archibald
Kennedy, Esq. , commonly called the Earl of Cassillis,
Maj. (ret.) Royal Scots Fusiliers, b. 187a [m. 1903, Frances
Emily, d. of Sir Mark MacTaggart-Stewart, ist Bart. [Club
— Caledonian)] ; (2) Lord Charles Kennedy, late Lieut. 3rd
Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers, and Capt. Prince of Wales Light
Horse in Boer War, b. 1875 [m. 1925, Constance Barbara,
d. of the late Edward Clarke, of Chard, Somerset, and
widow of Adm. Sir John Baird, K.C.B. (Res. — Shirwins
Farm, Wigborough, nr. Colchester)] ; (3) Lord Angus
Kennedy, Lieut. R.N.V. R. , b. 1882 [m. 1922, Gertrude
Millicent, d. of Gervase Cooper, and has issue — Archibald
David Kennedy, Esq., b. 1925 (Res. — Brick Kiln
Farm, Kelvedon, Essex) ] ; and Lady Aline [m. 1901,
5th Lord Kilmaine (q.v.) ; by second marriage — (4) Lord
Hugh Kennedy, M.C. , Lieut, late Coldstream Gds. ,
b. 1895 \j'^- 1925 1 Katherine Louise, d. of Francis
Atherton, of Shalford, Surrey, and has issue — Nigel
Kennedy, Esq., b. 1926]; and Lady Marjorie \jn. 1921,
Lawrence P. B. Merriam, and has issue]. Seat: —
Cassillis House, Dalrymple ; Culzean Castle, Maybole ;
and Newark Castle, all co. Ayr. Clubs — Travellers' ;
Guards'; R.Y.S.
George Henry Airey, Gentleman, b. Jan. 14, 1874, Mid-
AIRD (H. Coll.). Gules, on a chevron between in
chief two wolves' heads erased and in base an increscent,
between the horns a mullet of six points, all argent, two
falcons' heads erased sable. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a bull-headed rail
fessewise, a lion rampant, holding between the paws a spike
all proper. Motto — " Vigilantia. "
Sons of Sir John Aird, ist Bart., J. P., a Commissioner
of Lieutenancy for City of London, First Mayor of
Paddington, 1900-1, Hon. Lt.-Col. Eng. and Ry. Vol.
Staff Corps, M.P. for N. Paddington 1887-1906,
b. 1833; d. 1911; m. 1855, Sarah (d. 1909), d. of
Benjamin Smith of Lewisham : —
Sir John Aird, 2nd Bart. (4 March igoi), J. P. Suffolk,
one of the Commissioners of Lieutenancy for City of
London, Maj. (ret.) Eng. and Ry. Vol. Staff Corps, has the
2nd Class Osmanieh and the Grand Cordon of the Medjidieh,
b. 1861 ; m. 1886, Alicia Ellen, d. of James Hall Renton of
Park Lane, W. ; and has issue — (i) John Renton Aird,
Esq., M.C, Capt. Gren. Gds., A.D.C. to Governor of
Bombay, 1921-24, b. 1898; (2) Joseph Maurice Aird,
Esq., b. 1904; Nellie Phyllis {m. 1910, Capt. William Noel
Cunliffe, son of Capt. Ellis Brooke Cunliffe of Petton Park ;
and has issue] ; and Evelyn Dorothy \_m. 192 1, Charles E.
Scarisbrick, of Weston House, AUbury]. Res. — 22 Eaton
Square, S.W. Club — Carlton.
Malcolm Rucker Aird, Esq., J. P. co. Southampton,^.
1872 ; m. 1898, Nellie Margaret, d. of Jeremiah Dummett
of Porchester Terrace, W. ; and has issue — ^Malcolm Henry
Aird, Gentleman, Lieut. 9th Lancers, b. 1899 ['"• 1922,
Joan, d. of Henry Sturgis, of 2 Chester Street, Belgrave
Square ; and has issue — Malcolm Ronald Meredith Aird,
Gentleman, b. 1923]; Ronald Aird, Gentleman, b. 1902
[m. 1925, Viola, d. of Sir Godfrey Baring, ist Bart.]; Ian
Basil Aird, Gentleman, 1^, 1905 ; Ruth Sarah ; and Elizabeth
Mary. Res. — Woolton House, Newbury.
AIREDALE, see KITSON.
AIREY. Azure on a chevron argent, between in chief
three mullets of the last and in base the battlements of a
tower or, three cinquefoils of the field. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of the
battlements of a tower or, a dexter and a sinister arm em-
bowed in armour proper, the hands also proper, holding a
cinquefoil azure. Motto— " Je le tiendrai."
Sons of Lt.-Col. Henry Parke Airey, D.S.O., New
South Wales Artillery, 6. 1843; "'• 1868, Florence Ada,
dau. of A. H. M'Culloch of Sydney, New South
Wales:—
Charles Francis Airey, Gentleman, b. Aug. i, 1870, Lieut.
2nd Regt. New South Wales Forces. Res. —
shipman. Naval Brigade, Sydney. Postal address — Victoria
Barracks, Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney.'
AIREY of Oakwood Grange (H. Coll., 12 Sept. 1922).
Sable, a fesse indented between in chief a mullet or,
between two roses argent, barbed and seeded proper, and
in base the battlements of a tower of the second. Mant-
ling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
issuant from the battlements of a tower proper, a demi-
talbot sable, holding in the paws a mullet or. Motto —
" Firma durant."
Son of William Airey, of Leeds, b. ; d.
m. : —
Sir Edwin Airey, Knt. Bach. (1922), h. 1878 ; m. 1904,
Edith, d. of the late William Graves, of Leeds ; and has
issue — I son ; 4 daus.
Res. — Oakwood Grange, Roundhay, Leeds.
AIRLIE, see OGILVY.
ROBERT SWAN AITCHISON, M.D. (Edin.),
F.R.C. P. E. , Member of the Royal Company of Archers,
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King's Body Guard for Scotland. Born June 7, 1854, being
the younger son of the late James Aitchison of Lilliesleaf,
CO. Roxburgh, by his wife Jane, dau. of Robert Swan of
Earlston, CO. Berwick. Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1898)—
Or, a double-headed eagle displayed sable, beaked and
membered gules, on a chief engrailed vert, a pheon between
two spur-rowels of the first ; in the centre of the shield an
escutcheon of pretence gules, on a chevron between three
demi-lions rampant, and in chief a cross crosslet fitch^e or,
.n trefoil between two anchors sable (for Pepper-Staveley).
Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his
liveries, an eagle's head erased sable ; and on an escroll
over the same this Motto, " Vigilantibus." Married, June
16, 1891, Jessie Georgina Annie Staveley, dau. and co-h.
of the late George .Augustus Pepper-Staveley, Esq., Judge
in the Bengal Civil Service, and of Woldhurstlea, co. Sussex
(by his second wife Jessie Louisa, eldest dau. of late Donald
Macfarlan, M. D., of Ledard, co. Perth) ; and has had Issue
— George Staveley .Aitchison, Gentletnan, b. May 19, 1894;
d. 1925 \m. 1919, Lilian Catherine, d. of James Rae, and
left issue — Robert Staveley Aitchison, Gentleman,/!'. 1920;
and Nerina Jessie] ; and Nerina Jane (rf. 1897). Residence
— Woldhurstlea, Crawley, Sussex.
AITKEN (H. Coll., 1917). Argent, two bairulets wavy
azure, between in chief two maple leaves slipped, and in
base a thistle eradicated gules, a bordure sable, charged
with eight bezants. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest — Upon a drum proper, a cock gules, wattled, armed
and legged or. Supporters — On either side a beaver
regardant, holding in the mouth a fish proper. Motto —
" Res mihi non me rebus."
Third son of Rev. William Aitken, of Newcastle,
New Brunswick, b. 1834; d. 1913 ; m. 1857, Jane
Noble {d. 1927), of Maple, Ontario : —
Rt. Hon. Sir William Maxwell Aitken, P.C, Baron
Beaverbrook (2 Jan. 1917), of Beaverbrook, New Bruns-
wick, and of Cherkley, Surrey, Bart. (3 July 1916), Knt.
Bach. (1911), Hon. LL.D. New Brunswick; M.P. Ashton-
under-Lyne 1910-17 ; Canadian " Eye Witness," 1914-15;
Of&cer-in-charge of Canadian War Records Of&ce, 19 16-
18 ; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister of
Information, 1918 ; h. 1879 ; w. 1906, Gladys, d. of Brig.-
Gen. Charles William Drury, C.B., of Halifax, Nova
Scotia ; and has issue — Hon. John William Maxwell
Aitken, h. 1910 ; Hon. Peter Rudyard Aitken, 6. 1912 ;
Hon. Janet Gladys. Seat — Cherkley Court, Leather-
head. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough, St. James's
(Montreal).
AITKEN of Stanmore (H. Coll., 11 Jan. 1922). Per
pale azure and argent, a sprig of oak slipped and
fructed proper between two flaunches counterchanged.
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the colours, in front of an oak-tree proper, a cock
regarding the sinister, also proper. Motto — " Constans
fidei."
Son of Aitken, of ; b.
m. : —
Robert Aitken, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
AKERS-DOUGLAS. Quarterly, i and 4, argent,
a man's heart gules, ensigned with an imperial crown
proper, and pierced by an eutow f esse wise, the pheon
towards the dexter, also proper, a chief azure, thereon
three mullets of the field (for Douglas) ; 2 and 3, gules,
three escallops or, within a bordure argent, charged with
eight acorns proper (for Akers). Mantling gules and
argent. Crests — i. an arm embowed in armom:, holding
in the hand a sword all proper (for Douglas) ; 2, an arm
embowed in curoom: proper, garnished or, holding in the
hand a flagstaff also proper, therefrom flowing a pennon
barry of four azure and argent (for Akers). Motto —
" Sapientia et Veritas."
Son of Rt. Hon. Aretas Akers-Douglas, ist Viscount
Chilston, P.C, G.B.E., b. 185 1 ; d. 1926; m. 1875,
Adeline Mary, d. of Horatio Austen Smith, of Hayes
Court, Kent : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Aretas Akers-Douglas, K.C.M.G., 2nd
Viscount Chilston of Boughton Malherbe, co. Kent (6
July 191 1), and Baron Douglas of Baads, Midlothian,
H.M.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at Vienna since 1921, late Capt. 3rd Batt. Royal
Scots. [Supporters — On either side a horse argent, the
dexter supporting a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing a
banner azure, charged with three mullets argent, the
sinister supporting a like flagstaff, also proper, there-
from flowing a banner ermine, charged with a heart gules,
crowned and pierced by an arrow, as in the arms], b.
1876 ; m. 1903, Amy Constance, d. of Maj. Jennings
Bramly, R.H.A. ; and has issue — Hon. Aretas Akers-
Douglas, b. 1905 ; Hon. Eric Akers-Douglas, b. 19 10.
Seats — Chilston Park, Maidstone, Kent ; Baads, West
Calder, Midlothian ; Craigs, Dumfries. Res. — British
Legation, Vierma. Clubs — Carlton, Travellers'.
ALBRIGHT (Originally Albrecht of Bavaria 1605 ;
H. Coll. 1923). Quarterly, gules and or, in the ist and
4th quarters an unicorn courant argent, and in the 2nd
and 3rd quarters three bendlets sable. Mantlings —
dexter, sable and or; sinister, gules, and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of his Uveries or and sable, a
demi-unicorn couped argent, between two buffalo horns,
the dexter per fesse sable and or, and the sinister per
fesse gules and argent. Motto — " Nihil humana
moror."
Aken Lippert Albright, Gentleman, a member of the
personal staff of the High Commissioner of the Union of
S. Africa in London, b. 1878 ; m. Maude Augusta, d.
of Edward Gordon Cox, of Ringwood, Hants. ; and has
issue — Guy Aken Albright, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Des-
mond George Albright, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; Claude
Wyndham Albright, Gentleman, b. 1905 ; Raymond
Wallace Albright, Gentleman, b. 1906 ; Humphrey Sigis-
mund Albright, Gentleman, b. 1908 ; and Pamela
Eimly Hamilton. Res. — York House, York Road
Windsor.
ALBE.VIARLE, see KEPPEL.
ALBU of Johannesburg (H. Coll., 1912). Per chevron
raguly or and vert, in dexter chief an acorn, in sinister
chief the flower of a sugar-bush, both slipped and leaved,
and in bise a bear sejant, all proper. Mantling vert and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, the battlements of
a tower or, issuant therefrom a demi-bear proper, holding
in the dexter paw a flower of the sugar bush, as in the
arms. Motto — " Omnia bene evenient."
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Eldest son of Simon Albu cf Berlin, b. 1830 ; d. 191 1 ;
m. 1856, Fanny Sternberg (who rf. 1912): —
Sir Getrge Albu, Bart. (1912), Chrmn. of General
Mining and Finance Corporation, and Managing Director
in Johannesburg, Consul for Denmark at Johannesburg
from 1913, has the Prussian Order cf the Crown (3rd class),
b. 1857; w. 1888, Gertrude Frederike Alice, d. of Max
Rosendorff; and has had issue— (i) Walter George Albu,
Esq., b. 1892; d. 1920 ; (2) George Werner Albu, Esq., b.
1905; Charlotte Frederike; Katherine Victoria \m. 1913,
Errol Gordon Hay; and has issue]; Alice Erna [w. 1924,
Capt. Nigel Bengough, of Tocknells House, Painswick,
Glos. ; and has issue]; and Irene Elsie \m. 1923, William
Dalrymple, and d. 1924]. Res. — Northwards, Park Town,
Johannesburg. C/«iJj— Rand, Kimberley, Pretoria.
PHILIP CLAYTON ALCOCK, Esquire, late Captain
of the Gloucester Regiment, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff
1920) for CO. Wexford. Born June 26, 1861, being the
eldest son of the late Philip Savage Alcock, Esquire,
of Park House, Wexford, late Captain 95th Regiment,
Hon. Colonel, J. P. co. Wexford, by his \vife Katherine
Annette, second dau. of Riichard Clayton Browne Clayton
of Adlington Hall, co. Lancaster, and Carigbyrne Lodge,
CO. Wexford ; s. his uncle 1893. Married 1914, Kath-
leen, d. of Thomas Robinson, of 89 Thurlow Park Road,
Dulwich ; and has issue — 4 daus. Armorial bearing's —
Argent, a fesse between three cocks' heads erased sable.
Mantling sable and argent; and for his Crest, upon a
wreath of the colours, on a pomeis, charged with a cross
pat6e or, a cock statant sable ; with the Motto, " Vigilate. "
Seats — Wilton Castle, Enniscorthy ; Overton Lodge, Lud-
low, Salop. Clubs — Naval and Military ; Kildare Street,
(Dublin).
The Late WILLIAM ALCOCK-BECK Esquire, J.P.
for CO. ot Lanes, since 1859, B.A. (Cantab.). Born 1834 ;
died ; being the eldest son of the late William Towers,
of Sawrey, co. Lancaster; by R.L. , May 13, 1856, took the
names of Alcock- Beck, in lieu of Towers, under the will of
T. Alcock-Beck. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse
indented azure, between two cocks' heads erased gules in
chief and a blackbird proper in base, an annulet between
two crosses potent or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a cross potent or, thereon a
blackbird proper, holding in his beak an annulet gold.
Motto — "Animum rege." Seat — Tower Bank, Sawrey,
Lanes.
ALDAM, see WARDE-ALDAM.
ALDENHAM, see GIBBS.
ALDERSEY of Aldersey and Handley [ante 1568,; H.
Coll. ). Gules, on a bend argent, between two cinquefoils or,
three leopards' faces vert , with many quarterings. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
demi-griffin segreant gules, beaked and armed and issuing
from a plume of five ostrich feathers or. Motto — " Alnus
semper floreat." Livery — French grey and dark green.
Sons of Thomas Aldersey, Esq., of Aldersey Hall and
Spurstow Hall, co. Chester (High Sheriff 1862), for-
merly Capt. ist R. Cheshire Mil., b. 1830; d. 1899;
m. 1856, Rose Sidney, d. of Rev. George Becher
Blomfield , Canon of Cliester and Rector of Stevenage : -
Hugh Aldersey, of Aldersey and Spurstow, Esq., J.P.
CO. Chester, Lord of the Manors of Aldersey and Handley,
sometime of Eton and Trin. Coll., Camb. , B.A. of that
University, /'. 1858 ; ?«. 1888, Evelyn, d. of the Rev. Francis
Coulman Royds, Hon. Canon of Chester, Rector of Cod-
dington ; and has had issue — (i) Hugh Aldersey, Esq.,
Capt. Cheshire Yeomanry, b. 1888 ; killed in action, 1918 :
(2) Ralph Aldersey, Esq., Capt. Cheshire Regt., ^. 1890;
(3) Mark Aldersey, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. Cheshire Regt.,
b. 1897; killed in action, 1917. 5<'a/— Aldersey Hall,
Crooke Aldersey, Chester.
Thomas Aldersey, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 1887, Annie
Augusta, d. of Rev. William Bishton Garnett-Botfield of
Decker Hill, Shifnal ; and has issue -(i) Thomas Francis
Garnett Aldersey, Gentleman, b. 1888 [;«. 1913, Dorothy
Alice, youngest d. of S. Rees Duncan, B.C.]; (2) Walter
Massie Aldersey, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; and Gladys Valentine.
Res. — The Cottage, Shifnal, Salop.
ALDOUS (H. Coll., respited at Visitation of Suffolk,
1664, and confirmed by patent 4 April 1910). Argent, a
chevron between three parrots rising gules, on a chief sable
as many mullets of the first pierced. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a parrot,
as in the arms, charged on the dexter wing with an
annulet or. Motto — " Malorum victor."
Sons of James Robert Aldous, Gentleman, b. 1827; d.
1876 ; m. 1854, Rebecca Susannah Crawte, d. of Edward
Thomas Scoones of Barming, nr. Maidstone, Kent : —
Hugh Graham Aldous, Esq., J.P., b. 1859; m. 1898,
Catherine May Inez [impaling: Sable, .1 chevron between
in chief two escallops and in base a boar's head couped all
argent], only d. of the late Col. R. H. Travers of
CO. Cork ; and has issue — (i) James Robert Travers Aldous,
Esq., M.C., Capt. R.E.,^. 1898; (2) Hugh Francis Travers
Aldous, Lieut. R.E. , b. 1900 ; (3) Guy Travers Aldous,
Gentleman, Trinity Coll., Cambridge, b. 1906. Seat —
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Gedtiing Hall, nr. Bury St. Eilmund's, Suffolk. Clubs—
Union ; West Suffolk County (Bury St. Edmuml's).
Arthur George Aldous, Gentleman, M.,\. 0.xford, b.
1867 ; m. 1902, Alice, 2nd d. of the late Edmund Mackenzie
Young uf Myall Creek, New South Wales ; and has
issue — Elizabeth Mary. Res. — Hillands, Dedham, Essex.
Club — Oxford and Cambridge.
ALDRIDGE late of St. Leonard's Forest (H. Coll.).
Vert, on a fesse between three garbs or, banded gules,
two branches of olives in saltire encircled by a ducal coro-
net of gold between two robins proper, a bordure en-
grailed erminois, charged with eight torteau.x. Mantling
vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm
coupid below the elbow, vested azure, charged with a bezant,
the hand holding a quill argent. Motto—" Dirige."
Surv. son of John Aldridge, Esq., late Major Royal
Scots Fusiliers, and Col. Commandant 3rd and 4th
Batts. Royal Sussex Regt., J. P. and D.L for Sussex,
by his wife Mary Alethea, dau. of S. Matthews, and
relict of Thomas Broadwood of Holmbush, Sussex: —
Charles Powlett Aldridge, Esq. , late Major, Royal Sussex
Regt., b. 1866; m. 1898, Gladys Edith Henrietta, d. of
Lt.-Col. Thomas Faulconer Wisden of Broadwater, Sussex ;
and has issue — Hilda and Diana. Res. —
Sons of John Barttelot Aldridge, Esq., D.S.O., Major
R.A., b. 1871 ; d. 1909; m. 1899, Margaret Jessie, d.
of the late J Goddard of the Manor House, Newton
Harcourt [his widow m. 2ndly, 1913, Capt. Horace
Lloyd, 48th Northamptonshire Regt.]: —
Robert Beauclerk Aldridge, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A. b.
1900. Res. —
George Robert Aldridge, Gentleman, b. 1903. Res. —
John Arthur Malcolm .Aldridge, b. 1905. Res. —
Reverend BASIL SILVER ALDWELL, Clerk in Holy
Orders, M..A. (Camb.). Armorial bearings— Per fesse
nebuly argent and sable, in chief two lions rampant of the
second, and in base an osprey with wings displayed proper.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest —Upon a wreath of the
colours, an osprey, as m the arms, resting the dexter claw
on an escutcheon of the Butler arms, namely or, a chief
indented azure. Residence — Bitterne Vicarage, Southamp-
ton.
ALDWORTH (U.O., 1629). Argent, a fesse engrailed
between six billets gules. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in
armour, embowed, grasping a straight sword all proper.
Motto — " Nee timere nee timide."
-Son of lohn Charles Oliver Aldworth, Esq., of New-
market Court, CO. Cork, Maj. late 9th Batt. King's
Royal Rifle Corps, formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. King's
Shropshire Lt. Inf., served in S. Africa (Queen's
Medal and four clasps and King's Medal), b. 1869;
d. 1914 ; m. 1901, Lena Stephanie Cecil, elder d. of
late John Stephen Collins, J. P., of Ardnalee: —
John Richard St. Leger Aldworth, (Gentleman, h. 1914-
2?es.— Mixbury Hall, Brackley, Northants.
Son of Charles Oliver Aldworth, Gentleman, b. 1829;
d. ; VI. 1868, Sarah, d. of Wm. Crooke Ronayne,
CO. Cork, and widow of Robert James Martin of
Dublin : —
William Ronayne Oliver Aldworth, Gentleman, b. 1874.
Sons of Col. Robert Aldworth of Glouncaume and
Meenkeragh, co. Cork, b. 1809; d. 1899; m. 1852,
Olivia Catherine, d. of Rev. James Morton, Rector of
Clonfert : —
St. Leger Boyle Aldworth, Gentleman, late Dist. Supt.
Burmah Police and Deputy Commissioner, Arakan Hill
Tracts, b. 1863. Res- —
John James Richard Oliver Aldworth, Esq. , J. P. Somerset,
of Malay Fed. States Civ. Serv., British Resident Negri
Sembilan, 1919, b. 1866; m. 1905, Dorothea Anne Harvey,
M.B.E. d. of Richard W. Drew of Bletchingley House,
Surrey; and has issue — (i) Robert Harvey Aldworth,
Gentleman, Sub-Lieut. R.N. b. 1906; (2) John St. Leger
Aldworth, Gentleman, b. 1911 ; and Kathleen Olivia.
Seat — The Hermitage, Hazelbury, Crewkerne, Somerset.
Cluh — E. I. United Service.
ALEXANDER (U.O., 3 June 1790). Per pale argent
and sable, a chevron, and in base a crescent all counter-
changed, on a canton azure, a harp or, stringed argent.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour, holding a
sword proper, hilt and pommel or. Motto — "Per mare
per terras."
Sons of Rt. Hon. James Alexander, K.P. , 4th Earl of
Caledon, b. 1846 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1884, Lady Elizabeth
Graham-Toler, d. of 3rd Earl of Norbury: —
Rt. Hon. Eric James Desmond Alexander, 5th Earl of
Caledon (Irel. , i Jan. 1801), Viscount (Irel., Nov. 1797), and
Baron (Irel., 6 June 1790), Caledon of Caledon, co. 'I'yrone
Major, Res. of Officers late Life Guards. [Supporters-
Dexter, a mermaid with her comb all proper ; sinister, an
elephant argent], b. 1885. iVa/j— Caledon and Derg Lodge,
CO. Tyrone ; Tyttenhanger Park, St. Albans, Herts. Town
res. — 5 Carlton House Terrace, S.W.
Hon. Herbrand Charles Alexander, D.S.O., Major Res.
of Officers late 5th Lancers, b. 1888; m. 1919, Millicent
Valla (div. 1919), d. of the late Sir Henry Mcredyth, Bart.,
and has issue — Denis lames Alexander, Esq., b. 1920.
j¥«.— Tilshead House, 'Tilshead, Wilts. C/m6s— White's
Cavalry.
Hon. Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander, D.S.O.,
M.C. , Lieut. -Col. late Irish Guards, b. 1891. /?«.— Caledon,
CO. Tyrone.
Hon. William Sigismund Patrick Alexander, D.S.O. , Capt.
Irish Guards, b. 1895. A'tfj.— Caledon, co. Tyrone.
Yr. son of James Du Pre, 3rd Earl of Caledon,
b. 1812 ; d. 1855 ; m. 1845, Lady Jane F. H. M.
Grimston, V.A., d. of ist Earl of Verulam :—
Hon. Walter Philip Alexander, Col. late comdg. 2nd
Dragoons, 3. 1849; m. 1882, Margaret Katherine, M.B. E.,d.
of Rev. the Hon. Francis Sylvester Grimston ; and has issue
—Philip Svlvester Alexander, Esq., Capt. late 8th Hussars,
b. 1883 \tn. 1925, Violet, d. of the late H. H. Aylmer, of
Malmaison Castle, Townshend, Cork]; and Mary Catherine.
/p^r._Polebridge, Sutton Veny, Warminster, Wilts. Club
— Carlton.
Son of Hon. Charles Alexander, late Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Inniskilling Fusiliers, b. 1854 ;
d. igog ; tn. 1880, Kate, d. of Charles Stayner of Hali-
fax, Nova Scotia : —
Conn Alexander, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Batt. Royal Innis-
killing Fusiliers, late Lieut. Gren. Gds., b. 1883 ; m. 1906,
Gladys Constance, d. of late Thomas W. Grimshaw, C.B.,
M.D. ; and has issue— James Conn Alexander, Esq., b.
1907; Mona ; and Marjorie. i^^x.— Dagworth Manor,
Polmarsh, Essex.
ALEXANDER. Quarterly, i . paly wavy of six or and
azure, a lion rampant pean, on a chief gules, three
crosses flory ermine (Alexander) ; 2. argent, on a fesse
gules, three fleurs-de-Iys or, in chief a pellet (Disney) ;
3. paly wavy of six or and azure, on a chief a lion
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passant (Thorp) ; 4. argent, on a canton gules, a lion s
gamb erased and erect or (Boothby) ; 5- gules, on a
chevron argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally crowned
or (Brooke, Lord Cobham) ; 6. argent, seven mascles
conjoined azure (Braybrooke) ; 7. gules, on a chevron or,
three estoiles sable (Cobham, Lord Cobham); 8. azure,
three fleurs-de-lys ermine (Burgh, Lord Burgh) ; 9. azure,
five fusils conjoined in fesse or (Percy) ; 10. paly of six or
and sable (Strabolgi, Earl of Athol). Mantling azure
and or. Crest — On a wTeath of the colours, a demi-lion
rampant or, gorged with a collar charged with two
bezants, in the dexter paw a battleaxe proper, the
sinister paw resting on a cross flory, as in the arms.
Motto — " Miseris succurrere disco."
Sons of Reginald Gervase Alexander, Esq., M.D.,
F.L.S., J. P., of Blackwall Lodge, Halifax, Yorks.,
b. 1847 ; d. 1916 ; m. 1879, Alicia Mary, d. of
John Greenwood, of Castle Hall, Mytholmroyd,
Yorks : —
Rt. Hon. Gervase Disney Alexander, 12 th Baron
Cobham (8 Jan. 1312-13), B.A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., b.
1880 [By an Act of Parliament passed 1916, the Barony
of Cobham was called out of abeyance in his favom:, and
the effects of the Act of Attainder, 1603, were removed.]
Res. — Blackwall Lodge, Halifax.
Hon. Robert Disney Leith Alexander, b. 1885. He
was raised to the rank of a Baron's son 19 17.
Res.—
ALEXANDER of Ballochmyle {L.O., matric. 1788).
Parted per pale argent and sable, a chevron, in base a cres-
cent and in chief a fleur-de-lys counterchanged, within a
bordure parted per pale gules and or. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — An elephant passant proper. Motto
— " Perseverantia vincit."
Son ot Major-Gen. Sir Claud Alexander, ist Bart.,
j.P., D.L., M.P., 6. 1831; d. 1899: M. 1863, Eliza
(d. 1927), d. of late Alexander Speirs of Elderslie,
M.P. :—
Sir Claud Alexander, 2nd Bart. (22 Jan. 1886), of
Ballochmyle, J.P. co. Ayr, B.A. (Oxon.), />. 1867; m. ist,
1889, Lady Diana Montgomerie (whom he div. 1894), d. of
Earl of Eglinton and Winton ; 2nd, 1896, Rachel Belasyse,
d. of the late Rev. Henry Holden, D.D. ; and has had issue —
(i) Wilfred Archibald Alexander, Esq., i. 1892; d. 1927
[m. 1919, Mary Prudence, d. of Guy F. Acheson, and left
issue — Claude Alexander, Esq., fi. 1927]; (2) Claud Alex-
ander, Esq. , ^. 1897; (3) Boyd Alexander, Esq., i. 1902;
and Wilhelmina. Seats — Ballochmyle, Ayrshire ; Fay Gate
Wood, Sussex.
ALEXANDER of Dublin (U.O., 15 June 1790). Per
pale argent and sable, a chevron, and in base a crescent, all
counterchanged, on a canton azure, a harp or, stringed
argent in a sinister chief a mullet argent. Mantling sable
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter
arm embowedin armour holding in the hand a dagger, point
upwards, all proper, and charged on the forearm with a
mullet or. Motto—" Per mare, per terras."
Son of Sir William Ferdinand Alexander, 5th Bart.,
d. 1845; d. 1896; tn. 1884, Edith, d. of George Frederick
Heriot la Fargue of Bosworth Hall, Leics. : —
Sir Lionel Cecil William Alexander, D.S.O. , 6th Bart.
(11 Dec. 1809), Major late a3rd Batt. London Regt., formerly
Lieut, Gren. Gds. , d. 1885 ; ?n. ist, 1908, Norrouz Weston,
eld. d. of Sir Ernest Cable; and has issue — Desmond William
Lionel Alexander, Esq,, P. 1910 ; 2nd, 1924, Hopeful
Merrison Rose, d. of the late Capt. George Hurrell,
and has further issue — Nigel William Alexander, Esq. ,
i. 1925. Seats — Kentstown and Cruisetown, co. Meath.
/f!es. — Hemingford Abbotts, St. Ives, Hunts. Clui —
Guards'.
Son of Charles Henry Alexander, Gentleman, i. 1866 ;
d. 1898 ; m. 1890, Susie Macaulay, d. of Robert Alex-
ander : —
Robert Godfrey Alexander, Gentleman, fi. 1894. Jfes. —
ALEXANDER of EdgehiU, Connecticut (H.Coll., 1921).
Azure, on a chevron between three lymphads, sails
furled, oars in action, or, as many grenades fired proper.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — In front of a talbot's
head erased sabl^, gorged with a collar gemel gules,
two crescents or. Motto — " Vita perit, labor non
moritur."
Son of Andrew Alexander, of Errol, co. Perth,
b. 1832 ; d. 1914 ; m. 1857, Harriet Newell {d.
1906), d. of Samuel Hay ward : —
Sir Douglas Alexander, ist Bart. (2nd July 1921),
Solicitor and Barrister, Canada, Pres. of the Singer Manu-
facturing Co., New York, b. 1864 ; m. 189^, Helen
Hamilton {d. 1923), d. of George Hamilton Gillespie, of
Hamilton, Canada ; and has issue — Douglas Hamilton
Alexander, Esq., B.A. Princeton, b. 1900; Archibald
Gillespie Alexander, Esq., b. 1907 ; Elizabeth Agnes ;
Helen Douglas. Res. — Edgehill, Stamford, Connecticut ;
I West 72nd St., New York. Clubs — Automobile, Riding
(New York).
ALEXANDER of Forkhill (Confd. U.O.). Per pale
argent and sable, a chevron between in chief an
annulet and in base a crescent, all counterchanged.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a
sword all proper, and charged on the elbow with an
annulet sable. Motto — " Per mare per terras."
Sons of Henry Alexander, Esq., of Forkhill, D.L.
(Sheriff 1856), Barrister, d. 1803; d. 1877; m. 1839,
Lady Louisa Juliana Knox, d. of Thos., 2nd Earl ot
Ranfurly : —
Granville Henry Jackson Alexander of Forkhill, Esq.,
J.P. and D.L. for co. Armagh (High Sheriff 1883). late
Captain Armagh Militia, formerly Lieut, 83rd Regt. , d. 1852 ;
fn. 1880, Daisy, d. of M. Matthews of San Francisco. Ifes. —
13 Grosvenor Square, W. i. Clubs — Carlton, Kildarc
Street (Dublin).
Ronald Henry Alexander, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. —
Dudley Henry Alexander, Esq., C.M.G. , Major (ret.)
late West Yorks Regt., b. 1863. Res. — 6 St. James's Place,
S.W. 67^*— United Service.
ALEXANDER of Inverness (L.O., 19 Dec. 1913).
Parted per pale argent and sable, a chevron between two
mullets in chief and in base a cushion, all counterchanged.
Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — Issuing from an
antique crown or, an eagle rising sable, beaked gold.
Badge — The wing of an eagle sable. MottO — "Un-
daunted."
Eldest son of Samuel Alexander of Coxton Tower,
Morayshire, b. 1836; d. 1902; m. i860, Jessie Aitken,
d. of Capt. John Nelson, H.E.I.C.S. , of "The Craigans,
Galloway : —
Samuel Grant Alexander, Esq., M.B.E., J.P. Inverness,
F.R.I.B.A., A. I. A., F.F.S. , b. 1875; m. 1904, Sarah
Margarete Heydon, elder d. of late Kenneth Mackenzie
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of Port Alfred, South Africa ; and has issue— (i) Ludovic
John Grant, Gentleman, /^. 1909; and Marguerite Nelson.
Res. — Villa Rosalia, Beaver Lake, Asheville, North Caro-
lina, U.S.A. C/k^^j— Chelsea Arts (London) ; Biltmore
Forest Country (Asheville).
.ALEXANDER (L.O., 24 Oct. 1912). Parted per pale
argent and gules, a chevron invected counterchanged, tn
a canton azure, a galley, sail furled of the first. Mantlin|^
gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries,
a dexter arm embowed, vanibraced, holding a sword, all
proper, hilted and pommelled or. Motto — " Per mare
per terras."
Third surv. son of the late Charles Ale.xander, last of
Auchinina, Inverkeithny, co. Banff, of Don Bank
House, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, and of Montreuil,
Grenada, West Indies, Col. Militia Forces in said
Island, b. \ d. \ m. , Margaret Drys-
dale —
Thomas Alexander, Gentleman, Inspector of Constabu-
lary, Jamaica. Res. — Jamaica.
^ Adm. Sir EDWYN SINCLAIR ALEXANDER-
^ SINCLAIR, K.C.B., M.V.O., R.N., of Fres-
wick, Caithness-shire, and of South Barr, Renfrewshire, J. P.
and D. L. co. Caithness. Commander Legion of Honour,
D.S.M. (America), Croix de Guerre, Order of St. Vladimir
( Russia). Succeeded his relative William Sinclair Thomson-
Sinclair, and assumed the surname of Sinclair in 1 894. Born
1865, being the second but only surviving son of Capt. John
Hobhouse Inglis Alexander, R.N., C.B., of South Barr,
A.D.C. to Her Majesty (who d. 1875), by Isabella Barbara
(who d. 1884), only dau. of the late T. C. Hume. Armorial
bearings^Quarterly , i and 4, quarterly, i. , azure, a ship at
anchor, her oars in saltire, within a double tressure counter-
flowered or ; ii. and iii. , or, a lion rampant gules ; iv. , azure,
a ship under sail ; over all, dividing the coats, a cross en-
grailed sable, and all within a bordure chequy or and gules
(for Sinclair of Freswick) ; 2 and 3, parted per pale argent
and sable, a chevron, in base a crescent, and in chief a fleur-
de-lys, all counterchanged, and within a bordure engrailed
and parted per pale gules and or (for Alexander). Above
the escutcheon on the dexter side is placed a helmet befitting
his degree, with a Mantling azure and or ; and upon a
wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a cross pat6e within a
circle of stars argent, and in an escroU above, this Motto,
" Via crucis via lucis ; " and on the sinister side is placed a
like helmet, with a Mantling sable, doubled argent ; and
upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an elephant
passant proper, and in an escroll above, this Motto, " Per-
severantia vincit." Livery — Blue, with buff facings and
gilt buttons. Married, 1892, Julia Margaret, third
dau. of the late Col. Charles Vereker Hamilton-Campbell
of Netherplace, Ayrshire ; and has Issue — (1) Mervyn Boyd
Alexander-Sinclair, Esq., Lieut. -Comdr. R.N., h. 1894 \m.
1921 , Averil N era , d. of George James Furgusson- Buchanan
of Auchentorlie] ; (2) Roderick Ian Alexander-Sinclair,
Gentleman, b. 1911 ; and Stroma Grisell Campbell, M.B.E.
Seats — Dunbeath Castle and Froswick, Caithness. Res. —
Dunbeath Castle, Caithness. Clubs — Naval and Military ;
New (Edinburgh).
ALFORD (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron indented azure,
between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, four
crosses pat6e, and three fleurs-de-lys alternately, argent.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an escallop inverted argent, surmounting a crosier
in bend sinister or. Motto — "Vive ut vivas." [Ped.
H. Coll.]
Sons of the Rt. Rev. Charles Richard Alfoid, D.D.,
sometime Bishop of Victoria, by his first wife Sarah
Jacosha, d. of John Fleet of London : —
Charles John Alford, Gentleman, F. R.G.S. , b. 1843;
m. 1871, Mary Helena, d. of Rev. William Macdermott.
/?<rf.— Egypt.
Robert Gervase Alford, Gentleman, M.Inst.C.E.,
F. R.S. E., Asst. Surveyor of Prisons (ret.), b. 1848; m.
Marion, eldest d. of lames Ashburner of Oxton, Cheshire.
Res.—'zx Cheyne Walk, S,W.3. C/k/'— National.
Son of The Rev. Josiah George .Alford, Clerk in Holy
Orders, M.A. (Camb.), V.D., Canon of Bristol and
Chaplain to the Bishop, b. 1847; d. ; m. 1871,
Catherine Mary, d. of Col. John Thomas Leslie, C.B.: —
Rev. Charles Symes Leslie .Alford, Clerk in Holy Orders,
M.A. (Camb.), Chaplain to the Forces, b. 1885. Address—
c/o War Office.
Son of Sir Edward Fleet .Alford, Kt., F. R.G.S.
F.Z.S., b. 1850; d. 1905; 7ti. 1886, Jane Eliza Helen
Nathalie, eldest d. of Col. John Shand, Madras Staff
Corps: —
Edward John Gregory Alford, Esq., b. 1890. Res. —
ALFORD of Manor House, Devonport (H. Coll.). Or,
on a chevron azure, between in chief two roses gules and in
base a boar's head couped sable, three fleurs-de-lys argent.
' tvivE"^ Tf|yi^
Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours,
an escallop gules, charged with a fleur-de-lys or. Motto—
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"Vive ut vivas." Livery— 'Dz.r^i drab, blue facings, gilt
buttons.
Eld. son of Lewis Alford,;^. 1830; d. igoo; m. 131,1867,
Fanny, d. of Richard Boorn of Emsworth, Hants. : —
Capt. Frederick Lewis Alford, R.A. (ret.), late Lt.-Col.
comdg. Glamorgan R.G.A. Mil. [on an escutcheon of
pretence per fesse gules and or, in chief three mullets of the
second and in base a lymphad with sails furled and cars of
the first, over all a fesse per pale azure and argent, in dexter
a lion rampant of the last, in sinister a dexter hand fessewise,
and in base a salmon naiant in the sea proper (McNeale)],
b. 1868; m. 1893, Emmeline Evans, d. and coheiress of
John Donald McNeale of Faughart, co. Louth ; and has
issue — Lewis Henry McNeill Alford, Gentleman, b. 1898;
and Margaret Evans. Res.—xo Penlee Gardens, Devonport,
Devonshire. C/tt*.f— Junior United Service, Royal Western
Yacht (Plymouth).
ALFORD (L.O.). Gules, a chevron between two garbs
or in chief, and in base in bend sinister a flag azure,
fimbriated of the second, charged with a saltire argent,
being the banner of Scotland. Mantling gules, doubled
or. Crest — A garb or, issuing out of a mural crown
proper. Badge— A sprig of sallow proper. Motto —
" Caraid san aire." Livery — Claret, striped claret and
yellow waistcoat.
Son of Lewis Alford, b. 1830; d. 1900; m. 2nd, 1873,
Florence, d. of Colonel Henry Stamford, Bombay
Horse Artillery : —
Lt.-Col. Henry Alford, Member of the King's Bodyguard
for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers), F.G.S. ,
F.R.G.S.. F.Z.S. , b. 1874, served under Lord Kitchener in
Nile Expedition, 1896 ; and in Royal Scots Fusiliers in
S. African War, 1900-01 ; raised and comd. nth Batt.
Gordon Highlanders, European War. 1914-17. Clubs —
Travellers', Naval and Military.
ALGAR (H. Coll.). Sable, on a pile or, between four
bezants in base, two and two, palewise, an eagle displayed
of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, a greyhound's head couped sable, sem6e of
bezants, between two wings also sable, each charged
with as many bezants palewise. Motto — " Honore et
am ore."
Son of : —
Claudius George Algar, Esq., Deputy Commr. Lieuten-
ancy City of London, Solicitor, b. . Res. — Yatten-
don Lodge, Horley, Surrey. Post. add. — 22 Martin Lane,
Cannon Street, London, E.C.
all
LEWIS ALGEO, Gentleman. Armorial bearings-
Argent, in chief three hearts in triangle gules, and in base
a martlet sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colours, the stump of a tree proper.
Motto— " Non deficit alter." Res.— G\&nhoz Manor,
Hamilton, co. Leitrim.
ALGIE (L.O., 22 Oct. 1924). Argent, two pallets
gules, on a chief of the last, two mullets of the first.
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath
of his liveries, a bear sejant proper, muzzled gules,
supporting with its fore-paws a club sable. Motto —
" Gang warily."
Eldest surv. son of John Algie, Gentleman, of
Balclutha, b. 1824 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1854, Margaret,
d. of James Stewart, of Paisley : —
John Alexander Algie, Esq., Capt. (ret.) N.Z. Military
Forces, and late Capt. 6th Hauraki Regt. (V.D.), served
South African War 1901-2, Great War, 1914-16, is 13th in
direct descent from Giacomo Algeo, notary public, who
came from Rome in the year 1453 in the train of Thomas
de Tervas, Abbot of the Monastery of Paisley, b. 1857 ;
m. ist, 1886, Agnes {d. 1899), d. of the late John
Macnullan, of Balclutha ; 2nd, 1924, Penelope Anderson,
d. of late George Anderson Monro, Gentleman, of
Brownsville, Blairgowrie, Scotland ; and has had issue,
by ist marriage — (i) Colvin Stewart Algie, Esq., Captain
6th Hauraki Regt., b. 1887 [m. 19 14, Alice Victoria, d. of
Benjamin Corlett, of Rotorua, kUled in action 1916, leav-
ing issue— Donald Colvin Algie, Gentleman, b. 1915 ] ;
(2) Ronald MacmHlan Algie, Gentleman, LL.M., Barrister
and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New Zealand,
b. 1888 [m. 1917, Helen Adair, d. of the late Alexander
Anthony McMaster, of Tokarahi, North Otago] ; (3)
Doric Laird Algie, Gentleman, M.A., F.R.E.S. (London),
b. 1892 [m. 1924, Edith Muriel, d. of Harry Eldred
Vincent, of Ashburton]. Seat — Merksworth, Takapuna,
Auckland, New Zealand. Club — The Officers' (Auckland) .
ALINGTON, see STURT.
ALINGTON of Swinhope (Vns. Cambs. 1619, Rutland
1618, and Leicester 1681 ; H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. sable,
a bend engrailed between six billets argent (Alington) ;
2. gules, three covered cups argent (Argentine) ; 3. azure,
six martlets, three, two, and one, a canton ermine (Fitz
Thomas) ; 4. per fesse argent and sable, a pale counter-
changed, and three griffins' heads erased of the second
(Gardiner) ; 5. argent, a chevron between three quatrefoils
pierced sable (Winford, Vn. Worcs. 1634 and 1682) ; 6.
or, two chevronels gules between six martlets sable (Cooke).
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — A talbot passant
ermine. MottO — "Non pour haine." Live>y — Black and
yellow.
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Sens of Admiral Arthur tHildebrand Alington,
Swinhope {q.v.).
of
Sons of Rev. Alan Marniadiike Alinjjlon, eld. s. of
Rev. John Alington (see below), Rector of Benniworth,
d. 1836 ; </. 1888 ; m. 1866, Kathenne Paulina (t/.
1912), d. of Rev. F. T. Atwood : —
Alan John Alington, Gentleman, i^. 1874. A"^.?. — Wood-
ford, Essex.
Rev. Charles Winforti Alington, d. 1876; t/i. 1913, Kath-
leen, d. of A. H. Kersy, and has issue — i son; and 2
daus. /fes. — Baldock \'icarage, Herts.
Yr. sons of Rev. John Alington, Rector of Candlesby,
CO. Lincoln, d. 1801; d. 1883; w. 1835, Charlotte
Sophia, d. of Sir Alan Bellinghani, 2nd Bart. : —
Rev. Henry Giles Alington, Rector of Candlesby, late H.M.
Inspector of Schools, fi. 1837; m. ist, 1865, Jane Margaret,
((/. 1910), d. of late Rev. Thomas Booth of Lincoln ; 2nd,
1918, Agneta Clara, d. of the late Vice-Adin. Morier : and
has issue (by ist wife) — (i) Rev. Hildebrand Thomas Giles
Alington, NLA., Rector of Nuneham Ci.uriney, Oxford, i>.
1866 \m. 1897, Margaret, d. of late Wm. Sianley of Ponson-
by Hall ; and has issue — Noel Stanley Alington, Gentle-
man, d. 1899; and Ursula Margaret]; (2) Rev. Cyril
Argentine Alington, Fellow of All Souls', Oxford, Head
Master of Eton, 6. 1872 [?fi. 1904, Hon. Hester Margaret
Lyttelton, d. of 4th Baron Lyttelton ; and has issue —
Giles Alington, Gentleman, i. 1914 ; Patrick Cyril W'ayn-
flete Alingt< n, Gentleman, fi. 1920; Kathleen Lucy;
Elizabeth Hester; Lavinia Sybil and Joan]. /^es. — The
Rectorv, Candlesby, Lines.
William Herbert Alington, Gentleman, ^. 1842; m. 1893,
Sophie Balfourine (Madie), d. of John Hardy, Gentleman,
Runholder, of Helensbrook, Otago. /^es. — 9 Knights-
bridge, Hyde Park Corner, S. W. i.
Charles Sydney Alington, Gentleman, fi. 1846; m. 1875,
Gertrude E. , d. of F. H. Tipping; and has issue (1)
Sydney John Alington, Gentleman ; (i) Leopold Wynford
Alington, Gentleman; (3) Richard Geoffrey Alington,
Gentleman, and Charlotte Mabel. A'es. — New Zealand.
Son of George Hildebrand Alington, d. igo8 ; m.
1893, Winifred B. Dumergue : —
Edward Hugh Alington, Gentleman, d. 1897.
Yr. sons of Rev. John Alington (see above): —
Gervase O Bryen Alington, Gentleman, 6. 1851 ; tn.
1887, Mary Chtte. Susan, d. of Rev. T. H. Lister
J^es. — ^Cheltenham.
Rev. Edward Hugh Alington, Gentleman, l>. 1857; m.
1885, Margaret, d. of Archibald Maclaren ; and has had
issue — (i) Geoffrey Hugh Alington, Gentleman, fi. 1888;
killed in action 1918 ; (2) John Marmaduke Alington,
Gentleman ; (3) Adrian Richard Alington, Gentleman ;
(4) Argentine Alington, Gentleman. J^es. — Summer Fields,
nr. Oxiord.
Sons of the late Julius Alington, Esq., of Little Bar-
ford, J. P. for Bedford and Hertford, High Sheriff
for Bedford 1883, 6. 1836 ; d. 1905 ; m. 1871, Catherine
Mary, d. of Edmund Wright of Halston Hall, co.
Salop : —
Charles Edmund .Argentine Alington, Esq., J. P. Hunts.
Lord of the Manors of Little Barford and Stotfold, i.
1872. Seai—L'nt\e Barford, St. Neots, Hunts,
Walter Hildebrand Alington, Gentleman, d. 1874; '«■
1910, Ina Virginia, d. of Adamson Parker; and has issi:e
—Edmund Hugh Hildebrand Alington, Gentleman, fi.
igii. AV.f. — Duncans, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Julius Hugh Alington, Gentleman, d. 1875.
George Henry Alington, Gentleman, 3. 1887.
ALINGTON of Swinhope. Sable, a bend engrailed
between six billets argent, with various quarterings (see
previous entry). Mantling sable and argent. Crest—
0.1 a wreath of the colours, a talbot passant ermine.
Motto — " Non pour haine."
Sons of Arthur Hildebrand Alington, Esq., Admiral,
J. P., 6. 1839; d. 1926; m. 1870, Charlotte Mary {d.
1913), d. of Rev. Charles Moore of Garlenick, Corn-
wall: —
Arthur Cyril Marmaduke Alington, Esq., Lt.-Col. late
East Lancashire Regt. (ret.), d. June 15, 1872; m. 1903,
Gladys Evelyn, d. of Major Bramston Hamilton, R.A.,
of Bitterne Grove, Hants.; and has issue -(i) WiUiain
James Marmaduke .Alington, Gentleman, d. 1906 ; (2)
Rupert Hildebrand Alington, Gentleman, fi. 1911 ; (3)
Patrick Hamilton Alington, Gentleman, d. 1912 ; (4)
George d' Argentina Alington, Gentleman, d. 1919 ;
(5) Anthony Hugh .Alington, Gentleman, i. 1921. Seats —
Swinhope House, nr. North Thoresby, Lines. ; The Limes,
Hampton, Middlesex.
Argentine Hugh Alington, Comm. R.N. d. 1876; m.
1904, Janet .\Iarchant, d. of Howard Tooth, Esq., M.C.G. ,
M.D. ; and has issue — Nancy. Hes. —
ALISON (L.O., 1852). Azure, a bear's head couped
argent, muzzled gules, between two fleurs-de-lys in chief and
a fir-tree eradicated in base or. Mantling gules, doubled
argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a hawk's head
erased proper. Motto—" V'incit Veritas. "
Son of Sir .Archibald Alison, 3rd Bart., l>. 1862;
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Bond Cabbell of Cromer Hall, Norfolk:—
Sir Archibald Alison, 4th Bart. (25 June 1852), Lieut. -
Conidr. R.N. ,^. 1888; ni. 1919, Isa Margery, d. of Sir
Charles Tyrrell Giles, K.C., D.L,, of Copse Hill House,
Wimbledon. Res. — Fossil House, Budleigh Salterton,
Devon. Club — United Service.
ALKIN of BonehiU (H. Coll., 29 July 1914). Per
fesse azure and gules, in chief two garbs, and in base a
bull statant or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a demi-bull rampant gules, armed
or, and supporting with the forelegs a garb gold.
Motto — " Cole Deum time milium."
Son of John Alkin, Gentleman, h. 1839 ; d. 1922 ;
m. 1899, Edith, d. of R. G. Williams, Q.C. :—
Thomas Louis Alkin, Lieut., R. N., 6. 1900. Seat —
Bonehill, Tamworth, Staffs.
ALLAN, see HAVELOCK-ALLAN.
ALEXANDER ALLAN, Esq.. J. P., D.L.. and Hon.
Sheriff of Argyllshire. Born Nov. 4, 1844, being the
only son of the late Bryce Allan of Aros, Argyll, and
Liverpool, b. 1814, d. 1874; m. 1843, Janet, d. of George
R. S. ALLAN, Esquire, J. P. co. of City of Glasgow,
eldest son of the late Ale.xander Allan of Glasgow. Armo-
rial bearings (L.O., 1870) — Parted per bend indented
ermine and gules, in the sinister chief a stag's head erased
of the second, attired or, and in de.xter base a crescent
Blair of Greenock. Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1870)— Per
bend indented ermine and gules, in chief a stag's head
erased of the second, attired or, and in base a crescent
argent, all within a bordure sable. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a
talbot's head sable. Motto — "Spero." Married, Sept.
18, 1866, Julia Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander M'Ewan of
Sunderland, Islay ; and has Issue — Lt.-Col. Bryce Allan,
born 1874 ; and Sheila Elizabeth. Seat — Aros House, near
Tobermory, Isle of Mull, N.B. Club — New (Edinburgh).
ALLAN (H. Coll.). Per bend embattled gules and or,
two stags' heads erased counterchanged, on a chief of the
second three crescents sable. Mantling gules and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a talbot's
head erased sable, a millrind fessewise gold.
Son of Sir Hugh Allan (founder of Montreal Ocean
Steamship Co.), of Ravenscrag, Montreal, Canada,
b. ; d. ; m. , Matilda Caroline, d. of the
late John Smith of Montreal: —
Sir Hugh Montagu Allan, Knt. Bach. (1904), C.V.O.
(1907), formerly Pres. of Merchants' Bank of Canada, Hon.
Lt.-Col. 5th Royal Highlanders of Canada, received the
Order of the Rising Sun of Japan (3rd Class) 1907, b. i860 ;
m. 1893, Marguerite Ethel, d. of the late Hector Mac-
kenzie of Montreal : and has surv. issue — Marguerite
Martha. Res. — Ravenscrag, Montreal, Canada ; Montrose,
Cacouna, Prov. of Quebec. Club^ — Junior Carlton. Bath,
St. James's, Mount Royal (Montreal), Knickerbocker
(New York).
ALLAN (L.O.). Parted per bend indented ermine
and gules, in sinister chief a stag's head erased of the
second, attired or, and in dexter base a crescent argent,
a bordure embattled of the third for difference. Mant-
ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — A talbot's head
erased sable. Motto — " Spero."
Son of Allan, Gentleman, b. ; d.
m. , , d. of : — ■
Captain Claude Andrew Allan, b. ; Res. —
argent, within a bordure or. Upon the escutcheon is placed
a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled
argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest
a talbot's head erased sable; with the Motto, "Spero."
Postal address — Hafton, Hunter's Quay, Argyllshire.
Major HENRY CHARLES HYNMAN ALLANBY,
of Balblair, co. Nairn, M.A. (Oxon.) 1878, J. P. Lin-
colnshire, late Maj. 3rd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders ; has
resumed the old spelling of the family name. Born 1853,
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being the eldest son of Henry liynman Alhinby, Esq.,
J. P., of Kenwick Hall, who d. 1869, by Eliza, dau. of
Titus Bourne of Alford, co. Lincoln. Armorial beaxings —
Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, between four horses'
heads erased, tliree in chief and one in base, gules, three
crescents of the first, a bordure of the second, impaling the
arms of Garfit, namely sable, a bend nebuly argent, gutt^e-
de-poix, between four goats, two and two, salient, and
bendwise of the second, armed or. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent gules,
issuant therefrom a demi-lion proper, holding between the
paws a horse-shce also gules. Motto — " Fide et labore."
Marned, 1879, Mary Florence, d. of Thomas Garfit, Esq.,
sometime M.P. for Boston; and has issue — (i) Allan
Charles Hynman AUanby, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Major
Ronald Hynman Allanby, b. 1887; and Florence Muiiel.
Res. — Balblair, co. Nairn. Clubs — Boodle's, Royal High-
land Yacht (Oban).
ALLANSON of Pietermaritzburg (H. Coll.). Argent,
two bars wavy azure, on a chief gules, a lion passant
guardant of the field between two fountains. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
demi-lion guardant azure, winged argent, holding in the
paws a rose-branch proper, flowered also argent.
Son of Francis Booth AUanson, of Pietermaritzbiu^g,
b. 1838 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1862, Ellen, d. of John
Hauxby, of Thrimby, Yorks. : —
Herbert Evelyn Allanson, Gentleman, M.D. (Man.) ;
F.R.C.S. (Edin.), b. 1882; m. 1912, Ethel Nora, d. of
.\rthur Robinson, of Heaton Moor, Manchester, and has
issue — Michael Allanson, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; Ian
Evelyn Allanson, Gentleman, b. 1921; and Evelyn.
Res. — Bellewan, Town Hill, Pietermaritzburg. Club —
Victoria (Pietermaritzburg).
ALLANSON-WINN (R.L., 20 Jan. 1777, H. Coll.)
Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, on a fesse vert, three eaglets
displayed or (for Winn) ; 2 and 3, paly wavy of six or
and azure, on a chief gules, a lion passant guardant or
(for Allanson). MantUng vert and argent. Crests —
1. on a wreath of the coloiurs, a demi-eagle displayed or,
ducally gorged ermine (for Winn) ; 2. on a wreath of
the colours, issuant from a mount vert, a demi-lion ram-
pant guardant or, holding a cross gules (for Allanson).
Motto — " Virtute et labore." Livery — Green and gold.
Sapporters (of Barony of Headley) — On the dexter an
eagle, wings inverted or, ducally gorged ermine ; on
the sinister, a lion guardant or, holding in the dexter
paw a cross gules.
Only son of Hon. Rowland Allanson- Winn, b. 1816 ;
d. 1888 ; m. 1854, Margaretta, d. of George Walker,
of Overhall, Essex : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Rowland George Allanson Allanson-
Winn, 5th Baron Headley, Baron Allanson and Winn, of
.Aghadoe, CO. Kerry (27N0V. i797), nth Bart.,of Nostell,
England (1660), and 5th Bart, of Little Warley, G.B.
(1776), B.A. (Camb.), M.LC.E.L, Pres. British Muslim
Soc, made pilgrimage to Mecca 1923, entitled to prefix
" Al Haj," b. 1855 ; s. his cousin 1913 ; m. ist, 1899,
Teresa {d. 1919), d. of the late W. H. Johnson, formerly
Governor of Leh and Jummu ; 2nd, 1921, Barbara
Janet, d. of Robert Kilpatrick, of Kerry ; and has surv.
issue (by ist marriage) — (i) Hon. Rowland Patrick John
George Allanson- Winn, b. 1901 ; (2) Hon. Charles
Rowland Allanson- Winn, b. 1902 ; (3) Hon. John Valen-
tine Allanson- Winn, b. 1904 ; (4) Hon. Owain Gwynedd
Allanson- Winn, b. 1906. Seat — Aghadoe House, Kil-
larney. Res. — 5 Kensington Hall Gardens, W.14.
C/«6— Eccentric.
ALLARDYCE of Culquoich, co. Aberdeen (L.O.).
Argent, on a fesse wavy gules, between three boars'
heads erased sable, a cross crosslet between two fusils
of the field. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest —
On a WTeath of his liveries, a naked man from the
middle, holding in his dexter hand a scimitar all proper.
Motto — " In defence."
Sons of Col. James Allardyce, Madras Staff Corps,
b. 1829 ; d. 1910 ; m. : —
Sir WiUlam Lamond Allardyce, K.C.M.G., Governor
and Com. -in-Chief of Newfoundland since 1922, Knight
of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in Eng-
land, b. 1861 ; tn. ist, 1895, Constance Angel, O.B.E.
(1919), d. of Molesworth R. Greene, of Greystone, Rows-
ley, Victoria ; 2nd, 1920, Elsie Elizabeth, Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
d. of James Farquharson Stewart, and widow of Adam
Goodfellow, of Edinburgh ; and has surv. issue (by ist
marriage) — Constance Viti Molesworth ; Katherine Angel
Keva [w. 1923, Charles T. Butler, of Hobart, Tasmania,
and has issue]. Res. — Government House, St. John's,
Newfoundland. Club — St. James's.
Col. John Grahame Buchanan Allardyce, C.M.G.
(1919), D.S.O. (1917), R.A., b. 1878 [Matric. L.O.
Arms and Crest as above, a bordiure aziure] ; m. 1923
Flora McNeill, d. of A. P. Cameron, of Ardsheal, co.
Argyll. Res. — Crochmore, Irongray, Dumfries. Club —
Army and Navy.
ALLCROFT of Stokesay Castle (H. Coll., 1870).
Argent, across engrailed, in the first and fourth quarters a
fret between four fleurs-de-lys, and in the second and third
three pears, all sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, the battlements of a tower
and issuant therefrom a demi-lion rampant proper, holding
in! the dexter paw a fiagstaft, therefrom flowing to the
sinister a banner sable, charged with a tower argent, and
resting the sinister paw upon an escutcheon of the last,
charged with a fleur-de-lys, as in the arms. Motto — " Dat
Deus incrementum."
Son of Herbert John Allcroft, Esq., J. P. co. Salop,
appointed High Sheriff on the death of his father,
1893, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1865; d. 1911 ; m. 1900,
Margaret Jane, only d. of the late Gen. Sir W. Russell,
Bart., G.B. :—
John Russell Allcroft, Gentleman, b. 1905. Seal —
Stokesay Court, Onibury, co. Salop.
Y. unger sons of John Derby Allcroft of Stokesay
Castle, CO. Salop, and Harlington, co. Middlesex,
M.P. for Worcester, J. P. for Salop (High Sheriff 1893),
Lord of the Manors of Stokesay and Onibury, Gov.
and Treas. of Christ's Hosp. , b. 1822; d. 1893; m.
2nd, 1864, Mary Ann Jewell, d. of John Blundell of
Timsbury Manor: —
Walter Lacy Allcroft, Gentleman, b. 1870; tn. 1911,
Ethel, d. of H. W. Henniker Ranee, LL.D., of 10 Castle-
town Road, Kensington. /?es. —
Arthur Raleigh Allcroft, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. —
John Derby Allcroft, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; m. and has
issue — A dau. Res. —
ALLDER of Croydon (H. Coll.). Gules, a demi-vole
between four frets couped or. Mantling gules and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased
gules, holding in the beak an alder-leaf proper and charged
on the neck with a fret, as in the arms.
Son of Joshua AUder of Pampisford Road, Croydon,
b. ; d. ; m. : —
Herbert Ernest AUder, Gentleman, b.
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ALLEN of Seaview, co. Cork (U.O. ). Argent, a pale
surmounted by a chevron azure, and charged with three
cinquefoils all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head erased
per pale sable and or, collared and chained gules. Motto
— " Triunipho morte tarn vita."
Sons of Atwell Hayes Allen of Seaview, Queenstown,
CO. Cork, b. 1822; d. 1891; ?n. 1849, Marie, d. of
Abraham Hargrave of Ballynoe, Queenstown : —
William Henry Allen, Esq., Lieut. -Col. (ret.) R.A.M.C.,
b. 1851 ; m. 1880, Sara Alice, only d. of William Hayes of
Lislee, co. Cork; and has issue — Atwell Hayes Allen,
Esq., C.B.E., Lieut.-Col. R.O.C., b. 1882; m. and has
issue — William Francis Attwell Allen, Gentleman, b. 1924.
Seat — Seaview, co. Cork. Res. — Atherfield, Cleveland
Road, Paignton, Devon. Clubs — Royal Cork Yacht ;
Paignton.
Atwell Hayes Allen, Gentleman, i^. 1855; tn. 1891, Agnes,
d. of Hon. James Denham Pinnock, M.L.C. ,of Melbourne,
Victoria, Australia. i?«. — Merville, Queenstown.
ALLEN (H. Coll.). Per fesse indented sable and gules,
a garb or, between two flaunches of the last, each charged
with two bars raguly of the first. Mantling sable and or.
" Fidelis morte tam vitae." Livery — Dark blue, ]with white
facings.
Sons of James Franklin Swithen Allen, Gentleman, of
Pietermaritzburg, Natal, M.D. , M.Ch. , R. U.I., Presi-
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a
wheat-ear proper, rising and regardant, holding in the beak
an ear of wheat or, between four similar ears of wheat, two
on either side. Motto — " God giveth the increase."
Sons of Rev. George Cantrell Allen, Clerk in Holy
Orders, D.D. (Cantab.), late Headmaster of Cranleigh
School, Surrey, i^. 1855; m. 1881, Adelaide Catherine,
d. of the late Robert Gray, sometime Master of the
Vintners' Company, London: —
Rev. George Kendall Allen, M.A., b. 1883. Res.—
London Orphan School, Watford.
Robert William Allen, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res.—
Henry Isherwood Allen, Gentleman, b. 1887. Postal
add. —
ALLEN. Argent, two bars azure, a bend counter-
changed, charged with three bezants, on a chief of the
second, an estoile between two escallops or. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours,
an ogress charged with a talbot's head erased or. Motto-
dent of the Natal Province of the South African League,
b. 1853 ; d. ; m. 1882, Jane Cooper, dau. of James
Campbell of Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland: —
William Allen, Gentleman, b. 1889. Res.—
Robert Allen, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res. — Pietermaritz-
burg, Natal, South Africa.
ALLEN. (Confn. U.O. , 10 Jan. 1901)— Gules, three
plates, each charged with a talbot passant sable, on a chief
or, an anchor of the second between two lions passant
respecting each other of the field. Crest— On a wreath
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or and gules, a demi - heraldic tyger gules. MottO —
' ' Virtus auro praeferendi."
Eldest son of the late Anthony Pierce Allen, Esq.,
Capt. H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Lydia Morton, second
dau. of Charles Graves of Brookvale, Cappoquin, co.
Waterford : —
Richmond Robert Allen, Esq., F.R.C.S.I., L.R.C.P.
(Edin.), M.D. (Durham), J. P. for co. of Pietermaritzburg,
Natal, Surgeon to the Natal Royal Rifles, Member of the
Natal Leprosy Commission 1882, d. 1852 ; m. 1882. Clara
Elvira, second daughter of the late Richard Philip King of
Isipingo, Natal, South Africa, celebrated in South Africa
as the "Dick King," who saved the beleaguered garrison
at Durban from the hands of the Boers in 1842 ; and has
issue — An only surviving child Ida Muriel. J?es. —
Trevose, Glengariff Road, Parkstone, Dorset.
Only child of Henry Loftus Allen, Gentleman, ot
Carltcn Upton, near Birkenhead, d. 1858; d. 1919 ;
M. 1892, Minna Georgina, d. of Henry Wilson Murphy,
of 156 West soth Street, New York City, and Crom-
well's Ford, CO. Carlow, Ireland : —
George Henry Loftus Allen, Esq., late Major R.T.E.
(Roy. Engineers), Chief of British Railway Mission to
Roumania 1920, d. 1893. Jfes. — 7 Hyde Park Mansions,
S.W.I. Clu6 — Cavendish.
ALLEN (H. Coll.). Gules, within two bars nebuly, as
many mullets, in chief a mullet between two martlets and
in base a martlet, all argent. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a martlet, wings elevated
or, between two chaplets of roses gules.
Son of Russell Allen, Esq., High Sheriff of Anglesey,
1902, d. i860; d. 1927; m. 1886, Blanche, d. of Joseph
Moseley, Esq., J. P., of Cringle Hall, Levenshulme,
Lanes. : —
Allen, Gentleman, fi. . Res. — Davenham
Hall, Northwich. Cheshire ; 10 Victoria Terrace, Beaumaris.
Sons of Peter Allen of Overbrook, Kersal, Manchester,
b. 1815 ; d. 1892 ; m. Sophia Russeil, d. of John Edward
Taylor of Ilminster: —
Rt. Hon. Charles Peter Allen, P.C. , D. L. for Gloucester,
formerly a Charity Commissioner, Barrister-at-Law (Inner
Temple), M.A. (O.xford), M.P. Stroud Div. of Gloucester^h.
1Q00-18, b. 1861 ; m. 1890, Evelina Caroline, d. of Alfred
Barker of Constantinople. Res. — Polhill, Harrietsham,
Kent ; 37Grosvenor Place, S. W. Clubs — Refcrm ; Burling-
ton Fine Arts ; National Liberal.
Arthur Acland Allen, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, M.P.
for Christchurch 1906-10. M.A. (O.xrn.), b. 1868; m. 1900.
Gladys Hope, d. of James Douglas Walker, Esq., K.C.
Seat — Tulliebelton House, Bankfoot, Perthshire. Res.—
sq., J.P. Cheshire,
m. 1891, Mabel
Knutsford), d. of
Oaken, Birming-
C, M.A. (Oxon.),
/?«.— The Holt
13 Queen's Gate Gardens, London, W. Clubs — Reform
and Burlingtcn Fine Arts.
Sons of John Edward Taylor Allen, E
M.A. (bxon.), b. 1864; d. 1919 ;
{Res. — The Holt House, Mobberley,
Francis Sanders of The Terrace,
ham : —
Rev. Ronald Edward Taylor Allen, M.
served Great War (desp. , M.C.), b. 1897.
House, Mobberley, Knutsford.
Rev. Geoffrey PVancis Allen, B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1902.
Res.—
ALLEN (H. Coll., 1904). Per fesse azure and argent,
in chief two spades in saltire, interlaced by a wreath of oak
between as many garbs, all or, in base, upon waves of the
sea, an antique ship in full sail proper, with colours flying
gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of
the colours, a dexter cubit arm erect, holding a spade in bend
sinister, between two laurel-branches all proper. Motto —
" Ex opera et industria. " Livery — Blue, with gold lace.
Only son of William George Allen of Cardiff, b. 1818 ;
d. 1845 ; m. 1842, Anne, d. of William Thomas of
Llantrissant, Glamorgan : —
William Henry Allen, Esq., J.P. co. Bedford (High
Sheriff 1904-5), M.R.I. , M.Inn.C.E. , M.I.M.E., M.I.E.E.,
M.I.N. A., F. R.G.S. , Freeman (f the City of London and
member of the Worshipful Company of Musicians, b. 1844 ;
m. ist, 1864, Annie Mary Pemberton, d. of Richard Thomas
Howell of Bryn-y-Caevan Castle, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire ;
2nd, 1887, Madeline Agnew, d. of W. J. Fedden of Rock-
leaze Point, Stoke Bishop, Glos. ; and has issue — (i)
Richard William Allen, Esq., C.B.E. , J.P. co. Bedford,
b. 1867 \m. 1890, , d. of the late W. Fedden, of
Clifton, Glos. (;?^J-.— Redcroft, St. Alban's ; The Wood-
lands, Clapham, Bedford)]; (2) George Pemberton Allen,
Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (3) Harold Gwynne .Allen, Esq.,
M.Inst.C.E., M.Mech.E., J.P. co. Bedford, b. 1874 {m.
Hilda Margaret, d. of George Langley, of Bedford ; and
has issue — 2 sons ; and 2 daus. {Res. — The Dene, Woburn
Sands, Beds. Club — United University)] ; (4) Glendowr
Allen, Gentleman, /'. 1877 ; (5) Rupert Stanley Allen.
Gentleman, 1''. 1879 ; (6) John Francis Allen, Gentleman,
/'. 1881; Annie Louisa Alice; Madeline; Mary Beatrice;
and Gladys. Seat — Bromham House, Bromham, nr. Bed-
ford. Town res. — i Deans Yard, Westminster. Clubs —
Royal Societies', Automobile, Town and County (Bedford).
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Argent, two chevrcnels azure, en a chief indented of the
ALLEYNE (H. Coll., 1769). Per chevron gules and
ermine, in chief two lions' heads erased or. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, a horse's
head argent. Motto — " Non tua te sad publica vcta."
Sons of Reynold Henry Newton AUeyne, Esq., /'.
1852 ; d. v.p. 1908 ; m. 1879, Susanna, third d. of the
late John Meynell, D.L. , of Meynell Langley, co.
Derby : —
Sir John Meynell Alleyne, 4th Bart. (G. B. ,6 April 1769),
D.S.O., D.S.C. , Comdr. R.N. , b. 1889; ni. 1920, Alice
Violet, d. of the late James Campbell, of 12 Cornwall
Gardens, S.W. ; and has issue — Eileen Violet ; and Rose-
mary. /?«.— Chevin, Helper, Derbyshire; 27 Drayton
Court, S. Kensington, S.W.
Reynold Meynell Alleyne, Esq., Lieut. -Comdr. R.N., h.
1892.
Son of William Newton Alleyne, Gentleman, b. 1859;
d. 1910; m. Ethel, d. of the late John Mason, cf
Barbadoes :—
William Norman Alleyne, Gentleman, b. 1903.
ALLFREY ( H. Coll. ). Per fesse sable and ermine, a pale
counterchanged between three ostriches' heads erased argent,
ducally gorged and lined or. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich's head and
neck between two ostrich feathers argent, ducally gorged.
Motto — " Candide et constanter." Livery — Dark green,
light drab overcoat, with dark green collar.
last a bezant between two escallops or. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bezant
charged with a talbot's head erased sable, gorged with a
chaplet of fern proper. MottO — ' ' Malo mori quam foedari. "
Livery — Light drab, with blue facings and silver buttons.
Sons of Samuel Allen, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Antrim
(High Sheriff 1886), M.A. (Camb.), LL.D. (Dublin),
Barrister-at-Law of Lisconnan, co. Antrim, b. 1842;
d, 1919 ; m. 1890, Florence Mary, sec. d. of General
Sir Charles William Adair, K.C. B. : —
Samuel Alien, Esq., M.C., Capt. late Royal Irish Rifles,
served Great War, desp. twice, has Croix de Guerre with
silver star (France), b. 1891. £■.?/<!/« consists of the town-
lands of Ballyallaght, Islandrose, Knockanboy, Lisconnan,
and Toberdoney, all in the county of Antrim. 5^a/— Lis-
connan, near Dervock, county Antrim, Ireland. Clubs —
Bath ; Western (Glasgow).
Henry Adair Allen, Esq., D.S.O.,Capt. and Bt.-Maj.
R. Inniskilling Fusiliers, i^. 1893. C///i^- United Service.
Conway Benning Allen, Esq., Lieut. -Comdr. R. N.,
b. 1896. Club — United Service.
ALLENBY (H. Coll., 191 9). Per bend argent and
gules, in the sinister three crescents, two and one of the
second, in the dexter three horses' heads erased, one and
two, of the first, all within a bordure azure. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — Issuant out of a crescent
gules, a demi-lion proper. Supporters— On the dexter
a horse regardant or, on the sinister a camel regard-
ant argent. Motto—" Fide et labore."
Eldest son of Hynman Allenby, Esq., of Felixstowe
House, Suffolk, 6. 1821 ; d. 1877 ; w. 1859, Catherine
Anne (d. 1922), d. of Rev. T. Cane, of Bracken-
hurst, Southwell, Notts. : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby,
G.C.B., G.C.M.G., 1st Viscount Allenbv, of Megiddo and
of Felixstowe. Suffolk (7 Oct. 1919), F.-M. in H.M.'s Army,
Col. L. Gds., and i6th-5th Lancers, Hon. Col. Cinque
Ports R.E., b. 1861 ; served in Bechuanaland, Zululand,
S. African and Great War, is Grand Officer Legion of
Honour (France) ; of Leopold (Begium), Mil. Order
(Savoy), Grand Cross of the Crown (Roumania), etc. ;
w. 1896, Adelaide Mabel, L.G.St.J.J., d. of the late
Horace Edward Chapman, of Donhead House, Salisbury ;
and has had issue — Horace Michael Hynman Allenby,
M.C., Lieut. R.H.A., b. 1898 ; killed in action 1917.
Res. — 24 Wetherby Gardens, S.W.s. Clubs — Naval and
Military ; United Services.
ALLENDALE, see BEAUMONT.
ALLERTON, see JACKSON.
Sons of Goodrich Holmsdale Allfrey, Esq. , of Woke-
field Park, Berks., J. P. High Sheriff 1881, Major
2nd Dragoon Gds., b. 1835; d. 1898; m. 1873, Helen
Clara, d. of William Little :—
Herbert Cyril Allfrey, Gentleman, b. 1874; m. 1897,
Norah Church, d. of John Gilbert Meiggs, of 123 Cromwell
Road ; and has issue — Basil Holmsdale Allfrey, Lieut. 9th
Lancers, b. 1898 ; and Phyllis. Clubs — Junior Carlton ;
Orleans.
Nugent St. Clair Allfrey, Esq. , Capt. 2nd Dragoon
Guards,^. 1880; m. 1907, Eleanor Blanche, third d. of Hon.
Evelyn C. Pelham. /fes. — Hambledon Manor, Oakham.
Sons of Irving Stening Allfrey, Esq., late Col. comdg.
1st. Batt. Somersetshire, L. I., b. 1837; d. 1912; m.
ist, i860, Mary Elizabeth (rf. 1875), d. of Major Talbot ;
2nd, 1878, Emma Florence, d. of Adni. Henry Foote: — •
Robert Talbot Allfrey, Gentleman, b. 1863.
Henry Irving Rodney Allfrey, Esq. ,D.S.O. , M.C.,Maj.
and Brev. Lieut. -Col. Somerset Lt. Inf., b. 1879; m. 1917,
Frances Elizabeth, d. of Arthur Chamberlayne, Chichester,
and widow of Capt. F. A. Liebert. Address — Head-
quarters, E. Command, Queen's Gardens, Bayswater,
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Claude Somerset AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1889.
Yr. son of Robert AUfrey, Esq., of Wokefield Park,
J. P., D. L. , b. 1809; J. 1875; '"■ 1834, Caroline, d. of
William Hobson of Harley Street : —
Ernest Herbert AUfrey, Cieiulciiian, /'. 1839; m. Mary
Moubray ; and has issue. Res. — Ferniliurst, Australia.
Walter Mortimer AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1843; m. 1872,
Louisa, d. of F. W. AUfrey; anti lias issue — (i) Charles
Moubray AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1874 \_ni. 1905, Violet, d.
of Archibald Thompson of Mymwood, Hatfield, Herts.,
and has issue — Capt. Richard .Moubray AUfrey, D.S.O. ,
Royal Berks. Regt. , b. 1906; Hubert AUfrey, Gentle-
man, b. ; Maurice AUfrey, Gentleman, b.
(Res. — Beresfords Houghton, Monchelsea, Maidstone)];
(2) Edward Mortimer AUfrey, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal
Berks. Regt., b. 1886; Margaret Louise [m. 1907, Rev.
Ale.xander Ross Biddell, youngest son of Capt. Waring
Biddell] ; Edith Helen; Beatrice Cecil; and Gladys [m.
Col. D. Speller, D.S.O., R.A.F., and has issue]. Res.—
Farley Castle, Reading.
Son of Henry Wells AUfrey, Esq. , J. P. , of Hemingford,
Stratford-on-Avon, b. 1817 ; d. 1887; m. ist, 1845,
Adeline Frances (d. 1855), d. of late Col. Sir Robert
Moubray, K.H., of Cockairney, co. Fife: —
Henry .-AUfrey, Esq., J. P., Lord of the Manor of Roberts-
bridge, Sussex, late Major 6oth Rifles, b. 1850 ; m. 1889,
Kathleen Elizabeth, d. of Sydney A. Hankey of Locks
Farm, Wokingham; and has issue -(i) Henry Sydney
AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) Edward Moubray AUfrey,
Gentleman, b. 1893; (3) Charles Walter Alllrey, Gentle-
man,^. 1895; and Barbara Kathleen. Sea/ — Staple Hill,
Wellesbourne, co. Warwick.
Sons of Frederick William AUfrey of Stanbury, Read-
ing, Berks., b. 1819; m. 1845, Emily, d. of Col. Sir
Robert Moubray, K. H., of Cockairnie ; —
Capt. Moubray AUfrpy, late isth Hussars, b. 1853 ; m.
1881, Hon. Beatrice Emmeline Augusta Fiennes, d. of Lord
Saye and Sele ; and has issue — Arthur Moubray St. Crispin
AUfrey, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon. ), b. 1882 [m. 1909, Joan
Louisa, sec. d. of E. H. Clutterbuck of Hardenhuish Park,
Chippenham ; and has issue — Moubray Antony Arthur
AUfrey, Gentleman, i^. 1909]. Seai — Hillside, Sunningdale,
Berks. C/ub — Naval and Military.
Frederick Vere AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1854 ; f>i. 1889,
Maud Hamilton, d. of James Bruce, Esq., J. P. ; and has
surv. issue. ^Vera Maud Emily [m. 1916, Col. Anderson,
D.S.O. , M.C., Black Watch]. i?^j.— Ashridgewood,
Wokingham, Bucks. C/ub — Carlton.
William Shedden AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1857; tn. ist,
1891, Ellen Douglas (d. 1904), d. of Lt.-Gen. W. Rickman ;
2_nd, 1910, Dorothy, d. of B. Ramsay of Croughton
House, Brackley ; and has issue — (i) Eustace William
Hayter AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) Graham Shedden
AUfrey, Gentleman, b. 1899; and Ethel Hamilton. Res. —
Chacombe Priory, Banbury. Ch^b — Junior Carlton.
ALLGOOD of Nunwick (H. Coll., 23 March 1752, Gts.,
9,405). Argent, a cross engrailed gules, between four
mullets azure, on a chief or, three damask roses, leaved
and seeded proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
On a wreath argent and gules, two arms embowed
in armour proper, garnished or, couped at the shoulders,
the hands proper supporting a human heart gules, inflamed
or, charged with a castle triple-towered argent. Motto —
" Age omne bonum." Livery — Dark blue coat, dark blue
and yellow striped waistcoat.
Sons of Robert Lancelot AUgood, Gentleman, of Till-
ington Hall, Alnwick, b. 1855 ; d. 1916; m. 1891, Isabel
Evelyn, sec. d. of Nathaniel George Clayton of
Chesters: —
Guy Hunter .AUgood, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. Northumber-
land Fusiliers, S.R., 1914-19, J. P. co. Northumberland, b
1892. Seats — Nunwick, nr. Humshaugh, co. Northumber-
land ; The Hermitage, nr. Hexham.
Nathaniel James AUgood, Gentleman, b. 1894.
Sons of Rev. James .AUgood, M.A. (Oxon.), late Rector
of Ingram. Alnwick, b. 1826; d. 1910 ; m. 1854, Isa-
bella (d. 1876), third d. of Charles A. Williamson of
Balgray : —
Alfred Major AUgood, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; m. 1910,
Margaretta, d. of the late W. Murray, M.D., of Edenbiow,
Cumberland. Res. — Walwick Grange, Humshaugh-upon-
Tyne.
William Henry Loraine .AUgood, Esq., C.M.G., D.S.O.,
M.C., Col. King's Royal Rifles, /'. 1868; m. 1914, Sophia
Beryl, d. of the late Col. J. H. G. Smyth, C.M.G. C/ub—
Naval and MiUitary.
Rev. Roland Frederick AUgood, Rector of Ingram,
Powburn, H.A. (Camb.), b. 1873; ?/t. 1908, Edith Marion
Porter, d. of W. Robinson of Greenbank, Yorkshire; and
hasissue— James AUgood, Gentleman,/'. T910 ; and Naomi.
Res. — The Rectory, Ingram, Powburn, Northumberland.
ALLHUSEN of Stoke Court (H. Coll., 29 Aug. 1871).
Barry of six or and azure, four fleurs-de-lys, two and two,
counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On^a
wreath of the colours, a demi-lion guardant azure, holding in
the dexter paw a passion -cross or, between two open buffalo
horns of the last. Motto — " Devant si je puis." Livery—
Dark blue coat, yellow waistcoat, brass buttons.
Son of Henry Christian AUhusen, b. 1835 ; d. 1871 Cm.
1866, Elizabeth Alice, d. of Thomas Eden of Norton
Hall, Glos. :—
Lt.-Col. Frederick Henry AUhusen, C.M.G. , D.S.O,,
9th Lancers (ret.), b. 1872; 7n. 1908, Enid, elder d. of
Harold Swithinbank, Esq., J.P. and D.L. ; and has issue —
Richard Christian AUhusen, Gentleman, b. 1910 ; Derek
Swithin AUhusen, Gentleman, b. 1914 ; Frederick Eden
.AUhusen, Gentleman, b^ 1917. Seat — Stoke Court, Stoke
Poges, Bucks. — Res. — Fulmer House, Fulmer, Bucks.
Sons of Wilton AUhusen, Esq., b. 1840; d. 1924 ; vi.
1874, Adelaide, d. of Major Thomas Pakenham
Vandeleur of Limerick : —
Maj. Ormsby AUhusen, R. Devon Yeo. Artillery, b. 1888.
Seat — Pinhay, East Devon, near Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire.
C/i^i>— Bath.
Capt. Rupert AUhusen, R.A., b. 1893. Res. —
Capt. Desmond .AUhusen, late 60th Rifles, b. 1896. Res. —
.ALLISON of Scaleby Hall (H. Coll.). .Argent, on a
fesse azure, between three blackbirds proper, as many
boars' heads couped of the field. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, ets sable, each charged with a rose or, all
within a bordure of the second (for Ambrose) ; 2 and 3,
gules, two lions passant guardant in pale per pale or and
argent (for MacBrayne), and on an escutcheon of
pretence azure, a crescent between three mullets argent,
a bordure indented gules, charged with three boars' heads
couped or (for Arbuthnot). Mantlings— ( i ) sable and
esrrtea in Dcf-i
argent; (2) gules and or. Crests — i. issu ant from
a mu'-al crown or, a cubit arm proper, holding a billet in
bend sinister argent (for Ambrose) ; 2. issuant from a
ducal coronet or, a dexter cubit arm erect, the hand
grasping a sword proper, pommel and hilt gold (for
MacBrayne). Motto — " Spes mea in Deo." Livery-
Black or dark navy blue, with light buff facings and
silver buttons.
Sons of William Ambrose, of Glasgow and
of Dunclutha, Bothwell, in the co. of Lanark,
Solicitor, b. 1814 ; d. 1869; m. 1852, Janet Muir,
d. of late David MacBrayne, of Glasgow, and
grand-d. of Rev. John Burns, D.D., of the Barony
Parish, Glasgow : —
William Henrv Ambrose, Esq., Esquire of the Order
of the Ho;pitarof St. John of Jerusalem in England,
crown, all or ; 2. a peacock's head erased proper, gorged
with a celestial crown or ; 3. two sprigs of lily of the
valley, leaved and slipped proper, enfiled by a celestial
crown or|; m. 30 July, 1883, Edith Jane {d. 12 March,
1891), d. of late John D'Monte Arbuthnot by Esther Jane
his wife, d. of late Rev. Sir William Murray, 9th Bt. of
Clermont ; and has issue — Lihan Edith [m. 5 Oct.
1918, Charles Honey Sanders {q.v.)]. Res. — 41 Ladbroke
Square, London, W. Clubs — Junior Carlton ; C ity Carl-
ton ; Constitutional ; R.A.C.
The late Frederick George Ambrose (same arms without
inescutcheon), b. 1859 ; d. 1917 ; m. Alice Mary, d.
of Captain Henry Thomas Anley (by his wife, a sister
of Gen. Sir Baker Russell) ; and had issue — Geofirey
William MacNachtane Ambrose, Esq., Lieut., R.N., b.
1903 (Post add.— The Firs, Binstead, Isle of Wight) ;
Doris Sibyl [m. 1922, Brian Betham Schofield, R.N.] ;
and Edna Russell [tn. 1923, James Frederick Hart].
AMCOTTS, seeCRACROFT-AMCOTTS.
AMES (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 6, argent, on a bend
cottised bttween two annulets sable, a quatrefoil between two
roses of the field (Ames, 1884) ; 2. per pale or and gules, a
saltire between two mascles in pale and in fesse as many
leopards' faces jessant-de-lys, all counterchanged (Poole) ; 3.
gules, a cross flory argent, on a chief azure, a lion passant
of the second (Chauncey) ; 4. azure, an eagle displayed with
two heads erminois (Lyde); 5. per fesse or and sable, in
chief two calves and in base a dove volant, counterchanged
(Metcalfe). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a rose argent, slipped and leaved
proper, and in front thereof an annulet or. MottO—
" Fama Candida rosa dulcior." Livery — Black, black and
white waistcoat, drab overcoat.
Son of Lieut. -Col. Gerard Vivian Ames of The Hyde,
CO. Bedford, and Ayot St. Lawrence, Herts. , J. P., b.
1852 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1889, Alice Katherine {d. 1926), eld.
d. of late Sir P. Miles, Bart., and widow of George
Duppa : —
Lionel Gerard Ames, Gentleman, Capt. late Gren. Gds. ,
b. 1889 ; m. 1919, Doreen Mary Lea, d. of the late Comdr.
George Leigh King. 5m^— Ayot St. Lawrence, Welwyn,
Herts.
Yr. sons of Lt.-Col. Lionel Ames of The Hyde,
J.P. and D.L. co. Bedford (High Sheriff 1866), b.
1809 ; d. 1873 ; m. 1848, Augusta Percy (d. 1902), d. of
Col. Sir John Morillyon Wilson, C.B., K.H. :—
Victor Charles Ames, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; m. 1913,
Violet Emily, only d. of Arundel Berkeley Napier of Bath,
and has issue: — Victor Maurice Gerard Ames, Gentleman,
b. 1914; and Felicia Joan. Res. — Thornham, Norfolk.
Cluh — Bachelors'.
Oswald Henry Ames, Esq., J.P. and C.C. co. Norfolk,
late Lt.-Col. 2nd Life Guards (ret.), *. 1862; m. 1901, Violet
F.R.G.S, F.LD., F.Z.S., b. 14 June, 1853 [Badges— i.
the Pastoral Staff of Saint Ambrose enfiled by a celestial
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Dorothea, d. of Lord Francis Cecil, and has issue: —
Gerard Cecil Ames, Gentleman, /'. 1907 ; and Aubretia
Phyllis. AV.f.— Duifold Hall, Dunsfold, Surrey. Club—
Guards'.
Hugh Lawrence Ames, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; 7n. ist, 1890,
Kate (who obtained a divorce 1912), d. of A. Villiers Palmer,
Esq. C.S.L ; 2nd, 1914, Floia, d. of C<I. Chas. Hayter,
C. B., and widow ot the late Col. Arthur F. Montenero,
M.V.O. ; and has surv. issue: — Neville Lawrenson Ames,
Gentleman, Lieut. 8th Batt. London Regt. , />. 1891 \jn. 1917,
Violet, d. of late Sir F. C. Wallis, F.R.C.E., and has
issue— Pamela Mary)]. Res. — Cliurch Cottage, Hamble-
don, Surrey.
Sons of Henry Metcalfe Ames, Esq., pi Linden,
Northumberland, D.L. (High Sheriff 1864), /■. 1820;
d. 1874 ; in. 1852, Elizaiaeth Sarah, only d. of Major
Ho igson Cadogan of Brinkburn Priory, Northumber-
land: —
Louis Eric Ames, Esq., J. P. Northumberland, formerly
Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. , A. 1855; m. 1881, Margaret W'ilhel-
mina, d. ofWilliam John Hamilton, NLP., by his wife,
commonly known as the Hon. Margaret Frances Florence
Dillon, d. of the Rt. Hon. Henry Augustus, 13th Viscount
Dillon, and Maid of Honour to the Queen ; and has issue
— (i) John Louis Metcalfe Ames, Gentleman, late Lieut.
Northumberland Fus. , h. 1882 [ot. 1908, Chrystabel Mary,
eldest d. of the late Claude Hamilton of Sundrum, Ayr];
(2) Robert Henry Ames, Gentleman, Lieut. R. N., b. 1883
\vt. 191 1, Beatrice, d. of the late General Montague Hall,
Royal Munster Fus.]. Seat — Chyllheugh, Longhorsley,
Northumberland.
Felix Lyde Ames, Gentleman, b. 1862; m. 1888, Ada, d.
of the late George Sims ; and has issue — Dorothy Marion
[/«. 19 13, William Frederick Dick of Joscelyns, Little
Horkesley, nr. Colchester]. Res. —
Lawrence Metcalfe Levi Ames, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; ni.
1891, Geraldine Mary, d. of Richard Smith. Res. — 16
Walton Street, London, S.W.
Son of George Acland Ames, Gentleman (Arms as
above, without quartering for Metcalfe), b. 1827 ; d.
1893; m. 1854, Clara Heniietta Marie, eld. d. of
Count Maximilian von Poelzig : —
Herbert Mortimer Ames, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. —
Son of Charles Herbert Ames, Gentleman (Arms as
above, without quartering for Metcalfe), of Remenham
Place, Henley-on-Thames, Berks., b. 1830; d. 1878;
w. 1863, Eliza Scott, d. of Rev. William Scott
Robinson : — ■
William Herbert Ames, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res. —
Church Farm House, Shrivenham.
AMHERST, see CECIL.
AMHERST (H. Coll.). Gules, three tilting-spears erect
or, headed argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On
a wreath of the colours, on a mound vert, three like spears,
one erect and two in saltire, girt with a wreath of laurel
proper. Motto — " Constantia et virtute."
Sons of Ri. Hon. Hugh Amherst, 4th Earl Amherst, late
Capt. Colds-ream Gds., b. 1856; d. 1927; ;«. 1896,
Hon. Eleanor Clementina St. Aubyn, d. of ist Lord
St. Leven : —
Rt. Hen. Jeffrey John Archer Amherst, 5th Earl
Amherst and Viscount Holmesdale of Holmesdale, Kent
(19 Dec. 1826), Baron Amherst of Montreal, Kent (6 Sept.
1788), M.C., Capt. late Coldstream Gds. [Supporters-
Two Canadian war Indians, of a copper colour, rings in their
ears and noses, and bracelets on their wrists and arms,
argent, crossbelts over their shoulders buff; to one a
powder-horn pendent, to the other a scalping-knife, their
waists covered with a short apron azure, tied about the
waist by a belt gules, fimbriated or, gaiters blue, seamed
or, legs fettered and fastened by a chain to the bracelet on
the outer wrist proper, the dexter Indian holding in his
exterior hand a battleaxe, the sinister holding in his
exterior hand a tomahawk, thereon a scalp all proper],
b. 1896. Res.—\ Wilton Crescent, S.W. Club —
Guards'.
Hon. Humphrey William Amherst, Lieut. Res. of Officers
late Oxford and Bucks. L. I., b. 1903.
AMORY, see HEATHCOAT-AMORY.
AMPHLETT (H. CoU.). Ermine, two barrulets
azure, m chief a cinquefoil sable between two lozenges
of the second, and in base a cinquefoil of the third.
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, on a mount vert, a dromedary stataiit proper,
charged with three cinquefoQs sable. Motto — " Vincit
qui patitur." Z,z'z'(?/7— Dark blue, silver buttons, black
and white striped waistcoat.
Third son of Rev. Charles Amphlett (formerly
Dunne) of Four Ashes Hall, nr. Stourbridge, h.
1818 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1855, Lucy Beatrice, d. of
Tomkyns Dew, Esq., of Whitney Court, co. Here-
ford :—
Rev. George le Strange Amphlett, Clerk in Holy
Orders, M.A. Oxon., h. 1868 ; m. 1904, Blanche Katherine
Adine, d. of Canon Henry William Coventry, of Severn
Stoke, Worcs. ; and has issue — Leila Blanche ; Ann
Elizabeth ; Justina Alice. Seat — Four Ashes Hall,
Staffs. ; Earl's Croome, Worcs. Res. — Four Ashes
Hall, nr. Stourbridge, Staffs.
AMPHLETT. At the Visitation of Stafts., 1663, Richard
Amphlett, Esq., of Clent (High Sheriff for that county
1678), exhibited : Argent, on a fesse between three lozenges
azure, a cinquefoil or, which arms were respited but never
proved. However, in 1903, on proof of lineal descent
fiom the above claimant, similar armorial bearings were
granted to the undernamed as follows : Argent, on a fesse
nebuly azu'e, gutt^e-d'eau, between three lozenges of the
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second a cinquefoil or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a dromedary statant proper,
with halter and line reflexed over the back or, charged on
the body with two lozenges argent. Motto— "Chi legge
regge." Livery— \Ag\\X drab, blue cellars and cuffs, dark
blue and yellow striped vest, silver buttons and hat-
band.
Sons of Edward Amphlett of Horseley, Staffs., and
2 Queen's Gate Terrace, London, S.W. , Lieut. Scots
Greys, ^. 1824; d. 1887; m. ist, 1851, Lavinia Flora
Henrietta [d. 1871), eld. d. of Benjamin Cuff Green-
hill, Esq., J. P., of Knowle Hall, Somerset; 2nd, 1873,
Margaret Louisa Maria {d. 1895), d. of James Brewster,
Esq. (son of Sir David Brewster, K.H., F. R.S.): —
Edward Greenhill Amphlett, Esq., J. P. Sussex, M.A.
(Oxon.), F.C.S., M.R.I., Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn),
b. 13 July, 1853; OT. 7 Feb., 1882, Amye, d. of Thomas
Broughton Charlton, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Chilwell Hall,
Notts. ; and has surv. issue — Edward Paul Charlton
Amphlett, Esq., Capt. late Wcrcestershire Regt. , b. 23
March, 1885; Ruth Amye. A'fy.— 3 Union Place, Worthing.
Chib — Oxford and Cambridge.
Charles Edward Amphlett, Esq., M.C., Maj. late 6th
Inniskilling Dragoons, served S. African War, 1899-1901 ;
Great War, 1915-19, b. 30 Nov. 1879. j'Pw.— Calgary,
Alberta. Clubs— Qw%\xy \ Ranchmen's (Calgary, Alberta).
AMPTHILL, see RUSSELL.
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WILLOUGHBY.
HEA THeOI E - DRUMMOND
head erased or, armed and landed of the third, all
within a bordure of the fourth. Mantling sable, doubled
ANDERDON. Argent, a chevron rompu, between
three mullets in chief, and a lion rampant in base sable.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, three annulets interlaced sable, thereon a dove
holding in the beak an olive-branch proper, and charged
on the neck with a chevron also sable. Motto — " In sale
salus." (These being the arms of Salt).
Second son of Sir Thomas Salt, ist Bart., M.P.,
D.L., J. P., b. 1830 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1861, Helen Mary,
d. of John Lavicourt Anderdon, of Chislehurst : —
Herbert Edward Anderdon, Esq., b. 1870 ; assumed by
Deed Poll 1923, the surname of Anderdon in Ueu of
Salt ; in. 1899, Ethel Menie, d. of Henry Manisty, and
has issue — Henry Manisty Anderdon, Gentleman,
b. 1900 ; Dorothy Mary ; Helen Katharine ; and Rachel
Elinor. Res. — Henlade House, Taunton, Somerset.
ANDERSON, see DUNCOMBE-ANDERSON, and
.MACAU L.\Y- ANDERSON.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Esquire, Justice of the Peace
and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Northumber-
land, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year
1886, .Master of Arts of the University of 0,\foid, Barrister-
at-Law. Born August 16, 1843, being the eldest son of the
late Thomas Anderson, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and
Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Northumberland, for
which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year
1843, by his wife Emily, daughter of the late Reverend
John Fisher of Wavendon, in the county of Bucking-
ham. Armorial bearings (H. Coll.)— Gules, three mart-
lets fessewise or, between as many oak-trees eradicated
argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours,
in front of a falcon's head erased sable, guti^e-d'or, holding
in the beak an arrow palewavs head downwards proper,
three hearts or; with the Motto, " Vigilans es certus."
Married, 1885, Alice Mildred, third daughter of Cadogan
Hodgson-Cadogan of Brinkburn Priory ; and has issue —
(1) George Denis Anderson, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), late
temp. Lieut. R..\.,b. 1885; (2) Francis Anderson, Esq.,
D.S.O. , NLC, Maj. Black Watch, /•. 1888 [m. 1916,
Vera .Maud, only d. of Frederick Vere Allfrey, and has
issue: — Ian Francis Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1917; and
Eve (Res. — Diana Lodge, Sandhurst, berks. Club —
United Service*]; (3) John Frederick Anderson, Gentle-
man, b. i88g ; (4I PhiHp Anderson, Esq., Capt. Res.
of Officers, b. 1893 ; Katherine Florence ; and Mary
Eleanor. Estate and postal address— 'LmXs Harle Tower,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
ANDERSON (H. Coll.i. Argent, four barrulets wavy
azure, two flaunches sable, each charged with a lion
rampant of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a Uon sejant argent, gorged
with a collar wavy azure and resting the dexter forepaw
on a mullet, also argent. Motto — " Fear him who fears
not death."
Son of Anderson, of , h. ;
m. : —
Harold Frederick Anderson, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
Inner Temple, b. . Res. —
ANDERSON (H. CoU., 29 Dec. 1922). Argent, three
lymphads sable, on a chief of the second an escallop
between two millrinds or. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a tern rising from
seaweed proper. Motto^" Strive."
Son of James Anderson, Gentleman, of Frognal
Park, Hampstead, b. 181 1 ; d. 1897 ; m. 1849, Eliza,
d. of Surg.-Gen. John Murray, of Cape of Good
Hope : —
Sir Hugh Kerr Anderson, Knt. Bach. (1922), M.D.,
F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Master of Gonville and Caius CoUege,
Cambridge, b. 1865 ; m. 1894, Jessie Mina, d. of the late
Surg.-Gen. Francis William Innes, C.B. ; and has issue —
Austin Innes Anderson, Esq., b. 1897 [m. 1925, Alison,
d. of W. R. Lysaght, Esq., C.B.E. J. P. ^ Res.— 27
Carapdenhill Road, W.i)] ; Mary Desiree. Res. — The
Lodge, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge;
Heacham Lodge, Heacham, Norfolk. Club — Athenaeum.
ANDERSON {L.O., 1868 ; rematric, 1913). Argent,
on a saltire engrailed sable, between two mullets in
chief and base, and two crescents in flank gules, a boar's
argent. Crest — A crescent gules. Motto — " Grada-
tim."
Eld. son of William Henry Anderson, Gentleman,
of Bilton Park, Warwickshire, b. 1845 ; d. 191 1 ;
m. 1885, Anne Rose, d. of Edward Jones Wood,
Gentleman, of Southsea, Hants. : — ^^
William Rose Wood Anderson, Esq., Major Reserve
of Officers R.A. (T.A.), b. 1886. i?es-.— Floore House,
Floore, Northamptonshire. Clubs — Conservative, Bath.
ANDERSON (H. Coll. >— .-Urgent, a chevron invected
gules, between three cross cro^slets fitch^e in chief sable, and
m base a leaf of an india-rubber plant slipped proper. Mant-
ling gules and argent. Crest — On a mount vert, an oak-
tree proper, in from thereof three cross crosslets fitch^e, one
inoale and two in saltire sable. Motto — "Stand sure."
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Sons of James Henry Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1840;
d. 1927; m. firstly, March 1859, Lydia Warren (rf. Oct.
28, 1894), dau. of John Townley; secondly, June 1902,
Emily Mary, dau. of Rev. Sumner Wilson :—
Harry Claude Anderson, Gentleman, /'. 1863. Res. —
Percy James Anderson, Gentleman, /'. 1864.
Thomas Valentine Anderson, Gentleman, h. 1866.
Charles Augustus Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1867.
Reginald Samuel Anderson, Gentleman, h. 1869.
Gerald Townley Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1871.
Frederick Arthur Bertram Anderson, Gentleman, /'. 1873.
Samuel Alder Anderson, Gentleman, /'. 1876. Res. —
George Malcolm Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res —
ANDERSON of Harrold Priory (H. Coll.). Per fesse
argent and or, in chief two saltires couped, and in base a
boar's head erased gules. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — In front of an oak tree fructed proper, two
saltires or. Motto — " Stand sure."
Son of Peter Anderson, Esq., J. P., of Marchcroft,
Maxwell Park, Glasgow, and Westerlea, Glen-
eaglcs, CO. Perth, h. 1847 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1875, Mar-
garet, d. of William Macintosh, of Gateside, Fort
Eviot, CO. Perth : —
Sir John Anderson, ist Bart. (1920), Maj. (ret.) R.E.,
b. 1878 ; m. 1911, Jessie Barr, d. of Alexander Bilsland,
of 16 Woodside Terrace, Glasgow. Seat — Westerlea,
Gleneagles, co. Perth. Town res. — 68 Harley House,
N.W. C/m6s— R.A.C., Caledonian.
ANDERSON (L.O.,31 Aug. 1912). Argent, a saltire
engrailed sable between a muilet in chief and two crescents
in the flanks azure, and in base a beaver's head erased
proper, a chief gules fretiy of the first. Mantling sable
doubled argent. Crest— A lion's gamb, holding a teazle
slipped anu leaved proper. Motto — "Fide et industria."
Livery— lAghi drab, black facings.
Eldest son of William Anderson, Gentleman, ^.185-;
d. 1923 ; ?n. 1905, Ada, second d. of Thomas Smith of
Alverston, Lanes. : —
William Milroy Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1906. Res. —
39 Burn bank Gardens, Glasgow.
ANDERSON of Artaraig (H. Coll.). Argent, three
lymphads sable, on a chief indented of the second,
three millrinds of the first. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — An astrolobe or. Motto — " Strive."
Second son of James Anderson, Gentleman, of
Hilton House, Woodside, Aberdeen, b. 181 1 ; d.
1897; w. 1849, Eliza, d. of Siu:g.-Gen. John Murray : —
Sir Kenneth Skelton Anderson, ist Bart. (1919),
K.C.M.G. (1909), of Artaraig, Shipowner, a Manager of
the Orient Steam Navigation Company, Dir. of Anderson,
Green & Co. and of the Bank of Adelaide, Commander
of the Order of the Crown of Italy, b. 1866 ; m. 1894,
Louisa Mary, d. of James Cochran Stevenson. Res. —
Yair, by Galashiels, co. Selkirk. Clubs — City of London;
Union ; New (Edinburgh).
ANDERSON (L.O.). Argent, a saltire between two
mullets in the flanks and a crescent in base gules, on a
chief azure three ganders volant proper, over a sea undy of
the first and third. Mantling gules, doubled argent.
Crest — A cross-staff proper. Motto—' ' Per mare."
Son of James George Skelton Anderson, Esq., J. P.,
of London and Aldeburgh, b. 1838 ; d. 1907 ; m.
Elizabeth (d. 1917), d. of Newson Garrett, of Alde-
burgh: —
Sir Alan Garrett Anderson, K.B.E. (1917), b. 1877;
m. 1903, Muriel Ivy, d. of G. W. Duncan, of Richmond,
Surrey; and has issue — Colin Skelton Anderson, Esq.,
b. 1904 ; Donald Forsyth Anderson, Esq,, b. 1906 ; Diana
Elizabeth ; and Hermione Charteris. .^«.— Notgrove
Manor, Glos. Town res. — 7 Palace Green, W.8. Clubs —
City ; Brooks's ; Royal Yacht Squadron ; Royal Cruising ;
Royal Southern Yacht.
ANDERSON (L.O. , 1912; rematric, 1923). Argent, a
saltire engrailed sable, between a mullet in chief and two
crescents in the flanks azure, and in base a beaver's head
erased proper, a chief embattled gules, fretiy of the first.
Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of
his liveries, a lion's gamb, holding a teazle, slipped and
leaved proper. Motto — '' Fide et industria."
Son of John Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1824; d. 1883;
m. 1850, Jessie, d. of David Beveridge, of Glasgow : —
Robert Anderson, Gentleman, M.B., CM., M.D.,
b. 1866; ;«. 1896, Georgina, d. of George Hazley, J. P. :
and has issue — Robert Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1904 ;
Hazley Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1917. i?(fj.— Glandore,
Sit ton Road, Erdington, Birmingham.
ANDERSON-ASHTON (H. Coll., 4 July 1918).
Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, a mullet between three
heraldic tyger's heads erased sable (for Ashton) ; 2 and
3, or, on a chevron between three crosses flory sable an
heraldic tyger's head erased between two mullets
pierced of the field ifor Anderson). Mantling sable
and argent. Crests — On a wreath of the colours, upon a
mount vert, a heraldic tyger rampant or, gorged with
a collar dancettee and holding between the paws a
mullet sable (for Ashton) ; on a wreath of the colours,
a spaniel proper, resting the dexter paw on a cross flory
or (for Anderson). Motto — " Vincit amor patriae."
Son of George Bridges Rodney Anderson, Gentle-
man, of Ludlow, b. ; d. ; m. : —
Rodney Ashton Anderson-Ashton, Solicitor of the
High Court, b. , Res. — Kennet, Ludlow, Salop.
ANDERSON-PELHAM (R.L., H. Coll.). Quarterly,
I and 4, quarterly, i. and iiii. , azure, three pelicans argent ;
ii. and iii. , gules, two pieces of belt with buckles erect in
pale, the buckles upward, argent (both for Pelham); 2 and
3, argent, a chevron between three crosses flory sable (for
Anderson). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a
wreath of the colours, a peacock in his pride argent (for
Pelham) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a water-spaniel
or (for Anderson). Motto — " Vincit amor patriae."
Sons of Hon. Kvelyn Cornwallis Anderson- Pelham,
J. P., D.L. ,^. 1851 ; d. 1908; m. 1872, Harriett Frances
id. 1913), youngest d. of Rev. George Hutton, Rector
of Gate Burton, co. Lincoln : —
Cecil Henry Anderson-Pelham, Esq., O. B. E. , Capt. and
Hon. Maj. Northants. Yeo. , Deputy Assistant-Director of
Remounts at Headquarters Northern Command, late 12th
Royal Lancers, served in S. African War, formerly A.D.C.
to Gov. of Queensland, Brigade Major N. Midland Mounted
Brigade, Territorial Forces, b. 1874 ; m. 1902, Hon. Georgina,
second d. of ist Baron Holmpatrick. Res. — Castor, Peter-
borough. Club — Cavalry.
CharlesCornwallis Anderson-Pelham, Esq., Capt. R.A.F.,
late Lieut. Leicester Yeomanry Cavalry, and nth Hussars,
J. P. Lindsay, b. 1876. Cli/b — Cavalry.
Regmald Evelyn Anderson-Pelham, Gentleman, b. 1883.
.■\lfred Ronald Anderson-Pelham, Esq., temp. Capt. late
R.A.F., b. 1888.
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ANDERTON, see WELSH-ANDERTON.
ANDERTON. Vert, three houi-glasses in bend pro-
per, between two bendlets argent. Mantling vert and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant out of
a crescent vert, a buck's head, holding in tiie mouth an ear
of wheat proper. Livery — Green and white.
Sons of Wilfrid Francis Anderton, Esquiie, of Haighton,
J. P. of CO. Lancaster, b. 1844; d. 1926; m. firstly,
1870, Mildred Walburgha Tempest, dau. of Henry
Tempest, Esq., of Newland Park, York; secondly,
1880, Mary Louisa Frances Tempest, only dau. of
Jo-eph F. Tempest, youngest son of Stephen Tempest,
of Br.ughton, Yorkshire: —
Angilbert Wilfrid Anderton, Gentleman,^. 1871. Seat —
Haighton, Preston, Lancashire.
Evan Gerard Anderton, Gentleman, b. 1874.
Dunstan Francis Anderton, Gentleman, /'. 1885.
Cuthbert Francis Anderton, Gentleman, b. 1890.
ANDERTON (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a pile sable,
between two roses in base gules, barbed and seeded proper,
three double shackbolts argent. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a curlew close proper,
holding in the beak an escallop or, between two roses
gules, leaved and stalked also proper. Motto—" Flectimus
nunquam."
Son of Frederick William Anderton of Bolton Royd,
Bradford, b. 1831; d. 1886; m. 1859, Ruth, d. of John
Foster, Esq., I. P., of Hornby Castle, Lanes. : —
Herbert Foster Anderton, Esq., J. P. for Orkney and
Shetland, b. 1862. Seats— 'Y'h& Island of Vaila, and Melby,
both in CO. of Orkney and Shetland ; Bolton Royd, Bradford,
Yorks. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Bath. Post. add. — Vaila,
Shetland.
Son of Francis Swithin Anderton, Esq., R.B.A., b.
1868; d. 1909; m. 1901, Marjorie Katherine. d. of
Frederic de Lafontaine Williams of Rydeshill House,
nr. Guildford : —
Francis Swithin Peter Anderton, Gentleman, b. (post-
humously) 1910. Res.—
ANDERTON (H. Coll.). Sable, on a chevron invected
argent, between four shackbolts, three in chief and one in
base of the last, a cinquefoil of the first. Mantling sable
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork
argent, holding in the beak three cinquefoils slipped or, and
resting the dexter leg on a shackbolt sable.
Son of late James Anderton of Burgh Hall, Lanes. : —
James Parkinson Anderton, Gentleman, M.R.C.S.,
b. ; formerly of Rrondyffryn, Denbighshire.
ANDREWES (.f Maid's Moret<n, Bucks. (H. Cc 11,).
Argent, on a bend cottised sable, three mullets pierced of
the field. Mantling sabU- and argent. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, a slag's head erased argent. Motto — " Lux
in tenebris. " Livery — Black and silver.
S'^n of Thomas Andrewes Uthwatt of Middleton-on-
the-Hill, Leominster, co. Hereford (^.f.), b. 1846; m.
1875, Anne, d. of William Hazlitt of co. Donegal: —
Eusebius Andrewes Andrewes, Esq., Capt. T.F. Res., late
Northants. Yeomanry, b. 1875. Seat — The Manor, Maid's
Moreton, Bucks. Res. — Gredington, Whitchurch, Salop.
Club — Wellington.
ANDREWS (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron invected
between three quatrefoils slipped vert, as many heraldic
roses or, seeded gules. Mantling vert and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested
argent, cuffed vert, charged with a chevron invected of the
last, the hand proper holding three quatrefoils slipped or.
Motto — " Virtute et fortuna." Livery — Green, gilt buttons,
green waistcoat.
Son of late Samuel Andrews, Esq., of Fortview, co.
Antrim, m. Marian, d. of Rev. Robert Gamble Orr :—
George Murray Andrews, Gentleman, B.A. Caiub. , b.
1868 ; m. 1893, Ellen Louise, only d. of late E. W. Hale
of Bellefonte, Pa., U.S.A. Res.—
Clubs — Brooks's, White's.
Son of Hugh Andrews, ( f Fortview, co. Antrim : —
The late Hugh Andrews, Esq., J. P. and D.L. North
umberland (High Sheriff 1901), J. P. Glos. , b. ;
711. , Isabel, d. of John Sowerby of Benwell Tower.
j'?«— Toddington Manor, Cheltenham', Glos. ; 18 Rutland
Court, Rutland Gardens, S.W.
ANDRUS of Scadbiiry Manor (H. Coll.). Ermine, a
chevron gules voided"azure, thereon three quatrefoils ar-
gent, all between twolpierced mullets sable in chief, and a
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horse forcene in base, also argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower proper,
a lion rampant sable, holding between the forepaws a
mullet as in the arms. Motto — " Laus Deo."
Sons of Capt. Thomas Alchin Andrus, 3rd Batt.
K. O. Y.L.I. , of Scadbury Manor, Southfleet, Kent,
b. 1832 ; d. 1919 ; m. 1868, Julia Janet Page, d.
of William Pellew Bain, M.D. (who was s. of the
late Sir William Bain, R.N.) :—
Francis Bain Andrus, Esq., Capt. (ret.) 3rd Batt.
K.O.Y.L.I., b. 1869. Sea^— Scadbury Manor, South-
fleet, Kent. Club — Junior Army and Navy.
Donald Allan Andrus, Gentleman, b. 1870 ; m. 1894,
Sarah Valentine, d. of Edward Purser ; and has issue —
Thomas Purser Carlyon Andrus, Gentleman, b. 1804.
Res. — St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada.
Brig. -Gen. Thomas Alchin Andrus, C.M.G., J. P. co.
Kent, b. 1872 ; m. 1913, Alice Loveday, d. of Adm.
Alfred Chase-Parr, R.N. ; and has issue — Francis Sed-
ley Andrus, Gentleman, b. 1915. Res. — Hartley Court,
Longfield, Kent.
Edward Ernest Andrus, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. —
Woodnorth, Manitoba, Canada.
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ANGAS of Fulmer Chase (R.L.). Azure, a lion rampant
guarclant or, on a chief of the second a griffin passant sable.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
between two branches of palm erect vert, a bee-hive with
bees proper, in front thereof three fylfots or. Motto—
" Palmam perseverando." Livery— Blue and gold.
Dau. of Hon. John Howard Angas, J. P. and M.L.C.
S. Austraha, ot Collingrove, Angaston, S. Australia, d.
1823; d. 1904; tn. , Susanne ((/. 1910), d. of
Richard Collins of Knowles House, Manchester : —
Lilian Gertrude (Mrs. Angas), d. ; m. 1891, George
Bazley White, son of Rev. Edwani White of Hilda's
Mount, Mill Hill (but has since resumed the surname and
arms of Angas by Roy. Lie. for herself and her issue in
pursuance of the testamentary desire of the late Susanne
Collins Angas). She has issue — Lawrence Lee Bazley
Angas, Gentleman, (^. 1893; Erica Wendelin Bazlev ; and
Joan Susanne Lynette Ainsley Bazley. Seat- Fulmer'Chase,
Stoke Poges, Bucks.
ANGLESEY, see PAGET.
ANN of Derby (H. Coll.). Per chevron or and sable,
a roundel ermine between in chief two bucks' heads
caboshed of the second and in base a like head of the first.
Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a buck's head caboshed or, resting on the scalp and
between tiie antlers an escutcheon per chevron or and sable,
charged with a roundel, as in the arms.
Sons of Sir Edwin Thomas Ann, Kt. Bachelor (1906),
J. P. Derbyshire and Derby, Alderman and sometine
(1906-7) Mayor of Derby, 6. 1852; d. 1913 ; w. 1884,
Sophia, d. of John Eastland, late of Margate : —
Harcld Thomas Ann, d. 1886. J^es. — Holmwood,
Quarndon, nr. Derby.
William Eastland Ann, 6. 1887. J^es. — Darley Fields,
Derby.
Edwin Francis Ann, 6. 1893. J?es. — Ge-Mare, Holford,
nr. Bridgwater.
ANNALY, see WHITE.
ERNEST LAMBERT SWINBURNE ANNE, Esq.,
late Capt. 55th Regt. and late Major 3rd Batt. Sherwood
Foresters (Derbyshire Mil.). Born Sept. 17, 1852, being
the second son of William Henry Charlton of Hesleyside,
Northumberland, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-
Lieutenant for the said county, by his wife Barbara Tas-
burgh, daughter of Michael Tasburgh, formerly Michael
Anne. The above-mentioned Ernest Lambert Swinburne
.Anne, Esquire, assumed by Royal Licence, dated May 31,
1883, the surname of Anne only, in lieu of his patronymic
Charlton, and the arms of Anne quarterly with those of
Charlton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 4,
argent on a bend sable, three martlets of the first (for
Anne) ; 2 and 3, or, a lion rampant guardant gules, a chief
ermine, fretty vert, a canton sable, charged with a lion
rampant or (for Charlton) ; and for his Crests, i. on a
wreath of the colours, a woman's head couped at the
shoulders proper, crined or (for Anne) ; 2. also on a wreath
of the colours, a leopard's face gules, between two dragons'
wings proper, each charged with a fret sable. Mottoes —
" Sans varier" (Charlton); " Fides ante fortunam " (Anne).
Married, Jan. 20, 1885, Edith, fourth dau. of Sir Thomas
George Augustus Parkyns, Bart., of Ruddington Manor, in
the county of Nottingham, by his wife Anne, dau. of W.
Jennings; and has /ssi/e — (i) George Charlton Anne, Esq.,
O.B.E., late Lieut. 5th Batt. Northumberland Fus., late
Capt. 5th K.O. Y.L.I. , Squadron Leader R.A.F., i^. 1886
[m. 1910, Amy Violet, youngest d. of the late James
Monfgu of Melton Park, Yorkshire, and has surv. issue —
Michael Anne, Gentleman, 6. 1911 ; Frederick John Anne,
Gentleman, fi. 1914 ; R' bert Anne, Gentleman, i. 1919 ;
and Barbara] ; (2) Hesletyne Oswald Charlton Anne,
Esq., M.C., Maj. R.A. (ret.),;^. 1888 (has Crcix de Guerre) ;
and Ernestine Mary Charlton. Seat — Burghwallis Hall,
Doncaster, Yorkshire. Res. — 18 Fitz James Avenue,
Kensington, W.14. C/itd — United Service.
ANNESLEY, see LYTTELTON-ANNESLEY.
ANNESLEY (U.O.). Paly of six argent and azure,
over all a bend gules. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest — A Moor's head in profile couped proper, wreathed
about the temples argent and azure. Supporters —
On the dexter a Roman knight in armour or, short sleeves
and apron gules, face, arms and legs bare, the latter
sandalled argent, on his head a helmet gold, on the
top thereof three feathers of the second, holding in his
exterior hand a shield, thereon a female head ; on the
sinister a Moorish prince in armour or, short sleeves and
apron gules, face, neck, arms and legs proper, on the
latter, boots gold, behind him a sheaf of arrows proper,
fastened by a pink ribbon, wreathed round the temples
argent and azure, in his exterior hand a bow proper.
Motto — " VLrtutis amore."
Son of Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Annesley, K.C.V.O.,C.B.,
nth Viscount Valentia, co. Kerry, Col. (ret.) Queen's
Own Oxfordshire Hussars, M.P., J. P., b. 1843 ; d.
1927 ; m. 1878, Laura Sarah, d. of Daniel Hale Webb,
Esq., of Wykeham Park, Oxford, and widow of Sir
Algernon Peyton, 4th Bart. : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Caryl Arthur James Annesley, 12th Vis-
count Valentia, co. Kerry (1621), Baron Mountnorris, of
Mountnorris Castle, co. Armagh ; Baron Annesley of
Bletchington, co. Oxford (cr. 19 17) ; Bart, of Ireland,
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C.V.O., Maj. (ret.) ist Royal Dragoons, b. 1883. Seat—
Bletchington Park, Oxford. Clubs— Tuvi, White's. Bath,
Boodle's.
ANNESLEY (U.O.). Palv of six argent and azure,
over all a bend gules. Crest — A Moor's head, couped
at the shoulders, in profile proper, wreathed about
the temples argent and azure. Supporters — On the dexter
side a Roman soldier in armour or, tunic azure,
sandalled or, on his head a helmet gold, on the top
thereof three feathers argent and azure, his exterior hand
resting on an antique shield proper ; on the sinister side
,1 Moorish prince in armour or, tunic azure, boots gold,
behind him a sheaf of arrows proper, fastened by a pink
ribbon, wreathed about the temples argent and azure,
holding in his exterior hand a bow proper. Motto —
" Virtutis amore."
Son of Hon. William Octavius Beresford Annesley,
of Painswick, Glos., who was 6th son of 3rd Earl
Annesley by his 2nd wife, Priscilla Cecilia, d. of Hugh
Moore, of Eglantine, co. Down, b. 1838 ; d. 1875 ;
m. i860, Caroline, d. of John Mears, of Bagshot : —
Rt. Hon. Walter Beresford Annesley, 7th Earl Annes-
ley, of Castlewellan, co. Down (17 Aug. 1789) ; Viscount
Glerawlv, of Fermanagh (14 Nov. 1776) ; and Baron An
neslev (20 Sept. 1758); s. his cousin 1914,6. 1861; m.
1st, 1893, Maud Fleming {d. 1923), d. of Hayes Bingham
Higginson, of Rock Ferry ; and has issue — Hon.
Beresford Cecil Bingham Annesley, commonly called
Viscount Glerawlv, b. 1894 [m. 1921, Edith Constance, d.
of Major Albemarle Rawlinson, late 8th Hussars] ; m.
2nd, 1924, Mabel Frances Aganoor, d. of John Burnet.
Postal address — National Provincial Bank of England,
Winton, Hants.
^WILLIAM GORE ANNESLEY, Esquire, Capt.
^ R.N. Born Oct. 30, 1833. being the second son of
Francis Charles Annesley, late Commander R.N. Armo-
rial bearings — Paly of six argent and azure, over all a bend
gules, and (for distinction) a bordure vvavy erniinois. Mant-
ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a Moor's head couped at the shoulders in prohle proper,
wreathed ab ut the temples argent and azure, and (for dis-
tinction) debruisedbv a baton sinister or. Motto — " Virtutis
amore." Married, May 22, 1862, Marie Anne, youngest
dau. of John Williim Crispo, Lieut. R.N. ; and has Issue
— (1) Rev. William Crispo Annesley, Clerk in Holy Orders,
b. March 15, 1863 (i?es.— Froyle Vicarage, Alton, Hants.) ;
(2) Francis Charles Annesley, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1871
[m. June 28, 1898, Evelyn, younger dau. of Col. James D.
Crawford of Thorney Holme, Westmount, Montreal,
Canada]; Edith Marie ; Katharine Bell [w. Feb. 15, 1896,
Frederick Clayson, Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs],
Residence —
ANNESLEY (U.O.). Paly of six argent and azure,
over all a bend gules.
Eldest d. of Hugh, 5th Earl Annesley, late Lieut. -
Col. Scots F'usilier Guards, J. P. and D.L. co. Down,
M.P. CO. Cavan 1857-74, b. 1831 ; d. 1908 ; m. ist,
1877, Mabel Wilhelmina Frances (d. 1891), d. of
Col. William Thomas Markham, of Cufforth Hall,
CO. Yorks. : —
Mabel Marguerite Annesley, who by R.L. 1914 re-
sumed the surname and arms of Annesley only, in lieu
of Sowerby, b. 1881 ; m. 1904, Lieut. Gerald Sowerby,
R.N. {d. 19 1 3), son of the late T. C. Sowerby, of Gainford,
CO. Durham ; and has issue — Gerald Francis Annesley,
Esq., b. 1904 [Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a Moor's
head couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed about
the temples argent and azture. Motto — " Virtutis
amore "] ; h. 1904 [m. 1927, Lady Elizabeth Jocelyn, d.
of 8th Earl of Roden]. Res. — Castlewellan, co. Down ;
Donard Lodge ; and Myrtle, Newcastle, co. Down.
ANSBACHER (H. Coll.). Or, a fesse wavy vert, thereon
another fesse wavy couped argent, between in chief a
double-headed eagle displayed, and in base an open book
sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an eagle's leg erased a la guise, claw upwards,
holding an escutcheon per pale argent and sable. Motto —
" Lente sed corte."
Son of Ansbacher, Gentleman, of
b. ; m. : —
Henry Ansbacher, Gentleman, 6. . Postal addresses
— Green Street, Park Lane ; 20 Copthall Avenue, London,
E.C.2.
ANSELL (H. Coll., 23 Jan. 1919). Gules, on a saltire
argent between four bezants, two swords in saltire^i£oper,
pommelled and hilted or. Mantling gules and argeE
Crest — On a wreath of the coloiu-s, a torteau charged with
two swords as in the arms. Motto — " Fais ce que dois."
Son of George Frederick Ansell, Gentleman, of
Carshalton, Smrey, b. 1826; d. 1880; m. 1854: —
John Evelyn Ansell, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Middle
Temple, b. i860 ; m. 1895 ; and has issue — Evelyn
Ansell, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1898; and Enid.
Res. — Glenloch Road, Hampstead, N.W.3.
ANSLOW, see MOSLEY.
ANSON (R.L., 30 April 1773). Quarterly, i. argent,
three bendlets engrailed gules, in the sinister chief a crescent
of the last (Anson) ; 2. ermine, three cats passant guardant
in pale sable (Adams of Sambrooke — Vn. Salop, 1621); 3.
azure, three salmon in pale or and argent (Sambrocke of
Sambrooke, co. Salop); 4. sable, a bend or between thiee
spear-heads argent (Carrier of Wirksworth, co. Derby).
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out cf a ducal
coronet or, a spear-head argent. MottO— " Nil desper-
andum."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Thomas Francis Anson, 3rd Earl of
Lichfield, i. 1856 ; d. 1918 ; m. 1878, Lady Mildred
Ccke, d. of 2nd Earl of Leicester : —
Rt. Hon. Thomas Edward Anson, 4th Earl of Lichfield
(U.K. IS Sept. 1831), 5th Viscount Anson and Barcn
Sobert<n (U.K. 17 Feb. 1806), J. P. and D.L. Staffs,
[Supporters— Dexter, a sea-horse; sinister, a lion, both
proper, and each gorged with a collar double gemel or],
6. 1883 ; m. 1911, Evelyn Maud, rnly d. of Col. E. G.
Keppel, and has issue — Thomas William Anson, commonly
called Viscount Anson, i. 1913 ; Hon. Edward J< hn
Anson, l>. 1919 ; La^ly Betty Marjorie, and Lady Cecilia
Evelyn. S^a/.r — Shugboroi gh Hall, Stafford; Rantc n
Abbey. Eccleshall ; Orgreave Hall, Lichfield. Town ?es.
—6 Hyde Park Square, W. C/;^*— Brooks's.
Hon. Arthur Augustus Anson, d. 1887.
Hon. Rupert Anson, Capt. late 7th Batt. Royal Fusiliers ;
*. 1889; m. 1919, Mollie, d. of James Halliday, of Fishers,
Harrovv-on-the-Hill ; and has issue— Rosemary ; and Felicity
Marion. /?«.—Brackenhurst, Ascot, Berks. Ciu6 — Bath.
Sons (f Rt. Hon. Thomas George Anson, and Earl,
cf Lichfield, 6. 1825; d. 1892; m. 1855, Lady Harriett
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Georgiana Louisa Hamilton, d. of ist Duke of Aber-
corn, K.G. :—
Hon. George Augustus Anson, C.B.E., M.V.O., Lt.-
Col. late R.F.A. Terr. F. Res. and late Capt. R.A.,
D.L. and Chief Constable Co. Stafford, b. 1857; m.
1884, Blanche Mary, d. of George Miller of B'entry, co.
Gloucester; and has issue — (i) John George Anson, Esq.,
M.C., Maj. North Midland Bde., T.A. Res., b. 1886;
(2) Claud Ronald Anson, Esq., b. 1895 {m. 1915, Erica
Heath, d. of the late Frederick James Harris' n, of Ml" r
Hall, Staffs., and has issue — Yv nne ; Mary; Joan
[Res. — Itchel Manor, Crondall Hants.)]; and Barbara
Grace. Res. — Hanch Hall, Lichfield. Club — Naval
and Military.
Hon. Claud Anson, J. P. and D.L. co. Waterford (High
Sheriff 1909), b. 1864 ; m. 1901, Lady Clodagh Beresford,
d. of 5th Marqais of Waterf jrd ; and has issue — (i) Anthony
John Anson, Esq., b. 1904 [m. 1936, Rosalind D^sir^e,
only d. of the late Rear-Adm. Sir Robert Keith Arbuthnot,
Bart, K.C.B. ; and has issue — John Anthony Robert
Anson, Gentleman, b. 1927]; (2) Hugo Edward Anson,
Gentleman, b. 1908 ; and Cludagh Blanche. Res. — Ballysa-
gartmore, Lismore ; 5 Sloane Court, S.W.3.
Hon. Alfred Anson, b. 1876 ; m. 1912, Lela, d. of Gen.
C. T. Alexander of Washington antl witlow of John J.
Emery cf New York. Res. 5 East 68th Street, New
N'ork. Clubs — Marlborough, White's.
Sons of Hon. Frederick William Anson (4th son of
and Earl, see above), b. 1862; d. 1917; by ist wife,
m. 1886, Fl( rence Louise, d. of the late Lt.-Col. Lane,
of King's Bromley, Staffs. : —
Ernald Henry Anson, Esq., Maj. late London Yeo. ,
b. 1893 ; jtt. 1924, Mrs. Manning. Res. —
Frederick Anson, Esq., M.C. , Gren. Gds., b. 1896.
AVc.—
Sons of Hon. Francis Anson (6th son of and Earl, see
above), late temp. Capt. Brecknock Batt. S. W. B. ,
b. 1867; d. 1928; m. 1902, Caroline, d. of Geurge
Cleveland of Coleman, Texas: —
Thomas George Anson, Esq., Maj. Res. of Officers 4/7
Dragoon Gds., b. 1894.
Henry Adelbert Anson, Esq., late Lieut. Brecknock Batt.
S.W.B., b. 1895.
William Alfred Anson, Esq., Capt. 13th Hussars, b. 1897 ;
}>i. 1919, Dorothy Helene, d. of Richard Mai^liter, of
Hillend, Glamorgan, and has issue — Francis Richard
Anson, Gentleman, b. 1926; and Harriet Louise. Res. —
37 Prince's Gardens, S.W.7.
Sons of Major Frederick Walpcle Anson, E.LC.S. , b.
1806; d. 1848; m. 1827, Catherine Hanson : —
Frederick Arthur Anson, Esq., b. ; m. ; and has
issue a dau. Res. —
Thomas Anson, Gentleman, b. ; m. and has issue.
Res. — New Zealand.
Sons of Admiral Talavera Verncn Anson, R.N.,
b. 1809 \ d. ; m. ist, 1843, Sarah Anne {d.
1846), d. of late Richard Potter, M.P. ; 2nd, 1847,
Caroline Octavia Emma, d. of Major-Gen. William
Staveley ; —
Commander Charles Vernon Anson, R.N., b. 1846; m.
1874, Louisa Augusta Anne, d. of Hon. Robert Hare.
Res.—
Edward Harcourt Anson, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res.—
Sons of Major Octavius Henry St. George Anson, 9th
Lancers, b. 1818; d ; m. ist, 1845, Catherine
Harriette (d. 1849), d. of James Wemyss cf Cawnpore,
E.LC.S. ; 2nd, 1850, Frances Elizabeth, d. of Maj.-
Gen. James Manson : —
Lt.-Col. George Wemyss Anson, b. 1848; m. 1878,
Katherine Harriette. d. of Sir William Muir, K.C.S.L ;
and has issue Anson, Gentleman, b. 1879. •^"- —
Capt. Henry Brooke Anson, R.N. (ret.), b. 1852.
Res —
James Okeover Anson, Gentleman, b. 1854. Res.—
Harcourt Suft Anson, Gentleman, ^. 1857. Res. —
Octavius Henry St. George Anson, Gentleman, b. 1859.
Res. —
Sons of Edward Hamilton Anson, Esq., Gentleman
Usher to Queen Victoria 1860-1901, Sergeant-at-Arms
to Queen Victoria 1860-1901, and to H.M. the King
1901, b. 1821 ; tn. ist, 1843, Louisa {d. 1868), d. of
George Hunter Clapcott of Keynstone, co. Dorset ;
2nd, 1872, Virginia Arnold (d. 1892), widow of George
C. Tugwell, d. of Maj. -Gen. Mackie, C.B. : —
George Hamilton Anson, Esq., Col. and Chief Pay-
master loth Regt., b. 1844; m. 1881, Edith, d. of Maj. -
Gen. George Mein ; and has issue — George Lechmere
Anson, Gentleman, Lieut. 4th Batt. Sherwocd Foresters, b.
1883. Res.—
Edward Rosebery Anson, Gentleman, C.S. British
Guiana, b. 1855; nt. 1893, Mary Gertrude, d. of William
Gisborne of Allistre Hall, co. Derby; and has issue —
Everard Anchitel Anson, Gentleman, b. 1895; and Averil.
Res. —
Frank Charles Montresor Anson, Gentleman, C.S. British
Guiana and now Treasurer of Lagos, West Africa, b. 1857 ;
tn. 1893, Edith Louisa, d. of Edward Leopold Aves, oi
Blackheath. Res.—
Ernest Eden Anson, Gentleman, b. 1863; tn. 1887, Anna
Lucia, d. of J. Beavis Randell of Gumeracha, South
Australia; and has issue — Ross Rosebery Anson, Gentle-
man, b. 1895; and Riata. Res. —
Second son of Rear-Admiral Algernon Horatio
Anson, R.N., J. P. (who was 4th son of Sir John
William Hamilton Anson, 2nd Bart.), b. 1854;
d. 1913 ; m. 1896, Hon. Adela Vernon, d. of 6th
Baron Vernon : —
Sir Edward Reynell Anson, 6th Bart. (30 Sept.
1831), b. 1902 ; tn. 1923, Frances Alison, d. of Hugh
Pollock, of Crossways, South Chard, Somerset ; and
has issue — Peter Anson, Esq., b. 1924. Res. — Old
Rectory, Bradford Abbas, Sherborne, Dorset. Club —
St. James's.
Son of Sir Archibald Edward Harbord Anson,
K.C.M.G. , Major-Gen. R.A., J. P. co. Sussex, b.
1826; d. 1925; tn. ist, 1851, Elizabeth Mary (d.
1891), d. of Richard Bourchier ; 2nd, 1906, Isabelle
Jane (d. 1923), d. of Robert Armitstead of Dunscar,
CO. Lancaster. : —
Archibald John George Anson, Esq., 3. 1851 ; m. 1916,
Gwendoline, d. of Rev. J. Harford-Jones, and widow of
F. C. J. du Cane. Res.—
HENRY ANSON-HORTON, Esquire. J. P.. co. of
Derby (formerly Anson, assumed the additional surname
and arms of Horton by Royal Licence, 189-). formerly
Stipendiary Magistrate and Protector of Immigrants in the
Colonial Service. Born 1853, being the eldest son of Rev.
A. H. Anson of Potter Hanworth Rectory, Lincolnshire.
Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a stag's
head caboshed argent, attired or (for Horton) ; 2 and 3,
argent, three bendlets engrailed gules, in the sinister chief
a crescent of the last. Mantling sable and argent. Crests
— I. on a wreath of the colours, out of the waves of the sea
proper, a tilting-spear erect or, headed and enfiled with a
dolphin argent, finned gold (for Horton) ; 2. on a wreath of
the colours, issuant from a coronet or, a spear-head erect
proper. Married, 1886, Katherine E., dau. of Thornton
Warner of the Trinidad Colonial Service ; and has issue —
George Henry Anson-Horton, Esq., J. P. Derby, Bavrister-
at- Law, Inner Temple, Major Staffs. Yeo. , ^. . Clubs—
Travellers', Conservative. 5*a/— Catton Hall, Burton-on-
Trent. C/«i>— Travellers'.
ANSTRUTHER, see CARMICHAEL-ANSTRUTHER
The Late ALEXANDER WILLIAM AN-
STRUTHER-DUNCAN, Esquire, of Naughton, co.
Fife (formerly Alexander William Anstrulher), Col.
R.A. Born 1847, being the third son of Thomas
Andrew Anstruther, H. E.LC.S., and his wife Sophia,
d. of Arthur Vansittart of Shottesbrook, Berks. Ar-
morial bearings (L.O., 1897)— Quarterly, i. and iiii.,
argent, three piles issuing from the chief sable (for
Anstruther); ii. and iii. , quarterly, i and 4, gules, a
chevron or between two cihquefoils in chief argent,
and a hunting-horn in base, garnished azure, stringed
of the second, a bordure of the second for difference
(for Duncan) ; 2. argent, three Moors' heads couped
sable, banded or, in the centre a saltire couped of the
second, charged with a man's head of the third (for
Morison) ', 3. counterquartered, i. and iiii. argent, a
saltire engrailed sable ; ii. argent, a saltire between four
roses gules; iii. or. a bend chequy. sable and argent,
all within a bordure gules for difference (for Haldane).
Mantling sable, double argent. Crest — Upon a wreath
of his liveries, two arms in armour, holding m the
gauntlets a battleaxe proper. Motto — " Periissem in
periissem." Married, 1897, Catherine Henrietta Adamina,
dau. of Adam Alexander Duncan-Morison of Naughton,
Fife.
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ANSTRUTHER-GOUGH-CALTHORPE (R.L., 1910,
H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, chequy or and azure, a
fesse ermine, and (for distinction) acantonof thelast (Cal-
thorpe) ; 2, gules, on a fesse argent between three boars'
heads couped or, a lion passant azure, and (for distinction)
a canton ermine (Gough) ; 3, argent, three piles issuant
from the chief sable (Anstruther). Crests -i. On a
werath of the colours, a boar's head couped at the neck
azure, charged (for distinction) with an ermine spot argent
(Calthorpe) ; 2. to the dexter, on a wreath of the colours,
a boar's head couped argent, pierced through the cheek
with a broken spear gules, and charged (for distinction)
with an ermine spot azure (Gough) ; 3. to the sinister
on a wreath of the colours, two arms in armoiu", holding
in the gauntlets a battleaxe all proper (Anstruther).
Motto — " Gradu diverso via una." Livery — Dark blue
coat, black trousers, red and white striped waistcoat.
Eldest son of Lt.-Col. Robert Hamilton Lloyd-
Anstruther, J. P. and D.L. co. Suffolk, of Hintlesham
Hall, CO. Suffolk, b. 1841 ; d. 1914 ; m. 1871,
Gertrude Louisa Georgiana, d. of Francis Horatio
FitzRoy, Esq., J. P., of Frogmore, Hants. : —
FitzRoy Hamilton Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, Esq.,
J. P. Southampton, Captain (ret.) British Army, Member
of the Order of Avis (Portugal), b. 1872 ; m. 1898, Hon.
Rachel Gough-Calthorpe, eldest daughter and co-h. of
of 6lh Baron Calthorpe ; and has issue — Richard HamD-
ton Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, Gentleman, b. 1908 ;
Frances Jean ; and Barbara. Seat — Elvetham Hall,
Hartley Wintney, Basingstoke, Hants. Clubs — Marl-
borough, Travellers', Wellington, R.AjC.
ANTHONY (H. Coll. 1804). Erminois, in the centre of
a rani's head affront^e gules, two flaunches sable, each
charged with a bezant. Crest — A demi-ram per fesse
ermine and sable, horns and hoofs or, charged on the
body with a bezant, thereon a leopard's face gules.
Motto — " Non pour haine." Livery — Black and
gold.
Son of William Henry Anthony, Gentleman, b.
Nov. 9, 1838 ; 7)1. Sept. 28, 1865, Rosa Sophia,
youngest dau. of Major John Sidney Farrell, R.A. : —
William Sidney Anthony, b. Sept. 26, 1866. Estate —
Property at Harrow, Middlesex. Res. —
ANTRIM, see McDONNELL.
ANTROBUS of Antrobus (H. Coll., confirmed by
Camden, Clarenceux, Sept. 1604). Lozengy or and azure,
on a pale gules, three estoiles of the first. Mantling azure
and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of rays
proper, an unicorn's head argent, gorged with a wreath of
laurel proper. MottO — " Dei memor, gratus amicis."
Supporters (Lyon Office, 1815, to descend with Baron-
etcy) — Two horses argent.
Son of Sir Edmund Antrobus, 3rd Bart., D.L. and J. P.
Wilts. (High Sheriff 1880), M.A. (Cimb.), M.P. East
Surrey 1841-7, and Wilton 1855-77,/^. 1818 ; d. 1899;
m. 1847, Marianne Georgiana, d. of Sir (Jeorge Dash-
wood, 4th Bart. : —
Sir Cosmo Gordon Antrobus, 5th Bart. (22 May 1815),
Barrister-at-Law, b. 1859. Seat — Amesbury Abbey, Salis-
bury. C/;/^— Travellers'.
Son of Robert Crawfurd Antrobus, Esq., J. P. Middle-
sex, Alderman co. of London, b. 1830; d. 1911; m.
1873, Emily, d. of Col. Ireland-Blackburne, M.P. , of
Hale Hall, Lanes., and widow of W. J. Hope Edwardes
of Netley, co. Salop: —
Philip Humphrey Antrobus, Esq., M.C. , Capt. late
Irish Gds. (S.R.), b. 1876; m. 1919, Olive Geraldine,
d. of the late Lewis T. D. Fitzgibbon, and widow of
lordon Dumaresq, of Boston. Res. — 6 Alfred Place,
S.W.
Sons of John Coutts Antrobus, Esq., J. P., b. 1829;
d. 1916 ; m. ist, 1855, Fanny [d. 1863), d. of Clement
Swetenhani of Somerford Booths, co. Chester; 2nd,
1865, Mary Caroline (i/. 1872), d. of Geoffrey Joseph
Shakerley ; 3rd, 1875, Mary Egidia, d. of late Gen.
Hon. Sir James Lindsay, K.C. M.G. : —
Crawfurd John Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; m. 1900
Marie, widow of Dennis Pierce. Res. — Eaton Hall,
Congleton. Club — Arthur's.
Geoffrey Edward Antrobus, b. 1867 ; m. 1898, Mary, d.
of Hilton Barber of Halesowen ; and has issue— Philip
Coutts Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1908 ; Crawfurd Ralph
Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1915 ; Ida Dorothy ; and Mary
Shakerley. Res. — Longacre, Barofia, CafeCckny.
Sons of Ralph Edmund Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1871 ;
d. 'i^T.T, m. 1901, Millicent, d. of late Edward
Lindsay de Morgan : —
Geoffrey John Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1904. Res. —
Pietersburg, Transvaal.
Edmund Shakerley Alexander Antrobus, Gentleman, b.
1919.
Sons of John Coutts Antrobus by his 3rd wife (see
above) : —
Rev. Jocelyn James Antrobus, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1876;
m. 1915, Justine Mary, d. of the late Maj. William A.
King, 17th Regt. , and has issue — Charles Hugh Antrobus,
Gentleman, b. 1916 ; and Mary Elizabeth. Res. — St.
Audrey's, Bishop's Hatfield. Herts.
Walter Guy Antrobus, Gentleman, served in S. Africa
1 899-1900, b. 1879 ; m. 1907, Kathleen Frances, sec. d. of
Gen. Arthur Br( adwood, C.V.O. , and has issue — Robert
Michael Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1910; Henry Lmdsay
Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1916; Denis Rr nald Antrobus,
Gentleman, b. iqao ; Frances Joan; and Penelope Maud.
Res. — Sussex Farm, Nottingham Road, Natal, South
Africa.
Ronald Henry Antrobus, M.C, Capt. R.A., b. 1891 ;
m. 1921, Muriel Kathleen, d. of R. H. Gosling, and widow
of Capt. H M. Chetwynd-Stapleton, and has issue — John
Ronald Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1926.
APPACH (H. Coll.). Per fesse azure and sable, a
fesse erminois, over all on a mount vert a stork proper,
holding in the dexter claw a bezant. Mantling azure
and or. Crest — On a \vreath of the coloiu^, a deini-
savage, wreathed about the temples and waist with
laurel, over the body in bend dexter a chain aU proper,
holding in the dexter hand a club erect sable resting on
the wreath, on the sinister arm an oval shield or, charged
with a poplar tree eradicated also proper. Motto —
• ' Nil admirari." Livery — Blue and gold.
Sons of Francis Hobson Appach, Gentleman, of
Elcot Park, Kintbury, Berks. ; b. 1826 ; d. 1896 ;
m. 1857, Elizabeth, d. of George Wigg, Gentleman,
of 61 Westbourne Terrace, London, W. :—
The late George Francis Appach, Gentleman, b. 1858 ;
d. 1927 ; m. 1880, Edith Rose Wilson ; and left issue —
Reginald Francis Appach, Gentleman, b. 1888 [m. 19 15,
Frances Arnold Foster; and has issue Richard Anthony
Francis Appach, Gentleman, b. 1919. {Res. — Wood-
land Grange, Chaucer Road, Cambridge. Club —
Junior Carlton)]. Res. — Camden Lodge, Sissinghurst
Kent.
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Arthur Richard Appach, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxford),
Barrister-at-Law, b. 1864; m. 1915, May CaroUne
Vaughan, d. of George Benjamin D. White, Gentleman.
Res. — 70 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, W.2.
Oxford and Cambridge.
Club-
APPERLEY of Rodborough Court (H. Coll., 10 Nov.
1911). Argent, a bend between six pine-cones vert. Mant-
Img vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a demi-pegasus or, charged on the sinister wing with a
bend vert.
Sons of Sir Alfred Apperley, J. P., b. 1839; d. 1913 ;
711. 1865, Maria, eldest d. of Henry Charles Paice of
Aubrey Haw, Egham, Surrey: —
Charles Alfred Apperley, Esq., J. P. Glos., h. 1872; m.
igi2, Florence Mary, d. of Joseph Lees, Esq., I. P., of
MinnickfolJ, Holmwood, Surrey; and has issue— Alfreda
Josephine; andMajorie. TPw.— The Turret, Southbourne,
Hants. ; Oratava, Teneriffe.
Ernest Paice Apperley, Esq., b. 1874; fn. 1899, Edith,
d. of James Byres Wait of Castleton, Banstead, Surrey ;
and has issue — Elizabeth Mary. Res. — Springvale, Hud-
dersfield.
AP ROGER (H. CoU., 1831). Per pale gules and
azture, three lions rampant two and one argent, between
three crosses pattJe fitchee erminois. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — In front of a cross calvary or, a wyvem
with wings endorsed vert, in the mouth a sinister hand
couped at the wrist gules gorged with a collar and line
reflexed over the back or, the dexter claw resting on a
cross pattte of the last. Motto — " Devouement sans
homes."
Sons of Henry Prodgers, Esq., J. P. of Kington
St. Michael, WUts., b. 1835 ; d. 1917 ; m. i860,
Emily Sibella (d. 1918), d. of Rev. Canon Thomas
Phillpotts, of Porthgwidden, Truro : —
Rev. Charles Henry Ap Roger, Clerk in Holy Orders,
sometime Rector of Elvaston, Derby (who has assumed
by Deed Poll the spelling Ap Roger in heu of Prodgers).
b. 1867 ; m. 1903, Dorothy, eld. d. of the late Charles E.
Lees, of Wemeth Park, and has issue — Eva Dorothy ;
and Dorothy. Club — Royal Yacht Squadron (Cowes,
LO.W.).
Greville John Prodgers [q.v.].
ARBUTHNOT(Matric. L.O., i8i4and 1822). Azure, a
crescent between three mullets argent, within a bordure or,
charge 1 with three boars' heads erased gules. 'Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveiies,
a peacock's head proper. Supporters— Dexter, a wyvern
vert ; sinister, a greyhound argent, collar and line reflexed
over the back gules. Motto — " Innocent and true."
Eld. surv. son of Sir William Wedderburn Arbuthnfit,
3rd Bt. , Major i8th Hussars, b. 1831 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1863,
Alice Margaret, d. of Rev. Matthew Carrier Tompson.
R.D. :—
Sir Dalrymple Arbuthnot,5th Bart. (4 Ap. 1823), CM. G.,
D.S.O., Brig. Gen., Collate R.F. A., served Chitral (1895),
S. Africa (1859-1902), and Great War ; has Order of St.
Maurice and St. Lazarus (Italy) ; b. 1867, s. his brother
1916 ; 7n. 1918, Alice Maud, d. of Hugh Lyttelton
Arbuthnot, of 26 Cadogan Square, and has issue — Robert
Dalrymple Arbuihnot, Esq., b. 1919 ; Hugh Fitzgerald
Arbuthnot, Gentleman, b. 1922. Res. — 30 Chester Square,
S. W. I . Ciub — Army and Navy.
ARBUTHNOT. Azure, a crescent between three mullets,
two and one, argent, a bordure or, charged with three
boars' heads couped gules. Crest— A peacock's head
proper. MottO— " Innocent and true."
Son of Hugh Gough Arbuthnot, Esq., one of H.M.
Lieuts. for Cuy of Loudon, b. 1840; d. 1905; m. 1864,
Caroline (d. 1927), youngest d. of the late Rev. Capel
Molyneux, B.A, : —
Lionel Gough Arbuthnot, Esq., M.B.E. , Capt. late
Lanes. Fusiliers, b. 1867; m. ist, 1894, Violet Rebecca,
youngest d. of the late Sir John H. Morris, K.C.S.I. ; 2nd,
1927, Ada, d. of the late Lt.-Col. H. Brunker, The
Cameronians, and widow of the late James T. Sydenham.
Res.—
ARBUTHNOT (L.O. matric, 20 Jan. 1925). Azure,
accrescent between three mullets argent, a bordure en-
grailed quarterly or and of the second charged with
four boars' heads couped gules.
Dau. and co-h. of William Robert Arbuthnot, of
Lewisham, and formerly of Peterhead, co. Aber-
deen : —
Mary Helena, m. 1891, Ernest Popplewell PuUan
[q.v.).
ARBUTHNOTT, SL-e CAPEL-CARNEGY-ARBU IH-
NOTT.
ARBUTHNOTT (L.O. 1673). Azure, a crescent be-
tween three stars argent. Mantling gules, doubled
ermine. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a peacock's
head couped proper, beaked or. Supporters — Two
wyverns, wings expanded, tails nowed vert, vomitting
flames of fire proper. Motto — " Laus Deo."
Eldest son of Rt. Hon. Walter Charles Warner
Arbuthnott, 13th Viscount Arbuthnott, b. 1847 ;
d. 1920 ; m. 1878, Emma Marion {Res. — Anniston,
Arbroath, co. Forfar), d. of Rev. J. H. Parlby, of
Manadon, Devon : —
Rt. Hon. John Ogilvy Arbuthnott, 14th Viscount
Arbuthnott, Baron Inverbervie, in Scotland (16 Nov.
1641I, Lord Lieutenant co. Kincardine, Lieut, (ret.)
Welsh Gds., served European War, b. 1882 ; s. his father
1920 ; m. 1 91 4, Dorothy, d, of Adm. Charles Oxley, of
The Hall, Ripon, Yorks. Seat — Arbuthnott House,
Fourdoun, co. Kincardine.
ARCEDECKNE- BUTLER (R.L. 1867, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, or, a chief indented azure, three escal-
lops in bend counterchanged, a label on a crescent for
difference (Butler) ; 2 and 3, argent, three chevronels sable
( Arcedeckne). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a
wreath of the colours, out of a ducal coronet or, a plume
of five ostrich feathers, therefrom a demi-falcon rising argent,
a label on a crescent for difference (Butler) ; 2. on a wreath
of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested argent, charged
with three chevronels sable, the hand, proper, grasping a
sword argent, pommel and hilt or (for Arcedeckne). Motto
— " Timor Domini fons vitas."
Son of St. John Henry Arcedeckne-Butler, Gentleman,
b. 186S ; d. 1914; ->«. 1895, Maud Geraldine, d. of Capt.
Albert E. Money of Little Stodham, Liss : —
St. John Desmond Arcedeckne-Butler, Esq., Capt. R.
Corps of Signals, b. 1896. Res. —
Son of James Henry Edward Arcedeckne-Butler, who
assumed by Royal Licence in 1867 the surname and
arms of Arcedeckne in addition to and before those of
Butler, by his wife Minna, dau. of John Locke, Esq.,
M. P. for Honiton : —
James Fitzvvalter Arcedeckne-Butler, Esq., Maj. late ist
Batt. East Surrey Regt. , b. 1869. Res.^
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ARCHER (H. Coll., 1703). Azure, three arrows
points downward, two and one or. Mantling azure iind
or. Motto — " Sola bona qua; honesta."
Sons of Graves Thomas Archer, B.A. (Camb.),
F.R.G.S., Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple, of
Mount John, co. Wicklow, b. 1836 ; d. 1872 ; m.
1868, Lucy, d. of Phipps Vansittart Onslow, Lieut.
R.H.A., of Broadwas Court, and Alfrick, Worcs. : —
Hubert Graves ^Archer, Esq., Captain T.F.R., Royal
Defence Corps 1914-19, b. i860; m. 1906, Louise
Christina, d. of the Hon. Leopold William Henry Fox
Powys, D.L., of Bewsey Hall, Warrington ; and has
surviving issue — Anthony Fox Archer, Gentleman, b.
1907 ; Leopold Patrick Archer, Gentleman, b. 1909 ;
Geofirey Hubert Onslow Archer, Gentleman, b. 1910 ;
John Graves Archer, Gentleman, b. 1914 ; Richard
Raymond Archer, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; and Anne Lucy.
Res. — Salcombe HiU House, Sidmouth, Devon. Club
— Sidmouth.
Alfred German Archer, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; m. Elsie,
d. of George Hewson, Esq., J. P. of Ennismore, co.
Kerry. Club — -Royal Automobile.
Only surv. son of George Thompson Archer, Gentle-
man, b. 1832 ; d. ; m. 1866, Mary, d. of
Johnston Stoney, of Emell Castle, co. Tipperary : —
Lt.-Col. George Johnston Stoney Archer, R.A.M.C,
B.A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O., late Surgical Speciahst N.
of Ireland and Burma, b. 1874 ; m. 1899, Ethel Mary, d.
of Robert Henry Beauchamp, Solicitor, of 5 Foster Place,
Dublin ; and has issue — Robert Archer, Gentleman, b.
1909 ; Sheelah Mabel Stone}^ ; and Kathleen Gertrude
Stoney. Res. — Glentworth, Hatherley Road, Chelten-
ham. Club — New (Cheltenham).
ARCHER-HOUBLON. Quarterly, i and 4, argent,
the base vert, issuing therefrom three hop-poles sustaining
their fruit all proper (for Houblon) ; 2 and 3, quarterly, i. and
iiii., ermine, a cross sable (for Archer); ii. and iii., argent,
on a chevron sable, three quartrefoils or (for Eyre). Mant-
ling vert and argent. Crests, i. upon a wreath of the
colours, a lion's head erased or (for Houblon); 2. upon a
wreath of the colours, a wyvern argent (for Archer); 3.
upon a wreath of the colours, a leg in armour, couped at
the thigh proper, garnished and spurred or (for Eyre).
Livery — Brown, with dark green facings.
Sons of Col. George Bramston Archer-Houblon, J. P.,
b. 1843 ; d. 1913 ; m. 1872, Lady Alice Frances, eldest
dau. of Alexander, 25th Earl of Crawford: —
Henry Lindsay Archer-Houblon, Cientleman, Maj. (ret.)
E. Kent Regt., b. 1877. Seat — Welford Park, Newbury,
Berks.
John Newton Archer-Houblon, Gentleman, b. June i,
1878 ; m. 1918, Katherine Harrop, d. of Harry P. Berry, of
Hale, Cheshire, and has issue — Cynthia Helen ; Penelope ;
and ludith. Res. —
Maj. Richard .■\rcher- Houblon, D.S.O., R.H.A., b. Oct.
13, 1884. Club — .Army and Navy.
Robert Eyre Archer-Houblon, Gentleman, b. June 11,
1889 ; m. 1919, Alice, d. of Andrew Houghton, of Winni-
peg, and has issue : — Lorna Frances. i?«.^East Kilowna,
British Columbia.
ARCHER-SHEE (U.O). Quarterly, i and 4, per
bend indented or and azure, two f!eurs-de-lys counter-
changed (for Shee) ; 2 and 3, azure, three arrows
argent (for Archer). Mantling azure and or Crests — On
wreaths of the colours, i. a swan with wings addorsed
sable, beaked or ; 2. a centaur proper, armed with a
bow and arrow. Motto — " Vincit Veritas."
Eldest son of the late Martin Archer-Shee, Esq.,
of ,b. ; d. ; m. : —
Sir Martin Archer-Shee, Knt. Bach. (1923), C.M.G.
(1919), D.S.O. (1900), Lt.-Col. Res. of Officers, late
19th Hussars, served S. Africa, 1899-1902 (desp. three
times, Queen's medal (4 clasps). King's medal (2 clasps),
D.S.O.) and Great War, 1914-18 (desp. four times,
C.M.G.), M.P. Finsbury 1910-18, 1918-21, b. 1873;
in. 1905, Frances, d. of the late Alfred Pell, of New
York ; and has issue — 4 sons, 3 daus. Res. — Ashurst
Lodge, Sunninghill, Berks. Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry.
ARCHIBALD (H. Coll., 1878). Argent, on a bend
azure, between two estoiles of the last, three crescents of
the first, all within a bordure invected sable, charged with
three mullets or. Mantling' azure and argent. Crest —
On a wiealh of liie ct lours, a palm-branch slipped in bend
pr. per, in fri nt iherec fa mount ve't, thereon an estcile cr.
Motto — " Pal ma iv n sine pulvere."
S> n of Ciiarles William Archibald, Esq., I. P., of
Rusland Hall, b. 1838; d. 1893; w. 1864, IsabeUa, d"
c,f Ri bert Palo n, M.D. : —
Charles Falcon Arciiibald, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 1895
Harriet Mary, second d. of John Downes of the Court
House, Richard's Castle, Ludlow ; and has issue — (i) Myles
Falcon Downes Archibald, LL.B., Sclicitor, b. 1898; (2)
Roger Campbell Archibald, Gentleman, b. 1903; Madeline
Violet; and Phyllis Mary. Pos(. ni/r/. — Rusland Hall,
Ulverston.
Only surv. son of Clarence H( Iford Archibald, Gentle-
man, b. 1847 ; d. 1915 ; w. 1880, Edith L' uisa {Res. —
Milt n Lodge, Whitton Road, Twickenham), d. of
Fiancis Field 1 f Oxford : —
Maj. Gordon King Archibald, D.S.O., R. A. S.C, b. 1885.
Si ns of Sir William Frederick Alphonse Archibald,
Knt. Bach. (1917), b. 1846 ; d. 1922 ; ?h. 1873, Florence
{Res. — Moorside, Hindhtad, Surrey), d. of Charles W.
H. Wallroth of Lee, Kent: —
Roderick Thomas Archibald, Gentleman, M.A.,/'. 1876;
M. 1909, Margaret Lushington {d. igij),d. of Col. Morant,
R.E.
Cuthbert Norman Archibald, Gentleman, f. 1882 ; m.
, Janet Park, d. of the late Alexander Dunn Pattinson.
Res.—
Hubert Karl Archibald, Gentleman, b. i£83 ; m. 1911,
.Margaret Eva, eldest d. cf the late D. C. Embleton, M.D.,
M.R.C.S. , L.R.C.P. , and has issue— Rachel Margaret.
Res. —
Sons of Rev. Malcolm George Archibald, b. 1878 ;
d. 1921 ; tfi. 1904, Evelyn Mary, d. of Rev. F. Paynter.
of St.ke Hill, Guildford :—
William Montague Archibald, Gentleman, b. 1904.
Res.—
Reginald Francis Archibald, Gentleman, b. 1910.
S n of Edmund Douglas Archibald, M.A. , by ist wife,
t/i. 1876, Janet Helen (d. 1908), d. of Robert Finlay : —
Robert Douglas Archibald, Gentleman, b. 1881.
ARDEN. see BAILLIE-HAMILTON-ARDEN.
ARDEN (H. Coll., 1852), Ermine, two barrulets com-
pony or and azure ; in chief three boars' heads erased of
the last, armed of the second, langued gules. Mantling
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azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a
mount vert, thereon a boar passant argent, sem6e-de-lys
azure, langued gules, armed and unguled or. Motto —
" Doluere dente lacessiti."
Son of Richard Edward Arden, Esq., J. P. and D.L.,
b. 1804 ; d. 1894 ; tn. (2ndly), 1839, Mary [d. 1880), d.
of John Di^uglas Finney: —
Douglas Arden, Esq., J. P. Bucks., Barrister-at-Law, b.
1844 ; tn. 1872, Emily Margaret (d. 1903), d. of the late Rev.
H. D. Rawnsley of Halton Holgate, Spilsby ; and has had
issue — Edward Franklin Douglas Arden, Gentleman, b.
1876 ; d. 1908 \m. ist, 1898, Virginia Constance (d. 1901), d.
of the late Hon. Sir James Martin of Sydney, N.S.W. ; 2nd,
1903, Joan Ursula, d. of Col. Cox of Salisbury, and had
issue— Geoffrey James Douglas Arden, Gentleman, /'. 1899;
— Arden, Gentleman, b. ]. Res.— 27 Onslow
Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Windham's ; United University.
ARDEN. Ermine, a fesse chequy or and azure.
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a chapeau azure,
turned up ermine, a wild boar statant or. Motto — " Quo
me cunque vocat patria."
Sons of George Edward Arden, Gentleman, b, 1853 ;
d. ; tn. 1878, Alice, d. of Edward H. Snoad : —
George Alwyne Hills Arden, Gentleman, b. 1878.
Res.—
William Reginald Guy Arden, Gentleman, 6.
Res—
Edward Arthur Hammersley Arden, Gentleman,
b. . Res.—
Cyril Alvanley Arden, Gentleman, b. Res. —
ARDILANN, see GUINNESS.
ARDLEY of Macclesfield (H. Coll.). Argent, two bars
wavy azure, siumounted by a lymphad sails furled sable,
flags flying to the sinister gules, on a chief of the second
three butterflies or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in
armour, the hand grasping a rose gules, slipped and leaved
vert. Motto — " Life in hope."
Son of : —
John Ardley, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
ARGENTI (Genoa Libro d'Oro, 1532 ; Regd. H. Coll.,
1920). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, two chevronels azure ;
2 and 3, azure, a cross argent, between four mullets of
eight points or. Mantling azure, doubled argent.
On either side a griffin or. Motto — " i; 11 ETA E
BPAAEQ2."
Arms granted H. Coll. Per fesse argent and azure.'^in
chief two chevronels of the second, and in base a cross
of the first, between four mullets of eight points 'or.
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of.,the
XnETAE EPAAEOZ
colours, a demi-eagle displayed sable, between two
feathers or. Motto — As above. Standard — Argent, in
the fly per fesse in chief argent, two chevronels azure,
in base azure, a cross argent, between four mullets
of eight points or. Badge — A sphinx sejant or.
Livery — Dress: Blue cloth coat, with blue collar and
facings, silver lace on collar and cuffs, and silver
buttons, white waistcoat, with blue lines, blue velvet
Crest — A demi-eagle, wings exp.inded sable, issuant
from the coronet of a Genoese patrician. Supporters —
breeches with silver garters, white silk stockings, and
sUver shoe-buckles. Undress : Drab overcoat, with blue
collar and cuffs, blue coat and trousers, white waistcoat
with blue hnes, silver and blue cockade.
Issue of Pandely Leonidas Argenti, b. 1853 ; d. 191 1 ;
tn. 1880, Fanny, 3rd d. of John Stephen Schilizzi
and Alexandra Maurocordato, of 74 Westbourne
Terrace, W.2 : —
Leonidas Pandely Argenti, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), Staff
Capt., has British War Medals, Order of the Saviour
(Greece), Medal for Bravery (Serbia), b. 1882; m. 1914,
Helen Olga, only child of Stephen Zarifi, of Marseilles ;
and has issue — Pandely Leonidas Argenti, Gentleman, b.
1918; and Fanny. Res. — 60 Porches ter Terrace, W2,
arg
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Clubs— M.C.C., R.A.C., R. Calcutta Turf, R. Bombay
Yacht, West of India Turf.
John Pandely Argenti, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.),
Lieut. Calcutta L. Horse, b. 1884. Res. — 16 Hyde Park
Terrace, W.2. Clubs — M.C.C., Ranelagh, Hurlingham,
R. Automobile; R. Calcutta Turf, University (New
York).
Philip Pandely Argenti, Esq., M.B.E. (Mil.), M.A.
(Oxon), B.C.L. (Athens), Barrister-at-Law, Secretary of
Legation, has Mil. Cross and Order of Milit. Merit (Greece),
Order of Whi te Eagle and Gold Medal for Bravery (Serbia) ,
etc., 6. 1891. Res. — 16 Hyde Park Terrace, W. 2. Clubs
— Bachelors', St. James's, R.A.C., Travellers' and Auto-
mobile (Paris).
Julia Argenti. Res. —
ALFRED CHARLES ARDING, Esquire, J.P. Berks.,
B..-\. (Oxon.), Major R. Berks. Regt. (T). Born 1858,
being the third son of Edward Wells, Esq., M.P., J.P. ,
of VVallingford ; and assumed by Royal Licence, 1890,
the name of .Arding in lieu of Wells, and the arms of Arding
quarterly with those of Wells. Armorial bearings ( R. L. ,
25 Ian. 1890, H. Coll.). — i and 4, or, a fesse azure, thereon an
escallop between two lions passant argent, in basean escallop
gules, on a chief of the last two escallops of the first (Arding) ;
2 and 3, argent, two chevronels nebuly gules between as
many flames of fire in chief and a stump of a tree, one
branch sprouting to the sinister in base all proper (Wells).
Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin vert,
the wing charged with three escallops, two and one, or, and
holding in the mouth a tilting-spear in bend proper
(Arding) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, issuant from a
rock, a flame of fire proper, environed by a chain or
(Wells). Motto — "Semper fidelis." Ma rriea', 1880, Flor-
ence M., dau. and co-h. of Edwin D. Maddy of 10 Queen's
Gate Terrace, S.W. , and has issue — Dorothy Alice Fleet-
wood [m. 1908, Major Hugh Robert Ernest Rudkin, R.
Irish Regt. {q.V.)]. Postal address — The Folly, Woodcote,
Oxon.
ARGYLL, see CAMPBELL.
ARK.WRIGHT(H. Coll., 1787). Argent, on a mount vert,
a ci tton-tree fructed proper, on a chief azure, between two
bezants, an escutche m of the field, charged with a bee volant
proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath (,f
the colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon
azure, pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank of
cottcn argent. Motto— " Multa tuli fecique." Livery —
Drab.
Sons of Rev. William Harry Arkwright, Clerk in Holy
Orders, M.A., Rector of Highclere, Hants., and Hon.
Canon of Southwell, b. 1848 ; d. 1915 ; m. 1878, Margery
Bertram, fifth dau. of Rev. Henry Arkwright, Vicar
of Bodenham, co. Hereford: —
Bertram Harry Godfrey Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1879 ;
m. 1902, Grace, d. of Albert Hurt, Esq., of Alderwasley
Hall, Derbyshire, and has issue— Robert Harry Bertram
Arkwright, Gentleman. /'. 1903 [w. 1927. Kathleen Gladys,
d. of the late Everard Hanbury] ; Francis Godfrey ber-
tram Aikwright, Gentleman, b. 1905; Albert Seymour
Bertram Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1907 ; William Peter
Arkwright, Cientleman, /'. 1910; Margery; Alice; Grace:
and Rafela Theodora. Res. — Newtown House, Newbury,
Berks.
Edward Harry Arkwright, Gentleman, ^. 1880 ; ;«. 1908,
Rachel, d. of Henry Wigram i f Northlands, Wilts. , and has
issue— Joan. i?*.f. — Hay field, Hythe, Kent.
Henry FitzHerbert Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; m.
1911, Alice, d. of R. Riddiford of New Zealand, and has
issue — Francis Frederick Arkwright, Gentleman,!^. 1912;
John Heniy Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1920; and
Rosalind. /?«.— Overton, Marton, N.Z.
Robert Home Purves Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1889.
Charles Harry Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1890; 7n. 1919,.
Doris Mabel Whitfield, and has issue — Peter Arkwright,
Gentleman, b. 1822 ; Paul Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1923 ;:
and I dau. Res. —
Sons of Rev. Godfrey Harry Arkwright of Siitt n
Scarsdale, b. 1814 ; d. 1866; m. ist, 1844, Frances
Rafela [d. 1849), d. of Sir Henry FitzHerbert, Bart. ;
2nd, 1862, Marian Hilary Adelaide, d. of Hon,
and Very Rev. George Pellew, D.D., Dean of
Norwich : —
Godfrey Edward Pellew Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1864.
Res.—
Walter George Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1902,.
Annie Mary, d. ef Francis Bacon of Earlstone, Burghclere,
Hants. Res. —
Son of Frederick Charles Arkwright, Esq., J.P.
[Z-n'^rK- Drab, with yellow and black waistcoat], b.
1853 ; d. r923 ; m. 1883, Rebecca Olton, dau. of Sir
John Gay Newton AUeyne, 3rd Bart. : —
Richard Alleyne Arkwright, Esq., Capt. late Coldstream
Guards, b, 1884; m. 1912, Marjorie, second d. of the late
Frank Hardcastle, sometime M.P. for Bolton, Lanes., and
has issue — (i) Peter Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1913 ; (2)
Michael Richard Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1915; and Ann
Marj rie. Estates — Mellor and Marple estate in the counties
of Derby and Chester. Postal address — Willersey, Br< ad-
way, Worcs. Club — Guards'.
Sons of Bernard George .Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1861 ;
d. 1917; w. 1889, Caioline Mabel Frances, d. of late
Col. Bull :—
Capt. Cecil George Arkwright, M.C., b. 1890; m. 1921
Mary Adeline, d. of Col. W. H. Heron-Maxwell, of Teviot
Bank, co. Roxburgh.
Bertram Seymour Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; m
1915, Judith Helen, d. of the late Davies Beadcn, and has
issue— R' nald Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1917. Res.—
Sons of Rev. George Arkwright, Rector of Penccmbe,
b. 1836; d. 1877; m. i860, Hon. Elizabeth Kenyon,
d. of 3rd Lord Kenyon : —
Sidney John Aikwright, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res.—
Rev. Hubert Seymour Arkwright, Rector of Binfield,
1903-9, b. 1865 ; m. 1901, Evelyn, d. of late Charles Tylden-
Wrightof Mapperley Hall, Notts.; and has issue— (i) Hubert
Oswin Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1902; (2) Richard St.
Chad Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1909; Gabrielle ; Evelyn
Elizabeth Zolande ; and Rosemary. Res.— The Elms,
Shrewsbury.
Rev. Ernest Henry Arkwright, M.V.O., b. 1868; m.
1912, Bertha Elais, d. of the late Rev. Canon Sc.arth, Vicar
of Bearsiead. i?«.— Rectory, Binfield, Berks.
Sons of Arthur Chandos Arkwright, Esq., J. P., b.
1843; d. 1916; m. 1870, Agnes Mary, only dau. of
William Michael Tufnell of Hatfield Place, Witham,
Essex I —
Wilfred Lionel Tyrell Arkwright, Esq., J. P., Essex.,
b. 1871. Res. — 2<) Harley House, Marylebone Road, N.W.i.
Cluhs-W'mdhs.ms ; White's.
Harold Arthur Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; m. 1906,.
Georgina Eglantine, eldest dau. of the late Dacre M. A.
Hamilton of Cornacassa, and widow of Rev. Charles
Siingsby, Chaplain K.R. Rifle Corps, and has issue— 2
daus.
Son of Capt. Frank Wigsell Arkwright of Sanderstead
Court, Surrey, b. 1848; d. 1893: m. 1878, Rosa Fred-
erica, d. of William Baring of Norman Court,
Hants. : —
Esm6 Francis Wigsell Arkwright, Esq., Capt. late Scots.
Gds., b. 1882; m. ist, iqo9, Audrey Violet Hatfield, only
child of the lite James Francis Hatfield Harter, Esq., J.P.
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arm
and D.L. , of Cranfield Court, Bedfordshire (marriage dis.
1920); 2iid, 1920, Violet Evaleen, d. of Maj. Francis
Sutton, and has issue — (by ist wife) a son, b. 1916. Seat —
Harrold Hall, Beds.
Yr. sons of Capt. Robert Wigram Arkwright, J. P., of
Kunston, co. Northants., and Sanderstead Court, /'.
1822; d. 1888; m. 1847, Sophia Julia, d. of Alexandc r
Greig: —
Herbert Robert Arkwright, Esq., J. P. co. Northampton
(High Sheriff 1891), b. i860; m. 1894, Evelyn Frances, d.
of Col. Charles Edward Foster ; and has issue— Robert
Oakley Wigram Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1894; and
Angela Millicent. Seat —
Julius Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. —
S ns of Charles Arkwright, Gentleman, late Lieut, ist
Dragoon Guards, b, 1823 ; m. 1864, Hunoria, d. of
E. B. Hartopp of Dalby Hall, Liecester : —
? Sons.
Son of Loftus Wigram Arkwright of Parndon Hall.
Essex, b. 1829; d. 1889; m. Elizabeth, d. of R .wland
John Reynolds of Bruton Street, London :—
Loftus Joseph Wigram Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1866;
m. 1894, Julia, d. of J. Caldwell; and has issue— (i) Loftus
ARMITAGE. Quarterly, per fesse indented azure
and gules, a wolfs head erased between four cross
crosslets argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an arm embowed
Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (2) John Joseph .A.rkwright,
Gentleman (twin), b. 1901 ; (3) Godfrey Wigram Arkwright,
Gentleman (twin), b. 1901. Seat — Parndon Hall, Essex.
Sons of Arthur William Arkwright, Esq., J. P., of
Broughton Astley, co. Leics. ,iJ. 1831 ; d. 1903 ; tn. 1856,
Emma, d. of Rev. John Walley of Beeston, Notts. : —
Capt. Leonard Arthur Arkwright, R. E. , b. 1859. Res. —
Joseph Arthur Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1869; m. 1893,
Ruth, d. of Joseph Wilson. Res. —
ARMIT of Cappoquin (U.O.). Azure, three helmets
close proper, a bordure or. Mantling gules, doubled
argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion
rampant gules, holding a helmet, as in the arms. Motto—
" F(5rtis in arduis."
.Sons of John C. Giffard Armit of Castle Jordan, King's
Co., b. 1850; d. 1908; 711. 1872, Mary, d. of John
Eyre of Eyrecourt Castle, co. Gal way :—
William Duke Arniit, Esq., Lieut. -Comdr. R.N.R. (ret.),
b. 1875; m. 1912. Hester Christina, eldest d. of Sir Edward
Fancourt Mitchell, K.C.M.G., K.C. , tf Melbourne, Aus-
tralia ; and has issue — (i) William Fancourt Gifford Armit,
Gentleman, b. 1915 ; (2) John Edward Duke Armit, Gentle-
man, ^.1926; Mary Christian ; and Diana Margaret Frazer.
Seat — Castle Jordan, King's Co. Res. — Bincii Station,
Bindi, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. Club — Junior
Army and Navy.
George Henry Armit, Gentleman , i>. ; m. 1910, Rose
Humphreys; and has issue — John Armit, Gentleman, t.
191 1 ; Mary; and Eleanor Elizabeth. j'P^j-. — Ponoka,
Alberta, Canada.
vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand grasping by the blade
a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, a dexter gauntlet
fessewise or. MottO— " Deo duce ferro coinitante."
Only son of Walter .Stanley Armitage, Gentleman,
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,of Ardsheleagh, Ravelston Park,
Edinburgh,^. 1861 ; d. 1902 ; 7n. 1887, Ellen Armitage,
d. of Playne, M.B., of Lynhames, Maidenhead: —
Frederick Clifford Armitage, Esq., J. P., Capt. R. Berks.
Regt. , b. 1889. iPw.— Boyn Hill House, Maidenhead.
Son of Thomas Rhodes Armitage, M.D. , of Cam-
bridge Square (son of the late James Armitage of
Farnley Hall, Farnley, co.Yorksi), by his wife Harriet,
dau. of Stanley Black of Noan, near Thurles, co.
Tipperary : —
Frederick Rhodes Armitage, Esq. (High Sheriff co.
Tipperary 1906), B.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), A.M. I.C.E.,
b. 1867. Post. add. — Noan, Thurles, co. Tipperary.
ARMITAGE cf Manchester (H. Coll.). Gules, a lion's
head erased within an orle argent, between three crosses
potent or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed,
vested gules, cuffed argent, the hand grasping the blade
of a sword in bend sinister, the point downwards
proper, pommel and hilt or, an escutcheon gold, charged
with a cross potent also gules. MottO — "Virtus mille
scuta."
Son of Robert Ayrey Armitage, Esq., J. P. Lanes.,
Manchester, and Salford, b. 1836 ; m. 1863, Mary
Howard, d. of John Marshall: —
Robert Ayrey Armitage, Esq., J. P. Lanes, and city of
Manchester, Capt. 7th Lanes. Fus. , a Freeman of the
City of London, and a Member of the Worshipful Co. of
Coach Makers, b. 1869 ; m. 1907, Marion, d. of William
Glover of Finchley and widow of S. C. Macaskie, Esq.,
K.C;. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Constitutional (Manchester),
Union (Buxton).
ARMITAGE of Manchester (H. Coll., 1849). Gules, a
lion's head erased within an orle argent, between three crosses
potent or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed
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vested gules, cuffed argent, the hand grasping the
blade of a sword in bend sinister, the point downwards
proper, pommel and hilt or, an escutcheon gold charged
with a cross potent guies. Livery — D.irk blue.
Son of Benjamin Armitage, Esq., I. P. co. Lanes.,
M.P. for Salford 1880 85, and for West Salford
1885-86 (second son of the late Sir Elkanah Armi-
tage) : —
Benjamin Armitage, Esq., J. P. co. Derby, b. 1850;
III. 1887, Katharine du Vernet, second dau. of Col. B. H.
Martindale, C. B. , R.E. , and widow of Francis Ciisborne,
Esq. , I. P. CO. Derby ; and has issue — Vernon Hay Armitage,
Gentleman, i^. 1888 ; and Marjorie. Residence — 12 Grove
Road, Bournemouth.
ARMITAGE-SMITH (H. Coll., 5 Sept. 1918). Chequy
argent and sable, on a bend gules a cross botonee or, be-
tween two roses of the first barbed and seeded proper.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a cubit arm proper, holding in the hand a horse-
shoe or. Motto — " Je tiendrai."
Son of George Armitage Armitage-Smith, Gentle-
man, M.A., D.Litt., Principal of Birkbeck College,
h. 1843; d. 1923; m. 1872: —
Svdney Armitage Armitage-Smith, Esq., C.B., M.A.
(Oxford), has Grand Cordon of the Order of the Lion and
the Sun (Persia), b. 1876 ; m. 1916, Alma Imogen Mary,
d. of the late Sir James Ramsay, Bart., of Banff ; and
has issue — Julian Nigel Armitage Armitage-Smith,
Gentleman, h. 1916 ; Peronelle Imogen. Res. — 30
Rue Las Cases vii, Paris. Cluhs — Oxford and Cam-
bridge ; Travellers' ; Cercle de I'Union, and Jockey
(Paris).
ARMITSTEAD of Cranage Hall (H. Coll., 1799). Or,
a chevron embattled counter-embattled sable, between
three pheons azure, two flaunches gules, each charged
with a tilting-spear erect of the field, headed argent.
Mantling sable and or. Crest — )n a wreath of the colours,
a dexter and a sinister arm embowed in armour, each hand
grasping a spear erect proper. MottO — ' ' Pro rege et
patria." Livery — Drab coat, crimson waistcoat.
Sons of Rev. John Richard Armitstead, M.A., Patron
and Vicar of S.indbach, co. Cheshire, b. 1829 ; d.
1918 ; in. 1866, Frances Mary, eldest d. of William
Henry Hornby, M.P., of Poole Hall, co. Chester: —
Rev. John Hornby Armitstead, M.A. (0.\on.), J. P.
Cheshire, Vicar of Sandbach, Cheshire, b. 1868. Seat—
Cranage Hall, Holmes Chapel, co. of Chester. Res.—
The Vicarage, Sandbach.
Rev. Lawrence Armitstead, Rector of Malpas, Cheshire,
B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1870; m. iqo6, Mary Elizabeth, d. of
Lt.-Col. Kennedy of Brookside, Sandbach, Cheshire, and
has issue — William John Lawrence Armitstead, Gentleman,
b. 1909. Res. — Malpas, Cheshire.
Rev. Edward Armitstead, formerly Vicar of Goostrey,
Sandbach, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1872. Res. — Barthomley
Rectory, Crewe.
Cecil Armitstead, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; m. Julia Taylor of
Lake St. Ourn, Alberta, Canada, and has issue — Cecil
Armitstead, Gentleman ; Reginald Armitstead, Gentle-
man ; and two daus. Res. —
Geoffrey .Armitstead, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. —
Sons of Rev. Sydney Henry Armitstead, M.A., Vicar of
Sandbach Heath, b. \Zyj\' d. 1912 ; m. , Margaret,
d. of Henry Royds of Wavertree, Liverpool : —
Henry Armitstead, Gentleman, b. 1877. Res. —
William Kenrick Armitstead, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; m.
1920, Marie, d. of the late John H. Swinnerton. Res. —
ARMSTRONG. see HEATON - ARMSTRONG,
WATSON - ARMSTRONG, and WRIGHT - ARM-
STRONG.
ARMSTRONG. Gules, three dexter arms vambraced
argent, hands closed proper; on a canton of the second
three pallets azure. Crest— In front of a dexter arm vam-
braced argent, hand closed proper, a trefoil slipped vert.
Motto— "Vi et armis."
Sons of Sir George Carlyon Hughes Armstrong, ist
Bart., b. 1836; d. 1907; m. 1865, Alice Fitzroy, d. of
Rev. Charles Furlong : —
Sir George Elliot Armstrong, C.M.G., second Bart.
(19 Oct. 1902), Comdr. R. N., served Great War, has
Legion of Honour, and Croix de Guerre, b. 1866; m. ist,
1890, Edith Annie (d. 1924), d. of Adolphus Fass ; and has
surv. issue — Mary; m. 2nd, 1925, Millicent, d. of the late
Adolph Ortlepp, of Graff Reinet, Cape Colony. Clubs^ —
Carlton, Marlborough, Naval and Military, Beefsteak.
Francis Philip Armstrong, Esq., O. B. E. , Barrister-at-
Law, Inner Temple, Comdr. R.N.V. R., served Great War,
1914-19, b. 1871 ; m. 1896, Pulcheria Margaret, d. of
George Fox, D.L., J. P., of Elmhirst Hall, Lichfield.
5«a^— Oxleys, Beaulieu, Hants. Clubs — Junior Carlton,
Royal Autcmobile.
ARMSTRONG of Gallen (U.O. . 5 April 1819). Quarterly,
I and 4, argent, issuing from the sinister side of the shield
a dexter arm habited gules, the hand grasping the trunk
of an oak-tree eradicated and broken at the top proper ; 2
and 3, argent, three pallets azure. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm vam-
braced and embowed proper, the hand grasping the broken
trunk of an oak-tree eradicated proper. Motto—' ' Invictus
maneo. "
Son of Rev. Sir Edmund Frederick Armstrong, 2nd
Bart., J. P., R.D., b. 1836; d. 1899; m. 1865, Alice,
eld. d. of W. W. Fisher:—
Sir Nesbitt William Armstrong, 4th Bart. (18 Sept.
1841), b. 1875; s. his brother 1922; in. 1910, Clarice Amy,
d. of John Carter Hodkinson of Maryborough, Victoria,
Australia ; and has issue — Andrew St. Claire Armstrong,
Esq., b. 1912; Gaven Patrick O'Hara Armstrong, Esq., b.
tgiS ; and Edith Fisher. Res. — 52 Battery Road, Napier,
New Zealand.
Sons of Edmund Clarence Richard Armstrong. Gentle-
man, F.S.A., M R.I. .A., Assistant Antiquities Depart.,
Dublin Museum, late Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms,
(who was eldest son of Capt. Andrew Charles .Arm-
strong (see below), b. 1879 ; d. 1923 ; m. 1906, Mary
Frances, d. of the late Sir Francis Richard Cruise,
M.D. , Hon. LL.D., D.L. :—
Andrew Clarence Francis Armstrong, Gentleman, b.
1907.
Edmund Clarence Charles Armstrong, Gentleman,
b. 1914.
Son of Capt. Andrew Charles Armstrong, late 3rd
Batt. P.O.W. Leinster Regt., b. 1845; «'■ ^895; m.
ist, 1874, Alice Maria [d. 1881I, d. of Sir T. W. Clinton
Murdoch, K.C.M.G. ; 2nd, 1888, Annie Beatrice, d. of
John Lorimer of Aylestone. Leicester: —
John Andrew Armstrong, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. Lanes.
Fus., b. 1892. Res. — Aldon, Afldington, Kent.
Yr. son of Sir Andrew Armstrong, ist Bart., M.P. ,
b. 1785; d. 1863; m. 1835, Frances, d. of George
Alexander Fullenon of Westwood, Hants. , and Ballintoy
Castle. CO. Antrim: —
Charles Nesbitt Frederick Armstrong. Esq., b. 1858; m.
1882, Helen Porter, G.B.E. (" Madame Melba") (div.igco),
I)
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d. of David Mitchell of Victoria ; and has issue — George
Nesbitt Armstrong, late Lieut. R. Berks. Regt.,(J. 1883;
m. ist, igo6, Ruby, d. of Col. Jocelyn Ottway (div. 1908) ;
and 2nd, 1913, Evelyn Mary, d. of the late Michael Doyle
of Brisbane, Queensland, and has surv. issue — Helen
Pamela FuUerton. Res. — Coombe Cottage, Coldstream,
Victoria, Australia.
Sons (all res. in Australia) of the Very Rev. John
Armstrong, Dean of Kilfenora, b. 1791 ; d. 1856 ; m.
\?>'2'2, Ellen, d. of Jacob Willan of Carrighill, co.
Dublin :—
Edmund Ashtown Armstrong, Gentleman, b. 1823.
Res.—
Andrew Armstrong, Gentleman, (^.1829. Res. —
John Kelly Armstrong, Gentleman, b. 1832. Res. —
Frederick William Armstrong, Gentleman, b. 1834.
Res.—
William Armstrong, Gentleman, i^. . Res. —
Charles Armstrong, Gentleman, b. . Res. — ■
Edward Armstrong, Gentleman, 1^. . Res. —
Sons of Montagu Fullerton Armstrong, Esq.,(^. 1852;
d. 1926 ; m. 1873, Florence Angelica Sophia, d. of
Charles John Proby, Consul at Florence : —
Nevill Alexander Drumniond Armstrong, Esq.,0. B. E.,
F.R.G.S., Capt. Manitoba Regt. , b. 1874; m. 1902,
Marian Katharine (div. 1920), d. of Capt. Andrew Charles
Armstrong; and has issue — Eileen Molly Nevill.
Jack Proby Armstrong, Esq., b. 1887; m. igi2, Maria
Dominga Alvarenga, d. of John Molina, and has issue —
Montague John Proby Armstrong, Gentleman, b. 1913 ;
and Martha Florence.
ARMSTRONG- LUSHINGTON -TULLOCH (R.L.,
1884, U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a fesse invected
plain cottised gules, three estoiles argent, in chief as
many cross crosslets fitchfe of the second and for dis-
tinction in the dexter canton a cross crosslet sable (Tulloch) ;
2 and 3, gules, on a fesse indented argent, between
two dexter arms embowed in arm(jur and couped at the
shoulder fessewise, the hands gauntleted, a like arm, all
proper (Armstrong). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i.
on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, on the
shoulder three cross crosslets fitch^e one and two, and
grasping a battleaxe, the head towards the dexter all or,
charged on the neck (for distinction) with a cross cross-
let argent (Tulloch) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a
dexter arm, as in the arms, encompassed at the elbow
by a mascle, and holding a mascle both gules (Arm-
strong).
Son of William Cairns Armstrong-Lushington-TuUoch,
Gentleman (formerly Armstrong), b. 1848; d. 1901;
m. 1881, Kate Mary (now Mrs. France-Lushington-
TuUoch of Shanbolard — vide that name), d. of Charles
Hugh Lushington of Rodmersham, Kent: —
Kinmont Willie Armstrong-Lushington- Tulloch, Gentle-
man, b. 1889 ; m. 1913, George Doris, eldest d. of Henry
Arthur Robinson of Roundstone and Thomastown, co.
Mayo and has issue: — Graham Henry Armstrong-
Lushington-Tulloch, Gentleman, b. 1916 ; Pamela ; and
Ann de Montmorency. Res. — Shanbolard, Mayard, co.
Galway.
ARMSTRONG- MACDONNELL. Quarterly, i and
4, quarterly, i., or, a lion rampant gules; ii., or, a
dexter arm issuant from the sinister fesse point out of a
cloud proper, in the hand a cross crosslet fitch^e erect
azure; iii., argent, a lymphad, sails furled sable ; iiii., per
fesse azure and vert, a fish naiant in fesse proper, in
the centre point a crescent gules (for MacDonnel!) ; 2
^nd 3, gules, three dexter arms vambraced and embowed
proper, the hands clenched also proper, in the centre
chief point a mullet or (Armstrong). Mantling gules
and or. Crests— i. upon a wreath of the colours, a
dexter arm embowed fesseways, vested or, cuffed argent,
the hand holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect azure,
the arm charged with a crescent gules (for MacDonnell) ;
2. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm vambraced
fesseways and embowed proper, charged with a mullet
gules, the hand grasping an armed leg, couped at the thigh
and bleeding also proper (for Armstrong). Motto —
" Toujours pret."
Sons of Col. Wm. Edward Armstrong, of New
Hall, b. ; d. 1883; m. 1858, Hon. Juliana
Cecilia O'Brien, dau. of 13th Lord Inchiquin : —
Charles Randal Armstrong-Macdonnell, Esq. , J. P. , D. L.
CO. Clare, Barrister-at-Law (King's Mews, Dublin), late
Captain Clare Artillery Soutnern Division Royal Artillery,
b. 1862; m. 1896, May Eva Louisa, widow of E. Stewart,
and eldest daughter of Richard Stacpoole, Esquire,
D.L., of Eden Vale, Ennis ; and has issue — May Cecilia
Nora Gertrude ; Clare ; and Edna Doreen. Estates — New
Hall and Liscrona House. Club — Kildare Street (Dublin).
Lucius Gerald Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, B.A.,
M.B. , B.Ch., *. 1864; 7n. 1893, Nita, d. of Carl Harden of
Rockhampton, Queensland; and has surv. issue — (i)
William Hildige Armstrong- MacDonnell, Gent'eman, b.
1894. Res. —
Edward Ronald Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman,
L.R.C.P., b. 1867, Res. — Toowoomba, Queensland.
William Henry Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, b.
1870; 7n. 1907, Mabel Sedgwick, d. of the late Rev. W. B.
Gurney, Whitchurch; and has issue — (i) Lucius William
Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, b. 1907; (2) John
Randall Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, (^. 1911. Res. —
Aubrey George Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, b.
1873.
ARMYTAGE, see GREEN-ARMYTAGE.
ARMYTAGE (Vns. 1612 and 1666). Gules, a lion's head
erased, between three cross crcsslets argent. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a
dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, habited cr,
the cuff argent, holding in the hand pro; er a staff gules,
headed and pointed or. Motto — " Semper paratus."
Livery — Dark blue coat, brass buttons, scarlet waistcoat
with brass buttons, black trousers.
Sons of Sir George John Armytage, '6th Bart, of
Kirklees, co. York, b. 1842 ; d. 1918 ; ;;/. ist, 1871,
Ellen [d. 1890), eld. d. of the late Rev. Ayscough
Fawkes of Farnley Hall, co. York; 2nd, 1893, Mary
Georgiana {d. 1920), d. of the late Henry Anthony
Littledale of BoltonHall, in Craven: —
Sir George Ayscough Armytage duly 4, 1738), 7th Bart. ,
C.M.G., D.S.O., Biig.-Gen. late King's Royal Rifles, b.
1872 ; m. 1899, Aim6e, d. of Sir Lionel Milborne-
Swinnertcn-Pilkington, nth Bart., of Chevet Park, co.
York ; and has issue — John Lionel Armytage, Esq., Lieut.
King's Royal Rifles, b. 1901 \m. 1927, Evelyn Mary, d. of
Edward Herbert Fox, of Adbury Park, Newbury] ;
Reginald William Armytage, Esq., Lieut. R.N., b. 1903;
and Barbara Ellen. Seat — Kirklees Park, ,Brighouse,
Yorkshire. Club — Carlton.
John Hawksworth Armytage, Esq., late Assis. Insp.
Board ot Trade, served as a trooper with the sist Imperial
Yeomanry in South Africa 1900, 1^. 1873 ; in. 1912, Everilda
Frances, only d. of the late Ralph Creyke of Rawcliffe
and Marton, co. York, D.L., and has issue— Walter John
Armytage, Gentleman, b. 1913 ; and Ellen Elizabeth.
7?«.— Sandy Hill, Beckington, near Bath.
Son of Henry Armytage, Esq., Col. late Coldstream
Guards, b. 1828; d. 1901 ; 7n. 1851, Hon. Fenella
Fitzhardinge Berkeley [d. 1903), d. of the ist Lcrd
Fitzhardinge : —
Percy Armytage, Esq., C.V.O., Extra Gentleman Usher
to the King, /'. 1853 ; m. 1888, Rosetta PhiUippa (</. 1902),
youngest d. of Lt.-Col. Cameron, 79th Highland Regiment,
and widow of Charles Stannard Eustace, heir male and
representative of the Viscounty of Baltinglass. Res. -
Meadow Bank, Cranford, Middlesex.
ARNALL- THOMPSON (R.L., 5 Apl., 1917 ; H.
Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, quarterly sable and argent,
a cross voided counterchanged between a horse's head
couped of the second in the first quarter, three men's
heads in profile couped at the neck proper in the second,
a talbot statant of the first in the third, and a tower also
of the second in the foiu-th (for Thompson) ; 2 and 3,
gules, a chevron nebuly erminois, between three escut-
cheons or each charged with a pheon of the first (for
Arnall). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of two flagstaves in
sal tire proper, flowing from each a banner gules, a lion
couchant sable, charged on the shoulder with a
bezant (for Thompson) ; on a wreath of the colours, in
front of a demi-leopard regardant proper semee of
annulets gnles, holding between the paws a torteau
charged with a pheon or a staff ragulv fessewise also
gules (for Arnall). Motto — " Nunquam'immemor."
Son of Joseph Arnall, of Thrussington, Leics., m.
Mary, d. of John Thompson : —
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William Ernest Arnall-Thompson (formerly Arnall),
Gentleman, b. . Res. — Patchwood, Woodhouse
liaves, Leicester.
ARNOLD, see COAPE-ARNOLD.
ARNOLD(H. Coll. ,20 July 1921). Gules, a cross raguly
between four lions' heads erased argent, ducally crowned
or, on a chief of the second three mullets sable. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
in front of a demi-lion rampant argent ducally crowned
or, supporting a cross flory fitchee bendwise gold, three
mullets one and two sable. Motto — " Dupugnandum
semper."
Eldest son of George B. Arnold, of The Close, Win-
chester, 6. 18^,2; d. 1902; m. 1867, Mary Lucy, d.
of Rev. Thomas Roberts, vicar of Exhall, co. War-
wick : —
Edward Carle ton .Arnold, Gentleman, M.A. (Carab.),
Headmaster of Eastbourne College, b. 1868. Res. —
The College, Eastbourne. Club — Sussex (Eastbourne):
ARNOLD (H. Coll.. 18 March, 1924). Per chevron
azure and or, in chief two garbs and in base a pheon
counterchanged. Manthng azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of an eagle's head erased
per chevron gules and or, two pheons fessewise sable.
Supporters — On the dexter side a lion proper, on
the sinister side a wolf also proper, each charged on
the shoulder with a pheon or. Motto — " Lahore est
orare."
Son of W. A. .\rnold. Stockbroker, of Manchester :—
Rt. Hon. Sydney Arnold, ist Baron Arnold, of Hale,
Cheshire (12 Feb. 1924), was Under Sec. of State for the
Colonies, 1924, M.P. Yorks. W.R. 1912-21, b. 1878.
Res. — 12 North Square, Hampstead Garden Suburb,
N.W.I I. Club — Reform.
ARNOTT (H. Coll. I Per bend azure and sable, on
a pale argent a mullet between two crescents of the
first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, between two branches of laurel vert, a
dexter arm embowed vested azure, gauntleted proper,
holding a sword also proper pommel and hilt gold, and
charged on the sleeve with an escutcheon argent.
Motto — " Speratum et completum."
Second and only surv. son of Edward Arnott,
Esq., J. P., of The Garth, Dixton, co. Monmouth,
6. 1841 ; d. 1906 : —
Edward Whiston Arnott, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
Inner Temple, M.A. Camb., b. 1883. Res. — Wraystone,
Wray Park Road, Reigate,
ARNOTT (L.O., matric. 19 June 1918). Argent,
on a chevron invected sable between two mullets
in chief, and in base a crescent gules, a holly-leaf
or. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — On a
wreath of his liveries, a crescent or. Motto —
" Speratum et completum." Livery — Black and
white.
Son of John Arnott, Gentleman, M.D., H.E.LC.S.,
Medical Service, b. ; d. 1845 ; m. , Mary
Anne, d. of James Richardson, Banker, of Edin-
burgh : —
James Arnott, Esq., M.D. (Ed.), M.S., FeUow of Uni-
versity of Bombay, Brigade Surgeon, Lieut.-Col. LM.S.
(ret.), b. 1845; m. 1885, Isabella Louisa Taylor; and
has surv. issue — Allan Maxwell Arnott, Esq., Major 4th
Gurkha Rifles, b. 1886 ; Margaret Richardson [m. 1889,
Donald Boase Sinclair, W.S., LL.B., O.B.E.] ; Mary
Anne Richardson Hope [m. 19 17, Commander Guy P.
Brooks, R.N.] ; and Jean Fergusson. Res. — Wyseby,
Kirtle Bridge, Dumfriesshire.
Sir JOH.N ALEXANDER ARNOTT, 2nd Baronet
(1896), J. P. and D.L. co. Cork, formerly Major and Hon.
Lieut.-Col. 4th Batt. Cheshire Regt. Born Nov. 16, 1853,
being the eldest son of the late Sir John .A.rnott, ist Baronet
and Knight Bachelor, J. P. and D.L. forco. and city of Cork,
M.P. for Kinsale 1859-1863, Mayor of Cork 1859, i860,
by his wife Mary, dau. of James M'Kinley of Stirling, N.R.
Armorial bearings (U.O., 1806)— Per chevTon argent and
azure, in chief two mullets and in base a crescent counter-
changed, on a chief of the second three mullets of the first.
Mantling azure and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath
of the colours, a tower on a rock proper, with a pennon
of one point tlotant azure. MottO — "Speratum et com-
pletum." Married, i88i, Dame Caroline Sydney, D. B.E. ,
J. P., Lady ( f Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England, eldest dau. of Sir Frederick Martin Williams,
and Bart. ; and has had issue — (i) John Arnott, Esq.,
M.C. , Capt. 15. h Hussars, b. 1885; killed in action 1918 ;
(2) Lauriston John Arnott, Esq., Capt. late 3rd Batt. K.
Irish Rifles, b. 1890; (3) Robert John Arnott, Esq., Lieut,
late King's R.R.C., b. 1896 [m. 1926, Juanita Amelia, d.
of Francis James, of Royston ; and has issue — John Robert
.Alexander Arnott, Gentleman, b. 1927J ; (4) Thomas
John Arnott, Esq., Capt. is/igth Hussars, b. 1899 [w.
1927, Lettice Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. C M. Complon-
Robeits]; Margaret Christian Salome [w. 1904, Hugh
Blenkinsopp Spence (</. 1923); and has issue]; Mary
Christian \_m. 1915, Capt. Count Van Cutsem, and
has issue] ; and Lina Victoria [m. 1916, 6th Baron
De Freyne]. Residence — 12 Merrion Square, Dublin.
C/tt3j — Carlton, White's, Wellington, Kildare Street
(Dublin).
ARRAN. see GORE.
ARROL (L.O., 1878). Or, a lion rampant gules,
between three escallops sable. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — A demi-lion gules, armed and
langued azure, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar
proper. Motto — " Courage."
Eldest son of William Auchincloss Arrol, Gentle-
man, b. 1844 -yd. ; m. 1880, Elizabeth
Agnes, d. of Benjamin Bateman, of Clapham Park,
London : —
Archibald Theodore Arrol, Gentleman, b. 1881.
Res.—
ARTHUR (H. Coll., 1841). Or, on a chevron azure,
between two clarions in chief gules and a kangaroo sejant
in base proper, two swords, the points upward, also
proper, pommels and hilts of the first, on a chief of the
third, a horse courant argent. Mantling azure and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two
swords in saltire proper, pommels and hilts or, a pelican
in her piety sable, the nest or. Motto — " Stet fortuna
domus."
Son of Col. .Sir Frederick Leopold Arthur, 2nd Bart.,
b. 1816; d. 1878; m. 1856, Lady Elizabeth Hay,
d. of loth Earl of Kinnoul : —
Sir George Compton Archibald Arthur, 3rd Bart. (5 June
1841), M.V.O. , Hon. Capt. in the Army, late Lieut. 2nd Life
Guards, and Herts. I.Y. , served in Egypt 1882, on the Nile
1884-5, in S. Africa 1900-1, and in Great War, Private
Secretary to Earl Kitchener, b. i860 ; m. 1898, Kate
Harriet, widow of Arthur Raymond Yates, and d. of late
Horatio Brandon. Res. — 23 The Boltons, S.W. Clubs —
Carlton, Marlborough.
Sons of George .Arthur, b. 1851 ; d. 1878; nt. 1873,
Helen {d. 1878), d. of Neale Thompson of Camphill,
Glasgow : —
Edward Malcolm .-Arthur, late Lieut. 4th Batt.^ S.W.
Borderers, b. 1874 ; m. 1906, Evelyn, d. of the late Edward
George Kerr of Harlan, Timaru, New Zealand ; and has
issue— George Malcolm Arthur, Gentleman, b. 1908 ; and
Edith D< reen. /?«.— Strathdoon, Trafalgar Street,
Timaru, N.Z.
George Frederick Neale .Arthur, Gentleman, b. 1878.
Res.—
Sons of Sigismund Ray nor Arthur, Gentleman, Indian
C.S., b. 1867; d. 1920; m. 1891, Constance Eleanor,
d. of Sir Charles Hohhouse, 3rd Bart. : —
Rev. John Sigismund Arthur, M.C, formf^rly Flying
Officer R.A.F., b. 1894; m. 1925, Constance .Amy, d. of
Joseph Sladen, I.C.S., and has issue — Leonard John
Henry Arthur, Gentleman, b. 1926. Res. — 71 Oakley Street,
S.W. 3.
Oswald Raynor Arthur, Gentleman, b. 1905. Res. —
Son of lohn Ravnor Arthur. Esq., of Normandy Park,
Guildford, b. 1830; d. 1903; w. 1864, Hon. Aileen
Spring-Rice (d. 19 16), d. of Hon. S. E. Spring-
Rice : —
Edmond John Arthur, Esq., Major late 7th Bombay
Lancers, b. 1873; m. 1921, Kathleen Emilv, d. of George
Penn-Simkins, C.E. , and has issue— George Henry Edmond
.Arthur Gentleman, b. 1927 ; and Leonora Kathleen. Res.—
Utterstone, Beacon Way, Banstead, Surrey.
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ARTHUR (L.O. ). Sable, an escarbuncle or, within an
orle of bezants. Mantling gules, thnibled ermine. Crest
301)
Charles William Augustus Arthur, Gentleman, Lieut. City
of Limerick Art., b. 1882. Seats — Glanomtra, O'Briens
Bridge, co. Clare; Corracloon-Arthur, co. Clare.
Desmond Phelps Pery Lucius Studdert Arthur, Gentle-
man, b. 1884. Kes.—
Ik
(gG)(EBmK0feES9tll
^Hii^^^&Z^^&X^S^^A^S^S^^^^^iX
— On a wreath of his liveries, on a rock, a pelican in her piety
proper. Supporters— On the dexte.', a bay horse proper ;
on the sinister, a lion rampant gules. Motto—" Fac et
spera."
Eld. s. of Tames Arthur of Carlung, Ayrshire, and of
Barshaw, Renfrewshire, b. 1819; d. 1885; m. 1847,
Jane, d. of Thomas Glen of Thornhill House, Renfrew-
shire : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Matthew Arthur, ist Bartn Glenarthur
(1918) of Carlung, co. Ayr, ist Bart. (10 Jan. 1903K J. P. and
D. L. for Ayrshire and co. of city of Glasgow, Member of
R. Company of Archers, King's Body Guard for Scotland,
b. 9 March 1852; m. 8 July 1879, Janet Stevenson Bennett,
O. B.E. , J. P. CO. Ayr, yr. d. of Alexander Bennett
M'Gregor, LL.D., of Cairnoch, Stirlingshire; and has
issue — James Cecil Arthur, Esq., Capt. late Ayshire Yeo. .
and Lieut, late 4th Batt. Argyll and .Sutherland High-
landers, b. 1883 [w. 1907, Evelyn, d. of Henry March-
Phillips of Fairby, Tiverton; and has issue— Matthew Arthur,
Esq., b. 1909 ; and Pamela Helen [Res. — Rodinghead,
Manchline, co. Ayr)] ; and Elizabeth Muriel \ni 1904, Ian
Archibald Finlay of Castle Toward, Argyllshire, late Royal
Scots Greys, and has i^sue]. Seat — Carlung, West Kilbride,
Ayrshire. Res. — Fullarton, Troon, Ayrshire. Clubs —
Brooks's, Carlton, Boodle's, Western (Glasgow), New
Edinburgh).
ARTHUR of Glanomera (U.O. ). Gules, a chevron
argent between three rests or clarions or. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a
falcon rising proper, jessed and belled or. Motto^" Im-
pelle obstantia."
Sons of Capt. Thos. Lucius Jervis Arthur of Glanomera,
J. P. CO. Clare, b. 1847; d. 1888; m. 1881, Constance
Helen, d. of William Steele Studdert of Clonboy, co.
Clare :
WILLIAM FRANCIS JOHN RAE ARTHUR, Gentle-
man. Born — , being the son of the late William Rae
Arthur, Lord Provost of Glasgow 1870. Armorial bear-
ings (L.O. , 1870) — Argent, a chevron between two mascles
in chief and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base gules, in the
middle chief point a robin-redbreast proper. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries,
a pelican in her piety, full faced and wings elevated all
proper. Motto— " Fac et spera." Res. — Vancouver
Island.
FREDERICK ARTINDALE, Gentleman. Armorial
bearings (H. Coll., 1865) — Azure, on a fesse indented
erminois, between three mullets of six points or, a
lion passant guardant gules. Mantling azure and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-pegasus or,
winged fretty gules, holding between the hoofs a mullet
of six points. Motto — "In lumine luce." Postal
address —
ARUNDELL, see MONCKTON-ARUNDELL.
ARUNDELL of Wardour (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i.
sable, six hirondelles argent, three, two and one (Arundell) ;
2. gules, an inescutcheon between eight martlets in orle
argent (Chidcock); 3. gules, on abend between six cross
crosslets fitch^e argent, an inescutcheon or, chaiged with a
demi-lion rampant pierced through the mouth with an arrow
and within a tressure flory counterflory gules (Howard) ; 4.
gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or, a label of three
points argent (Thomas cf Brotherton); 5. gules, a lion
rampant argent (Mowbray) ; 6. gules, a fesse wavy between
three est< iles argent (Everard), and many other quarterings.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath
L.f the colours, a wolf passant argent. Motto — " Deo
tlate. "
Son of Theodore Arundell, Esq., b. 1828 ; d. 1868;
m. 1854, Louisa, d. of John Hussey of Nash Court,
Dorset : —
Rt. Hon. Gerald Arthur Arundell, ic;th Baron Arundell (4ih
May 1605) [Supporters — Dexter, a lion guardant evminois,
ducally crowne 1 cr ; sinister, an owl, wings displayed and
inverted ermine, ducally crowned or], b. 1861 ; s. his
brother 1921 ; m. 1906, Ivy, d. of Capt. W. F. Segrave ; and
has i^sue — Hon. John Francis Arundell, b. 1907; Hon.
Blanche Mary ; Hen. Mary Isabella. Res. — Wardour
Castle, Tisbury, Wilts.
ASCROFT of Preston, Lanes. (H. Coll.). Argent, a
rose gules between three falcons proper, all within a
bordure azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On
a wreath of the colours, a falcon azure holding in the beak
a fleur-de-lys or. Motto — " Mihi cura futuri."
Son of Sir William Ascroft, J. P. Preston and
CO. Westmorland, b. 1832; d. 1916; m. 1858,
Christiana, d. of Charles Walker of Whitley Lower,
Yorkshire : —
William Fawell Ascrcft, Esq., M.A. Oxford, J. P. Lanes.,
b. 1876 ; m. 1906, Eve Mary, d. of the late J. T. Belk,
and has surv. issue — Eve ; and Isabel. Res. — Ivy House
Preston, Lanes.; The Wyke, Grasmere, Westmorland.
Club — Winckley (Preston).
ASH, see BERESFORD-ASH.
ASHBOLT (H. Coll.). Argent, on a saltire between
in chief a lion rampant, in fesse two dexter hands
couped and in base a fleur-de-lys gules, a catherine-
wheel or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out of
a mural crown or, a dexter hand gules grasping a branch
of ash and a birdbolt saltirewise proper. Motto — " Recte
collineo."
Son of Alfred Ashbolt, of Christchurch, N.Z., ft.
1845; d. 1910; m. 1869, Elizabeth Mary, d. of John
Nuttall, of Christchurch, N.Z. : —
Sir Alfred Henry Ashbolt, Knt. Bach. (1925), Agent-Gen.
aoj)
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for Tasmania igiq-24, b. i8;o; m. ist, Alice (rf. 1917).
d. of John Howe, Capt. India Service ; 2iid, 1919, Muriel
Wayne, d. of Cecil Walker, Barrister-at-I.aw, Inner
Temple, and has issue: — Alfred Anthony Ashbolt, Esq.,
b. 1922; and Elizabeth Muriel Wayne. Res. — Lenna,
Hobart, Tasmania. Clubs — Windham's ; Pioneers'
(Sydney) ; Tasmanian (Hobart).
ASHBOURNE, see GIBSON.
ASHBROOK, see FLOWER.
ASHBURNHAM {Temp. Edward II.). Gules, a fesse
between six mullets argent. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the cclours, out of a ducal coronet
or, an ash-tree proper. Mottoes — " Le roy et Testate";
"Will God and I shall."
Sons of Sir Anchitel Ashburnham, 8th Bart., 5. 1828;
d. 1899; m. 1859, Isabella, d. of Capt. George Behun
Martin, R.N.. C.B. :—
Sir Anchitel Piers Ashburnham-Clement of Broomham,
9th Bart. (Eng., 15 May 1661), J. P. co. Sussex, cne of
the Cf -heirs to the Barcny of Grandison, i. 1861 ; m. 1895,
Elizabeth, d. of G. B. Clement of Silverhall, St. Leonards-
on-Sea. Seat — Broomham, Hastings.
Reginald Ashburnham, Esq., d. 1865; m. 1921, Mil Ired,
d. of Rev. Burrell Hayley, and widow cf Walter
Cheeseman, of Crowhurst, Sussex. Ifes. — Place Farm,
Icklesham, Rye, Sussex.
Fleetwood Ashburnham, Esq., 1^. 1869; ot. 1908, Elfrida,
d. of James Kirkley of Cleadon Park, co. Durham; and
has issue— Anchitel Fleetwood Ashburnham, Gentleman, d.
1911 ; Denny Reginald Ashburnham, Gentleman, 6. 1916 ;
and Honor Elfiida. /?es. —
Lawrence Ashburnham, Esq., d. 1870; m. 1904, Rosalie
W'inifred, d. of Talbot Barnard of The Hoo, Kempston,
Bedford; and has issue — Doreen Winifred. Res. — Van-
couver Island, B.C.
Piers Ashburnham, Esq., *. 1871. Res.— The Scheddles,
Wretham, Norfolk.
The two sons of George Percy Ashburnham, Gentleman,
artist, d. : —
Sons of John Woodgate Ashburnham, Gentleman,
6. 1840; d. 1888; m. 1864, Julia Letitia, d. of Rt.
Rev. Merriman, D.D. . 3rd Bishop of Grahams-
town : —
John Anchitel Ashburnham, Esq., late chief Magistrate
at Johannesburg, d. 1865 ; m. 1894, Jeanie, d. of Rev. R.
Price ; and has issue — Phyllis Elizabeth [m. 1918, Maj.
John Clark-Kennedy, and has issue]; and Jean Margaret
Julia [m. 1922, Dr. John Piatt-J< hnson, of Jc^hannesburg,
and has issue]. Postal address — Rand Club, Johannesburg.
Lawrence Piers Ashb.iniham, Gentleman, b. 1875. ^^^- —
ASHBURTON, see BARING.
ASHBY (R. L., 21 August 1847, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i
and 4, azure, a chevron ermine between three leopards'
faces or (Ashby) ; 2 and 3, per pale azure and gules, three
pheons in fesse, a lion passant in chief and another in base
or (Maddock). Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i.
on a mural crown argent, a leopard's face affront^e or
(Ashby) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion couped
or, fretty gules, holding in the dexter paw a dagger erect
argent, pommel and hilt gold. MottO — " Be just and fear
not."
Sons of George Ashby Ashby, Esq., late Capt. nth
Hussars, J. P. for cos. Northampton and Leicester,
D. L. and High Sherirt for co. Northampton 1863-64
(assumed by R. L. August 21, 1857, the surname and
arms of Ashby, as a representative of the senior branch
of the Ashby family), by his wife Helen, d. of Lt.-Gen.
Hope-Gibsone of Per.tland : —
Col. George Ashby Ashbv, C.B., late commanding 2nd
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, b. 1856; in. 1888, Mabel
Cecilia, d. of the late Lt.-Col. P. C. Anderson, R. (Bengal)
Artillery ; and has issue— George Wearing Ashby, Gentle-
man, iJ. 1897. ^'^- — Keymer, Hassocks, Sussex.
John Shuckbrugh Ashby, Esq., Major Bombay Stafll
Corps, Assistant Political Agent Bombay Presidency, b.
1858 ; m. 1879, Sarah Fanny Eliza, d. of P. W. Hewitt.
Res.-
GEORGE ASHBY HERMANN ASHBY, Gentleman.
Born December 18, 1866, being the eldest son of Nicholas
Hermann Ashby, Gentleman, of Quenby, by his wife Anne
(who, on succeeding to the Quenby estate on the death of
her uncle, with her husband assumed the surname of
.\shby), daughter of William George Ashby, Esquire,
Lieutenant Royal Navy ; succeeded his father 1890. Ar-
morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, a chevron
ermine, between three leopards' faces or. Upon the escut-
cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mant-
ling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a mural
crown argent, a leopard's face or. Motto — "Be just and
fear not."
ASHCOMBE, see CUBITT.
ASHDOWN of Purley (H. Coll., 17 Sept. 1917).
Azure, an ancient ship or, on a chief enarched of the
second an ashleaf fessewise vert. Mantling azure
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two lions
rampant respecting each other gules and supporting a
fouled anchor argent. Motto — " Manibus pedibusque."
Son of John Curtis Ashdown, of London : —
Sir Curtis George Ashdown, Knt. Bach. (1920), b.
1876 ; m. 1898, Mabel Foster, d. of Alfred Matthews;
and has issue — Harold Curtis Ashdown, Esq., b. 1904
\_m. 1927, Hilda Phyllis, d. of Ronald Townley, of
Purlev, Surrey] ; Daisy Mabel [w. 1925, Ernest C. Green,
of Montreal]; Ruby May. Res. — Woodlands, Silver
Lane, Purley. Club — Constitutional.
ASHER (H. Coll.). Argent, an ancient ship of three
ma-ts under full sail to the sinister proper, flags flying gules,
between two anchors erect in chief sable and a fountain in
base also proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest-
On a wreath of the colours, between two rudders erect on
waves of the sea proper, an ancient ship in full sail, as in the
arms. Motto— " Lahore et ora."
Son of late Asher Asher, M.D. :—
Samuel G^ircia Asher, Esq , Commn. of Lieutenancy for
City of London, High Sheriff co. Berks., 1924,^. 1868;
m. 1903, Lillie, d. of the late Henry Barnat". and has
issue— 2 daus. Res.—y> Berkeley Square, London. W. ;
Ascot Place, Ascot. C/?/3j— Carlton ; Jun. Carlton.
ASHFIELD, see STANLEY.
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ASHFORDBY-TRENCHARD {R.L., 1802, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, per pale paly of six argent and sable,
and azure (Trenchard, recorded Vn. Devon 1620, but of
much earlier origin); 2 and 3, per fesse or and argent,
a saltire engrailed sable, charged with five mullets of the
first (Ashfordby). Mantling azure and argent. Crests —
I. on a vk'reath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed,
vested azure, cuffed or, the hand graspmg a trenching-
knife in bend sinister, the point depressed proper (Tren-
chard) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an ass's head erased
or, gorged with a collar sable, thereon three mullets gold
(Ashfordby). MottO — " Nosce te ipsum." Livery — Drab,
blue facings.
Sons of John Ashfordby-Trenchard, Gentleman, b.
1843; d. 1926; m. 1867, Augusta, only d. and h. of
Rev. Henry Robert Fowler of Felton, Gloucs. : —
John Henry Mohun Ashfordby-Trenchard, Gentleman,
b. 1868 ; m. ist, Mary Adelaide [d. igo8), d. of Rev.
F. M. Rowden of Bath; 2nd, Amy Fane, d. of the late
Edwyn Collier Whittenbury, and widow of Terril Wakem
Peace. Seat — Stanton House, nr. Highworth, Wilts.
Estates — Stanton-Fitzwarren, and South Marston, Wilts. ;
Northaw, Middx. Res. — Stanton-Fitzwarren, Highworth,
Wilts.
Stephen Granville Fowler, Gentleman, b. 1872 [q.v.).
ASHHURST of Waterstock (H. Coll.). Gules, a cross
between four fleurs-de-lys argent. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a fox statant
proper. Motto — " Vincit qui patitur."
Son of John Henry Ashhurst. Esq., of Waterstock,
Oxon., J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1852) ; b. 1813 ; d.
1885 ; m. 1848, Elizabeth Jane, d. of Thomas Dufifield,
M.P. , of Marcham Park, Berks. : —
William Henry Ashhurst, Esq. , C.B.E., J. P. and D.L. for
CO. of Oxford (High Sheriff 1891), b. 1851 ; m. 1882, Catherine
Sophia (1/. 1890), second d. of Arthur H. Clerke Brown, Esq.,
D. L., of Kingston Blount, co. Oxford; and has issue —
Gladys Mary; and Awdry France=. Seat — Waterstock,
Wheatley, S.O. , co. Oxford. Club — Carlton.
Son of Henry George Ashhurst, Gentleman, of Rich-
mond, Surrey, b. ; d. 1882; m. , Caroline,
d. of Alexander Smith of Liverpool : —
Francis Henry Ashhurst, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
ASHLEY of Broadlands. Argent, three bulls passant
sable, armed and unguled or. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine,
a bull sable, ducally gorged, armed and unguled or.
Motto — " Love, serve."
Son of Rt. Hon. Anthony Evelyn Melbourne Ashley,
P.C., M.P., 4th son of the 7th Earl of Shaftesbury,
6. 1836 ; d. 1907 ; m. 1866, Sybella Charlotte (d.
1886), d. of Sir W. Farquhar, 3rd Bart. :—
Rt. Hon. Wilfrid William Ashley, P.C, M.P.,
Minister of Transport since 1924, J. P., D.L. and C.C.
Hants., Lieut.-Col. (ret.) King's Liverpool Regt.,6. 1867;
m. ist, igoi, Maud (d. 1911), d. of the late Rt. Hon.
Sir Ernest Cassel, P.O., G.C.B. ; 2nd, 1914, Hon. Mrs.
Forbes-Sempill, d. of Rev. W. Spencer ; and has issue
(by ist marriage) — Edwina Annette [m. 1922, Lord Louis
Mountbatten, K.C.V.O. {q.v.) ; and has issue] ; Ruth
Mary [m. 1927, Capt. A. C. Reid, M.P.]. Seats. — Broad-
lands, Romsey, Hants. ; Classiebawn Castle, co. Sligo.
Town res. — Gayfere House, Smith Square, Westminster.
C/m6s — Carlton; Brooks's.
ASHLEY-COOPER. Quarterly, i and 4, argent,
three bulls pa'^sant sable, armed and unguled or (for
Ashley) ; 2 and 3, gules, a bend engrailed between six
lions rampant or (for Cooper). Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine,
a bull sable ducally gorged, armed and unguled or. Sup-
porters — On the dexter, a bull sable, armed, unguled
ducaUy gorged and chain reflexed over the back or ;
on the sinister, a talbot azure, ducally gorged or. Motto
— " Love, serve."
Son of Rt. Hon. Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 8th Earl
of Shaftesbury, b. 1831 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1857, Harriet,
(d. 1898;, d. of 3rd Marquess of Donegal : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper, K.P., P.C,
G.C.V.O., C.B.E., 9th Earl of Shaftesbury (23 April 1672),
Baron Ashley (20 April 1661), of Wimborne St. Giles,
Dorset, Baron Cooper of Paulett, Somerset, Bart. (6 July
1622), Lord Steward of the Household, b. 1869 ; m.
1899, Lady Constance Grosvenor, d. of Earl Grosvenor,
and has issue — Hon. Anthony Ashley-Cooper, commonly
called Lord Ashley, b. 1900 [w. 1927, Louise Sylvia, d.
of the late Arthur Hawkes] ; Hon. Anthony John
Percy Hugh Ashley-Cooper, b. 1915 ; Lady Mary
Sibell ; Lady Dorothea Louise ; Lady Lettice Mildred
Mary. Seats — St. Giles's House, Dorset ; Belfast Castle,
Ireland. Town res — Chandos House, Queen Anne Street,
S.W. C/m6s— Carlton, Marlborough, R.Y.S.
ASHMEAD-BARTLETT (H. Coll.). Party per fesse
dancett6e sable and azure, in chief three sinister gauntlets
pendent argent, tasselled or, fessewise, and in base four
crescents in cross of the last. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — Upon a wreath of tlie colours, in front of a tower
proper, a demi-swan with wings elevated argent, collared
sable. Motto — " Mature."
Son of Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, Kt. Bach., M.P.,
B.A. , b. 1849; '''■ 1902; m. 1874, Frances Christina,
d. of Henry Edward Walsh : —
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, Esq., C. B. E. , Barrister-at-Law,
M.P. for N. Div. Hammersmith 1924-26, iJ. 1881 ; m. 1919,
Maria Alexandrina de Elizade. Res. — 10 Great Stanhope
Street, W.i.
ASHTON, see BURCHARDT-ASHTON, and MAC-
KENZIE-ASHTON.
ASHTON (Confn. by Dugdale, Vn. Lanes. 1664, Ped.
H.Coll.). Argent, a mullet sable, a canton gules. Mant-
ling sable and argent. Crest — A stag at gaze argent,
attired and unguled or, gorged with a wreath of laurel
proper. Motto — " Contentment est assez."
Third son of Charles Ellis Ashton, Gentleman, of
Woolton Hall, Lanes., b. 1817 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1851,
Mary Caroline, d. of William Shand, of Springwood,
Allerton, Lanes. : —
Lt.-Col. Frederick Ellis Ashton, D.S.O., late 2nd Batt.
York and Lancaster Regt., served S. Africa 1900-02
(despatches), and Great War 1914-19 (despatches),
b. 1867 ; m. 1896, Alexandra Sherriff, d. of Alexander
Abercromby, of Cape Town, S. Africa ; and has issue —
Nicholas Charles Ellis Ashton, Gentleman, b. 1904 ;
and Gladys Lilian. Res. — St. Aubyn, Jersey, C.L
ASHTON of Ludlow (R.L., 24 Mar. 1915 ; H. Coll.)
Ermine, a mullet between three heraldic tygers' heads
erased sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, an heraldic
tyger rampant or, gorged with a collar dancettee and
holding between the paws a mullet sable. Motto —
" Agere pro aliis."
Son of Davies, Gentleman, b. ;
m. : —
Arthur Ashton, Gentleman, who, by R.L. 24 Mar.
19 15, assumed the surname of Ashton in lieu of Davies,
and the arms of Ashton, b. . Res. — Ludlow,
Salop.
ASHTON (H. Coll., 1845). Sable, on a pile between
two crescents in base argent, a nmllet pierced of the field.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
coloms, on a mount vert, a mower proper, vested paly
argent and sable, in the act of whetting his scythe, also
proper. Motto — " Fide et virtute."
Elder son of Thomas Ashton, Esq., J. P., D.L., b. 1818 ;
d. 1898; m. Elizabeth, d. of Samuel Stillman Gair : —
Rt. Hon. Thomas Gair Ashton, ist Baron Ashton of Hyde,
CO. Chester (1911), M.P. for Hyde Div. Cheshire 1885-6,
and for S. Bedfordshire 1895-1911, J. P. cos. Lan-
caster, Chester, and Sussex, County Councillor for Cheshire,
M.A. Oxon. [Supporters — On the dexter side a mower
proper, vested paly argent and sable, holding in the ex-
terior hand a scythe also prt per, and on the sinister side a
boar argent, semee of mullets sable, pierced], b. 1855 ; m.
1886, Eva Margaret, d. of J. H. James, Esq., J. P. co.
Herts. , of Kingswood, near Watford ; and has surv. issue —
Hon. Thomas Henry Raymond Ashton, b. 1901 [;«. 1925,
Marjorie Nell, d. of Hi n. Marshall J. Brooks, of Portal,
Tarporley, Cheshire, and hasi^sue — Thomas John Ashton,
Esq., b. 1926. (Res. — Yew Tree House, Westfield,
Sussex. Club — Boodle's)]. Hon. Marion Evelyn [w. M.ijor
Robert Wood, ist Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt.] ; and
Hon. Margaret Joan [tn, 1925, Hugh Whistler,. of Battle,
Sussex]. Seats — Hyde, Cheshire, and Vinehall, Roberts-
bridge, Sussex. Town residence — Vinthall, 71 Prince's
Gate, S.W. Clubs— Axhend&nTa ; Brooks's ; Reform.
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Son of William Mark Ashton, Esq., J. P. co. Cheshire,
of Heyscroft, West Didsbury, Lanes., b. 1858; d.
1895 ; '"■ 1886, Letiiia Mary, d. of William Kessler cf
Manchester : —
Samuel Edgar Ashton, Gentleman, B. A. (Oxon.),*. 1888 ;
tn. 19H, Violet Marion, d. of William John Birch Rey-
nardson; and has issue — John Laurence Ashton, Gentle-
man, b. 1912 ; James Mark Asht' n, Gentleman, b 1915 ;
Patrick Thomas Ashton, Gentleman, and Eustace Charles
Ashton, Genileman, b. 1926 (twins). A'w.— Scotsgrove
House, Thame, Oxon.
The Right Honourablk JAMES WILLIAMSON,
BARON ASH ION, of Ashton, in co. Palatine of Lan-
caster (1895), J. P. and D. L. for co. Palatine oJ Lancaster
(High Sheriff 1885), J. P. for the co. of London, M.P. for
ihe Lancaster Division of Lancashire (North), 1886-95.
Born Dec. 31, 1842, being the second son of the late James
Williamson, Esq., J. P., of Parkfield, Lancaster, by Eleanor
issue— Hon. Eleanor (Ella) [m. 1899, the Right Hon. the
2nd Viscount Peel, and has issue]. Estates — ^Ashton Hall,
Ellel Hall, and Ryelands, all in co. of L:incaster. Seats—
Ryelands, Lancaster ; Ashton Hall, near Lancaster. Town
residence— AXford House, Prince's Gate, S.W.
Thk Reverend WALTER HENRY TRELAWNY
ASHTON-GWATKIN, M.A. of the University of Cam-
bridge, Rector of Bisho[)sbourne, Kent. Born August 27
1861, being the fifth son of the late Frederick Gwatkin of Lin-
coln's Inn, and of Grove House, Twickenham, by his wife
Louisa Isabella, younger daughter of the Reverend Am-
brose Stapleton, Master of Aits, sometime Rector of
Ilalwell and Vicar of East Budleigh, in the county of
Devon; and assumed by Deed Poll the additional surname
of Ashton in the year 1888. Armorial bearings — He
bears for Arms ; Ermine, two chevronels engrailed vert,
between three bees volant proper. Upon the escutcheon is
placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling vert
rii/^URUS-yENEUS-CONSCIENTIA • SANA'
BARON ASHTON.
his wife, dau. ol Leonard Miller. Creation — 1895. Armorial
bearings — Party per chevron or and argent, a chevron
nebuly between in chief two trefoils slipped and in base a
demi-eagle couped and displayed sable. Mantling sable
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle
displayed or, gutt^e-de-poix, each wing charged with a
fesse, and holding in the beak two trefoils in saltire sible.
Motto — " Murus asneusconscientia sana." Supporters —
On either side of the escutcheon an eagle regardant, with
wings endorsed or, gutt^e-de-poix, holding in the beak, by
a riband gules, an escutcheon argent charged with a trefoil
vert. Livery — Blue, with white piping, silver buttons, blue
and white striped waistcoat. Married, 1st, Sept. 23, 1869,
Margaret (who died 1877), dau. of Joseph G.itey of Kes-
wick ; 2nd, 1880, Jessy Henrietta (d. 1904), dau. and
coh. of the late James Stewart of Clapham, Yorks. ;
3rd, 1909, Florence Maud, dau. of Rev. R. Daniel, Vic.ir of
Osbaldwick, Yorks. ; and by his first marriage has surv.
and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours,
on a mount vert, a garb or, in front thereof a Cornish
chough with wings expanded sable; with the MottO,
" Duw a bortha y brain." Married, January 18, 1888,
Frances Lilian, daughter and heiress of Frank Ashton, Es-
quire, of Twickenham, J. P. for Middlesex and Lancashire;
and has Iss7ie — Frank Trelawny Arthur Ashton-Gwatkin,
Gentleman, born April 14, 1889. Postal address — Bishops-
bourne Rectory, Canterbury, Kent.
ASHTOWN, see TRENCH.
ASHWIN (H. Coll., 9Sept. 1912). Azure, on a chevron,
between three kites' heads erased or, as many fylfots of
the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — In front of a
fret fes?ewise or, a .VIoor's head couped in profile proper,
wreathed round the temples or and azure.
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Eld. son of William Henry Ashwin of Bretforton
Manor, J. P. and D.L. co. Worcs. , J. P. co. Glos.,
b. 1835; d. 1892; tn. 1858, Gwenelin, d. of J. Prys
Eyton, J. P., of Plas Llanerchynor : —
James Ashwin, Esq. , J. P. cos' Worcs. and Glos., D.L.
Worcs., 1922, High Sheriff, Worcs., 1914-15, Member
Worcs. C.C. , b. i860; m. 1890, Clara, d. of George
Watson of Donisthorpe House, Yorks., J. P. ; and has surv.
issue — (i) Charles Watson Ashwin, Gentleman, b. 1902;
(2) Henry .\shwin, Gentleman, b. igo6 ; Thetis Mary ;
Ruth ; and Clara. Seat — Bretforton Manor, Worcester-
shire.
ASH WORTH (H. Coll.) Quarterly, gules and argent, a
cross couped and indented between two fleurs-de-lys in chief
and as many quatrefoils in base, all ccunterchanged
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, in front of two crosses bottonn^e fitch^e in saltire
or, a fox passant proper, charged on the body with two
fleurs-de-lys in fesse, also gold. Motto — " Vincit amor
patriae."
Sons of Edward Ashworth, Esq., J. P. Lanes., b. 1829;
d. 1902 ; m. 1853, Helen, d. of Royston Oliver of
Todniorden, Yorks. : —
Oliver Ashworth, Gentleman, b. 1854; d. 1922 ; m. 1878,
Annie Mary, d. of John H. Krabbe, and left issue.
Richard Ashworth, Gentleman, h. 1855; d. 1899.
Edward Ashworth, Gentleman, b. i860; 7n. and has
issue. Res. — The Quinta, Alderley Edge, Cheshire.
ASHWORTH of Birtenshaw(H. Coll.). Gules, a passion-
cross invected or between four lozenges saliirewise argent,
each charged with a fleur-de-lys azure. Mantling gules and
or. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock, a fo.x
proper, supporting with the dexter foreleg a passion-cross,
as in the arms. Motto — " Garde ta bien aim^e."
Sons of George Binns Ashworth, Esq., J. P., of Biilen-
shaw House, b. 1823; d. 1905; tn. 1863, Ruth, d. of
John Jones, Esq., of Ruckley Grange, co. Salop: —
George Harry Ashworth, Gentleman, M..\. (Oxon.), b.
1865. Seat — Birtenshaw House, Bolton, Lanes. Club —
Union (Manchester).
Arthur Henwayn Ashworth, Gentleman, b. 1869. Club —
Union (Manchester).
Sons of John Ashworth of Ollerton, Bolton, b. 1826 ; d.
1888 ; fn. 1861, Mary Jane, only d. of Thomas Knowles
of Clively Bank, Pendlebury, Lanes. : —
Henry Ashworth, Gentleman, b. 1865; »i. 1889, Annie
Lilian Margery, d. of Charles Augustus Purnell of Dowlais.
Res. — Llangorse, Brecon.
Percy Ashworth, Gentleman, b. 1868; ;«. 1903, Annie
Isabel (d. 1918), d. of John Close Brooks of Birtles Hall,
( heshire ; and has issue — John Percy Ashworth, Gentle-
man, b. 1906; Maty Isabel; and Emily Rosemary Annie.
A'fjj.— Fradswell Hall, Stafford.
ASKEof Aughton (H. Coll.). Argent, a martlet sable,
between twobarsazure, each charged with as many cross
crosslets of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —
In front of a Saracen's head proper, wreathed around
the temples argent and azure, two roses argent.
Son of Edward Aske, of Hull, b. 1872 ; m. 1909 : —
Sir Robert William Aske, ist Bart., of Aughton, Yorks.
(21 Jan. 1922), LL.D., Solicitor, Barrister-at-Law, Middle
Temple, Lt.-Col. (ret.) T.F., M.P. E. Div. Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 1923-24, b. 1872 ; m. ist, 1899, Edith {d. 1900), d.
of Charles MacGregor ; 2nd, 1909, Edith (d. 1918), d. of
W. CockerUne, J.P. ; and by her has issue — Conan Aske,
Esq., b. 1912 ; Robert Edward Aske, Esq., 6. 1915 ;
Mcirgaret ; and Audrey Vivienne. Res. — Filey Road,
Scarborough. Club — Reform.
HENRY HUGH ASKEW, Gentleman, late 6th Dragoon
Guards. Born July 28, 1847, being the eldest son of Henry
William Askew, Gentleman, of Conishead, by his wife Lucy,
dau. of the Hon. and Rt. Rev. Hugh Percy, Lord Bishop
of Carlisle. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms :
Sable, a fesse or, between three asses passant argent,
quartering .Storrs, Crakenthorp, Rawlinson, and Mottram.
Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree,
with a Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a
wreath of the colours, a naked arm proper, grasping a
sword argent, pommel and hilt gold, enfiled with a Sara-
cen's head couped, distilling drops of blood, all also proper,
wreathed about the temples. Married, 1868, Mary Edith
Montague, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Octavius Friere
Owen, M.A., Rector of Burston, and has issue. Res. —
ASKEW-ROBERTSON (R.L. 2oSept. 1890, H. Coll.)—
Quarterly, i and 4, gules, three wolves' heads erased argent,
armed and langued azure, all within a bordure of the second,
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and (for distinction) a canton of the field (for Robertson of
Ladykiik ; L.O., 1752); 2 and 3, sable, a fesse or,
between three asses passant argent, maned and ungnled
of the second (for Askew) ; and for and in right of his
wife, upon an escutche )n of pretence the arms of Robert-
son of Lidykirk, namely gules, three wolves' heads erased
argent, arniL-d and langued azure, within a bortlure of the
second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting
his degree, with a Mantling gules and argent ; and for his
Crests, I. upon a wreath of the liveries, a dexter cubit arm
proper, charged (for distinction) with a cross crosslet gules,
tiie hand holding an imperial crown, also proper, and above,
on a scroll, the MottO, " Virtute gloria merces" (for Robert-
son of Ladykirk) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a
dexter hand holding on a poignard erect proper, hilt and
ponjniel or, a Saracen's head couped and imbrued proper,
wreathed about the temples with a torce argent and gules,
tied witli ribands of the same colours, and above, on a scroll,
the Motto, " Fac et spera" (for Askew). And in a com-
partment below the shield, a wild man lying fessewise in
chains proper; with the Motto, " Patentia casus exuperat
omnes " (for Robertson of Ladykirk).
Only son of the late Captain Christopher C. Askew,
R.N., of Broadbu>h, Hampshire, by his wife Sarah,
d. of Patrick Dickson, Esq. : —
The late Watson Askew-Robertson, Esq., J. P. and D.L.
CO. Northumberland (High Sheriff 1862), and J. P. co.
Berwick, b. 1834; assumed by R.L., 20 Sept. 1890, the
additional surname and arms of Robertson ; ?n. 1856, Hon.
Sarah (Ladykirk House. Berwickshire), eld. d. and co-h. of
the Rt. Hon. David Robertson, Baron Marjoribanks of
Ladykirk: and d. 1918, leaving issue — (i) David Hugh
Watson Askew-Robertson, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), J. P. co.
Berwick and for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1912),
Barrister-at-Law, b. 1863 {Seats — Pallinsburn, Cornhill, co.
Northumberland ; Ladykirk, co. Berwick. Res. — Castle
Hill, Berwick-on-T\veed) ; (2) William Haggerstone Askew-
Robertson, Esq., J. P., B.A. (Oxon.), h. 1868 [m. 1903,
Marjone, d. of Hon. John Edward Gordon. M.P. ; and has
issue — John Marjoribanks Eskdale Askew-Robertson, Gen-
tleman, b. iqo8 ; and Mary Marjoribanks [;«. 1926, fc hn
Charles Blencowe Cookson, 2nd Life Gds. {Res. — Lady
Kirk, Norh;\m-on-Tweed, Berwickshire)] ; (3) John Bertram
Askew-Robertson, Gentleman, b. 1869 [;«. 1893, Fredericka,
eld. d. of the late Col. Dalian].
ASKWITH (H. Coll., 2 Apl. 1919). Sable, a fesse
between in chief two cross crosslets and in base a rose
argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a cross crosslet fitchee between two
wings erect sable, each charged with a rose as in the
arms. Supporters — On either side a dove holding in the
beak an olive-branch all proper. Motto — " Honesta
quam splendida."
Son of Gen. William Harrison Askwith, R.A., b. iSii;
^.1897; m. 1854, Elizabeth, d. of George Ranken,
Freeman and Merchant Taylor of the City of
London : —
Rt. Hon. Sir George Ranken Askwith, K.C.B., ist
Baron Askwith, of St. Ives, Hunts. (24 Mar. 1919), K.C.,
Barrister-at-Law, Inner and Middle Temples, Comdr.
Legion of Honour, and of Order of the Crown (Belgium),
b. 1861 ; m. 1908, Ellen, C.B.E., d. of Archibald Peel, of
Broxbonme, and widow of Maj. Henry Graham, 20th
Hussars ; and has issue — Hon. Betty Ellen. Seat — Oak
Knoll, Sunningdale, Berks. Town res. — 5 Cadogan
Gardens, S.W. Clubs — United University, Athenasum.
ASPINALL (H. Coll.). Or, a chevron between three
griffins' heads erased sable. Mantling sable and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin erased
sable, collared, winged, and beaked or. Motto — " ^-Egis
fortissima virtus."
Sons of Ralph John Aspinall, Esq., J. P. and D.L.
Lanes. (High Sheriff 1880), and J. P. for the West
Riding of co. York, Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt.
R. Lanes. Regt., b. 1847; d. 191^; m. 1876, Mabel
Federica Frances Baynes, dau. of Robert Lloyd Jones
Parry, Esq., of Aberdunant, co. Carnarvon, and Plas
Tregayan, co. Anglesey: —
John Ralph Aspinall, Esq., J. P. Lanes., -Maj. T. F.
Reserve, late Lanes. Hussars Yeo. , b. 1878 ; m. ist, 1901,
Augusta (d. 1923), third d. of Col. G. B. H. Marton of
Capernway; 2nd, 1926, Muriel, d. of the late John Lawson
Johnston. 5m/— Standen Hall, nr. Clitheroe. Club —
Cavalry.
Charles Lewis Robert Aspinall, Gentleman, b. 1883; m.
1914, Margaret, d. of William W. and the Hon. Mrs.
Middleton of Stuart Lodge, .Malvern Wells, Worcester-
shire, and has issue — 1 son. Res. —
Geoffrey Aspinall, Gentleman, Barrister at-Law, b. 1884 ;
m. 1914, Clara, only chil 1 of Sir John Ormerod Scarlett
Thursby, 2nd Bart. ; and has issue— i dau. Res. —
ASQUITH (H. Coll.). Sable, on a fesse between
three cross crosslets argent, a portcullis of the field.
Crest — Issuant out of clouds proper, a mascle gules.
Mantling sable and argent. Motto — "Sine macula
macla."
Only son of Raymond Asquith, Gentleman, b. 1878 ;
d. 1916 ; m. 1907, Katherine Frances, d. of Sir lohir
Horner, K.C.V.O. :—
Rt Hon. Julian Asquith, 2nd Earl of Oxford and
Asquith (9 Feb. 1925), and Viscount Asquith, of Morley,
W.K. Yorks. [Supporters — On either side a lion purpure,
charged on the shoulder with an open book argent, edged
or], b. 1916. Res. — 17 O.xford Square, W.2.
Sons of Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Asquith, K.G.,
ist Earl of 0.\ford and Asquith, K.C., Barrister-at-
Law, Bencher, and Treasurer, Lincoln's Inn, Lord
Rector of Glasgow and Aberdeen Univ., Prime
Minister, 1908-16, b. 1852 ; d. 1928 ; m. ist, 1877,
Helen Kelsall {d. 1891) ; 2nd, 1894, Emma Alice
Margaret, d. of Sir Charles Tennant, Bart. : —
Hon. Herbert Asquith, Capt. (ret.) R.F.A., Barrister-at-
Law, Lincoln's Inn, b. 1881 ; m. 1910, Lady Cynthia
Charteris, d. of 9th Earl of Wemyss and March ; and has
surv. issue — (i) John Michael Asquith, Esq., b. 191 1 ;
(2) Michael Henry Asquith, Esq., b. 1914 ; (3) Simon
Anthony Asquith, Esq., b. 1919. Res. — 9 Sussex Place,
Regent's Park, N.W. C/m6— Brooks's.
Brig.-Gen. Hon. Arthur Melland Asquith, D.S.O., served
European War, b. 1883 ; m. 1918, Hon. Betty Constance,
d. of 3rd Baron Manners ; and has issue — 4daus. Res. —
22 Upper Berkeley Street, W. Club — Brooks's.
Hon. Cyril Asquith, Capt. (ret.) London Regt.,
Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, b. 1890 ; m. 1918, Anne
Stephanie, d. of Sir Adrian Pollock, Bart. ; and has surv.
issue — Luke Asquith, Esq., b. 1919 ; Jane ; Frances.
Res. — 72 Cambridge Terrace, W.
ASSHETON, see DUFF-ASSHETON-SMITH.
.\SSHETON, of Downham Hall. Quarterly of six. i.
argent, a mullet sable, pierced of the field (Assheton, Vns.
of Lanes., Fed. H. Coll.) ; 2. ermine, on a fesse gules, three
annulets or (for Barton) ; 3. argent, two bendlets sable, the
upper one engrailed (for Leaver) ; 4. gules, two chevronels
argent between three lozenges or (for Hyde); 5. ermine,
three lozenges conjoined in fesse sable (for Pigott) ; 6. argent,
three cocks gules, armed, crested, and jelloped sable (for
Cockayne) and other quarterings for Langtey ; Sanderson ;
Kay ; Parkinson ; Herthull ; Ednesor ; Dewell ; Savage ;
O' Bryan : Bryan ; Sydney ; Trentham ; Horde , Marshall ;
Hurst ; Baxter ; Woodward ; Hotte ; Simpler ; Grizzle-
hurst, Brockholes, Manchester ; de Roos, Ashelden ;
Dormer; Doore Abs ; Chobbs ; Baldington ; Colridge-
Arundell ; Sutton ; Medlycot : Hill ; Medlycot ; Wicker.
Crest — On a cap of maintenance, a mower vested and
capped quarterly argent and sable, his sleeves and
stockings counterchanged, holding a scythe azure, handled
or, the point of the blade towards the dexter. Motto—
" Nee arrogo, nee dubito. "
Sons of Ralph .Assheton, Esq., of Downham Hall, F.P. ,
D.L., M.A., M.P. 1868-80, b. 1830; (/. 1907; m. 1854,
Emily Augusta id. i9r6t, fourth d. of the late Joseph
Feilden, Esq., of Witton, J. P. and D.L. co. Lanes. : —
Ralph Cockayne .Assheton, Esq., .Aldevman Lanes. C.C...
J. P. CO. Lanes, and for W.R. co. Yorks., b. i860; m. 1898,
Mildred Estelle Sybella, second d. of John Henry Master,
Esq., of Petersham, J P. co. Surrey, formerly Madras CiviJ
Service ; and has issue— Ralph Assheton, Gentleman, M.A.
(Christchurch, Oxford), Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple,
b. 1901 [w. 1924, Hon. Sylvia Benita, eld. d. and co-h.
of 6th Lord Hotham, of Dalton Hall, nr. Beverley, and has
surv. issue : -Bridget (Res. — 13 Ashley Gardens, S. W.i.
Club — Carlton)]; Dorothy Winifred [m. 1924, Capt. Robin
Coventry Barrett, of The Gate House, Skipton, Yorks., and
has issue] ; Mary Monica ; and Eleanor. Stat — Downham
Hall, Clitheroe. Club — Carlton.
Richard Assheton, Gentleman, M.A. (Trin. Coll. , Camb.),
b. 1863 ; m. 1892, Frances Annette Ellen, third d. of Sir
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Thomas Sebastian Bazley, Bart., of Hatherop Castle, co.
Gloucester ; and has issue — Richard Thomas Assheton,
Gentleman, b. 1894 ; Dulcia ; and Sylvia Lois. Res. —
Riversdaie, Grantchester, Cambs.
Rev. William Orme Assheton, Clerk in Holy Orders,
M.A. Jesus Coll., Camb. , Rector of Bilton, co. Warwick,
and Rural Uean of Rugby with Dunchurch, b. 1866 ;,m.
1898, Winifred Maude, d. of John Henry Master of Peter-
sham ; and has issue — Nicholas Master Assheton, Gentle-
man, b. 1905; and Margaret. JRes. — The Rectory, Bilton,
Warwickshire.
Nicholas Radclyffe Assheton, Gentleman, b. 1870; ?n.
1915, Mary Nina, elder d. of Wihiam Peel, Esq., of
Knowiinere Manor, Yorks., and has issue — William Rad-
clyffe Assheton, Gentleman, b. 1917; and Nina Joanna.
jies. — Whitebeams, Upper Hardres, Canterbury.
.•\STELL of Woodbury and Everton (R.L., 12 June
1807, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, a lion passant
per pale or and a.gent, between four cross crosslets of
the last (Astell), 2 and 3, argent, on a chevron gules
between three hawthorn-trees eraaicated vert, thiee crosses
pat^e fitch^e argent (Thornton). Mantling gules and
or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a cross
crosslet or, entwined with a serpent vert (Astell); 2.
on a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased purpure,
gorged with a ducal coronet or, and gutt^e-de-l'armes
(Thornton). Motto—" Sub cruce glorior."
Only son of William Harvey Astell, Esq., of Woodbury
Hall, J. P., D.L., b. i860; d. 1896; m. 1886, Hon.
Elizabeth Maria Vereker, d. of 4th Visct. Gori [/«. 2nd,
1902, Philip, 3rd Baron de L'Isle and Dudley (a'. 1922) : —
Richa d John Vereker Astell, Esq., Secretary H. M.
Diplomatic Service (ret. 1919), b. 1890; nt. 1922, Joan
Evelyn, only child of James FortescueCrichton Stuait, Esq.,
of 126 A-hley Gardens, S.W. iVa^— Wotdbury Hall,
Sandy, Beds. Res. — 17 Lennox Gardens. S.W.i.
Yr. son of John Harvey Astell, Esq., of Woodbury
Hall, J. P., D.L., M.P., b. 1806; d. 1887; m. 1853,
Anne Amelia, d. of Robert Parry Nisbet, M. P. : —
John Henry St. Quintin Asiell, Esq., J. P. Beds, and
Cambs., b. 1863. Res. — Dale Ledge, Sunningdale. Chtb
— New Oxford and Cambridge.
Sons of Henry Godfrey Astell of Ickwell House,
Biggleswade, b. 1815 ; d. 1903; m. 1842, Louisa
Ma ia, d. of General Edward Wynyard : —
Col. Godfrey Astell, 7th Batt. , K.R.R.C, late Major
2nd Batt., b. 1848; m. 1883, Emily, d. of John Grant of
Glenmoriston, co. Inveness; and has issue — (i) Ian
Wynyard Astell, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (2) Ian William
Astell, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (3) Wynyard Asiell, Gentle-
man, ^.1888; Doris Louisa [w. 1919, Philip Waddington
Hubbard, and has issue] ; Aline Frances; and Catherine
Joan. Res. — Nairn, Scotland. Club — Naval and Military.
William Wynyard Astell, Gentleman, b. 1855 '< ^- "^t'
1881, Rosa {d. 1902), d. of Murray Blacker of Hawbranch,
Virginia, U.S.A. ; 2nd, 1904, Francisca, d. of Rev. W-
Blacker ; and has issue — Godfrey Blacker Astell, Gentle,
man, b. ; and Caroline Mabel \m. 1914, Samuel Philip
St. Clere Raymond of Belchamp Hall, Essex]. Res. —
ASTLEY (H. Coll.). Quarterly, 1. azure, a cinquefoil
pierced ermine within a bordure engrailed or (Astley).
2. argent, a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or
(Constable); 3. gules, two liens passant in pale argent
(L'Estange); 4. or, a maunch gules (Hastings).
Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet
or, a plume of five ostrich feathers argent. Motto^
" Justitiae tenax."
Sons of George Manners Astley, 20th Baron Hastings,
b. 1857; d. 1904; m. 1880, He.n. Elizabeth Evelyn
Harbjrd, d. of 5th Lord Suffield : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Albert Edward Delaval Astley, 21st
Baron Hastings (1290), nth Bart. (25 June 1660), Lieut. -
Col. Res. of Officers, Hon. Lieut. -Col. Norfolk Yeo., late
7th Hussars [Supporters — On either side, a li. n gules
ducally crowned and gorged with a collar or, therefrom
pendent an escutcheon < f the arms of Hastings], b. 1882 ;
m. 1907, Ma guerite Helen, d. of Lord Henry G. R. Nevill ;
and has issue — Hon. Edward Delaval Henry Astley, b.
1912 ; Hon. Simon Nevill Astley, b. 1919 ; Hon. Helen
Elizabeth Delaval; Hon. Armyne Margaret; and Hon.
Jean. Seats — Melton Constable, Norfolk; Seaton Delaval,
No thumbe land. Clubs — Carlti n, Bachelors'.
Hon. Charles Melton Astley, Capt. late Northumberland
Imp. Yeo., b. 1885; m. 1914, Evelyn Vera, d. of the late
Gen. J. A. Strover, and h as issue — George Delaval AstlCi
Esq., b. 1915. Res. —
Sons of Capt. Francis Nathaniel Astley, b. 1837 ; d.
i8b8 ; m. 1863, Jane, d. of W. H. Binney : —
Francis Jacob L' Estrange Astley, Esq., b. 1866.
Res.—
Edward Henry Nathaniel Astley, Gentleman, b. 1868.
Res.—
Sons of Frederic Bernard Astley, b, 1843 I <i- 1876 ;
nt. 1866, Emma Augusta, d. of Charles Schreiber of
Roundwood Park, Suffolk : —
Major Delaval Graham L' Estrange Astley, late N.
Somerset Yeo. Cav., late Lieut. Welsh Regt., b. 1868;
m. 1897, Kate, d. of J. K. Clark; and has issue — Joan
Doreen and Betty L'Estrange. Seat — Wroxham, Nor-
folk.
Bernard Armine Frederic Astley, Lieut, late Rifle Bgde.,
b. 1873. Res.—
Son of Rev. Hubert Delaval Astley, M.A. Oxon. ,
late Rector of Ellesborough, Bucks., b. i860; d.
1925 ; m. 1895, Constance Edith, d. of Sir Vincent R.
Corbet, Bart., and widow of Sir Richard Sutton,
Bart. :—
Philip Reginald Astley, Esq. , M.C., Capt. ist L. Gds.,
b. 1896. Seat — Brinsop Court, Hereford. Clubs — Guards' ;
Arthu.'s.
Yngst. son of Lt.-Col. Francis L'Estrange Astley, b.
1810; d. 1866; m. 2nd, Rosalind Alicia, d. of Sir
Robert Frankland- Russell, Ba t. : —
Reginald Basil Astley, Gentleman, b. 1862; in. 1913,
Caroline Douglas {d. 1921), only chila of the late Capt. James
Affleck Stewart, mh Hussars, of St. Fort, Fife, and widow
of Sir Walter Orlando Corbet, 4th Bart. Res. — The
Weir House, Alresford, Hants. C/«<5— Arthur's.
ASTLEY, formerly of Pateshull (Vn. Salop, 1623). Quar-
terly, I. azure, a cinquefoil ermine (Astley) ; 2. gules, two
bars or (Harcourt) ; 3. argent, a fessc wavy gules within a
bordure sable, bezant^e (Wolvey) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant
within a bordure engrailed or (Talbot) ; 5. sable, on a fesse
between three dragons' heads erased or, as many estoiles of
eight points of the field (Buckler, granted 1544); 6. or, a
raven sable (Corbett). MottO — "Fide sed cui vide."
Sons of Sir John Dugdale Astley, 3rd Bart., M.P. , b.
1828; d. 1894; m. 1858, Eleanor Blanche Mary, only
child of Thomas E. Corbett, Esq., of Elsham : -
Sir Francis Edmund George Astley-Corbett, 4th Bart.
[vide Astley-Corbett).
John Gerald Astley, Esq., b. 1871. Club — New (Johan-
nesburg).
Astley. Quarterings i to 5 as above.
Son of Rev. Anthony Aylmer Astley, M.A. , Rector of
Everley, Wilts., b. 1850; d. 19T7; m. ist, 1872, Sarah
Amelia Lucy [d. 1902), d. of John Lane of Leyton
Grange, Essex, and widow of George Temple ; 2nd,
1902, Margaret Lily, d. of Rev. Francis Harcourt
Gooch : —
Francis Jacob Dugdale .-\stley, Gentleman, b. 1908.
Sons of Rev. Benjamin Buckler Gifford Ludford Astley,
formerly Rector of Cadeby, b. 1819 ; d. 1897 '< >"• ist,
1850, Susan Louisa (d. 1854), d. of Hon. and Rev. I.
Pleydell-Bouverie ; 2nd, 1863, Maria Catherine, d. of
Sir Alexander B. C. Di.xie, loth Bart. : —
Francis Edmund George Astley, Gentleman, late Scots
Guards, b. 1853. Res. —
John Beaumont Ludford Astley, Esq., late Capt. and
Hon. Maj. 6th Batt. Warwicksh.' Regt., b. 1868. Seat—
Ansley Park, nr. Atherstone. Res. — Bredon House, nr.
Tewkesbury.
Son of Alexander Gifford Astley, Capt. 14th Hussars,
b. 1882 ; d. 1917 ; w. 1914, Mary, d. of Col. George
.^rbuthnot, of Norton Hall, Glos. : —
Benjamin Alexander Astley, Gentleman, b. 1915.
ASTLEY CORBETT (R.L., 11 Dec. 1889, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, I. Quarterly, i. and iiii. ,or, a raven sable (Corbett);
ii. and iii. , azure, a cinquefoil pierced ermine (Astley) ; 2. the
same arms of Astley (Vn. Salop, 1623); 3. gules, two bars
or (Harcourt); 4. argent, a fesse wavy gules within a
bordure sable, bezant^e (Wclvey) ; 5. gules, a lion rampant
within a bordure engrailed or (Talbot) ; 6. sable, on a fesse
between three dragons' heads erased or as many estoiles of
eight points of the field (Buckler granted 1544) ; 7. the
same arms of Corbett. Mantling sable and or. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant argent,
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tusked or, on its back a castle also or, the trappings sable,
fimbriated gold (for Corbett), there being no crest for
Astley). Motto — " Deus pascit corves."
Eld. son of Sir John Uugdale Astley, 3rd Bart.,^. 1828;
d. 1894; m. 1858, Eleanor Blanche Mary, only child of
Thomas E. Corbett of Elsham Hall : —
Sir Francis Edmund George Astley Coibett, 4th Bart., (15
Aug. 1821), J. P. and D.L. Lines., late Lieut. Sects Guards,
b. 1859; assumed by R.L. 1889, the additional surname
and arms cf Corbett ; m. 1882, Lady Gertrude Augusta
Anderson-Pelham {d. i92o(, d. of 3rd Earl of Yarbjrough,
and has issue — John Uugdale PelhaniAstley-Corbett, Esq.,
Maj. Scots Guards, b. 1883 [m. 1914, Marcia Ruth
Ge irgiana, d. of Alexander Fox-Pitt-Rivers, of Rushmere,
Wilts., and has issue — Francis Henry Rivers Astley-
Corbett, Gentleman, b. 1915 ; and Pamela Irene]; Marjorie
Gertrude Maicia[w;. 1907, Cuthbert Blundell Hillinshead-
Blundell]; and N^rah Sybil. Seat — Elsham Hall, Lincoln-
shire. Town res. — 45 Cadogan Gardens, S. VV. Clubs —
Guards' ; Arthur's.
ASTOR (H. Coll., 22 Feb. 1916). Or, a falcon resting
on a dexter hand couped at the wrist proper and gaunt-
letted gules, in chief two fleurs-de-lys of the last. Mant-
ling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
from a mount vert, a falcon rising proper, ensigned by
three mullets gold. Badge — A falcon volant proper, the
field of the standard or, semee of mullets gold. Motto —
" Ad astra." Livery — Brown and yellow.
Sons of Rt. Hon. William Waldorf Astor, ist Baron,
and ist Viscount Astor, of Hever Castle, b. 1848 ;
d. 1919 ; m. 1878, Mary, d. of James W. Paul, of
Philadelphia : —
Rt. Hon. Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor, of Hever
Castle, Kent (U.K. 1917), 2nd Baron Astor (U.K. 1916),
[Supporters— On the dexter, a North American Indian,
and on the sinister, a North American fur trapper, each
habited, accoutred, and holding in the exterior hand a
rifle all proper], b. 1879; m. 1906, Nancy Witcher, M.P.
Sutton Div. Plymouth since 1919, d.of the late Chiswell
Dabney Langhorne, of Mirador, Virginia, and fo'-merly
wife of Robert J. Shaw (whom she divorced 1903) ; and
has issue — (i) Hon. William Waldorf Astor, b. 1907 ; (2)
Hon. Francis David Langhorne Astor, b. 1912 ; (3) Hon.
Michael Langhorne Astor, b. 1916 ; (4) Hon. John
Jacob Astor, b. 1918 ; and Hon. Nancy Phyllis Louise.
Res. — Cliveden, Taplow, Bucks. ; 4 St. James's Square,
S.W.I. Clubs — Marlborough, Carlton, Turf.
Hon. John Jacob Astor, Maj. (ret.) ist L. Gds., M.P.,
Dover, b. 1886 ; w. 1916, Lady Violet Mary, d. of 4th
Earl of Minto, and widow of Lord Charles George Nairne,
M.V.O. ; and has issue — (i) Gavin Astor, Ksq., b. 1918 ;
(2) Hugh Waldorf Astor, Esq., b. 1920 ; (3) John Astor,
Esq., b. 1923. Res. — 18 Carlton House Terrace, S.W. ;
Hever Castle, Kent. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough,
Beefsteak, Turf.
ATCHERLEY (R.L. 1834, H. Coll., orig. granted 1511).
Gules, on a fesse engrailed argent, between three griflSns'
heads erased or, as many crosses pat^e fitchee sable.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, a demi-bustard couped gules, wings elevated or, in
the beak a lily argent, slipped vert. Motto— "Spe posteri
temporis."
Sons of Francis Topping Atcherley, Esq., Lt.-Col.
30th Regt., by his wife Emma Arabella, dau. of
Francis Harris Heward of Toronto, Canada : —
Richard Topping Beverley Atcherley, Gentleman, b.
1866; m. 1892, Carohne Mary Wynne, d. of William
Wynne Ffoulkes ; and has issue— Mary Elizabeth Hope ;
and Hester Mary Eleanor. Residence—
Maj. -Gen. Sir Llewellyn William Atcherley, Knt.-
Bach. (1925), C.M.G., M.V.O., Col. late R.A.S.C, Hon.
Maj. -Gen. (1918), Controlle ■ of Salvage at War Office since
1917, b. 1871 ; m. 1897, Eleanor Frances, d. of Richard
Micklethwaite, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. y?«.—Fulford Villa,
Fulford, York. Club — Jun. United Service.
ATHERTON (H. Coll.). Per fesse nebuly azure and
sable, in chief a sun issuant rising in splendour, and in base
a thunderbolt winged and inflamed or. Mantling azure
and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount
vert, an antique lamp fired or, encircled by a chaplet of oak
fiTJCted proper.
Son of : —
James Basnett Atherton. Gentleman, b. . Seat —
ATHILL. Argent, on a chevron double cottised sable,
three crescents or, impaling the arms of Smith, viz.,
quarterly or and gules, a fret between three fleuxs-de-
lys, all counterchanged.
D. of Ven. Archdeacon Benjamin Frederick Smith,
b. 1819 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1846, Harriet Anne, d. of
Thomas Ward, of Moreton Morrell, co. Warwick : —
Katherine Mildred, »n. 1885, Charles Harold Athill, Esq.,
M.V.O., Clarenceux King of Arms {d. 1922) ; and has
issue —
Res. — ^The Firs, Sevenoaks.
ATHLONE, see CAMBRIDGE.
.\THLUMNEY, see SOMERVILLE.
ATHOLL, see STEWART-MURRAY.
ATHOLSTAN, see GRAHAM.
ATHORPE (R.L., 1821, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4,
per pale nebuly argent and azure, two mullets in fesse
counterchanged (Athorpe) ; 2. ermine, on asaltire engrailed
sable, an eagle's head erased or (Middleton); 3. or, on a
chevron between three crosses cluch^e sable, a fleur-de-lys
between two stags' heads caboshed of the first (Carver).
Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of
the colours, a falcon proper, belled or, the dexter claw
resting on an escutcheon per pale nebuly, and two mullets
in fesse, as in the arms (Athorpe) ; 2. on a wreath of the
colours, an eagle's head erased, charged with a saltire
engrailed sable (Middleton) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours,
a mount vert, thereon a cross cluchte or, charged in
the centre with a fleur-de-lys sable (Carver).
Son of Marmaduke Athorpe, Gentleman, Lord of the
Manors of Dinnington and Morthen, b. 1872; d.
1921 ; m. 1897, Anne Davidson, d. of Gordon Pyper
of Hantane, Ceylon : —
Marmaduke Carver Middleton Athorpe, Gentleman,
B.A. (Oxon.),(^. 1904. Seat — Dinnington Hall, Rotherhani,
Yorks.
FREDERICK WALTER ATKEY, Gentleman, fifth
son of the late James Atkey of Chichester, and his wife
Eliza, n^e King. Armorial bearings- He bears for Arms :
Partv per pale or and gules, two chevronels between as,
many gryphons' heads erased in chief, and a garb in base,
all counterchanged, and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the
colours, a gryphon segreant or, gorged with a collar
6o
atk
atk
gemel, holding between the claws a cross moline, and
the dexter foot resting on a garb fessewise gules ; with
the Motto, " Labor et fides." Livery — Dark blue, with
brass buttons. Married, August 14, 1873, to Ellen Louisa,
fourth daughter of Freeman Oliver Haynes ; and has issue —
— (i) James Frederick Hayne Atkey, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27,
1876 ; (2) Oliver Francis Haynes Atkey, Gentleman, b.
April II, 1878; (3) Freeman Archibald Haynes Atkey,
Gentleman, h. April 17, 1883; Emelyn ; Margaret; and
Mildred Lucy. Postal address —
ATKIN- ROBERTS (R.L., 23 Dec. 1882, H.C.).
Quarterly, i and 4, azure on a chevron argent cottised or,
the first and fourth quarters a trefoil slipped sable, and
in the second and third quarters a mullet of six points
of the last, pierced of the field (for Atkin) ; and lor his
Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert,
an eagle displayed ermine, the wings argent, gorged with
a chaplet of ivy proper (for Roberts) ; 2. upon a wreath ot
the colours, two greyhounds' heads addorsed and erased
argent, gutt6e-de-sang, gorged with a collar vaire, and
each holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped sable (for
Atkin). Motto — " Post funera virtus." Livery — Dark blue,
with silver buttons.
Only son of John Roberts Atkin-Roberts, Esq., J. P.
CO. Kent, Major late Prince of Wales's Leinster Regt. ,
b. 1843; d. 1913; m. 1875, Marian Gertrude, d. of
Douglas Fox of Chesham Place, Brighton : —
Malcolm Roberts Atkin-Roberts, Gentleman, b. 1876.
Estates — Glassenbury and Brenchley, both in the co. of
Kent. Post. add. — Glasseftbury Park, Cranbrook, Kent.
Club — Junior Carlton.
ATKINSON of Wallington (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a
fesse sable between two roses gules, barbed and seeded
proper, three pheons or. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath argent and sable, a rose as in the
arms, charged with a pheon or. Motto — " Honore et
diligentia."
Son of Atkinson, Gentleman, of
h. ; m. : —
Frederick Atkinson, Gentleman, h. . Res. —
Woodlands, Wallington, Surrey.
ATKINSON of Glenwilliam (U.O., 5 Dec. 1905). Per
pale gules and argent, an eagle displayed with two heads
counterchanged, on a chief engrailed ermine a rose proper
between two martlets or. Mantling gules and argent.
three mullets of six points pierced sable (for Roberts) ;
2 and 3, argent, gutt6e-de-sang, a cross cottised flory, in
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising proper
belled and jessed or, holding in its beak a fleur-de-lys per
pale gules and argent. Motto — " Virtute et valore. "
Son of Edward Atkinson, Esq., of Glenwilliam Castle,
CO. Limerick, and Skea House, Enniskillen, M.D. ,J.P.
CO. Limerick and Drogheda (High Sheriff 1824), B.A.
(Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1801 ; d. 1876; m. ist, 1883,
Rosetta [d. 1849), d. of Capt. John Shaw M'CuUoch ;
2nd, 1856, Emma, d. of Major Durbin, 36th Regt. : —
Rt. Hon. John Atkinson, Baron Atkinson of Glenwilliam,
CO. Limerick, a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a Life Peer,
Attorney-Gen. for Ireland 1892 and 1895-1905, P.C. (Irel.,
1892 ; Eng., 1905) [Supporters (U.O., 15 Feb. 1906) — Dexter,
a figure of Justice proper, vested argent sem^e of fleurs-
de-lys gules : sinister, an eagle proper, gorged with a collar
atk
atu
6i
flory counterflory and pendent therefrom a portcullis or],
b. 1844; trt. 1873, Rowena, d. of late Richard Chute, M.D.,
of Tralee, co. Kerry ; and has surv. issue— Hon. Hubert
Rowan Atkinson, Maj. and Brev. Lt.-Col. Connaught
Rangers, b. 18S2 [m. 1907, Mabel Coralie, d. of the late
George derard Tyrrell, of Dover, and has issue — Desmond
Gerald Rowan Atkinson, Esq., /■. 1912]. Res. — 39 Hyde
Park Gate, W. Clubs — Carlton; Kildaro Street (Dublin).
Unly son of Cecil Thomas Atkinson (eld. son of Baron
Atkinson), K.C. , Puisne Judge in India, <J. 1876; d.
1919 ; tn. 1903. Florence, d. of Godfrey Lovelace
Taylor, Esq., J. P. of Grangeville, co. Wexford: —
John Godfrey Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1910.
Sons of Edward Atkinson (2nd son of Edward
Atkinson of Glen william Castle and Rosetta McCuUoch
— 1';</? supra), b. 1846 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1872, Lydia, d. of
William Rutherford, Esq., J. P., of Drum, co.
Monaghan : —
Edward William Atkinson, Esq., Capt. R. Inniskilling
Fusiliers, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dub., b. 1S73. lies. —
Joseph Albert Nelson Atkinson, Gentleman, Barrister-at-
Law, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dub., b. 1875. A'«.— Tudor House,
Glenageary, co. Dublm.
Ycungest son of Edward Atkinson, of Glenwilliam
Castle, and Emma Durbin (vide sujra) : —
Thomas Richard Durbin Atkinscn, Esq., I. P., D.L. co.
Limerick, High Sheriff 1888, b. 1863; vi. 1884, Sophie
Mary, d. tf Capt. Wilkinson, and has had issue — Eileen
Violet [tn. 19 15, Adm. Robert Gordon Douglas Dewar,
C.B.E., R.N.,anda'. 1924, leaving issue — Terence Gordon
Dewar, Gentleman, b. 1921]; Sybil Maud [/«. 1921, Major
John Percy Garnions Woriledge, O.B.E. , Roy. Corps of
Signals, and has issue — Wendy Sibyl]. Seats — Glenwilliam
Castle, Ballingarry. co. Limerick ; Skea House, Enniskillen,
CO. Fermanagh. Clubs — Boodle's, Kildare Street (Dublin).
ATKINSON of Cangort (U.O.). Or, an eagle displayed
with two heads azure, beaked and legged gules, in chief
a rose of the last seeded gold, between two martlets sable.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an eagle displayed with two heads azure, beaked
and legged gules. Motto — " Deo et regi fidelis."
Sons of Lieut. -Col. Guy Newcomen Atkinson of
Cangort, J. P., b. 1847; d. 1890; w. 1877, Frances
Elizabeth, oiily d. of Hon. Lawrence H. King-
Harman : —
Guy Montague Atkinson, Esq., D.S.O., Major K.R.R.C,
served S. Africa, and Great War, b. 1882 ; m. 1920, Hon.
Bertha Beatrice, d. of 5th Baron Wynford. Club —
Arm}- and Navy.
Gerald Newcomen Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1884.
Res.—
Yngr. son of Guy Atkinson, Esq., J. P., of Cangort ;
b. 1800 ; d. 1859 ; m. 1839, Annie Margaret, d. of
WilUam French, of Cangort Park (br. of ist Lord
Ashtown) : —
William Hem^? Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; vi.
1877, Anna, d. of L. Moore, of Cremorgan. Seat —
Cangort, Shinrone, King's Co.
Son of Henry Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1806 ; d.
; m. 1839, Elizabeth Jane, d. of Rev. William
Brownlow Savage, Rector of Shinrone : —
Charles Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1842. Res. —
Son of the late Richard Atkinson, of Gortmore,
b. 1818 ; d. 1871 ; m. 1840, Mary Jane Elizabeth,
d. of Capt. George R. Golding, of Lime Park.
CO Tyrone : —
Ven. Edward Dupre Atkinson, LL.B., Archdeacon of
Dromore, and Canon of Belfast, b. 1855 ; m. 1878,
Katherine Elisabeth, d. of Maj. -Gen. Edmund L' Estrange
of Kilcuniniin, King's Co. ; and has issue — (i) Richard
Guy Atkinson, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. R. Irish Rifles
(Mil.), b. 21 Aug. 1879; (2) Edward Arthur .Atkinson,
Gentleman, b. 1885; Dora Georgiana; Mary Kathleen;
and Emily Saida. Res. — The Vicarage, Rostrevor, co.
Down.
ATKINSON (H. Coll.). Per fesse or and argent, an
eagle displayed sable, on a chief arched gules, two frets of
the second. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle's leg erased and
erect proper, grasping a fret argent. MottO — " Virtute
atque animo." Z,z'zrr>— Dark drab, black facings.
Sons of late John Atkinson of Shanghai, formerly of
Low Wood, Newton-in-Cartmel, Lanes., by Ellen,
d. of John Burgeland Johnson : —
John Brenan Atkinson. Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1895,
Amelie Sophie, d. of John Youngs Gotild of Shanghai.
China ; and has issue — (i) Rupert Norman Gould Atkinson,
Gentleman, b. 1896; (2) Gerald Brenan Gould Atkinson.
Gentleman,^. 1900; and Joan Brenda le Fleming. Res. —
Shanghai, China.
ATKINSON of Valparaiso (H. Coll.). Argent, on a
chevron gules, between three boars' heads erased sable,
as many sickles of the field. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle, wings ex-
panded and inverted argent, beaked and membered gules,
holding in the dexter claw a sickle as in the arms.
Motto — " Deo et regi fidelis." Standard— Per fesst; gules
and vert. Badge — A sea-horse rampant or. Liveiy —
Light drab, with cellar and cuffs gules, silver buttons, the
badge thereon, silver hat-band, waistcoat gules, with silver
buttons.
Issue of John Atkinson, Gentleman, of Whitehaven,
CO. Cumberland, and Valparaiso, Republic Chili, b.
1821 ; d. 1896 ; »i 1857, Anacletia, eldest d. of Don
Marco Oses y Gonzalez of Talca, Republic Chili : —
John Charles Atkinson, Gentleman, M.D., CM. (Edin.),
Lie. Roy. Coll. Physicians and Surgs. (Edin.), &c. &c. ,
Fellow Roy. Soc. of Med. (Lond.) ; has several foreign deco-
rations, b. 1867. Ttnvn res. — Casilla 534, Valparaiso.
Country res. — Quinta Atkinson, Quilpu^. (T/ttiJ— English
Club (Valparaiso).
PVederick George Atkinson, Gentleman, Dental Surgeon
Roy. Coil. Surg, of Eng., Fellow Roy. Soc. Med. Lond.,
Deiital Surg. Univ. Chili ; has a foreign decoration,;^. 1873.
Res. — As above.
Henry Edward .Atkinson, Gentleman, Dental Surg.
Univ. Chili; has a foreign decoration, b. 1873. Res. — As
above.
Anita Isabella, tn. 1895, Frank Ernest Evans; and has
issue — Anita Victoria Margaret.
Juanita Serafina.
Elena Maria Harriet.
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ATKINSON of Morland (H. Coll., originally granted
; limitations extenied by grant 1914). Ermine, an
eagle with two heads displayed gules, in chief three mullets
sable, a canton of the last. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a roundel per fesse azure
and gules, charged with an eagle with two heads displayed
or. Motto — " True to the end."
Son of Rev. Francis Home Atkin-on of Morland Hall,
Westmorland, M.A. (Camb.), l>. 1840; d. 1901 ; m.
1869 ; Edith Mary, d. of Henry Vatcher of Rose-
mount, St. Heliers, Jersey : —
Lt.-Col. John Clayton Atkinson, late Norfolk Regt. .
b. 1877; m. 1912, Elizabeth G.venddolen, d. of late Cuthbert
A. Brereton of Meadow Bank, Twickenham, and Brinton
Hall, Norfolk; and has issue— Francis Cuthbert Atkinson,
Gentleman, b. 1912; Elizabeth Mary; an 1 Margaret
Constance. Res. — Knollside, Sheringham, Norfolk.
Sons of Capt. Alexander Henry Atkinson, late 55th
Regt., b. 1846; d. ; m. 1875, Amy Harriet, only
d. of Capt. F. Alexander, B.N.I. : —
Alexander Frederick Baring Atkinson, Gentleman, b.
1876.
Hu^h Caledon .Atkinson, Gentleman, b. i88i.
Reginald Gouldhawk Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1886.
Res.—
Sons of Edward Atkinson, b. 1850; d. 1900; m. 1878.
Margaret Isabel, d. of B. Barnett : —
Herbert Edward Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; vi. 191 1,
May, eldest d. of late Dr. Macartney of Liverpool. Res. —
George Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. —
Sons of George Dixon Atkinson-Clark, Esq., J. P. and
D.L. , Chairman of Qtr. Sess. for Northumberland,
High Sheriff 1883, B.\rrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn),
b. 1836; d. 19 21 ; m. 1874, Mary Caroline, d. of Hon.
Henry Amelias Coventry : —
Henry George Atkinson-Clark, Esq., J. P. North-
umberland, b. 1877 ; m. 1904. Rachel Cicely, d. of Sir
Th mas Charlton Meyrick, ist Bart., C.B., of Apley Castle,
Shropshire, and has issue — John Cecil Atkinson-Clark,
Gentleman, b. 1912 ; Cynthia Joan; and Ruby Enid.
Seats — Tickhill Castle, Tickhill, Yorks. ; Port-an-eilean,
Pitlochrie, c ). Perth. To^un res. — 60 Rutland Gate, S.W.7.
Clubs — Windham's, Wellington.
Henry Fox Atkinson-Clark, M.V.O., 0,B.E. , Maj. late
Scots Gds., b. 1883; 7n. 1909, Maud Florence Shirreff,
third d. of C. Shirreff B. Hilton, and has issue —William
Henry Atkinson-Clark, Gentleman, ^. 1910 ; Peter George
Atkins-^n-Clark, Gentleman, <^. 1914. Res. — AUtchroskie,
Enochdhu, Perthshire ; 48 Queen's Gate, S.W.7. Clubs —
Guards', Carlton.
Arthur Herbert Beauclerk Atkinson-Clark, Gentleman,
/'. 1892.
Sons of Rev. Thomas Atkinson-Clark, Rector of Whis-
ton, b. 1840 ; d. 1896; tn. 1871, Anne, d. of S. Isaac of
Worcester : —
Richard Bertram Atkinson-Clark, Gentleman, b. 1876.
Res.—
William Herbert Atkinson-Clark, Gentleman, h. 1877.
Res.—
Major George Bryan Atkinson, b. 1879. Res. — Ravens
Hill, Newent, Glos.
John Michael Atkinson-Clark, Gentleman, b. 1880.
Res.—
Herewald Thomas .-\tkinson-Clark, Gentleman, b. 1885.
Res.—
BUDDLE ATKINSON, Gentleman. Born May 20,
1841, being the only son of the late Robert Thomas Atkin-
son, by his wife Mary Burnet. Armorial bearings— Ar-
gent, an eagle displayed with two heads pean, between two
flaunches sable, each charged with a bugle-horn stringed of
the first, on a chief or, a pallet between two martlets gules,
the pallet charged with a rose of the first. Mantling sable
and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours,
an eagle displayed with two heads sable, gorged with a
bugle-horn stringed argent, in each claw a rose slipped
proper, seeded or. Motto— " Deo rigi fidelis." Married,
Oct. I, 1863, Clara, dau. of J. Francis Draper ; and has Issue
— (i) Frank Buddie Atkinson, Esq., J. P. Northumberland,
formerly sih Lancers, b. Sept. 4, 1866 \in. 1889, Clara, d.
of J. Drapar, of St. Heliers, Jersey, and has issue — i
-son; 4 daus. {C/?^iJ — Cavalry)] ; (2) Robert Hugh
Montgomery Buddie Atkinson, Gentleman, /'. Dec. 17,
1870, Midshipman R.N. ; Lilian Mary, d. in infancy;
Violet Florence Gwendoline; and Aline Clara Gertrude,
j'Pw.— Gallowhill Hall, Bolam, Northumberland.
CHARLES ATKINSON, Gentleman. Armorial bear-
ings — Ermine, on a fesse per pale gules and vert, three
fleurs-de-lys argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two
heads argent, charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lys
sable. Motto — "Est pii Deum et patriam deligere. "
Postal address —
THOMAS HENRY HOLLIS BRADFORD AT-
KINSON, Esquire, Major late Gren. Guards. Bom
i860, being the eldest son of the late Ralph Atkinson,
Esq., of Angerton, Northumberland, Lieut. -Col. (retired)
Grenadier Guards (who assumed the name of Atkin-
son in lieu of Bradford in 1872, on succeeding his
brother), by his wife Amy Emily Sarah, dau. of the late
Lieut. -Col. Hugh Fitzroy, Grenadier Guards. Armorial
bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a fesse double
cottised gules, between three pheons azure, a lion passant
between two roses argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed
a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules and
argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on
a mount, between two roses stalked and leaved proper, a
pheon azure; with the Motto, " Crede Deo." Res. — 13
Little Grosvenor Street, W. i. Clubs — Guards', Turf.
ATTREE. Party per chevron or and vert, in chief two
oak-trees eradicated proper, and in base a cinquefoil of
the first. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a
mount, an oak-tree, and in front thereof a serpent nowed,
all proper. Motto— " Sperate futurum." Z-zVery- Dark
green, with yellow facings.
Sons of Rev. Francis Town Attree, Clerk in Holy
Orders, B. A. , sometime Incumbent of Middleton-by-
Wirksvvorth, co. Derby, by Mary his wife, d. of John
Harding of Lastingham, co. York, sister and co-h. to
her brother, Thomas Harding: —
Frederick William Town Attree, Esq., Brevet-Col. late
Royal Engineers, F.S.A. ; served in the Afghan War 1879,
and at Suakim in the year 1886, b. 1853 ; w. 1887, his
cousin Frances Elizabeth Mary Wakeford, only surv. d.
and heiressof Richard Wakeford Attree of Clomendy House,
Corwen, co. Merioneth ; and has issue — Francis William
Wakeford Town Attree, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Lorna
May Wakeford Town. Post. add. — Farnham, Surrey.
Alfred Augustus Town Attree, Gentleman, 1^. 1857.
ROSAMUND CARLESS ATTWOOD, only child and
heir of the late George Reginald Attwood, Gentleman,
of Glaslvn Court (d. 1901), by his wife Constance Marion,
dau. of Rev. WiUiam Harper Brandreth, M.A. , Rector of
Standish, Lanes., Hon. Canon of Manchester, and Rural
Dean of Leyland. Armorial bearings— On a lozenge,
quarterly, i and 6, gules, a cross indented, in the
first and fourth quarters a lion rampant argent, and
in the second and third a swan close, also argent,
beaked or ; 2. per pale argent and gules, a chevron
vair6 between three quatrefoils, in the centre chief point a
fleur-de-lys, all counterchanged (for Adams of Cakemore
House, CO. Worcester) ; 3. or, on a mount in base an oak-
tree proper, over all a fesse gules, thereon three cinquefoils
of the field, in the dexter canton two annulets interlaced
in pale sable (for Carless of Birmingham); 4, or, three
bendlets vert, between two cinquefoils. gules (for Tomkys,
of Bilston, Staffs. ) ; 5. azure, three garbs or, within a bordure
engrailed argent, on a chief of the second a talbot passant
sable (for Pratchettof Bilston and of Ollerton, Salop). Livery
Claret and silver. Seat — Glaslyn Court, Crickhowell, co.
Brecon.
THOMAS ARTHUR CARLESS ATTWOOD. Gen-
tleman, M.A. (Oxon.), F.S.A. Born 1863, being the only
child of the late Thomas Aurelius Attwood ((/. 1864) of
Birmingham and Lincoln's Inn, Banker, Barr.-at-Law, by
his wife Mary, eldest dau. of Joseph Smallwood of Castle
Bromwich ; succeeded, on the death (1901) of his cousin
George Reginald Attwood of Glaslyn Court, to the male
representation of the family of Attwood, late of Hawne
House, Corngfreaves Hall, and the Leasowes, near Hales-
owen. CO. Worcs. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and
6, gules, a cross indented, in the first and fourth quarters
a lion rampant argent, and in the second and third a
swan close, .tIso argent, beaked or ; 2. per pale argent
and gules, a chevron vair6 between three quatrefoils,
in the centre chief point a fleur-de-lys, all counter-
changed (for Adams of Cakemore House, co. Worcester) ;
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3. or, on a mount in base an oak-tree proper, over all a
fesse gules, thereon three cinquefoils of the field, in the
dexier canton two annulets interlaced in pale sable (lor
Carless of Birmingham) ; 4. or, three bendlets vert,
between two cinquefoils gules (for Tomkys, of Bilston,
Staffs.); 5. azure, three garbs or, withm a bordure en-
grailed a:gent, on a chief of the second, a talbot passant
sable (for Fratchett, of Ollerton, Salop). Mantling gules
and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front
of an oak-tree proper, a demi-swan with wings elevated
argent. Motto — " Possunt quia posse videntur," or " Vou-
loir pouvoir. " Livery — Claret and silver. Married, i8g2,
Hon. Hilda Evelyn (whicli mar. was declared void 1902!,
(lau. of the 6th Viscount Harberton. .S'<ra/.f— Sion Hill,
Wolverley, Worcs. ; St. George's Hill, Bathampton,
Somerset.
AUBERTIN (arms of foreign origin, c. 17th cent., regd.
H. Coll., England, 28 March 1838; the family were
Huguenot refugees.) Azure, on a fesse or, between three
plates in chief and a cross moline in base argent, an eagle
displayed sable. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon a
wreath of the colours, tu o banners of the arms in saltire.
Motto — " Esto fidelis."
Sons of Lt.-Col. Peter Aubertin, late Queen's Bays,
J. P. Hants. ,i^. 1846; m. ist, 1877, Emma Louisa \d.
1887), d. of Gen. Sir J. B. Spurgin, K.C.B., C.S.I. ;
2nd, 1888, Sybil Maud Marie, d. of E. Huntley Hooper
and Lady Maud Stuart, d. of 4th Earl of Castle-
.■^tuart :^
John Vansomer Aubertin, Gentleman, b. 1881. Seat —
The Weir House, Alresford, Hants.
Henry Perin Aubertin, Gentleman, b. 1888.
AUCKLAND, see EDEN.
AUDEN (H. Coll.). Argent, on a cross gules, a lion
passant or, between four increscents of the field. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
caduceus in bend sinister, surmounted by a scimitar in
bend dexter, all proper, pommelled and hiked or. Motto
— " Cresco et spero."
Sons of Rev. John Auden. Vicar of Horninglow, M.A.
(Camb.), b. 1831; d. 1876; m. 1859, Sarah Eliza (d.
1925), d. of William Hopkins of Dunstall, Staffs. : —
Rev. John Ernest Auden, M.A. (Oxon.), F.R.HistS.,
b. i860 ; m. 1886, Margaret Anne, d. of late John Han-
bury Twigg of Weeping Cross, co. Staffs. ; and has issue —
Alice Margaret ; and Joyce Mary. Res. — Albrighton,
nr. Wolverhampton.
Thomas Edward Auden, Gentleman, iJ. 1865; m. 1892,
Emma Jane, d. of late Thomas Webster Lorimer of Aber-
geldie and Belhie, N.B. ; and has issue — (i) Maj. John
Lorimer Auden. M.C., b. 1894 [w. 1922, Joan Constance,
d. of Glendinning Moxham, ofSketty, Glamorgan, and has
issue — John Anthony Lorimer Auden, Gentleman, b. 1926] ;
(2) Edward Humphry Auden, (Gentleman, b. 1897 [tn.
1923, Isabel Doreen, d. of Percy B. Wils' n, of Ceaar-
hurst, Sault Saint Marie, Canada, and has issue — Edward
Derek Auden, Gentleman, b. 1924]; and Phyllis Marv.
Res. — Danesgate. Repton, co. Derby.
Rev. Alfred Millington Auden, M.A. (Camb.), Vicar
of Church Broughton, b. 1866; m. 1895, Edith Eliza-
beth, d. of Rev. A. Jenkins of Galashiels; and has
issue — Alfred John Auden, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; Ruth ; and
Rachel. Res. — The Vicarage, Church Broughton, Derby.
Frederick Lewis Auden, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res. —
George Augustus Auden, Gentleman, M.A. and M.D.
(Camb.), Phil. D. (Birm.), F.R.C.P. (Lond.), F.S.A.,
School Medical Officer Birmingham Education Committee,
b. 1872 ; m. 1899, Constance Rosalie, d. of late Rev. R. H.
Bicknell, M.A. (Camb. ), Vicar of Wroxham, Norfolk; and
has issue — George Bernard Auden, Gentleman, b. 1900;
(2) John Bicknell Auden, Gentleman, b. 1903; (3) Wystan
Hugh Auden, Gentleman, b. 1907. Res. — Lordswood
Road, Harborne, co. Warwick.
Harold Allden Auden, Gentleman, D.Sc. (Tubingen),
M.Sc. (Victoria Univ.), b. 1874. Res. — Banstead,
Surrey.
Sons of Rev. William Auden, M.A., Vicar of Church
Broughton. b. 1834; d. 1904; m. 1861, Mary Jane
[d. 1916*, d. of William Hopkins of Dunstall : —
Arnold William Montfort Auden, Gentleman, B.A.
(Camb.), M.B. (Edin.),-^. 1863. AVj.— Leigh, Lanes.
Bertram Auden, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1871 ;
»i. 1905, Ellen Frances Sarah, d. of late William Mansell
Lupton of Hastings ; and has issue — Ellen Mary ; and
Margaret Joan. A'«.— Greenacres, Cheltenham.
Rev. Walter Douglas .Auden, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1874.
m. 1926, Eileen, d. of J. Crossland, of Starbolton. Res. —
Kettlewell Vicarage, Skipton-in-Cravcn.
Issue of Rev. Thomas Auden, Rural Dean of Condovcr,
Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Lichfield,
M.A. (Camb.), F.S.A., b. 1836; d. 1920; m. 1861,
Anne (d. 1905), d. of William Hopkins of Dunstall,
Staffs. : —
Arthur Charles Auden, Gentleman, M.Inst.C.E. and
Inst.M.E., b. 1863; m. 1900, Frances Mary, d. of late
rhomas Bromley of Little Shrawardine, Salop. Res. —
40 Holmdene .Avenue, Heme Hill, S.E.
Henry William Auden, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.),
Professor of Classics, Western Univ., London, Ontario, b.
1867 ; m. 1896, Rhoda Constance Mary, d. of late Rev. F.
W. Kittermaster, M.A., Vicar of Bayston Hill, co. Salop ;
and has issue — Marcus Frederick Auden, Gentleman, b.
1905 ; Doris Margaret ; and Gwynedd Helen Catharine.
Res.— 2:^6 St. George Street, London, Ontario.
FrancisThomas Auden, Gentleman, M.D., CM. (Edin.),
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served in S. African War (medal and clasp), b. 1869; m.
1894, Henrietta Maria Louisa, d. of late Hon. Charles
William Hutton, M.L.C., of Rondeboich, Cape Colony;
and has issue — Marjorie Henrietta Stockenstrom [m. 1922,
Turner Newham ; and has issue]. Res. — Watterkloof,
Pretoria.
Rev. Eustace George Auden, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector
of Great Sutton, Cheshire, b. 1872 ; m. 1899, Emmie, d. of
late W. Carrick of Scotby, Carlisle ; and has issue — Dorothy
Lucy Allden.
Henrietta Mary, F. R.Hist.S. Res. — Ch urch Stretton,
Shropshire.
Mabel Broughton , m. 1901, Rev. J. W. Lee, M.A.
Res. — Holbache Road, Oswestry.
AUSTEN-CARTMELL (R.L. , 25 Feb. 1889, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, per pale nebuly gules and vert, a lion
rampant or, gutt^e-de-sang, holding between the forepaws
a tent argent (Cartmell, H. Coll., 1886); 2 and 3, or, a
chevron engrailed between two liens' gambs erect and
erased in chief and a stag's head cabosheU in base, all gules
(Austen). Mantling- gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath
of the colours, a lion rampant per fesse nebuly vert and
gules, gutt^e-d'or, and resting the forepaws on a tent or
(Cartmell) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of the
battlements of a tower proper, thereon a stag sejant argent,
attired and resting the dexter forefoot upon a quatrefoil or,
a lion's gamb erased fessewise gules (Austen) Motto —
" Immerfrey." Livery — Green, v\ith silver buttons.
Sons of James Austen-Cartmell, Gentleman, M.A.
(Camb. ), Barr.-at-Law, b. 1862; d. ; w. 1886, Mary
Affleck (d. 1906), d. of late William Henry Peacock of
Greaiford Hall, Stamford ;^
Arthur James Austen-Cartmell, Gentleman, b. 1893.
Geoffrie Hugh Austen-Cartmell, Gentleman, b. 1895.
AUSTEN-LEIGH (R.L., 6 Jan. 1837, H. Coll.). Gules,
a cross engrailed argent, in the dexter chief point a lozenge
of the second (Leigh). Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a unicorn's head couped or.
Sons of Cholmeley Austen- Leigh, Gentleman, M.A.,
Barr.-at-Law, b. 1829 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1864, Melesina Mary,
d. of Most Rev. Dr. Trench. Archbishop of Dublin : —
Edward Chenevix Austen-Leigh, Gentleman, b. 1865;
tn. 1904, Edith Galfrida, d. of the Hon. Leopold and Lady
Mary Fox Powys and widow of Capt. Charles Mulville.
Res. — Frog Firle, Alfriston, Sussex.
Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; m.
1906, Vera Mercedes (</. 1927), d. of Arthur Trench of
Dublin. A'«.— 74 Campden Hill Road, W.8.
^ AUSTIN of R jundwood, Micheldever, Hams. ( H.Coll.).
Gules, a lamb statant argent, between thiee crowns
palisado or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a tower, a paschal
lamb proper. Motto — " Auspice numine." Livery — Blue.
Son of Selwyn Percy Austin, Esq., of Roundwood,
Micheldever, B.A. (Camb.), J.P Durham, b. 1872 ;
</.i922; III. 1899, Maud, d. of the Hon. Mr. Justice
Grantham, Judge of the High Court, K.B.D. : —
Clive Grantham Austin, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. Horse
Artillery, b. 1900 ; m. 1927, Lilian Mary Theodora, d. of
the late Brig.-Gen. the Hon. Osbert Lumley. Seat—
Roundwood, Micheldever, Hants. Club — Travellers'.
AUSTIN (H. Coll., 1894). Gules, eight mullets, three,
three and two, argent, a bordure dovetailed or, charged with
four thistles leaved and slipped proper. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter
arm embowed in fesse, couped at the shoulder, vested or,
the cuff indented ermine, the hand proper, holding a cross
botonny fitch^e gules, resting on the arm a mullet of the last.
Motto — " Trust in God, and He will give strength."
Sons of Sir John Austin, ist Bart., J. P., M.P., b. 1824;
d. 1906; 7n. 1866, Agnes, d. of Samuel Standidge
Byron of West Ay ton, Yorks. : —
Sir William Michael Bvron Austin, 2nd Bart. (16 July
1894), J.P. West Rdg. Yorks,, b. 1871 ; m. 1896, Violet
Irene, d. of Alexander Fraser of Westerfield House, nr.
Ipswich: and has issue — (i) lohn Bvron Fraser Austin,
Esq., Lieut. 7th Hussars, b. 1897; (2) William Ronald
Austin, Esq., b. iqoo [m. 1926, Dorothie Mary, d. of the
late L. Bidewell, F.R.C,S. , and has issue— Michael Tres-
cowan Au-itin, Gentleman, b. 1927] ; Marjorie Irene Gwen-
doline [m. 1924, Leslie L. de St. Croix, M.B.E. , Capt.
late R.A.S.C.]; Violet Cecily; and Muriel Agnes Jane.
Res. — Trewince, Port Navas, Falmouth, Yorks. Club —
Hurlingham.
John Standish Thomas Joseph Austin, Esq., J.P. Yorks.,
M.A. (Camb.), b. 1875; tn. 1908, Gv/endolyne Aubrey
Beverley, d. of Capt. Beverley Robinson ; and has issue —
John Standish Beverley Austin, Gentleman, b. 1909 ; Aubrey
Mary; and lanetta Agnes Gwendolyne. A'w. — Wrelton
Hall, Pickering, Yorks. Club—\oTVs.
Joseph Edward Austin, Esq., b. 1881 ; m. 1914, Katherine
Matilda, d. of the late John Ryan, F.R.C.S.I., of Castle-
connell, co. Limerick; and has issue — (i) Edward John
Byron Austin, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; (2) John Patrick Stand-
idge Austin, Gentleman, b. 1922 ; (3) Richard Joseph Byron
Austin, Gentleman, b. 1926 ; and Joan Agnes Mary. Res.
— Gardenhill House, Castleconnell, co. Limerick.
AUSTIN (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron sable
between three crosses botonee gules, as many rams'
heads caboshed of the first. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped
sable, maned and between two wings erect argent, holding
a passion-cross gules in the mouth. Motto — " Veritas
et honestas." By endorsement of the original patent
the following alteration of the arms was granted (H. Coll.,
22 March 1914) : Sable, on a chevron between three
trowels argent, as many crosses botonee gules.
Sons of the late Arthur Austin, Gentleman, of West
End, Little Shelford, co. Cambridge, b. 1829 ;
d. 1908 ; m. i860, Harriet, d. of Thomas Robinson,
Gentleman, of Over, co. Cambridge : —
Lennox Austin, Gentleman, b. 1866. Res. — Johannes-
burg, S. Africa.
Rev. Stanley Austin, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A.
(Cantab.), Vicar of Wood Ditton, Newmarket ; served
in European War as Lieut. S.R., R.F.A., b. 1882. Res.
— Wood Ditton Vicarage, Newmarket.
Granville Crosby Austin, Gentleman [Arms as above,
quartering Robinson (H. Coll., April 7, 1924). Azure,
a cross or, in the first quarter a robin proper, and in
the fourth a sun in splendour of the second. Badge —
An ancient galley, flags flying to the sinister, and sus-
pended from the main mast a banner or, charged with a
cross botonee gules], b. 1874 ; m. 1912, Fanny, d. of
Joseph Fordham, Gentleman. Res. — Little Shelford.
AVEBURY, see LUBBOCK.
AWDRY. Argent, on a bend azure, cotlised sable,
between tuo crescents of the second, a crescent between
two cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head erased
azure, gorged with a coll.ir gemel argent, a cinquefoil
between two crescents fessewise or. Motto — "Nil sine
Deo."
Rev. Vere Awdry, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. 1854, m. ist,
1887, Margaret Emily (d. 1889), d. of F. Man of Becken-
ham ; and had issue — Hildred Margaret Vere, b. 1889, d.
1891 ; 2nd, 1891, Mary Louisa, d. of Edward D. Man of
St. Leonards ; and has had issue — Carol Edward Vere
Awdry, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and Bridget Hildred Vere, b.
1892 ; d. 1900 ; 3rd, 1909, Lucy Louisa, eldest d. of
Perceval Bury of Winchester ; and by her has issue —
Wilbert Vere Awdry, Gentleman, b. 1911. Res. — Journey's
End, Box, Wilts.
AYKROYD (H. Coll.). Azure, on a chevron ermine
between three stags' heads erased or as many crosses
patonce sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's head erased
proper, gorged with a wrreath of oak also proper, two
crosses as in the arms. Motto — " In veritate victoria."
Badge — An oak-tree eradicated and fructed proper,
enfiled with a coronet composed of five crosses patonce
set upon a rim or.
Son of Aykroyd, of , b. ;
m. : —
William Edward Aykroyd, Esq., J. P., 6. . Res. —
Ashdown, Apperley Bridge, Yorks.
AYKROYD of Cliffe Hill (H. Coll.). Azure, on a
chevron ermine between three stags' heads erased or, as
many crosses couped sable. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's
head erased, gorged with a chaplet of oak proper, two
crosses couped sable. Badge (Nov. 6, 1913) — An oak-tree
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posed of five crosses set upon a rim or. Motto—" In
veritate victoria."
Son of Alfred Aykroyd of O.ikwood, Manninghani,
CO. York, fi. 1841 ; d. 1S90; m. 1862, Ellen, d. of Henry
Milnes of Nearcliffe, Bradford : —
Sir William Henry Aykroyd, ist Bart. (16 lune 1920),
.1.1'. and (1926) High Sheriff of VV.R. Yorks. , d. 1865; m.
1890, Emma Louisa, d. of l'>.ra W'augh Hammond of
Hortoii I Iall,co.Yorks. and has issue — i) Alfred H.immond
Aykroyd, Esq., Maj. late R.F.A., fi. 1894 [m. 1919, Sylvia,
d. of the late Frank Walker, of Huddersfield, and widow
of l^t.-Col. F. N. Thome, and has issue — William Miles
Aykroyd, Esq., />. 1923; and Ann Prudence (A'f.t. —
Hargreave Head, Northowram, Halifax)]; (2) Harold
Hammond Aykroyd, Esq., M.C., Maj. 4th Batt. Duke of
Wellington's Regt. ,<?. 1896 [m. 1926, .\ina Marguerite, d.
of th:: late Edward Hulse, Esq., O.B.E., J. P.] ; (3) George
Hammond .Aykroyd, i. 1900 [;«. Margaret, d. of Frederick
.Alfred Aykroyd, of Birstwith Hall, Yorks., and has issue-
Patricia Jean {/fes. — Toothill Hall, Brighouse)] ; and Mary
Hammond. /?«. — Grantley Hall, nr. Ripon.
HENRY AYLESBURY WALKER AYLESBURY,
Gentleman. Born Nov. 4, 1856, being the only son of
VIRTUTIS AMORe fl
the late John Henry Walker (who assumed by Royal
Licence the name and arms of -Aylesbury on succeeding
to the Packwood estates, by the will of his cousin Wilson
Aylesbury), by his wife Georgina Horsman. Armorial
bearings— Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a cross azure ; 2 and
3, azure, a chevron argent, sem^e of goutes of the field be-
tween thr^e escutcheons of the second, each charged with
a crescent of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crests
— I. on a wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree
eradicated proper, a dragon's head erased or, gorged with
a collar gemel azure ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a
mount vert, a crescent azure, within a chain in orle or.
Motto — " Virtutis amore." Seai — Aylesbury House, Pack-
wood, CO. Warwick. /Residence — Taipeng, Perak, Straits
Settlements.
AYLESFORD, see FINCH.
AYLMER, see HENDRICK-AYLMER.
AYLMER of Lyons and Courtown (U.O., Gt. 1597 in
lieu of arms granted 1555). Argent, a cross sable, between
four Cornish choughs proper. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest— Out of a ducal coronet a Cornibh chough rising, all
proper. Motto — " Hallelujah."
Sons of Aylmer of Lyons : —
Gerald Joseph Aylmer, Gentleman. lies. —
Reginald A. Aylmer, Esq., Major (ret.), Mil. Clud—
United Sports.
Son of Major John Algernon Aylmer of Courtown,
4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, J. P. and D.L. co.
Kildare, d. 1853 ; d. 1924 ; m. 1886, Blanche (d. 1895),
third d. of late John Eveleigh Wyndham of Clearwell
Court, CO. Gloucs. , by his wife Elizabeth, d. of Col.
Fitzgerald of Turlo Park, co. Mayo: —
John Wyndham Aylmer, Esq., M.C., Maj' r 4th (R.I.)
Dragoon Guards, served Great War (desp. twice), 6. 1889 ;
m. 1918, Edith Margaret, 3rd d. of Wilfrid Loder, of
Handcross, Sussex ; and has issue — Michael Eustace
Aylmer, Gentleman, b. 1919 ; John Anthony Aylmer,
Gentleman, b. 1925 ; and Blanche Wyndham. Estates —
Courtown, Ballycahn, and Grange. Fosi. add.— Courtown,
Kilcock, CO. Kildare. Clu/'s — White's, Cavalry, Kildare
Street (Dublin).
Son of Michael Aylmer, Esq., of Courtown, J. P., 6.
1831 ; d. 1885 ; rn. 1853, Charlotte, d. of Hans Hen-
drick of Kerdiffstown : —
Algernon Ambrose Michael Aylmer, Gentleman, B.A.
(Trin. Coll., Dub.), ^. 1857 ; m. 1886, Frances Sophia, d. of
Meade Caulfeild Dennis of Fortgranite, co. Wicklow ; and
has issue — (i) Richard Michael Aylmer, Gentleman, d.
1887; and Theodora Margaret. Seat — Ralhmore and
Kerdiffstown, Sallins, co. Kildare. C/ui — Kildare Street
(Dublin).
Sons of The Rt. Hon. Sir Mathew Aylmer, 8th Baron
Aylmer, (5. 1842; d. 1923; m. 1875, Amy Gertrude,
d. of Hon. John Young of Montreal : —
Right Hon. Sir John Frederick Whitworth Aylmer, 9th
Baron Aylmer of Balrath, co. Meath (Irel. , i May 1718),
i2th Bart. (Irel., 1662), d. 1880 {Arms as above, the shield
charged with the inescutcheon of Ulster. MottO —
"Steady." Supporters— Two sailors {tern/:. George I.)
proper, habited azure, the dexter holding a cross-staff, the
Queen's Bay,
1883 ; m. 1924,
of Swanington,
1900;
smister a lead-line, all proper]. Jies.
Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada.
Hon. Kenneth Athalmar Aylmer, fi.
Eleanor, d. of the late John Rogers,
Norfolk.
Hon. Basil Udolphus Aylmer, d. 1886 ; m. and has issue
— 2 sons. /?es. —
Sons of Hon. Henry Aylmer, i. 1816 ;
1846 ; Eliza, d. of Henry Atkins :—
John Athalmar Aylmer, Esq., M.E.I. C, (^. 1847; ;/;. 1883,
Mary Christine, d. of Judge Pringle of Ontario ; and has
issue — Edith Christine [m. 1910, L. F. Cross, of Amherst,
N jva Scotia] ; Mary Dorothy [m. 1919, Eric McUougall of
Toronto] ; and Muriel Esm^e [m. 1921, George Morrison,
of .Amherst, Nova Scotia]. J?es. — Peterborough, Ontario.
Club — Albany (Toronto).
Henry Brooke Aylmer, Esq., C.E., late Capt. Canadian
Mil., d. 1853; m. 1901, Amelia Bertha Coates. /?es. —
Sons of late Henry Lovell Aylmer, Gentleman, (5. 1848;
d. 1882; m. 1872, his cousin Hon. Isabella Aylmer, d.
of Udolphus, 7th Lord Aylmer: —
Arthur Lovell Aylmer, Gentleman, d. 1873 '• '"■ ^900,
Ghetta, d. of Col. Sweeney ; and has issue — Hugh Yates
Aylmer, Gentleman, d. 1907. 7?^.— 515, 9th Avenue, S. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Henry Udolphus Paget Aylmer, Gentleman, i. 1876;
m. 1912, Annie Hall {d. 1916), third d. of the late J J. Shil-
lington of Strandtown, Belfast. J^es. — Montreal.
Sons of Frederick Arthur Aylmer, Esq., Lieut. -Col.
and Bt.-Col. late R. A., fi. 1849 ; ;/. 1918 ; m. 1890,
Constance Isabella {d. 1923), d. of C. W. Grenfell of
Taplow Court, Bucks. : —
Christopher Aylmer, Lieut. Wilts. Regt., i. 1890; w.
1922, Majorie Marianne, d. of P. E. Barber of Sheffield,
and has issue : — Michael Anthony Aylmer, Gentleman, 6.
1923. ^es. — Underbank Hall. Stocksbridge, Yorks.
Edward Arthur Aylmer, D.S.C., Lieut. -Comd. R. N.,i*.
1892; m. 1925, Glwadys Phoebe, d. of the late David
Evans, of Brecon, and has issue :— Gerald Edward Aylmer,
Gentleman, 6. 1926.
Henry Gerald Aylmer, Gentleman, d. 1896; m. 1927,
Nancy, d. of Drake Hollick, of Harlow, Essex. /\^es. —
Claud Aylmer, Gentleman, Lieut. R.G.A.,^. 1900.
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Sons of Capt. Fenton John Aylmer (eld. s. of nth
Bart.), 6. 1835; J. 1862; m. 1857, Isabella Eleanor
(d. 1908), eld. d. of George Darling (h. and
successor to his uncle, Matthew Culley), of Fowberry
Tower, Northumberland : —
Sir Arthur Percy FitzGerald Aylmer of Donadea, 12th
Bart. (Irel. 25 Jan. 1621), fi. 1858; m. ist, 1878, Annie (d.
1884), d. of John Sanger; 2nd, 1885, Anne, d. of J.
Douglas Reid of New York (which m. was dissolved 1886).
Res.—
Sir Fenton John Aylmer, Esq., V.C, K.C.B., Lieut-
Gen, late R.E., Col. Comdg. R.E. 1922, served in Burmah
1886-7 (desp., medal and clasp), with Hazara Field
Force 1891 (desp. and clasp), Hunza-Nagar Exped. 1891-2
(desp., clasps, and V.C), Isazai Field Force 1892, and in
Chitral 1895 (desp., medal, and clasp, &c.), 6. 1862; tn.
19T3 Elsie Julie, d. of the late F. Oppermann, of Hanover,
and widow of Sir Herbert Hope Risley, K.C.I.E. Clui —
Naval and Military.
Sons of John Evans Freke Aylmer, Esq., late Capt.
S4th Regt., M.P. for Maidstone 1880-85, ^- 1838; d.
1907; m. 1861, Frances Margarita {d. 1920), d. of
James Thomson, Hanseatic Consul at Gibraltar : —
Gerald Arthur Evans Freke Aylmer, Gentleman,/'. 1869;
m. 1898, Mabel Howard, d. of Hon. J. K. Ward, M.L.C.,
Prov. Quebec; and has issue — Fenton Gerald Aylmer,
Gentleman, fi. 1901 ; and Margaret Lydia. J?es. — Dona-
dea, S3 Forden Avenue, Westmount, Montreal.
Henry Evans Freke Aylmer, Esq., C.B. E. , Capt. R.N.
(ret.), *. 1878 ; w. 1910, EdithWinifred, d. of Col. Sir Francis
Duck, K.C.B. ; and has issue— (i) John Francis Aylmer,
Gentleman, d. 1910 ; (2) Michael Arthur Aylnjer, Gentle-
man, l>. 1913 ; and Amy Geraldine.
Son of Justin John Aylmer, Esq., R.N. , New Zealand,
6. 1831 ; m. 2nd, 1869, Susan Anne Ccckerill, d. of
Samuel Beswick : —
Justin Arthur Aylmer, Gentleman, d. 1870; w. 1895,
Annie Laura, d. of T. H. Harper. /?es. —
Son of William Henry Aylmer, fi. 1833; d. 1882; m.
1st, 1861, Henrietta, d: of Dr. Martin: —
Percy Ayliner, Gentleman, i. 186-. J?es —
Sons of John Harrison Aylmer, Esq., of Walworth
Castle, J. P., D.L., 6. 1812; d. 1868; m. 1849, Rosanna
Louisa {d. 1868), d. of Vice-Adm. Sir Joshua Coghill,
Bart. :—
Gerald Percy Vivian Aylmer, Esq., of Walworth, J. P. and
D.L. CO. Durham (High Sheriff 1887) [Livery— While and
silver], 6. 1856. Estate and post. add. — Walworth Castle,
Darlington ; and Red House, Castle Townshend. Clubs —
Carlti n. Bachelors'.
Edmund Kendal Grimston Aylmer, Esq., C.B. (1902),
Col. 19th Hussars, /'. 1859. Club — Naval and Military.
CAROLINE MARIA AYLMER, Spinster, eldest and
only surviving child of the late Sir Gerald George Aylmer,
9th Baronet, Justice of the Peace, by his wife Alicia Hester
Caroline, fourth daughter of Richard Conway Dobbs of
Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings are, upon
a lozenge: Argent, a cross sable between four Cornish
choughs proper. Livery — (Dress) white coats and vest piped
black, black breeches and stockings, silver buttons; (undress)
black, silver buttons. Estate — Settled estate of Donadea
in CO. Kildare, inherited at the death of only brother. Sir
Justin Gerald Aylmer, nth Baronet. Postal address —
Donadea Castle, co. Kildare, Ireland. Clubs — Alexandra,
Sesame.
AYLWARD, see TOLER-AYLWARD.
AYLWEN of East Grinstead. (H.ColL). Sable, on a
pale between two lions combatant or, a cross of the field .
Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an eagle displayed sable, gorged with a wreath
of laurel and charged on each wing with a sun in splen-
dour or. Badge — Within a chaplet of laurel or, two wings
conjoined in lure azure. Motto — " Roy, foy, ley."
Livery — Black and gold.
Only son of Arthur Aylwen, of London, 6. 1849 ;
d. 1898 ; m. 1^77, Elizabeth, d. of Henry King, of
Ipswich : —
George Aylwen, Esq., Maj. (ret.) Royal Fusiliers,
served S. Africa (1900-02) and European War (1914-18), a
Member of the Court of Worshipful Company of Merchant
Taylors, b. 1880 ; m. 1905, Edith, d. of George Hill ;
and has issue — Marjorie Edith Georgina ; and Margaret
Aylwen. Seat — Millfield, East Grinstead, Sussex.
Clubs — Junior Carlton, Gresham.
AYNSLEY, see MURRAY-AYNSLEY.
AYTOUN, see SINCLAIR-AYTOUN.
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BABINGTON of Cossington (H. Coll.). Argent, ten
torteaux, four, three, two, and one ; in chief a label of three
points azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a dragon's head between two dragons'
wings gules. Motto— " Foy est tout." Badge — A baboon,
collared and chained.
Son of Tnomas Gisborne Babington, M.A. , J. P., b.
1788; d. 1871 ; m. 2nd, 1841, Augusta Theresa, d. of
Francis Gerard Vecqueray : —
Rev. John Albert Babington, M.A. , b. 1843; m. 1876,
Emily Elizabeth, d. of Rev. William Ciardner, Vicar of
Orpington, Kent; and has had issue — (i) Percy Lancelot
Babington, Gentleman, B.A., LL.B., b. 1877 ; (2) Humfrey
Temple Babington, Gentleman, Australian Imp. Force,
b. 1884 ; d. 1917; and Margaret Agnes. Nes. — The Pre-
cincts, Canterbury, Kent ; Cossington, Leicestershire.
Sons of I homas Henry Babington, Esq., J. P., of
Eastham, Cheshire, b. 1833; d. 1907; tn. 1859, Clara
(rf. 1889), d. of John K. Gilliat of Fernhill, Berks. :—
Thomas Matthew Babington, Gentleman, b. 1862.
Post, add.—'' Daily Post Office," St. Mark's Road, Banga-
lore, India.
Rev. Henry Gilliat Babington, M.A. (Camb.), Vicar of
Bosley, Macclesfield, b. 1867. Res. — Bo?ley Vicarage,
Macclesfield.
John Gilliat Babington. Gentleman, h. 1870. Res. —
Glenmoriston Cottage, Eastham, Cheshire.
BACCHUS (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and or, on a
bend nebuly gules, between two ostrich feathers erect sable,
three eagles displayed of the second. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of
a rock proper, thereon an eagle displayed or, an eagle's
leg fessewise, erased at the thigh also or. Motto — " Aquila
non captat muscam."
Son of George Henry Bacchus, Esq., late Capt. of
Permanent Artillery, N. S. Wales, by his wife Mary
Constance Annie, dau. of Rev. Dr. John Woolley,
D.C.L., President of the University of Sydney : —
George Reginald Bacchus, Gentleman, b. 1873.
Sons of William Ernest Bacchus, Esq., J. P. for co.
Warwick, b. 1846 ; d. ; m. Ethel, d. of Rev. John
Oldham, Vicar of Ottershaw, Surrey :—
John Basil Rowland Bacchus, Gentleman, b. 1874.
Henry Ernest Oldham Bacchus, Gentleman, b. 1879.
William Herbert Ogden Bacchus, Gentleman, b. 1885.
Son of William Bacchus of Edgbaston, by his wife
Emma, dau. of Robert Saunders of Remenham Lodge,
Henley-on-Thames : —
Robert Sidney Bacchus, Esq., Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. Suffolk
Regt., b. 1855; m. 1880, Jesse Norah, d. of Gilliat Hat-
feild of Morden Hall, Surrey; and has issue — (i) Julian
Bacchus, Gentleman, b. 1881, Lieut. 2nd Batt. Liecester-
shire Regt. ; (2) Roy Bacchus, Esq., D.S.O., Comdr. (ret.)
R.N. {Re;. — I Tynemouth Place, Tynemouth, Northum-
berland), b. 1883 [ot. igig, Gertrude, d. of Fienburg].
5<?a/— Little Winters, Uplyme, Devon.
Son of Henry Bacchus, B.A., of Cote House, Stafford,
and the Manor House, Lillington, co. Warwick, by his
wife Isabella, dau. of Rev. James Gumming, Rector of
North Runcton, Norfolk : —
Rev. Francis Joseph Bacchus, B.A., Member of the
Oratory of St. Philip Neri, Birmingham, b. i860. Postal
address — Birmingham [Oratory, Edgbaston].
THOMAS B.ACHE, Gentleman. Armorial bearingrs—
Ermine, a lion rampant guardant sable, holding between
the paws a woolpack proper, within a bordure of the second,
charged with eight bezants, a chief wavy gules, thereon a
bend engrailed or, between two roses argent, barbed and
seeded proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On
a mount vert, a demi-lion guardant sable, bezantde, gorged
with a wreath of oak or. holding between the paws a wool-
pack, as in the arms.
PHILIP EDWARD B.ACK. Esq., Lt.-Col., V.D.. late
ist Norfolk Royal Garrison .Artillery Vols. , now on Reserve
of Officers. Born i860, being the only son of Philip
Back, Alderman and Sheriff of Norwich 1879, ^y ^^'s
wife Hannah, dau. of Charles Whaites of Whitton Hall,
CO. Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Per saltire gules and
argent, a lion rampant guardant proper, on a chief wavy
argent, a woolpack of the first, between two bezants. Mant-
ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a gritiin passant per pale wavy gules and argent, collared
or, wings elevated erminois, the dexter claw supporting a
woolpack, as in the arms. Motto — " Splendidum virtus
insigne." Married, i88r, Ellen Race, younger d. and
co-heiress of William Shales, Great Yarmoutli, Norfolk,
and Bradwell, Suffolk; and has issue — (i) Philip Glandford
Back, Esq., late Capt. ist Norfolk Roy. Gar. Art., b. 1882;
[/«. 1907, Madeline Rosal, seed, of John Penati of Great Yar-
mouth, CO. Norfolk, and has issue — Ursula Madeline];
(2) William Edward Back, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (3) Nicholas
Back, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (4) Thomas Quarles Back,
Gentleman, b. 1892; Dorothy, d. 1896; (5) Robert Jermy
Back, d. 1898; Phyllis Mary ; and Helen Ursula. Res. —
Mancroft Towers, Oulton Broad, Suffolk.
B.\CKHOUSE. Quarterly, i and 4, party per saltire
or and azure, a saltire engrailed ermine between two roses
in pale gules, barbed and seeded proper, and as many
passion-crosses in fesse of the first (for Backhouse) ; 2 and
3, ermine, on a chevron azure, three fox's heads erased or,
within a bordure flory of the second, on a canton of the
same, a drinking-cup of the third, surmounted by three
fleurs-de-lys argent (for Fox). Crest — Upon a wreath of the
colours, in front of a rock proper, thereon an eagle dis-
played vert, holding in each claw a passion -cross or, a
serpent on its back, the tail nowed, also proper. MottO —
" Confido in Deo."
Sons of Sir Jonathan Edmund Backhouse, Bart.,,
justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the
North Riding of the county of York, and Deputy-
Lieutenant for the county of Durham, b. 1849 ; d.
191 8 ; m. Nov 29, 1871, Florence {d. 1902), youngest
child of the late Sir John Salusbury- Trelawny, 9th
Bart. : —
Sir Edmund Trelawny Backhouse, and Bart. (6 Mar.
1901), of The Rookery, Middleton Tyas, N.R. Yorks.,
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Res.— Peking, China. C/«*.— Carlion.
Rear-Adm. Oliver Backh' use, C.B., R.N. , Adm.-Supt.
Devonport Dockyard since 1927, ^. 1876 ; served Somali-
land, 1904, and Great War, has Legion of Honour and
Croix de Guerre; 7?t. 1920, Margaret Susan, d. of Charles
William Perrins, of Ardross, Ross-shire. Clt/i — United
Service.
Rear-Adm. Roger Roland Cliarles Backhouse, C.B.
(mil.), C.M.G., R.N., ^. 1878; m. 1907, Dora Louisa, d. of
the late John Ritchie Findlay, of Aberlour, and has issue —
John Edmund Backhouse, Gentleman, 6. 1909; Richard
Miles Backhouse, Gentleman, d. iqii ; Florence ; Ruth
Dora; Barbara Constance; and Joan Margaret. J?es. —
Elmleigh, Havant, Hants.
Lt.-Col. Miles Roland Charles Backhouse, D.S.O.,
T.A. Reserve, late Northumberland Hussars Yeo. , d.
1878 (twin) ; >/i. 1904, Olive, d. of Geoffrey F. Buxton, of
Dunston Hall, Norwich, and has issue— Roger Trelawny
Backhouse, Gentleman, fi. 1905 ; Jonathan Backhouse,
Gentleman, l>. 1907 ; Jasper Wilfrid Backhouse, Gentle-
man, 6. 1913; and Una Patricia. Res. — Beeches,
Northrepps, Norwich.
BACON (H. Coll., 22 Feb. 1568). Gules, on a chief
argent, two mullets pierced sable. Mantlingf gules and
argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar passant
ermine. Motto — " Mediocria tirma." Liveiy— Buff, red
waistcoat, silver buttons.
Sons of Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, loth and nth
Bart., Capt. 3rd D.G. (Sheriff Lines. 1867), d. 1820;
d. 1872 ; m. 1853, Elizabeth, d. of Sir Thomas Beckett,
31 d Bart. :—
Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon, nth Bart., of Redgrave
(22 May 1611), and 12th Bart, of Mildenhall (29 July 1627),
Premier Baronet of EngUmd, late Lieut. Gren. Gds. , J. P.,
C.A., D.L. (High Sheriff co. Lincoln 1887), F.S.A., d.
1855. 5^a/— Thonock Hall, Gainsborough, Lines. Tcnim
res. — Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. C/i/ fis~BurVmgton
Fine Arts; R.A.C. ; R.Y.S.
Nicholas Henry Bacon, Esq., J. P., C.A.andD.L. (High
Sheriff 1895 for co. Norfolk), late Capt. 4th Dragoon
Guards, served in Egyptian Campaign 1882 (medal and
clasp and Khedive's star), d. 1857 ; ?«. 1893, Constance
Alice, C.B. E., youngest d. of Alexander S. Leslie-Melville,
of Branston Hall, co. Lincoln ; and has issue — Edmund
Castell Bacon, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A. (T.A.), i'. 1903;
Margery Francis [m. 1920, Capt. Chailes S. Rowley, R.A.
(T.A. ), late Gren. Gds.]; Albinia Joane [m. 1924, Maj.
Wilson T. O. Crewdson, R.F.A.]; Bridget Louisa; Con-
stance Rhoda Elizabeth [m. 1919, Capt. Gerard William
Fane, late R.A.F.]; and Katharine Mary. 5^,7/— Raven-
ingham Hall, Norwich. Cluds — Carlton, Naval and
Military, Arthur's.
Thomas Walter Bacon, Esq., J. P. Essex, i. 1863; m.
1901, Edith Mary, d. of Alexander Samuel Leslie-Melville
of Branston Hill, Lines.; and has issue — (i) Anthony Walter
Bacon, Gentleman, d. 1902; (2) Francis Thomas Bacon,
Gentleman, 3. 1904; (3) Christopher Henry Bacon, Gentle-
man, fi. 1906. Seat — Ramsden Hall, Billericay, Essex.
Ch/ds—il n\on, Burlington Fine Arts.
Richard Castell Bacon, Esq., M.A. Camb., J.P. , Parts of
Lindsey and Lines., formerly Lt. Lines. I. Y.,and Lt. Notts.
Yeo. Cav., and Capt. R. Defence Corps, 6. 1866. Se^ji —
Harrow Lodge, nr. Christchurch, Hants. C/uis — Cailton,
Junior Carlton, Bath.
Son of Rev. Reginald Cazalet Bacon, M.A. Camb.,
late Rector of Gilston,3. 1861 ; d. 1927 ; m. 1890, May
Blanche, d. of late Rev. W. Rimington, Rector of
Norton : —
Francis Rimington Bacon, Esq., Capt. late The
Cameronians, i. 1891 ; m. 1919, Winifred Marie Coats ;
and has issue — Roger David Coats Bacon, Gentleman, fi.
1922 ; Anthony Peter Coats Bacon, Gentleman, fi. 1924.
/^es — Kiamara, 21 Penn Hill Avenue, Parkstone, Dorset.
Club — Royal Societies'.
Son of Rev. Francis Bacon of The Hall, ^Tuch
Hadham, b, 1824 \ d. 1882 ; m. 1855, Caroline Cecilia, d.
of Peter Clement Cazalet of Kemp Town, Brighton : —
Henry Bacon, Esq., J.P. Herts., B. A. Camb., b. 1865.
Seat—M.\ich Hadham Hall, Herts. Club — Windham's.
KENRICK VERULAM BACON, Esquire, J.P. co. of
Surrey, late Captain 29th (Worcestershire) Regt. Bo?-n
March 22, 1838, being the only son of the late Kenrick
Bacon of Roehampton, and of Hale, Farnham, Surrey, by
his wife Mary Ann, dau. of John M'Cumming, Esq., some-
time Captain 3tst Regiment of Foot, of the Grange,
Wrecclesham, Farnham, by his wife Charlotte, eldest dau.
and co-heiiess of John Beaumont, Esq., of Whitley Hall,
CO. York, grandson of Charles Bacon, Esq. , sometime Capt.
in the Army, of Moor Park, Surrey, by his wife Martha, dau.
of Sir John Gibbons, Bart., of Stanwell Place, Middlesex.
Z.zi/ifr)'— Claret-coloured coat, white facings, silvrr hatbands ;
(undress) light drab with claret facing-. Armorial bearings
— Gules, on a chief argent, two mullets pierced sable, within
a bordure wavy ermine. Mantling' gules and argent. Ores
— On a wreath of the colours, a boar statant ermine, bribtled,
armed, and unguled or, debruised by a bendlet sinister
wavy gules. Motto — " Mediocria firma." Married, Oct.. -yi,
1862, Jessie, youngest dau. of Thomas Wing of Gray's Inn,
and Hampstead, Middlesex ; and has had issite — (i) Ken-
rick Verulam Bacon, Gentleman, Commander Royal Indian
Marine, b. Dec. 5, 1864; (2) Francis Verulam Bacon,
Gentleman, b Dec. 24, 1868 ; d. Oct. 29, 1899 ; (3) Comdr.
Sidney Kenrick Bacon, late R N.R. , D.S.O. , b. March 29,
1871 ; (4) Basil Kenrick Wing Bacon, Esq., Capt. 2nd Batt.
Worcestershire Regt., b. May 28, 1872 ; (5) Charles
Raymond Kenrick Bacon, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Batt.
" Queen's " Regt., b. Jan. 12, 1877 ; (6) Ednmnd Kenrick
Bacon, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1879 ; Ethel Joane de
Beaumont ; Jessie Rusilla ; Mary Everilda ; Camilla Louisa
Geraldine ; and Constance Monica. Residences — The
Lodge, Hale, Farnham, Surrev ; Cuffnells, Eastbourne,
Sussex. Club — Junior United Service.
BADDELEY (H. Coll., 6th July 1908). Argent, a
sword erect, between two crosses couped gnles, on a
chief of the last a hind trippant between two garbs or.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an arm couped and erect, vested azure, cuff
argent, the hand holding an open book buckled and
clasped proper, between two crosses as in the arms.
Motto — " In te Domine confido." Livery — Blue and
gold.
Sons of Sir John James Baddeley, ist Bt., of Lake-
field, Stoke Newington, Lord Mayor of London.
1921-22, b. 1842 ; d. 1926 ; by ist wife, m. 1868,
Mary Elizabeth {d. 1906), d. of William Locks, of
Hackney : —
Sir John William Baddeley, 2nd Bt. (24 Nov. 1922),
b. 1869 ; m. 1894, Catherine Mary, d. of Matthew Shaw,
of Stamford Hill ; and has issue — John Beresford Badde-
ley, Esq., 6. 1899 ; William Shaw Baddeley, Esq., b. 1903 ;
Kathleen Mary ; and Betty. Res. — Denham, College
Road, Epsom.
Mark Baddeley, Esq., b. 1871 ; m. 1918, Mabel Annie,
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d. of John F. Trigg ; and has issue — Mark David Bad-
deley. Gentleman, b. 1921 ; Mabel Joyce. Res. —
Treglasta, Finchley, N.
Bernard Beresford Baddeley, Esq., b. 1876 ; m. 1900,
Ethel Emily, d. of Sir David Burnett, ist Bt. ; and has
issue — Paul Bernard Baddeley, Gentleman, b. 1903 ;
Allan Beresford Baddeley, ' Gentleman, b. 1909 ;
Marjorie Gertrude. Res. — VVoodberry, Melville Avenue,
Croydon.
Sydney Baddeley, Esq., b. 1878. Res. — 2 Cathcart
Hill, N.
Allan Baddeley, Esq., b. 1884 ; w. 1914, Constance,
d. of Walter Baddeley, of Woodford Green. Res. —
Rosemount Mansions, Finchley Road, N.W.
BADDELEY of Castle Hale (H. Coll.). Azure, on a
bend between six cross crosslets or, a sword, point upwards,
sable. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of
the colours, in front of a sword point downwards or, a
phoeni.x issuing from flames all proper.
Son of Lt.-Col. John Fraser Baddeley, R.A., d. 1825 ;
d. 1862 ; m. 1847, Emma, d. of Welbore Ellis : —
Welbore St. Clair Baddeley, ICsq., J. P. Glos., 6. 1856;
m. 1894, Helen Georgiana, d. of Owen Grant, and has
issue : — Capt. Edmund Louis Owen Baddeley, ist Batt.
O.xford and Bucks. L.L, served Great War (despatches),
6. 1895. iVa^— Castle Hale, Painswick, Glos.
BADEN-POWELL (R.L., 30 April 1902). Quarterly,
1 and 4, per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant
gules, between two tilting-spears erect proper (Powell) ;
2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant proper, on the head a
crown vallary or, between four crosses pat<5e gules and
as many fleurs-de-ly; azure alternately (Baden). Mantling
gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours,
a lion passant or, in the paw a broken tilting-spear
in bend proper, pendent therefrom by a riband gules an
escutcheon resting on the wreath sable, charged with a
pheon or (Powell) ; 2. out of a crown vallary or, a demi-
lion rampant gules, on the head a like crown, charged
on the shoulder with a cross pat^e argent, and supporting
with the paws a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt gold.
Motto — " Ar nyd yw pwyll pyd yw." Livery — Crimson
and red.
Son of Sir George Smyth Baden-Powell, M.P.,
K.C.M.G., F.R.G.S., i. 1847; J. 1898; f/i. 1893,
Frances, d. of Charles Wilson, Esq., of Glendouran,
Cheltenham : —
Donald Ferlys Wilson Baden-Powell, Esq., 6. 1897.
/^es. — Stone End, Boar's Hill, Oxon.
Younger sons of the Rev. Baden-Powell and Henri-
etta Grace Smyth : —
Francis Smyth Baden-Powell, Gentleman, Barrister, Inner
Temple, M.A. (Oxon.), d. 29 July, 1850; m. 1902, Florence,
d. of James Watt ; and has issue — Robert Harold Baden-
Powell, Gentleman, 6. 1903. J?es. — Milden House,
Wimbledon. Ciuis— White's, Arts, Ranelagh, St. Andrew's.
Lieut. -Gen. Sir Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden- Powell,
1st Bart 1 1922), G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O. K.C.B., Co!. i3/i8th
Hussars, late Col. 5th Dragoon Guards, Intelligence Officer
Zulu operations 1887, Assistant Mil. Sec. South Africa 1888,
Secretary to Special Mission to Swaziland 1889, Mil. Sec.
and A.D.C. Malta 1890, Special Service Ashanti 1895-6,
and in South Africa 1896-7 ; in command throughout the
memorable siege of Mafeking, and was promoted Major-
General for his distinguished services in connection with the
heroic defence of that place igoo, Inspector-Gen. of Cavalry
1903-7, Div.-Gen. T.F. 1908-10, when he ret.. Founder
of Boy Scouts 1908, and of Girl Guides 1910, d. 22 Feb.
1857 ; m. 1912, Olave St. Clair, d. of Harold Soames of
Lilliput, Dorset ; and has issue — Arthur Robert Peter
Baden-Powell, Esq., fi. 1913; Heather Grace; and Betty
St. Clair. J?es. — Pax Hill, Bentley, Hants. Clufis — Cavalry,
Beef■^teak.
Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden- Powell, Esq., Major late
Scots Gds., Nile Expedition 1884-85, Guards Camel Corps
(medal, clasp, and Khedive's Star), A.D.C. to Sir Anthony
Musgrave 1888, A.D.C. and Private Sec. to Sir Henry
Norman in Queensland 1889-90, Pres. of the Aeronautical
Society of G.B., served in S. Africa 1899-1902 (Queen's
medal, five clasps ; King's medal, two clasps), and Great
War, on Staff 1 914- 17, fi. i860. J?es. — Brooklands, River-
head, Kent. CIui-^Guards .
B.\DHAM-THORNHlLL. Quarterly, i and 4, barry of
ten gules and argent, on a chief of the second a hand and
dagger proper, sleeved azure, between two pellets (for
Thornhill); 2 and 3, or, on a cross gules, five mullets of the
field (for Badham). Mantling gules and argent. Crest -
On a mount vert, a thorn bush, thereon a robin-redbreast
proper. Motto— " Conquer or die." Livery - Green, f need
yellow, gold buttons crested.
Sons of Laurence John Badham-Thornhill, Esq.,
Lieut. -C:ol. Connausjht Rangers, J. P., i. July 28, 1843,
m. April 11, 1872, Emily Geraldine(</. 1900), elder dau.'
of the late George Binks Braddell, Esq., J. P., of
Cluhamon, co. Wexford: —
Edward Badham-Thornhill, Gentleman, 6. June 23, 1874.
Res. —
George Badham-Thornhill, Esq., D.S.O., Col. R..\.,
b. Dec. 23, 1876. Res. —
Henry Badham-Thornhill, Gentleman, b. July 3, 1880.
William Badham-Thornhill, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1885.
Charles Badham Thornhill, Gentleman, b. Sept. 30, 1888.
Res. —
BAGENAL(R.L., 1832). Barry of four ermine and or, a
lion rampant azure, armed and langued gules. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours,
an heraldic antelope sejant vert, attired, unguled, ducally
gorged and chained or.
Son of Philip Bagenal (formerly Newton), b. 1796 ;
d. 1856 ; m. 1838, Georgiana Thomasina, d. of Major
lames Boyd, K. D. Guards, of Rosslare, co. Wex-
ford :—
Beauchamp Frederick Bagenal, Esq., of Benekerry, co.
Carlow, J.P. , D.L., formerly Lieut. 45th Regt., High Sheriff
CO. Carlow 1871, b. 1846; m. 1870, Ethel Constance Mary,
d. of Robert Westley Hall-Dare, Esq., of Newtonbarry, co.
Wexford; and has surv. issue — (i) Beauchamp Walter
Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1873 \m. 1903, Marion Cecil, d. of
Robert Seymour of Killanoola, South Australia] ; (2) Charles
James Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1877 \m. 1903, Ethel Jessie
Burrill ; and has issue— Natalie Ethel] ; Violet Ethel
[m. 1920 W. Hovendon Ffolliott of Tierernane, Queen's
Co.]; and Kathleen Prudence Eirene[/«. ist, 1907, William
Steuart Burdett Blackett of Arbigland, Dumfries, N.B. , late
Gren. Guards; 2nd, Gen. W. Swiny]. Estates and post,
add. — Benekerry, Carlow.
Sons of Philip Henry Bagenal, Gentleman, B. A. (Oxon.),
Barrister-at-Law, Insp.-Gen. of Local Govt. Brd., b.
1850; d. 1928; m. 1884, Harriot Jocelyn, d. of Walter
Hore, late of Linfield, Limerick (by Marion Jane, d. of
Rt. Rev. H. Griffin, DD., Bishop of Limerick) :—
Philip Hope Edward Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1888; m.
Alison Hogg, and has issue — 2 sons. Res. —
Nicholas Beauchamp Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; m.
Barbara Hiles; and has issue. Res. — 11 Spencer Hill,
Wimbledon, S. W. 19.
BAGGALLAY (H. Coll). Per chevron gules and azure,
on a chevron or, between three goats' heads erased argent,
as many fleurs-de-lys of the second. Mantling gules and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goats head
erased argent, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lys,
one and two azure. Motto — "Stemmata quid faciunt."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Baggallay, P.C., Lord
Justice of Appeal, b. 1816 ; d. 1888 ; m 1847, Marianne
[d. 1890), d. of Henry Charles Lacy, M.P., of With-
dean Hall, Patcham, Sussex : —
Col. Henry Charles Baggallay, V. D. , C. E. , Lt.-Col. and
Hon. Col. Ry. and Engineer Staff Corps, b. 1849 ; m.
1882, Evelyn, ygst. d. of .Alfred Richards, Barr.-at-Law ;
and has issue — Evelyn Gladys, Baroness Amherst {q.v.)
\_m. 1910. Capt. the Hon. William Amherst Cecil, son of
Lord William Cecil (killed in action 1914) ; and has issue].
Res. — Montpelier Lodge, Brighton.
Ernest Baggallay, Esq., M.A. (Cantab.), Barr.-at-Law,
Lincoln's Inn, M.P. for Lambeth (Brixton Div.), 1885-87,
Police Magistrate (West Ham) 1887, Metropolitan Police
Magistrate 1901, b. 1850; 711. 1876, Emily Charlotte Edrica,
d. of Sir Walter W'. Burrell, 5th Bart.; and has had issue —
(i) Richard Burrell Baggallay, late Lieut. 13th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1900-2, b. 1878, d. 1904; (2) Ernest
Burrell Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1879 [w. 1906, Dorothy
Catherine, d. of Ernest Alexander, of Barwythe, Studham,
CO. Hereford ; and has issue — Ernest Patrick Burrell
Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1907 ; John Warwick Burrell
Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1920 ; Dorothy ; Lois ; and
Bridget {Address — 17 Tedworth Square, Chelsea ; 38 Old
Jewry, E.C.2)] ; Dorothea Julia ; and Frances Lois. Res. —
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Sons ofClaudeBaggallay, Esq., K.C., LL.M. (Cantab. )
Bar.-at-Law, b. 1853; d. 1906; 711. 1881, Mabel, d. of
the late Sir Richard Henry Wyatt of Garthynghared,
Merioneth : —
Lt.-Col. Richard Romer Claude Baggallay, D.S.O.,
M.C., late Irish Gds. , served Great War (desp.), b. 1884 ;
m. ist, 1910, Kathleen Constance Murphy ; 2nd, 1922,
Phyllis Legge. Club — Guards'.
Mervyn Eric Claude Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1887 ;
m. 1915, Phyllis, d. of D. F. Mackenzie, of Camberley,
Surrey. Res. —
Mendel of Manley Hall, Manchester ; and has surv.
issue: — John Alfred Picton Bagge, Gentleman,/!'. 1914 ;
Thomas Peter Bagge, Gentleman, b. 1917. Res. — British
Embassy, Brussels. Club — Boodle's.
Henry Percy Bagge, Esq., M.C., Maj. T. Reserve, B.A.
(Camb.),^. 1879. C/«i^— Boodle's.
BAGGE (H. Coll.). Lozengy paly bendy argent and
gules, two flaunches or, on a chief of the last an annulet
betwreen two cinquefoils of the second. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two wings
Yngr. sons of Sir Richard Bagallay (see above) : —
Rev. Frederick Baggallay, M.A. Camb. , late Rector of
Pulborough, Sussex, Hon. Canon of Peterborough, b. 1855 ;
m. 1885, Emily [d. 1920), d. of Fo.x, F.R.C.P. ,
F.R.S., and has issue — Rev. Frederick Baggallay, M.A.,
O.von. , Vicar of Bickley, Kent, Hon. Chaplain to the Forces,
b. 1886. Res. — The Vicarage, Bickley, Kent.
Herbert Lacy Baggallay, Esq., b. 1859; m. 1896, Juliet
Tryon, d. of Grosvenor Lowry, of New York; and has
issue — Herbert Lacy Baggallay, Esq. , M. C. , late Capt. Rifle
Bde. , served Great War, b. 1897 {Address — c/o Foreign
Office) ; John Kemp Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1902 (Res.
— Shanghai, China) ; and Virginia Juliet Lowry. Res. —
23 Pelham Place, S.W.7.
BAGGE of Stradsett Hall (H. Coll., 1867). Paly bendy
argent and gules, two flaunches or, on a chief of the last
an annulet between two cinquefoils of the second.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, two wings addorsed or, sem^e of annulets gules.
Motto— " Spes est in Deo."
Sons of Capt. Sir Alfred Thomas Bagge, 3rd Bart.,
b. 1843; d. 1916; 7n. 1872, Millicent Case ((/. 1918), d.
of John Grant Morris of Allerton Piiory, Liverpool : —
Sir Alfred William Francis Bagge, 4th Bart, of Stradsett
Hall (13 April 1867), B.A., LL.B. (Camb.), Harrster-at-
Law Inner Temple, Judge, Norwich Guildhall Court since
1922, Capt. late 4th Batt. Norfolk Regt., b. 1875. Seat —
Stradsett Hall, Downham Market. C///iJ— N; rfolk.
John Picton Bagge, Esq., B.A. (Camb.), Commercial
Secretary H.M's. Embassy at Brussels since 1922, b. 1877 ;
m. 1910, Olive Muriel Mary, younger d. of the late Samuel
addorsed or, semde of annulets gules. Motto — "Spes est
in Deo." Livery — Blue black or dark blue coat and
trousers, red and white striped waistcoat, and dark blue
greatcoat, brass buttons.
Son of Herbert Bagge of Gaywood Hall, b. 1843; d.
1923; m. 1871, Maria Adelaide Rosalie, d. of Louis
Duquesnoy of .Antwerp: —
Maj. Sir Richard Ludwig Bagge, Knt. Bach. (1927),
D.S.O., J. P., D.L. Norfolk, Major (let.) West Norfolk
Militia, Hon. Capt. in the Army, served in S. African War
190Q- 2 (twice mentioned in despatches, Queen's and King's
medals), b. 1872; m. 1904, Anna Victoria Wilmsdorff, only
d. of the late Major W. G. Mansergh, 69th Regt., of Rock-
savage, CO. Cork ; and has issue — Doreen Pleasance Anna :
Nancy Adelaide ; Sheila Clifford ; Moira Mansergh ; and
Rosaleen Margaret. Estates — Bawsey, Legiate, Gaywood,
Mintlyn, Islington, and Tilney All Saints. Seats-^G^.y-wocd.
and Islington Halls, Norfolk. Club — Carlton.
BAGNALL-WILD (R.L. 1868). Quarterly, i and 4,
ermine, a fesse engrailed, between in chief two stag's
heads erased, and in base an escallop, all sable (for
Wild) ; 2 and 3, or, two bars ermine, a lion rampant
azure, between two flaunches of the last (for Bagnall).
Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of
the colours, a demi-stag sable, gutt^e-d'or, attired and
resting the sinister foot on an escallop or (for Wild) ; 2.
upon a wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree
fessewise eradicated and sprouting proper, an heraldic ante-
lope sejant azure, bezant^e, gorged with a collar gemel
and horned or (for Bagnall). Motto — " Sfir et loyal."
Only son of Ralph Bagnall Bagnall-Wild, Esq., J. P.,
Barriste;-at-Law, of 1 he Manor House, Costock, b.
1845; d. 1925; W.1871, Alice, daughter of R. A. Pfeil
of Guildford : —
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Ralph Kirkby Bagnall-Wild, Esquire, C.M.G., C.B.E.,
Brig. -Gen. Royal Engineers and R.A.F. Res. of Officers,
J. P. Notts., b. August 18, 1873; m. 1897, Maida, d. of
R. Devereux, Esq., of Hereford, and has issue: — Ralph
Everard Bagnall-Wild, Lieut. R.E., b. 1902. Estate and
postal address~Ma.nor House, Costock, Loughborough.
C/ttb — United Service.
BAGNELL (U.O.). Ermine, two bars or, over all a
lion rampant azure, in chief three trefoils slipped gules.
Mantling azure and argent, (^est — On a wreath of the
colours, an heraldic antelope argent, charged with a
trefoil slipped gules.
Descendants of the late WiUiam Bagnell, Gentle-
man, of Shanrahan, co. Tipperary : —
-? Descendants.
Dau. of the late Charles Edward Bagnell, Gentle-
man, of Clon Kennan, co. Limerick, b. ;
d. ; m. , :—
Mary, Lady of Grace of the Order of the Hospital d.
St. John of Jerusalem in England, w. 1896, Lt.-Col.
Anthony Hickman, D.S.O., late R.A.M.C.
B.AGOT, see NEVILLE-BAGOT.
BAGOT(H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron couped gules,
between three martlets sable, as many mullets or.
Daughter of Christopher Bagot, Gentleman, of
Adelaide, b. ; m. : —
Margaret Elizabeth Bagot, Spinster. Res. — Nurney
House, Adelaide, Australia.
BAGOT (Temp. Ric. II., Regd. H. Coll.). Ermine,
two chevronels azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— Out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head argent, attired
or. Motto — " Antiquum obtinens."
Son of the Rt. Hon. William Bagot, 3rd Baron Bagot,
b. 1811 ; d. 1887; m. 1851, Hon. Lucia Caroline,
d. of 1st Lord Dover: -
Rt. Hon. .Sir William Bagot, 4th Baron Bagot (G.B. 17
Oct. 1780), of Bagots' Bromley, Staffs., Baronet (E. 3 May,
1627), J. P., D.L. cos. Stafford and Derby, Capt. late 3rd
Batt. S. Staffs. Regt., b. 1857; m. 1903, Lilian Marie, d.
of the late Henry May of Maryland, U.S.A., and has
issue : — Hon. Barbara. Seats — Blithfield, Rugeley, Staffs. ;
Pool Park, Ruthin, co. Denbigh. Clubs — Carlton, Turf,
Travellers'.
: ' Son of Major-Gen. Edward Bagot of Ashtead Park,
niM 3. i8o8 ; d. 1874; m. 1842, Matilda {d. 1889), d. of
Henry Perkins of Hanworth Park, Midx. : —
Villiers Spencer Bagot, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Rifle Brig.,
<>. 1847. i?«.— 26 Charles Street, W. C////^j-— Travellers',
Army and Navy, Junior Carlton.
Sons of Admiral Henry Bagot, R.N. b. i8io; d. 1877 ;
w. ist, 1846, Wilhelmina Frederica (d. 1852), d. of
Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Bagot, P.C. ; 2nd, 1858, Eleanor
(d. 1886), d. of Edward Sacheverell Chandos Pole of
Radborne : —
Claud Levesen Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. —
Gerald William Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1866. Res.—
Son of Rev. Lewis Richard Charles Bagot, Vicar of
Stanton Lacy, b. 1846 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1872, Coelia Cator
id. 1927), d. of Rev. Henry Jodrell (by his wife Eloise
"anny, suo juri Countess of Cape St. Vincent in
Portugal) : —
Caryl Ernest Bagot, Lieut, late Irish Gds. (S.R.), b.
1877. Club — Guards'.
Son of Rev. Charles Walter Bagot, b. 1812; d.
1884 ; m. 1S46, Mary [d. 1899), d. of Lt.-Gen. John
Chester : —
Charles Frederick Heneage Bagot, Gentleman,!^. 1858 ; vi.
ist, 1886, Florence Eleanor, d. of Admiral Henry Bagct, R.N.;
and has issue — (i) Harry Bagot, Esq., Capt. R.A.F. ,
b. 1894; (2) Reginald Eric Bagot, Esq., Capt. R.M., b.
1897; and Margaret \m. 1917, Edward Richard Marker
of Combe, Devon]; 2nd, Alice, d. of Thomas Farr of North
Cove, Ceylon ; and has further issue — Heneage Charles
Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1914. Club — Badminton.
Sons of the Rev. Frederic Bagot, D.C.L., b. 1822;
d. 1892; m. 1862, Charlotte Anne Philippina, d. of
Brice Pearse of Ashlyns, Great Berkhamstead : —
Cecil Villiers Bagot, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.) SJLivery —
Dark blue, yellow facings], b. 1865; m. 1903, Ethel, d. of
Jesse Garratt of Meopham, Kent ; and has issue — Charles
Frederic Villiers Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1912 ; Helen Cecilia
Mary ; and Milicent Jessie Eleanor. Res. — 25 Rusholme
Road, Putney Hill, S.W.is.
Rev. Sidney Charles Bagot, M.A. (Oxon.), late Rector of
Rous Lench, Evesham, b. 1873. Res. —
Descendants of Charles Bagot, afterwards Chester, Esq.
(second son of Sir Walter Wagstaffe Bagot, 5th Bart.),
b. 1730; d. 1792; m. 1765, Catherine [d. ), d. of
Hon. Heneage Legge : —
See Chester and St. Leger.
BAGOT (Confd. U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine,
two chevronels azure, in the dexter chief point a trefoil
slipped vert (Bagot) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a bend
dancettte sable between two plain cottises azure, each
charged with three bezants, as many fleurs-de-lys of the
field (Cuffe, 1544). Mantling azure and argent. ' Crest-
Issuing from a ducal coronet or, a goat's head ermines,
armed of the first. Motto^" Antiquum obtinens."
Son of Edward Thomas Lloyd Neville-Bagot : —
Milo Victor Neville-Bagot of Ballymoe and Aughrane,
(q.v.).
Sons of John Lloyd Neville-Bagot, Esq., of Ballymoe,
J. P. cos. Galway, Clare, and Roscommon, b. 1814 ;
d. 1890; m . 1846, Anna Georgina, only d of Edward
Henry Kirwan of Ballyturin Castle, co. Galway : —
John Christopher Bagot, Esq., J. P. co. Galway, b. 1856;
m. 1891, Anna Catherine, only d. of L.-Col William
Fleming, late 95th Regt., of Mayfield, Ashbourne, Derby-
shire; and has issue — Mary Eileen Lilian; and Kathleen
Anna. Seat — Ballyturin, Gort, co. Galway.
Charles Henry Bagot, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 1891,
Georgina Louisa, d. of John Osburne, M.D. , of Landville,
CO. Cork; and has issue — (i) Charles Henry Kirwan
Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1895; Anna Georgma ; and
Gwendolin Frances. Seat — Curraghmore, Athleague, co.
Roscommon.
Sons of Charles Augustus Bagot, Gentleman, of Dublin,
b. ; d. 1877; m. 1858, Fanny Louisa, d. of
A. S. Kerr :—
George Hindes Bagot, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Bernard William Bagot, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
William Sidney Bagot, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Son of Christopher Neville Bagot, Esq., of Aughrane
Castle, CO. Galway, b. ; d. 1877; m. 1875, Alice,
d. of Sir William Verner, 2nd Bart. : —
William Hugh Neville Bagot, Gentleman, b. 1875.
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BAGOT-CHESTER(ActofPar., ). Quarterly, i and
4, per pale argent and sable, a chevron engrailed between
three rams' heads erased, all counterchanged, horned or, a
bordure engrailed gules, bezant^e (Chester, 1560, Vn. of
London); 2 and 3, ermine, two chevronels azure (Bagot,
temp. Richard II.). Mantling sable and argent. Crests—
I. on a wreath of the colours, a ram's head couped aigent,
armed or (Chester) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's
head argent, armed gold (Bagot).
Sons of Rev. John Greville Bagot-Chester, M.A.,
Vicar of Gilling, Richmond, Yorks. , b. 1852 ; d. 1924;
m. 1883, Amy, d. of Arthur Hughes: —
Anthony James Bagot-Chester, Gentleman, b. 1893.
Res. — Chicheley Hall, Bucks.
George Bagot-Chester, Gentleman, b. 1894.
Henry Montague Bagot-Chester, Gentleman, b. 1896.
Son of Lt.-Col. Charles Montague Bagot-Chester,
J. P., D.L., of Chicheley Hall, Bucks., <^. 1815 ; d. 1879 ;
m. 1843 ; Maria, d. of Major Sandham : —
Rev. Algernon Stewart Mackenzie Bagot-Chester, formerly
Rector of Elford, Rural Dean of Worthing, 1917-25,
h. 1853; m. 1884, Emily Mary, d. of Rev. Edward Manners
Dillman Pyne ; and has had issue — Walter Greville Bagot-
Chester, M.C. , Capt. Indian Army, 2nd Batt. 3;d Q.A.O.
Gurkha Rifles, b. 1887 ; killed in action, 1918 ; and Muriel.
Res. — Elford House, Ferring, Worthing.
Son of Heneage Charles Bagot-Chester, Esq., J. P.
Suffolk, Col. Reserve Forces, served throughout Indian
Mutiny (medal and clasps), and on N.W. Frontier, /'.
1834; d. 1912 ; m. 1865, Madeline Elizabeth, only d.
of Richard Mansel Oliver Massey of Tickford Abbey : —
Hugh Augustus Bagot-Chester, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Royal
Lancaster Regt. served in S. Africa (medal and clasps), 1^.
1871 ; m. ist, 1895, Margaret Kathleen Julia, d. of Col. R.
E. Oakes, B.S.C. (w. dissolved 1908); 2nd, 1913, Clotilde
Mary Hamilton, eld. d. of the late Hon. Arthur Henry
Browne.
BAGSHAWE (R.L., 1914, H. Coll.). Or, a bugle-
hom sable, garnished argent, stringed vert, between
three roses gules, in the centre chief point (for distinction)
a cross crosslet azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm couped
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proper, the hand grasping a bugle-horn argent, garnished
or, charged on the wrist (for distinction) with a cross
crosslet azure. Motto — " Forma flos fama flatus."
Livery — Green cloth coat, lined with scarlet shalloon,
collar and cuffs of scarlet cloth, brass buttons, green cloth
waistcoat, breeches of green or scarlet cloth or plush,
hat with gold lace.
Second son of Thomas Carver, Esq., J. P., of The
HoUins, Marple, Cheshire, 6. 18 31 ; rf. 1911 ; m.
1854, Hannah, d. of Dr. John Roberton, of Man-
chester : —
Ernest Bagshawe, Esq., J. P. cos. Chester and Derby,
h. i860 ; assumed by Royal Licence, 1914, the surname
and arms of Bagshawe ; m. 1886, Frances Alice
Devereux [ci. 1920), d. of William Henry Greaves-Bag-
shawe, Esq., J. P., D.L., co. Derby ; and has had issue —
Geoffrey Hamilton Bagshawe, Lieut, ist R. Dragoons,
b. 1889 ; killed in action 1915 ; Francis Ernest Gisborne
Bagshawe, Esq., h. 1893 (bears the above arms, without
distinction) \m. 1922, Albinia Marian, eld. d. of Capt.
Gilbert Dolben Paul, of Leek, Wooton, co. Warwick ;
and has issue — Geoffrey Miuray Bagshawe, Gentleman,
b. 1923 ; Michael Christopher Bagshawe, Gentleman,
b. 1926]. Seat — Ford Hall, Chapel-en-le-Frith, co.
Derby. C/m&— Arthur's.
BAGSHAWE (R.L., 1801, H. Coll.). Party per pale
erminois and gules, a bugle stringed between three roses
all counterchanged, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling
gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuing
out of clouds, a dexter cubit arm proper, holding in the
hand a bugle-horn or, the handle sable, within the strings
a rose gules. Motto — " Forma flos fama flatus."
Sons of Rev. Alfred Drake Bagshawe, M.A. , late Vicar
of Wormhill, late Rector of Taynton, b. 1836; d.
1913 ; m. 1868, Frances Margaret, yr. d. of Rev.
Samuel Ellis Garrard, Vicar of Salford Priors : —
Major Leonard Alfred Bagshawe, Sherwood Foresters, h.
1869 ; 7n. 1892, Lydia Beatrice, d. of F. C. Hengler, and
has issue — Cecil Leonard Westby Bagshawe, Gentleman, b.
1893 \m. 1918, Ethel Huxley, d. of H. S. Pyne, Head-
master of Warwick School]. Res. — The Hut, Northwood.
Arthur William Garrard Bagshawe, C.M.G. (1915).
B.A. (Camb.), M.B., D.P.H. (Camb.), b. 1871 ; m.
1910, Ahce Mary, d. of the late Joseph Harry Thrrnber ;
and has issue— (i) Thornber Bagshawe, Gentleman, b.
191 1 ; (2) Christopher Frederick Bagshawe, Gentleman b.
1913. Res. — Fairlawn, Ashwrod Ri ad, Woking.
Eld. son of his Honour Judge William Henry Gunning
Bagshawe, K.C., J. P., b. 1825; d. looi ; m. 1861,
Harriet Teresa, d. of late Clarkson Stanfield, R.A. : —
Henry Ignatius Stanfield Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 1864.
Res.—
Sons of Joseph Richard Bagshawe, Gentleman, R.B.A.,
of Whitby, Yorks., b. 1870; d. ; tn. Mildred
Alice, d. of Thomas Turnbull : —
? Sons.
Yngr. son of Judge William Henry Gunning Bagshawe
(see above): —
Francis John Bagshawe, Gentleman, served in S. Africa
in Roberts's Horse, b. 1877 ; ;«. Maud Tallas Hurley of
Pietermaritzburg. Res. —
Sons of Clement Walsh Bagshawe, Esq., J. P. for co.
of Kent and borough of Dover, /'. 1840; d. 1901 : w.
1865, Elizabeth, d. of Rev. H. Melvill, Canon of St.
Paul's :—
Arthur Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; m. Mary Angela,
d. of late Capt. Majendie.
Edward Leonard Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 1876.
Wilfrid Francis Bagshawe, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. R. G.
Artillery, b. 1883 ; ot. 1914, Alice Marie, d. of Sir Al red
Lucie-Smith, Chief Justice of Trinidad.
Yr. son of His Hon. Judge Henry Ridgard Bagshawe,
b. 1799 ; d. 1870 ; m. Catherine Gunning : —
Frederick Gladstone Bagshawe, Gentleman, Barrister-at-
Law, b. 1845; m. 1869, Emily Teresa (d. 1918), d. of
Thomas Bolton of Oaken Hall, Staffs. ; and has issue — (i)
Maurice Joseph Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. \_m. 1909,
Annie Mary, elder d. of the late Edward Walter Raleigh] ;
(2) Geoffrey Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. ; Clara Mary;
Florence ; Ursula ; and Laura Magdalen {nt. 1907, John
Hobart, yr. son of Robert Hobart of Morton House,
Littlehampton, and has issue]. Res. —
Son of Frederic Bagshawe, Esq., J. P., M.D. , M.A.,
F.R.C.P., b 1836; d. 1912; 7H. ist, 1859, Frances
Elizabeth, d. of Capt. J. G. Boss, R.N. , of Ottrington
Hall, Yorks. ; 2nd, 1870, Emily, d. of W^illiam Dicken-
son of New Park, Lymington, Hants. : —
Rev. Edward John Bagshawe, M.A. , b. 1864.
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Sons of Rev. Charles Frederic Bagshawe, M. A., Chap-
lain to the New Bailey, Manchester, b. 1801 ; d. 1870 ;
m. 1830, Elizabeth Ann, d. of George Hobson : —
Col. Samuel Lawrence Bagshawe, Madras Army, b.
1837; tn. 1862, Isabel, d. of T. K. Ardagh ; and has issue
— Col. Frederick William Bagshawe, CLE. , Indian S.C.,
b. 1868 [w. 1895, Katherine Sinclair, d. of Col. H. S.
Grove; and has issue. Res. — Manor
Bristol] ; and Irene [tn. 1896, Ciiarles
Res.—
George Ilenry Bagshawe, Gentleman, b,
Margaret Ellen, d. of Col. Thomas Rose Wynter ; and has
issue — George Wynter Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 1882.
Res.—
Issue of Cecil Bagshawe, Gentleman. East India Forest
Uept., b. 1846; d. 19 ; m, 1880, Katherine, d. of
Robert MoUoy of Dove Hill, King's Co. : —
? Issue.
Son of Edmund Loyd Bagshawe, b. 1808 ; d.
tn. 2nd, 1842, Elizabeth Anne, only d. of John
Park, Redland,
L. Haldane].
1845; m. 1879,
1885:
Acres
of Bath :—
Edmund Acres Bagshawe, Gentleman, M.A., B.L., J. P.,
b. 1854 ; tn. 1879, Mary Charlotte Annette, d. of Richard
Hall Appleyard, B.L. ^«.— Bath.
Son of Rev. William Augustus Edward Vale Bag-
shawe, M.A., Rector of Pitchford, b. 1846; </. 1921 ;
tn. 1870, Alice Katharine, d. of Edward Oito Partridge,
Esq., J. P. :—
Herbert Vale Bagshawe, Esq., C.B.E., D.S.O., Lt.-
Col. R.A.M.C, b. 1874; m. 1916, Nancy, d. of Maj.
Wilfrid N. Bolton, O. B. E., Nicosia, Cyprus.
WILFRID BAGWELL-PUREFOY, Esq., J.P. for co.
Tipperary, late Lieut. 3rd King's Own Hussars. Born
1862, being the eldest son of the late Colonel Edward
Bagwell-Purefoy of Greenfield, by his second wife Charlotte,
fourth dau. of John Green Wilkmson. Armorial bearings
— Quarterly, i and 4, sable, three pairs of hands conjoined
or, ruffled argent (for Purefoy) ; 2 and 3, paly of si.x argent
and azure, on a chief gules, a lion passant of the first (for
Bagwell). Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon
a wreath of the colours, a hand in armour grasping a broken
lance all proper. Motto — " En bonnefoy." Seat — Green-
field, Tipperary.
BAIKIE of Tankerness (rematric. 7 Jan. 1902). Quar-
terly, i. and iiii., grand quarters, argent, on a chevron gules,
between three flames of fire proper, a lion rampant accom-
panied by two estoiles of six points of the field (Baikie,
orig. matric. 1680-7); ''•. grand quarter, counterquartered
I and 4, ermine, a man's heart proper, on a chief azure,
three mullets argent (Douglas of Egilshay) ; 2. or, a bend
chequy sable and argent (Monteith ; c. 1672-7), 3. azure.
three buckles or (Stirling, c. 1672-7) ; iii. , grand quarter
argent, on a chevron sable, an otter's'!. ead erased of the
field, a crescent of the second for difference (Balfour
c. 1672). Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— A
flame of tire proper. Motto — " Commodutn nun damnum."
Eld. surv. son of William L. Cowan (son of Comdr.
Malcolm Cowan, R.N., and Eliza de Gravers), by his
L wife Deborah, d. of Capt. Joseph Dover cf Keswick
and grand-daughter of Robert Baikie of Tanker-
ne-.s : —
.Alfred Baikie, Esq., of Tankerness, Orkney, Vice-Lieut,
and J.P. Orkney and Shetland, b. 1861 ; s. his brother
1898, assumed the surname of Baikie in lieu of Cowan, ttt.
ist, 1888, Annie Traill (d. 1896I, d. <,f the late Ralph
Fotheringhame of Kirkwall ; 2nd, 1902, Mary Ann, d. of
the late Thomas Traill, Esq., I. P., D,L., and has issue : —
Robert Baikie, Lieut. Orkney R.G. A. (T.F.), M.A.
(Cantab.), b. 1892 [m. , Ethel Norah, d.'ofthe late
Henry Lionel Smitli of Buluw^iyo, S. Africa ; and has
issue — I dau. {Res. — 42 Moreton Road, S. Croydon)] ; and
Margaret Traill. Seat — Hall of Tankerness, nr. Kirkwall,
Orkney.
BAILEY of Cradock (H. Coll.). Argent, on a
fesse between three martlets gxiles, a bezant between
two sprigs of mimosa proper. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — A demi-female figure with arms extended
proper, habited azure, trimmed at the collar, cufis,
and shoulders argent, holding in each hand a sprig of
mimosa, as in the arms. Motto — " Virtus castellum
meum."
Son of Hon. Thomas Bailey of Queenstown, S.
Africa, b. 1836 ; d. 1905 ; tn. i860, Ann Drum-
mond (d. 1872), d. of Peter McEwan, of Crieff, co.
Perth :—
Sir Abe BaUey, K.C.M.G., ist Bart. (12 Feb. 1919). of
Cradock, Cape of Good Hope, J.P. Sussex ; Lieut. City
of London ; fought in S. African and Eiu"opean Wars, b.
1864 ; m. ist, 1894, Catherine Mary {d. 1902), d. of John
Paddon ; 2nd, 191 1, Hon. Mary Westenra, d. of 5th
Baron Rossmore ; and has issue, by ist marriage —
John Milner Bailey, Esq., b. 1900 ; Cecil Margaret [tn.
1919, Mai. WiUiam Christie, M.B., R.A.M.C] ; and by
2nd marriage — Derrick Thomas Lewis Bailey, Esq., b.
1918 ; James Richard Abe Bailey, Esq., b. 1919 ; Mittie
Mary Starr ; Ann Hester Zia. Seats — Rust en Vrede,
Muizenberg, and Clewer Estate, Cape Colony. Town
Res. — 38 Bryanston Square, W.i. Clubs — Pratt's,
Bath, Marlborough.
BAILEY (H. Coll., 1921). Argent, on a fesse gules,
between two martlets in chief of the last, and a lymphad
sail fiu-led and oars in action, in base sable, flags
flying of the second, three annulets or. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon
segreant argent, wings vair, holding in the dexter claw
a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister a
banner gules, semee of annulets of the first, and resting
the sinister claw on a pheon sable. Motto — " Non terra
sed aquis."
Eldest son of Sir William Henry Bailey, Knt.
Bach., of Sale Hall, Cheshire, b. 1837; d. 1913 ;
m. 1865, Jane, d. of James Doming, Esq., of Astley,
Alfred John Bailey, Esq., C.B.E. (1918), T.D. (1916),
J.P., Salford, Col. (ret.) T.A., b. 1867 ; tn. 1902, Ethel
Ellis, d. of James Johnson, of Pendleton ; and has issue —
Denis Lionel Alfred Bailey, Esq., 6. 1903 ; Brian Godfrey
Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; Desmond Patrick Bailey,
Gentleman, b. 1907. Seat — Chaseley, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Clubs — R.A.C, Constitutional (Manchester).
BAILEY (H. Coll.). Quarterly, argent and azure,
a fesse nebuly between six estoiles, three in chief and
as many in base, all counterchanged. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in
front of a longbow bent and erect proper, a stag statant
argent, semee of estoiles azure. Motto — " Nil clams
astris."
Sons of James Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1846 ; d. ;
tn. , '■ —
Cecil Bailey, Gentleman, b. . Res.— La Pas,
Bolivia.
Lionel Bailey, Gentleman, b. . /?«.— London.
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Only son of Charles Macfarlane Bailey, Gentleman,
b. i860 ; d. 1907 ; m. 1892, Katharine Ness, d. of
James Cockburn Macintosh, of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne : —
Harold Arthur Bailey, Gentleman, h. 1895 ; m.
Kathleen, d. of William B. Ives, of Leeds. Res. —
Nesscot, Fourmarks, nr. Alton, Hants.
BAILEY (H. Coll., 1867). Erminois, a lion passant sable,
bearing in his de.xter paw a cross pat6e fitch^e gules, on a
chief nebuly of the second a cross pat6e or. Crest — Upon
a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion erminois
holding in his dexter paw a cross pat^e fitch^e gules, a
trunk of a tree eradicated fessewiie and sprouting proper.
Motto, "Nee temere nee timide." Livery — Blue, red
waistcoat.
Son of Edmund Wyndham Grevis Bailey, Esq., J. P.,
of Ightham Court, b. 1858; d. 1920; m. January
1885, Alberta Sylva, only child of the late Capt. James
Evelyn, Grenadier Guards : —
James van Hoestrecht Evelyn Grevis Bailey, Gentleman,
i. Nov. 24, 1902. Seat — Ightham Court, Kent. Res. —
BAILEY of Glanusk (H. Coll., 1852). Argent, three
annulets in fesse between two barrulets, all between as many
martlets gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On
a wreath of the colours, a gnflfin sejant argent, sem^e of
annulets gules. Motto — " Libertas." Livery — Blue, with
silver buttons.
Only surv. son of Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Henry Russell
Bailey, 2nd Baron Glanusk, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O.,
Lord-Lieut, co. Brecon, late Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt.
S. Wales Borderers, b. 1864 ; d. 1928 ; m. 1890, Editha
Elma, C.B.E., d. of late Major Warden Sergison of
Cuckfield Park, D. L. :—
Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfred Russell Bailey, 3rd Baron Glanusk
{26 Jan. 1899), 4th Bart. (5 July 1852), D.S.O. (1916), Bar
(1919), Maj. Res. of Officers, late G. Gds. , served Great
War 1914-18 [Supporters— Dexter, a collier resting his
exterior hand on the handle of a pick all proper ; sinister,
a master smith, holding in his exterior hand a smith's
hammer all proper], b. 1891 ; m. 19 19, Victoria Mary
Enid, only d. of the late Lt.-Col. Frank Dugdale, C.V.O.
Seats — Glanusk Park, near Crickhowell ; Glanwye,
Builth ; Llangoed Castle, Brecon ; Peterstone Court,
Brecon.
Sons of Sir Joseph Bailey, ist Baron Glanusk, Lord-
Lieut, and Cust. Rot. co. Brecon, High Sheriff 1864,
J. P. cos. Radnor and Hereford, M.P. co. Hereford
1865-85, and city of Hereford 1865-85, b. 1840 ; d.
1906 ; m. 1861, Mary Ann, d. of Henry Lucas,
M.D. :—
Hon. William Bailey, Lt.-Col. Welsh Horse Yeo., late
Major nth Hussars, J. P. co. Brecon, b. 1867. Res. —
Pwllyfaedda, Erwcod.
Hon. Arthur Bailey, Capt. late E. African Mounted Rifles,
i. 1868; m. 1924, Ethel, d. of the late J. Ledger Hill, of
Combe Grove, Bath, and has issue : — Carola Mary. Res.
— Oaker, Aston-on-Clun, Salop.
Hon. Herbert Crawshay Bailey, B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-
at-Law, Commissioner Board of Control since 1924, b.
1871 ; m. 1908, Kathleen Mary, d. of Sir Shirley Harris Salt,
3rd Bart. , of Gliffaes, Crickhowell ; and has issue — David
Russell Bailey. Esq., b. 1917 ; Deborah Mary; Shirley
Joan ; Rachel Kathleen ; and Elspeth Lorraine. Res. —
Kennet House, Harrow - on - the- Hill. Club — New
University.
Son of Hon. John Lancelot Bailey, Capt. S. Wales
Borderers, b. 1878 ; d. 1918 ; m. 1903, Vivien Dora,
d. of late Ferdinand Gaussen Carey of Guernsey : —
Joseph Ferdinand Bailey, Esq. , b. 1907. Res. — Shirley,
Dorchester Road, Weymouth.
Sons of Richard Crawshay Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1849 ;
d. 1916 ; m. 1st, 1881, Mabel Jane (d. 1909), d. of
Rev. Charles Samuel Palmer ; 2nd, 1911, Ellen, d. of
the late Henry Douglas of Bromley : —
Rev. Charles Henry Bailey, M.C., M.A. (Oxford), Rector
of Buckland-in-Dores, served Great War as Chaplain to
H.M. Forces, b. 1882 ; tn. IQ15, Ethel, d. of the late George
Milward, and has issue — Mabel Anna. Res. — Buckland
Rectrry, Dover.
Richard Fitzroy Bailey, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb. ), Head-
master of Quarry Bank School, Liverpool, b. 1883. Res. —
Kingsland House, Allerton Road, Mossley Hill, Liverpool.
Son of Capt. John Crawshay Bailey, R.N., b. 1818;
d. 1896; m. i860, Maria Fowler, d. of Charles
Cooch : —
John Arthur Crawshay Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1861 ;
m. 1887, Josephine Mathilde (d. 1927), d. of late J. H.
Griinewald of Mainz, Germany ; and has issue — John Henry
Bailey, gunner, H.A.C. , b. 1889 [m. 1913, Ruby, only
d. of Edward Giles ; and has issue — Margaret Elizabeth ;
and Josehine Lucy Anne] ; and Josephine Nancy [ot. 1909,
Harold Henry Kelsey, only son of H. G. Kelsey of
Warrington Crescent. W. , and has issue]. Res. — 13
Mortimer Crescent, N.W.6.
Sons of William Latham Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1820;
d. 1875 ; m. 1848, Frances Byng {d. 1892), d. of John
M'Lean of Campbelton, co. Argyll: —
John Lockhart Bailey, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon., b. 1853.
Post. add. — Llangorse House, Prince's Park, Liverpool.
Club — Conservative (Liverpool).
Llewelyn Crawshay Bailey, Gentleman {Livery — Dark
blue coat, silver buttons, scarlet waistcoat, drab breeches,
top boots, black band on hat], b. 1856. Post. add. — Llan-
gorse House, Prince's Park, Liverpool. Club — Palatine
(Liverpool).
Son of Henry Bailey, Esq., of Coates, b. 1822; d.
1889 ; m. 1st, 1848, May Louisa, d. of Sir Richard
Puleston, Bart., of Emral Park, co. Flint ; 2nd, 1881,
Christina, d. of Neale Thompson of Camphill,
CO. Renfrew : —
Crawshay Wellington Puleston, Gentleman {vide.
Puleston).
BAILEY (H. Coll). Per fesse embattled or and gules, a
sword in pale, counterchanged, between two roses in chief of
the second, barbed and seeded proper, and as many billets
in base of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a horse-shoe or, the upper
part of a tilting-spear erect gules. Motto — "Semper
recte." Liveiy — Claret.
Sons of fate John Bailey, M.I.C.E. , of Pittleworth.
Hants, m. Jane Frances, d. of late William AUtoft
Summers of Leicester House, Beverley Road, Hull : —
Stanley Claude Bailey, Gentleman, A.M.I. C.E., F.G.S..
b. 2 Dec. 1866; 7)1. 15 Aug. 1891 ; Margaret, d. of Samuel
Davies of Swansea; and has issue — Constance Mary;
and Norah Frances. Res. — The Laurels, Banstead Road,
Ewell, Surrey.
Vivian Telford Bailey, Esq., C.M.G., D.S.O., Brig.-
Gen. (ret.) 8th King's Regt., b. 11 Dec. 1868; m. 1908,
Mirabel Stuart, eld. d. of Major Alexander Towers-Clerk,
late 57th Regt. ; and has issue — John Vivian Bailey,
Gentleman, b. 1909 ; Angela Mirabel ; and Barbara
Stuart, Clubs — Junior United Service, M.C.C.
B.-\.ILEY (H. Coll.). Per pale indented argent and sable,
a cross crosslet saltirewise, two mullets in pale within as
many flaunches, each charged with a mullet all counter-
changed. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, in front of a cubit arm vested per pale azure
and gules, cuff argent, the hand proper holding a crozier
surmounted by a mullet, both or, three mullets of the last.
Motto — " Deo dr.ce." Liverv — Blue.
Sons of Sir James Bailey, M.P., J.P., D L., /^. 1840;
d. 1910; m. ist, Catherine [d. 1892), d. of John Smith
ot Benson, Oxford; and 2nd, 1896, Lily, d. of
Adolphus Fass of 32 Queen's Gate Gardens: —
Percy James Bailey, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) 12th Lancers,
D.S.O. , O. B. E. , b. 1873; m. 1907, Dorothy Jessica, d.
of Thomas Gibson Bowles; and has issue -(i) Richard
James Bailey, Esq., b. 1908; (2) Anthony Bailey, Gentle-
man, b. 1910. Res. — Fosseway House, Stow-on-the-Wold,
Glos.
Frederick George Glyn Bailey, Esq., Capt. R.A., m.
1908. Janet, d. of Sir James Lyle Mackay of Caithness,
Aberdeen ; and has issue — two sons. Res. —
Sidney Robert Bailev, E.sq., C.B.E., D.S.O. , Capt. R.N.,
b. 1882; m. 1922, Muriel AVashingtf n, d. of the late Col.
Bromwell, of Washington, U.S.A., and has issue— Patricia
Scott. Res. — Rickling House, Newport, Essex. Clubs —
Marlborough, United Service.
RONALD BAILEY, Gentleman. Born October 24, 1883,
being the second and only surviving son of the late John
Eghngton Bailey, Gentleman, F.S.A. , by his wife Emma,
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daughter of John Mills. Armorial bearings — He bears
for Arms: Gules, on a fesse nebuly between four martlets,
three in chief and one in base argent, two roses of the first,
barbed and seeded proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed
a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules and
argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in
front of an anchor in bend sinister proper, a female figure
vested vert, supporting with the right hand an escutcheon
gules, charged with a martlet argent, and resting the left
on the stock of the anchor. Motto — "Vallum seneum
esto. "
i'BAILLIE OF POLKEMMET (L.O., 28 June 1676).
Azure, nine estoiles, three, three', two, and one or, within a
bordure nebuly compony argent and sable, the escutcheon
being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet.
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest - On a wreath of
his liveries, out of a cloud proper, an estoile of tright rays
or. Motto— " In caligine lucet." Supporters— Two lions
guardant argent.
Eld. surv. s. of Sir Robert Alexander Baillie, 4th Bart.,
b. 1859; d. 1907; m. 1887, Isabel, d. of David Elliot
Wilkie of Melbourne, Australia, and of Ratho Byres,
Midlothian : —
Sir Adrian William Maxwell Baillie, 6th Bart. (1828).
H.M. Diplomatic Service, Lieut. 2nd Diagoons, Scots
Greys (Res. of Officers), h. 1898; s. his brother 1914,
Jies. — Polkemmet, Whitburn, Linlithgowshire.
The Late Sir WILLIAM HENRY BAILEY,
Knight Bachelor, Mayor of Salford 1893-94. Justice of the
Peace fcr Salford and Lancashire. Born 1838, being tbe
son of John Bailey. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a
fesse between two martlets in chief gules and a lymphad in
base, oars in action sable, flagged of the second, two
annulets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a griffin segreant argent, winged
chequy of the first and azure, holding in the dexter claw a
flagstaff, therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner gules,
sem^e of annulets, and resting the sinister claw on a pheon
sable. Motto — " Non terra sed aquis. " Married 1866,
Jane Dearden {died 1904), daughter of James Doming of
Astley, CO. Lancaster, and nad, with other issue — Alfred
John Bailey, Esquire, C.B. E. (q.v.). Seats — Sale Hall,
Cheshire ; Glan-y-mo, Beaumaris, Anglesey.
BAILLIE-GAGE (U.O.). iand4., per saltire azure and
ermine, a saltire gules, in chief a trefoil slipped or (Gage) ; 2
and 3, per pale azure and gules, nine stars of six points,
three, three, and three argent, in base a crescent of the last
(Baillie). Crests — 1. on a wreath of the colours, a ram
passant argent, armed and hoofed or, holding in the
mouth a trefoil slipped vert (Gage) ; 2. on a wreath of
the colours, a boar's head couped, holding in the mouth
a sprig of oak all proper (Baillie). Motto — "Courage
sans peur."
Son of Thomas Robert Baillie-Gage, b. 1842 ; d. 1914 ;
m. 1872, Louise Georgina (d. 1911), d. of Edward J.
Smith : —
Cecil Baillie-Gage, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; m. 1915,
Josephine (d. 1926), and has issue — Marcus Baillie-
Gage, Gentleman, b. 1918. Res. — Lansdowne Lodge,
Dublin.
BAILLIE-HAMILTON (R.L., 24 March 1859, H.
Coll.). Quarterly, 1 and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., gules, on
a chevron between three cinquefoils argent, a buckle
azure between two ermine spots, all within a bordure
or, charged with eight thistles vert (Hamilton, Matric.
L.O. c. 1672-7); ii. and iii., argent, a fesse wavy between
three roses gules, barbed and seeded pre per (Earl of
Haddington, L.O. c. 1672-7); 2 and 3, sable, the sun
in his splendour betwixt nine stars argent (Baillie).
Daus. of the Hon. Henry Baillie-Hamilton, J. P. Ber-
wickshire, Comm. R.N., Knight of the NIedjidie,
b. 1832; d. 1895; m. 1872, Hon. Harriet Frances
Scott, {d. 1925), third d. of Henry Francis, Lord
Polwarth :--
Helen Georgina, w. 1914, Maj. George Douglas Baillie-
Hamilton, late Roval Scots. Res. — io Graham Street,
S.W I.
Amabel Georgina, m. 1904, Rev. Charles J. Harland,
late Vicar of Dinnington, Northumberland ; and has issue.
Res. — Nether Stowey Vicarage, Bridgwater.
Gena Mary.
Margaret Ellinor Georgina, m. 1920, Alexander Gibson
Kennedy, and has issue, i?^^.— Sunshine Cottage, Lennel,
Coldstream.
Dau. of Rev. the Hon. Arthur Charles Baillie-Hamilton.
M.A. Durham, J. P. co. Suffrlk, Diocesan Inspector of
Schools, late Rector of Combs and Vicar of Badley, b.
1838 ; d. 1910 ; m. 1866, Alice {d. 1908), d. of Sir David
Baird, 2nd Bart. : —
Margaret. ./?«.— Haugh Farm, Bradford-on-Avon.
BAILLIE-HAMILTON. Quarterly, ist and 4th grand
quarters— Quarterly, i and 4, gules, on a chevron between
three cinquefoils argent, a buckle azure, between two spots
of ermine, all within a bordure or charged with eight
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thistles vert (for Hamilton of Byres) , 2 and 3, argent, a
fesse wavy between three roses gules, barbed and seeded
proper (for the title of Melrose); 2nd and 3rd grand
quarters— Sable, the sun in his splendour betwixt nine stars,
three, two, three and one, argent ( Baillie). Mantling gules
and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the liveries, two
dexter hands issuing out of clouds conjoined fessewise
and holding betwixt them a branch of laurel erect, all
proper, and over it the MottO, " Praesto et persto " (Hamil-
ton) ; 2. on a wreath of the liveries, a crescent or, and over
it the Motto, " Major virtus quam splendor " (Baillie).
Eldest son of Hon. George Baillie-Hamilton-Arden,
commonly called Lord Binning, C.B. , M.V.O. ; b.
1854; d. 1917 ; in. 1892, Katharine Augusta Millicent,
d. and h. of W. Severin Salting : —
Rt. Hon. George Baillie-Hamilton, M.C,, 12th Earl
of Haddington (Scot. 20 Mar. 1619), Baron of Binning and
Byres (Scot., 30 Nov. 1613), a Rep. Peer for Scotland, late
Capt. 2nd Dragoons, b. 1894 ; s. his gdfather 1917 ; m. 1923,
Sarah, d. of J. W. Cook, of West Mount, Montreal. Seat
— Tyninghame, Prestonkirk, co. Haddington.
JOHN DOVE BAIN, Esquire, J. P. cos. Cumberland and
Lanark. Born 1848, being the eldest son of the late Sir James
Bain.F. R.S., of Crofthead, Cumberland, J. P. and D.L., Lord
Provost of Glasgow 1874-1877, and M.P. for Whitehaven
1891-1893, by his wife Mary, dau. of John Dove of Glasgow.
Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1876)— Azure, a wolf's head
erased or, on a chief argent, a salmon on its back proper,
with a signet ring in its mouth of the second, a label of
three points for difference. Mantling gules, doubled argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm embowed
gules, the hand grasping a dirk proper. Motto — " Et arte
et marte."' Seat —
BAINBRIDGE (R.L., 21 Apl. ; Exemplification, 7 Sept.
1886). Argent, on a chevron sable, between two Cornish
choughs in chief proper and a stag's head caboshed in
base of the second, an escallop between two stags' heads
caboshed of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest
—On a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's head erased
argent, attired or, holding in the mouth a stag's horn
proper, two escallops sable. Motto — " Vis super hostem."
Livery — Blue and silver.
Son of Rev. Richard Martin of Wolsingham, co.
Durham, m. Mary Hannah, only child and heir of
Cuthbert Bainbridge of Leazes House, Wolsingham : —
Cuthbert Bainbridge Bainbridge, Esq., J. P. co. Durham,
b. i860; m. 1889, Jane Margaret Kirsof, 2nd d. of Thomas
Emerson Fenwick, Esq., J. P.. of Mayfield, Wolsingham;
and has issue. Seat — Lower Cheam House, Cheam, Surrey.
BAINBRIGGE (Arms of Bainbrigge confd. and crest
granted by Wm. Flower, Norroy, 1583; Ped. H.
Coll., 12 D 14, 295 and 13 D 14, 233). Quarterly,
I and 4, argent, a fesse embattled between three battle-
axes sable (for Bainbrigge) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron
between three leopards' faces or (for Parker). Mantling
gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a
goat sable, horned and unguled argent, around his neck a
collar of the same, standing on a hill vert. Motto —
" Virtute non armis fido." Livery — Light drab coat, black
plush breeches and waistcoat, white stockings.
Son of William Henry Bainbrigge, Gentleman, F.R.C.S.
of Woodseat, b. 1805 ; (/. 1884 ; w. Emma Frances, d.
of Joseph Brookes Yates, Esq., J. P. co. Lanes., of
West Dingle, Liverpool: —
William Parker Yates Bainbrigge, Esq., J. P. co. 01
Victoria West, S. Africa, M.B., M.S. (Glasgow), 1^. 1853 ;
m. 1st, 1886, Agnes Maud Mary, d. of Count Herbert
Cadenne de Lannoy ; 2nd, 1900, Laura, d. of Francis
Crawshay, Esq., J. P. of 'I'reforest, formerly of Bradbourr.e
Hall, Kent ; and has issue — (i) William Arthur de Lannoy
Yates Bainbrigge, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (2) Roger Hubert
Parker Cadenne Bainbrigge, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and (by
2nd marriage), Barbara Isabel. Res. — Hillcroft, Berkeley
Avenue, Reading.
Sons of Rev. Phillip Thomas Bainbrigge, M.A. (Oxon. ),
formerly Vicar of St. Thomas's, Regent Street, W., h.
1848 ; d. ; m. ist, Helen Jane (d. 1904), d. of
Alexander Gillespie ; 2nd, 1905, Beatrice Eleanora, d.
of Francis Borthwick of Hazlieburn, West Linton,
Peeblesshire : —
Philip Gillespie Bainbrigge, Esq., B.A. (Camb. ), b. 1890.
Res.—
Roger Bainbrigge, Gentleman, 1^. 1909. Res. —
Son of General Sir Philip Bainbrigge, K.C.B. , b. 1786 ;
d. 1862; w. i8i6, Sarah Mary, d. of Joseph Fletcher
of Liverpool : —
Col. Arthur Bainbrigge, b. 1832; m. 1866, Lucy, d. of
Ellis Reeve. Res. — Torquay.
Son of Reginald John Bainbrigge, Gentleman, b. ;
d. 1902 ; m. 1876, Maud Emma, d. of Rev. F. C. Platts,
of Port Melbourne, Australia : —
Reginald Dobree Bainbrigge, Gentleman, 1^. 1883. Res.^
Rohais Manor, Guernsey.
BAINES (H. Coll., 7 May 1804). Quarterly, i. sable, a
thigh-bone in pale surmounted by another in fesse argent,
between two crosses pat6e in bend or (Baines) ; 2. argent,
a bend sable, on a chief of the last, three cushions of the
first (Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fesse sable, a demi-lion rampant
issuant gules, in base three mullets of six points azure
(Oeils) ; 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross pat^e between
two cross crosslets fitchfe or (Cuthbert). Mantling sable
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter
arm embowed, vested azure, cuff argent, the hand grasping
a jawbone proper, on the arm a cross pat^e or. Motto —
" Furor arma ministrat."
Sons of late Rev. Charles Thomas Johnson Baines,
M.A. Christ Coll., Camb., Vicar of North Carlton,
Lines., by his wife Jane Emily, d. of late John Houston,
M.D. :—
Rev. Montague Charles Alexander Baines, M.A. Balliol
Coll., Oxford, Rector of Carlby, Lines. Res. — Carlby
Rectory, Stamford.
Harold Athelstan Baines, Gentleman, fi. 1848; fn. 1886,
Ella Emma, yr. d. of late Joseph Ellis of "Monks,"
Balcombe, Sussex ; and has had issue — Athelstan Basil
Baines, Gentleman, Barristerat-Law, b. 1888; killed in
action ; and Muriel Ella. Res. — 46 Vork Avenue, Hove,
Sussex.
Louis Adolphus Baines, Gentleman ; is m. and has issue.
Res.—
Sons of Lt.-Col. Cuthbert Athelstan Baines, 32nd
Regt. , D.L. , and his wife Sophia, d. of Samuel
Sanders of Fernhill, Isle of Wight : —
Athelstan Arthur Baines, Gentleman, (^. 1854; w. 1894,
Katherine Mary, d. of Rev. F. Fanshawe ; and has issue —
Frederick Athelstan Fanshawe Baines, Gentleman, b. 1896;
and Mabel Katharine. Residence — The Old Rectory, West-
meston. Hassocks, Sussex. Club — Oxford and Cambridge.
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,uthbert Johnson Baines, Esq., J. P. Glos., Lt.-Col. late
Gloucester Regt. (ret.), b. 1856; m. 1884, Ada Cornelia, d.
of Col. Henry Bouchier Savile, C.B., V.I)., J.!>. ; and has
issue— (i) Lt.-Col. Cuthbert Savile Baines, D.S.O. , late
Oxford ;L. I., served Gre.it War. desp., U.S.O. with Bar,
b. 1890JW. 1923, lidith Joyce, d. of Bertrand Yorke Bevan,.
J. P., of Weald Chase, Cuckfield (Res. — 21 Albion Street,
W.)]; (2) Thomas Borlase Baines, Gentleman,^. 1898;
Violet Mary Sophia ; and Frances Joyce. Residence — The
Lawn, Shirehampton, nr. Bristol.
Rt. Rev. Frederick Samuel Baines, D.D. , Bishop of
Natal. Residence — Bishop's House, Pietermaritzburg,
Natal.
Capt. John Baines (ret.). Res. —
BAIRD, see MATURIN-BAIRD.
BAIRD of Newbyth. Gules, a boar passant or, on
a canton ermine a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt
gold. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath
of the colours, a boar's head erased or. Motto — " Vi et
virtute."
Sons of Sir David Baird, 3rd Bart., J. P., D.L., h.
1832; d. 1913; m. 1864 Hon. Ellen Stuart (46
Chester Square, S.W.), d. of 12 th Lord Blantyre : —
Sir David Baird, M.V.O., 4th Bart., of Newbyth, co.
Haddington (13 Ap. 1809), Capt. (ret.) Black Watch, h.
1865 ; m. 1901, Lilian Gertrude, d. of Maj.-Gen. James
Davidson, and widow of Maj. Ernest Willshire, Black
Watch ; and has issue — Jean Marjorie. Seat — Newbyth,
Prestonkirk, co. Haddington. Clubs — Carlton, New
(Edin.).
William Arthur Baird, Esq., J. P., D.L. East Lothian,
h. 1879 ; m. 1908, Lady Hersey Constance Conyngham,
d. of 4th Marquess of Conyngham ; and has issue —
David Charles Baird, h. 1912 ; Robert Walter Stuart
Baird, h. 1914 ; Evelyn Frances ; Margaret Stuart ;
Hersey Ellen. Seats — Lennoxlove, Haddington ; Wen-
derlie, Gordon, N.B. Clubs — Arthur's, New (Edin.).
BAIRD of Urie (L.O., 1867). Per pale engrailed
gules and or, a boar passant counterchanged. Mantling
gules, doubled ermine. Crest — On a wreath of his
liveries, a griffin's head erased or. Motto — " Dominus
fecit."
Son of Sir Alexander Baird, G.B.E., ist Bart.,
b. 1849; d. 1920; m. 1873, Hon. Annette Maria
Palk \d. 1884), d. of ist Baron Haldon :—
Rt. Hon. Sir John Lawrence Baird, E.G., G.C.M.G.,
p.S.O., ist Baron Stonehaven, of Urie, co. Kincardine,
(12 June, 1925), 2nd Bart. (8 Mar. 1897), J. P. cos.
Warwick and Kincardine, M. P. Rugby 1916-18, and for
Ayr 1910-22, Maj. (ret.) Scottish Horse, served European
War, has Legion of Honour (France), Crown of Italy,
Croix de Guerre and Order of Leopold (Belgium),
Governor-General and Com. -in-Chief, Commonwealth of
Australia sinco 1925 ; Supporters— On either side a griffin,
wings expanded or, each holding in his e.xterior claw a
thistle slipped proper], h. 1874 ; m. 1905, Lady Ethel
Keith-Falconer, d. of 9th Earl of Kintore, and has
issue— Hon. James Ian Baird, b. igoS ; Hon. Robert
Alexander Greville Baird, 6. 1910 ; Hon. Annette Sydney
[m. 1925, Michael H. Mason] ; Hon. Ariel Olivia ; Hon.
Hilda Ava. Seat — Urie, Stonehaven, co. Kincardine.
Official res. — Government House, Melbourne, Australia
Clubs— Tnii, Carlton, R.Y.S.
Baird of Lochwood (rematric. L.O. 1886). As Baird 01
Urie, in chief a crescent all counterchanged. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest and Motto as above.
Eld. son of John Baird, Esq., of Lochwood, co. Lanark,
J. P. and D.L. co. Inverness, M.P. for N.W. Lanes.,
b. 1852 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1878, Constance Emelia, d. of
John Harford Battersby Harford t.f Blaise Castle.
Henbury, nr. Bristol: —
James Alexander Baird, Gentleman, b. 1879. Seat —
Lochwood, Gartcosh, N.B. Res. —
BAIRD (H. Coll.). Azure, a boar argent, on a chief
or, three tobacco-leaves vert, impaUng, purpure, a winged
wheel, and in dexter chief point a lyre argent (for
Schubach). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a boar's head erect and erased
gules, holding in the mouth a sprig of tobacco-plant vert.
Motto — " Vincit Veritas."
Son of Baird, of , b. ;
m. : —
Samuel Baird, Merchant, Citizen and Tinplate Worker
of London, b. ; m. , Selina, d. of Schu-
bach, of . Res. — 50 Hamilton Terrace,
N.W.8 ; St. Mary Axe, E.C.
BAIRD of Saughton(L.O., f. 1672-7 and 1845). Gules,
a sanglier passant or, on a canton ermine, a sword paleways
proper. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a
wreath of his liveries, a boar's head erased or. Motto —
" Vi et virtute."
Only surv. son of Sir William James Gardiner Baird,
8th Bart., h. 1854; d. 1921 ; /«. 1879, Hon. Arabella
Rose Hozier, d, of ist Lord Newlands : —
Sir James Hozier Gardiner Baird, 9th Bart, of Saughton
Hall, Midlothian (N.S., 28 Feb. 1695), M.C., Maj. late
Beds. Regt., Capt. 4th Batt. Argyll and Sutherland High-
landers, ^. 1883; 7ti. ist, 1921, lilanche Celia ((/. 1922), d.
of John L. Denton, of xMass. U.S.A. ; 2nd, 1923, Joan
Violet, d. of Thomas Barker. Res. — Saughton Ledge,
Cookham Dean, Berks.
BAIRD (L.O.). Azure a sanglier passant or, on a
chief argent, three inescutcheons gules. Mantling azure,
doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a
boar's head erased proper. Motto — " Dominus fecit."
Only surv. son of Col. A. W. Baird, C.S.I., R.E.,
F.R.S., of Palmer's Cross, Elgin, b. ; d. 1908 ;
m. , d. of : —
Brig.-Gen. Harry Beauchamp Douglas Baird, C.M.G.,
(1918), CLE. (1920), D.S.O. 1915), Col. comdg. Sen.
Officers' School in India since 1925, b. liyy ; m. 1915,
Ethel M. P., d. of Captain A. E. Caldecott, of Oxford ;
and has issue — Niall Patrick Douglas Baird, Gentleman,
b. 1917 ; and Maureen Dorothy. Res. — Palmer's Cross,
Elgin, Scotland ; Belgaum, India. Club — Naval and
Military.
BAIRD of Elie, co. F^ife (L.O., 1867). Parted per pale
gules and or, a boar passant counterchanged. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries,
a griffin's head erased or. Motto — " Dominus fecit."
Livery — Dark blue.
Only son of William Baird, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , Lt.-
Col. and Hon. Col. Fife Art., b. 1S48 ; d. 1918 ; m.
1883, Caroline Muriel, only d. of John Alexander Burn-
Callander of Preston Hall, Midlothinn : —
V\illiam James Baird, late Lieut. 12th R. Lancers, b.
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1893; m. 1918, Audley, d. of J. Porter Porter, of Bille Isle,
CO. Fermanagh, and has issue : — Lavinia tinid Muriel.
5*a/— Elie, co. Fife. Jies. — Deanscroft, Oakham, Rut-
land. Cluds — Turf, Naval and Military, Boodle's.
Baird of Muirkirk, co. Ayr (Rematric. 20 July 1908).
Anns as above, within a bordure argent. Mantling gules,
doubled or. Crest and Motto as above.
Second surv. son c f William Baird, Esq. , of Elie, D. L. ,
M.P. for Falkirk Bor^^ughs, d. 1796; d. 1864; m. 1840,
Janet, d. of Thjmas Johnston : —
The late John George Alexander Baird, Esq., J. P. and
D.L. CO. Ayr and for Glasgow, Col. Ayrshire Yeo. ,
Lieut. i6th Lancers, M.P. for Glasgow (Central Div. )
1886-1906, d. 1854; d. 1917 ; m. 1880, Susan Georgiana,
d. of Sir James Fergusson, 6th Bart., of Kilkerran, co.
Ayr; and had issue — Edith Christian [m. 1921, Maj. George
H. M. Lindsay, D.S.O., K.O.S.B.]; and Mary Janet.
J^es. — Wellwood, Muirkirk.
BAIRD (U.O.). Per chevron ermine and gules, in
base a boar passant or, on a chief azure a star of six
points argent, between two grif6ns' heads erased proper.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a griffin's head erased proper, langued argent.
Blotto — " Dominus fecit."
Son of WiUiam Savage Baird, Esq., J. P., of Avon-
more, Belfast, b. ; d. ; m. , : —
Sir Robert Hugh Hanly Baird, K.B.E. (1921), J. P.,
D.L. Belfast, formerly President Master Printers'
Federation and Irish Newspaper Society, b. 1855 ;
m. ist, 1882, Clara Eliza {d. 1918), d. of the late Robert
John Brown ; 2nd, 1920, Louisa, d. of the late Robert
John Brown. Res. — Park Lodge, Belfast. Clubs —
Constitutional, R.A.C., Ulster Reform.
BAKER, see LLOYD-BAKER.
BAKER of Redhill (H. Coll.). Gules, three leopards'
faces, two and one, proper, on a chief or as many escallops
of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a lion sejant proper, resting the
dexter paw on a shield gules, charged with an escallop
or. Motto — " Finis coronat opus."
Son of William Baker, of Newport, Mon., b.
m. : —
Cyril Bennett Baker, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Middle
Temple, b. . Res. — Markinch, Nether Street,
Finchley, N.12.
BAKER (H. Coll.). Erminois, six maple-leaves,
. three, two, and one, slipped proper, on a chief engrailed
azure, two boars' heads couped or. Mantling azure and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head
couped or, holding in the mouth a maple-leaf as in the
arms. Motto — " Meglio tardi che mai."
Son of Baker, of , 6. ;
m. : —
Fred Baker, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Nelson Street,
Vancouver, D.C.
BAKER of Almondsbury (H. Coll., 24 Oct. 1923).
Argent, two chevronels vair or and azure, between in
chief two stags' heads erased proper, and in base a fleur-
de-lys sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's head erased
as in the arms, an annulet between two fleurs-de-lys or.
Motto — " Tenax propositi.' '
Eldest son of William Mills Baker, Esq., J. P., of
The Holmes, Stoke Bishop, b. 1831 ; d. 1890; m.
, Hannah, d. of John Hiatt : —
Hiatt Cowles Baker, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; m. 1895,
Abigail Dorothea, d. of Canon J. H. Way, Vicar of Hen-
bury, Glos. ; and has had issue — John Lionel Baker,
Gentleman, b. 1900: killed in action 1917; William
Michael Hiatt Baker, Gentleman, b. 1907 ; David Martin
Hiatt Baker, Gentleman, b. 1920 ; Marjorie Abigail [m.
1917, Maj. A. R. Stanley-Clarke, M.C., R.F.C.]; Dorothea
Anne. Res. — Oaklands, Almondsbury, Glos. Clubs —
Alpine, Garden.
BAKER of Southsea (H. Coll.). Argent, on a saltire
engrailed sable, five escallops or, on a chief gules, a lion
passant of the third between two anchors erect of the
first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Issuant from
an Eastern coronet or, a dexter arm vambraced proper,
charged with an anchor gules, and holding in the hand
an arrow in bend sinister also proper. Motto — " True
until death."
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Sons of Rev. Frederick Walter Baker, of Sparkeswood,
Rolvenden. Kent, formerly Rector of Beaulieu, Hants.,
b. 1814; (/. 1878; m 1st,' , Lucy (d. 1858), d. of
Rev. R. Woodward ; 2nd, i860, Charlotte Frances, d.
of Major B. George Willock : —
Frederick Coonibe Baker, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), l>-
1861 ; m. 1908, Isabella Winifred, d. of F. Edwards Parker
of Sireatham. Res. — Sparkeswood, Rolvenden, Kent.
'.lubs — O.xford and Cambridge. M.C.C.
George Henry Baker, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1864.
iies. — Sparkeswood, Rolvenden, Kent.
Sons of Harry Baker, Gentleman, of Brandon Road,
Southsea, ^. 1843; d. 1918; in, 1870, Annie Maria, eld.
d. and coheir of James \\'ard of \\'arden. Isle of
Sheppey : —
Cecil Ward Popham Baker, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; m. 1905,
Florence, d. of F. D. Lacy, and has issue — Francis Ward
Popham Baker, Gentleman, h. 1912 ; Harry Wood Popham
Baker, Gentleman, 6. 192 1 ; and 3 daus. Res. — Sandown,
Watford, Herts.
Harold Ramsey Popham Baker, Gentleman, M.R.C.S.
(Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), ^. 1880; m. 1914, Kathleen
Menteith, 2nd d. of John Barr, Esq., J. P., M.B., CM.
Res. — 77-79 Accrington Read, Blackburn.
BAKER of Montreal, Canada (H. Coll., 1912). Erminois,
six maple-leaves, three, two and one, slipped proper, ( n a
chief engrailed azure, two boars' heads couped or. Mant-
ling' azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
bear's head couped or, holding in the mouth a maple-leaf,
as in the arms. Motto — " Meglis tardi che mai."
Son of Stephen Baker : —
Walter Reginald Baker, Esq., C.V.O., Officer of the
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, holds the
3rd class Order of Sacred Treasure of Japan, b. 1852.
Res. — 773 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, Canada.
Clubs — Mount Royal, Royal Montreal Golf (both Montreal),
Rideau, Country (both Ottawa), Manitoba (Winnipeg).
BAKER of Ranston (R.L., 6 Jan. 1817, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a castle between two crosses
pat^e in chief and a key in base sable, on a chief azure,
two keys erect or (Baker) ; 2 and 3, argent, on abend cottised
sable, three cinquefoils or, on a chief gules, three arrows
erect, points downward, proper (Littlehales). Majitling
sable and argent. Crests^i. on a wreath of the colours, a
nag's head erased argent, charged on the neck with a cross
pat^e fitch^e gules, in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert
(Baker) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, between two wings
elevated or, an armed arm embowed proper, garnished or,
the hand in a gauntlet grasping an arrow entwined by a
branch of olive proper. Motto — " Finis coronat opus."
Only son of Rev. Sir Talbot Hastings Bendall Baker,
3rd Bart., b. 1820; d. 1900; m. (2nd), 1875, Amy
Susan, d. of Lt.-Col. George Marryat : —
Sir Randolf Littlehales Baker, 4th Bart. (2 Sept. 1802),
D.S.O. with Bar, T.D., J. P., D.L. Dorset, Lt.-Col. Dorset
Yeo. , M.P. North Dorset Jan. 1910-18, b. 1879 ; m. 1920,
Elsie, d. of the late R. G. Burrell, and widowof Maj. Boyd
Cunningham, of Makeni, Rhodesia, and has issue — Selina
Littlehales. Seat — Ranston, Dorset. Clubs — Carlton,
Bath.
B.AKER (H. Coll.). Sable, a chief gules, thereon an
estoile of the first between two bezants. Mantling sable
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a
swan's head erased argent, an estoile or between two
bezants. Motto—'' Sedulo et honeste. '
Son of Lawrence James Baker, Esq., J. P., b. 1827;
d. 1921 ; by ist wife, m. 1857, Ellen Catherine
Thompson : —
Lawrence Ingham Baker, Esq., J. P. Somerset, b. 1862 ;
m. 1885, Helen .Agnes, d. of Sir Samuel Morton Peto, ist
Bart. ; and has issue — Humphrey Lawrence Peto Baker,
Gentleman, b. 1887. Seat — Wayford Manor, Crewkerne,
Somerset.
BAKER (H. Coll., 24 Jan. 1844). Quarterly, i and
4, ermine, on a saltire engrailed azure, a maunch between
four escallops or, on a chief sable, a lion passant of the
third (for Baker) ; 2 and 3, sable, a tower or, charged
with a pheon of the field, within a bordure of the second,
charged with ten cross crosslets also of the field (for
Tower). Mantling sable and argent. Crests, i. upon
a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, charged on
the shoulder with a saltire azure, and supporting between
the paws a shield of the last, thereon a maunch or (for
Baker) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant
per pale or and ermine, the dexter claw resting on a shield
sable, charged with a tower, as in the arms (for Tower).
Motto — " Love and dread." Livery — Dark blue, silver
buttons.
Son of Henry John Baker Tower of Elemoie Hall,.
b. 1822 ; d. 1871 ; m. 1849, Isabella, younger d. of
Robert Lancelot Allgood of Nunwick, Northumber-
land : —
Rear-Adm. William Henry Baker Baker, R.N., b. 1862;
in. 1910, Harriet Constance, youngest d. of H. N. Middle-
ton, J. P. and D.L. ; and has issue — Henry Conyers Baker
Baker, Esq. , b. 1912 ; Oswald Francis Baker, Esq., b. 1914 ;.
and Margaret Isobel Baker. Club — Naval and Military.
BAKER (H. Coll.). Party per fesse or and asure, in
chief a cinquefoil between two swan's necks erased, and.
in base a swans' neck erased, between two cinquefoils, all
counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed proper,,
charged with two cinquefoils azure, holding a lozenge-
also azuie, charged with a swan's neck erased or. Motto
— ' ' Carpe diem."
Sons of the Hon. Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, K.C.M.G. ^
K.C. P.S., President of the Senate of the Common-
wealth of Australia, (^. 1841 ; d. ; ?n. 1865 Kathe-
rine Edith, d of Richard Bowen Colley : —
John Richard Baker, Esq., b. 1866.
Robert Colley Baker, Esq. Post. add. —
BAKER of West Hay (H. Coll.). Azure, on a fesse-
engrailed, between three swans' necks erased or, gorged
with ducal coronets gules, as many cinquefoils of the last.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the
colours, a dexter arm in mail proper, the under vest seen
at the elbow vert, the hand also proper, grasping a swan's
neck as in the arms, beaked gules.
Son of Rev. Robert Lowbridge Baker, M.A. Cantab,.
J. P. CO. Oxford, Rector of Wilcote and Vicar of
Ramsden, same co. , b. 1831 ; d. 1904; ;«. 2nd, 1873,.
Henrietta Maria, 4th d. of Right Hon. Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, 8th Bart., of Beverston, M.P. : —
The late Robert Michael Baker, Gentleman, b. 1887;.
d. 1909. Estate — West Hay, Wrington, Bristol.
B.AKER of Bayfordbury (H. Coll. ). Per pale ermine and
gules, a greyhound courant between two bars invected, in
chieftwo quatrefoils, and another in base, all counterchanged.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a cockatrice per fesse indented erminois and pean,
combed and wattled gules, gorged with a collar azure, and
in the beak a quatrefoil slipped vert. MottO— " So run
that ye may obtain."
Sons of William Clinton Baker, Esq., J. P., of Bayford-
bury, /'. 1839 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1864, Edith Mildmay
.Ashurst, d. of Rev. Henry Lewis Magendie, Vicar of
Great Dunmow : —
Henry William Clinton Baker, Esq., J. P. Herts., b.
1865. Estates — Roughton and High Toynton, Lines. ;
Hyde Hall, nr. Buntingford, and Seat — Bayfordbury,.
Herts.
Adm. Sir Lewis Clinton Baker, K.C.B. , K.C.V.O., C.B.,
R.N. (ret.), J. P., D.L. Herts., A.D.C. to King George
1917, Adm. comdg. Reserves 1925-7, has Legion of
Honour, Order of St. Vladimir (Russia), D.S. M. America,
b. 1866 ; m. 1920, Rosa, M.B.E. , d. of the late William
Henderson, of Frome, Somerset; and has issue — William
Lewis Clinton Baker, Esq., b. 1921 ; and Jean. Seat —
Bayford Hall, Herts. Club — United Service.
Geoffrey Clinton Baker, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; m. 1907
Violet Edith Henniker, d. of the late Col. E. G. Hastings.
Res.—
BAKER (U.O.). Azure, on a chevron or, between
three swans' heads erased proper, ducally gorged of the
second, as many cinquefoils gules. Mantling azure and
or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm
embowed in armour proper, the hand grasping a swan's
head, as in the arms. Motto — " Honos virtutis satelles."
Descendants of William Baker, Esq., of Lismacue,,
CO. Tipperary : —
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BAKER - CRESSWELL. Quarterly, i. quarterly i.
and iiii., erminois, three torteaux, two and one, each charged
with a squirrel sejant argent (for Cresswell) ; ii. and lii.,
gules, a goat statant, armed and crined or, between three
saltires of the last (for Baker) ; 2. the same arms of Cress-
well ; 3. the same arms of Baker ; 4. azure, two chevronels
argent, between two garbs in chief or, and in base two
swords in saltire proper, pommels and hilts gold (for Reed).
Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the
colours, a mount vert, thereon a torteau, charged as in the
arms (for Cresswell) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a goat's
head erased argent, armed and crined or, gorged with a
collar gemel and charged on the neck with a saltire gules
(for Baker). Motto — " Cressa ne careat."
Only surv. son of Addison Francis Baker-Cresswell,
Esq., J. P., D.L., b. 1874 ; d. 1921 ; m. 1899, Idonea,
sec. dau. of S. F. Widdrington of Newton Hall,
Northumberland : —
A_ddisim Joe Baker-Cresswell, Gentleman, b. 1901. Seat —
Harehope, Alnwick, Northumberland.
GILFRID GEORGE BAKER-CRESSWELL. Esquire,
J. P. for Worcestershire and Northumberland. Born 1848,
being the second son of the late Oswin Addison Baker-
Cresswell, Esq., J. P., by his wife Anne Seymour Conway,
eld. dau. of Sir William Gordon-Cumming, Bart., of
Altyre. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i. quarterly i. and
iiii., erminois, three torteaux, two and one, each charged
with a squirrel sejant argent (for Cresswell) ; ii. and iii., gules,
a goat statant, armed and crined or, between three saltires of
the last (for Baker) ; 2. the same arms of Cresswell ; 3. the
same arms of Baker ; 4. azure, two chevronels argent,
between two garbs in chief or, and in base two swords in
saltire proper, pommels and hilts gold (for Reed), and
impaling the arms of Cooper, namely vert, a fesse em-
battled or, between two pheons in chief and as many thigh
bones saltirewise in base argent. Mantling gules and or.
Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert,
thereon a torteau, charged as in the arms (for Cresswell) ;
2. on a wreath of the colours, a gout's head erased argent,
armed and crined or, gorged with a collar gemel, and
charged on the neck with a saltire gules (for Baker). Motto
— " E nuce nucleuni." Married, 1876, Alice Louisa,
youngest dau. of Sir Astley Paston Cooper, Bart., of Gade-
bridge; and has surv. issue — (i) Henry Gilfriti Baker-
Cresswell, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon), h. 1878 [w. 1912,
Vera Mabel, d. of Edward Foote Ward, D. L., of
Salhouse, and has issue — 2 sons] ; and Alice Ida \_)ii. 1912,
Herbert Henry Edmund Craster, M.A. , D. Litt. , Fellow
of All Souls' Coll., Oxford, son of Edmund Craster of
Beadnell Hall, and has issue]. Res. — Preston Tower,
Chathill, Northumberland.
BAKER-WILBRAHAM (R.L. 1900, H. Coll.). Quar-
terly, 1 and 4, argent, three bendlets wavy azure, and for
distinction a canton ermine (Wilbraliam) ; 2 and 3, per
pale argent and or, on a saltire nebuly sable, five escal-
lops of the first, on a chief of the third a lion passant of the
second (Baker). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased argent,
charged on the neck with a cross crosslet azure for distinc-
tion (Wilbraham) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter
armembov\ed, vested azure, charged with three annulets
interlaced or, cuffed argent, holding in the hand proper an
arrow of the last (Baker). Motto — " In portu quies."
Livery — Dark blue coat, blue and orange striped waist-
coat, black trousers piped with orange. ,
Son of Sir George Barrington Baker- Wilbraham, 5th
Bart. , /5. 1845; d. 1912; in. 1872, Katharine Frances,
only child and heiress of the late Lieut. -Gen. Sir Richard
Wilbraham, K.C B., of Rode Hall, co. Chester: —
Sir Philip Wilbraham Baker- Wilbraham, 6th Bart. (17
Sept. 1776), Barrister-at-Law, M.A. (Oxon.), formerly
Fellow of All Souls', Chancellor of Diocese of Chester from
1913, of Truro since 1923, and of York, and Vicar-Gen. of
Province of York since 1925, b. 1875; '■"• 1901, Joyce, d.
of Rt. Hon. Sir John Kennaway, Bart., P.C, C.B., of
Escot, Ottery St. Mary ; and has issue — Randle John
Baker- Wilbraham, Esq., b. 1906; Joyce Katharine; Mary
Frances ; and Elisabeth Sibylla. 5«a/-Rode Hall, Scholar
Green, Cheshire. Town res.— 76 Elm Park Gardens, S.W.
C/z/3j— Athenaeum, United University.
BALCK FOOTE (H. Coll., 7 Nov. 1923). Azure,
issuing from the trunk of an oak-tree couped in fesse, a
sprig of oak fructed, in the dexter chief a mullet all or
Mantling azure and or. Crest — Between two wings, an
arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed gold, the hand
proper grasping a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — "Sicut
quercus robur nostrum."
Son of Rev. Christian George Augustus Balck, of
Rostock, Mecklenburg, b. 1801 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1873,
Lucy Elizabeth, d. of Alfred Foote, Gentleman, of
Kew Green : —
Charles Augustus John Albert Balck F'oote, Esq., M.B.,
Ch.B. (Edin.),Lt.-Col. R. A. M.C., 6.1874; »i.i923, Frances,
d. of William Boyd, Gentleman, and has issue — John
Anthony Balck Foote, h. 1924 ; and Lucy Elizabeth.
Res. — Roseland, Greenway Lane, Bath.
EDWARD THOMAS BALDWIN, Esquire, Barrister-
at-Law, b. 31 May, 1846, being the second son of Rev.
John Baldwin, Clerk in Holy Orders, J. P. co. Palatine of
Lancaster, Scholar and Fellow of Christ's Coll.. Cam-
bridge, and his wife Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of William
Atkinson of Dalton. Armorial bearings— Or, a chevron
ermines, between two sprigs of oak in chief vert and an
acorn in base azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant or, charged
with a fesse azure, holding in his paws a feather argent.
Motto — "Vim vi repello." Estates — Property in and
about Garstang, Dalton, Urswick, Hawcoat, Newbarns and
Newton. Residence — i Gloucester Place, W. i. Clubs —
Windham, Boodle's.
BALDWIN (H. Coll.). Argent, on a saltire sable,
five quatrefoils or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a cockatrice sejant, wings
addorsed argent, combed, wattled, and beaked or,
gorged with a crown vallary, lined and reflexed over
the back gold, and charged on the shoulder with a rose
gules, barbed and seeded proper. Motto — " Per deum
meum transilio murum."
Son of Alfred Baldwin, Esq., M.P. for Bewdley
Division of Worcestershire, of Wilden House,
Stourport, h. ; d. ; m. , Louisa,
d. of Rev. George B. Macdonald : —
Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, P.C, Prime Minister since
1924, President of Board of Trade 1921-22, Chancellor
of the Exchequer 1922-23, M.P. for Bewdley 1908-18,
1918-22, 1923-24, J. P. Woicestershire, b. 1867 ; m.
1892, Lucy, O.B.E., d. of late Edward Lucas Jenks
Ridsdale, of Rottingdean, Sussex, and has issue —
Oliver Ridsdale Baldwin, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., b. 1899
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Arthur Windham Baldwin, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; Diana
Lucy [m. 1919, Capt. R. G. Munro, M.C, late 4th
Dragoon Gds.] ; Leonora Stanley [»«. 1922, Capt. the
Hon. Arthur Howard, Scots Gds.] ; Pamela Margaret
[m. 1919, Lieut. -Comdr. H. M. Huntington-Whiteley,
R.N.] ; and Esther Louisa. Seat — Astley Hall, nr.
Stourport. Town res. — lo Downing Street, S.W.i. Clubs
— Carlton, United University, Athenasura, Travellers'.
BALDWIN (H. CoU.). Gules, on a chevron or
between three crosses calvary argent as many slips of
laurel fructed proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel or sejant upon a
hazel-branch fructed, turned up behind its back, the
dexter paw holding a slip of the same proper, the sinister
paw resting on a cross calvary sable. Motto — " Par
foy franchise."
Sons of Edward Baldwin, Gentleman, of 35 Hyde
Park Square, W., b. 1803 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1831, Ann
Calcotts, d. of the late Horner, of Grove Park,
Camberwell : — •
Rev. Edward Curtis Baldwin, Hon. Canon of Ely,
and Proctor in Convocation, b. 1844 ; m. 1875, Caroline
Maria, d. of Rev. C. B. Lowe, Rector of Tydd St. Mary,
Lincolnshire ; and has issue — Godfrey Theodore
Baldwin, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; and Dorothy Mary.
Res. — 9 Scroope Terrace, Cambridge.
Herbert Baldwin, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
27 Hopton Road, Streatham, Surrey.
Son of Baldwin, Gentleman, b. ;
d. ; ni. , :—
Major Montagu Chenevix Baldwin, b. . Res. —
Lanceiield, Camberley, Surrey.
a hand holding a branch of olive proper. Motto — " Adsit
Deus. "
? present representative.
Balfour (L.O., 1832). Arms as above, "within a
bordure engrailed of the third" {i.e. gules). Mantling,
Crest and Motto as above.
Son of Lewis Balfour, Merchant, Calcutta, i>. ;
cf. ; in. : —
Captain Arthur Macintosh Balfour, R..\., .^djut. .Sussex
Artillery, b. . Res.—
Balfour (L.O., 1760 ; rematric. 1919). Arms as
first above, a bordure invected of the third, charged
with a cross moline silver. Mantling sable, doubled
argent. Crest-and Motto as above. Livery — Black and
silver.
Eighth son of George William Balfour, Gentleman,
M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.P. (Edin.), of Westfield, Colinton,
Midlothian, Scotland, b. 1823 ; d. 1903 ; m. 2nd,
1854, Margaret Bethune, d. of James Craig, Surgeon,
of Ludgate Lodge, Ratho, Scotland : —
Harry Hyndman Balfour, Esq., M.B.E. (civ. 19 18),
O.B.E. (mil. 1919), M.B., CM., J. P. (South Africa
1904), 6. 1873 ; m. 1903, Bertha Elsie, d. of late Sir
Benjamin Wesley Greenacre, of Caistor House, Durban,
Natal, South Africa ; and has issue — Harry Melville
Balfour, Gentleman, b. 1913 ; and Dulcie Mary Craig.
i?es.— Oak Hill Lodge, Hampstead, N.W\3. Club—
Wellington.
Balfour (L.O., 1908). Arms as first above, " a bordure
invected of the third," charged with an eightfoil of the field.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest and Motto as above.
BALDWIN (H. Coll.), Argent, a saltire sable be-
tween four ermine spots, on a chief vert a cocka-
trice of the first, combed, wattled, and beaked or.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a cockatrice's head couped, wings endorsed gules,
holding in the beak a fleur-de-lys or. Motto — " Vi et
diligentia."
Son of Baldwin, Gentleman, of
,b. ; m. :—
Sydney Herbert Baldwin, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Buluwayo, S. Africa.
B.^LFOUR, see BRUCE.
BALFOUR of Pilrig(L.O., 1760). Argent, on a chevron
indented sable, between a rose gules in chief and a saltire
azure in base, an otter's head erased of the first. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries,
Ninth son (eighth of the sec. mar.) of George William
Balfour, M.D., F.R.C.P., LL.D., and Margaret
Bethune, d. of James Craig (see above): —
Keith Melville Balfour, Gentleman, 6. 1875 ; tn. 1927,
Rosalind, d. of the late John Edward Gard of Bendigo,
Australia, and wido\v of H. G. Nicholas. Post. add. —
I Ashburn Gardens, S.W.7. Clu6—E. I. United .Service.
The Rt. Hon. Sir ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR,
K.G., O.M., ist Earl of Balfour, and Viscount
Trapain of Whittingf'hame (5 May 1922), Lord
President of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, Deputy - Lieutenant for the county of East
Lothian, Master of Arts of the University of Cam-
bridge, Fellow of the Royal Society, Honorary Doctor of
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Cambridge, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool,
Sheffield, Birmingham, and Bristol, Honorary Doctor
of Civil Law of the University of Oxford, Chancellor
of the University of Edinburgh. Born July 25, 1848,
being the eldest son of the late James Maitland
Balfour of Whittingehame, in the county of East Lothian,
and of Strathconan, in the county of Ross, by his wife
Blanche Mary Harriet, commonly known as Lady Blanche
Mary Harriet, second daughter of the Most Honourable
Sir James Brownlow William Gascoyne-Cecil, second Mar-
quess of Salisbury, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the
Garter; elected a Member of Parliament for Hertford,
February 1874 to November 1885, sat for the East Division
of Manchesttr 1885-1906, and for City of London igo6-
1922. Armorial bearings (Matric. L.O.)— Argent, on a
chevron engrailed between three mullets sable, as many
otters' heads erased of the field. Mantling gules, doubled
ermine. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a palm-tree
proper. Supporters — Two otters proper, collared or.
Motto — "Virtus ad sethera tendit." ^^/a/*?— Whitt-
ingehame. Post. adds. — Whittingehame, Prestonkirk,
East Lothian ; 4 Carlton Gardens, London, S. W. Clubs —
Carlton, Travellers', Athenaeum, New (Edinburgh).
BALFOUR. Matric. L.O., 1895, as cadet of Whitting-
hame (L.O., 1895), and Balbirnie (L.O., 1672)— Argent,
on a chevron engrailed between three mullets sable, an
otter's head erased of the first, within a bordure also
engrailed of the second. Mantling sable, doubled argent.
Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, a palm-tree proper.
Motto— (above Crest). " Virtus ad aethera tendit." Livery
—White, with black facings, black breeches and stockings,
silver buttons, and silver shoe-buckles.
Eldest son of Charles Barrington Balfour, Esq., J. P.,
D.L. , M. P., Capt. Scots Gds., b. 1862; d. 1921 ; m.
1888, Helena, commonly known as Lady Helena, fifth
daugliter ol the late Right Honourable Mark
McDonnell, tenth Earl of Antrim: —
Charles James Balfour, Esq., Major Scots Gds., has
Croi.x de Guerre (France), b. 1889 ; w.1917, Hon. AureaVera
Baring, d. of 5th Baron Ashburton. Estates — Newton-Don
(counties of Berwick and Roxburgh) ; Balgonie and Balfour
(contiguous) in the county of Fife. Post. add. — Newton-
Don, Kelso. Club — Guards'.
EDWARD BALFOUR, Esquire, of Balbirnie, in the
county of Fife, Deputy- Lieutenant. Born 1849, being
the second but eldest surviving son of the late John Balfour,
of Balbirnie, Esq., J. P., D.L., Hon. Col. Fife Artill. Mil.,
late Capt. Grenadier Guards, by his wife. Lady Georgiana
Isabella, daughter of the Right Honourable John Frederick
Campbell, first Earl of Cawdor. Armorial bearings ( M atric.
L.O. , 1672) — Argent, on a chevron engrailed between
three mullets sable, a seal's head erased of the first. Upon
the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with
a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of
his liveries is set for Crest, a palm-tree proper ; and in
an escroll above, this Motto, "Virtus ad aethera tendit."
Married, 1879, Isabella Weyman Hooper of Boston, United
States of America, and has surv. issue — Edward William
Sturgis Ballour, Esq., D.S.O., O.B.E., M.C., Lt.-Col.
Scots Gds., late 5th Dragoon Gds., served Great War
(despatches), b. 1885 \m. 1924, Ruth, d. cf Rt. Hon. Gerald
Balfour, P.C. , and has issue: — John Charles Balfour,
Gentleman, b. 1919; Peter Edward Balfour, Gentleman,
b. 1921 ; Norah Elizabeth ; and Anne] ; Alice Georgina ;
and Eva Katherine. Estate — Balbirnie, Markinch, N.B.
Clubs — Turf, New (Edinburgh).
BALFOUR of Fernie (L.O., 1808). Argent, on a chev-
ron sable, an otter's head erased of the first. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest — A mermaid proper, holding
in her dexter hand an otter's head erased sable, and in the
sinister a swan's head erased, also proper. Motto —
"Omne solum forti patria." Supporters— Dexter, an
otter ; sinister, a swan, both proper.
Son of Francis Balfour, Esq. , J. P. cos. Perth and Fife,
b. 1867; (/. 1926; m. 1903, Katherine Morgan, elder d.
of Harry W. Chubb of Burhngham, Chislehurst : —
Francis Keir Balfour, Gentleman, b. 1905. Seats —
Kindrogan, and Dimanlan, co. Perth. Res. — Balnakielly,
Kirkmichael, Blairgi wrie.
The Hon. JAMES BALFOUR, a Member of the
Legislative Council and of the Executive Council of Vic-
toria, Justice of the Peace. Born May 10, 1830, being
the sixth son of John Balfour, a merchant in Leith,
and the third son, by his second wife Robina, dau.
of Capt. Robert Gordon of Invercarron. Armorial
bearings (L.O. 1832) — Argent, on a chevron indented
sable, between a rtjse in chief gules and a saltire in
base azure, an otter's head erased of the field. Crest — A
dexter hand holding an olive-branch proper. Motto — " Adsit
Deus." Married, April 19, 1859, Frances Charlotte, eldest
dau. of the late Hon. James Henty, M.L.C., of Victoria;
and has Issue— [\) James Hugh Balfour, b. 1861 \m. 1885,
Ethel Maud Lucy Scales, and has issue] ; (2) Rev. Graham
Henty Balfour, M.A. Melbourne University, B.D. St.
Andrews University, b. 1866 \m. 1896, Annie Henderson] ;
(3) Lewis John Balfour, B.A. , M B. , Ch.B. Melbourne Uni-
versity, b. 1868 \_m. 1909, Ella Eyres {Res. — Pilrig,
Burwood Road, Hawthorne, Melbourne, Australia)] ; (4)
William George Balfour, b. 1871 [»?. 1900, Margaret
Mackie Henderson, and has issue]; (5) Robert Melville
Balfour, b. 1873, d. 1883; (6) Henry Rainy Balfour, b. 1875
\_m. 1905, Elizabeth Katie Harrison]; Charlotte Gordon;
Fanny Robina; Mary Matheson, deceased ; Annie Munro ;
and Christina Emily Elphinstone. Residences — Windella,
Kew, Melbourne; and Round Hill, Culcairn, New South
Wales. Club — Australian (Melbourne).
BALFOUR (L.O. ). Parted per pale argent and sable,
on a chevron between three roundels, an otter's head
erased all counterchanged, impaling the Arms of Beazley
viz. gules, a lymphad with sails furled and oars in action
between three crosses pat^e all or. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a mermaid hold-
ing in her dexter hand an otter's head erased all proper.
Motto — " Non temere."
Son of late James Balfour of Pilmuir, Largo, co.
Fife, b. 1803; d. 1876; m. 1834, Isabella [d. 1885),
d. of Alexander Hutchison of Fosterton, co. Fife : —
Sir Robert Balfour, ist Bart. (1911), M.P. Partick Div.
of Lanark, 1906-22, b. 6 March 1844; m. 24 Aug. 1881,
Josephine Maria, d. of late James Beazley, Esq., J. P.
and has had issue — (i) Alexander Balfour, Gentleman,
B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1882; d 1923 [m. igio, Ruth Frances,
d. of the late John D. Macfarland of Lincoln, Nebraska,
and left issue — Nancy and Margaret] ; (2) Alan Scott
Balfour, 2nd Lieut. R.F.C., b. 1894 \m. 1917, Edna
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Winifred, d. of the late F. P. S. Harris of Liverpool, and
was killed in action 1918]. Seat — Langham Hall, Colchester,
Essex. Town Res. — 7 Princes G.ite, London, W. Clubs
— Reform, Bath, City of London.
BALFOUR of Balfour and Trenabie (L.O., 1843).
Argent, on a chevron sable, an otter's head erased of
the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest —
Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter arm in armour erect
proper, the hand holding a baton in bend gules, tipped
urgent. Supporters— Two otters proper. Motto — "Ford-
ward." (Supposed to refer to the tenure of the wardenship
of the Forth, held by the Balfours as proprietors of the
Isle of May, at the mouth of the Firth of Forth. )
Son of James William Balfour, Esq., of Balfour and
Trenabie, in the co. of Orkney, J. P., U. L. , Convener
of that county, Hon. Col. (ret.), formerly Col. comdg.
Orkney Art. Vol. and Capt. 7th Dragoon Gds. , b. 1827 ;
d. 1907 ; m. 1852, Isabella, only d. of Lt.-Col. Craster,
late 22nd Regiment : —
William Edward Ligonier Balfour, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. for
CO. of Orkney, Col. late Royal Artillery, b. 1855 ; 7/1. 1887,
Florence Augusta Catherine Elizabeth, d. of Frederic Bernal,
C. M.G. , formerly H.B.M.'s Consul-General at Havre; and
has issue — Mildred Ligonier \_»t. 1918, Maj. John H. John-
ston, D.S.O. , R.G.A.] ; and Doris Ella Ligonier. Seats —
Balfour Castle and Noltland Castle, in the county of Orkney.
Clubs — Boodle's, New (Edinburgh).
JOHN EDMOND HEUGH BALFOUR, Esq., C.M.G.,
D.S.O., J.P. and(i922)HighSheriffco. Devon, Maj. Reserve
of Officers, late Capt. nth Hussars. Born 1863, being the
eldest son of the late George Edmond Balfour of The
Manor, Sidmouth, co. Devon, and his wife Marianna, dau.
of the Rev. J. Jowitt, Vicar of Headingley, Leeds.
Armorial bearings (L.O. , 1854) — Argent, on a chevron
sable, between three lions passant gules, an otter's head
erased of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet
befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled argent ;
and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter
hand and arm erect, holding in bend a branch of laurel
slipped all proper ; and upon an escroll above the crest this
Motto, "AdsitDeus." Married, 1910, Evelyn, d. of the
Hon. Robert Gerard-Dicconson of Wrightington Hall, near
Wigan ; and has issue — Betty Evelyn Petronella. Estate —
The Manor, Sidmouth. Post. add. — The Manor, Sidmouth,
Devonshire. Clubs — Turf, Arthur's, Boodle's, Cavalry.
BALFOUR (L.O. , 5 Sept. 1901). Ermine, on a chevron
sable, between two torteaux in chief and in base an open
book proper, an otter's head erased argent. Mantling
sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, on a
rock, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand an otters
head erased, and in her sinister a swan's head erased all
proper. Motto— " Nil temere."
Son of Rt. Hon. John Blair Balfour, ist Baron Kinross,
of Glasclune, co. Haddington, Lord Justice-General
and Lord Pres. of the Court of Session in Scotland,
P.C. , b. 1837; d. 1905; m. ist, 1869, Lilias Oswald {d.
1872), d. of Donald Mackenzie, the Hon. Lord
Mackenzie, Judgeof the Supreme Court of Scotland : —
Rt. Hon. Patrick Balfour, 2nd Baron Kinross (15 July
1902), B.A. (Oxon.), Advocate [Supporters apptg. to B.
of Kinross — On either side an otter proper, charged on the
shoulder with two swords in saltire argent, pommels and hilts
or], b. 1870; m. 1903, Caroline Elsie, d. of Arthur H.
Johnstone-Douglas, Esq., D.L. , of Lcckerbie; and has
issue— (i) Hon. John Patrick Douglas Balfour, 2nd Lieut.
R.A., b. 1904; (2) Hon. David Andrew Balfour, b. 1906;
Hon. Pamela Lilias ; Hon. Rosemary Jean ; and Hon.
Ursula Nina. Res. — 17 Heriot Row, Edinburgh. Clubs —
Brooks's, University and New (Edinburgh).
BALFOUR of Dawyck, co. Peebles (L.O., 18 June 1902).
Parted per pale argent and sable, on a chevron between
three fleurs-de-lys all counterchanged, an otter's head
erased proper. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the liveries, a mermaid holding in her
dexter hand an otter's head erased, and in her sinister a
comb all proper. MottO — '• Nil temere."
Son of Alexander Balfour, Esq., J.P. co. Denbigh, 01
Mount Alyn, Denbighshire, b. 1823; d. 1886; m. 1864,
Janet (Seat — Dawyck, Peeblesshire), d. of Rev. John
Roxburgh, D.D., of Glasgow: —
Frederick Robert Stephen Balfour, Esq., D.L,, J.P.
Peeblesshire, M.A. (Oxon.), Hon. Lt.-Col. and Staff-
Capt., Member of Royal Company of Scottish Archers
^, King's Bodyguard for Scotland), b. 1873; m. 1904,
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Moor Place, Much Hadham, Herts. ; and has issue — Alex-
ander Norman Balfour, Gentleman, b. 1909; and Jean
Penelope. Post. add. — 13 CoUingham Gardens, S.W.5 ;
Dawyck, Stobo, N.B. C/«^j— Bachelors', lirooks's, New
(Edinburgh).
BALFOUR (L.O. 1919). Argent, on a chevron in
vected sable, an otter's head erased of the first, on a
chief gules a thunderbolt or, between two flax heads
proper. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — A cubit
arm erect, holding in the hand an otter's head erased
proper. Motto — " Pro patria semper."
Son of William Balfour, of Portsmouth, b. 1836 ;
d. 1926 ; m. 1868, Susan, d. of Isaac Phippard : —
George Balfour, Gentleman, M.I.M.E., M.I.E.E., J. P.
for Dundee, M.P. for Hampstead since 1918, b. 1872 ;
m. 1901, Margaret Malloch, d. of David Mathers, of
Dundee. Res. — Elmstead Lodge, Chislehurst, Kent.
Clubs — Carlton, City of London, St. Stephen's.
BALFOUk-KINNEAR (L.O., 1888). Quarterly, i and
4, sable, on a bend or, three martlets vert, within a bordure
of the second (for Kinnear) : 2 and 3, argent, on a chevron
sable, an otter's head erased of the field (for Balfour .
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the liveries, an anchor proper. Motto — "Spam fortuna
alit."
Eld. son of George Thomas Balfour-Kinnear, Esq.,
J.P., b. Feb. 8, 1833; d. 1915 ; ?ii. Nov. 16, 1858,
Agnes, youngest dau. of the late Harry Gordon of
Liverpool : —
James B;ilfour-Kinnear, Esq., of Cross, co. Orkney,
Writer to the Signet, b. Sept. 24, 1859 ; tn. 1887, Catherine,
d. of the late John Fraser, M. D. , and has issue: — George
Balfour-Kinnear, Gentleman, b. 1888. Postal addresses —
Cross, Sanday, Orkney ; 3 Doune Terrace, Edinburgh.
BALFOUR-MELVILLE (L.O., 1883). Quarterly, i and
4, argent on a chevron indented sable, between a rose
in chief gules and a saltire in base azure, an otter's head
erased of the field (Balfour of Pilrig, L.O. , 1760); 2 and
3 gules, three crescents argent within a bordure of the
last, charged with eight roses of the first, a crescent of
the second in chief for difference (Melville). Livery — Black
and silver.
Son of James Heriot Balfour-Melville, Gentleman, b.
1845 ; d. 1013; m. 1878, Mary Louisa, d. of Sir David
Dunc'as, Bart., of Beechwood and Dunira : —
Evan Whyte Melville B Ifour-Melville, Gentleman, M. A.
(Oxon. ), ^. 1887. Res. — Auchenross, Comrie, Perthshire;
2 South Learmf nth Gardens, Edinburgh. Clubs — Caven-
dish, New (Edinburgh).
BALINHARD, see CARNEGY-DE BALINHARD.
BALL of Nottingham (H. Coll., 27 June 1924).
Argent, a lion rampant sable, holding in the dexter
forepaw a fireball proper between two roses gules, barbed
and seeded also proper, on a chief of the second a repre-
sentation of the badge of the R.F.C. or. Mantling
sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in
front of a dexter cubit arm grasping in the hand a fireball
proper, two roses as in the arms. Motto — " Sublime
petimus."
Son of George Ball, of Lenton, co. Nottingham, b.
; m. :—
Sir Albert Ball, Knt. Bach. (1924), J. P. and Alderman
City of Nottingham, Lord of the Manors of Lynby, Buimy
and Bradmore, 6. 1863 ; m. 1886, Mary, d. of Henry
Page, of Derby. Res. — Stansted House, WoUaton Park,
Nottingham.
BALL (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron gules, between
three fireballs proper, a galley with one mast, sail furled,
pennon flotant in stern of the first. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an arm vam-
braced embowed argent, charged with two ogresses, the
hand proper, grasping a fireball as in the arms. Motto —
"On."
Sons of Sir Robert Stawell Ball, Knight Bachelor,
M.A., LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S., Lowndean Professor
of Astronomy and Geometry in the University of
Cambridge, and Fellow of King's College ; Scientific
Adviser to the Commissioners of Irish Lights, Honorary
Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and formerly
Royal Astronomer of Ireland, b. 1840; d. 1913 ; m.
1868, Frances Elizabeth, d. of William Edward Steele,
M.D., Director of Science and Art Museum, Dublin : —
Robert Steele Ball, Esq., M.A. (Cantab.), C.E. , b. 1869
m. 1903, Olga, d. of the late Edmund Sturge of Montserrat,
West Indies; and has issue — Robert Sturge Ball, Esq.,
b. 1909 ; and Stella Elizabeth. Pes. — 3 Devana Terrace,
Cambridge.
William Valentine Ball, Esq., O.B.E., a Master cf the
Supreme Court, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1874; m. 1903, Kathleen
Mary, only d. of George Butt, I.C.S. Pes.— 18 Holland
Street, Kensington, W.
Charles Rowan Hamilton Ball, Esq. , M. R. C.S. , L. R.C. P. ,
b. 1876 ; >n. Annie Josephine, third d. of George Cowie of
Courtfield Gardens, S.W. ; and has issue — Peter Halley
Ball, Gentleman, b. 1910. Pes. — Minna Lodge, Hunstan-
ton, Norfolk.
Randal Gresley Ball, Esq., Capt. Royal Inniskilling Fus. ,
b. 1881.
Sons of Valentine Ball, Esq., C.B., LL.D., lion, causa
Trin. Coll., Dublin, F. R.S. , the Geologist, Director of
Science and Art Museum, Dublin, b. 1843; d. 1895;
m. 1879, Mary, d. of John Stewart Moore of Moyarget,
CO. Antrim : —
John Stuart Valentine Ball, Gentleman, b. 1884. Postal
add. — 28 Waterloo Road, Dublin.
Robert Gordon Ball, Gentleman, B.A. (Dub.),iJ. 1888.
Sons of Sir Charles Bent Ball, ist Bart. (23 June 1911),
Hon. Surgeon to the King, F.R.C.S. (Ire.), Hon.
F.R.C.S. (Eng.), b. 1851 ; d. 1916 ; m. 1874, Anne
Julia, d. of the late Daniel Kinahan of Roebuck Park,
Dublin :—
Sir (Charles) Arthur Kinahan Ball, 2nd Bart. (23 June
1911), M. D. , M.Ch. Dublin, F. R. C.S. I. , Surgeon Sir Patrick
Dun's Hospital, Dublin, Maj. R.A.M.C. , b. 1877; m. 1507,
Elizabeth Smyth, d. of Joseph Smyth Wilson of Berkeley,
California. Seat — White House, Killybegs, co. Donegal.
Pes. — 24 Merrion Square, Dublin. Club — University
(Dublin).
Nigel Gresley Ball, Esq., Professor of Botany, Univ.
Coll., Colombo, Ceylon, b. 1892; m. 1922, Florine
Isabel, d. of the late Col. Herbert E. Irwin, R. Warwick
Regt. , and has issue : — Charles Irwin Ball, Gentleman, b.
1924 ; Ronald Herbert Ball, Gentleman, b, 1925. Pes. —
University College, Coli mbo, Ceylon.
Ivan Hellicar Ball, Esq., b. 1894.
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BALL (U.O. , Confd. 12 March 1901). Argent, out of a
crescent gules, a tree eradicated proper, between three
escallops sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, an escallop or, charged with a fire-
ball proper.
Son of Ball, and great-grandson of Henry Ball
of Dublin : —
Thomas Hand Ball, Gentleman, b.
town, Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Res. — German-
BALL (Confn. 28 Oct. 1907, on user since 1752, H.
Coll.). Argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally crowned or,
holding in the de.xter paw a fireball and in the sinister a
sword erect proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm
embowed in armour holding in the hand a sword, three
fireballs all proper. Motto — " Undaunted."
Son of Capt. John Jennings Ball, R.N., b. 1813 ; d.
1891 ; m. i860, Emma, d. of William Harvey Rowe,
R.N., of Stoke Damerel : —
Edwin Jennings Ball, Esq., one of H.M.'s Inspectors
of Schools, formerly Divisional Inspe-ctor Board of Edu-
cation, Ph.D. (Heidelberg), b. 1861 ; m. ist, 1892,
Alice Maud Mary, d. of Francis O'Donnell of co. Water-
ford ; 2nd, 1904, Grace, widow t.f Rev. H. D. P-lanchard,
and d. of Rev. Canon Charles Adams Houghton of St.
Matthew's Vicarage, Exeter, and has issue — Godfrey Dacre
Jennings Ball, Gentleman, b. 1906. Res. — 120 Pembroke
Road, Clifton, Bristol.
BALL (U.O., 1923). Per pale dancettde ermine and
or, a lion rampant gules, grasping a fire-ball proper.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet
or, a lion's gamb erect proper, charged with a pheon
argent, holding a fireball, also proper. Motto — " Fortis
ferox et celer."
Sons of John Ball, Esq., F.R.S., M.P., sometime
Under-Sec of State for the Colonies, h. 1818
d. 1889 ; m. ist, 1856, Elisa, d. of Nobile Alberto
Parolini, of Cusinati, Bassano, Italy : —
Nicholas Albert Hall, Gentleman, Clerk in the Foreign
Office, h. 1858. Res. — Queen Anne's Mansions, West-
minster, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Wellington.
Albert John Anthony Ball, Gentleman, B.A. Cantab.,
late Principal, Sanitary Administration Dept. Local
Govt. Board, h. 1861. Res. — 78 Park Mansions,
Knightsbridge, S.W. Cluhs — Athenaeum, Savile.
Only surv. child of Thomas Ball, Esq., J. P., Capt.
Dublin MU., of Mondellahy, co. Limerick, h. 182 1 ;
d. 1864 ; m. 1857, Nathalie Catherine Josephine,
d. of Baron Antoine Joseph van der Noot de Moorsel
of the Chateau de Moorsel, East Flanders, Bel-
gium : —
John Joseph Francis Ball, Esq., Past Pres. Royal
Zoological Society of Belgium, b. 1859 ; m. 1889, Kath-
leen Mary, only chUd of Thomas MacMahon, of Stone
Hall, CO. Clare ; and has issue — Anthony Joseph Thomas
Alexander Ball de Moorsel, Ecuyer (Belgian subject),
h. 1897 ; John Alexander Nicholas Ball de Moorsel,
Ecuyer (Belgian subject), b. 1898. Seat — Chateau de
Moorsel, Moorsel, East Flanders, Belgium. Town res. —
160 Rue Belliard, Brussels, Belgium.
BALLANTINE-DYKES. Quarterly, i and 4, or, three
cinquefoils sable ; 2 and 3, argent, on a cross between
four mullets azure, a sword p oper, pommelled and hilled or.
Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a lobster vert. Motto — " Prius frangitur quam flectitur."
Son of Lamplugh Frecheville Ballantine-Dykes, Esq. ,
J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1885), b. 1854; d. 1893;
tn. 1879, Edith Ge^rgina {d. 1912), d. of R. Howard-
Brooke of Castle Ht)ward,.'\voca, co. Wicklow : —
Frecheville Hubert Ballantine-Dykes, Esq., D..S.O. ,
O.B.E., D.L., A.D.C. (additional) to King George, Maj.
Scots Gds., b. 1881 ; m. 1911, Winifred Mary, d. of the late
W. Pitt Nliller of Merlewood and Thiselton ; and has
issue — Thomas Lamplugh Ballantine-Dykes, Gentleman,
6. 1912 ; Joseph Ballantine-Dykes, Gentleman, b. 1922 ;
and Nancy. Seat— Dovenby Hall, Cockermouth. Club —
Guards'.
Son of Frecheville Lawson Ballantine-Dykes, b. 1800 ;
d. 1866; 7>i. 1844, Anne Eliza, eldest d. and co-heir
of J. Gunson of Ingwell : —
Lawson Leigh Ballantine-Dykes, Gentleman, b. 1864.
Son of Rev. Joseph Ballantine-Dykes, Rector of Head-
ley, Hants., b. ; d. 1912; m. i860, Helen Theresa,
eldest d. of the late James Litt of Glasgow: —
Lionel Erie Ballantine-Dykes, Esq., Capt. R.A., b. 1865.
BALLINGAT-L (L.O. , 1888). Parted per pale argent
and vert, three bars counterchanged. Mantltngvert, doubled
argt-nt. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-eagle
displayed vert, between two lilies issuing out of the wreath
proper. Motto — " Decore. " Livety — Green and white or
silver.
Eld. son of Hugh Ballingall, Esq., J. P., D.L. of
Ardarroch, Dundee, Provost of the Royal Burgh of
Dundee 1884-87, b. 1840; d. 1910; m. 1864, Alice
Isabella Young, dau. of Thomas Young of Fife : —
William Ballingall, Esq., J. P. City of Dundee, M.A.,
F.C.S., b. 1868; m. i9i7, Jean Russell, d. of George
Prentice, Esq., J. P. of Shathore, Fife. Res. — 9 Dudhope
Terrace, Dundee.
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REGINALD MANSFIELD BALSTON, Gentleman.
Born 187 1, being the eldest son of the late Richard
James Balston, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by hs wife Emily
Parker, dau. of John Robinson. Armorial bearings— Ar-
gent, a pale gules, on a fesse sable between three fleurs-de-
lys, two in chief of the last and one in base or, a rose of the
first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of
the colours, in front of a dove holding in the beak a sprig
of olive proper, three fleurs-de-lys fessewise sable. Motto
— "J'esp^re." Zzt'e;^ — Dark blue. Married, Jan. 25,
1900, Muriel Alice, dau. of C. Shirreff Hilton, and has
issue — Joan Alice. Res. — 105 Onslow Square, S.W.7.
Clubs — Junior Carlton, Roy. Thames Yacht, Roy. Aero.
BALSTON. Argent, a pale gules, on a fesse sable,
between three fleursde-lys, two in chief of the last and one
in base or, a rose of the first. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dove
holding in the beak a sprig of olive proper, three fleurs-
de-lys fessewise sable. Motto — " J'espere. "
Sons of Richard James Balston, Gentleman, <J. i8<io ;
d. 1916 ; 7n. , Emily Parker, dau. of John Robinson.
Reginald Mansfield Balston, Gentleman (q.v.).
Charles H Balston, Gentleman, h. . Res. —
Haste Hill, Boughton Monchelsea, Kent.
BALY {L.O., July i6, 1925). Parted per chevron
argent and ermines, on a chevron gules between two
leopards' faces of the last in chief, and in base a garb
or, three estoiles of the first. Mantling gules, doubled
argent. Crest — A leopard's head or, pierced through the
jaw with an arrow proper. Motto — " In Domino con-
fide."
Son of William Baly, Gentleman, F.R.A.M., h. 1825 ;
d. 1891 ; m. 1849, Adelaide Charlotte, d. of Charles
Byrn : —
Ernest Baly, Gentleman, L.S.A., L.M.S.S.A., h. 1862 ;
m. 1889, Francis Elizabeth Anne, d. of Joseph Thorley,
and has issue — William Ernest Anthony Nickson Baly,
Gentleman, h. 1890 ; Harold Charles Nickson Baly,
Gentleman, h. 1892. Res. — 2 Victoria Park Drive
South, Scotstown, Glasgow.
BAMFORD (H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse engrailed be-
tween two annulets in chief, and as many mascles in base
gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath
of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed holding
a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing a banner argent,
charged with a mascle gules, three annulets interlaced of
the last. Motto — " Perse verantia vincit." Live>y — Light
coat, with red collar, piped with red silk, red waistcoat.
Sons of Arthur John Jones Bamford, Gentleman, Lord
of the Manor of Misterton, h. 1857; d. 1894; m.
1879, Anne, eldest d. of Thomas Nash of Worcester-
shire : —
Charles Arthur Bamford, Esq., Major (ret.) Leics. Regt.,
served S. Africa 1900-02, and Great War 1914-18, h. 1880 ;
m. 1907, Dorothy Helen, eld. d. of Francis J. B. Kreitmair,
Cotton Broker of Noctorum, Cheshire, and has issue — (i)
Charles Francis Kreitmair Bamford, Gentleman, h. 1910 ;
(2) Arthur Ingram Bamford, Gentleman, h. 1923; Dorothy
Anne ; and Helen Patricia. Res. — Pentre, Celyn Hall,
Ruthin, N. Wales.
Edwin Scott Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. —
BAMFORD (H. Coll., 1904). Gules, a sword erect
proper, pommel and hilt or, surmounted by a fesse wavy
erminois. in chief two crosses crosslet fitch^e of the third.
Mantling gules anfi or Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, in front of a lion's head couped sable, between
two olive-branches fructed proper, two cross crosslets
fitch^e in saltire or. Motto — "Dum rectus securus."
Livery — Black, red facings.
Sons of Henry Bamfoid of Uttoxeter, b. 1818 ; d.
1896; m. 1842, Julia, d. of Samuel Brassington : —
Samuel Bamford, Esq., J. P. Staffs., b. 1845 ; m. 1st, 1875,
Dorothy Bond [d. 1910), d. of Henry Ornie Hawthorn, Sur-
geon, of Uttoxeter, .Staffs. ; and has had issue — (i) Henry
Bernard Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1876; (2) Oswald Joseph
Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1877; killed in action, 1915 ; (3
Julian Hawthorn Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1879; (4) Alban
Aloysius Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; m. 2nd, 1912, Annie
Mary, d. of Cottenham Cuthbert Farmer, Srrgeon, of
Hexham, Northumberland; and has further issue — Ray-
mond Joseph Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1913, and Anne Maud
Teriia. Seat — Hawthornden Manor, Uttoxeter, Staffs.
John Bamford, Esq., J. P., b. 1854; m. 1883, Mary
Sutton, d. of Henry Orme Hawthorn, Surgeon, of
Uttoxeter; and has issue — Capt. Henry John Bamfoid,
b. 1891 ; and Mary Henrietta. Seat — Oldfields Hall,
Uttoxeter.
Joseph Bamford, Esq., J. P. Staffs., b. 1862; m. 1883,
Ellen Frances, d. of Thomas Laurence Emeiy of Stoke-on-
Trent ; and has issue — (i) Cyril Joseph Laurence Bamford,
Gentleman, /J. 1885; (2)Gerald Wilfrid Bamford, Gentleman,
b. 1888; Ethel Mary; and Julia Winefride. Seat—'$>\..
Mary's Mount, Uttoxeter.
Robert Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1865. Seat — Weaver
Lodge, Uttoxeter.
BAMPFYLDE ( ). Or, on a bend gules,
three mullets argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest —
A lion's head erased sable, ducally crowned or.
Motto — " Delectare in Domino."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Coplestone Richard George War-
wick Bampfylde, 3rd Baron Poltimore, h. 1859 ;
d. 1918 ; m. 1 88 1, Hon. Margaret Beaumont,
d. of ist Baron Allendale : —
Rt. Hon. Sir George Wentworth Warwick Bampfylde,
4th Baron Poltimore, of Poltimore, Devon (10 Sept. 1831),
Bart. (14 July 1641), J. P. Devon, Maj. T.F. Reserve,
[Supporters — On either side a lion regardant sable,
ducally crowned gules, gorged with a collar gemelle
or, and pendent therefrom an escutcheon of the arms],
h. 1882 ; m. 1910, Cynthia Rachael, d. of Hon. G. W.
Lascelles ; and has issue — Hon. Coplestone John de
Grey Warwick Bampfylde, 6. 1914 ; Hon. Sheila Margaret
Warwick. Seat — Court Hall, North Molton, N. Devon.
Town res. — 8 Belgrave Square, S.W. Clubs — Guards',
Marlborough, Arthur's, Bath.
Hon. Arthiu: Blackett Warwick Bampfylde, b. 1883 ;
m. 1 916, Catherine Frances Graham, d. of Gen. the Hon.
Sir David Fraser, G.C.B. Res. — The Howsels, Malvern
Link, Malvern. Club — White's,
Hon. Hugh de Burgh Warwick Bampfylde, Maj. late
King's African Rifles, b. 1888 ; tn. 1918, Margaret Mary,
d. of 4th Marquis de la Pasture ; and has issue — Anthony
Gerard Hugh Bampfylde, Esq., b. 1920 ; David Cecil
Warwick Bampfylde, Esq., b. 1924. Club — St. James's.
BANBURY (H. Coll., 1902). Ermine, a cross pat^e
gules, between five stars of six points each within an annulet,
three in chief and two in base, all of the last. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a
demi-antelope proper, holding between the forepaws a
cross pat^e and charged on the shoulder with a garb gules.
Motto — " Moneo et munio."
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Sons of Frederick Banbury, b. 1827; d. 1890; ///. 1850,
Cecilia Laura, d. of William Cox of Woodford Hall.
Essex : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick George Banbury, ist Baron Ban-
bury, ofSoutliani.co. Warwick (1924), ist Bart. (6 Jan. 1903),
P.C., J. P. Hunts., Wilts, and London, M.P. Camberwell
1892-1906 and for City of London 1906-34 [Supporters —
on either side a collie-dog proper, charged on the shoulder
with a cross pat^e gules], b. 1850; m. 1873, Elizabeth Rosa,
d. and coh. of Thomas Barbot Beale of Brcttenham Park,
Suflblk ; and has had issue— Charles William Banbury,
Capt. Coldstream Gds. , b. 1^77; killed in action, 1914 ;
[ot. 1913, Josephine Marguerite, d. of Jos6 Reixach, and
left issue— Charles William Banbury, Esq. (posthumous),
b. 1915] ; and Hon. Florence Evelyn. 6>a/-Warneford
Place, Highworth, Wilts. Town res.—^i Lowndes Street,
London, S.W. C///*— Carlton.
George Banbury, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. 1876, Nina (d.
1909), only child of late Thomas Chay Beale of Shanghai ; and
has issue— (i) George Chay Banbury, Gentleman, b. 1877;
(2) Cecil Edmund Banbury, Esq., and Brev.-Maj. iiih Res.
of Cavalry, Capt. Bucks. I.Y., served in S. Africa, b. 1878
[m. 1905, Baroness Lily de Brienen] ; (3) Ralph Edgar Ban-
bury, Capt. R. Fu-iliers,*. 1881 [m. 1st, 1910, Cicely Phoebe
(d. i9i8),d. ofthelateLt.-Col. A: thur Balfour Haig,C.V.O.,
late R.E., of Bemersyde, cm. Berwick; 2nd, 1924, Violet
Victoria, d. of the late Charles N. P. Phipps] ; and Nina
{m. ist, 1903, Philip Flower (who d. 1910) ; 2nd, 1912,
Francis W illiam Murray Sturges]. Res. —
Edmund Banbury, Gentleman, b. 1853; m. 1913, Lady
Beatrice Capell. d. of 6th Earl of Essex, and has issue —
John Edmund Banbury, Gentleman, b. 1914. Res. — 16
Hans Place, S.W.
Henry Merivale Banbury, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. —
BANCROFT (H. Coll.). Or, on a bend between six
cross crosslets azure, three garbs of the field. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
garb, between two wings or.
Son of Joseph Bancroft, Gentleman, of Rochdale,
Lanes., b. ; d. ; m. : —
Samuel Bancroft, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
BANCROFT. Or, on a bend invected azure, between
three gryphons' heads erased in chief and as many
cross crosslets in base of the last, three garbs banded of
the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, in front of a garb banded between two
wings or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet, four
annulets fessewise and interlaced azure. Motto— " Vi et
virtute."
Only son of Sir Squire Bancroft, Knt. Bach. (1897), b.
1841 ; d 192- ; m. 1867, Marie Effie, d. of Robert
Pleydell Wilton: —
George Pleydell Bancroft, Esq., b. . Res.—Wh'ne
Lodge, Westgate-on-Sea, Kent.
BANDON, see BERNARD.
BANGOR, see WARD.
BANHAM (H. Coll., i Nov. 1920). Or, on a bend
sable between two fer-de-molines gules, three unicorns'
heads erased argent, armed and crined of the first.
Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a denii-unicom erased argent, armed, crined,
and unguled or, supporting with the sinister hoof a
fer-de-moline, as in the arms. Motto — " Virtute
non vi."
Son of Banham, of , I. :
m. : —
Wilfrid Johnson Banham, Capt. LA. Reserve of Officers.
b. . Res.—
BANKESofWinstanley (R.L., 1882, H. Coll.). Sable,
a cross or, between four fleurs de-lys argent a canton of the
second, all within a bordure wavy ermine. Mantling sable
and or. Crest — Upon the- stump of a tree eradicated and
sprouting proper, a stork argent, beaked, legged, and
ducally gorged gules, charged on the breast with a saltire
wavy sable. Motto—" Nullius in verba."
Only surv. son of William John Bankes (formerly
Murray) of Rosemount, > Ross-shire, b. ; d.
1884; /«. 1861, Eleanor Starkie Lotterewe of Win-
stanley : —
George Hildyard Bankes, Esq., D.L., J. P. and (1921)
High Sneriff CO. Lanes., and J. P. Ross-shire, b. 1867; m.
1898, Amy Orkney Stracathro, d. of late Charles Robertson
of Kindeace, Ross-shire; and has issue — Joyce Helena
(sr
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Murray. 5«a/'.f— Winstanley Hall, Wigan, Lanes. ; Bal-
conie Castle, Ross-shire. Town res. — 41 Eaton Square,
S.W.I. Clubs— CaThon,R.A.C.
BANKS (H. Coll., 16 June 1923). Sable, a pall or,
between three fleurs-de-lys argent. Mantling sable
and or. Crest — Upon a coronet composed of
three crosses set upon a rim or, a stork proper,
holding in the beak a fleur-de-lys gold. Livery —
Dark blue.
Son of Bartholomew Banks, Esq., J. P., of Laurel
House, Gedney, Linos., b. 1847; d. 1909 ; m. 1867,
Eliza, d. of the late David Smith of Low Falney,
Spalding, Lines. : —
Bartholomew Young Banks, Esq., b. 1871 ; tn. 1893,
Mary Adela, d. of the late James Tyler, and has
issue — James Bartholomew Banks, Gentleman, b.
1894. JEste^^s— Thorney, Cambs. ; Sutton Bridge ; and
Dogdyke, Lines. Res. — Curlew Lodge, Sutton Bridge,
Wisbech.
The L.\te EDWIN HODGE BANKS, Esquire of
Highmoor, Wigton, Cumberland, Master of Arts (Cantab),
Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the
county of Cumberland, for which county he served the
office of High Sheriff in 1889 ; Barrister-at-Law. Born
1847, being the younger son of the late Wilham Banks,
Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for
the county of Cumberland. Armorial bearings — He
bears for Arms : Sable, a cross engrailed or, between in
the first and fourth quarters a bear rampant of the last,
muzzled gules, and in the second and third quarters a
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fleur-de-lys also or ; and for a Crest, apon the trunk o f
a tree eradicated and sprouting to the dexter proper,
an eagie regardant with wings elevated sable, charged
upon the breast and upon each wing with a fleur-de-lys
or ; with the Motto, " Dum spiro spero."
HERBERT DELAMARK BANKS, Esquire, J. P. co.
Kent, late Major 6oth (King's Royal) Rifles, educated at
Eton and Magdalen College, Oxford. Born Jan. 23, 1854,
being the second but only surviving son of the late
William John Banks, Esq., J. P., of Oxney Court, near Ring-
would {d. 1901), by his wife Margaret Ellen (d. 1874), d. of
Richard Roffey. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a cross
between four fleurs-de-lys or, five arches of the field, within
the centre arch a fleur-de-lys of the last. Mantling sable
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount
vert, a stone column of the Tuscan order fessewise, thereon
a stork proper, the dexter claw resting on a fleur-de-lys or.
Motto — " Perseverando. " Seat — Oxney Court, near Ring-
would, Kent.
BANNER, see HARMOOD-BANNER.
BANNERMAN (L.O., c. 1672-7 and 1692). Gules,
a banner displayed argent, thereon a canton azure,
charged with St. Andrew's cross o the second, as
the badge of Scotland. Mantling gules, doubled argent.
Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-man in
armour, holding in his dexter hand a sword proper.
Supporters — Two armed men proper. Motto — "Pro
patria. "
Son of Sir George Bannerman, loth Bart.,*. 1827; d.
1901 ; m. 1869, Anne Mary, d. of Richard Brooke,
F.S.A.. of Handford, Cheshire:—
Sir Alexander Bannerman, nth Bart. (28 Dec. 1682),
Major R.E. (ret.), served in South African War 1899-1902
and with the Japanese Army at the siege of Port
Arthur, has Japanese Orders of Rising Sun 4th Class,
and Sacred Treasure 4th Class, b. 1871 ; m. 1920, Joan
Mary, d. of Frederick Dundas Harford, C.V.O. , of
49 Egerton Gardens, S.W., and has issue — Eve Mary.
Postal address — ^^ Egerton Gardens, S.W.3. Club—
Carlton.
WILLIAM BRUCE BANNERMAN, Gentleman,
F.S.A., Mem. of Council of The British Record Society,
Treasurer and Secretary Harleian Soc. since 1899.
Born Feb. 11, 1862, being the second and only surviving
child of George Bannerman and Eliza Collis, dau. of
John Co is. Armorial bearings (L.O.)— Gules, a fesse
between two boars' heads erased or in chief, and a
banner displayed bendways in base argent, thereon canton
azure, charged with a saltire of the third. Mantling
gules, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a
demi-man in armour affrontte, his dexter hand grasping
a sword all proper, and his sinister hand holding a
banner displayed as in the arms Motto — "Pro patria."
Livery — Claret colour, with gold lace, yellow collar
and cuffs. Married, Oct. 3, 1885, Emma Alexandra, dau.
of Thomas Davies ; and has issue — (i) William Bruce
Bannerman, Esq., late Mai, R.A.O.D., served Great \\'ar
(despatches), b. July 9, 1886 [m. 1015, Alice May, d. of
George Brandon, and has issue— Nancy Alison Bruce]; (2)
Ronald Robert Bruce Bannerman, Esq., M.C. , Capt. The
Queen's Roy. Regt. , b. Sept. 11, 1888 [ni. Sept. 7, 1912,
Mary Ann [d. 1917) , youngest d. of the late Norman Neill,
and has issue — Jean Mary Bruce] ; (3) George Gordon
Bruce Bannerman, Esq., late Capt. The Queen's Royal
Regt., att. Suff. Regt., b. Sept. 28, 1889 [w. 1922,
Lillias Dalgleish, d. of Falconer Martin Potter] ; (4)
Edward Alexander Bruce Bannerman, Gentleman, b.
July 26, 1896, d. June 2, 1897; (5) Robert Campbell
Bruce Bannerman, Gentleman, b. Oct. 13, 1901 ; Elsie
Alexandrina Bruce ; Ethel Mary Elizabeth Bruce ; and
Jessie Murray Bruce. Res — 4 The Waldrons, Croydon,
Surrey.
BARBENSON. Azure, on a chevron between two
mullets in chief and a branch of olive in base or, three
gouttes-de-l'armes. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, three mullets or, in front of a mount
vert, thereon an olive-tree proper, and on the dexter side
thereof rampant to the sinister a lion gules. MottO —
" Semper fidelis. "
Eld. son of Thomas Nicholas Barbenson, Gentleman,
of Alderney, C.I.. b. \ d. ; m. Margaret Le
Coeq, of Cherbourg —
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sometime Judge of Alderney, t.
Isabella Elizabeth Charlotte, d.
and left issue.
Coeq
1838;
ut Gen.
Barbenson, Esq.,
(/. 1928; m. 1869,
David Gibbons,
B.\RBER of Englefield Green (H. Coll., 6 Dec. 1915).
Or, a chevron between in chief two fleurs-de-lys and in
base a lion rampant azure. Mantling azure and or.
Crest — Issuant from a coronet of fleurs-de-lys or, a bull's
head proper. Motto — " Par pari refero."
Eldest son of George Henley Barber, Esq., J. P., of
The Elms, Hounslow, Middlesex, b. 1833 ; d. 1895 ;
m. 1858, Julia Sophia, d. of James Shoolbred, of
The Elms, Acton, Middx. : —
Sir George William Barber, Knt. Bach. (1927), J. P.
and (1916) High Sheriff Middlesex, Solicitor of the
Supreme Court of Judicature in England, b. 1858.
Res. — Park House, Englefield Green. Clubs — Junior
Carlton, St. Stephen's.
BARBER .STAR KEY. .Ar^'ent, a bend engrailed vair
between six storks sable. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork argent,
sem^e of estoiles azure. Motto — "Homo proponit, Deus
disponit."
Sons of William Joseph Starkey Barber-Starkey, Esq. ,
J. P., Barrister-at-Law. who assumed by Royal Licence,
1873, the name of Starkey in addition to that of
Barber, and the arms of Starkey, i. August i, 1847 ;
d. 1024 ! nt. April 29, 1873, Margaret Aimee, thiid
dau. of Sir George Kinloch, ist Bart., of Kinloch, co.
Perth :—
Roger John Kinloch Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, late
Lieut. Shropshire Yeo. , served Great War 1914-16, d. 1883 ;
m. 1913, Edith Victoria, 3rd d. of Col. Sir James Digby
Legard, K.C.B., and has issue — John Legard Barber-
Starkey, Gentleman, l>. 1919 ; Sheila Jean; Ann Jose-
phine ; Juliet Mary. Res. — Cotsbrook Hall, Shifnal, Shrop-
shire ; Knockshannoch, Glenisla, Alyth, N.B. C/u6 —
County (Shrewsbury).
Francis Waugh Gordon Barber-Starkey, Gentleman,
6. 1885 ; m. 1912, Barbara, d. of the late W. Mainguy of
British Columbia, and has issue — Joseph William Mainguy
Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, fi. 1918 ; and i dau. J^es. —
Westholme, British Columbia.
Charles Cecil Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, d. 1890; m.
1921, Marian Siella, d. of Richard Cornelius, 'of Lutwyche
Hall, Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Res. —
P BARBOUR of Hilden, Lisburn (U.O., 31 [Oct. 1905).
Argent, a cross pat^e between two flaunches azure, on a
holding a cross pat^e fitch^e azure. Motto — "Nihilo nisi
cruce." Livery — Green, with scarlet collars.
Sons of John Doherty Barbour, Esq.. J. P., D.L., of
Hilden, co. Antrim, of Hilden, Warwickshire, and of
Wrentnall, Shropshire, Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour, b. 1824 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1864, Elizabeth Law,
d. of John Milne, Esq., J. P., of Trinity Grove,
Edinburgh : —
Frank Barbour, Gentleman, b. 1866. Seat — Trimbles-
town, Trim, co. Meath. Club — Ulster (Belfast).
Rt. Hon. John Milne Barbour, P.C., Minister of Com-
merce and Financial Sec. to Ministry of Finance, Northern
Ireland, J. P. and D.L. co. Antrim (High Sheriff co. Down
1905, and of CO. Antrim 1907), M.A. (Ox.n.), b. 1868; m.
1899, Eliza (d. 1910), d. of Robert Barbour of Paterson, New
Jersey, U.S.A. ; and has issue — John Milne Barbour,
Gentleman, b. 1906; Rebecca Edwards; Mary Davey ; and
Elizabeth Law Milne. Seat — Conway, Dunmurry, co. An-
trim. C/«*.f— Royal Automobile, Ulster (Bellast), Western
(Glasgow), Kildare Street (Dublin).
Harold Adrian Milne Barbour, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.),
b. 1874; m. 1905, Anna Edwards, d. of Robert Barbour
of Paterson, New Jersey, U.S.A. ; and has issue — (1) John
Barbour, Gentleman, h. 1906; (2) James Barbour, Gentle-
man, b. 1908 ; (3) William Patrick Barbour, Gentleman,
b. 1914; and Elizabeth. Clubs — Royal Automobile, Ulster
(Belfast).
B.ARBOUR, of Boleswonh Castle. Argent, on a
saltire gules, gutt^e-d'eau, between two garbs m pale
and as many escallops in fesse vert, an escallop of the first.
Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount
vert, thereon a Cross Calvary argen a garb fessewise
or. Motto — " Nihilo nisi cruce."
Sons of Robert Barbour, Esq., J. P. D.L., of Boles-
worth Castle, Major Earl of Chester's Yeo., b.
1876 ; d. 1928 ; m. 1909, Ida Lavington, only d.
of Arthur Lavington Payne of Staffield Hall,
Kirkoswald : —
George Richard Barbour, Gentleman, b. 191 1. Estate
— Bolesworth Castle, co. Cheshire. Post. add. — Bolesworth
Castle, Chester.
David Charles Barbour, Gentleman, b. 1912.
Robert James Barbour, Gentleman, 1921.
The Late CHARLES ALEXANDER BARCLAY,
Esquire, J. P. Born Oct. 18, 1826, being the son of James
chief of the last three empty quills upright of the first.
Mantling' azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a hand couped between two flax-branches proper.
Barclay, Esq. of Knockleith, co. Aberdeen. Armorial
bearings (L.O, 1901; prev. mat. 1897) — Azure, a chevron
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or, between three crosses pat^e argent. Mantling azure
and or. Crest— On a wreath of his Uveries, a hand
holding a dagger proper. Motto— " Aut agere aut mori."
Supporters — Two hounds argent, collared gules.
CHARLES HERBERT BARCLAY, Gentleman, a
cadet of Barclay of Towie. Born March 31, 1861, being
the second son of the late Charles George Barclay, resid-
ing at Dura, Cupar, Fife, by his wife Jessie Mackinlay,
third dau. of the late George Berry, Portobello, N.B.
BARCLAY of Bury Hill (L.O., 1858)— Azure, a chevron'
and in chief three crosses pat6e argent. Mantling gules
doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a.
mitre or. Motto — "In cruce spero." Supporters — Two
savages wreathed round the loins with oak, each holding in
the exterior hand a club all proper.
Eld. son of Robert Barclay, Esq., of Bury Hill, co.
Surrey, M. A. , F. R.G.S., J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1878),
d. 1837; d. 1913; m. 1877, Laura Charlotte Rachel,
eldest d. of Marmaduke Wyvill of Constable Burton,
m-HAC • VIMCE
ROBERT BARCLAY, ESQ.
Armorial bearings (of Barclay of
Alexander Barclay, differenced as
Azure, a chevron engrailed or,
pat6e argent, a bordure of the
doubled or. Crest — On a wreath
holding a dagger proper. MottO-
Livery (dress) — Dark blue, yellow
blue. Residence — Inchdura. North
White's.
Towie, refer to Charles
a cadet, L.O. , 1901)—
between three crosses
last. Mantling azure,
of his liveries, a hand
-" Aut agere aut mori."
facings ; (undress), dark
Berwick, N. B. Club —
M.P. for Richmond, by his wife Laura, dau. and
heiress of Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart., of Denton
Park: —
Robert t Wyvill Barclay, Esq., late Maj. (T. Lt.-Col.)
Surrey (Queen Mary's) Regt. , and T. Capt. 2nd Life Gds.,
Chief of the House of Barclay of Mathers and Urie, h. 1880 ;
m. 1904, Elsa Mary, d. of His Hon. Sir Edward Bray;
and has issue — (i) Robert Edward Barclay, Gentleman,
b. 1906; (2) John Stephen Barclay, Gentleman, b. 1908;
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(3) Malcolm Eric Barclay, Gentleman, b. 1912 ; and Mary
Priscill^ Rachel. Nes.—^nyy Hill, Dorking, Surrey. Clubs
—Bachelors', Conservative.
BARCLAY (L.O.). Azure, on a chevron engrailed
argent a crescent of the first, in chief three crosses patee
of the second. Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest
— On a wreath of his liveries, a mitre or. Motto — " In
cruce spero."
Eld. son of Henry Ford Barclay, Esq., J. P., D.L.,
of Monkhams, Woodford, Essex, b. 1826 ; d. 1891 ;
by his ist wife, m. 1848, Richenda Louisa [d. 1888),
d. of Samuel Gumey, of Upton, Essex : —
Hugh Gumey Barclay, Esq., M.V.O. (1909). M.A.
Camb., J. P. Norfolk (High Sheriff 1905), late Lt.-Col.
and Hon. Col. Comdg. 4th Batt. Norfolk Regt., b. 185 1 ;
m. 1880, Evelyn (d. 1899), d. of Sir Stuart Saunders
Hogg; and has had issue — (i) Terence Henry Ford
Barclay, Lieut. Scots Guards, b. 1882; d. 1911; (2)
Evelyn Hugh Barclay, Gentleman, Scots Guards,
b. 1886 [w. 1917, Hon. Phyllis Patty Crossley, d. of Lord
Somerleyton, and has issue — 2 daus.] ; (3) David Stuart
Barclay, Gentleman, Scots Guards, b. 1897 ; d. 1917 of
wound's received in action ; LIrsula Mary [m. 1908, 3rd
Lord Monkswell ; and d. 1918] ; Phyllis Dorothy
[m. ist, 1914, Capt. H. C. Johnson, D.S.O., K.R.R.C.
[d. 1915) ; 2nd, 1918, Major Ivor Buxton, D.S.O., and
has issue] ; Richenda Louisa [m. 1912, Capt. Horace
John Flower, who died 1918] ; Cecil Lorna [m. 1915,
Lt.-Col. Malise Graham, D.S.O., i6th Lancers, and
has issue] ; and Rosamund Alice. Seat — Colney Hall,
Norwich. Clubs — Brooks's, Oxford and Cambridge.
BARCLAY of Pierston (L.O., c. 1672-7). Azure, a
chevron between three crosses pat6e or. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a
sword erect proper, hilted and pommelled or. Motto —
■' Crux Christi nostra corona." Livery — Dark blue, orange
and blue waistcoat.
Eld. surv. son of Sir Colville Arthur Durell Barclay,
nth Bart., C.M.G., Receiver-Gen. in Mauritius and
Auditor-Gen. in Ceylon, Comm. of the Legion of
Honour, b. 1829; d. 1896; m. 1855, Louise Melanie,
d. and coh. of Edouard Julien Bebzim : —
Sir Robert Cecil de Bebzim Barclay, 13th Bart. (22 Oct.
1668) of Pierston, co. Ayr, b. 1862 ; s. his brother 1918 ;
m. 1926, Terese Marie Camille Pouget of Paris. Res.—
42 Avenue Morceau, Paris. Club— Oxiord and Cambridge.
BARCLAY-ALLARDYCE. Quarterly, i and 4, argent,
a fesse wavy gules, between three boars' heads erased
sable, armed and langued of the second (for Allardice of
AUardice) ; 2. azure, a chevron and in chief three crosses
pat6e argent (for Barclay of Ury) ; 3. quarterly, i. and
iiii., argent, on a chief sable, three escallops or, ii. and iii.
or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, in chief a chevronel
gules (for Graham, Earls of Monteith and Airth). Mant-
ling gules, doubled argent. Crests — Upon the dexter
side, upon a wreath of the liveries, a naked man from the
middle, in his dexter hand a scimitar all proper ; and in
an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' In defence of the
distressed" (for Allardice), and upon the sinister side, on
a vvreath of the liveries, a Bishop's mitre or ; and in an
escroll over the same this Motto, "In cruce spero" (for
Barclay). Livery — Light blue, with white facings.
Eldest son of David Stuart Barclay-Allardyce, Gentle-
man, b. November 21, 1845; assumed by Royal
Licence in the year 1883 the surnames and arms of
Barclay-Allardyce ; d. 1915 ; m. October 15, 1868,
Fannie Foster, daughter of Edwin Day Elliot of
West Brattleboro, Vermont, in the United States of
America : —
Robert Barclay-Allardyce, Gentleman, born 1869 ; m.
Nov. 30, 1899, Jessie Darling, dau. of William Drown of
Providence. Res. — 44 Belmont Avenue, Providence, Rhode
Island, United States of America.
ROBERT BARCLAY-ALLARDICE, Esquire, J. P. co.
Cornwall, M.A., F.S.A. (Scot.), Mayor of Lostwithiel
1899-1901 and 1904-6, Alderman of Lostwithiel 1903-1910.
Born 1841, being the eldest son of the late Samuel
Ritchie, by his wife Margaret, who died Aug. 7, 1903 [after-
wards Barclay-Allardice], only child and sole h. of Robert
Barclay-Allardice, Esquire, of Allardice and Urie, and as-
sumed by Royal Licence in 1883 the surnames and
arms of Barclay-Allardice. Armorial bearings (L.O.,
1883) — Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a fesse wavy gules, be-
tween three boars' heads erased sable, armed and langued
of the second (Allardice of Allardice, c. 1542) ; 2. azure, a
chevron and in chief three crosses pat6e argent (Barclay of
Ury, 1725) ; 3. quarterly, i. and iiii., argent, on a chief
sable three escallops or ; ii. and iii., or, a fesse chequy azure
and argent, in chief a chevronel gules (Graham, c. 1542,
Earls of Monteith and Airth). Upon the escutcheon is
placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules,
doubled argent; and for his Crests, upon the dexter side,
upon a wreath of the liveries, a naked man from the middle,
in his dexter hand a scimitar all proper ; and in an escroll
over the same this Motto, " In defence of the distressed"
(for Allardice), and upon the sinister side, upon a wreath
of the liveries, a Bishoi)'s mitre or ; and in an escroll over
the same this Motto, ' ' In cruce spero " (for Barclay). Livery
^Light blue, with white facings. Married, 1909, Beatrice
Maud, elder dau. of W. H. Jeffery of Swete's House,
Cornwall; and has issi^ — Mary Graham. Postal address
— Rose Hill, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Club — Fowey Yacht
(Fowey).
[The above-mentioned Robert Barclay-Allardice claims
the Scottish Earldoms of Strathearn, Monteith, and Airth. ]
BARCROFT (Vn. Lanes. 1664 ; Confirmed U.O. 1927)-
Argent, a lion rampant sable, armed azure, langued
gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a demi-bear rampant gules, muzzled
or. Motto — " Utque soles custos adsis."
Sons of Henry Barcroft, Esq., of The Glen, Newry,
D.L. CO. Armagh, b. 1839 ; d. 1905 ; m. 1867,
Anna, d. of the late David Malcomson, of Mel view,
CO. Tipperary : —
Joseph Barcroft, Gentleman, C.B.E., M.A. (Camb.),
B.Sc. (Lond.), Hon. M.D. (Louvain), F.R.S., Fellow
King's Coll., Camb., b. 1872 [impales arms of Ball —
argent, on a chevron gules, between three fireballs
proper, a galley with one mast, sail furled, pennon flotant
in stern of the first] ; m. 1903, Mary Agnetta, d. of Sir
Robert S. Hall, LL.D., F.R.S., and has issue — (i) Henry
Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; (2) Robert Ball Barcroft,
Gentleman, b. 1909. ^i"-^. — 13 Grange Road, Cambridge.
Clubs — Athenctum, Cambridge University, Cruising.
David Malcomson Barcroft, Gentleman, M.D. (Edin.),
b. 1875. Res. — The Glen, NewTy, co. Armagh; 57
Sloane Street, S.W. Clubs — Cavendish, University,
Union (Edinburgh).
Son of John Barcroft, Esq., J. P. of Beech Hill, co.
Armagh, b. 1836 ; d. 1907 ; »«. 1878, Anne, d. of
Richard Pike, of Beech Grove, co. Tyrone : —
Ambrose Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. — Putar-
win, New Zealand.
Sons of Thomas Malcomson Barcroft, Esq., J. P.,
of Rathrone, Park Avenue, Dublin, b. 1838 ; d.
1911 ; m. 1 87 1, .Alice, d. of Samuel Murphy, of
Rathfriland, co. Down : —
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of Derryloran since 1925, R.D. Dundalk 1924-5, b. 1875
[impales arms of Hutchings — ermine, on a pale vert,
between two daggers azure, hilted or, three elephants'
trunks of the last, the whole within a bordure or, bearing
four hurts] ; m. 1913, Irene, d. of Rev. Edgar Fitz
Henry Hutchings, M.A., T.C.D., Vicar of Heynestown,
CO. Louth ; and has issue — Ambrose William Edgar
Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1917 ; and Alice Beatrice
Elizabeth. Res. — Derryloran Rectory, co. Tyrone,
Ireland.
William James Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. —
Newgrove, Bristol Avenue, Belfast.
Thomas Murphy Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; m.
1909, Mary, d. of John Barcroft, Esq., J. P. of Beech
Hill, CO. Armagh. Res. — Oakleigh, Knock, co. Down.
Sons of William Greer Barcroft, Esq., J. P., of Caver-
hill, Claugh ton, Cheshire, 6. 1841 ; d. 1927 ; m. 1872,
Ellen, d. of John Park, of Elm House, Birkenhead : —
Norman Denison Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1873 ;
m. 1904, Eleanor Lucy, d. of William Briscoe, Vice-
Principal of Jesus College, Cambridge. Res. — Nant-y-
Bryn, Cadmant Park, Conway.
William Greer Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1883. Res. —
Caverhill, Claughton, Cheshire.
Son of Jonathan Hogg Barcroft, Esq., J. P., of
Grange Lodge, co. Tyrone, b. 1842 ; d. 1897 ; m.
1869, Margaret, d. of Richard Pike, of Beechgrove,
CO. Tyrone : —
Richard Cecil Barcroft, Gentleman, B.L., b. 1871 ;
m. 1898, OUve, d. of Charles Mesham, 66th Regt., and
has issue — Cecil Leonard Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1900 ;
Marjorie [»». 1927, Edward Dawson Moore, M.C., B.A.,
son of the Bishop of Kilmore] ; and Joyce. Res. —
Shandon Castle, Avenue Clontarf, Dublin.
Son of Frederick Barcroft, Gentleman, of Strang-
more House, co. Tyrone, b. 1845 ; d. 1896 ; m. 1881,
Katherine, d. of Robert Steele Nicholson, Esq.,
J. P., of Ballow, CO. Down : —
Gilbert Evelyn Barcroft, Esq., Capt. R.I.F., b. 1883 ;
m. 1920, Kathleen, d. of Johnson, of Clayton
HaU, Staffs. Res.—
BARDSWELL (H. Coll.) Gules, a goat salient argent,
between three fountains proper. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a well-head
gules, a goat's head erased argent. Motto — " Bear thee
well."
Sons of Charles William Bardswell, Esq., J. P., M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, Recorder (£ Borough if Kingston,
d. 1832; d. 1902; m. Frances Ann, d. of Samuel Dean
of the Hurst, Walton-on-Thames : —
Noel Dean Bardswell, Esq., M.V.O., M.D., F.R.C.P.,
Med. Officer London C.C, served Great War as Major
R.A.M.C. (M.V.O., Legionof Honour), 6. 1871 ; m. 1907,
Monica, d. of John Mack of Paston Hall. A'«. — The
Chase, Chigwell, Essex ; Stow Hill, Paston.
Arthur Hamilton Bardswell, Gentleman,^. . Jfes. —
Hugh Rosser Bardswell, Gentleman, I.C.S., b.
Res.—
BARHAM of Wadhurst (Recorded to collateral branch
Vn. Kent 1574, Confirmed 1910). Argent, on a fesse
gules between three bears passant sable, muzzled gules, a
fleur-de-lys between two martlets, all gold. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
stork among bulrushes, all proper. Motto — " Fortis et
patiens."
Son of Robert Barham, Gentleman, b. 1830; 7n. 1859,
Janet (d. 1881), d. of Allan Ferguson of Stairdam,
Perth :—
Robert Allan Barham, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1886,
Sarah, d. of Robert Morley of Enfield, Midd.v. ; and has
issue — Allan Robert Barham, Gentleman, 1^. 1888. Res.—
Sons of Sir George Barham, Kt. Bach. (1904), J.P,
Middlesex (High Sheriff 1907-8) and Sussex, Mayor of
Hampstead 1905-C, C.C. for East Sussex, b. 1836; d.
1913 ; m. 1859, Margaret (d. 1906), d. of Jarvis
Rainey of Spilsby, Lines. : —
George Titus Barham, Esq., b, 1850; m. 1897. Florence
Elizabeth, d. of William Peter Vosper of Merafield, Ply-
mouth, Devon. Res. — Sudbury Park, co Middlesex.
Arthur Saxby Barham. Esq., C.M.G. , J P., C.C. co. Kent
Lt.-Col. T. F. Res., late corndg. 12th Batt. London Regt.,
and late Lt.-Col. 19th Middx. R.V., b. 1869; m. 1893,
Annie Gertrude, d. of Edward Henry Edwards of Hamp-
stead ; and has had issue — Wilfred Saxby Barham, Esq.,
Capt. The Buffs, b. 1894; d. of wounds received in action
1915; Harold Arthur Barham, Gentleman, Lieut. R.G.A.,
T.F., b. 1898 [m. 1920, Edith Dulcie, d. of Lt.-Col. R. J. F.
Taylor, C.B.E., Sherwood Foresters, ;md has issue — i son ;
2 daus (Res. — Under Ridge, Bourne End, Bucks.)]. Res. —
Hole Park, Rolvenden, co. Kent.
BARING. Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a fesse
or, in chief a bear's head couped proper, muzzled and
ringed gold (for Baring) ; 2 and 3, gules, a cross patde
fitch ee or, between three fislies hauriant argent, within an
orle of eight cross crosslets of the second (Herring).
Mantling azure and or. Crest — A mullet erminois
between two wings argent. Motto — " Probitate et labore."
Son of Rt. Hon. Thomas George Baring, ist Earl
of Northbrook, 6. 1826 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1848, Elizabeth
Harriet [d. 1867), d- of Henry Charles Sturt, of
Crichel, Dorset : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Francis George Baring, 2nd Earl of
Northbrook (10 June. 1876), of Stratton, co. Southamp-
ton, Viscount Baring, of Lee, Kent, Baron Northbrook
(4 Jan. 1866), of Stratton, Bart. (29 May, 1793), D-L-
Hants., M.P. Winchester 1880-5, and for N. Bedford
1886-92, Lieut, (ret.) Rifle Bgde. and Gren. Gds'
[Supporters — On either side a bear proper, muzzled or,
gorged with a chain of the last, therefrom pendent an
escutcheon, that on the dexter azure charged with a
portcuIUs gold, that on the sinister, or, with a palm-tree,
on a mount proper], b. 1850; m. ist, 1894, Ada Ethel
(d. 1894), d. of Col. C. Davidson, C.B.; 2nd, 1899.
Florence Anita, C.B.E., d. of Eyre Coote, of West Park,
Hants., and widow of Sir Robert Abercromby, 7th Bart,
Seat — Stratton, Micheldever Station, Hants. Town res. —
36 Great Cumberland Place, W. Clubs — Garrick, Turf,
Travellers'.
BARING. Azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's
head proper, muzzled and ringed or. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — A mullet erminois, between
two wings argent. Supporters — On either side a bear
proper, muzzled, collared and chained or, each charged
on the shoulder with a cross patee fitchee of the last.
Motto — " Virtus in arduis."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Alexander Hugh, 4th Baron
Ashburton, b. 1835 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1864, Leonora
Caroline (16 Cadogan Sq.), d. of 9th Lord Digby : —
Rt. Hon. Francis Denzil Edward Baring, 5th Baron
Ashburton (10 Ap. 1835), D.L., co. Southampton ; Maj.
(ret.) Hants. Yeo., b. 1866 ; m. ist, Hon. Mabel Edith
{d. 1904), d. of 4th Viscount Hood ; 2nd, 1906, Frances,
d. of J. Donnelly, of New York; and has issue by ist
marriage — Hon. Alexander Francis St. Vincent Baring,
Lieut. Res. of Ofi&cers, b. 1898 [m. 1924, Hon. Doris
Mary Therese Harcourt, d. of ist Viscount Harcourt] ;
Hon. Venetia Marjorie Mabel, Maid-of-Honour to Queen
Mary ; Hon. Aurea Vera [m. 1917, Maj. Charles James
Balfour, Scots Gds.] ; Hon. Angela Mildred. Seat —
The Grange, Alresford, Hants. Clubs — Cavalry, Carlton,
Turf.
Hon. Frederick Arthur Baring, Capt. late Hants. Yeo.,
b. 1867 ; tn. 1890, Laura Louise, d. of F. Hobson ; and
has issue — Evelyn Claire. Res. — Grange Cottage,
Alresford.
Hon. Alexander Henry Baring, b. 1869. Res. — Stoke
Manor, Alresford.
Hon. Caryl Digby Baring, late Lieut. Coldstream
Gds., b. 1880 ; m. 1907, Ivy, d. of Humphrey Firman, of
Stone Court, St. Leonards, and has issue — Denzil Baring,
b. 1909 ; Leonora Jacqueline. Res. — Maryland, Frin-
ton-on-Sea.
Sons of Lt. Col. the Hon. Guy Victor Baring,
Coldstream Gds., 4th son of 4th Baron Ashburton,
b. 1873 ; d. 1916 ; m. Olive (Res. — Biddesden,
Andover), d. of Hugh Smith, of Roehampton: —
Simon Alexander Vivian Baring, Esq., b. 1905.
Amyas Evelyn Giles Baring, Esq., b. 1910.
Aubrey George Adeane Baring, Esq., b. 191 2.
Esmond Charles Baring, Esq., b. 1914.
BARING. Azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head
proper, muzzled and ringed gold. Mantling azure
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mullet
erminois, between two wings argent. Motto — "Probitate
et labore."
Son of Capt. William Henry Baring, J. P., b. i8ig ; d.
1906 ; m. T849, Elizabeth, d. of Charles Hammersley : —
IBat
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Francis Charles Baring, Esq., Major late 3rd Batt.
Hampshire Regt., J.P. for Hants., 6. 1852 ; m. 1880, Isabella
Augusta, eldest d. of Samuel Leo Schuster ; and has issue —
<i) Thomas Esm6 Baring, Esq., O. B. E. , Maj. RiHe Brigade,
i. 1882 [m. 1913, Deirdre Mary Hughes, d. of Hughes
Martin, Esq., J.P. , and has i=sue — Maurice Bingham
Baring, Gentleman, ^. 1916 ; Hugo Charles Barmg, Gentle-
man, /■. 1919 (/?«. — Ruffield, Weeke, Winchester. C/id —
Arthur's)]; (2) Arthur Francis Charles Baring, tJentleman,
i. 18H7 [rn. Margaret Mclniyre, d. of the late de^ rge
Moore, of Adelaide, and has issue [Res. Upt' n Leigh,
Torquay)] ; (3) Dudley William Baring, Gentleman, i.
1892 [m. 1919, Cecelia Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. M. R. Grey-
Buchanan ; and has issue]; and Violet Nina. /?«. —
55 Eaton Place, S.W.
BARING of Nubia House, Isle of Wight (H. Coll. ).
Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head
proper, muzzled and ringed gold (Baring) ; 2 and 3, gules, a
cross pat6e fitch^e or, between three fishes hauriant argent,
within an irle of eight cross crosslets of the second (Herr-
ing). Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, a mullet erminois between two wings argent.
Motto — " Probitate et labore. "
Son of Lt.-Gen. Charles Baring, late Coldstream Gds.,
i. 1829; d. 1890; m. i860, Helen, d. of Rt. Hon.
Sir James Graham, 2nd Bart., P.C., G.C.B. , of
Netherby : —
Sir Godtrev Baring, 1st Bart. (4 Feb. 191 1), J.P. Hants.
(High Sheriff' 1897). D.L. for the Isle of Wight, C.C, M.P.
(or the Isle of Wight 1906 to Jan. 1910 and for Barnstaple
1911-18, and Pari. Sec. to Under-Sec. of State for the
Colonies igo8-io, formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Hampshire
Regt., i. 1871 ; m. 1898, Eva Hermione, M.B.E., J. P., d.
of late Alexander /Eneas Macintosh of Macintosh ; and
has issue — (i") Charles Christian Baring, Esq., 6. 1898;
late 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Gds., served Great War; (2)
Raymond Alexander Baring, Esq.,i^. 1912; Helen Azalea;
and Viola Mary [m. 1925 ; Roland Aird]. Snat — Nuhi^
House, Cowes, Isle of Wight. To7vn res. — 14 Harrington
Gardens, S.W. C/uis — Travellers', Bachelors', Brooks's,
Royal Yacht Squadron.
BARING. Azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head
proper, muzzled and ringed or. Mantling azure and
or. Crest — A mullet erminois, between two wings argent.
Motto—" Probitate et labore."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Edward Charles Baring, 1st
Lord Revelstoke, b. 1828 ; d. 1897 ; tn. 1861, Louisa
Emily, d. of John Bulteel, of Flete, Devon : —
Rt. Hon. Sir John Baring, P.C, G.C.V.O., 2nd Baron
Revelstoke (30 June 1885), Receiver-General of the
Duchy of Cornwall [Supporters — On the dexter, a bull
argent ; on the sinister, a bear proper, muzzled or, each
charged on the shoulder with a mtillet erminois], b.
1863. Res. — 3 Carlton House Terrace, S.W.
Hon. Cecil Baring, M.A. Oxford, b. 1864 ; m. 1902,
Maude {d. 1922), d. of Pierre Lorillard ; and has issue —
Rupert Baring, Esq., b. 191 1 ; Daphne [m. 1926,
Arthur Joseph Pollenj ; Calypso [tn. 1926, Guy Maynard
Liddell, M.C.] Res. — 26A Bryanston Square, W. ;
Lambay Island, co. Dublin.
Hon. Everard Baring, C.V.O.,C.B.E., Brig.-Gen. (ret.)
late loth Hussars, b. 1865 ; tn. 1904, Lady Ulrica Dun-
combe, d. of ist Earl of Faversham; and has issue : —
Helen ; Audrey ; Elizabeth. Res. — 26 Hyde Park
Street, W. ; Sleightholme Dale, Kirby Moorside, York?.
Clubs — Cavalry, Turf.
Hon. Maurice Baring, O.B.E., Hon. Wing Comdr.
R.A.F., b. 1874. Res. — 3 Gray's Inn Square, W.C.i,
Clubs — Turf, Bucks., White's.
Hon. Hugo Baring, O.B.E., Lieut, (ret.) 4 th Hussars,
b. 1876 ; w. 1905, Lady Evelyn Harriet, d. of 8th Earl
of Shaftesbury, and widow of 2nd Baron Magheramore ;
and has issue — Francis Anthony Baring, Esq., b. 1909.
Res. — 22 Place VendOme, Paris. Clubs — Brooks's, Turf.
BARING. Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a fesse or, in
chief a bear's head proper, muzzled and ringed or;
2 and 3, gules, a cross patee fitchee or, between three
fishes hauriant argent, within an orle of eight cross cross-
lets of the second (Herring). Mantling azure and or.
Crest — A muUet erminois, between two wings argent.
Supporters — On either side a bear proper, muzzled or, the
dexter collared chequy argent and azure, and charged on
the shoulder with a lion's head erased or ; the sinister
collared azure, and charged on the shoulder with an
escallop or I. Motto — " Probitate et labore."
Son of Rt. Hon. Sir Evelyn Baring, ist Earl of
Cromer, P.C , G.C.B., O.M., G.C.M.G., K.C.S.I.,
6. 184 1 ; d. 1917 ; (by his first wife), w. 1876, Ethel,
d. of Sir Rowland Stanley Errington, nth Bart. : —
Rt. Hon. Sir Rowland Thomas Baring, 2nd Earl of
Cromer (8 Aug. 1901), P.C, G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., Viscount
Errington, of Hexham, Viscount Cromer (25 Jan. 1899),
and Baron Cromer (20 June 1892), of Cromer, Lord
Chamberlain of The Household, b. 1877 ; m. 1908, Lady
Ruby Florence Elliot, d. of 4th Earl of Minto ; and has
issue — George Rowland Stanley Baring, Viscount Erring-
ton, b. 1918; Lady Rosemary Ethel ; Lady Violet Mary.
Res. — 36 Wimpole Street, W.i. Clubs — Turf, Brooks's,
Beefsteak.
BARING-GOULD of Lew Trenchard (R.L.. 14 July
1795, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per saltire (r and
azure, a lion rampant counte: changed (Gculd); 2 and 3,
azure, a lesse or, in chief a bear's head proper, muzzled
and ringed gold (Baring). Crest— On a wreath ot the
colours, a denii-lion rampant azure bezant^e (Gould).
Mottoes— " Gould bydeth ever bright"; " Toujours san
tache." Livery — Blue and gold.
Son of Edward Barmg -Gould, Esq., of Lew
Trenchard, J. P., D.L., b. 1804; d. 1872; m. ist,
1832, Sophia Charlotte {d. 1863), d. of Adm. Francis
Godulphin Bond ; 2nd, 1865, Lavinia, d. of Thomas
Snow : —
Rev. Arthur Baring-Gould, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1865;
m. 1896, Maud, d. of. H. Hill of Norwood ; and has
issue — David Henry Cedric Baring-Gould, Gentleman, b.
igii ; Mary Irene; and Beatrix Theodora. Res. — Haver-
fordwest.
Son of Rev. Charles Baring-Gould, Rector of Lew
Trenchard, b. 1807 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1835, Mary Anne,
d. of Richard Tanner: —
Arthur Baring-Guuld, Gentleman, b. 1855. Res. —
BARING-GOULD. Quarterly, i and 4, party per saltire
or and azure, a lion rampant counterchani.ed (for Gould) ;
2 and 3, azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head proper,
ringed and muzzled of the second (for Baring). Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant azure,
bezant^e (for Gould), there being no recorded Baring
crest. Livery — Blue and gold.
Sons of the Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould of Lew
Trenchard, Devon, M.A. Cambridge, J.P. co. Devon,
Rector and Patron of Lew Trenchard, h. January 28,
1834; d. 1924 ; m. 1868, Grace, d. of John Taylor of
Horburv, co. Yorks. : —
Edward Sabine Baring-Gould, Esq., O.B.E., temp. Capt.
R.A.S.C.,(J. 1871 ; m. 1896, Marion, d. of A. H. Linton of
Minneapolis, U.S.A. ; and has issue — Sabine Linton
Baring-Gould, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; Edward Darah Baring-
Gould, Gentleman, b. 1906; and Grace Adele. Estateand
Seat — Lew Trenchard, North Devon.
Julian Baring-Gould, Gentleman, Sarawak C.S. , b.
1Z77 ; m. 1910, Elizabeth Joan, d. of Arthur John Ramsdene,
and has issue — Benjamin Gordon Baring-Gould, Gentle-
man, b. 1918 ; Jasper Julian Baring-Gould, Gentleman, b.
1920 ; and Elizabeth Lorna. jRes.—Th<i Dower House,
Low Down, N. Devon.
William Drake Baring-Gould, b. 1878.
John Hillary Baring-Gould, b. 1890.
BARKER, see JONES-BARKER and RAY.MOND
BARKER.
THOMAS BARKER. Gentleman. Armorial bearings
— Quarterly, i and 4, per chevron gules and argent, in chief
three escallops of the last and in base a bear sejant sable,
muzzled or (for Barker); 2 and 3, azure, an eagle displayed
within an orle of four estoiles and as many annulets alter-
nately, all or (for Schuldham). Mantling gules and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a bear sejant sable,
muzzled and gorged with a collar gemelle or, holding in
the paws an escutcheon gules, charged with an escallop
argent.
BARKWORTH, see WILSON-BARKWORTH.
BARLING of Newnham, Glos. (H. Coll., 1919); Sable,
within two bars argent, between two crosses patee, three
fleurs-de-lys or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, vested
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gules, semee of fleurs-de-lys or, holding in the hands,
proper, a cross couped gules. Motto—" Je sers je
servirai."
5 th son of WiUiam Barling, Gentleman, of Newn-
ham-on-Severn, b. 1820 ; d. 1896 ; m. , Eliza-
beth Sharpe : —
Sir (Harry) Gilbert Barling, ist Bart. (10 Sept. 19 19).
C.B. (mil.), C.B.E. (mil.), M.B., F.R.C.S., of Newnham,
Glos., Lieut.-Col. (ret.) R.A.M.C, T.A., Col.(ret.) A.M.C.,
J.P.Birmingham, b. 1855 ; tn. 1885, Katherine Jaffray
{d. 1920), d. of Henry Edmunds, of Elmsdale, Edgbaston ;
and has issue — Edith Madge ; Lenore Maude [m. ist, 1912,
Capt. Keith Jenens, R. Warwick Regt. ; 2nd, 1921,
Ernest Joseph Chaloner, London editor of Journal of
Commerce {Res. — 134 King's Road, S.W.3)]. Res. —
6 Manor Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Club — Union
(Birmingham).
BARLOW of Fort William, Bengal. Argent, on a
chevron engrailed gules, between three cross cross-
lets fitchee azure, two lions passant counter-passant,
supporting an eastern crown or, in the centre chief point
a branch of oUve and another of palm in saltire proper.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Issuing out of an
eastern crown or, a demi-hon argent, the paws sup-
porting a cross crosslet fitchee azure, between on the
dexter a branch of olive, and on the sinister another of
palm proper. Supporters — On either side an angel proper,
vested argent zoned and on the head an eastern crown
or, the dexter holding in the exterior hand a balance
gold, and in the other a book proper ; the sinister
bearing in the exterior hand an olive-branch, and in
the interior an escroll proper. Mottoes — " Sis pius in
primus " ; and over the crest, " Dihge pacem."
Son of Sir Richard Wellesley Barlow, 4th Bart, of
Madras Civil Service, b. 1836 ; d. 1904 ; m. i860,
Annie Catherine, d. of Rev. John Whiteside, D.D.,
Vicar of Scarborough : —
Sir Hilaro William Wellesley Barlow, 5th Bart. (29 June
1803), C.B., C.M.G., CoL (ret.) R.A., b. 1861 ; m. 1891,
Victoria Katherine, d. of Col. Hugh Hibbert, 7th Roy.
Fusiliers ; of Birtles Hall, Cheshire; and has issue — (i)
Richard Hugh Barlow, b 1904 ; (2) Christopher Mark
Barlow, b. 1908 ; Annie Katherine ; Mildred Hilare [m.
1923, Richard Routh, son of Rev. R. S. Routh (Res. —
Franche Cottage, Kidderminster)] ; and Ruth Beatrice.
Res. — The Cottage, Thruxton, Andover.
BARLOW (H. Coll., 1907). Per pale ermine and gules.
three chevrons counterchanged, over all two lions comba-
tant or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of
the colours, a lion sejant affronted or, holding erect in the
forepaws a cross-crosslet fitchee gules. Motto—" Qui non
proficit deficit."
Sons of Thomas Barlow, Esq., J. P., of Torkington
Lodge and Bradwall Hall, Cheshire, and Bryn Eirias,
North Wales, 6. ; d. 1897 ; ot. , Mary Anne,
d. of late George Emmott of Disley, Cheshire : —
Sir Jolin Emmott Barlow, ist Bart. (1907), Barr:ster-at
Law, Inner Temple, J. P. and C.A. Cheshire, J. P. Somer-
set, M. P. for Frome Div. of Somerset 1892-95 and i8g6-
1918, d. 1857; m. 1895, Hon. Anna Maria Heywood
Denman, sister of 3rd Baron Denman ; and has issue —
(i) John Denman Barlow, Esq., 6. 1898; (2) Thomas
Bradwall Barlow, Esq.,i5. 1900; Nancy Mary Emmott ; and
Anna Elizabeth. Seats — Torkington Lodge, nr. Stock-
port ; Bryn Eirias, Colwyn Bay, N. Wales.
Frank Barlow, Esq., J. P. and C.A. Cheshire, Chairman
of the Mersey and Irwell Joint Committee since 1913, d. 1859 ;
m. 1883, Mary, eld. d. of Thomas Carver, Esq., J. P., of
Marple, Cheshire ; and has surv. issue — Eveleen Mary,
J.P.Cheshire; Jessie Marjory; Hilda Ethel; May; and
Frances Winifred. Seat — Woodville, Marple, nr. Stock-
port, Cheshire.
Percy Barlow, Esq. , J. P. and (1927) High Sheriff Middx.,
Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, M.A. (Camb. ), M.P. Bed-
ford 1906-10, d. 1867 ; m. 1892, Clara Frances, eld. d. of late
William Staple Lee Midelton of Somerset ; and has issue —
(i) Christopher Neild Barlow, Esq., late Capt. K.R.R.C, />.
1893 [m. ig2o, Hon. Dorothy, ygst. d. of the ist Baron
Emmott of Oldham]; (2) Sydney Ralph Midelton Barlow,
Esq., late Capt. R.G.A. , 6. 1895 fwt. 1925, Nina, d. of Rev.
Ewart Barter] ; Frances Ida Marguerite ; and Helen
Beatrice Beryl. Res. — Torkington House, Creswick Road,
Acton, W. ; Morden House, Littlestone, Kent. Chambers
— 5 Essex Court, Temple, E.C. Clubs — Bath, Royal
Automobile, Reform, M.C.C.
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BARLOW (H. Coll., 1901). Argent, on a pile sable,
between two torches erect in base, tired proper, an eagle
displayed with two heads of the field. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a
staff erect, entwined by a serpent proper, an eagle's neck
erased with two heads argent, thereon a rose gules. Motto
— " Sicut aquila juvenescam."
Son of James Barlow, Esq., J. P., of Greenthorne,
Edgworth, Lanes., b. 1821 ; d. 1887; vt. 1843, Alice,
[d. 1888), d. of James Barnes of Edgworth :—
Sir Thomas Barlow, ist Bart. (7 .March 1902), K.C.V.O. ,
F.R.S., M.D. (Lond.), F.R.C.P., (Hon.) LL.D. Aberdeen
and Harvard Univ., (Hon.) D.Sc. (Victoria), F.R.S., Pre-
sident of Royal Coll. of Physicans, Physician to Queen
Victoria's Household 1896-1901, Phys. Extraord. to H.M.
1899-1901, Phys. to King's Household since 1901, Phys.
Extraord. to H.M. King George V., b. 1845 ; m. 1880, Ada
Helen, d. of Patrick Dalmahoy, W.S. , of Edinburgh;
and has surv. issue— (i) James Alan Noel Barlow, Esq.,
C.B.E. , J. P. Bucks., Assis.-Sec. Ministry of Labour, M.A.
(Oxon.), b. 1881 \in. 1911, Emma Nora, younger d. of
Horace Darwin, F. R.S. , of Cambridge ; and has issue-
Thomas Erasmus Barlow, Esq., b. 1914 ; Erasmus
Darwin Barlow, Gentleman, b, 1915 ; Andrew Dalmahoy
Barlow, Gentleman, b. 1916 ; Horace Basil Barlow, Gentle-
man, b. 1921 ; Joan Helen ; and Hilda [Res. — The
Warren, Chesham Bois)] ; (2) Thomas Dalmahoy Barlow,
Esq., M.A. (Camb.), b. 1883 \_m. X911, Esther Sophia, d. of
Henry Gaselee of Linden Gardens, Bayswater, W. ; and
has issue— Basil Stephen Barlow, Gentleman, b. 1918 ;
Theodora Gertrude ; and Penelope Sophia [Res.—
164 Eccles Old Road, Pendleton, Manchester)] ; and Helen
Alice Dorothy. Res. — 10 Wimpole Street, London, W. ;
Boswells, Wendover. C/j/iJ— Athenaeum.
ALEXANDER KAY BARLOW. Esquire, J. P. for
Essex. Born Sept. 30, 1855, being the second son of
William Barlow, Gentleman, of Chorlton-on-Medlock, Man-
chester, by his wife Leah Frances, duu. of William Searle of
Oakhill, West Derby. Armorial bearingB- He bears
for Arms. Bendy of eight argent and vert, an eagle dis-
played with two heads sable, the claws resting upon a mill-
rind in base fessewise or, holding in each beak an ear of
barley slipped proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed
a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling vert and
argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours,
a gauntleted hand bendwise proper, grasping two eagles'
heads conjoined and erased at the neck sable ; with the
Motto — " En foi prest." Livery — Black and silver. Mar-
ried, December 10, 1890, Sophia Matilda, dau. of Henry
Salmonson, of Oaklands, Victoria Park, Manchester; and
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has issue— (i) Alexander William Lancashire Barlow, late
temp. Lieut. K.R.R.C, fi. Nov. 11, 1892; Joyce Henrietta
Lancashire [r/i. 1915, Maj. Arthur Manning Haines, of
Hasketon Manor, Suffolk, and has issue] ; and Sybil
Margaret Lancashire. Es /a U~W\\enhoe Hall, Essex.
Postal address — Uomwood, Southampton. C7«*.j— Royal
Mersey Yacht, Royal Southern Y.C. ; R. Motor Y.C. ;
R.A.C. and Corinthian.
BARLOW (H. Coll.). Bendy of eight argent and vert,
an eagle displayed with two heads sable, the claws restmg
on a millrind in base fessewise or, holding in each beak an
ear of barley slipped proper. Mantling vert and argent.
Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a gauntleted hand bend-
wise proper, grasping two eagles' heads conjoined and
erased at the neck sable. Motto—" En foy prest."
Sons of William Wycliffe Barlow, Esq., MA., Barr.-
at-Law; J. P. for Cheshire, Lord of the Manor of
Maenan, *. 1854; d. 1913; m. 1884, Emily (</. 1925).
second d. of the late James Jardine, Esq., J. P. and
D.L. , of Alderley Edge, Cheshire : —
Tames Jardine Barlow, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), b.
1885. Seat—V\\.\. Manor, nr. Winchester. C///*— United
University.
William Geoffrey Barlow, late temp. Lieut. R.A.F. , b.
1891 ; m. 1925, Naomi Elizabeth, d. of the late John James
Bay ford, of Old Bursledon, Hants. ; and has issue :—
Prudence Ann. Res.—T\\& Hatch, Kingsley Green, nr.
Haslemere. C lub—Roy&X Air Force.
Son of William Barlow of Ashford, Wilmslow, Cheshire,
b. 1811 ; (/. 1906, jn. 2nd, Leah Frances, d. of Samuel
Searle of West Derby, Lanes. : —
Alexander Kay Barlow, Esq. (q-v-)
BARLOW-MASSICKS (H. Coll., 1875). Per pale or
and azure, on a fesse between four leopards' faces jessant-
de-lys, three in chief and one in base, two quatrefoils, all
counterchanged. Mantling azure and or ; and for his
CreBt, upon a wreath of the colours, a cress pat^e azure,
surmounted by a leopard's face jessant-de-lys or. Motto —
" Vestigia nulla retrorsum."'
Son of Horace Barlow-Massicks, Esq., J. P. of The
Friary, Tickhill, Yorks., b. 1857; d. 1924; '«• 1891,
Clara, d. of Henry Steel of Tapton Court, Sheffield :—
Thomas Henry Leslie Ba'low-Massicks, Gentleman, b.
1892 ; m 1915, Frances Katherine, d. of George Stowell
Ware, and has issue — Thomas Leslie Barlow-Massicks,
Gentleman, b. 1916 ; and Dorothea. Res. — The Grange,
Ulley, nr. Sheffield.
BARNARD, see VANE.
GEORGE WILLIAM GIRLING BARNARD, Gentle-
man. Born May 21, 1851, being the third and youngest
son of the late Dennis Barnard of Norwich, by Maria
Lovick, his wife, eldest dau. of the late Jacob Johnson of Nor-
wich, and of The Lodge, Saxlingham Nethergate, Norfolk.
Armorial bearings — .Argent, on a bend invected azure, be-
tween two bears' heads couped sable, three escallops of the
first. Crest — A demi-lion argent, charged on the shoulder
with an escallop, holding between the paws a serpent nowed,
the whole between two escallops all azure ; with the Motto,
" Miserere mei Domine." Married, March 28, 1883, Ger-
trude Beatrice (d. 1919), youngest daughter of the late
Robert Christopher Pitts, of Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich ;
and has issue — George William Barnard, Gentleman,
Solicitor-Coroner for Norfolk (Norwich Div.), born March
6, 1885 [m. 1915, Doris Mary, eld.d. of the late Henry
Read Culley, and has issue — Charlotte Barbara ; and
Susan Mary] ; Gertrude Mary ; Helen Beatrice ; and Ethel
Winifred [m. 19 14, Harold Dakin Wheeler]. Postal
address — Stratton Lodge, Eaton, Norwich.
BARNARD. Barry of six or and argent, a bear
rampant sable, muzzled gold. Mantling sable and
or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert,
a demi-bear sable, muzzled, charged on the shoulder with a
cross pat^e fitch^e, and the sinister paw resting on a cross
crosslet or.
Son of Sir Herbert Barnard, Knt. , J. P. of Shcre,
Surrey, b. 1831 ; m. 1854, Ellen, dau. of the late
William Wyndham of Dinton, Wilts. : —
Herbert Wyndham Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1859.
Res.—
BARNARD (H. Coll.) Argent, on a bend invected
azure, between two bears' heads couped sable, three
escallops of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, charged
on the shoulder with an escallop, holding between the
paws a serpent nowed, the whole between two escallops
all azure. Motto — " Maintenant ou jamais."
Holy
1915.
; and
1919 ;
Cecily
Res.—
Sons of the Rev. Dennis Jacob Johnson Barnard, Clerk
in Holy Oders, M.A. , LL.D. (Cantab.), b. June 23,
1848 ; d. 1918 ; m. 1874, Elizabeth, d. of Robert
Christopher Pitts, of The Bungalow, Thorpe Hamlet,
Norwich : —
Dennis Christopher Barnard, Gentleman, B.A., LL.B.
ot Trin. Hall, Camb., b. 1880; m. 1911, Violet, d. of the
Rev. William Frederick Gover, and has issue— Dennis
Peter Barnard, Gentleman, h. 1914 ; Richaid Michael
Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; Christopher Stephen
Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1920; and Mary Elizabeth. Res.
—South Lodge, Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge.
Rev. John Douglas Barnard, Clerk in
Orders, M.A. of Jesus Coll., Camb., b. 1885; m.
Gwendoline Dorothy Courtier, d. of George Edmonds
has issue — John Dennis Barnard, Gentleman, b.
Edmund Courtier Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1926
Frances Elizabeth ; and Audrey Gwendoline.
Cavendish Rectory, Suffolk.
Montague Lovick Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1891.
BARNARD (H. Coll. , 26 Apl. 1856). Per chevron gules
and argent, in chief two lions rampant of the last, and in
base a bear rampant sable, muzzled or. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a lion
argent, billetty sable, supporting with the dexter paw a
shield gules, charged with a garb or. Motto—" Mea
gloria fides."
Sons of John Charles Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1847;
d. 1 917; m. 1879, Ada Maria, d. of George
Routledge, Esq., of Stone House, Carlisle, J. P.,
D.L. :—
Ivor Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1887; m. 1916, Esther, d.
of Philip Van Geuns ; and has issue:— John Philip
Humfrey Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1923 ; and Pamela Mary.
Res.— ^7 Philbeach Gardens, S.W.5.
Cednc Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; w. 1921, Florence
Pattie, d. of G. Scott Jackson, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.D.
i?«.— 45 Manor Road, Beckenham, Kent.
Sons of George William Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1826;
d. 1901 ; m. 1855, Emma Harcourt, d. of Robert
Armstrong:—
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Harcourt George Barnard, Gentleman, Solicitor, M.A.
Camb. , h. 1856; vi. 1884, Anne Elizabeth, d. of Alfred
Porter ; and has issue — Keppel Harcourt Barnard, Gentle-
man, b. 1887. Res. — Etwas, Little Austin Road, Farnham,
Surrev.
of Park Lane, W. , a Member of the Commission of Lieu-
tenancy for London, by his wife Fanny Christian Bees.
Armorial bearings — Azure, on a pile invected argent,
between two roses in base of the second, barbed and seeded
y Q}mj^lonaiiDe!Si. \
Alfred George William Barnard, Gentleman, b. i86ij.
in. i8g6, Annie, d. of James H. Sayer. Res. — 77 Uppe
Richmond Road, Putney, S. W.
Walter Burrows Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1862; w. 1901,
Annie, d. of Leonard Holland; and has issue — Harold
Olaf Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1906; and Dorothy Jane.
Res. — 7 Larpent Avenue, Putney Park, S.W.
URSULA MARY FLORENCE BOLDERO BAR-
NARD, Spinster, only dau. of the late Charles Edward
Gee Boldero Barnard, Esq., J. P., Barrister-at-Law, by his
wife Sophia Letitia, fifth dau. of Hon. Andrew Godfrey
Stuart. Armorial bearings — On a lozenge quarterly,
I and 4, argent, a bear rampant sable, muzzled or (for
Barnard) ; 2 and 3, per pale or and azure, a saltire
counterchanged, surmounted by another counterchanged
(for Boldero). Seat — Cave Castle, Brough, co. Yorks.
BARNARDISTON. Azure, a fesse dancetti^e ermine,
between six cross crosslets argent. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bittern
or, standing among bulrushes proper. Motto — " Je trouve
bien."
.Sons of Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esquire, J. P. and
D.L. for CO. Suffolk, and J. P. for Essex, b. April 24,
1832; d. 1916; m. Feb. 11, 1858, Lady Florence
Legge (d. 1917), fifth dau. of William, 4th Earl of
Dartmouth : —
Geoffry Barnardiston, Gentleman, b. May 30, 1868 ; m.
1902, Mildred Jane, d. of Hon. Montague Tyrwhitt Drake,
Judge of the Supreme Court, British Columbia, and has
issue — Nathaniel Montague Barnardiston, 2nd Lieut.
Suffolk Regt., b. 1903. Res. — Westholme, Woodbridge,
Suffolk.
Ernald Barnardiston, Esq., D.S.O., Lt.-Col. late R.E.,
and Indian State Railways, b. July 28, 1871 ; w. 1916,
Katherine Weston, O. B. E. , d. of Edward Golding Elwes,
and widow of Gen. Sir George Digby Barker, G.C.B. , J. P.,
of Clare Priory, Suffolk, and has issue — Bertha Katherine.
Res. — Bernithan Court, Ross-on-Wye. Club — Junior United
Service.
WOOLF BARNATO, Gentleman. Born 1895, being
the only son of the late Barnett Isaacs Barnato, Esq. ,
\lN
INDUSTRIA
1 /fortuna
F=^ ^
1 ATQUE 1
proper, a lion passant of the first. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock
proper, two roses saltirewise argent, stalked, leaved, and
slipped vert, interlaced by a mascle or. Motto — " Industria
atque fortuna." Residence— Ardtnrnn Hall, Lingfield,
Surrey.
BARNBY, Baron, see WILLEY.
GEORGE BARNE, Gentleman. Armorial bearings—
Per pale azure and gules, three leopards' faces in pale or, be-
tween six bezants palewise. Mantling azure and or. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak-tree proper,
growing out of a mount vert, an eagle with wings displayed
sable, charged on the body and on each wing with a bezant,
and resting the dexter claw on a leopard's face or. Motto —
" Avorum honori."
BARNE (H. Coll.) Quarterly, i and 4, azure, three
leopards' heads argent (for Barne) ; 2 and 3, argent, a
chevron azure, between three Cornish choughs proper (for
Asthorpe). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a
wreath of the colours, an eagle volant argent, ducally
gorged and membered or, standing on a mount vert. Motto —
" Nectimide nee teniere."
Sons of Miles Barne, Esq., D.S.O. , Major Imp. Yeo.,
Maj. Scots Guards, b. 1874 ; d. of wounds, 1917 ; m.
1904, Violet Ella, elder d. of Sir Archibald and the
Hon. Lady Orr-Ewing of Ballinkinrain, co. Stirling,
N.B. :—
Michael Ernest St. John Barne, Lieut. Scots. Gds. , 1^.
1905. Seat — Sotterley Hall, and Greyfriars, Dunwich, both
CO. Suffolk ; May Place, Kent ; Stallingborough, Lines.
Anthony Barne, Gentleman, b. 1906.
Nigel Barne, Gentleman, b. 1909.
Son of the late Lt.-Col. Frederick St. John Newdegate
Barne, Scots Fusilier Gds. , of Sotterley and Dunwich,
CO. Suffolk, b. 1842 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1871, Lady Constance
Adelaide Seymour, d. of the Most Hon. Hugh George,
5th Marquess of Hertford : —
Michael Barne, Esq., Capt. Res. R.N., D.S.O.,^. 1877 ; m.
1910, Gwendoline Marjorie, elder d. of Mowbray Gray of
Wongalee, Surbiton ; and has issue — John Michael Barne,
Gentleman, b. 1912; Ivo Miles Barne, Gentleman,^. 1916.
Res. — The Hollies, Dunwich, Suffolk.
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BARNEBY (Act of Parliament, 1735). Quarterly, i.
quarterly, i. and iiii. , s;ible, a lion passant guardant between
three escallops argent (Barneby, Vn. Herefordshire, 1683); ii.
and iii. , quarterly, or and azure, four lions rampant counter-
changed (Lutley, Vn. Salop, 1584); 2. the same arms of
Lulley ; 3. argent, in ciiief three ravens sable (Corbyn) ;
4. argent, in chief a lion passant guardant gules, in base
three leopards' faces sable (Fililode) ; 5. azure, a cinquefoil
ermine, within a bordure engrailed of the second (Astley) ;
6. the same arms of Barneby ; 7. gules, on a chevron
argent, tnree cross crosslets titch^e sable (Studley of Shrews-
bury) ; 8. sable, a chevron between three bulls' heads
cahKDshed argent (Bulkeley). Mantling sable and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion couchant guardant
sable. MottJ — " Virtute non vi."
Sons of Richard Hicks Barneby, Esq., J. P., D.L.,of
Longw rth Hall, co. Hereford, i>. 1875; J. 1923: m.
1Q08, Margaret Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Henry F. Howard,
Rector of Brightwalton, Berks. : —
Henry Habington Barneby, Gentleman, d. 1909. Res.—
The Sheepcote, Longworth, co. Hereford.
Richard Paul Barneby, Gentleman, b. 1915.
Sons of William Henry Barneby, Esq., J. P. and D. Iv.
(father of above Richard Hioks Barneby), b. 1843;
m. 1865, Alice Mary, third d. of Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach, M.P. , 8th Bart., and sister of Michael Edward,
I ;t Viscount St. .A.ldwyn : —
Edward Arthur Barneby, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; m. 1909,
Violette, d. of Rev. M. S. Monro, Rector of Little Hulton,
Lanes. Res. —Longworth Ranche, Okanagan Mission,
British Columbia.
Henry Meysey Barneby, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. —
Sons of William Barneby, Esq., J. P., D. L., of Clater
Park and Saltmarsh Castle, co. Hereford, b. 1846; d.
1895 ; tn. 1870, Katherine Anne, d. of William Lutley
Sclater of Hoddington House, Hants. : —
William Theodore Barneby, Esq., I.P. andD.L. (High
Sht-riff 1904) CO. Hereford, iJ. 1873; in. igi2, Verena Hen-
rietta, d. of .Algernon and Lady Henrietta Turnor ; and has
issue — Katharine Diana. Seats — Saltmarsh Castle, Brom-
yard, W^orcs. Club — Jun. Carlton.
Philip Barth )lomew Barneby, Esq., J. P., b. 1875; w.
1905, i.ouisa Geraldine, d. of His Hon. Judge Robert
Wood Ingham; and has surv. issue — (i) Thomas Philip
Barneby, Gentleman, iJ. 1908; (2) Rupert Charles Barneby,
Gentleman, 3. 19 1 x ; Katharine .\iary ; and Olive Charlotte.
Res. — Wilcroft, Hereford.
(BARNEBY) LUTLEY. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a
lion passant guardant between three escallops argent (for
Barneby) ; 2 and 3, quarterly, or and azure, four lions
rampant counterchanged (for Lutley). Mantling sable
and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion
couchant guardant sable. Motto — "Virtute non vi."
Soa of lohn Habington (Barnebv) Lutley, Esq., M.A.
Ch. Ch", Oxford, J. P. co. Worcester, J. P. and D.L.
CO. Hereford, b. 1840; d. 1906; m. 1864, Emily
Margaret [d. 1886), d. of Hon. and Rev. George
Gustavus Chetwvnd Talbot : —
John Talbot Lutley, Esq., J. P., D.L. co. Hereford,
B.A. Oxon., Major 5th Worcester Regt., and Capt. Imp.
Yeo., Worcester Batt., S. Africa 1900, A.D.C. to Gov.
Cape Colon V 1902-6, b. 1873. Seat — Brockhampton, co.
Hereford. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Travellers'.
EARNED, see LEWIS-BARNED.
BARNES, see PEMBERTON-BARNES.
BARNES (H. Coll.). Azure, two lions passant guardant
ermine, each holding in the dexter paw a sprig of oak
slipped cr, between three annulets in pale argent. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in
front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping a broken
sword all proper, the wrist encircled by a wreath ' f oak or,
five annulets interlaced fessewise argent. MottO — ' ' Frangas
non flectes."
Son of Rt. Hon. Sir John Gorell Barnes, ist Baron
Gorell of Brampton, co. Derby, P.C, Pres. of Probate,
Divorce, and Admiralty Div. of High Courts of Justice
1905-9. b. 1848 ; d. 1913 ; m. 1881, Mary Hempstone.
d. of Thomas Mitchell of West Arthurlie :—
Rt. Hon. Ronald Gorell Barnes, 3rd Baron Gorell (16 Feb.
1909), C.B.E., M.C., M.A. (Oxon.), Author; Chairman
Teachers' Registration Council; Capt. and Adjt. 7th Rifle
Bde. 1916 ; Maj. Gen. Staff, 1917 ; Col. and Dep. Dir. Staff
Duties (Education), War Office, 1918-20 ; Under-Sec. of
State for Air 1921-22; Officer, Order of Leopold (Belgium),
Barr.-at-Law, Inner Temple, b. 1884 ; m. 1922, Maud
Elizabeth Furse, d. of Alexander Radcliffe, of Bag Park,
and has issue: — Hon. Rosemary Eva Gorell. Res.—yi
Kensington Square, W.8. C/j/*— Oxford and Cambridge.
S n of Charles Barnes, Esq., J. P., f Mossley Hill,
Lanes., b. 1818 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1854. Marian, d. of late
Rev. William Peach, Vicar cf Old Brampton:—
Sir Frederic G irell Rirnes (q.v.).
Son of Edmund Wilson Barnes, Esq., J. P. M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, b. 1855; d. 1920; m. 1881. Evelyn
Mary, d. of Rev. Richard Knott Bolt n :—
Richard Langley Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. —
Sjns of Alfred Barnes, Esq., of Ashgate Lodge,
Derbyshire, J. P.. D.L., M.P., b. 1823; d. 1901 ; m.
1854, Charlotte, d. of Thomas Wilson f Liverpool : —
Alfred Th mas Holland Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1857; m.
1895, \Az. Marian (</. 1896), d. of Col. Harold John
Kinsman, late R..A. ; and has issue — Thomas Harold
Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1896. Res. — Ashgate Lodge,
Chesterfield,
Ernest Edmund Barnes, Gentleman, Chairman Derbyshire
T..\. Assoc, b. 1862. Res. — Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield.
C/tti^j— Boodle's, Reform.
Edwin Clay Barnes, Esq., C.B.E., D.L. and J. P.
Derbyshire, High Sheriff, 1923-24, Chairman Derbyshire
C.C. 1920, Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, b. 1864. Seat
— Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield. Clubs — Boodle's, Reform.
B.^RNES, cf Glapwell Hall. Arms as above.
Sons of Arthur Gorell Barnes, Esq., of Glapwell Hall,
M.A. , J. P., late Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd Batt.
(Mil.) Derbyshire Regt., b. 1855; d. 1920; m. 1891.
E'. erilda Maria, fifth dau. of Henry Frederick Beaumont
of Whitley Beaumont, J. P., D. L. , formerly M.P. : —
Theodore .Arthur Richard Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1892.
.S'#a^— Glapwell Hall, Chesterfield.
Robin .Arthur Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1899. Res. —
BARNES (H. Coll.). Azure, three leopards' faces
argent, within a bordure or. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a
mount vert, a falcon rising argent, beaked, legged, and
gorged with a ducal coronet or, and charged on each wing
with a leopard's face azure.
Sons of Rev. Reginald Henry Barnes, Preb. of
Exeter Cathedral, h. 1830; d. 1889; m. 1865,
Frances Mary, d. of William Nation, of Southemhay,
Exeter : —
Maj. -Gen. Sir Reginald Walter Ralph Barnes, K.C.B.
(1919), D.S.O., late 17th Lancers and loth Hussars,
served S. African and Great War, has Croix de Guerre ;
h. 1871 [Motto — "Aude sapere"] ; m. 1919, Alma
Gunilla, d. of Oscar Frederick Nystrom, and widow of
C. D. Wijk; and has issue — Ralph Reginald Barnes,
Esq., h. 1922. Res. — Oakhay Barton, Stoke Canon,
Devon. Clubs — Cavalry, R.A.C., Devon and Exeter.
Kenneth Ralph Barnes, Gentleman, Administrator
Roval Academy of Dramatic Art, h. 1878 ; m. 1926,
Daphne, d. of Sir Richard James Graham, Bart., of
Netherby. Res. — 24 Palace Court, W.2.
Sons of George Camac Barnes, Esq., C.B., H.E.I.C.S.,
Foreign Secretary to the Government of India,
h. 1818 ; d. 1861; m. 1856, Margaret Diana, d. of
Maj. Henry Richard Chetwynd-Stapylton, loth
Hussars : —
Sir George Stapylton Barnes, K.C.B. (1915), K.C.S.I.
(1920), late member of the Council of Gov. Gen. of
India [Motto — " Accepto xobore surgam") ; has Grand
Cordon of Sacred Treasure (Japan), h. 1858; m. 1887,
Sybil de Goumay, d. of the late Charles Buxton,
M.P., of Foxwarren, Cobham, Surrey ; and has issue —
(i) Ralph George Bames,Esq., h. 1888 \m. 1902, Lena,
d. of Henry Firth] ; (2) Lt.-Col. Anthony Charles
Barnes, D.S.O., Yorks. Regt. (ret.), b. 1891, served
Great War (desp., D.S.O. with bar) [m. 1920, Honor
Dorothea, d. of Stanley Victor Coote, J. P.] ; and Lucy
Eleanor [m. 1924, Charles Alfred Euston Fitzroy].
Res. — Foxholm, Cobham, Surrey. Clubs — Brooks's,
Alpine.
Monsignor Arthur Stapylton Barnes, Domestic Prelate
to Pope Benedict XIV, and Conventual Chaplain to
Knights of Malta, b. 1861. i?«.— The Old Palace,
Oxford.
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Third, son of James Ralph Barnes, Gentleman,
I.C.S. b. 1820 ; d. 1854 ; tn. i84q, Mary Jane, d.
of George P. Thompson, H.E.I.C.S. : —
Sir Hugh Shakespear Barnes, K.C.S.I., K.C.V.O., late
Lt.-Gov. of Burmah, and member of Council of Sec. of
State for India [Motto — "Accepto robore surgam "], b.
1853; »«. ist, 1888, Winifred (d. 1892), d. of Sir John
Strachey, G.C.S.I. ; 2nd, 1894, Edith Helen, d. of the
late Rev. Reginald Barnes, Canon of Exeter ; and has
issue — James Strachey Barnes, Esq., b. 1890 ; Hugh
Courtenay Barnes, Esq., b. 1898 ; George Reginald,
Barnes, Esq., b. 1904 ; and Mary [tn. 1910, St. John
Hutchinson, Barrister-at-law]. Res. — 29 Campden House
Court, Kensington, W.8. Club— R.A.C.
Son of Ven. Archdeacon Herbert Barnes, b. 1832 ;
d. 1890 ; tn. Charlotte, d. of Thomas Kitson : —
George Herbert Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1862.
Sons of William Barnes, Gentleman, of The Grove,
Exeter [Motto—" Vive ut vivas"], b. 1843 ; <^- 1886 ;
tn. 1874, Jessie Annie, d. of Walter J. Long, Esq.,
of Preshaw, Hants. : —
WilUam Carnegie Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1876 ;
tn. 1903, Gladys Mary, eld. d. of Edward Fairfax-Studd,
Esq., of Oxton, Kenton, Devon, and has issue : —
William Anthony Fairfax Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1907 ;
Vesta ; and Felicity. Res. — Millbrook House, Exeter.
Club — Devon and Exeter (Exeter).
Ernest Francis Barnes, Gentleman, 6. 1880; tn. 191 1,
Geraldine, d. of Rev. Henry Denning. Res. — S. Maddeme,
Throwleigh, Devon.
Son of Reginald Speke Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1878 ;
d. 1924; tn. 1908, Sylvia, d. of Carnegie Long,
Gentleman : —
Reginald Carnegie Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1909. Res. — •
Son of Rev. George Edward Barnes, b. 1847;
d. 1923 ; tn. 1886, Mary, d. of William Long,
Esq. : —
William George Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; tn. 1916,
Morwenna, d. of Rev. John Jane, and has issue —
Patrick Barnes, Gentleman, b. 1915. Res. — The Old
Rectory, Somerton, Oxon.
SiK FREDERIC GORELL BARNES, Knight Bachelor
(igi6), J. P. and D.L. for Kent, Barr.-at-Law, M.P. for
N.E. Div. of Kent 1895-1900, M.A. (Cantab.). F.R.G.S.
Born 1856, being the younger but now only surv. son
of the late Charles Barnes, Esq., J. P., of Mossley Hill,
Wavertree, Lanes., by his wife Marian, elder dau. ot
the late Rev. William Peach, Vicar of Old Brampton,
Derbyshire, duds — Carlton, "1900." Armorial bear-
ings — Azure, two lions passant guardant ermine, each
holding in the dexter paw a sprig of oak slipped or,
between three annulets in pale argent ; impaling the
arms of Lethbridge, namely azure, over water a bridge
of three arches embattled proper, on a chief argent an
eagle displayed sable between two roses gules, barbed
and seeded vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm in
armour, the hand grasping a broken sword all proper, the
wrist encircled by a wreath of oak or, five annulets inter-
laced and fessewisL- argent. Motto — " Frangasnonflectes."
Married, 1894, Caroline Anne Roper, only dau. of Sir Roper
Lethbridge, K.C.I.E. ; and has had Issue— {i) Charles
Roper Gorell Barnes, Esq., D.S.O., M.C., Capt. and
Adjt. Rifle Bde., born July I, 1896; died of wounds received
in action, 1918 ; (2) Frederic Finlay Gorell Barnes, Esq.,
b. Nov. 16, 1901 [m. 1923, Z06 Palmer] ; (3) William
Lethridge Gorell Barnes, Esq., b. August 23, 1909; and
Catherine Elsie Marian [m. 1924, Ge. rge Eric Whelpton,
late Capt. 4th Berks. T.F.]. Estates— Bz.rnts, Drontield,
Derbyshire; Whiteley, Ripley, Derbyshire; Lose Hill,
Ripley, Derbyshire.
BARNES (H. Coll. 1889). Gules, four lozenges conjoined
in cross between as many trefoils slipped, all argent.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, upon a rock a bear proper, muzzled or, and resting
the dexter fore-paw on a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — ' ' Fer
fortiter."
2nd son of Rev. George Barnes, Clerk in Holy Orders,
M.A. Univ. Durham, Rector of St. Albans, of Wood
Street, City, b. 1831 ; d. 1912 ; m. Caroline Ruth (d.
1887), d. of tiie late Charles Matthias Sughrue, Ship-
owner, of Stepney Green, Mile End, E. : —
Cuthbert Wheeldon Barnes, Gentleman, A. M.I. Elect. E.,
M. I.M.E. , b. 1868 ; m. 1915, Bertha Winifred Napier, 3rd
d. of Rev. William Romaine Thatcher, M.A., sometime
chaplain of St. George's Hospital. Post. add. — 154 Upper
Clapton Road, N.E.
BARNES (H. Coll). Vert, two garbs in chief or, and
a horse's head erased in base ermine. Mantling vert
and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of
a garb or, two sickles in saltire proper, the whole sur-
mounted by as many ears of wheat saltirewise, stalked
and leafed also or. Motto—" Do it with thy might."
Sons of John Matthew Barnes, Gentleman, of Morning-
thorpe, Norfolk,^. 1828; d. 1907; m. 1866, Anne, d>
of James Garrould : —
Reginald Garrould Barnes, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.),
Solicitor, b. 1869 ; m. 1896, Mary, d. of Walter Hicks,.
Gentleman ; and has issue — Egbert Cecil Barnes, Gentle-
man, b. 1898 ; Hester Mary ; Margaret Elizabeth ; and
Ruth Isabel. Res. — Baston House, Hayes Kent.
Gerard James Buxton, Esq. {q.v.).
BARNETT of Orchard, Tipton (H. Coll.). Per chevron
gules and argent, in chief eight billets, four, two, and two,
and in base a leopard's face sable. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of
a spade fessewise or, a leopard's face, as in the arms.
Sc n of : —
Samuel Barnett, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Orchard
House, Burnt Tree, Tipton, co. Stafford.
BARNEWALL. Ermine, a bordure engrailed gules.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, from a plume of five ostrich feathers or,
gules, azure, vert, and argent, a falcon rising of the last.
Supporters — On the dexter a griffin argent ; on the
sinister a lion gules. Motto — " Malo mori quam fcedari."
Third son of Charles Barnewall, Esq., J. P., b. ;
d. 1873 ; (by his 2nd wife), tn. 1884, Letitia
[d. 1886), d. of Gerald Aylmer, of Lyons —
Rt. Hon. Charles Aloysius Barnewall, i8th Baron
Trimlestown, of Trimlestown, Meath (4 Mar. 1461), D.L.,.
b. 1861 ; s. his brother 1891 ; tn ist, 1889, Margaret
Theresa {d. 1901), d. of Richard John Stephens, of Bris-
bane ; 2nd, 1907, Mabel Florence (ci.1914), d. of William
Robert Shuff, of Torquay, Devon ; and has surv. issue (by-
ist marriage) — Hon. Charles Aloysius Barnewall, Lieut.
Irish Gds., b. 1899 [tn. 1926, Muriel Schneider] ; Hon.
Ivy Esmay Myee [tn. igiy, John Kadcliffe, Esq., of
Wilmount, Kells, co. Meath] ; Hon. Marcella Hilda
Charlotte [tn. 1917, Maj. Charles Bathurst, Duke of
Wellington's Regt.] ; Hon. Letitia Anne Margaret
[tn. 1919, Lieut. -Col. Cuthbert Townsend, E. Surrey
Regt. (ret.)]. Res. — Bloomsbury, Kells, co. Meath.
Club — Hibernian United Service.
BARNEWALL (U.O.). Ermine, a bordure engrailed
gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon
a wreath of the colours, from a plume of five ostrich feathers
or, gules, azure, vert, and argent, a falcon rising of the
last. Motto — " Malo mori quani fcedari."
Sons of John Barnewall, b. about 1814 ; settled in
Australia 1840; d. i8go; ?«. ist, 1840, Ellen Sanders
(d. 1877) ; 2nd, 1879, Annie Reid : —
Sir John Robert Barnewall, nth Bart, of Crickstown
Castle, CO. Meath (21 Feb. 1622-3), t- 1850 ; m. 1884, Grace,
d. of the late Arthur R. Blennerhassett ; nnd has surv. issue
— (i) Reginald John Barnewall, Esq., b. 1888; (2) Arthur
Walter Aylmer Barnewall, Esq., b. 1890 [tn. 1921, Hilda,
d. of the late Thomas Triffit]. Re^. — Thornton Upper,
Victoria, Australia.
Alfred George Barnewall, Gentleman, b. 1880. Res. —
Bartholomew John Barnewall, Gentleman, b. 1882.
Res.—
Robert Benjamin Barnewall, Gentleman, b. 1885. Res. —
BARNS, see GRAHAM-BARNS-GRAHAM.
BARNSTON of Crewe Hill (H. Coll.). Azure, a fesse
dancettee ermine, between six cross crosslets fitchee or..
Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath argent
and azure, a horse's head erased argent, crined or, charged
with a fesse dancettee ermine. Motto— "Honor virtutis
calcar."
Son of Maj. William Barnston, J. P., of Crewe Hill,
b. 1832 ; d. 1872 ; tn. 1859, Mary Emma, d. of Col..
King, K.H., nth Light Dragoons : —
Sir Harry Barnston, ist Bart, (i Mar. 1924), of Churton.
l?ar
T5ar
99
Cheshire, M.A.(Oxford), Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple,
J. P., D.L. Cheshire, Lord of the Manor of Famdon, late
Maj. Cheshire Yeo. T.F. Res., b. 1870. Seat— Ciewe Hill,
Farndon, Cheshire Clubs — Carlton, Bath.
BARR (L.O.). Ermine, five bars azure, over all a
double-headed eagle displayed or.
Dau. of William Barr, Gentleman, b. 1820 ; d. 1892 ;
m. Janet Brown, d. of Thomas Snodexass : —
Agnes Dunlop, m. 1880, Bryce Muir Knox, Gentle-
man, of Glengarnock, and Redheugh. Kes. — Redheugh,
Kilburnie, co. Ayr
BARRAN of Chapel Allerton (H. Coll., 1895). Persaltire
gules and sable, a bear passant or, muzzled of the second,
between two mascles palewise ot the third. Ma itiing
gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front
of a tower gules, charged with three mascles interlaced
pale >ise, a lion's gamb erased and fessewise or. Motto —
" Amor patrioe."
Sons of Juhn Barran of Chapel Allerton, Leeds, 6.
1844; d.v.p. i886; m. 1870, Eliza Henrietta, d. of late
Edward Nicholson of Matthew's Green, Wokingham :-
Sir lohn Nicholson Barran, and Bart. (11 Feb. 1895), B. A.
(Cami).). J. P. W.K. Yorks. , i. 1872; m. 1902, Alice
Margarita, d. of Rev. Leighton Parks, D.D. , Rector of
St. Bartholomew's, New York City ; and has issue— (i)
John Leighton Barran, Esq., B.A. (Cantab.), i. 1904; (2)
Edward Nicholson Barran, Esq., d. 1910; (3) David
Haven Barran, Esq., d. 1912 ; and Elise Margarita.
5ea/— Sawley Hall, Ripon, Yv rks. Town Res. — 65 Eaton
Square, S.W. C/u6s — Reform, Brooks's.
Philip Austyn Barran, Esq. , Maj. ist W. R. Yorks. R.F.A.
(Territorial), B.A. iCamb. ),^. 1876; m. igo8, Dorothy, only
d. of late Arthur Currer Briggs of Leeds ; anil has issue —
(i) Philip Henry Barran, Gentleman, 6. 1909; (2) Arthur
Haworth Barran, Gentleman, 6. 191 1 ; (3) Donald Anthony
Nicholson Barran, Esq., i. 1922; and Dor thy Stella
Margaret. A'^j.— The Elms, Chapel Allerton, Leeds. Clud
— Leeds (Leeds).
Third son of Sir John Barran, ist Bart. , M. P. , J. P. , Mayor
of Leeds 1870 and 1871, i. 1821 ; d. 1905 ; m. ist, 1842,
Ann (li. 1874), d. of M. Hirst of Leeds :—
Charles Barran, Esq., J. P. co. Devon, d. 1849; "'■ 1876,
Louisa Annie, d. of late John M'Nab of Midtonfield, Ren-
frewshire ; and has surv. issue — Kenneth Gerald M'Nab
Barran, Gentleman, d. 1886; Colin Adair Barran,
Capt. late Oxford and Bucks. L. L. 6. 1893 [m. 1923,
Christine Ida Leslie, d. of the late Francis J. Houghton];
and Muriel Louise [w. 1913, John Hamilton Gumming,
M. D., of 35 Queen's Gate, S.W., son of Dr. Hamilton
Gumming of Overton, Torquay]. 5<ra/— The Manor House,
Berry Pomeroy, Totnes, Devon. C"/«^— Royal Western
Yacht Club of England.
Sonsof Alfred Barran, Esq. , of Giggleswick, J. P. Leeds
and W. R. Yorks., i>. 1851 ; d. 1927 ; m. ist, 1883, Lilly
Maria {d. 1885), d. of late Thomas Scattergood,
M.R.C.S. ; 2nd, 1904, Anne Mabel, only d. of Capt.
T. C. Wharton, 97th Regt. : —
Claude Barran. Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.), i. 1885 ; m.
iqii, Edith, secomi d. of Arthur Gaunt of Stanningley
Hall, Leeds, and has issue —Lilian Joan; and Katharine
Muriel. 5<ra/— Giggleswick, Settle, Yorks. Res. — Boston
Spa, Lincoln.
Richard Wharton Barran, Gentleman, t. 1905.
George Fletcher Barran, Gentleman, 6. 1908.
Yngr. sons of Sir John Barran, ist Bart, (see above): —
Henry Barran, Esq., J. P. W.R. Yorks., M.A.,LL.M.
(Camb.), Barrister-atLaw, *. 1856; m. 1891, Rosalie Mary,
(d. 1914), d. of late Edgar Flower of Middlehiil, Broadway,
Worcs. ; and has issue — Henry Vernon Flower Barran,
Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, late Lieut.
R.F.A., 6. 1894 [m. 1921, Cicely, d. of Vice-Adm. F. W.
Caulfield, and has issue: — Mary Rosalie; Alethea
Katherine (Res.— 14 Campden Hill Square, W.8)] ; and
Elaine Isabel Flower. 5tfa/i— Shadwell Grange, Moor
Allerton, nr. Leeds; Whin Brow, Cloughton, Yorks.
C/u3 -Reform.
Sir Rowland Hirst Barran, Knight Bachelor (1917),
M.P. for N. Leeds 1902-18, 6. 1858; m. ist, 1887,
Rose Cardew (div. 1899), d. of Rev. Gilbert Bradley; and
has had issue— (i) Rowland Noel Barran, Capt. 2nd L.
Gds. , *. 1887 [m. 1917, Auriol Camilla, d. of Hon.
Alistair George Hay, and died on active service 1919] ; (2)
Hugh Bradley Barran. M.C., Capt. W. R. Yorks, R.F.A.,
i. 1889 [m. 1917, Estelle, d. of the late Frank Lockhart-
Cox, and has issue— Jean Lockhart ; Estelle Elspeth] ;
Rose Sylvia [m. 1918, Maj. Ha old Ryott, 6th Batt.
Northumberland Fus.], and has issue; and Gwendohn
Cardew [/«. 1919, J. U. Shutleworth, and has issue];
2nd, 1909, Louise B. , d. of j. Stevenson Brown of Mon-
treal, Canada. Res.—z Mansfield Street, W. Clubs—
Reform, Bath, Ranelagh.
BARRETT, see LAYLAND-BARRETT.
BARRETT (H. Coll. , 13 Oct. 1792). Sable, on a chevron
between three bears argent, muzzled or, as many pine-
apples proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, a griffin rampant segrcant (re-
gardant) per fesse sable and or, charged on the shoulder
with a pineapple of the last. Motto — " Libertas."
Son of Henry Barrett (son of Capt. Samuel Goodin
Barrett), b. 1838; d. 1895; m. , Julia Blanche,
d. of Thomas Brace : —
Rev. Charles Brace Goodin Barrett, b. 1886. Res. —
Borden Vicarage. Sittingbourne, Kent.
Eld. and only surv. son of Charles Rollo Barrett, Esq.,
J. P. CO. Durham, b. 1854; d. 1917; m. 1882, Mary
Delniar, d. of late Alfred Barry of Newland Lodge,
Sevenoaks : —
Rollo Samuel Barrett, Esq., J. P. Northumberland, b.
1883 ; m. 1915, Freda, d. of Sir Matthew Amcotts Wilson,
3rd Bart., and has issue — John Rollo Barrett, (ientleman, b.
1918 ; David Charles Barrett, Gentleman, b. 1920 ; Nicholas
Samuel Amcotts Barrett, Gentleman, b. 1927 ; and Eve
Georgina Mary. Res. — Brookside, Seaton Burn, Northum-
berland.
Yr. son of Capt. Samuel Goodin Barrett of Heighing-
ton House, co. Durham, b. 1813; d. 1876; m. 1835,
Susanna Maria, d. of Henry Bell of Newbiggen House,
Northumberland : —
Robert Bell Barrett, Esq., J. P. Westmorland, and W.R.
Yorks., b. 1856; m. 1893, Frances Madeline (rf. 1916), d. of
late William Robinson of Reedley Hall, Burnley; and has
issue — (i) Robin Coventry Barrett, Gentleman, b. 1895 [m.
, Dorothy Winifrid, d. of Ralph Assheton of Downham
Hall, Clitheroe] ; (2) Harry Eden Barrett, Gentleman, b.
1903; Monica Dulcibella[»t. , Capt. Geoffrey Sherston,
M.C., late Rifle Bde.]; and Vera Donis Madeline. Seat —
Skipton Castle, Skipton, Yorks. C/ubs — Windham, Royal
Automobile.
BARRETT of Silverspring (U.O.). Per fesse argent and
gules, three pallets counte- changed, in chief four roseb of
I he second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, a heart or, between twi wings
conjoined and expanded barry argent and gules. Motto —
" In probitate adjuvabit nos Deus "
Son of William Thomas Barrett of Silverspring, Cork,
b. . \ d. ; m. : —
Michael Francis Barrett, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Silverspring House, Cork.
BARRETT-HAMILTON (R.L., 20 Aug. 1887, U.O.).
Quarterly, i and 4, per saltire gules and azure, a i;ailey,
sails furled and oars in action or, between three
cinquefoils pierced argent (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3, per
pale argent and gules, barry of eight, in chief three roses
all counterchanged (for Barrett). Mantling gules and or.
Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, in front of two
battle-axes in saltire, an oak tree fructed all proper, the
trunk transfixed with a frame-saw or (for Hamilton) ; 2.
on a wreath of the colours, a human heart gules, between
two wings conjoined and expanded azure, bezant^e (lor
Barrett) ; over the second crest, " Vivit post funera virtus."
Motto (under the arms) — " Through."
Son of Capt. Samuel Barrett-Hamilton, J. P., D.L.,
late 3rd and 4th Hussars, of Kilmannock, b. 1838 ;
d. 1906; m. 2nd, 1870, Laura Emilia, fourth d. of
Childers H. Thompson, Esq., of The Mount, York: —
Gerald Edwin Hamilton Barrett-Hamilton, Esq., Major
5th Batt. R.I. Rifles, B.A. Cambs., Barrister-at-Law, J. P.
CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1904-5), b. 1871 ; ;«.I903, Maude
Charlotte, d. of Francis S. Eland, and has issue — (i) Frank
Gerald Hill Barrett-Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1904; (2)
Samuel Anthony Frederick Barrett-Hamilton, Gentleman,
b. 1905; (3) Gerald Childers Barrett-Hamilton, Gentleman,
*. 1907 ; Ethel .Maude ; Geraldine Margaret ; and Anna
Vida Mary. Seat — Kilmannock, Campile, co. Wexford.
C/«(J— Kildare Street (Dublin).
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15at
T5at
BARRETT-LENNARD (R.L., 3 June 1801. H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lys of
the field ; 2 and 3, barry of four per pale argent and gules
counterchanged, all within a bordure wavy sable. Mantling
or and gules. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, an Irish
wolf-dog's head per fesse argent and ermine, charged on
the neck with an escallop per fesse nebuly gules and sable.
Motto — " La loi le veut et moi ni mot."
Son of Sir Thomas Barret t-Lennard, 2nd Bart., J. P.,
D.L. , C.A. b. 1826; d. 1919 ; m. 1853, Emma, d. of
Rev. Sir John Page Wood, Bart. : —
Sir Richard Fiennes Barrett-Lennard, 4th Bart. (30 June
1801), J. P. Essex, M.A. Cantab., b. 1861 ; s. his brother
1923 ; m 1892, Lepel Julia, d. of Rev. Henry Thornton
Pearse, M.A., and has issue — Thomas Richard Fiennes
Barrett-Lennard, Esq., M.A. (Camb.), J. P. Essex, b. 12
Dec. 1898 [m. 1922, Kathleen Finora, d. of the lat6 Hon.
John Fitzgerald, and has issue — Anne] ; and Marjorie Lepel
[m. 1926, Charles Dalrymple Belgrave]. Seat—Horsiotd.
Manor, Norfolk. Res. — 24 Lewes Crescent, Brighton.
€lub—\Jn\ie.A Univ.
Son of Rev. Dacre Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Cantab., R.
of Aldhain, Suffolk, b. 1829; d. 1910 ; m. ist, 1855,
Elizabeth, d. of Henry Lelliott; 2nd, 1881, Sarah (d.
1903), d. of John Liversage : —
Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; in. 1915,
Mabel Ella, d. of James Sage of Aldham, and has issue : —
Viva Dacre. Post. add. — Gable Cottage, Aldham, Hadleigh,
Suffolk.
Son of Rev. John Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Camb., R.
of Crawley, Sussex, b. 1839; d. 1898; m. 1861, Isabella
Jane, d. of Sir John Lambton Loraine, loth Bart.: —
Rev. Herbert Loraine Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Camb.,
Rector of Crawley, Sussex, b. 1863. Res.— The. Rectory,
Crawley, Sussex. Club — Constitutional.
Sons of Thomas George Barrett-Lennard, Esq., Capt.
late 5th Dragoon Gds., b. 1842; d. 1908; w. 1873,
Edith, d. of John Mackenzie : —
The Hon. Sir Fiennes Cecil Arthur Barrett-Lennard,
Knight Bachelor (1926), Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn,
Judge of Supreme Courts of the Straits Settlements,
Federated Malay States, Johore and Kedah, 1920-25, Chief
Justice and Keeper of the Records of Jamaica since 1925,
served in S. African War 1899-1900, and Great War,
b. i88o; m. 1916, Winifred Mignon, d. of Alfred Berlyn,
and has issue: — Hugh Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Esq., b.
1917. Postal addresses — Kingston, Jamaica ; 25 Old Square,
Lincoln's Inn, W.C. Clubs — Athenaeum, Garrick.
Aylmer Guy Howard Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, Lieut.
Monmouth Mil. 1903-8, served Great War, b. 1881. Res. —
Eric Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, served Great War as
Officer R.F.C., *. 1886. Res.—
Younger sons of George Barrett-Lennard, b. 1817 ; d.
1896; m. 2nd, 1858, Sarah, d. of William Bradbury of
Everton : —
Trenchard Goodenough Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b.
1872 ; m. 1903, Rosa, d. of W. J. Hall of Cheadle Hulme ;
and has issue — -(i) Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman,
b. 1906; (2) Roy Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1909.
Res. — 9 College Road, Great Crosby, Lanes.
Son of Edmund Thomas Henry Barrett-Lennard, b.
1823; d. 1895; jn. 1853, Eliza Ann, d. of Charles
Smith of West Australia : —
Edmund George Lennard Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman,
b. 1855; m. 1881, Fanny Emily, d. of James William
Brown of Beverley, West Australia; and has issue — (i)
Edmund Thomas Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b.
1881 [m. 1907, Kathleen, d. of Thomas Pettigrew, and has
issue — Geoffrey Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1908;
Edmund Thomas Keith Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b.
1911 ; Anthony Leslie Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, i. 1913] I
(2) Francis Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1882 {rn. 1910,
Elsie Selina, d. of Thomas Walker, and has issue —
Thomas Edmund Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1916 ;
Francis Graham Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, (5. 1923 ; and
Laura]; (3) Henry Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1884
{;«. 1912, Muriel Ellen, d. of John Trevelyan, and has
issue — Trevor Henry Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b.
1922] ; (4) Alexander Forrest Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman,
b. 1895 [m. 1917, Eva Mary, d. of Edward Berry, and
has issue — Alexander Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman,
b. iq2i ; and Peggy Amy] ; and Emily [w.. 1911, John
Richard Norris, of Queensland, and has issue]. Res. —
Beverley, West Australia.
Sons of George Hardey Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman,
of Guildford, W, Australia, b. 1862; d. 1917 ; m. 1886,
Amy, d. of Hon. Edmund Ralph Brickman of Henley
Park, Wcbtern Australia: —
George Graham Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1887;
m. 1911, Maud Gladys Hastings, d. of G. Hester of
Dalgarup Park, Bridgetown, W. Australia, and has issue : —
Fynes Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1915: Douglas
Graham Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1916; Lancelot
Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; Michael Godfrey
Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman ^. 1920 ; and Hester. Res. —
Trevor St. Aubyn Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1889 ;
m. 1912, Susan Mary, d. of C. W. Ferguson, of Haughton
Swan, W. Australia, and has issue: — Ferguson Bar ett-
Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1915 ; Donald Barrett-Lennard,
Gentleman, b. ii,i6 ; and Rosemary. Res. —
St, Aubyn Edward Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1899.
Septimus Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1901.
Sons of Edmund Graham Barrett-Lennard, b. 1839; d.
1888 ; )/>. 1862, Mary Ann {d. 1884), eldest d. of Hon.
John W. Hardey, M. L.C., of Grove House, Perth,
W. Australia : —
Victor Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1874; m.
1906, Blanche Allen ; and has issue, three sons. Res. —
Mooberdine, York, W. Australia.
Arthur St. Aubyn Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1876;
>n. 1906, Frances Viveash ; and has issue, a dau. Aes. —
John Evelyn Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; m.
Courthope. Res. — Taliska, Williams, W. Australia.
Sons of Walter James Barrett-Lennard, b. 1835 ; d.
1899 ; 711. 1854, Caroline, d. of Samuel Dormer : —
William Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. ist,
1880, Margaret [d. 1890), d. of Capt. Boswell of Peter-
borough, Ontario, Canada; 2nd, 1892, Laura Sophia (d.
1900), d. of Thomas Garnier Johnson of Manitoba; and
has had issue— (i) Walter James Barrett-Ltnnard, Gentle-
man, b. 1883 [w. iqo4, Mary Graham, second d. of James
Lawther of Russell, Canada, and has issue — Walter [ames
Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1914 ; Dacre Lowther
Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1918 ; Caroline Mary ; and
Margaret (Res. — 1836 Comer St., Vancouver)]; (2)
Hardinge Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, 3. 1890; (3) William
Louis Barrett-Lennard, M.C., Lieut. Canadian Inf., b.
1893 ; (4) Charles Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1895 ;
and five ciaus. Res. — Vancouver, British Columbia.
Hardinge Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, A.MT.C.E., b.
1859; m. , Clara [d. 1910), d. of Francis West. Res. —
Les Fertais, Marcille, Raoul, Ille-et-Vilaine, France.
John Barrett-Lennard, Esq., C.B.E., Lt.-Col. late Gen.
List, served in S. Africa in 1900, and Great War, b. 1863 ;
m. 1887, Mary Emma, eldest d. of J. Gardiner of Rich-
mond ; and has issue — Rev. Dacre Fiennes Barrett-Lennard,
B.A. (Oxon. ), Rector of Langford, Norfolk, b. 1888 [m.
1919, Charlotte, d. of Rev. Henry Chichele Bampton, and
has issue — Richard Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b.
1921; Michael Henry Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1923;
John Fiennes Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1926 ; and
Evelyn Mary (j?^^. — Ickburgh Rectory, Mundford, Norfolk)]
Res.—
Sons of Villiers Barrett-Lennard, b. 1865; d. 1903; m.
1885, Laura (Res. 101 Thirlestone Road, West Nor-
wood), d. of George Clements of Nottingham : —
John Villiers Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, b. 1889. Res.
—Canada.
Richard Barrett-Lennard, Gentleman, /'. 1892 ; tn. 1917,
Kathleen, d. of Alfred Blake, of Duxmoor, Ross, co. Here-
ford. Res. —
BARRIE (H.Coll., 20 Aug. 1913). Barry of six argent
and gules,in chief a lion passant guardant counterchanged,
and issuing from the base reeds proper. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
an open book, amid reeds proper. Motto — " Amour de
la bont.^."
Son ot David Barrie, of Kerriemuir, b. ; d.
; m. : —
Sir James Matthew Barrie, ist Bart. (14 June 1913),
O.M., LL.D. Edin., b. i860. Res. — Kerriemuir, N.B.
Club — Athenaeum.
BARRIE (H. Coll.). Barry of eight ermine and
aztire, a double-headed eagle displayed between three
mullets or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a
wreath argent and azure, a demi-otter sable, charged on
the shoulder with a mullet, as in the arms. Motto —
" Consilio et animo."
Plate I.
BUTLER.
FRANKLIN.
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Son of John Morris Barrie, Gentleman, of Valparaiso,
b. ; d. ; in. : —
Emile Barrie, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
BARRINGTON (Act of Parliament, 1717). Argent,
hree ch -vroneis gales, in chief a label of three points azure.
Mantling gules, double argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the culours, a Capuchin's bust in profile, vested with a cowl
paly of six argent and gules. Motto — " Honesta quam
splendida." ,
Son of Rt. Hon. Percy Barrington, 8th Viscount Barring-
ton, b. 1825 ; d. igoi ; m. 1845, Louisa [d. 1884), d. and
h. of Tally Higgins: —
Rt. Hnn. Walter Bulkeley Barrington, gth Viscount and
Baron Barrington (Irel. , i July 1720) and Baron Shute
(U.K., 15 Ap. 1880), late Capt. Oxford Militia, formerly
Coldstream Guards, J. P., D.L., and C.C. , co. Berks.,
J. P. cos. Northants. and Bucks. [Supporters— Two griffins,
wings elevated or, each gorged with a label if three points
azure], b. 1848 ; m. ist, 1870, Mary Isabella (d. 1903), d,
of Rev. Richard B igue. Vicar of Denbury ; 2nd, 1905.
Charlotte Mary Leycester, widow of John Arden Birch, d.
of Maj ir G. M. Stnpford; and has had issue — (i) Hon.
William Reginald Shute Barrington, Capt. and Hon. Major
3rd Batt. O.xfordshire L.I., b. 1873 (Club — Bachelors') ; (2)
Hon. Walter Bernard Louis Baningtun, b. 1876 [m. 1901,
Eleanor Nina, d. of Sir Thomas William Snagge, County
Court Judge, and has Issue — Patrick William Daines
Barrington, Esq., b. 1908; Priscilla Maiy ; and Gillian
Mary (Res. — 49 Great Cumberland Place, VV.i)] ; (3) Hon.
Rupert Edward Esborne Barrington, D.S.O. , Maj. late
Scottish Horse, b. 1877 [m. 1903, Mary Georgiana, d. of
Lt.-Col. G. A. Ferguson of Pitfour ; and has issue — Eric
Rupert Walter Barrington, Esq.,^. 1904 (Res. — Tilhayes,
Iwerne Minster, Blandford, Dorset)] : (4) Hon. Percy Evelyn
Barrington, late Lieut. 2nd Co. of London Imp. Yeo., b.
1884 [w. 1908, Muriel Constance, only d. of I. B. Oyler of
Cordoba, Argentine, and d. 191 1, leaving issue — Miguel
O'Brien Shute Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1909]; Hon.
Violet Mary [»i. 1892, John Charles Evelyn H<ipe Brooke,
and has issue]; and Hon. Hilda Margaet \tn. 1894, Lt.-
Maj.-Gen. Sir Reginald Salmond Curtis, K.C;.M.G., C.B.,
D.S.O. , R.E. [d. 1922), and has issue]. Seat — Beckett,
Shrivenham, Berks. , Rickmansworth Park, Herts. Clubs
— Carlton, Travellers'.
Son of Russell Henry Barrington, Esq., J. P. co.
Somerset, b. 1840; d. 1916 ; m. 1868, Emilie Isabel, d.
of Rt. Hon. James Wilson, P.C. :—
Guy Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; m. ist, 1907, Ida
Geraldine (d. 1916), d. of the late W. J. Ford ; 2nd. 1918,
Janet Malcolm, youngest d. of the late James Malcolm
Stewart. .^>a^— Herd's Hill, Langport, Somerset. Res. —
Melbury House, Melbury Road, W.
Son cf Rev. Ythil Arthur Barrington, M.A.,^. 1843 ;
d. 1904; m. 1870, Clarisse Marie Gabrielle (d. 1896),
d. of George Sanier : —
Malcolm Ythil Barringt(<n, Gentleman, b. 1879; >«. 1907,
Raie, d. of the late Henry Jacobs. Res. —
S jns of Hon. Henry Frederick Francis Adair Barrington,
b. i8o8 ; d. 1882 ; m. 1848, Mary Georgiana, d. of
Ccl. Wright Knox :—
Henry Rob-'rt Shute Barrington, Esq., b. 1852. Res. —
Samuel William Pexy Gordon Shute Barrington,
Esq., b. 1855; m. 1896, Enily Mary, d. of John M /ntagu.
Sec. to Government of Cape Colony. Res. — Woodland
Drive, Vancouver, B.C.
BARRINGTON of Limerick (U.O., 15 Sept. 1831).
Argent, three chevronels gules, a label of three points
throughout vert, on a canton of the second, a trefoil slipped
or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out ot a crown
vallary or, a hermit's bubt with a cowl vested paly argent
and gules. Motto^" Ung durant ma vie."
Son of SirCroker Barrington, 4th Bart.,D. L. , b. 1817;
d. 1890; m. 1845. Anna Felicia, d. of John Beatty
We^t. M.P., Dablin: —
Sir Charles Burton Barrington, M.B.E. , 5th Bart. (30
Sept 1831). of Lime ick, M.A. (Dub.). J. P. and D.L. co.
Limerick, b. 1848; m. 1895, Mary Rose, d. of Sir Henry
Hickman Bacon, nth Bart., and has issue — Cha^ 1 -s Bacon
Barringt -n, Esq., b. 1902 ; Alexander Fitz«illiam Barring-
ton, Eiq., b. 1909. Seat — Fairthorn Manor, Botley,
Hams. Clubs — Carlton ; Union ; Kildare Street (Dublin).
Sonof Croker Barrington, Esq. ,of Redcliffe, Exmouth,
b. 1851 ; d. 1926 ; m. rSgo, Florence lane, d. ot the-
late John Bayley, of Desborough, co. Tipperary : —
Croker Edmund Barrington, M.C., Lieut. R.A., b. 1897.
Rei.—
Son of John Beatty Barrington, Esq., J. P., b. 1859;
d. 1926 ; m. 1887, Catherine Charlotte, d. of the late
John Bayley, of Desborough : —
John Barrmgton, Lieut. R.A., b. 1899. Address—
Ashroe, co. Limerick.
Sons of Col. Thomas Joseph Barrington, R.A.O.D.,
b. 1834; d. 1913 ; m. 1861, Emma, d. of Thomas
Evans, of Glamorgan : —
Thomas Percy Barrington, P^sq. , Lt.-Col. R. Irish Rifles^
b. 1867 ; m. 1906, Constance Mabel, d. of late Andrew R.
Houghton of Leamington; and has issue — Thomas Guy
Barrington, Geitleman, b. 1912. Res. —
Joseph Croker Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1880. Res. —
John Frederick Barrington, Esq., D.S.O., Lt.-Col. R.A.,
b. 1881 ; w. igi6, Christine Mary Stella, d. of the late
C. Kuhling, of North Ferriby, Yorks. , and has issue — lohn
William Barrington, (Gentleman, b. 1917; Peter Malet
Barrington, Gentleman, b. i 120. Club — United Service.
Son of Capt. Richard Williams Barrington, H.E.I.C.S.,
b. 1838; d. 1900; tn. 1873, Henrietta Maria Jane, d.
of John Johnstone of Halleaths, Dumfriesshire: —
Richard Irving Williams Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1892.
Res.—
BARRINGTON (U.O.). Argent, three chevronels
gules, in base a civic crown proper, on a chief of the
second, a castle of the first flammant. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — -On a wreath of the colours, a mural
crown proper, out of which a hermit's bust in profile,
vested paly argent and gules, and having on the head
a cowl, also paly argent and gules. Motto — " Honesta
quam splendida." Livery— C\a.Tet, red facings.
[Descendants of Edward Harrington, Esq., of
Fassaroe, Bray, co. Wicklow : — ]
Son of Jonathan Pirn Barrington, of laMorehampton
Road, Dublin, b. 1851 ; d. 1924; m. 1884, Mary
Thomas, d. of Rev. Thomas Greatorex : —
Henry Gordon Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1895 ;
m. 1924, Molly, widow of Whyte, and has issue —
Jonathan Greatorex Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1925.
Res. — Auckland, New Zealand.
Son of William Leadbeater Barrington, of Washing-
ton, D.C., U.S.A., b. 1826 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1853,
Caroline Catherine Stark : —
John Stark Barrington, Gentleman, h. 1857 ; m. 1887,
Emma Louisa Lewis, of Chicago, and has issue — Lewis
Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1889 [m. 1917, and has issue
— I son]. Res. — 149 A Street, N.E., Washington,
D.C., U.S.A.
Sonof Philip Frederick Barrington, 6. 1859 5 ^.1910;
m. 1900, Mary Worms, of New York : —
Philip Frederick Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1901.
i?fis.— U.S.A.
Yngr sons of William Leadbeater Barrington (see
above) : —
Charles Valentine Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1862 ;
m. 1923, Kitty Whiting. Res. — Black Rock, Bridport,
Conn., U.S.A.
Thomas Henry Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1868 ;
m. 1901, Cornelia Worms, of New York, and has issue —
ComeUus Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; Jack Man-
liffe Barrington, Gentleman, b. igiz. Res. — 51 Hyatt
Street, Richmond Borough, Staten Island, New York.
Horace Ganevet Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1872 ;
m. igoo, Hilda Bates. Res. — 74 W. 92nd Street, New-
York.
Only son of Philip Sidney Barrington, Gentleman,
of Clondalkin, co. Dublin, b. 1861 ; d. 1893 ; m.
1886, Susan Catherine, d. of Thomas Jameson, of
Egremont, Killiney, co. Dublin : —
Francis Edward Philip Barrington, Esq., Sqdn. Leader
R..A.F., b. 1892 ; m. 1920, Rose Ethel, d. of William
John Wood, of Chelsea, S.W. Club— R.A.F.
Son of Philip Sidney Barrington, of Ballyman,
Bray, co. Wicklow, b. 1830; d. 1913 ; m. i860,
Elizabeth, d. of Ebenezer Shackleton, of Moone,
CO. Kildare : —
Walter Howard Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1873 ;
m. , Louisa, d. of Thomas Simpson, and has issue—
(i) Thomas Walter Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1903 ;
(2) Ralph Dudley Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1907.
Res. — Canada.
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Sons of Charles Barrington, Gentleman, oi Dublin,
b. 1834 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1856, Louisa, d. of Samuel
Grubb, of Maryville, Cashel, co. Tipperary : —
Manliffe Barrington, Gentleman, LL.B., b. i860. Res.
— 10 Hatch Street, Dublin.
Cecil Vivian Barrington, Gentleman, LL.B., b. 1865.
i?<!S.— Maryville, Cashel, co. Tipperary.
Sons of Erasmus Barrington, Gentleman, of Mary-
ville, Fermoy, co. Cork, b. 1839 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1864,
Jane, d. of William Bennett, of Cork : —
Edward Charles Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1872 ;
m. 1907, Annie Maud, d. of Frederick Woods, of Thorn-
cliff, Milltown, CO. Dublin ; and has issue— Edward
Frederick Bennett Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1909 ;
Charles Eric Barrington, Gentleman, b. igio ; Manliffe
Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1912 ; Richard Woods
Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1921. Res. — 11 Prince of
Wales' Terrace, Bray, co. Wicklow.
Son of Richard Manliffe Barrington, Gentleman,
LL.B., of Fassaroe, Bray, co. Dublin, b. 1849 ;
d. 1915 ; m. 1898, Lena Louisa, d. of George Gyles,
of Kilmurry, co. Kilkenny : —
John Strangman Barrington, Gentleman, b. 1903.
Res. — Loughnavale, Strand Road, Merrion, co. Dubhn.
BARRINGTON-WARD (H. Coll., 29 Jan. 1919).
Qucurterly, i and 4, azure, on a cross quadrate and
potence argent, a church-bell of the field (for Ward) ;
2 and 3, argent, three roses between two chevronels
gules (for Barrington). Mantling azure and argent.
Crests — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from a chap-
let of roses gules, a man's head couped at the shoulders
affrontee proper, wreathed about the temples argent
and gules, and issuing out of the wreath three ostrich
feathers azure (for Ward) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours,
a wolf's head erased gules, charged on the neck with a
church-bell or (for Barrington). Motto—" Sub cruce
salus."
Sons of Rev. Mark James Barrington- Ward, M.A.,
D.D., Hon. Canon of Trmro, Rector of Duloe, Corn-
wall, b. 1843 ; d. 1924 ; m. 1879, Carohne, d. of
Thomas Pearson, of St. Peter Port, Guernsey : —
Frederick Temple Barrington-Ward, Esq., K.C.,
Barrister-at-Law, and Bencher Lincoln's Inn, M.A.,
B.C.L. Oxford, Recorder of Hythe, Kent, since 1014,
b. 1880 ; m. 1908, Mary Alice, d. of A. L. Smith, Master
of Balliol College, Oxford ; and has issue — Sylvia Mary.
Res. — 14 North Court, Wood Street, Westminster,
S.W.I.
Lancelot Edward Barrington-Ward, Esq., F.R.C.S.,
b. ; m. . Res.— 8$ Harley Street, W.i.
Lt.-Col. Victor Michael Barrington-Ward, D.S.O.,
late Maj. and Brev. Lt.-Col. R.E., b. 1887 ; m. 1920,
Barbara, d. of J. T. Pilling, of Wolverley Court, Worcs.
Res. — Kilmington, Eageschffe, co. Durham.
Robert McGowan Barrington-Ward, Esq., D.S..O.,
M.C., B.A., late Maj. D.C.L.I. (temp.), b. 1891 ; m. 1926,
Adele, only d. of the late E. H. Radice, Esq., CLE.,
LC.S., and has issue — Mark Barrington-Ward, Gentle-
man, b. 1927. Res. — 6 Kent Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W.I.
John Grosvenor Barrington-Ward, Gentleman, b.
. Res. — Christchurch, Oxford.
JAMES BARRINGTDN-WHITE, Esq., late Lieut, in
Herts Yeomanry Cavalry, J. P. cos. He ts. and Armagh,
(High Sheriff co. Armagh 1898), Lord of the Manor of
Temple Dinsley. Born .September 21, 1856, being the eld.
son of the late T. H.White, Esq., J. P., of Orange Hill, Tan-
dragee, CO. Armagh, by his wife Mary J., dau. of Edward
Barrington, Esq., D.L. , of Fassaroe, Bray, co. Wicklow,
deceased. Armorial bearings — Or, three chevronels
sable, between in chief two roses vert and in base a castle
flamant proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a crown vallary or, charged on the
band with three pommes, issuing 1 herefrom a demi-hermit,
with the dexter arm elevated, vested paly gules and
argent, the hand proper, grasping three roses gules on
one stem, slipped, barbed, and seeded proper, on the head
a cowl also paly gules and argent. Motto — " Ung
durant ma vie." Livery — Dark grey and gold facings,
yellow and black striped waistcoat, black plush knee-
breeches, gold garters, and white stockings. Married,
1885, Mary, daughter of John K. Boyd of Cultra House,
Cultra, CO. Down ; and has Issue — Ivan Barrington- White,
Gentleman, Lieut. Grenadier Guards, b. 1886. Clubs —
Carlton, Cavalry, Wellington, Garrick, Conservative, &c.
CLARKE CHARLES NETTERVILLE BARRON,
Gentleman. Born August 20, 1834, being the second son
of John Netterville Barron, Esq., J. P., an Officer of the
Army. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a saltire gules, five
annulets or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar
passant azure. MottO — " Fortuna juvat audaces." Mar-
ried, Sept. 5, 1861, Augusta Jessie Curtiss ; and has Issue —
(i) Netterville Charles Barron, Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1867 ;
(2) Winston Netterville Barron, b. Sept. 25, 1869 ; (3)
Nugent Netterville Barron, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1873 ;
Mabel Inez ; and Ella Jessie. Postal address — Hobons
Street, Wellington, New Zealand.
BARRON of Woodstown (U.O. ). Ermine, on a saltire
gules, five annulets argent. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar passant azure,
crined and tusked or. Motto — " Audaces fortuna juvat."
Son of Pierse Barron of King Hill, co. Down, b. 1834;
d. ; m. 1867, Mary. d. of Lt.-Col. John White of
Nantenau, Limerick : —
Edward Alphonsus Winston Barron, Esq., J. P. and D.L.
CO. Waterford. b. 187A. 5^a/5— Woodstown, co Water-
ford ; King Hill, co. Down.
BARROW (H. Coll., 1835). Sable, two swords in saUire
points upward argent, pommels and hilts or, between three
fleurs-de-lvs, one in chief and two in the flanks, and an
anchor erect in base of the last. Mantling sable and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a
squirrel sejant cracking a nut all proper, charged on the
shoulder wiih an anchor. Motto — " Parum sufficit."
Son of Sir John Croker Barrow, 3rd Bart., M.A.
(Oxon.), J. P. Kent, Barristerat-Law, ^. 1833; d. 1900;
m. 1857, Emily Jane, d. of James Nathaniel Merri-
man, M.D. : —
Sir Francis Laurence John Barrow, 4th Bart. (30 March
1835), b. 1862; m. 1890, Winifred Sarah, d. of William
Crozier Steward ot Cartgate, Whitehaven ; and has surv.
issue — (i) Wilfrid John Wilson Croker Barrow, Esq.,
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Gordon FitzGerald Uniacite. Librarian of Printed Books at
College of Arms, and has issue — Ro-amond MaryGeral-
dine] ; (2) Alfred Fnmcis Lendon Barrow, Esq.,*. 1904;
<3) Edward Joseph Merriman Barrow, Esq., b. 1912 ;
and .Mildred Mary Winifred \_m. 1922, Edward S. B. Rowe,
of Shanghai, and has issue]. i?«.— The Grove, West Mole-
sey, Surrey.
BARROW (H. Coll., 23 Sept. 1913). Per pale argent
and sable, between three lions rampant counterchanged,
a fesse erminois, thereon two swords in saltire proper,
pommelled and hilted or, between as many tleurs-de-lys
azure. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of an
antique coronet gules, a demi-eagle, wings elevated
azure, each wing charged with a fleur-de-lys gold. Motto
— " Majora sequor."
Eldest son of Samuel Barrow, Esq., J.P.,of Dunsfold,
Surrey, h. ; d. 1915 ; m. : —
Sir Samuel Barrow, Knt. Bach., J. P. London and
Surrey, b. 1859; m. 1884. Clubs — Reform, Royal
Aut omobile. National Liberal.
BARROW. Party per pale indented sable and azure,
two swords in saltire argent, hilts and pommels or, between
four fleurs-dc-lys, two in pale or and two in fesse argent.
Maitling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, on a perch proper, a squirrel or, cracking a nut
of the tirst, collared and chained azure. MottO — " Non
frusua. "
Sons of Bridgman Langdale Barrow, Esq., J. P., 6.
if<44; d. 1922; m. July 22, 1880, .Margaret Jane, elder
dau. of the late Charles Henry Oakes of Holly Hurst,
near .\lfreton, co. Derby : —
.Alfred James Barrow, Cientleman, d. 1882. Estate and
fostal add. — Sydnope Hall, near Matlock. Telegrams —
■" Barrow-Twodales."
Cecil Bridgman Barrow, Gentleman, b. 1883; m. 1910,
■Gladys Marguerite, d. of Rev. Ambrose Garlick. Res. —
Claude Gerard Barrow, Gentleman, b. 1886. Rts. —
BARRY (Vn. Oxfordshire 1566). Azure, two lions
passant g ardant in pale or. Mantling- azuie and or.
Sonsof Sir Francis Tress Barry, i>t Bart , J. P. and U.L.
CO. Caithness, J. P. and County Alderman for Berks.
[Baron de Barry in Portugal], M.P. for Windsor, for-
merly H.B.M. Vice-Consul for Provinct- of Biscav in
Spain, and Consul-General in Great Britain for Re-
public of Ecuador, b. 1825; d. 1907; m. 1851, Sarah
Douglas, only child of the late Arthur Herron of
Northiam, Sussex : —
Sir Edward Arthur Barry, and Bart. (22 Feb. 1899), J. P.
D.L. and UQo?) High Sheriff co. Berks , late Lieut. -Col.
Berks. Yeo., served Gnat War 1914-16, *. 1858; m. 1st,
1883, Kathleen Ellen [d. 1885), eldest d. of Percy' Bicknel'l
BARRY, see
OTTER-BARRY,
BARRY.
BURY-BARRY, HAROLD-BARRY,
SMITH-BARRY, and WOLFE-
BARRY (U.O., 1607). Barrv of six argent and gules, in
chief a castle in flames proper. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of a ducal crest
coronet or, a wolfs head sable, collared of the first.
Son of Surg.-Maj. Daniel Paterson Barry, M.D. , 60th
Rifles:—
Dennett Heber Barry, b. 1864. Res. — 19 Old Square,
Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. Club — Devonshire.
BARRY (H. Coll., i Jan. 1898). Or, three bars gemel
az ;re. over all a pale invected ermine, thereon a portcullis
with chains sable. Mantling azare and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a gryphon gules, wings elevated and
a i lorsed, uarry of six or and azure, in its mouth a rose
argent, leave 1 and slippcvi proper, resting the dexter claw
on a portcullis asinthearms. MottO — " Boutez en avant. "
Sons of Charles Barry, Esq. (eld. s. of Sir Charles
Barry), Past Pres. Roy. Inst , B.A., F.S.A., b. 1824;
d. 19 ; m. 1854, Harriet Gardiner Pitman, d. of
Thomas May of Exeter : —
Charles Edward Barry Esq.,*. 1855; vi. 1890, Louisa
Kate Ransome; and has issue — (i) Caryl Arthur Ransome
Barry, Gentleman,*. 1891 ; (2) Nowel Velie Barry, Gentle-
man, *. 1894. A'w. —Priest's Mere, Tadworth, Surrey.
Lieut. -Col. Arthur John Barry, C.B.E , T.D., M.I.C.E.,
*. 185^ ; m. 1888, Mabel Maude Josephine, d. of Col.
Ostrenan. Res. — 2 Queen .Anne's Gate, S.W. ; 23 Palace
St., Westminsier. Clubs — Athenaeum; Wellington; St.
Stephen's.
Herb-rt Alfred Lucas Barry, Gentleman, *. 1862.
Res.—
Ll -Col. Cecil Chirles Stewart Barry, CLE., M.R.C.S.,
L. R.C.P. , *. 1867; m. I9^2, Dorothea Alice, d. of the late
W. de. Co ircy Irelund. Res. — 19 Alexandra Place, S.W.
S)ns of Rt. Rev. Bi^h .p Alfred Barry, D.D., D.C.L.,
LL.D., Primate of Australia and Tasmania, *. 1826;
d. ; '. 185 1, d. of T. S. Hughes, B.D., Canon of
Peterborough : —
Capt. .Alfred Percival Barry, *. 1869.
Hugh Gor ion Barry, Gentleman, *. 1870. Post. add. —
of Gurteen, Shinrone, co. Tipperary; 2nd, 1891, Eleanor
Margaret, d. of Col. Courtenay Harvey Saltren Scott ;
and hassurv. issue (by first marriage) — Claude F'rancis Barry,
Esq., *. 1883 \m. 1908, Angela Doris Manners, eld. d. of
Herbert C. Hum^ -Spry of the Priory, Tnornbury, co.
Gloucester, and has issue — Rupert R .dney Francis Tress
Barry, Esq.; Kathleen .Manners Tress ; and Sheila Yvonne] ;
and by second marriage, Edward Courtenay Tress Barry,
Esq., late Lieut. Berks. Yeo., s<rved Great W'ar 1914-18,
*. 1895 ; Cicely Eleanor \nt. Philip Poore ; and has issue] ;
Margaret Colquhoun \m. 1919, Capt. James Clifton Col-
quhoun, late H.L.I. ; and has issue]; and Rosamonde
\jn. 1925, Col. Sydney F. Muspratt, i.'.S.I., CLE.]. Seat —
Ockwells Manor, Bray, Berks. Club — Cavalry.
Douglas Herron Barry, Esq., *. 1861 ; m. 1884, Rose
Grace, d. of Peter GowUand ; and has issue — Ronald Tress
Barry, Lieut. Scots Guards (Res. I, served European War,
1914-18, *. 1888 [w. ist, 1909, Elspeth Sophia Sinclair
(from whom he obtained a divorce 1913) ; 2nd, 1919, Madge
Dorrington, widow of N. A. Loggin, and has issue (by ist
marriage) — Marjorie] ; Dorothy Grace \m. 1913, Kenneth
Delmar Barrett, who d. 1925] ; and .Audrey Rose [w. 1922,
Maj. P'itzroy Richard, late R.A.] Res. i Collingham
Gardens, S.W.
William James Barry, Esq. (High Sheriff of Norfolk
1912), *. 1864; m. 1896, Lady Grace Murray, .M.B.E. ( 1919),
d. of Rt. Hon. 7th Earl of Dunmore; and has issue —
Gerald Barry, M.C, Capt. late Coldstream Gds. , served
(ireat War 1914-18, *. 1896 \ni. T923, Lady Margaret
Pleydell Bouverie, and has issue— .Anne] ; Hubert Wynd-
ham Barry, Lieut, (ret) R.N. , served Great War 1914-18,
*. 1898 ; Esther loyce ; and Nancy Elizabeth. Seat —
Witchingham Hall, Norwich.
Stanley Leonard Barry, Esq., C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O.,
M.V.O. , Major late loth Hussars, and Col. T. A., a member
of H.M's. Bodyguard, Hon. Corps of Gentlem n-at-Arms,
served in South Africa 1899-1902, ami European War
1914-18 (despatches). Chevalier Legion of Honour, *. 1873 ;
m. 1st, 1906, Hannah Mary [d. 1924), d. of James Hains-
worth and previously the wife of Col. MacGeorge, 6th
Dragoon Gds. (whom she div. 1902), and has issue — Jeanne
Irene ; 2nd, Laline Annette, widow of Lt,-Col. Arthur
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Woodbury Hall, Beds., and Lady De L'Isle and Dudley.
Res. — 17 Queen's Gate Place, S.W.7; Long Crendon
Manor, Thame, Oxen. Clubs — Turf ; Boodle's.
BARRY, formerly MacAdam Barry (U.O., ante 1552).
Barry of six argent and gules. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath cf the cclours, a wolf's head erased
sable. Motto— "B utez en avant."
Son of Gerard Barry, R.M. , of Ballinahina House,
Rathcormac.co. Cork, b. 1798 ; d. 1855 ; m. 1830, Mary
Anne, d. of E. Fitzgerald of Springmount, Ballingarry,
CO. Limerick: —
John Barry, Esq., Lt.-Col. Royal Army Medical Corps, ^.
1841 ; m. 1880, Nora, d. of James Harding, Esq., J. P., of
Myrtle Hill House, Ccrk, and formerly of Hanover Hall,
Macroom ; and has had issue— (i) Gerard Thomas Joseph
Barry, Esq., Maj. South Wales Borderers and R.F.C. ,
served in S. Africa 1901-2, and Great War 1914-18,
b. 1882 ; d. 1921 ; (2) James Harding Barry, Esq.,
D.S.O., M.C., Capt. R.A.M.C, served Great Wai
1914-18, *. 1888 [w. 1919, Ruth. d. of A. G. Hanbury, of
Trull, Taunton]; (3) John Redmond Barry, Esq., D.S.O.,
Major R.F.A. , b. 1889 [»2. 1918, Alice Mary, d. of Maj.
Anderson, I. A]. ; Madeleine [>«. 1907, Fleet Paymaster R.R.
Hoare] ; and Ethel Alice Mary {m. 1913, Lt.-Col. A. St. J.
Yates, R.E.]. Res. — Inver, Queenstown, co. Cork.
BARRY (U.O.). Barry of six argent and gules, on a
chief vert, a galley between two trefoils slipped or.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, out of a castle with two towers or, a wolf's head
per pale argent and gules, langued cf the last. Motto —
" Boutez en axant."
Only son of Hon. Michael Richard Barry, Esq. , Acting
Chief Justice of Cape Coast Castle, b. 1836; d. 1866;
m. 1858. Laura Frances, d. of John Rorke of Tyrrells-
town, CO. Dublin: —
Frederick Francis Barry, Gentleman, b. 1859; 7>i. 1889,
Winefride [d. 1907). d. of E. Ingress Bell, F R.I B.A. ; and
has issue— Magdalene Phyllis; and Helen Mary. Seat —
Firville, Macroom, co. Cork. /?«.— St. Helens, Walling-
ton, Surrey.
HENRY ARTHUR BRUNO ROBERT STANDISH
BARRY, Esq., J. P. for co. Cork. Born Nov. 5. 1873,
being only son of the late Charles Standish Barry, Esq.,
J. P., of Lemlara, by Hon. Margaret Mary, dau. of Lieut.-
Col. Hon. Arthur Francis Southwell (and sister of the Rt.
Hon. the 4th Viscount Southwell, K.P.). Livery — Dark
blue, drab overcoat. Armorial bearings — Argent, three
bars gemels gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest-
On a wreath of the colours, a castle with two towers argent,
therefrom a wolf's head issuant sable. Motto — " Boutez
en avant." Married, April 18, 1899, Nelly Lilian Heltoe
Lucie, eldest dau. of Major-Gen. C. B. Lucie Smith ; and
has had Issue — Charles Henry Joseph Robert Gaiett
Standish Barry, Gentleman, b. 1900; d. 1918; Marcella
Standish ; and Margaret Standish. Seat — Lemlara House,
Carrigtwohill, co. Cork. Club — County (Cork).
JAMES GRENE BARRY, Esquire, J.P. and'D.L.
CO. of Limerick, M. R.S.A. (Ireland). Born April 20,
1841, being the eldest son of the late James Barry, Esq.,
J.P. , of Bellevue. by his second wife Maria Helena, dau. of
John Grenr of Cappamurra House, Cashel, co. Tipperary.
Armorial bearings (Confn. U.O. 1899, on user anje
1630)— Argent, three bars gemel gules, a bordure, and
in chief a crescent azure, for difference. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours,
out of a castle argent, charged with a crescent as in the
arms, a wolfs head sable. Motto — "Boutez en avant."
Married, June 20, 1881, Mary, only dau. of Thomas
Kane, M.D., J. P., of Whitehall, Limerick; and has
Issue — (i) James Thomas Barrv, Gentleman, B.A., and
B.E. (Dub.), b. 1882; (2) Gerald Barry, Gentleman,
M.R.C.V.S., b. 1883; (3) William Barry, Gentlt-man, b.
1887 \_m. 1921, Irene Bond] ; (4) John Barry, Gentleman,
^. 1893 [w. 1924, Sheila Cieagh-Barry] ; and Nesta. Estates
and postal addresses- Sandville House, Ballyneety, co.
Limerick ; and Bellevue, Croom, co. Limerick. Club —
County (Limerick).
BARRY of Dublin (U.O.), Barry of six argent and
gules, a portcullis sable, nailed and chained or, on a canton
ermine, a wolfs head erased sable. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head
couped sable, charged with a portcullis argent. Motto —
" Boutez en avant."
Son of Rt. Hon. Redmond John Barry, P.C. , Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, b, 1866; d. ; m. 1895, Ethel,
third d. of Edward Pyke of Southport : —
Barry, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 10 Fitzwilliam
Square, Dublin.
BARSTOW, see JACKSON-BARSTOW.
Reverend RICHARD GROSVENOR BARTELOT,
Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon., F.S.A., Surrc gate, Dio.
Sarum, Born Dec. 5, 1868, being the sixth son of the Rev.
Robert Leach Bartlett, Rector of Thurloxton, co. Somerset,
by his wife Christiana, sole dau. and heiress of Joseph Adams,
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Physician to H.E.I. C.S. Armorial bearings (H, Coll.,
1794). Azure, a fesse or, fretty gules, two coltiscs indented
of the second between two cinquefoils in chief and a
cross pat6e fitch^e in base argent, quartering Oldfeld,
Grosvenor. Pulford, Phesant, Eton, Stockton, Leftwich,
Vernon, Malbank Croxton, Ravenscroft, Howarth, impal-
ing the arms of Pope, viz. argent, two chevronels engrailed
gules, between as many mullets of six points pierced in
chief and an escallop in base sable. Mantling azure
and or. Croat — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-
eagle or, wings elevated azure, pendent from the beak an
escutcheon argent, charged with a cross pat6e fitch^e gules.
Motto — "Sapiens incipit a fine." Livery — Blue, yellow
facings. Married, November 20, 1907, Evehn Grace, d
of Alfred Pope, Esq., F.S.A., J. P., of South Court, Dor-
chester, and Wrackleford, co. Dorset ; and has Issue —
Richard St. George Grosvenor Bartelot, Gentleman, b.
December 39, 1912 ; Romana Grosvenor ; Eveline Gros-
venor ; Rosella Mary Grosvenor ; and Valentine Elspeth
Grosvenor. Res. — St. George's Vicarage, Fordington,
Dorchester. Cluh — Junior Conservative.
BARTER (R.L., 22 Oct. 1901, U.O). Argent, two
bars ermines between six crosses pat6e azure, three, two,
and one. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, a horse passant gules, his forehoof resting on
a cross pat^e or. Motto -" Semper metiora certans."
Son of William Henry George, b \ d
m. Christiana, d. of late Thomas Barter of Droum-
cnrra : —
John William Barter (formerly George), Gentleman,
b. . Seat — Droumcarra, Macroom, co. Cork.
BARTHORPE of Streatham (H. CoU., 21 Oct. 1924).
Gules, on a pale argent, between two fieurs-de-lys or, a
sword erect of the field. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant
argent, gorged with a coronet composed of three fleurs-
de-lys set upon a rim and chained or, and resting
the dexter paw upon a sword point downwards gules.
Badge — Two swords in saltire points upward gules,
enfiled by a coronet composed of three fleurs-de-lys set
upon a rim or. Motto — " Non immemor."
2nd son of William John Barthorpe, of North
Willingham, Lines., and of Catherine Street, West-
minster, b. 1820; d. 1869; m. Jessie Scott : —
Sir Frederick James Barthorpe, Knt. Bach. (1925),
Maj. (ret.) 4th City of London Regt., Of&cer Legion
d'Honneur, Knt. Comdr. St. Gregory the Great, one of
H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of London, Senior Sheriff
and late Alderman of London, b. 1857 ; m. 1910, Marie, d.
of T. G. Cuyper, of Calcutta, and has issue — Eric James
Scott Barthorpe, Esq., b. 1911. Res. — Woodlawn,
Leigham Court Road, Streatham Hill, S.W.2. Clubs —
Bath, National Liberal.
B.\RTLET (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a pale nebuly azure
three sinister gloves palewise, pendent anti tasselled argent
two flaunches of the second, each charged with as many
crescents also palewise, of the third. Maintllng azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a
demi-swan, wings elevated argent, sem^e of crescents, and
gorged with a collar indented gules, five roses fessewise
of the last, barbed and seeded proper. Motto — " Mature."
Son of Rev. John Moysey Moysey Bartlet, B..A., b.
1821 ; d. 1905 ; m. 3rdly, i860, Charlotte Mary Sarah
{d. 1892), only d. of Maj. -Gen. John Alexander PhiUps,
of the Royal Marines, late Commandant of Marine
Artillery at Portsmouth : —
Philip Perring Bartlet, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; m. 1903,
Edith Jessie, d. of the late Hugh MacGregor of Ca^>tle
Dykes, Dumfriesshire. Estate and postal address — Lud-
brook, Ivybridge, co. Devon.
BARTLETT, see ASHMEAD-BARTLETT.
BARTLETT of Hardington-Mandeville (H. Coll., 1913).
Argent, tw ■ barrulets dancett^e, between in chief two cinque-
foils and in base a crescent, issuant therefrom a cross
form^e fitch^e, all azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed azure,
winged or, and supporting with the beak a pennon of the
first, charged with the arms. Motto — " Fortitudine et
fidelitate."
Sons of Hardington Arthur Barilett, Esq., b. 1878; d.
1920; m. 1902, Irene, d. of Henry Robinson : —
Sir Basil Hardington Bartlett, and Bart. (7 Feb. 1913),
of Hardington-Mandeville, b. 1905 ; s. his grandfather 1931.
Res.— 64 Avenue Road, N.W.8.
Henry David Hardington Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1912.
Yngr. sons of Sir Herbert Henry Bartlett, Bart., of
Hardington-Mandeville, co. Somerset, b. 1842; d.
1921 ; m. 1874, Ada Charlotte, d. of Joseph Barr of
Ampthill Square, London: —
Robert Dudley Barilett, Esq., Lieut. R.N.V.R., *. 1880;
m. 1906, Maud Violet, d. of George Joseph Martin of
Boston, CO. Lincoln. C/ub — Royal London Yacht.
Eric Oscar Baitlett, Esq.,i^. 1882; m. 1907, Irene, d. of
Lawrence .'\lport of Lexham Garuens, W., and has issue
— Betty Frances ; and Mary Augusta. Res. — Powerscourt,
Ashtead, Surrey.
Rev. Philip Mandeville Bartlett, M.A. (Ch. Ch., Oxford),
Vicar of St. Saviour's, Poplar, b. 1884. Res. — St. Saviour's
Vicarage, Arcadia Street, Poplar. Club — Royal London
Yacht.
Norman Edwin Bartlett, Esq., late Maj. R.F.A., 6.
1888; m. 1917, Mary Adelaide, d. of N( rman Foster, and
has issue — Norman Alaric Bartlett, Gentleman, b, 1920;
and Hazel Leslie. .ff«.— Drakelow, Wentworth, Surrey.
B.^RTLETTIH. Coll.). Quarterly of fourteen, i and 14,
azure a fesse or, fretty gules, two cottises indented of the
second, between two cinquefoils in chief and a cross pat^
fitchee in base argent (for Bartlett— H. Coll., 14 Feb. 1794);
2. or. on a bend gules, three crosses pat^e fitch^e argent
(for Oldfeld) ; 3. azure, a garb or, charged with a crescen
for difference (for Grosvenor) ; 4. sable, a cross patonce
argent (for Pulford) ; 5. azure, three pheasants or (for
Phesant) ; 6. quarterly, sable and argent, a cross patonce
counterchanged (for Eton) ; 7. vert, three trunks of trees
eradicated and raguly argent (for Stockton) ; 8. argent,
on an inescutcheon voided within an orle of eight martlets
sable, A cross pat^e gules (for Leftwich, ancient) ; 9. or, a
fesse azure (for Vernon); 10. quarterly, or and gules, over
all a bend sable (for Malbank); 11. sable, a lion rampant
argent, debruised by a b nd gobony or and gules (for Crox-
ton) ; 12. argent, a chevTon between three ravens' heads
erased sable (for Ravenscroft) ; 13 azure, a bend cottised,
between two stags' heads attired or (for Howarth). Mant-
ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
demi-eagle or, wings elevated azure, on an escutcheon
depending from the beak, a cross pat^e fitch^e gules.
Motto — "Sapiens incipit a fine."
Sons of the Rev. Robert Leach Bartlett. Clerk in
Holy Orders, B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1826; d. 1912; m. 1855,
Christiana, sole child of Joseph Adams, Surgeon in the
H.E I.e. Service.—
Robert Vincent Osborne Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1856.
Rev. Charles Oldfeld Bartlett, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders,
Vicar of Minsterworth, Gloucester, and Rural Dean of the
North Forest, *. 1858; m. 1886, Edith, d. of Benjamin Heap
of Weston-supe'-Mare ; and has surv. issue (1) Charles
Philip Oldfeld Bartlett. D.S.C. and Bar, Flt.-Lieut. R.A.F.,
b. 1889 ; and Mary Evelvn Oldfeld [m. 19x0, Archibald
Weir, Squadron-Leader R.-^.F.]. Res.— The Vicarage,
Minsterworth, Gloucester.
Thomas Oldfeld Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; m. 1890,
Beatrice Mary, d. of Charles Jecks of Clifton ; and has
issue— Charles Ve non Oldfeld Bartlett, Gentleman, b.
1894 ; Estelle Oldfeld ; and Beatrice Alice Oldfeld. Res.—
Lamorna, DunkeM Road. Bournemouth.
Burton Oakley Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1865.
Capt. Edmund Burton Bartlett, R.N.R.. b. 1867.
Rev. Richard Grosvenor Bartelot, Clerk in Holy Orders,
M.A., Vicar of For lington St. George, Dorset, b. 1868
{q.v.).
Reginald Hastings Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1870.
William Leftwich Oldfeld Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1872.
Sons f Charles Leftwich Oldfeld Bartlett. Gentleman,
b. 1824 ; d. IQ07 ; m. 1858. Mary Ehzabeth, d. of Rev.
Edward Whiteley, M.A. , Rector of Sutton Montis,
Somerset : —
Thomas Charles Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m 189 ,
Miss Atkinson ; and has issue Thomas Bartlett, Gentle-
man, b. . Res. — Winchester.
Edward Whiteley Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1865. Post.
add. — Burton House, Sherborne, Dorset.
BARTLETT (H. CoU.). Quarteriy argent and gules,
five lozenges conjoined in fesse between four crescents,
all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest
— Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a
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moorcock sable, combed and wattled gules, holding in
the beak an ear of wheat leaved and sUpped proper,
resting the dexter claw on a crescent gules. Motto —
" Deo favente cresco." Livery — Claret.
Sons of William Bartlett, Esq., Capt. 8th Lanes.
Artillery Volunteer Corps, b. 1837 ; d. 1917 ; m.
1865, Mary, 2nd d. of the late James Johnson of
Higherfield, West Derby : —
John Adams Bartlett, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxford),
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature and Notary
Public, b. 1868 ; m. 1903, Ellen Violet Murray, only d.
of the late Rev. WiUiam Mayor, formerly Vicar of
Shotton, CO. Durham ; and has issue — John Adams
Bartlett, Gentleman, b. 1905 ; Francis WilMam Bartlett,
Gentleman, b. 1909 ; Geoffrey Thomas Bartlett, Gentle-
man, b. 1910 ; Nicholas Murray Bartlett, Gentleman,
b. 191 1 ; Ursula Dorothy; and Ellen Mary. Res. —
32 Parkiield Road, Liverpool. Clubs — Conservative
(Liverpool), Athenaeum (Liverpool).
Godfrey Thomas Bartlett, Gentleman, A.M.LC.E.,
B.Sc. (Liverpool), b. 1880 ; m. 1909, Joan, yngst. d. of
George Thornton Skilbeck, of Clonard, Harrow Weald,
Middx. ; and has issue — Thomas Thornton Bartlett,
Gentleman, 6. 1915 ; Mary Joan; Prisca ; and Katherine
Maud. Res. —
BARTON. Party per fesse argent and azure, four stags
heads caboshed, two and two, within abordure charged with
eight crescents, the whole counterchanged. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest, upon a wreath of the colours,
on a mount vert, an owl argent between two acorns slipped
and leaved proper. Motto^" I byde my time."
Sons of Charles Tom Barton, Gentleman, b. March 6,
1853 ; d. \ m. February 2, 1876, Annie Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of John Saunders of Sion Hill,
Wolverley : —
Charles Percy Barton, Gentleman, b. September 20,
1880. Res. —
John Everard Barton, Gentleman, b. January 30, 1889.
Postal address —
The Late EVERARD WILLIAM BARTON, Gentle-
man, F.S.A., of Warstone House, Bewdley, Worcs.
Born June 8, 1849, being ihe eldest son of the late John
Everard Barton of Kidderminster, by Sarah his wife,
younger daughter of Philip Merritt of Gloucestf^r. Armorial
hearingB — He bears for Arms : Party per lesse argent and
azure, four stags' heads caboshed, two and two, within a
bordiire charged with eight crescents, the whole counter
changed ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours,
on a mount vert, an owl argent, between two acorns slipped
and leaved proper; with the Motto "1 byde my time."
Married, June 27, 1876, Agnes, younger daughter of James
Evers-Swindell, Esquire, of Oldwinsford Castle, in the county
of Worcester, Justice of the Peace, and Deputy-Lieutenant,
and died 1915.
HENRY JOHN HOPE BARTON, Esq., J. P. W.R
Yorkshire and Parts of Lindsey (High Sheriff o(
Lincolnshire 1913), B.A. Ch. Ch. ,C>xon. , late Lieut. York-
shire Dragoons. Born 1873, only son of late John Hope
Barton, Esq., J. P., D. L., by his wife Florence Mary Anna
bella, d. of Henry JamesRamsdenof Oxton Hall, Tadcaster.
Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse, between three bucks'
heads caboshtd or, a martlet gules, within two acorns
slipped vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath
of fhe colours, issumg from a mount vert, an acorn proper,
fructed or, with a leaf on either side vert, each charged with
a martlet also or. Motto — " Crescitur cultu." Married,
1903, Emma Alice, O.B. E. , Lady of Grace of the Order of
the Hospital of St. John of jerubalem in England, d. of the
late George WiHiam Lowther, ot Swillington House, Yorks. ,
and sister to Sir Lharles Bmgh >m Lowiher, 4th Bart. ; and
has issue -John George nope Barton, Gentleman, b. 1908;
Robert Henry Hope Barton, Gentleman,*. 1926; Marjory
Florence Hope ; Diana Hope ; and Ahce Juliana Hope.
5?a<— Saxby Hall, Barton-on-Humber, Lines. Clubs—
Carlton, Boodle's.
BARTON (U.O.). Argent, a rose sules, barbed vert
seeded or, between three boars' heads era-ed proper.
Mantling gules ami argent. Crest Upon a wreath of the
colours, a boar's head erased proper. Motto — "Fide et
fortitudine."
Son of Samuel Henry Barton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. ,
of Grove, CO. Tipperary, by his wi e Mary Elizabeth
only d. of .Vlajo Thomas Frobisher of the Bengal Army,
of Cheltenham, J. P. and D.L. : —
William Henry Hugh Ba ton, Gentleman, b. 1871. Post,
add—
Son of the late Thomas Henry Barton, Gentleman, by
his wife the Hon. Charlotte, d. of the Right Hon. John
Plunket. third Baron Plunket :-^
Rt. Hon. Sir (Dunbar) Plunket Barton, 1st Bart. 1918),
P.C. (Ireland), judge of the Chancery Division ' f the High
Court of Justice in Ireland 1904-18, and of Chancery Div.
1914-18, K.C., M.P. for Mid Armagh, b. 1853; m. 1900,
Mary, d. of the late Joseph Manly of Dublin ; and has
issue — Dunbar Patrick 1 arton, Esq., b. iqoi (Res. —
2 Gray's Inn Square, W.C.i ; C/z^^Jj— Travellers' ; Kildare
Street (Dubhn)). Res.— 2 Grav's Inn Square, W.C.i.
Clubs — Carlton ; Athense im ; Garrick ; Beefsteak ; Kildare
Street (Dublin) ; Royal St. George Yacht (Kingstown).
BARTON (H. Coll., 14 Mar. 1921). Per fesse azure
and argent, in chief two stags' heads caboshed or, and
in base as many
azure and argent.
bars wavy of the first. Mantling
Crest — Issuant from a crown vallary
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or, a branch of oak fructed proper. Motto — " E fructu
arbor cognoscitur."
Son of Samuel Saxon Barton, Gentleman, of The
Beach, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, b. 1854 ;
m. 1890, Jessie, d. of John Latimer of Sandtield
Hall, Wallasev, Cheshire : —
Samuel Saxon Barton, Esq., O.B.E., F R.F.P.S. (Glas.),
L.R.C.P. (Edin.),F.S..\. Srot.,6. 1892; w. 1925, Dorothy
Athcrton, M.B., Ch.B., d. of Septimus Williams, of The
Chart, Caldy, Cheshire, and has issue — Samuel Saxon
Barton, Gentleman, b. 1926. Res. — 5ia Rodney Street,
Liverpool; Little Beach, Crosby, Lanes. Clubs — R.A.C.,
Medical Institution (Liverpool).
BARTON (H. Coll.) Azure, three lozenges or, withm
two barrulets argent, all between six cross crosslets of
the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a chough proper, resting the
dexter claw on an annulet or. Motto — " Ventissecundis."
Sons of William Barton, Gentleman, of The Grange,
Preston Deanery, Northampton, b. 1839 ; d. 1897 : — -
The Hon. Sir WUUam Pell Barton, K.C.LE., C.S.L,
LC.S., Resident, Hyderabad State, India, b. 1871 ; m.
1918, Evelyn Agnes, d. of J. Heriz-Smith, of Slade,
Bideford. Res. — The Residency, Hyderabad, India.
Club — E.I. United Service.
Maj. Leslie Eric Barton, I.A. Govt, of India Ddpt.,
Deputy Commissioner, Banna, N.W.F.P., India ; b. 1889;
m. 1923, Mary Frances, d. of the late M. F. Daly, of
Cleeve Hill, Blackrock, co. Cork, and has issue — Leslie
Barton, Gentleman, b. 1925. Res. — Banna, N.W.F.P.,
India. Club — E.I. United Service.
Thomas Henry Barton, Gentleman, M.B., B.S., i.
. Res.— The Moor Croft, Holgate Hill, Yorks.
Charles Scott Barton, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., i. 1881 ;
*ii. 1 921, Adeline Anna, d. of William Barbour Shaw,
Esq., C.B.E., of Cruach, Bearsden, co. Dumbarton, and
has issue — Donald Euan Scott Barton, Gentleman, i.
1927 ; and Shirley Adeline Scott. Res. — Croxton,
Maymyo, Burma.
BARTTELOT of Stopham (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i.
sable, three sinister gloves pendent argent, tasselled or
(Barltelot); 2. quarterly, per fe se indented argent and
gules, four crescents counterchanged (Stopham) ; 3. azure,
three chevronels argent, in the bini^ter chief a martlet for
difference (Lewknor) ; 4. gules, tliree bucks' heads caboshed
argent (D'Oylcy); 5. azure, two bars gemelles, in chief a
lion passant guardant or (Tregoz) ; 6. or, on a chief gules,
three bezants (Camoys) ; 7. argent, three hawks' heads
erased sable (Walton) ; 8. argent, an eagle with two heads
displayed sable (Sykeston) ; g. argent, a unicorn's head
erased gules, on a chief wavy azure, three lozenges or
(Smyth). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. On a
wreath of the colours, a swan rousant argent ; 2. on a
wreath of the colours, a tower, triple-towered sable. Motto
-- " Mature."
Sons of Sir Walter Balfour Barttelot, 3rd Bart. , D.S.O.
Major and Bt. Lt.-Col. Coldstream Gds., ^. 1880; d,
1918 ; m. 1903 Gladys St. Aubyn, d. of William
Collier Angove of Onslow Gardens, S. W. : —
Sir Walter de Stopham Barttelot, 4th Bart. (U.K.,
9 June, 1875), Lieut. Coldstream Guards, 6. 1904. Seat —
Stopham H"use, Pulborough, Sussex. Ciud — Guards'.
William Frederick Geoffrey Nelson Barttelot, Esq.,
fi. 1905.
Son of Nigel Kenneth Walter Barttelot, Esq., Comdr.
R.N., fi. 1883 ; d. 1914 ; m. 1906, Don thy Maud, d. of
Frederick Aidcroft Kay of Manchester. : —
James Nigel Waller Barton, Gentleman, d. 1911. Res. —
BARTTELOT. Quarterly of 8—1. sable, three sinister
gloves pendent argent, tasselled or (for Barttelot) ; 2.
quarterly, per fesse indented argent and gules, four
crescents counterchanged (for Stopham) ; 3. azure, three
chevronels argent, in the sinister chief a martlet for
difference (for Lewknor) ; 4. gules, three bucks' heads
cabosheJ argent (for Doyley) ; 5. azure, two bars gemel,
in chief a lion passant guardant or (for Tregoz) ; b. or,
on a chief gules, three bezants (for Camoys); 7. argent,
three hawks' heads erased sable (for Walton) ; 8. argent,
an eagle with two heads displayed sable (for Sykeston).
MA T U R
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of
the colours, a swan couchant with wings endorsed ardent.
Motto— " Mature." Livery — Dark blue coat, with black
and yellow striped waistcoat, black trousers, and brass
buttons ; dress livery : blue coat, pale yellow cashmere
waistcoat, black plush breeches, gold garters, and black
silk stockings.
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Sons of Brian Barttelot Barttelot, Esquire, J. P., Capt.
and Battalion Sussex Rifle Volunteers, b. 1833 ; d. 1922 ;
m. June i, 1864, Mary Dorothy (d. June 28, 1899),
eldest dau. of the late John Frederic La Trobe Bate-
man, F. R.S. , of Moor Park, Farnham, co. Surrey: —
George Frederic Barttelot, Esq. , Major (ret. ) Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, b. June 13, 1865. lies. — 26A North Audley Street,
W.i.
Adm. Sir Brian Herbert Fairbairn Barttelot, K.B.E.,
C.B., M.V.O., R.N. (ret.), has Legion of Honour, Order
of the Rising Sun (Japan), b. Dec. 31, 1867. Clubs — Naval
and Military, Western Yacht (Plymouth).
BAR WICK of Sunderland. Azure, a galley or, in chiet
two bears' heads couped argent, muzzled gules. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-
bear rampant, muzzled sules, holding between the paws
an ancient ship's lantern or. Badge — A bear's gamb
erased argent, grasping a torch erect sable, flaming or.
Motto — "In duns servata fides."
Sons of Sir John Storey Barwick, Bart., of Ashbrooke
Grange, Sunderland, ^. 1840 ; d. 1915; m. 1872, Margaret
(d. 1908), d. of the late George Short of Pallion,
Sunderland, Shipbuilder ; —
Sir John Storey Barwick, 2nd Bart, (i Feb. 1912), b. 1876 ;
m. 1907, Gwladys Jessie, third d. of the late George
William Thomas, Esq., D.L. of Ystrad Mynach, co.
Glamorgan; and has issue — John Morgan Barwick, Esq.,
b. 1908; Richard Llewellyn Barwick, Esq., ^. 1916 ; Rosa-
mund Gwladys ; and Margaret Sgssylt. Seats — Ashbrooke
Grange, Sunderland ; Thimbleby Hall, Northallerton.
Town res. — 18 Upper Brook Street, W.i.
George .Short Barwick, Esq., b. 1879 ; tn. 1913, Marianne,
d. of the late William Marshall of Weaveham, Cheshire,
and has issue — Angela Ruth ; Diana Marianne ; and Valerie
Margaret. Jies. —
BASHFORD (H. Coll.). Or, an eagle displayed sable,
on a chief of the last, a pale of the first, and three bears'
heads erased counterchanged. Mantling sable and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's paw erased
fessewise sable, thereon a sea-horse's head erased
argent.
Son of late Capt. James Bashford, R.N. : —
William Charles Lake Bashford, Esq., J. P., D.L.,
b. . Res.—
JOHN BASKERVILLE, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co.
Oxford, Colonel (retired) late commanding Queen's Own
Oxfordshire Hussars, formerly in the 6th Dragoons and
Major 14th Hussars. Born Nov. 9, 1839, being the eldest son
of the late Henry Baskerville, Esq., J.P and D. L. , High
Sheriff 1847 (who assumed by Royal Licence March 5, 1838,
the surname and arms of Baskerville, in lieu of those of
Viveash, on succeeding to the estate of his first cousin, John
Baskerville), by his wife Mary Anna, second dau. of John
Standfast Burton of Cheltenham. Armorial bearings —
Argent, a chevron gules, between three hurts. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
wolfs head erased or, pierced through the mouth by a
broken spear in bend sinister, point upwards argent, im-
brued gules, and staff broken gold. Motto — " Spero ut
fidelis." Married, 1869, Caroline, dau. of William Charles
Henry, M.D., F.R.S., F.R G.S., F.C.S., J. P., of Haflfield,
CO. Hereford ; and has Issue — (i) Geoffrey Baskerville,
Esq., B.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, and late Capt. 5th Batt. Royal
Fusiliers, b. August 23, 1870; (2) Rev. Humphrey Baskerville,
b. Feb. 22, 1879 {Res. — 16 Chanctonbury Road, Hove,
Sussex); Clara Juliet; and Maud Lucy [w. 1912, Rev.
Capel Young, Rector of Fawley, Henley-on-Thames].
5«a^— Crowsley Park, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford. Clubs—
Junior United Service, Cavalry.
BASS. Gules, on a chevron cottised argent, between
three plates, each charged with a fleur-de-lys azure, a
demi-Uon rampant, couped of the first. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-
lion rampant gules, resting the sinister paw on a plate
charged as in the arms, on the shoulder three annulets,
two and one argent. Motto — " Basis virtutem con-
stantia."
Son of Hamar Alfred Bass, Esq., M.P., of Byrkley
Lodge, Burton-on-Trent, &. 1842 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1879,
Hon. Louisa Bagot {Res. — 104 Park Street, W.i),
d. of 3rd Lord Bagot : —
Sir William Arthiu: Hamar Bass, 2nd Bart. (17 May
1882), J.P. Staffs., Capt. Res. of Officers, h. 1879 ; s. his
uncle 1909 ; m. 1903, Lady Wilmot Ida Hastings, d. of
13th Earl of Huntingdon. Seat. — Byrkley Lodge,.
Burton-on-Trent, Staffs. Town Res. — 78 South Audley
Street, W.i.
ALFRED BARNARD BASSET, Gentleman, Barrister-
at-Law, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge,
Fellow of the Royal Society, only child of the late Alfred
Basset, and heir of the late John Swinford Basset, Esquire,
of Stamford Hill, in the county of Middlesex. Armorial
bearings — Or, three piles gules, each charged with a
bugle-horn stringed of the first, a chief vair. Mantling
gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
boar's head erased or, gorged with a ribband gules, sus-
pending an escutcheon of the last, and thereon a bugle-
horn as in the arms. MottO — " In arduis fortitudo. " Mar-
ried, April II, 1882, Edith Sarah Irwin, only child of the
late Thomas Gustave de Chaundre of Rouen and Dublin;
and has surviv. /ssue — Effie Alfreda lima. Estate and
postal address — Fledborough Hall, Holyport, Berks.
Club — United University.
ARTHUR FRANCIS BASSET, Esq., J.P. and D.L.
(High Sheriff 1900-1), late Royal North Devon Hussars.
Born Jan. 29, 1873, being the son of the late Gustavus
Lambart Basset, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. , by his wife
Charlotte Mary, dau. of William Elmhirst of West Ashby,
CO. Lincoln. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 4,
or, three bars wavy gules (for Basset) ; 2 and 3, sable, a
falcon rising or, between three mullets of the last (for Pen-
darves). Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a unicorn's head couped argent, horned,
waved, and tufted or. Motto — " Pro rege et populo."
Married. 1898, Rebecca Harriet BuUer, d. of Sir William
Lewis Salusbury Trelawny, loth Bart. ; and has issue —
Ronald Lambart Basset. Lieut. Reserve of Officers, 3. 1898;
and Patience Mary {m. 1920, Maj. the Hon. Arthur Victor
Agar-Robartes]. Res. — 7 Carlos Place, W.
BASSET of Beaupr^ (R.L., 1865, H. Coll.). Argent, a
chevron between three bugle-horns stringed sable. Mant-
ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a stag's head cab' shed, between the attires a cross fitch^eat
the foot argent. Motto— " Gwellangau na chywilydd."
Son of Major West James Basset (formerly Bruce of
Beaupr6, co. Glamorgan, J. P., 74th Highlanders and
94th Regt.),/^. 1830; d. i8ji ; m. 1862, Eliza (</. 1897),
d. of Richard Weeks, Barrister-at-Law : —
James Basset Basset, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. —
Sons of Philip Thurstane Bruce Basset, Gentleman,
b. 1868; d. 1922; m. iqo2, Hilda Gwendoline, d. of
Major Peter Clifford Browne, late of Ahascragh, co.
Gal way : —
Philip Thurstane Richard Ulick Basset, Gentleman,
b. 1903. Res. —
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The Late WILLIAM EDMUND POLLEXFEN
BASTARD, Esq., O.B.E., J. P. and D.L. for co. Devon,
Lt.-Col. R.E. (T.F.), late Lieut, ist Royal Devon
Yeomanry. Born April 12, 1864, being the elder son
of the Rev. William PoUexfen Bastard, M.A., Oxon.,
of Kitley and B ickiand Court, Devon, by his wife Caroline,
second dau. of Vice-Admiral Woullcombe of Hemerdon,
Armorial bearings— Or, a chevron azure. Mantling azure
and or. Creat — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm
tmbowed in plate armour proper, garnished or, the elbow
towards the smister, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a sword
also proper, pommel and hilt gold, in bend sinister, the
point downwards. Motto -" Pax potior bello." Married,
ist, April 14, 1890, Rosamond Isabel (d. 1915), only dau.
of Abraham Briggs Foster of Canwell Hall, co. Stafford ;
2nd, 1921, Edith Marian, widow of F. T. Bulteel, of Rad-
ford, Devon, and died 1924, leaving Issue — Rosamond
Bridget ; Petronel Jane ; Isabel May ; Wilfrida Anne ; and
Caroline Joane. Sea: — Buckland Court, nr. Ashburton,
Devon.
BATCHELOR of Combe Florey (H. Coll.). Or, three
dragons' heads couped at the neck, two and one.
\t,LartM:a."l^
vert, holding in the mouth a dexter hand couped gules,
and charged on the neck with an escutcheon or, thereon
a cross moline sable. Motto — " La-tus sorte mea."
Livery — Dark drab, with black facings.
Only son of George Benjamin Batchelor, Gentleman,
b. 1852 ; d. 1927; m. 1880, Mary [d. 1904), d. of
Ebenezer Miles Lewis, Esq., J. P., of Maindee Hall,
Newport, Mon. : —
Lt.-Col. Vivian Allan Batchelor, D.S.O., R.A., b. 1882 ;
served Great War (desp., D.S.O. and bar), has Croix de
Guerre (Belgium). Seat — Combe Florey House, Taunton.
Club — United Service.
BATE (H. Coll.). Sable, on a fesse cottised argent,
between (our dexter hands couped at the wrist, three
in chief and one in base, bendwise or, an arrow
fessewise proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest
— Upon a wreath of the colours, in front ot a stag's
head couped argent, attired or, pierced in the neck by an
X ^ Surtf y
bendwise, and a chief sable. Mantling sable and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased
arrow in bend proper, a hand couped at the wrist fesse-
wise, also or. Motto — " Live to live." Livery — Dark blue
coat, red waistcoat, drab box-cloth overcoat, with blue cuffs
and collar.
Son of Thomas Bate, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Flmt
(High Sheriff 1887), late Capt. Derbyshire Hus., b.
1S49; d. 1910; m. 1878, Perenna, d. of William Owen,
Esq. , of Shanvaghey, Queen's County, and of Blessing-
ton, Ireland, J. P. : —
The late Thomas Rate, Gentleman, Lieut. R. Welch
Fus., b. 1889; killed in action 1917. Estates —¥^e.\hl&non,
and Plas BeUin, Flint, North Wales.
BATEMAN, see LA TROBE-BATEMAN.
Sir ALFRED EDMUND BATEMAN, K.C.M.G.
(1900), Bar. Inner Temple, and Controller-Gen. of Com-
merce, Labour, and Statistics 1897-1903 ; was Sec. to Roy.
Comnin. for negotiating Commercial Treaty with France
1877-82, and to International Sugar Conference 1887-88,
British Delegate to International Tariff Bureau Conference
at Brussels 1888, Sec. to Treaties Committee 1890-92, and
British Delegate to Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Negoti-
ations 1892, and to Anglo-Spanish Commercial Negotia-
tions 1894 ; President Roy. Statistical Soc. 1897, Chair-
man of Board of Trade Commercial Committee. Born Aug.
31, 1844, being the seventh son of the late Rev. John Bate-
man, Rector of E. and W. Leake, Notts., and Dean of
Hariington. by his wife Emily, dau. of Edward Shewell.
no
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Armorial bearings— Or, three crescents, issuant from
each an estoile uf six points gules, a canton azure.
Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a crescent and estoile, as in the arms, between two eagles'
wings or. Motto — " Sidus adsit amicum." Married, 1868,
Edith Ellen [d. 1909), dau. of James Eland Hobson of
Haverfield, Kew, and of Eaton Socon, Beds. ; and has had
Issue — (i) John Sacheverell Bateman, Esq., b. and d. 1869;
(2) Edward Sacheverell Bateman, Esq., b. 1870, d. 1909;
(3) John Keelinge Bateman, Esq., b. 1872; (4) Alfred
James Bateman, Esq., b. 1881, d. 1883; Grace Ellen;
Hester; and Edith Florence [tn. 1899, Ivor F. rbes Mal-
colmson, and has issue]. Estate — Conon Mill Farm,
Uttoxeter, Staffs. Postal address — 25 Bramham Gardens,
S.W. C/«*J— Windham's; National; Albemarle; Ranelagh ;
M.C.C.
BATEMAN. (H. Coll., 16 April 1613) — Or, three
crescents, and issuant from each an estoile of six points
gules, a canton azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest-
On a wreath of the colours, a crescent and estoile as in
the arms, between two eagle's wings or. Motto — " Sidus
adsit amicum."
Son of Frederick Osborne Fitzherbert Bateman, Esq.,
J. P., b. Nov. 12, 1859,; d. 1917; tn. 1886, Evelyn
Mary,d. of Major Wilkinson of Scarborough: —
Osborne R. Sacheverell Bateman, Gentleman, b. 1887 ;
m. 1916, Mary Angela, d. of H. H. Pazea, of Trinidad, and
has issue — Sacheverell Osborne Fitzherbert Bateman,
Gentleman, b. 1917 ; and Elizabeth. Seat — Ha-Tlmglon
Hall, Derbyshire.
BATEM.-^N. Azure, on a fesse embattled, between
three crescents, issuant from each an estoile argent,
the chemical character of Mars sable. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a tower
argent, issuant therefrom a demi-eagle, wings elevated sable,
charged on the breast with the chemical character of Mars
or, in the beak a wreath of oak proper.
Son of the Rev. Rowland Bateman. formerly Vicar of
Biddulph, Congeion, Clerk in Holy Oruers, M.A.
Oxon. , 0. 1840; m. 1st, 1879, Heien, dau. of Philip
Melvill, C.S. 1. , British Resident at tne Court of Baroda ;
2nd, 1908, Katharine, d. of the late Preb. Nicholson,
Rector of .■\ller, Somerset : —
John Melvill Bateman, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; m. 1904,
Margaret Anne, d. of Capt. J. Moxley of Calcutta, and has
with other issue — Philip James Bateman, Gentleman, b.
1906. Res. —
BATEMAN-HANBURY (R.L., 4 Feb. 1838, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, 1. quartely i. and iiii., or, a bend engrailed vert,
plain cottised sable (Hanbary) ; ii. and iii., or, on a fesse
sable, between three Muse vy ducks proper, a rose of the
field (Bateman); 2. the same aims of Hanbury by male
descent; 3. the arms ol Waller; 4. the arms of Cla ke of
Walford, Norlhants. ; 5. sable, a chevron between two
crescents in chief and a tret..il slipped in base or (Western
of Rivenhall) ; 6. the same a. ms of Bateman ; 7. the a. ms
of Searle of Finchley. Mantling vert and or. Crests— i.
out of a mural cr wn sable, a demi-lion or, holding in the
dexter paw a battleaxe sable, helved or (Hanbury); 2. on
a wreath of the col .urs, a Muscovy duck's head Couped
between two wingi expanded sable (Bateman). Motto —
" Nee prece nee pietio."
Sons of the Rt. Hon. William Bateman Bateman-
Hanbury, 2nd Baron Bateman, b. 1826; d. 1901;
m. 1854, Agnes B.j.rell, d. of Gen. Sir Edward Kerri-
son, Ba t., K.C.B., K.C.H. :—
Rt. Hon. William Spencer Bateman-Hanbury, 3rd Baron
Bateman (U.K., 30 Jan. 1837), Capt. late 2nd Life Guards,
J. P. COS. Suffolk and Hereford [Supporters- Two lions
argent, gorged wiih plain cellars, each cha.ged with a
rose between two fleaib-de-lys or, and chains ot the latter
affixed to each collar and leflexed over the back], b. 1856 ;
m. 1904, Marian Alice, widow of Henry Cab t Knapp, d.
of James Jeffry G.aham of New Y- rk. ,S<?a^— Sh bdon
Court, CO. Hereford. Clubs — Carlton, Turf, Marlborough.
Hon. Charles Stanh pe Melville Bateman-Hanbury, J. P.
and D.L. co. Norf. Ik and f^r the city and co. > f Norwich,
Capt. late King's Own Norfolk Imp. Yeo. , b. 1877. Club —
Bachelors'.
BATES (H. Coll.). Barry of twelve per pale azure and
argent counterchanged, on a chevron or, cottised gules, three
pallets of the last, each charged wtth a fleur-de-lys of the
third. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, five Heurs-de-lys alternately or and gules in
front of a swan's head couped proper, and charged on the
neck with iix barrulets azure. MottO — " Virtutes comes
invidia." Livery — Blue and silver.
Son of Thomas Bates of Aydon, Barrister-at-Law,
b. 1810 ; d. 1882 ; m. 2nd, 1861, Matilda Jane (d. igii) ;
d. of Rev. Edward Harbin, M.A., Rector of King-
weston : —
Brig. -Gen. Sir Charles Loftus Bates, K.C.M.G.. C.B.,
D.S.O. , J. P. and D.L. Northumberland, Captain late
ist Dragoon Guards, Major Reserve of Officers, late Hon.
Northumberland I.Y., Order of White Eagle (Serbia), b.
1863; m. 1892, K.itharine, eld. d. of Edward Leadbitter,
The Spital, Northumberland; and has issue— Edward
Giles Bates, Esq., M.C. , late Capt. 4th Batt. Northumber-
land Fusiliers, b. 1897. A'^'j. —The Spital, Hexham.
Clubs— Army and Navy, Northern Counties (Newcastle
on-Tyne), County (Carlisle).
BATES of Gyrn Castle (H. Coll., 1880). Argent, on a
fesse azure, between two quatrefoils in chief and a fleurde-
lys in base of the last, a quatrefoil between two fleurs-de-lys
of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased azure, pierced
by two arrows saltirewise and charged on the neck with two
quatrefoils all or. Motto— ' ' Labore et virtute.
Sons of Sir Edward Percy Bates, 2nd Bart.. J. P., D.L.
(High Sheriff co. Flint 1899), b. 1845; d. 1899; m.
1876, Constance Elizabeth, d. of Samuel Robert
Graves, M.P. :—
Sir Percy Ellv Bates, 4th Bart. (13 May i88o), G.B.E.
(1920), J. P. Cheshire, b. 1879; s. his brother 1903; m.
1907, Mary, yr. d. of Dean Lefroy of Norwich; and has
issue— Edward Pecv Bates, Esq., b. 1913. Seats— Gym
Castle, Flints. ; Hinderton Hall, Neston, Cheshire.
Cecil Robert Bates, Esq., D.S.O., M.C, Maj. late
R.F.A. (Anns as above, impaling the arms of Heath,
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III
namely argent, a tower gules between three heath-cocks
proper), b. 1882 ; m. iqiB, Hylda Madeleine, d. of Sir James
Heath, Bart., and widow of Capt. George James, and has
issue — Geoffrey Voltelin Bates, Gentleman, b. 1921 ; and
Audrey Cecil. Res. — Oxendon Hall, Market Harborough.
Club — Cavalry.
Frederic Alan Bates, Esq., M.C., A.F.C., Capt. Yeo.
Res., late Maj. R.A.F., b. 1884. Res.— Gym Castle.
Llanasa, Holywell, N. Wales.
Denis Haughton Bates, Esq., M.C. , Maj. Duke of Lan-
caster's Own Yeomanry, b. 1886 ; m. 1922, Adeline Mary,
d. of Edward Crook, of Woodlands Hall, Brickncrth, and
has issue: — Philip Edward Bates, Gentleman, b. 1925.
Res.—
Austen Graves Bates, Esq., D.S. O. , M.C. (bar), Capt.
R.F.A. ,<^. 1891 ; m. 1020, Jean Christian, d. of Col. James
Hunter, of Anton's Hill, co. Berwick. Res. —
Son of Sydney Eggers Bates, Esq.. J. P., b. 1851 ; d.
1924 ; m. 1878, Elizabeth Jessie (29 Hyde Park Square,
W.), d. of Col. George Grenville Malet, Bombay Light
Cav. : —
Arthur Svdney Bates, Esq., D.S.O., T.D.. Brev.-Col.
Res. of Officers, b. 1879 '< '"• I905> Mary da Costa, d. of
Lt.-Col. C. R. Crosse ; and has issue — Anne Mary. Seat —
Marydown Park, Basingstoke, Hants. Club — Oriental.
BATESON,
GREY.
see DE YERBURGH-BA lESON, and
BATESON' of Liverpool (H. Coll., 1809), Argent, three
bats' wings, two and one pean, on a chief invected vert, a
wolf passant argent. Mantling' sable and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a bat's wing argent, sem^e
of pellets. Motto — " Nocte volamus." Livery — White
and black.
Sons of Jrhn Bateson, Esq., J. P., of Emsworth,
Wavertree, Liverpool, b. 1815 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1850,
Ma garet(^. 1926), d. of Nicholas Maine of Ballymena,
CO. Antrim : —
James Edwin Bateson, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. 1879,
Eriith, fourth d. of late Henry Cox of Mendle Hill. Brom-
borough, Cheshire ; and has issue— (i) John Edwin Patrick
Bateson, temp. Capt. R. Wilts. Yeo., b. 1895; (2) Henry
Alan Bateson, Lie it. P ince of Wales' Vols. (S. Lanes.
Regt.), b. 1901 ; Edith Gladys \_m. 1913, Capt. H. H.
Batten] ; Constance Lilias \_m. 1:103, Charles Selwyn Awdry,
Esq., D.S.O., J. P. Wilts., Lt.-Col. Royal Wilts. Yeo. (d.
1918), of Hitchambury, Taplow, Bucks.]. Res. — Lansdown
Lea, Cheltenham.
John Francis Bateson, Esq., late Surgeon Lt.-Col. ist Batt.
Coldstream Guards, M.B.(Edin.|, CM. (Edin.), M.R.C.S.
(Eng.), b. 1859; }>t. 1905, Helen Steuart. fifth d. of Robert
Gladstone 01 Wonlton Vale, Liverpool. Res. — Manor
House, Great Cheverel, Devizes. C/u/^j— Guards', Wind-
ham.
Wilfrid Bateson, Esq., served (ireat War, Actgi Capt.
1916-19. 6th Batt. The King's Regt., b. 1869. Res.—i
Blackburn Terrace, Liverpool. Club — Constituiional.
Son of Pe cy Bateson, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; d. 1906 ;
m. 1895, Lucy Isabel, d. of Dr. C. B. Wilson of
Liverpool: —
Charles John Percy Bateson. Gentleman, b. 1901. Res. —
Son of Charles Bateson. Gentleman, b. 1864; d. 1912 ;
m. IQ08, Alice Lowe : —
Frank Maine Bateson, Gentleman, b. 1910. Res. —
BATH, Marquess of, see THYNNE.
BATH of Alltyferin (H. Coll., 1868). Gules, a chevron
paly of six argent and or, between three plates, on a
chief of the third, as many wolves' heads erased sable.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a wolf's head erased sable, gorged with a collar
vair, and holding in the mouth a rose gules, slipped and
leaved proper. Mottoes — " Habere et dispertire " ;
" He conquers who endures." Livery — Chocolate, with
red piping.
Onlv son of Henry Bath, Gentleman, sometime
Lieiit. R.N.V.R., Lieut. Queen's R.W. Surrey
Regt. and Lieut. Carmarthenshire Artillery, b.
1875 ; d. 192 1 ; m. 1899, Kathleen Mary O'Calahan
(Seat — Alltyferin, Nantgaredig, Carmarthenshire),
d. of Wyndham Pryse Lloyd, of Llangadock, co.
Carmarthen : —
Henry Bath, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; m. 1927, Julia
Long, d. of Rev. John Price, B.A., Vicar of Talley,
Llandilo, S. Wales, and has issue— Henry Bath, Gentle-
man, b. 1928. Res. — 7 The Paragon, Blackheath.
Son of Charles Lambert Bath, Gentleman, b. 1858 ;
d. 1899 ; m. 1893, Marion, d. of George Grant
Francis : —
Charles Lambert Bath, Gentleman, served Great War,
R.A.F., b. 1894. Res. — Canada.
Son of Edward Bath, Esq., J. P., D.L., h. 1824 ;
d. 1885 ; m. 1848, Eugenie. 2nd d. of Charles Lambert
of Chili :—
Henry James Bath, Esq., Capt. late 3rd K. Staffs.
Regt., h. 1867 ; m. 1890, Olive Mary, d. of Thomas D.
Griffiths, M.D., F.R.C.S. ; and has issue — Hemy James
Bath, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and Olive Mary [m. 1909,
Louis Herse Coatalen]. Res. — The Folley, Ackleton,
nr. Wolverhampton.
Son of Henry Bath of Longlands, by 2nd wife,
m. 1862, Marion, d. of Edward Osier, of Truro : —
Percy Bath, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; m. 1886, Alice Ruth,
d. of Nathaniel Stevens Whitney, of Montreal ; and has
issue — Charles Whitney Bath, Gentleman, b. 1887 [m.
1915, Constance Linda, d. of George William Goddard,
of Alliston, Ontario ; and has issue — Cooper Whitney
Bath, Gentleman, b. 1916 ; James Edward Bath,
Gentleman, b. 1920 ; Marion Constance ; and Marjorie
Helen] ; Henry James Bath, Gentleman, b. 1889 [m.
1915, Kathleen Louise, d.of Colin Snider, of Hamilton,
Ontario ; and has issue — Winefred Madeline] ; and
Gwendoh'n Margaret. Res. —
BATHURST, see HERVEY-BATHURST.
BATH U RST ( H . Coll. ) Quarterly, i and 4, sable, two
bars ermine, in chief three crosses pat6e or (Bathurst) ; 2.
argent, on a cross gules, five escallops or (Villers) ; 3, barry
of six argent and gules, a canton ermine (Apsley). Mantling
sable and a-gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
dexter arm in mail embowed, the hand proper, grasping a
club with spikes or. MottO — "Tien ta foy." Livery —
Dark blue, gill buttons, yellow waistcoat with narrow blue
lines.
Sons of Allen Alexander, 6th Earl Bathurst, b. 1832;
d. 1892; m. ist, Hon. Meriel Leicester Warren, d. of
2nd Lord de Tabley : —
Rt. Hon. Seymour Henry Bathurst, 7th Earl Bathurst
[q.v.).
Lt.-Col. The Hon. Allen Benjamin Bathurst, D.L. co.
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Gloucester, late Col. Comdg. 5th Batt. Glos. Regt., Hon.
Capt. Army, M.P. for East Gloucester 1895-1906 and
1910-18, b. 1872; m. 1902, Augusta Ruby, d. of Lord
Edward Spencer -Churchill ; and has issue — Peter
Bathurst, Esq., B.A. (Camb.),^. 1903 [;«. 1927, Elizabeth
Ann, only d. of the late Capt. the Hon. Chandos Temple-
Gore-Langton]. Ees. — 38 Lower Belgrave St., S.W.
Club—Cz.\\ion.
Son of Capt. Henry Bathurst, b. 1832; d. 1886; m.
1861, Amy, d. of Bernard Granville of Wellesbourne : —
Lawrence Charles Villebois Bathurst, Gentleman, B.A.
(Oxon.), b. 1871. Res.~
Sons of Algernon Bathurst, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1823 ;
d. 1895; ^- 1861, Rosetta, d. of Thomas Alexander
of Ahilly, CO. Donegal: —
Stuart Lesley Bathurst, Gentleman, B.A., b. . Res. —
Algernon Bathurst, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Baron Apsley of Apsley, co. Sussex (24 Jan. 1771),
C.M.G., T.D., D.L. , late Col. 4th Batt. Gloucester Regt.
Militia. Born July 21, 1864, being the eldest son of the late
Rt. Hon. Allen Alexander, sixth Earl Bathurst, by his wife
Meriel Leicester Warren, dau. and coheiress of the Rt.
Hon. George, second Lord de Tabley. Armorial bearings
— Quarterly, i. (Bathurst), sable, two bars ermine, in chief
three crosses pat6e or ; 2. argent, on a cross gules, five
escallops or (Villiers) ; 3. barry of six argent and gules, a
canton ermine (Apsley) ; 4. argent, a chevron gules, between
three griffins' heads erased sable, the two in chief respecting
each other (Scawen) ; 5. chequy or and azure, on a canton
gules a lion rampant argent (Warren) ; 6. quarterly, i. and
iiii. , azure, a fesse between three fieurs-de-lys or (Leicester) ;
ii. and iii., azure, a fesse gules, fretty or, between three
fleurs-de-lys of the last (Leicester) ; 7. gules, a chevron
between three dexter hands couped and a bordure argent
Allen Bathurst, Gentleman, 6. . Res. —
James Maxwell Bathurst, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Henry Maxwell Bathurst, Gentleman, b. 1878; m. 1911,
Evelyn Verna, yr. d. of the late Percy Marzetti of Hennef,
Cologne. Res. —
Son of Ven. Frederick Bathurst, Archdeacon of Bed-
ford and Hon. Canon of Ely, b. 1827 ; d. iqio; m. 1st,
1855, Catherine Georgiana (d. 1902), d. of Rev. Calvert
Fitzgerald Moore, Chaplain in Ordinary to Her
Majesty: —
Frederick Marlay Bathurst, Esq., O. B. E. , b. 1865; ni.
1895, Mary Blanche, d. of the late Rupert P. Fetherston-
haugh. Res. — The Warren, Lydney, co. Gloucester.
The Rt. Hon. SEYMOUR HENRY BATHURST,
7th Earl Bathurst of Bathurst, co. Sussex (27 Aug. 1772);
Baron Bathurst of Battlesden, co. Bedford (i Jan. 1712) ;
(Byrne); 8. gules, a fret argent (Fleming); and on an
escutcheon of pretence the arms of Borthwick, namely,
argent, a cinquefoil sable, on a chief invected of the last,
two cinquefoilsof the field. Above the escutcheon is placed
the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting
his degree, with a Mantling sable and argent ; and for his
Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in mail
embowed, the hand proper, grasping a club with spikes or.
Supporters — Two stags argent, each gorged with a collar
gemelle ermines. Motto — "Tien ta foy." Livery — Dark
blue, with gilt buttons, pale yellow waistcoat with narrow
blue lines. Married, Nov. 15, 1893, Hon. Lilias Margaret
Frances, only d. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Algernon
Borthwick, Baron Glenesk and Baronet ; and has issue — (i)
Allen Algernon Bathurst, Esq., D.S.O., M.C., commonly
called Lord Apsley, b. 1895 ; is Capt. R. Glcs. Hussars,
M.P. Southampton since 1922 [/?«. 1924, Viola, eld. d. of the
15 at
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late Capt. Bertram C. C. S. Meeking ; and has issue — Hon.
Henry Allen John Baihurst, b. 1927]; (2) Hon. William
Ralfh Seymour Batliursi, Lieut. 5th Baci. Glos. Regt. ,
i. 1903 ; (31 Hun. Ralph Henry Bathaist, b. 1904 ; and Lady
Meriel Olivia [m. 1916, Lord .Alastair Mungo Graham,
Comdr. R.N.. and has issue]. Residences — Cirencester
Park, Cirencester ; Bathurst House, Belgrave Square,
London, W.
BATHURST of Lydney Park (R.L., 1804, H. Coll.).
Sable, tw bars e mine, in chief three crosses pat6e or.
Mangling ~able and a g nt. Crest — On a wreath of the
c 1 U.S. a de.xter arm in mail enib wed, the hand proper,
g a p ng a cl b with -pikes or. Motto — " Tien ta t< y."
S ns of Charles Bathurst, Esq., J. P. co. Gloucester, b.
1836; (/. 1907; m. 1864, -Vlary Elizabeth, d. of Colonel
Hay:—
Rt. H n. SirCharle- Bathurst, P.C, K.B.E. , ist Baron
Bledisloe (1918' [Sapporters On either side a bull
guardant gules, ringed, an.i a line therefrom reflexed over
the back r.] J. P. co. Gloucester, M. P. fo Wilton Div.
of Wiltshire 19 10- 18, late Capt. Monmouthshire Engineer
Mil., Ba .-at-Law. ,b. 1867 ; m. ist, i8j8, Hon. Bertha Susan
Lopes (d. 1926), yg t. d. f Rt. H n. Baron Ludlow;
and has issue — d) Hon. Benjamin Ludlow Baihurst, b,
1899; (21 Hon. Ht-nry Charles Hiley Bathurst, b. 1904;
and Hon Ursula Mary ; w. 2nd, 1928, Hon. Aline Kate,
yngr. d. of the late Lord Glantawe, and widow of Thomas
Cooper-.Snuth. Sea/s — Lydney Park, co. Gloucester ;
Tetlont Magn.i, Wilts C/ubs — Carlton; O.xfurd and
Cambridge ; Ci nservative.
Arthur Henry Bathurst, Esq., Maj. R. Berks. Regt.,
b. 1871 ; m. 1902, Ma garet Cicely, ell. d. of Capt. Walter
Benllev Marling of Cl .nna, Lydney ; and has surv. issue —
(i) .Arthur Marling Bathurst, Gentleman, b. 1904; (2)
William Henry Bath irst. Gentleman, i. 1907. Res. — 35
Pembroke Sq' are, W.
Robert B Uhurst, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; m. 1898, Geraldine
Mimie Clare, d. o: Maynad Willoughby Colchester-
Wemy^ of Westbury Court, Glos. ; and has issue —
Finetta-Dorothea. Res. — Rhodyate House, Congresbury,
Somerset.
S ns of Rev. William Addingtt n Bathurst, M.A.,
Vica; if Hi. ly Trinity, Eastbourne, b. 1839; d. 1922;
m. i^t, 1867, .Anna Frances {d. 1876I, d. of Ven. Richard
Brendley Hone, Archdeacon of Worcester; 2nd, 1877,
Harriet Jessie, d. of Rev. Canon Bell, D. D. , Rector
of Cheltenham :
Henry William Bathu"st. Gentleman, b. 1871 ; m. 1904,
So| hia Emily, d. of the late Rev. Edward Latham ; and
has ii-ue ■ — William Nevile Bathurst, Gentleman, b. 1908 ;
and Sophia Eleanor F ances. Res. —
Charles Roliert Bath irsl. Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd Batt.
Northants. Kegt., b. 1879; ''*• 1916, Felicite Esther, d. of
the late Charles Theophilus Metcalfe ; and has issue.
Res.—
Herbert Addingtc n Bathurst, Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. —
BATTE-LAY (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent,
three wreaths of the hop plant proper, flowered or, on a
chief gules two cushions also or (for Lay) ; 2 and 3,
argent, the trunk of a tree in fesse gules, between three
bats sable (for Batte). Mantling gules and argent.
Crests — I. On a wTeath of the colours, in front of a dexter
cubit .arm, habited sable, cuffed argent, and holding in
the hand a leech proper, a sprig of hop also proper,
flowered or (for Lay) ; 2 on a wreath of the colours, upon
a mount vert, a bat sable, charged on each wing with an
oakleaf proper (for Batte). Motto — " Aspice, prospice,
respice."
Second and only surv. son and heir of George Lay,
Gentleman, of Sir Isaac's Walk, Colchester, d. 1867,
m. r862, Belinda, d. of John Crompton Leech : —
Clarence Victor Batte-Lay, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; m.
191 1, Margaret, d. of Edward Swinborne Ketcher, of
Ratsborough Hall, Southminster, Essex. Res. — 22
Albion Street, Hyde Park, W. Club — Junior Carlton.
BATTEN, see CHISHOLM-BATTEN and HENRY-
BATTEN-POOLE.
BATTEN (H. Coll). Per pale argent and or, three
battleaxes erect sable, on a chief arched gu.es, two anchors
with cables also erect of the second. Mantling' sable and
argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a
dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a battle-
axe in bend sinister, blade upwards, two battleaxes in saltire,
all proper. MottO — " Boutez en avant."
Only surv. issue of Jonn Batten, Gentleman, late Prin-
cipal Clerk H.M. Customs, b. 1828; m. 1857, Annie,
elder d. of the late Stephen Hargraves of Rock House,
Settle, Yorks. :—
John Holgate Batten, Esq., late Major 4th Middx. Rifle
Vols., b. 1859; m. 1892, Jane Leckie (d. igi6), yr. d. of late
Alexander Forbes of The Galleries, Aberdeen [Arms of
Forbes — vide Forbes of Monymusk— impaled, viz. azure.
on a chevron argent, between three bears' heads couped
of the last, muzzled gules, a man's heart proper, a bordure
or]; and has issue— (i) John Forbes Batten, Esq., M C,
Capt. R.A. , b. 1893; (2) Stephen Alexander Holgate
Batten, Esq., Capt. R. E., b. 1898 [m. Mary Label, d. of
William Moore Fullerton c f Belfast] ; and Marjorie Isabel.
Address — Moorlands, Hursell, Surrey. C/«/^j— Albemarle,
National.
B.A.TrERSBY. Argent, a lozenge sable, on a chief
wavy azure, a paddle-wheel steamship with sails or.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wnath of the
colours, a ram argent, armed or, charged on the body with
two trefoils slippe I vert, and resting the dexter foreleg on a
lozenge sable. Motto — " Labore vinces."
Son of Worsley Battersby, Esq., J. P. for Somerset,
b. 1825 ; m. 1876, Jessie, 3rd dau. of William May, of
the E. I.e. Service: —
Charles Worsley Battersby, Gentleman, 1*. 1877. Seat —
BATTIE-WRIGHTSON of Cus«orth (R.L., i89r, H.
Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, a fesse engrailed c mpony
counter-compony azure and argent, betwei n U ur gritlins'
heads erased, iiiree in chief and one in base of the second
( Wrigiitson) ; 2 and 3, sable, a chevron argent, between
three goats statant of the List, each charged with two pallets
gules, a chief or, issuant therefrom a demi-man affront^e,
the dexter hand holding a club in bend between two cinque-
foils, all also gules (Battie). Mantling azure and or.
Crest— U|)on a wreath of the colouis, upon a rock proper,
a unic'.rn rampant argent, resting the sinister foreleg on
an escutcheon or, charged with a g.iffin's head erased
azure. Livery — Black ccat, with yellow pi' ing on ihe
collar, yellow and black striped waistcoat, black trousers
with yellow piping, and black greatcoat.
S n of William Henry Battie- Wrightson, Esq., J. P.
and D.L. co. Yorks. (High Sheriff" 1900), late Lieut.
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105th Light Inf., Captain 3rd Batt. York and Lan-
caster Regt., F.S.A., t. 1855; d. 1903; m. 1884, Lady
Isabella Georgiana Katharine Cecil (5. 191 7), eld. d. of
William Alleyne Cecil, Marquess of Exeter (g.v.): —
Robert Cecil Battie-Wrightscn, Gentleman, late Lieut.
5th Batt. K. O. Yorkshire L. I.,^. 1888; m. 1914, L( uise
Evelyn, d. of Henry Bunting of Doncaster. Seats —
Cuswtrth Park, Doncaster; Warms worth Hall, Doncaster ;
Hurworth Manor, Darlington. Town Res. — 8 Hans
Mansions, S,W.3.
BATTYE, see TREVOR-BATTYE.
BAX. Sable, on a chevron between three martlets
argent, a lyre of the field ; on a chief of the second, three
beech-leaves slipped vert. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed,
vested sable, cuffs argent, the hands proper holding a lyre
or. Motto — ' ' Verus et fidelis. "
Sons ot Alfred Ridley Bax, Gentleman, F.S.A. ,
Barrister-at-Lavv, Midale Temple, fn. Nov. 7, 1882,
CharlottejEUen, elder dau. of the Rev. William Knibb
Lea of Amoy, China, and afterwards of West
Norwood, CO. Surrey : —
Arn Id Edward Trevor Bax, Gentleman, l>. 1883 ; m. and
has issue. Res. — 155 FelU ws Road, N.W.3.
Clifford Lea I'ax, Gentleman, d. 1886 ; fn. and has issue.
Res. — 24A St. Pettrsburgh Place, W. 2.
Sir HENRY GEORGE OUTRAM BAX-IRONSIDE,
K.C. M.G. , of Houghton-le-Spring, co. Palatme of Durham,
Sec. H.B.M. Dipli matic Service. Born 1859, being the
only son of J< hn Henry Bax-Ironside, Esq., C.B. , Bengal
Civil Service, by his wife Sarah Elizabeth dau. 1 1 Major-
Gen. Robert Gei,rge Bulkeley Hughes of Plas Coch, co.
Anglesey. Armorial bearings — Quanerly, i and 4, viz.,
quarterly, azure and gules, a cress flory or (for Ironside) ;
2 and 3, ermine, a bend engrailed gules between six
torteaiix, on a chief of the second three cmquefoils
argent (for Bax). Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. on
a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested per pale
azure and gule^, cuff argent, the hand proper holding a cross
flory or (for Ironside) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a
demi-lion gules, charged en the shoulder with three
cinq eloils argent, holding between the paws an Eastern
crown or (for Bax). Mottoes — " In hoc signo vinces,"
" Cavend . tutus." Livety — Blue and yellow. Married,
firstly, Sept. 15, 1902, Countess Marta Hedvig Jaquette [d.
1910), d. of Count Fersen Gyldenst Iphe, Master of Horse
to the King of Sweden ; and by her has issue — Phyllis
Helen Alice [m. 1926, Capt. Archibal ' Pennant Campbell).
He married secondly, Dec. 9, 1913, Fanny -Agnes, widow
of lames Jardine, K.C, and d. of Lt.-Gen. Michael
Wiiloughby, ' .S.I. Seat — Houghton-le-Spring, co.
Palatine of Durham. Residence — 23 Grosvenor Place,
S.W. Clubs — St. James's, 1 ravellers', Wellington.
BAXENDALE. Gules, two barrulets argent, in chief
a fir-tree eradicated proper between two trefoils slipped,
and in base a lite trefoil of the second. Mantl ng gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the ci 1' urs, issuant
from a mount, a fir-tree proper between four trefoils slipped,
two on either side, vert.
Son of lo-eph William Baxendale, Esq., J. P. and D.L. ,
b. 1848 ; 7n. 1874, Francis Margaret, only surviving
child < f H( n. Francis Scott of Sendhurst Grange,
Surrey : —
Joseph Francis Nrel, Esq.,T.D., J. P., D.L. Hants., Col.
Hampshire Carabineeis Yeo. , late Capt. 3rd Hants. Regt.,
b. 1877 ; m. 1906, Margaret Mary Selina y- unger d. of
the late Rev. Giliiert Heathcc te ; and has issue — Helen
Ccnstance; Margaiet Roth ; and Diana. Res. Froxfield
Green, Petersfield, Hants. ; 6 Eaton Terrace, S.W. Clubs
— Cavalry, Ranelagh.
BAXTER (H. Coll.). Per fesse gules and sable, in
chief two garbs, and in base a d( Iphin naiant r r. Mantling
gules and or. Cr st — On a wreatii of the col urs, a demi-
eagle displayed sable, gorged with a collar gemel, charged
on the breast an 1 on each wing with an annulet and
holding in the beak as many ears (f wheat leav<M and
slipped all < r. Livery— Dark green.
Sonsff Henry Baxter, Esq., J. P. Lanes. , of The Tower,
Rainhill, b. 1K30; d. 1886; m. 1858, Sarah Ann {d.
1909), d. of Abraham Mottram: —
Ernest Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1886, Madeleine
Frances, d. ot Rev. Ric u George Benson ; and has issue —
(1) Ernest Henry Baxter, Esq., Maj. 5th Fus., b. 1888;
(2) Francis Riou Baxter, Esq., Lieut. -Conidr. R.N., b. 1893;
(3) Ralph Philip Baxter, Lieut. R.H.A., b. 1897; Madeleine
Riva; Lydia Mary; and Lucy Pamela. Res. — Rainhill,
Lanes.
Frank Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1891, Florence
Dalrymple Tennant ; and has issue — (i) Thomas Tennant
Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1894; (2) Richard Tennant Baxter,
Esq., M.C., Maj. late R.A., Chevalier Legion of Honour,
b. 1896. Res. — 5 Vale Avenue, Chelsea, S.W.
BAXTER of Kincaldrum (L.O., 1855). Ermine, on a
chevron eng-aile bi tween three mulcts gules, as many
garbs or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a
wreath of his liveries, a lion passant guardant sable. Motto
— " Vincit Veritas."
Son of Rt. Hon. William Edward Baxter, P.C, of
Kincaidium, M.P. for Montrose District, J. P., D.L.,
Secretary to the Treasury 1871-3, b. 1825; d. 1890;
m. 1847, Janet, d. ot John Home Scott 01 Dundee : —
Edward Armitstead Baxter, Esq., J. P. ant. D.L. Forfar-
shire, b. 1848 ; 7?i. 1879, Isobel, d. of William Scott
Elliot cf Arklet'n, co. Dumfries; and has issue — (i)
William Edward Ellit t Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1880; (2)
George Lewis Baxter, Esq., D.S.O., Col. (ret.) Cameron
Highlanders, b. 1883 (C/w/J— Batii) ; (31 Heibert Home
B.xter, Esq.,M.C. , Maj. R.F.A., b. 1885 ; Marjory Isobel;
and Isobel Mary [w. 1023, Bt. Maj. R. A. Wo.fe Murray,
D.S.O., M.C., Gordon Highlanders]. Seat — Kincaldrum,
nr. Forfar.
BAYER (H. Coll., 6 April 1907). Or, on a fesse vert,
between three cotton-flowers slipped, a trout all proper.
Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours,
a caduceus erect between on the dexter a r se branch and
on the sinister a vine-branch fructed all proper. MottO —
" Stet foituna domus. "
Son of : —
Charles Bayer, Gentleman, Master of the Worshipful
Company of Gardeners IQ09-11, b. . Res. — Tewkes-
bury Lodge, Forest Hill, S.E.
BAYFORD of Netley Hill (H. Coll., 1803). Quarterly,
I and 4, argent, on a chevron gules, between three bay-
leaves proper, two bars wavy or (Bayford) ; 2 and 3, sable,
a gryphon segreant ermine, armed or, between in chief two
lilies slipped argent, seeded of the third (Ballard — H. Coll.,
1907). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath
ot the Colours, an oul of a brown colour, collared or, in the
beak a bay-leal tessewise proper.
Sons of Robert A gustus Bayford, Esq., K.C, Bencher
of the Inner Temple, M.A., J. P., b. 1838; d. ;
m, 1868, Emily Jane, d. of late John Deverell, Esq.,
J. P., of Purbrook Park, Hants. ; —
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Robert Frederic Bayford, Esq., K.C., O.B.E., J.T.
Hants.. Barnster-at-Law and Bencher, Inner Temple,
formerly Cai t. Inns of Court R.V., B.A. (Camb.) b. 1871 ;
m. 1900, Catherine Mary Hayter; and has issue. Res. —
Netlev Hill, Hants.; Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W.
E liiiund Heseltine Bayford, Esq., D.S.O., Maj. late
i8th Hussars, b. 1873. Res.—Crn\ Easton House, nr.
Newbury, Berks. Club — Cavalry.
BAYLEY, see READETT-BAYLEY.
BAYLEY (H. Coll.. 1834). Quarterly, gules and
erminois, on a fesse azure, three ma. tlets or, in the first
and fourth quarters a lion rampant a gent. Mantling
gules and or. Crest— On a wreaih of the col ur.',. upon a
mmnt vert, behind a wall argent, a lion rampant as in the
arms.
Descendants of Sir John Edward George Bayley, 2nd
Ba t. See Laurie.
Son of Sir Lyttelti n Holyoake Bayley, Judge of
High Ci urt ot Judicatu-e, Bombay. 1869-95. formerly
Attwrnev-Gen. N. S. Wales and Advocate-Gen. Bum-
bay, h. 1827; d. 1910; m. 1852. Isabella (</. i36o), d.
ol Anth ny Mactierot Durris House, c . Kincardine : —
Stanhope Lyttelton Fector Bayley, Esq., Ba .-at-Law, b.
1858; m. ist, 1891, Emilie Ann [d. 1910), wi low of James
Baillie Watson; 2nd, 1917, Edith, d. of the laie William
Robson, of Hollingside, Durham. C/«*— Oriental.
Sons of Kenneth Bayley, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; d. 191 1 ;
m. 1864. Louisa Jane (d. 1900), d. of the Rev. William
Bowling : —
Kenneth Champion Bayley, Gentleman, Solicitor at
Durham, b. 1873; m. 1902, N( rah Kathleen, d. of Capt.
H. W. Roberts of H Uingsi le, Durham; and has issue-
Kenneth Baylc-y. Gentleman, Lieut. Oxford and Bucks. L.I.,
b. 1903; lolin Maurice Bayley, Gentleman. Midshipman,
R.N., b. 1905, and Ethel Muriell. C/i^i^— Athenaeum.
Francis Edmund Bayley, Gentleman, b. (twin) 1878.
Club— Oxiovd and Cambridge.
Arthur George Baylev. Esq., C.B.E., D.S.O., Lt.-Col.
comdg. Oxf rd and Bucks. L.I. , *. (twin) 1878; m. 1923,
Katherine May, d. of Brig.-Gen. F. A. Fortescue, C.B.,
G.M.G. ; and has issue— Elizabeth Frances. Res.— 26
Westbourne Park, W. Club— Axmy and Navy.
BAYLEY of Lenten Abbey (H. Coll.). Quarterly,
GARDE I. A TOY. 1
I. gules, fretty or, on a chief argent three bears' gambs
erect sable (Bayley) ; 2. argent, on a bend gules between
two niillrinds sable a lion passant between two trefoils
or (Turner) ; 3. per fosse gules and saLlc, four lions'
heads erased, and in the centre point a mullet, all or
(Farmer, H. Coll., g Oct. 1914) ; 4. argent, two bars
gules between three maunche<; in pale sable (Bardsley).
Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a Rrvphon sejant sable, resting the dexter claw
on a fret or. Motto — " Garde la foy." Badge — A rein-
deer's head erased sable, gorged with an antique crown
or. Lvery Steel grey, red and gold.
Sons of Thomas Baylev, Esq., J. P., of Lenten
Abbey, Notts., Sheriff oif Nottingham, 1881. M.P.
for Chesterlield Div. of Derbyshire 1892-1905,
b. 1S46 ; d. 1906 ; m. 1874, Annie Mary Bradley
(d. 1904), d. and co-h. of Henry Farmer of Lenton : —
Thomas Harold Readett Bayley, Gentleman, b. 1876.
Seat — Lanear Hall, Notts.
Sir Henry Dennis Readett-Bayley, K.B.E. (q.v.).
BAYLEY-WORIHINGTON (H. Coll. 1864). Ermmc,
three tri lents sabe, each handle encircle i by a chaplei of
roses proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon
a wreath of the c lours, a goat passant argent, senile of
estoiles sable, in the m uih a sprig of laurel proper.
Motto — "In opinum sed gratum."
Second son of Gibbt n Ba\ ley-\\'orthington, Esq., I. P.,
Capt. Earl < f Chester's Ye manry Cavalry, h. 1836 ;
d. 1914; m. 1868, Marianne, dau. if ihe late Henry
Brcckiehurst of Foden Bank, Macclebfield, co.
Chester : —
Alan Bncklehurst Bayley-Worthing'on. Esq., late \'aj.
S. Notts. Hussar Yeo. , serve 1 Great War 1917 i , b. 1874.
Seat — Sharstr n Hall, near Northenden. Residences — 48
Mount Street, Park Lane, W. ; Town Thorns, Rugby.
Clubs - White's, Wellington.
BAYLISS(H.CoIl.,22 Aug. 1922). Or.acrosscouped,
pointed and voided, between, in the ist and 4th quarters,
an estoile, and in the 2nd and 3rd, a round buckle azure.
Mantling aziure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a demi-antelope supporting a branch of bay
proper, and charged on the shoulder with a round
buckle or. Motto — " Non nobis tantum nati."
Son<; of Sir William Maddock Bavliss, Knt Bach.,
F.R.S., M.D., of St. Cuthbert's, West Heath Rd.,
N.W.3, b. i860; d. 1924; m. 1893, Gertrude, d. of
Matthew Starling, Acting Judge, Bombay : —
Carol William Bavliss, Esq., B.A. ^Cantab. Temp.
Capt. Welch Regt. (7th Batt.) 1914-18,6. 1894; m. 1925,
Ruble Doris, d. of James Riplev Rutter. /?«.— Brown
Gable, Benton Park, Longbenton, Northumberland.
Gerald Matthew Bavliss, Esq., Lieut. R.A. Res. of
Officers, b. 1897. Res.—Si. Cuthbert's, West Heath
Road, N.W.3. ^ ^
Leonard Ernest Bayliss, Esq., B.A. (Cantab.), b. 1900.
B.es.—St. Cuthbert's, West Heath Road, N.W.3.
BAYLY of Plasnewydd and Bally Arthur {ante 1730;.
Gules, a chevron vaire between three martlets or.
The M. st Hon. Sir Charies Henry Alexander Paget, heir
male. 6th Marquess of Anglesey, 9th Bart., of Plasnewydd
(4 July, 1730) \q.v.).
Bayly r f Bally Arthur. Quarterly, i. BaN ly as ab' ve ; 2.
barry of four ermme an 1 or, a Uon rampant azure
(Bagenal) ; 3. argent, crusilly azure, three talb ts' heads
erased -able, langued >:u,es (Hall); 4- gules, ihree narci-sus
flowers argent (Lambart); 5. Erminois. three ince cents
azure (Svmes) ; 6. .argent, on a fesse between three w- ves'
heads sable, as many mullets < f the fiel (Cnffei. Mantling
gules an 1 or. Crest— On a wreath of the col urs, a 1 ars
head era-;e : pr- per, charged with a mullet argem. MottO
— " Quid clarius astris." /.zzwjv- Claret, pipe vellow.
Sons I f Edward Richar Bayly, Esq.. J. P., an D.L.
CO. Wickl w, formerly Ensign ,rd Buffs, Lieut. -Col.
late commdg. 7lh Bri;,'. Irish I »iv. R.. A., late an Assistant
Land Cominissioner, h. 1845: d. 1907: m. 187,:;. A elaide
Alicia, el I. d. < f Col. Charles John Tottenham of W od-
stock, CO. Wicklow, and Pla~ Brewyn, co. Denbigh (by
his wife Hon. Isabella Maude): —
Edward Archibald Theo. lore Bavly, Esq., D.S.O , Maj.
Roy. Welsh F s., *. 1877; m. rgzi, Ileene Caroline, d. of
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Maj. Arthur Inglefield of Bectington, Bath. 5<-a/— Bally
Arthur, Woodenbridge, co.Wicklow. C/«i5—Kildare Street
(Dublin).
Charles John Bayly. Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. Inniskilling
Fus., b. 1878.
BAYNE-POWELL (H. CoU., 13 June 1882). Per
fesse nebiily or and gviles, a lion rampant between three
escutcheons, each charged with a sparrow-hawk close,
all counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest —
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On a wreath of the colours, two arrows in saltire proper,
thereon a sparrow-hawk, close argent, holding in the
beak a sprig of oak slipped and fructed vert. Motto —
" Semper paratus."
Only son of Maurice Powell, Gentleman, M.A.
(Camb.), of 2 Kensington Palace Gardens, W.,
b. 1838 ; d. 1914 ; m. 1864, Florence, eld. d. of
William Oke Manning : —
William Maurice Bayne-Powell, Gentleman, M.A.
(Camb.), assumed by Deed Poll 1923 the additional
surname of Bavne, b. 1872 ; m. 1905, Rosamond Alicia,
only child of William Thirlwall Bayne, Esq., J. P., LL.D.
(Camb.), of Brockhill, Broad Clyst, Devon ; and has
issue — Maurice William Bayne Bayne-Powell, Gentle-
man, b. 1906 ; Robert Lane Bayne-Powell, Gentleman,
b. 1910 ; Henry Makepeace Bayne-Powell, Gentleman
b. 1917 ; and Isabella Florence. Res. — Brockhill,
Broad Clyst, Devon ; and 2 Kensington Palace Gardens,
W. Clubs — Athenaeum, Norfolk (Norwich), Cambridge
University, Cruising (Cambridge).
BAYNES (H. Coll., 30 March 1801). Sable, a shinbone
in fesse, surmounted of another in pale argent, on a canton
of the last, a vulture proper. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of ihe colours, a ci-bii arm vested
az re, cuffed ermincis, the hand holding a jawbone argent.
Motto — "Furor arma ministrat." Livery— Biack and
siKer.
Sons of Sir William John Walter Baynes, 3rd Bart.,
J. P., fi. 1820; d. 1897; m. 1845, Margaret ((j'. 1911),
d. of Daniel Stuart of Wyham Park, O.xon. : —
Sir Christopher William Baynes, 4th Bart., of Harefield
Place, CO. Middx. (29 June 1801) [Supporters (L.O. , 10 June
1805)— On either side a savage wreathed with holly about
the head and waist, holding a club over his exterior shoulder
all proper], <^. 1847; m. 1872, Amy Ruperta {d. 1919), d.
of Edward Colston of Roundway Park, Wills. ; and has
issue— (i) William Edward Colston Baynes, Esq., M.C.,
late Capt. Coldstream Guards (S. R.), servtd Great War
(despatcnes, wounded 3 times), M.A., LL.M. Camb.,
Barrister-at-Law, d. 1876 (C/wi^i— Arthur's, Guards'); (2)
Ronald Christopher Baynes, Esq., late Lieut. Post Office
Rifles (<r/«A— Carlton), 3. 1878; Christobel Ruperta; and
Dorothy Julia. J?es.—27 Lcwndes Square, S.W. Clubs—
Arthur's, Carlton.
Donald Stuart Baynes, Esq., C.E., b. 1848; m. 1881,
Annie, ygst. d. of the Rev. Edward Raven-haw, Rector
of West Kington, Wilts. .ff«.— Latimers, Christchurch,
Hants.
Roderick Walter Baynes, Esq., C.E., b. 1852. Res.—
3 Saltram Place, The Hoe, Plymouth. C/k-^— Royal
Western Yacht (Plymouth).
Rev. Malcolm Charles Baynes, M.A. Camb., late Rector of
Ringwould, Kent,^. 1853; m. 1885, Margaretha, d. of Rev.
Arthur Cazenove, Hon. Canon of R cheater; and has surv.
issue— (i) Rory Malcolm ^tuar^ Baynes, Esq., Maj. the
Cameronians,/'. 1886 [w. 1925, Ethel ^i.drey, u. of Edward
Giles, CLE.]; (2) Keith St art Baynes, Gentleman, b.
1887 ; Isla Margaretha Stuart [w. 1918. Rev. Maurice Fitz-
gerald, Little Somerford Rectory, Wilts.]; and Morah Sus.in
Stuart \m. 1914, Maj. R. B. Horsfield, Essex Rtgt.]. Res.—
Hill House, Upper Swainswick, Bath. C/«^— Con>titutional.
Gilbert Samuel Baynes. Esq., Major late 6oth Roy.
Rifles, served in Afghan War 1878-9 (medal). South African
War 1881, Eastern Soudan 1884 (medal with clasps and
Khedive's Star), b. 1855. C/«/'— Junior United Service.
Kenneth Schaich Baynes, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret. p.), late
Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, J. P. co. Inverness,
served in Egyptian Campaigns 1882-4-5 (twice mentioned
in despatches, brevet of Major, Egyptian medal with five
clasps and Khedive's Star), commanded the Imp. Yeo.
Aldershft 1902, promoted Lt.-Col. (ret. p.), served Great
War (despatches), b. 1857 ; m. 1893, Florence Stewart
Meetkerke, \gst. d. of Rev. A exander Ewing, Vicar of
Walmer, Kent. Res. — 6 Abbots Court, Kensington Square.
Club — Naval and Military.
E ward Neil Baynes, Esq., F.S.A., b. 1861 ; m. 1888,
Charlotte Augusta, O.B.E., elder d. of Hon. Augustus
Anthony Frederick Irby and has issue— (i) Edward >tuart
Augustus Baynes, Esq,, late temp. Capt. K.R.R.C., /^. 1889
\m. 191-^, Helen Mary. d. of the late G. Meredith, and
widow of J. White, and ha^ issue— Anthony Edward George
Baynes, Gentleman, h. 1921]; (2) George Kenneth B.iynes,
Gentleman, h. 1891 \_m. 1Q21, Lillias, d. of Hon. Lord
Ashmore,J' dgeofihe Court of Sessions, Scotland]. Res. —
39 Roland Gardens, S.W.
Son of Walter Fiancis Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1823 ;
d. 1914; m. 1853, Amelia Sarah, yr. d. of William
Malton ofWimpole Street: —
Walter Maton Baynes, Gentleman, b, 1854. Res. —
Braganza, Torquay.
Sons of Walter George Baynes, Esq. , Capt. Coldstream
Guards, b. 1792; d. 1847; vi.. 1826, Claudia Sulpicia
Barbara, d. of Francesco Maria Valerij of Bastia,
Corsica : —
Alfred Donald Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1828; m. 1864,
Theresa, d. of Rora ; and has surv. issue — Enid Mary
Seraphina. Res. —
William Claudio Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1830; m. 1853,
Antonia, d. of Adrian Alessandrini ; and has issue-
Walter George Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1856; Georgina ;
and Claudina. Res. —
BAYNTUN-ROBERTS (U.O., 1864). Vert, on a
chevron between three eagles displayed with two heads
or, an estoile sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head coupled or,
charged with an estoile sable. Motto — " Eu ner a
folant."
Onlv son of James George Roberts, Gentleman, late
of Plas-yn-Rhiw, Pwllheli, co. Carnarvon, b. 1852 ;
m. 1882, Myfanwy Jane, d. of Llewelyn Lodge,
M.D. {q.v.'S :—
Edward Llewelvn Bayntun- Roberts, Esq., Capt. late
R.E., b. 1883 ; assumed by Deed Poll 16 Nov. 1925, the
additional surname of Bayntun ; m. 1926, Elsie Grant,
d. of John Grant Ross, of Montreal House, Perth, N.B.,
and widow of William Rose, and has issue — Peter
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Michael Bayntun-Roberts, Gentleman, b. 1927. Seat —
Plas-yn-Rhiw, Pwllheli, co. Carnarvon. Res. — La
George Henry Boothhy Bazely, Gentleman, B. N.C.
Oxford, d. i88i ; m. 1919, Ren^e, d. of Daniel Viv6. /?es. —
69 Boulevard de Versailles, St. Cloud, Paris. C/«3— United
University.
Chaire, Jersey, C.I.
(Jersey).
Clubs — Royal Automobile ; Victoria
BAZALGETTE (H. Coll). Argent, on a fesse gules,
three crescents of the first, a chief azure, thereon two
crosses flory or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, a Uon rampant argent, gorged with
a collar azure, charged with two crosses flory, as in the
arms, holding in the dexter forepaw a sword erect proper,
pommel and hilt gold, and the dexter hind paw resting
on a crescent or.
Sons of Norman Bazalgette, Gentleman, eld. son
of Charles Norman Bazalgette, (see below), b. 1883 ;
d. 191 1 ; m. 1903, Mary Leslie, d. ot John S. Mac-
Gregor, of Edinburgh : —
Charles Leslie Digby Bazalgette, Gentleman, b. 1904.
Res. — 31 Quintin Avenue, Wimbledon, S.W.20.
Tom Norman Bazalgette, Gentleman, b. 1907. Res. —
31 Quintin Avenue, Wimbledon, S.W.20.
Second son of Charles Norman Bazalgette, Esq.,
2nd son of Sir Joseph Bazalgette (see below),
b. 1847 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1879, Ethel May, d. of John
Boustead : —
Charles Ian Bazalgette, Gentleman, b. 1888. Res. —
Only surv. son of Sir Joseph William Bazalgette,
Knt. Bach., C.B., designer of the Thames Embank-
ment, by his wife Dame Maria, d. of the late
E. Kough, Esq., J. P., of Wexford :—
Edward Bazalgette, Esq., b. 1848. Res. — Chemey,
24 Arthur Road, Wimbledon, S.W.19.
B.\ZELY (H. Coll., 6 Aug. 1784 ; Gts. xv. 353*. Gules,
on a chevron or, between three battleaxes erect argent,
the staff or, as many barrulets wavy azure. Mantling
gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle
rising or, in the beak an annulet sable. Motto —
" Pursue."
Only son of late Rev. Henry Casson Barnes Bazely,
Gentleman, B.C.L., Brasenose Coll., Oxford, d. 1842 ;
d. 1883 ; w. 1880, Louisa, d. of George William
Boothby (grandson of the 8th Baronet) : —
BAZLEY(H. Coll., 1869). Per pale azure and sable, a bee
volant or, between three fleurs-de-lys argent. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
cubit arm proper, charged with a bee, as in the arms, the
hand holding a chapeau gules, turned up or, the whole
between two branches of oak proper. Motto — " Finem
respic6. "
Sons of Gardner Sebastian Bazley, Esq., of Hatherop
Castle, Fairford, M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, J. P., D. L.,
d. 1863; d. igii; m. 1903, Ruth Evelyn, eld. d. of the
late Sir E. Stafford Howard, K.C. B. , of Thornbury
Castle (who married secondly, 1913, Lieut. Francis
Charles Cadogan, R.N. I : —
Sir Thomas S^affurd Bazley, 3rd Bart. (30 N' v. 1869),
6. 1907 ; s. his g. father, 1919. Seat — Hatherop Castle,
Fairford, Glos.
Anthony Gardner Bazley, Esq. , 3. igrr. Res. — Hatherop
Castle, Fairford, Glos.
BEACH, see HICKS-BEACH.
BEACH of Oakley Hall (R.L. ; Arms, 23 June 1790;
Name, 24 June 1838, H. Coll.). Qua terly, i and 4, vair6
argent and gules, on a canton az i;e, a | ile or (BeachI ; 2
and 3, gules, a fesse wavy between thee fleurs-de-lys or
(Hicks). Mantling gules and a gent. Crests— i. on a
wreath of the colours, a demi-Uon rampant a gent, ducally
gorged or, holding in the paws an escutcheon azu e,
charged with a pile also gold (Beach) ; 2. on a w cath of
the colours, a buck's head couped and gorged with a
wreath of laurel all proper (Hicks). Motto — " Tiut en
bon heure."
Son of Capt. William Archibald Hicks Beach, J. P.,
Capt. and Hon. Major 7th Batt. K. Royal Rifle Corps,
d. 1859; d. 1924; m. 1888, Violet Iscbel {d. 1891),
only d. of Hon. Slingsby Bethell, C.B. : —
William Guv Hick^ Beach, Gentleman , <>. 1891. Seat —
Oakley Hall, lUsingstoke. C///*— Boodle's.
BE.^DNELL ( H. Coll. ). Per fesse gules and azure, a fesse
argent, surmounted by another of the second, charged with
a round buckle of the third, all between in chief a string of
beads (a rosary) with cross pendent therefrom, and in base
three bells, albo of the third. Mantling gules and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound's head
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proper, erased gules, gorged with a string of beads and
pendent therefrom a bell argent. MottO — " Nee timide
nee temere."
Sons of Henry Christoj her Thomas Beadnell, Esq.,
I. P. cos. Montgomery and Merioneth, ate Lieut. W.
Suffolk Regi. ,Capt. Royal Montgomery Rifles,^. 1839;
d. 1904; m. 1866, Matil ia Jane, second d. of John
Marsh of Carno, Montgomery : —
Henry Hugh Mostyn Beadnell, Esq., Capt. hitesrd Batt.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers,/". 1870; 7n. 1901, Mary Winifred,
d. of Rev. E. Thwaites of Fisherton Rectory, Salisbury;
and has issue — (i) Henry Charles Edgar .Marsh Beadnell,
Gentlemm, A. 191 1 ; (2) John Hugh Dundas Beadnell,
Gentleman, b. 1913 ; Winifred Matil a Laura ; Margaret
Alice Mostyn ; Eileen Gwladys ; and Ha riet Mary.
!^eat — Goganh, Llanidloes, co. Montgi mery. Res. — 1 he
Maples, Lomox, Vancouver Island, B.C.
Charles Hubert Armitage Marsh Beadnell, (jentleman,
■b. 1872 ; m. 1915, Alice, 3 d d. of Herbert jeffery Hacon,
late of Lu luam, Norfolk ; and has is ue— Millicent.
Kes. — Fleatham, East Grinstead, Sussex. Club — Royal
Thames Yacht,
BEALE (H Coll., 21 June 1921). Quarterly, gules
and or, four griffins' heads erased, counterchangcd within
a bordure sable, charged with eight estoiles of the
second. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath
BEALE-BROWNE of Withington, Gloucestershire,
Vn. of Gloucestersh. 1683 ; ped. recorded (H.Coll.) up to
1928. Quarterly, i. or, on a fesse gules three chess-rooks
of the field, in chief three martlets sable (for Browne) ;
2. argent, on a mount vert and in base barry wavy of the
of the colours, a secretary bird proper, resting the dexter
claw upon a pheon gold. Motto — " Work brings work."
Only son of Charles Edward Beale, Gentleman,
of CO. Stafford, h. 1852 ; m. 1873, Julia Louise, d.
of William Franklin, of London : —
Charles Samuel Beale, Gentleman, F.A.A., F.C.I.S.,
Fellow Central Assoc, of Accountants and of Chartered
Institute Secretaries, h. 1878 ; m. 1904, Isabella Charlotte,
d. of James Bruton, of London ; and has issue — Jack
Douglas Beale, Gentleman, h. 1905 ; Cecil Richard
Beale, Gentleman, h. 1909 ; Lionel Frederick Beale,
Gentleman, h. 1912 ; Estelle Isabella. Res. — Winch-
more Villa, Winchmore Hill, Middx. Club —
Constitutional.
BEALE of Tunbridge Wells (H. Coll.). Sable, sein^e
of mullets of six points or, <n a chief aic' ed argent, two
gryphons' heads erased gules. Mantling ible and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours in front of an unicrn's
head couyed argent, three fleurs-de-lys gules. Motto —
■" Nisi Dominus frustra."
Sons of Stephen Beale of Tunbridge Wells, b. 1819 ;
d. 1888 ; m. :—
Louis Stephen Beale, Gentleman, b. 1853. Kes. —
' ' Linden," 15 Linden Park, Tunbridge Wells.
first and azure, a tower triple- towered gules, on a chief
also azin-e, a sun in splendour between two estoiles or
(Bourne of Oxfordshire) ; 3. sable, on a chevron or be-
tween three griffins' heads erased argent, collared gules
as many estoiles sable (Beale of Guiting, Glos.) ; 4. or, on
a fesse azure between three robins proper, as many
roses argent (Robbins, of Mangersbmy, Gloucestershire).
Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a demi-eagle double-headed and displayed sable,
charged on the breast with a leopard's face or. Motto —
" Spirat in Deo." Livery — Black, with yellow facings.
Third and only surv. son of Thomas Beale-Browne,
Esq., J. P., D.L., of Salperton Park, Glos., and
Crotta, CO. Kerry, 6. 18 10 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1840, Mary
Eliza, d. of George James SuMvan, of Wilmington,
nr. Ryde : —
Lt.-Col. George Edward Beale Beale-Browne, J. P.
Gloucestershire, late i8th Hussars, served Ashanti War
1873-4, ^- 1850 ; m. 1877, EUen Eliza Ann, d. of R. R.
Coxwell Rogers, Esq., J. P., D.L. of DowdesweU Covurt
and Ablington Manor, Glos. ; and has had issue —
(i) Thomas Richard Beale-Browne, Gentleman, M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., h. 1877 ; drowned at sea as a result of enemy's
action 1918 ; (2) John Montague Beale-Browne, Gentle-
man, h. 1884 \m. 1907, Ethel, d. of J. Tippetts, R.N.] ;
George Augistus Beale-Browne, Esq., Capt. R.A.S.C,
served Great War 1914-18 and Razmak Campaign, India,
1922-4, h. 1889 [m. 1913, Isobel Winifred, only d. of the
late G. H. Forbes Errington, of Chadwell St. Mary,
Essex, and Ashboiu-ne, co. Derby ; and has issue —
George Reginald Beale-Brov*Tie, Gentleman, 6. 1915] ;
and Ellen Louise. Seat — The Court, Withington, Glos.
BEALE-BROWNE. Vn. of Gloucestersh. 1683 ; ped.
recorded (H. Coll.) up to 1928. Quarterly, i. or, on a
fesse gules three chess-rooks of the field, in chief three
martlets sable (for Browne) ; 2. argent, on a mount vert
and in base barry wavy of the first and aziu-e, a tower
triple-towered gules, on a chief also aziu-e, a sim in
splendour between two estoUes or (Boiume of Oxford-
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shire) ; 3. sable, on a chevron or between three griffins'
heads erased argent, collared gules as many estoiles sable
(Beale of Guiting, Glos.) ; 4. or on a fesse azure between
three robins proper, as many roses argent (Robbins of
Mangersbury, Gloucestershire). Mantling gulcs and or.
Crest— On a %vreath of the colours, a demi-eagle double-
headed and displayed sable, charged on the breast with
a leopard's face or. Motto — " Spirat in Deo." Livery
— Black, with yellow facings.
Only son of John Beale-Browue, Gentleman, of
Salperton Park, Glos., and Crotta, Kilfiynn, co.
Kerry, 6. 1841 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1867, Charlotte Sophia,
d. of John Henry Chancellor, of Barnes : —
Brig.-Gen. Desmond John Edward Beale-Browne,
D.S.O., J. P. Sussex, late 9th Lancers, served S. African
War 1899-1901, and Great War 1914-18, Comdr. Crown
of Belgium, b. 1870 ; tn. 1916, Ethel Alexander, d. of
F. W. Jowers, of Wivelsfield, Sussex ; and has issue —
Rosemary Everilda. Res. — Wcstfield Place, Battle,
Sussex. Clubs — Cavalry, R.Y.S.
BEAMISH of Mount Beamish (U.O.). Argent, a lion
rampant between three trefoils slipped gules. Mantling
gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a demi-lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder
with a trefoil slipped or. Motto — "Virtus insignit
audentes."
Sons of William Beamish, Gentleman, of Mount
Beamish, b. ; d. 1887 ; m. 1840, Ellen, d. of
Lieut.-Col. David Gregory, 45th Regt. : —
Col. David Gregory Beamish, Lieut.-Col. (ret.) 5th
Northumberland Fusiliers, b. 1842; m. 1877, Mary, d.
of Thomas Hammond ; and has issue — Ella Wright ;
Ellen Prudence Gregory. Res. —
Benjamin Beamish, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 1888,
Florence, d. of Thomas Vance, of Blackrock House,
Dublin: and has issue — Desmond Wilham Beamish,
Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Gregory Gordon Vance Beamish,
Gentleman, b. 1895. Res. —
Son of William Henry Beamish, Gentleman, b. 1849 ;
d. 1927 ; m. 1876, Mary Helena, d. of Francis Jervis
of Briade: —
Jervis William Newman Beamish, Gentleman, b. 1884.
Res.—
Son of Edward Spread Beamish, Esq., Lieut.-Col.
R.A., of Halfway Street House, Bexley, b. 1825 ;
d. 1898 ; by 2nd wife, m. 1868, Diana Spencer,
d. of Frederick Mortimer Lewin, LC.S., of Halfway
Street, Kent : —
Charles Noel Bernard Beamish, Gentleman, B.A.
(Camb.), b. 1877. Res. —
Sons of Rear-Adm. Henry Hamilton Beamish, C.B.,
of Mount House, Brasted, Kent, b. 1829 ; d. 1900 ;
tn. 1867, Blanche Georgina, d. of Capt. W. Marjori-
banks Hughes (who assumed later the name of
Loftus Otway) : —
Robert Otway Hamilton Beamish, Esq., late R.N.,
b. 1868. Res.—
Sackville Edward Cecil Hamilton Beamish, Esq.,
Maj. late West India Regt., b. 1872; m. 1914, Beatrix,
d. of J. E. Caithness, and has issue — Richard Sackville
Hamilton Beamish, Gentleman (twin), b. 1916 ; and
Helen Evelyn Hamilton. Res. —
Henry Hamilton Beamish, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; m.
1926, Frances Winifred, only d. of Lt.-Col. A. Lingard
Green, D.S.O. Res.—
Clubs — Roval Societies', Sports, Rand (Johannesburg).
Rear-Adm. Tufton Percy Hamilton Beamish, C.B.,
(ret.), M.P. Lewes Div. Sussex, 1924, b. 1874 ; w. 1914,
Margaret Antonia, d. of Henry Simon, of Didsbury, Man-
chester ; and has issue — Tufton Victor Hamilton Beamish,
Esq., b. 1917; John Otway Hamilton Beamish, Esq.,
b. 1919 ; and Vivien Antonia Hamilton. Seat — Chel-
worth, ChelwooJ Gate, Sussex. Clubs — United Service,
Carlton, 1900, R.A.C.
BEAMISH (Confd. U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant,
between three trefoils slipped gules. Maa^ling gules
and argent. Crest— A demi-lion rampant gules, charged
on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Motto—" Virtus
insignit audentes."
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Son of James Caulfield Beamish, Esq., J. P. of Ditchley,
CO. Cork ; and Cam| h 11, co. Sligo, Capt. R.A., i.
1847; d. 1896; (by 2nd wife) m. 1878, Elizabeth, d.
and h. of Pett-r Niddrin, J.P. of Camphull, co. Sligo : —
William Robert Dehicour Beamish, Gentleman, Lieut.
R.E., i. 1879. •i^^' — Camphuil, Uiomore West, co. Sligo.
Sons el Richard Pigi^tt Beamish, Esq. , J.P. , D. L., of
Ashb urne, co. Cork, Capt. W. Cork Art. Mil., i.
1832; ci. 1899; m. 1858, Hulda Elizabeth Constance
only d. and h. of Charles Gusiavus Mosander, Knt. of
N rih Star of Sweden (by Philippina, d. and cch. of
Rev. Jchn Erik Fi rsstroni) : —
Richard Hennk Beamish, Gentleman, <^. 1861 ; w. 1903,
Violet, d. of Col. W. Pitcairn Campbell, A.D.C., 3rd
Batt. King's Roy. Rif. ; and has issue — Richard Pigott
Beamish, Gentkman, ^. 1909 ; Huldine Violet ; and
Noreen Violet. Seat — Ashbourne, Glounthaune, co. Cork.
Gustaf W illiam Beamish, Gentleman, fi. 1864. Hes. —
Sons tf Alten Augustus William Beamish, Esq., Lt.-
C()l. R.E. (ret.), F.S.A., d. 1841, d. 1902; w. 1892,
May Ri ss {d. 1906), d. of Sir John Gillespie, W.S.
(Edinburgh) : —
Arthur John Beamish, Gentleman, 6. 1894. jRes. —
George Gillespie Beamish, Gentleman, l>. 1901. J?es. —
S n of Francis Bernard Servingti n Beamish, of Tuckton
House, Christchu ch, Hants., d. 1839; m. 1862, Kate
Phcebe (d. 1873), f^- of Lt.-Col. Edward Broadiey : —
Francis Edward de Courcey Beamish, Gentleman,
b. 1806.
Son f f William Stuart Broadiey Beamish, Gentleman,
i. 1868 ; d. 1922 ; m. ist, Zelie, only d. of Capt.
Sydney Smith : —
William John de Cou'cey Beamish, Gentleman, d. 1905.
Address — Croy Lodge, Paignton, S. Devon.
BEAN (H. ColL, 30 Apl. 1920). Azure, on a fesse
embattled argent, between two demi-lions couped or,
three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, in front of a saltire flory argent,
a stag's head proper, erased gules. Motto — " Consilio et
animis."
Son of Alderman Sir George Bean, Knt., J. P., of
Oakham Lodge, Dudley, b. ; d. 1924 ; m.
1879, Mary, d. of the late John Harper of Dudley : —
John Harper Bean, Esq., C.B.E. (1918), b. 1885 ;
m. 1914, Winifred, d. of William Wells; and has issue—
Brenda Mary; Diana Barbara ; and Patiicia. Res. —
Lawnswood House, nr. Stourbridge, Worcs.
BEARDMORE of Flichity (H. Coll., 23 Feb. 1921),
Argent, a fesse between three wolves' tails sable. Mant-
ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of thecoloturs,
a wolf rampant regardant sable. Supporters — On either
side a stag regardant proper, gorged with a collar, pen-
dent therefrom an escutcheon or, that on the dexter
charged with a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper,
that on the sinister charged with a thistle leaved and
slipped also proper. Badge — Two wolves* tails in
saltire sable enfiled with a Baron's coronet or. Motto —
" Providentia me committo."
Son of William Beardmore, Gentleman, of Parkhead,
Glasgow, and of Greenwich, Kent, b. 1824 ; d. 1877;
m. Sophia Louisa Miles : —
Rt. Hon. Sir WiUiam Beardmore, ist Baron Inver-
nairn of Strathnavin, co. Inverness (15 Jan. 1921), Bart.
(22 Jan. 19141, b. 1856 ; m. 1902, Elizabeth, d. of David
Tullis, of Glencairn, Rutherglen, Glasgow. Seat —
Flichity, Daviot, Inverness. Clubs — Carlton, Brooks's,
R.Y.S.
BEARSTED, see SAMUEL.
BEATSON (L.O.). Gules, a chevron between three
spear-heads points upward argent, a mullet for dif-
ference. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the liveries, a bee volant, en arriere proper.
Motto — " Cum prudentia sedulus."
Issue of Maj.-Gen. Sir Stuart Brownlow Beatson,
K.C.B., K.C.S.I., K.C.V.O., b. 1854 ; d. 1914 ; w.
1889, Edith Cecil {Rex.— 75 Portland Court, W.i),
d. of late Maj.-Gen. Sir William Kidston lElles.
K.C.B. :—
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The late Charles EUes Stuart Beatson, Esq., M.C.,
Major R.F., b. 1891 ; killed in action 1917.
Eleanor Jean, b. 1893 ; m. ist. Captain AndrewlD.
MacNeiU (see MacNeill) {d. 1917) ; m. 2nd, Monsieur
Roberto Levillier, of the Argentine Diplomatic Service.
Res. — Chateau de Champ Goubert, Evrecy, France.
BEATTY(H. Coll.). Azure, a beehive beset with nine
bees volant or, a chief argent, charged with the cross of St.
George gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, |holding in the
dexter paw a crescent or. Motto — " Non vi sed
arte."
Eld. son of David Lcngfield Beatty, of Borodale (see
next entry) : —
Rt. Hon. Sir David Beatty, Earl Beatty, Viscount
Borodale, of Wexford, Baron Beatty of the North Sea and
of Brooksby, Lines. (27 Sept. 191 9), P.C, G.C.B., O.M.,
G.C.V.O., D.S.O., Grand Officer Order of Savoy (mil.).
Grand Officer Legion of Honour (France), Grand Cordon
Order of the Rising Sun (Japan), Grand Cordon Order of
Leopold (Belgiiun), Croix de Guerre, Admiral of the Fleet ;
Lord Rector of Edinburgh Univ. ; Hon. LL.D., Aberdeen ;
Hon. D.C.L. Oxford [Supporters — On the dexter side, a
sailor in the Royal Navy; on the sinister, in the Royal
Marines, both proper], b. 1871 ; m. 1901, Ethel, d. of
Marshall Field, of Chicago ; and has issue — David Field
Beatty, commonly called Viscount Borodale, Sub. -Lieut.
R.N., b. 1905 ; Hon. Peter Randolph Louis Beatty,
b. 1910. Seats — Brooksby Hall, Leics. ; The Priory,
Reigate ; GlantuUy Castle, co. Perth. Town res. — 17
Grosvenor Square, W.i. Chtbs — Marlborough, Turf,
Naval and Military, Athenaeum, R.Y.S.
BEATTY (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a
beehive placed on a stand and beset with nine bees
volant, in chief a naval crown, all or (for Beatty); 2 and
3, gules, a chevron ermine between seven cross crosslets
fitchee, three fessewise in chief, and four in base argent
{for Longfield). Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, armed
and langued azure, holding in the dexter paw a triimiphal
crown or. Motto — " Non vi sed arte."
3rd son of David Longfield Beatty, of Borodale,
Capt. 4th Hussars, b. 1841 ; d. 1904 ; m. ,
Katherine Edith, d. of Nicholas Sadleir, of Dun-
boyne Castle, Meath : —
Major William Vandeleur Beatty, b. ; tn. 1925,
Hon. Victoria Alexandrina, d. of 4th Baron Southampton
Res, — Phantcm House, Newmarket.
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Sons of Capt. Richard George Beatty, Ind. Army,
b. 1881 ; d. 1915 ; m. 1907, Florence Mary, d. of
John Bywatei , ol London : —
John Lionel Beatty. Gcnilnian, b. 1910. Hes. — 31
Pembroke Avenue, Hi ve, Sussex.
William Richard Le Hunte Beatty, Gentleman, b.
1913-
BE \ TTY of Toronto (U.O., 1912). Azure, a fesse em
battled argnt. masoned s;ible. betAcen three pheons or.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, a castle triple-towered argent, the centre tower
charged with a pheon azure. MottO — "Qui beat
beatu-.."
Sons of William Henry Beatty, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
of Toronto : —
Henry Worts Beatty, Merchant, 6. . lies. —
Toronu), Canada.
Charles William Beatty, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law,
i. . Res.— Tor mo. Canada.
BEAUCHAMP, see LYGON.
BEAL'CH.\MP of Grosvenor Place. Quarterly, i and
4, argent, a chevron sable, between three martlets
giiles (for Proctor) ; 2 and 3, gules, a fesse between six
billets, three and three banvise or, a canton ermine
(for Beauchamp). Mantling sable and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a pied
greyhound sejant proper, collared or. Motto — " Tou-
jours fidele."
Son of Sir Edward Beauchamp, ist Bart., of
Grosvenor Place, Westminster, b. 1849 ', by second
wife, m. 1890, Betty Campbell, d. of the late
Archibald Woods, of Columbia, Ohio : —
Sir Brograve Campbell Beauchamp, 2nd Bart.
(27 June rg 11), 6. 1897 ; Lieut, (ret.) Household Cavalry ;
tn. 1923, Lady Evelyn Leonora, d. of 5th Earl of Carnar-
von ; and has issue — Patricia Evelyn. Res. — 4 Deanery
Street, W.i.
BEAUCHAMP of Woodborough (H. Coll., 23 Jan.
19 19). Azure, three grenades fired and a bordure en-
grailed or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a tiger statant azure, charged on the
shoulder with a grenade, as in the arms. Motto — " Ce
que Dieu veut."
Son of William Beachim Beauchamp, of Norton
Hall, Bath, b. ; d. 1894 ; m. Frances {d.
1918), d. of :—
Sir Frank Beauchamp, ist Bart. (4 Oct. 191^), C.B.E.,
of Woodborough, J. P. co. Somerset, Col. (ret.) R.A.S.C,
b. 1866 ; m. 1897, Mabel Constance, d. of James Bannon,
of New Romney, Kent ; and has issue — Douglas Clifford
Beauchamp, Esq., Lieut. Res. of Officers L. Gds., b. 1903
[tn. 1926, Nancy, d. of Lawrence Moss, of Sydney,
N.S.W.J ; Ian Frank Hugh Beauchamp, b. 1907 ; Irene
Mabel [m. 1923, Richard Ashley Hall, of Clifton, Bristol] ;
Dorothy Joan. Seat — Woodborough, Bath. Clubs —
Ranelagh, Carlton, Bath and County.
BEAUCHAMP of Trevince (R.L., 1905, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, I and 4, vair ^Beauchamp); 2. azure, on a
chevron between three sea-horses argent, .is many hearts
gules ; 3. ermine, on a fesse azure, three lozenges or
(Nagle).
Son of Edmund Beauchamp Beauchamp (formerly
Tucker), Esq., J. P. and D. L. , Lieut, sgth Regt. , b.
1833; d. 1921; m. 1st, 1856, Maria Sadleir (</. 1870),
d. of Burton Persse of Moyode Castle, co. Galway ;
and. 1873, Gertrude [d. 1876), d. of Dudley Persse
of Roxborough, CO. Galway ; 3rd, Louisa Ellen, d. of
Rev. Harry Longueville Jones : —
Chailes Howard Beauchamp, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; m.
191 1, Grace Ei een, only d. (f the late Charles F.dward
Bonner of Lismullen, Worthing ; and has issue : — Howard
Longueville Dillon Beauchamp, Gentleman, b. 1913.
Seat — Trevince, Gwennap, co. Cornwall.
BEAUCHAMP of New Zealand (H.Coll., 12 May 1924);
Gules, on a fesse engrailed between five billets, three and
two or, three roses of the field, barbed and seeded proper.
Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, an heraldic tiger passant or, resting the dexter
paw on a shield argent, charged with a rose, as in the
arms. Motto — " Verite sans peur."
Son of Arthur Beauchamp, Esq., Member Prov'l
Council, and Mem. House of Representatives of
Picton, New Zealand, 6. 1827; d. 1910 ; tn. 1854,
Marv Elizabeth, d. of Timothy Stanley, of Preston,
Lancashire : —
Sir Harold Beauchamp, Knt. Bach. (1923), Fellow
Royal Colonial Inst., b. 1858 ; tn. ist, 1884, Annie
Bumell (d. 1918), d. of the late Joseph Dyer; 2nd,
1920, Laiura Kate, widow of Lewis Bright ; and has surv.
issue — (by first marriage) Vera Margaret [m. 1909, Maj.
James Mackintosh BeU, O.B.E., F.R.G.S., M.A., Ph.D.,
LL.D., of Old Bumside, Almonte, Ontario]; Charlotte
Mary [m. ist, Lieut.-Col. John Charles Perkins,
D.S.O. {d. 1916) ; 2nd, 1923, Cecil Pickthall] ;
Jeannie Worthington [tn. 1922, Capt. Charles Renshaw].
Res. — The Grange, Highland Park, Wellington, N.Z.
Clubs — British Empire, Wellington (New Zealand).
PROCTOR-BEAUCHAMP. Quarterly, i and 4, argent
a chevron sable, between three martlets gules (for Proctor) ;
2 and 3, gules, a fesse betvveen six billets, three and three,
barwise or, a canton ermine (for Beauchamp) ; the
escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colouis, on a mount vert, a pied greyhound sejant proper,
collared or. Motto — " Toujours fidele."
Fo rth son of Sir Thomas William Brograve Proctor-
Beauchamp, 4th Bart., D.L. for Norfolk, who assumed
by Royal Licence, July 9, 1852, the surname of Proctor-
Beauchamp, in that sequence, instead of Beauchamp-
Proctor ; by his wife the Hon. Catherine Esther
Waldegrave, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Granville
George, 2nd Lord Radstock: —
Rev. Sir Montagu Harry Proctor- Beauchamp, 7th Bart.,
(20 Feb. 1744), M.A. (Cantab ), served Great War as
Chaplain to the Forces (despatches), b. i860 ; s. his brother
X915 ; m. 1892, Florence, d. of Robert Barclay, of Reigate,
and has surv. issue — Ivor Cuthbert Proctor-Beauchamp.
Esq.. b. iQoo; Basil Ralph Proctor-Beauchamp, Esq., b.
100(5; and Muriel Esther Dorine. Res. — Ebley Court,
Stroud, Glos
BEAUCLERK. Quarterly, i and 4, grand quarters,
France and England ; 2. Scotland ; 3. Ireland ; over all a
baton sinister gules, charged with three roses argent,
barbed and seeded proper ; 2 and 3, quarterly, gules and or,
in the first quarter a mullet argent (for De Vere). Crest —
On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant
guardant or, crowned with a ducal coronet per pale
argent and of the first, gorged with a collar of the last.
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thereon three roses, also argent, barbed and seeded proper.
Motto — " Auspicium melioris £evi."
Son of the Most Noble William Amelias Aubrey
De Vere Beauclerk, loth Duke of St. Albans, b.
1840 ; d. 1898 ; by ist wife, tn. 1867, Sybil Mary
{d. 1871), d. of Lieut. -Gen. the Hon. Charles
Grey : —
The Most Noble Charles Victor Albert Aubrey De Vere
Beauclerk, nth Duke of St. Albans {10 Jan. 1683), Earl
of Burford, co. Oxford, Baron of Hedington (27 Dec.
1676) ; Baron Vere of Hanworth, Middlesex (28 Mar.
1750), Hereditary Grand Falconer of England, and
Hereditary Registrar of the Court of Chancery ^Supporters
— On the dexter, an antelope argent, armed and unguled
or ; on the sinister, a greyhound argent, each gorged
with a collar as in the crest], b. 1870. Seat — Bestwood
Lodge, Nottingham. Club — Brooks's.
Sons of loth Duke of St. Albans, by 2nd wife, tn.
1874, Grace, d. of Ralph Osborne, Esq., M.P., of
Newtown Anner, co. Tipperary : —
Lord Osborne De Vere Beauclerk, Capt. (ret.) 17th
Lancers, b. 1874 ; m. 1918, Beatrice Frances, G.B.E.,
d. of 5th Marquess of Lansdowne, and widow of 6th
Marquess of Waterford. Res. — Newtown Anner, Clon-
mell. Club — Brooks's.
Lord William De Vere Beauclerk, b. 1883. Res. —
BEAUFORT, see SOMERSET.
BEAUMONT (Vn. Leics. 1619 ; H. Coll.). Azure,
sem6e-de-lyb, a lion rampant or. Mantling azure and or.
Crest— On a chapeau azure, sem6e-de-lys or, turned up
ermine, a lion passant also or. MottO — " Erectus non
elatus."
Only son of Capt. Sir George Rowland Beaumont,
loth Bart., J. P.. R.H.A., d. 1851; d. 1914; tn.
1880, Lillie Ellen, d. of Majo -Gen. G.A. Craster,
R.E. :—
Sir George Arthur Hamilton Beaumont, ijth Bart.
(Feb. 21, i56i), Lieut. K.R. Rifle Crps, 6. 1881; m.
1923, Renee, d. of Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward Nurthey,
G.C.M.G. , and has issue : — George Howland Francis
Beaumont, E q., i. 1924; and Eleanor Brienne. J^es. —
Cole O ton Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Ciuds — Carlton,
Naval and Military.
Sons ( f Si George Howland Beaumont, 9th Bart., i.
1828; d. 1882; m. ist, 1850, Paulina Menzies, d. of
W. Hallows Belli and niece of Dr. Howley, Aichbishop
of Cante.bury : —
Frederick Louis Maureward Beaumont, Esq., d. 1862;
m. 1900, Helen Mary (d. 1924), d. of late Decimus Sturges.
/fgs, — River Ranche, Chilcoten, Briti h Col mbia.
Henry Cecil Chailes Beaumont, E^q., Capt. R. Bucks.
Hussars, late Lieut, ist Batt. Scots Gua.ds,(J. 1864; m.
ist, 1894. Jessie Leigh [d. 1916), d. of late Geo ge A.
Fellows of New Yo k ; 2nd, Marie, d. of Albert Tachard.
Cluis—Bachelui a' , St James's, Garrick.
Son of William Francis B ;rtie B-aamont ot B jckland
i. 1808; d. 1837; m. 1833, Frances Mary Caroline, d
of Ji hn Smith : —
Francis Henrv Beaumcnt, Esq., J. P., D. L. and C.A.
Surrey, M.A. , of Backland Court, Surrey, County Treasurer
of Surrey, fi. 1834; m. 1856, Mary Emily {d. 1923), third d.
of Evan Bailie of Dochfour, N.B. , by Lady Georgiana
Montagu his wife, d. of the most Hon. William, 5th Duke of
Manchester ; and has had issue — (i) Francis Montagu Beau-
mont, Esq., Major late King's Royal Rifles, i. 1857 [m.
1904, Sybil Anne, youngest d. of Higford Migford of
Hartsfield, Betehworth, and has issue— Crystal Katherine];
Beatrice Caroline [m. 1899, Col. Sir Percival Marting, Bt. ,
V.C., C.B.]; Mary Georgiana [m. 1884, Henry Claude
Fuller] ; and Hilda Augusta Katharine [m. 1899, Robert
Massy Dawson Sanders of Charville Park, co. Cork, and
has issue]. Seat — Buckland Court, Reigate, Surrey. Cluli —
Carlton.
BEAUMONT (H. Coll.). Gules, a lion rampant or,
armed and langued azure, between eight crescents in orle
of the sec nd. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a
wreath < f the c 1 urs, a bull's head erased quarteily argent
and gules. MottO — "Fide sed cui vide." Livery — Dark
claret.
Sons of Rt. Hon. Wentworth Canning Blackett
Beaumont, P.C. , ist Viscount Allendale, Capt. Yeomen
of the Guard, Capt. and Hon. Maj. Yorks. Hussars, b.
i860 ; d. 1923 ; tn. i88g, Lady Alexandrina Louisa
Maud Vane-Tempest, d. of 5th Ma q le^s ot L ndon-
derry : —
Rt. Hon. Went w rth Henry Canning Beaum nt.M.C. ,2nd
Viscount Allendale 15 July 19 i), 3 d Bar n Allendale (20
July 1906), Maj Northumberland Hussars Ye ., lat.' Capt.
and Lite Guards [Supporters — Dexter, a li n a gent
sem^e of crescents gules ; sinister, a bull q .ai tei ly argent
and gales, armed silver, tipi,ed g Id], b. 1890; tn. igsi,
Violet Lucy, d. ot Sir Cha les Seely, 2nd Bart. ; and has
issue — Hon. Wentworth Henry Charles Beaumont, (5. 1922;
Hon. Richard Blackett Bea .mont, i 1926 ; and Hon. Ela
Hilda Aline. Sea/s — Di.sion, Corbridgi-on- I yne ; Bietton
Park. Wakefield. Toivn res. — 144 Piccadilly, W. Ciuis
— Turf, Br oks's.
Hon. Ralph Edward Blackett Beaum nt d. iqoi ; tn,
1926, Helena Ma y, d. ot Brig. -Gen. Cecil Wray, C.B. ,
C.M.G., M.V.O.,and has issue — J. hn Kaljih Beaumont,
Esq., d. 1927. /?es. — 28 Montagu Square, W.i.
SjU oI Wentvvo th Blackett Beaum nt, it Baron
Allendale, d. 1829 ; d. 1907 ; tn. 1856, Lady Margaret
Anne de Bu'gh, d. of ist Maiques^ Clanrica\le: —
Major Hon. Edward de Grey Beaumont, Maj. Lanes.
Hussars, late i6th Lancers, d. 1862. J?es. — 9 Charles
Street, W.
Son of Hon. Hube t George Beaumont, B.A., i. 1864 ;
d. 1922 ; tn. 1900, Eiisa Mercedes {d. 1917). d. of
M. P. G.ace of Battle Abbey, Sussex, and 40 Belg ave
Square: —
Michael Wentworth Beaumont, Esq., 2nd Lieut, d Id-
stream Gds. 1923—4, Lieut. 99th Berks. & Bucks. Yeo. Bde.
R.A., d. 1903; /». 1924, Hon. Faith Muriel, yngst. d. of
ist Baron Gainsf rd c f Headlam. Jfes. — Woftton House,
Aylesbury. Clubs — Guards', B.ooks'.
Son of Henry F.ede.ick Beaumont, E q., V.D., J. P.'
b. 1833; d. 1913; tn. 1857, Maria Joanna, d. of William
Ganorth of W'gantbr oe Hall, co. Yorks. : —
Henry Ralph Beaumont, Esq., J. P. and D. L., Capt. T.F. ,
late 4th Batt. A gyll and Sutherland HighlandL-rs, b. 1865 ;
tn. 1904, Mary Helen, d. of Sir James Gibson Craig, Bart.,
of Riccarton ; and has surv, issue — Dulcie Helen ; Diana
Mary; and Evelyn Catherine. Estate — Whitley Beau-
mont, Yorks. Seat — Tt-tworth, .Ascot, Berks. Clubs —
Brooks's, Turf, Bachelors', Yorkshire (York).
BEAVER (H. Coll., 1835). Or, a fesse azure, between
three lions rampant in chief gules, and a beaver passant in
base prjper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a mount vert, thereon, in fr.un of three
arrows, one in pale and two in saltire, the pheons down-
ward, a beaver passant proper. MottO — " Industria et
virtute."
Srns of Hugh Edward Campbell Beaver, Gentleman,
of Bryn Glas, co. Montgomery, b. 1843 ; (/. 1892 ; m.
1889, Cerise, d. of John Eyre, Esq., J. P., D.L. o
Eyrecourt, co. Gal way : —
Hugh Eyre Campbell Beaver, Gentleman, t. 1P90; m.
1925, Jean .^twooJ, yngr. d. of Major Robert Atwood
Beaver, O.B.E. and has issue — Cerise. Res. — The
Dower House, Walton-on-Thames Club — E.I. United
Service.
Major Guy Duncan Campbell Beaver, late Ind. Army, t.
Res. — Gruinard Estate Office, by Altbea, Ross-shire.
Eld. sonof Robert Atwood Beaver, Esq., J. P. Lanes., b.
1846; d. 1901 ; m. 1864, Charlotte Louisa, d. of Joseph
Robert Atkinson : —
Robert Atwood Beaver, Esq., O.B.E. , M.D. (Liverpool),
M.D. (Vict.), M.B. (Lond.),Maj. (ret.) R.A.M.C.iJ. 1865;
tn. 1892, Jean Henrietta, d. of Henry Rae ; and has issue —
Mary Louise Atwood ; and Jean Atwood \m. 1925, Hugh
Eyre Campbell Beaver (see above)]. Res. — The Manor
House, Wotton-under-Edge, Glos.
Ynur. son of Arnold Atwood Beaver, Gentleman, b.
1876; d. 1924; tn. Ellen Cromwell, d. of Milton
Stuart : —
Robert Atwood, Gentleman, b. 1906.
BEAVERBROOK, see AITKEN.
BEAZLEY. Gules, alymphad with sails furled and oars
in action, between three crosses pat^e, all or. Majitling
gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-
leopard proper, holding in dexter paw a lily argent,
stalked, leaved, and slipped vert, and resting the sinister
paw on a fleur-cle-lys or. Motto — " Steadfast."
Sons of Edwin Arthur Beazley, Esq., J. P., of Norley
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Bank, Norley, nr. W'a rington, *. Aug. 17, 1857; d.
11,24; m. Nov. 22, 1883, A. ice Maul, eldest dau. of
George Richard Wilson, Geiuleman, of Oxton : —
JanifS GeoHrey Bryuon I eaziey, Esq., M.C., T.D., Lt.-
Ccil. Comdg. 7th'B.itt. The King's Regt. (Live p ol), M.A.
(Oxon.), ^. Sept. 23, 1884; /«. and has issue. A'es. — 14
Water Street, Liverpool.
John Roland Beazley, Esq., Capt. (ret.) 7th Royal
I'lisilies, Chevalier Legi n of Honour, fi. Feb. 21, 1890;
m. and has issue, /^es. —
Harold Gilroy Beazley, Gentleman, ^. April 26, 1891 ;
M. and has issue, /ies. —
Frank Forbes Beazley, Gentleman, fi. Jan. 26, 1896.
JAMES HENRY BEAZLEY, Gentleman. Born Sept.
2, 1847, being the eldc-st son of the late James Heazley,
Esq., I. P. for Liverpool, by his wife Eliza ICninia Jes.^ie,
dau. of Thomas Martin Illden Tilby, F^.X., Kiught of the
Order of the Redeemer. Armorial bearing's— Gules, a
lymphad with sails furled an oars in action, between three
crosses pat« e all or, impaling the arms of Nickels, namely,
per saltire sable and argent, two pheons in pale of the last
and as many Cornish choughs in fesse proper. Mantling
L;ules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-
leopard proper, holding m dexter paw a lily argent , stalked,
leaved, and slipped vert, and resting the sini->ter paw on a
tleur-de-Ks or Motto — "Steadfast." Married, Sept. 2,
1875, Emmeline, dau. of John Thomas Nickeis, Gentleman,
of Noctorum, Cheshire; and has surv. issue — (i) Eric
Bertram Beazley, Esq., fi. Feb. 24, 1878, late Capt. The
King's Live pool Regt. [m. i<>24, Mary Florence, d. of
Haro'.d G. Cosfield, of Fox How, Ambleside, and has
issue — Ernest Graham Beazley, Gentleman, iJ. 1925 (A'«. —
Bidston)]; (2) Arthur Tetley Beazley, Esq., M.B.E. , late
Capt. King's Liverpool Regt., B.Sc, B.E., A.M.I.C.E.,
^. June 18, 1881 [m. 1915, Elaine Olive, only d. of Alfred
Edward Sacksen, of Bayswater, and has issue — Peter
.■\rthur Tetley Beazley, Gentleman, d. 1916; Henry Tetley
Beazley, Gentleman, t. 1917 ; and Jane Mary {J?es. —
44 Queen's Gate Gardens, S.W. )] ; (3) John Godfrey Beazley,
Gentleman, I.C.S., B.A. (Oxon.), d. Feb. 9, 1885 [m. Sept.
6, 1911, Roberta, d. of David Mitchell, J. P., of Millfield,
Polmont, Stirlingshire (J?es. — Holmfield, Great Sutton, nr.
Birkenhead)] ; (4) Walter Edwin Beazley, Esq., .\i.C., Major
10/12 Rgt. Sikhs F.F., 6. June 26, 1886 [ ■/. tst, 1922,
-May Ida {d. 1923), d. of Aith r Bazett ; 2nd, 1925,
Harriett, d. of R bort H. Wilkie, of Wo Iton, Liverpool] ;
Emmeliiie Jessie ; ."Vlargaret Ellen [w. J ne5.i9i2, I'ercival
Wilson Le.iihart, M D., of Oxton, Birkenhead]; Winifred
Marion Nickels [m. 1923, William lohn Li .s, Judge of
County *. ourt, Sheffield]; and Allreda 1'^ ith Decinia [m.
1923, Anthony 1 1. dley l.eathart, .\1.C., Solicitor]. Residence
— Oak Dene. Noctorum, Birkenhead.
Sons of Ernest Henry Beazley (eldest son < f above
James Henryl, b. 1876; d. 1920; m. 1911, Elsie,
d. of Henry B aithvvaite : —
Philip Henry Graham Beazley, Gentleman, b. 1912.
Res.—
Edward Dudley Hope Beazley, Gentleman, b. 1914.
FRANK CHARLES BEAZLEY, Gent'eman, F.S.A.
Born June 27, 1856, being the third sen of ihe late James
Beazlev, Esq., J. P. lor Liverpool, by his wne Eiiza Emma
Jessie, dau. of Thomas Martin lliden Tiiby, R.N., Knight
of the Order of the Redi emer. Armorial bearings— Gules, a
lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between three
cros-e^ pati^e all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard proper, holding
in dexter paw a lily argent, stalked, leased and slipped
vert, and re ting the sinister paw on a fleur- e-lysor. Motto
— "Sieadfa-.t." Residence — 4 Arnside, Oxton, Birkenhead.
Club — Athenaeum (Liverpool).
ROBERT CLOVER BEAZLEY, Gentleman. Born
Ian. 18, 1850, being the second son of the late James
Beazley. Esq , J. P. for Liverpc ol, by his wile Eiiza Emma
lessie, dau. of Ihomas Martin Illden Tilby. R.N., Knight
of the Order of the Redeemer. Armorial bearings Gules,
a lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between
three crosses patee, all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest—
On a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard proper, holding
in dexter paw a lily argent, stalked, jeaved, and slipped
vert, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-' e-lysor. Motto
— "Steadfist." Married, Feb. 6, 1879, Harriot Gertrude,
dau. of late David Williams of Dendraeth Castle, co.
Merioneth, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1861. M.P.
said CO. ; and has Issue— [\) Hugh Loveday Beazley, Gentle-
man, b. Oct. 16, i8fo [m. and has issue]; (2) Robert
Gordon Beazley, Gentleman, late Lieut. 4th Batt. The
Cheshire Regr., b. Nov. 2, 1887; Dcrcihy Gertnde; and
Florence Gwynedd. j?«»c.— Waterford Read, Birkenhead.
BEAZLEY (H. Coll.). Gules, a lymphad, sails furled
and oars in action, between three crosses patee, all or.
Qpest — A demi-leopard proper, holding in the dexter pavf
a lily argent, stalked, leaved, and slipped vert, and resting
the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lys or. Motto — " Steadfast.'
Son of Henry Beazley : —
Edwin Henrv Beazlev, Gentleman, h. 1875 ; '"• iQiS.
Amy Aly;, eld. d. of the late William Henry Verner,
Esq., Judge in Bengal C.S., and has issue — Frederick
Henry Virner Beazlev, Gentleman, h. 1921 ; and Mavis
Ninette. Res — The White House, Forest Row, Sussex.
BECHER, see WRIXON-BECHER.
BECK, see ALCOCK-BECK.
BECKETT (H. Coll., 1813). Gules, a fesse between
three boars' heads couped erminois. Mantling gules and
or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head
couped or, pierced by a cross pat^e fitch^e erect gules.
Motto " I'rodosse civibus."
Sin of Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest William Beckett, 2nd
Baron Grimthorpe, 6th Bart., b. 1856; d. 1917 ; m.
1883, Lucv {d. 1891), only child of William Tracy Lee
of New York:—
Rt Hon. Sir Ralph William Ernest Beckett, 3^d
Baron Grimthorpe (Feb. 17 1886), 7th Bart. (2 Nov. 1813)
[Supporters — On either side a boar erminois, gorged
with a collar, and pendent therefrom an escutcheon
gules, charged with a cross pat^e fitch^e or], Maj.
Yorks. Hus. Yeo., b. 1891 ; m. 1914, Mary, d. of Lt.-
Col. Marvyn Archda'e, late 12th Lancers ; and has issue :—
Hon. Christopher John Beckett, b. 1915; Hon Oliver
Ralph Beckett, b. 1918; Hon Brian Rupert Beckett b
1922- UK' Hon. Clare Louise. S^a/J- Easthope Hall,
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Malton, Yorks. C/z^ij— Carlton, Bachelors', Yorks. Town
res. — 14 Hyae Park Gardens, W.
Sons of William Beckett-1 enison, Esq., D.L., M.P.,
b. 1820; d. 1890; m. 1855, Hon. Heltn Duncombe (d.
1926), d. of William, 2nd Baron Feverbham : —
Hon. Sir William Gervase Beckett, i^t Bart. (iq2i),
M.P. for Whitby 1906-18, Capt. late Yurks. Hussars, b.
1866; m. ist, 1896, Hon. Mabel Theresa Duncombe (rf.
1913), d. of William Reginald Duncombe, Esq., commonly
called Viscount Helmsley ; 2nd, I'ly, Lady Marjorie
Blanch Eva, d. of sih Earl of Warwick, a:id widow of 2nd
Earl of Feversham ; and has issue (by 2nd wife) — Marty n
Gerva e Beckett, Esq., b. 1918; and by ist wife — Marian
Frances Theresa [m. 1919, Lit-ut. Com r Henry Jack
Ege ton, R.N., and has issue]; Cynthia Maud [m.
1919, Capt. J. A. Darson, M.C., Rifle BUe.j ; Beatrice
Helen [m. 1923, Capt. Robert Anthony Eden, M.C., M.P.,
and has isue] ; and Ann Prunella. jRes. — Kirkdale
Manor, Nawton, York; 28 Great Cumberland Place, W^
Clubs— Lzr\\.on, Marlborough, White's, Bachelors'.
Hon. Rupert Ev lyn Beckett, D.L. West Riding and for
Cit) of York, late Major Yorks. Hussars, b. 1870 ; m. 1896,
Muriel Helen Florence, C.B.E., d. ot Lord Berkeley Charles
Sidney Paget; and has issue — Gwladys Helen [m. 1920,
Sir Charles Markham, 2nd Bart, and has issue]; Violet
Consuela Diana V«. 1923, Albany K. Charlesworth, and
has issue] ; Marforie Nell; and Pamela Thetis. Kes. —
Stone House, Moor Allerton, Leeds. Chibs — Qa.r\\.ox\, Turf,
White's, Royal Yacht Squadron, Bachelors'.
WILLIAM BECKETT-TURNER, Gentleman, Bar-
rister-at-Luw. Armorial beaxingB — He bears for Arms:
Quarterly of six, i and 6, quaite:ly, i. and iiii., erminois,
on a cross quarter-pierced sable, between four tiefoils
vert, as many fers-de-moline argent (for Turner) ; ii. and
iii. , or, on a chevron between three lions' heads erased gules,
a fleur-de-lys between two annulets of the field (101 Beckett) ;
2. the same arms of Beckett by male descent (Vn. of
London, 1568); 3. argent, on a fesse engrailed gules, three
cross crosslets of the field ; 4. party per pale sable and
argent, a cross moline counterchanged ; 5. argent, a fesse
gules, between three stags' heads cabo^hed sable. Upon
the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with
a Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a
wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant erminois,
charged upon the body with three trefoils in fesse slipped
vert, and holding in the dexter paw a fer-de-moline sable
(for Turner) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-
lys azure, charged with a lion's head erased ermine (for
Beckett).
CLARENCE BECKFORD. Gentleman, Solicitor.
Armorial bearings — Or, a pile azure, over all a chevron
charged with three roses, between as many martlets all
counterchangt-d. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, a stork's head erased, collared and
chained, reflexed, azure, between two roses argent, barbed,
seeded, leaved, and slipped proper. Motto — " De Dieu
tout." Postal add. ~6i West Smithfield, E.C.
BECKFORD (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and azure, on
a chevron argent between three martlets or, an eagle dis-
played sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a
wreath of the colours, a heron's head erased or, holding a
fish argent.
Son of Francis Jchn Bramston Beckford, Gentleman,
b. 1842 ; m. 1868, Harriet Lucy, d. cf Capt. Richard
Octavius Ward, loth Hussars : —
Francis William Beckford, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res. —
BECKWITH (recorded Vn. of York 1613, but in use
before 1480). Argent, a chevron between three hinds' heads
erased gules. Mantling gules and argent. Motto — "Joir
en bien." Livery — Dark blue coat, scarlet waistcoat,
brass buttons.
Issue of Henry John Beckwith, Esq., J. P. of Milli-
chope Park, Craven Arms, Salop, late Capt. 53rd Regt. ,
b. 24 Aug. 1840; d. ; m. 12 Oct. 1876, Kathleen
Elizabeth, 2nd d. of Robert Craven Wade, Esq., of
Clonebraney, co. Meath, J. P., D.L. : —
William Malebisse Beckwith, Esq., D.S.O. , Maj. Res. of
Officers, late Coldstream Gds. , b. 20 Aug. 1877; m. 1904,
Lady Muriel Beatrice Gordon-Lennox, d. of 6th Duke of
Richmond and Gordon, and has surv, issue — John Malebisse
Beckwith, Gentleman, b. 1905
and Isabel Pamela Ivy.
Jean Isabel Malebisse ;
RlENlBIEN
Kathleen Frances Malebisse ; ?n. 1909, James Lindsay
Edward Bury, Egyptian Civ. Ser. , eld. son of Frank G. Bury.
Seat — .\lillicho| e Park, Craven Arms, Salop. Estate —
Silksworth House, Sunderland, co. Durham.
CLAUDE BEDDINGTON, Esquire, M.A. (Trin.
Coll., Camb.), Lt.-Col. Westmorland and Cumber-
land Yeomanry Cavalry, served S. Africa (medal and 3
bars) ; and Great War ; Brev. Lt.-Col. 1912 for Imperial
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Service. Born Jan. 20, 1868. being the second son of the late
Alfred Henry Beddington, Gentleman, and his wife Isabel,
eldest dau. of J. Alexander. Armorial bearings— Azure, a
lion rampant argent, charged on the shoulder with a mullet
of six points of the first betwt-en four roses in cross of the
second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar
gemelle azure, holding in the forepaws a flagstaff erect
proper, therefrom flowing to the dexter a banner azure,
charged with a chaplet of roses argent, and resting the
dexter hind paw on a mullet of six points or. Motto —
"Be strong and of good courage." Married, Oct. 16,
1900, Frances Ethel, eldest dau. of Fiancis Berry Niulock,
Esq., J. P.. late I.C.S. of Bellair. Ballycumber, King's Co.
and has surviv. Issue — Niall Alfred Claude Beddingion,
Gentleman, b. 1912; and Sheiia Claude, b. 1906. Res. —
26 Seymour Street, W. Club — Cavalry.
BEDDINGTON (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion rampant,
between four mullets of six points in cross argent. Mant-
ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar
gemelle azure, supporting a flagstaff erect proper, there-
from flowing to the dexter a banner azure charged with
a chaplet of roses argent. Motto — " Be strong and of
good courage."
Son of John Henry Beddington, of 16 Sussex Place : —
Gerald Ernest Beddington, Esq., C.B.E., h. 1867 ;
m. 1892, Alice Mary, d. of Maurice Adolphus Gold-
schmidt, of 66 Mount Street, W. Res. — 47 Mount Street,
W. Clubs — Portland, Devonshire, Hiurlingham.
HERBERT MELVILLE BEDDINGTON, Gentle-
man, M.A. ( Frin. Coll., Camb. ). Born Aug. 21, 1863, being
the eldest son of the late Alfred Henry Beddington, Gentle-
man, by his wife Isabel, eldest dau. of J. Alexander. Ar-
morial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant argent, charged on
I he shoulder with a mullet of six points of the first, between
four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent,
gorged with a collar gemelle azure, holding in the forepaws
a flagstaff erect proper, therefrom flowing to the dexter
a banner azure, charged with a chaplet 01 roses argent, and
resting the dexter hind paw on a mullet of six points or.
Motto — " Be strong and of good courage." Postal address
— 8 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W.
HYAM LEOPOLD BEDDINGTON. Gentleman.
Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant argent, charged
on the shoulder with a mullet of six pomts of the first, be-
tween four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion
rampant argent, gorgt-d with a collar gemelle azure, hold-
ing in the forepaws a flai;staff erect proper, therefrom
flowing to the dexter a banner azure, charged with a
ohaplet of roses argent, and resting the dexter hind paw
on a mullet of six points or. Motto — "Ex fide fortis."
Postal address — Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London,
N.W.
SAMUEL HENRY BEDDINGTON, Gentleman.
Armorial bearings — Azure a lion rampant argent, charged
on the shoulder with a mullet of six points ol the first, be-
tween four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure
and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion
rampant argent, gorged with a coilar gemelle azure, hold-
ing m the forepaws a flagstaff erect pioper, therefiom
flowing to the dexter a banner azure, charged with a
chaplet of roses argent, and resting the dexter hind paw
on a mullet of six points or. Motto — " Deus nobis, quis
contra." Postal address —
BEDELL-SIVRIGHT. {L.O., 1874).— Or, a battleaxe
erect proper, between three torteaux. Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — Issuing frtm a wreath <;t liveries,
a dexter handhold.ng a thundei b It p oper. Motto (above
the crest)— " Recte ferio." Family (Liierv) Colours — Red
and grey.
Only surv. son of William Henry Revell Bedell-Sivright
of South House, ( entleman; b. 1846; d. 1917. "By
a Disposition and Deed ot Entail of the lands and
Barony of Southhouse and others of the county of Edin-
burgh, executed by David Sivright of Southhouse and
Meggetland on March 28, 1752, and recorded in the
Regi>ter of T.iilzies June 29, 1731. to which he suc-
ceeded on the deatfi, unmarried, of Miss Catherine
Sivright of Southhouse, on May 14, 1875, he assumed
the surname of Sivright of Southhouse m addition to,
and aftei that of Bedell"; m. firstly, 1875, Emma
Jane ChisnTm (she died 1877 without issue) ; secondly,
1879, Grace Edith, eldest daughter of the late Benjamine
Barbour (she died 1884) ; and thirdly, 1890, Eleanor
Locke, daughter of Henry Aynsley : —
Theodore B dell-Sivright, i. Aug. 6, 1895. Estates—
North Cliff. N. Queensferry, Fife-hire; and Redcliffe,
Murrayfield, Edinburgh. Postal address— North Cliff,
North Queensferry, Fifeshire, N.B.
BEDFORD, see RUSSELL.
BEDFORD (H. Coll., ig Nov. 1878). Quarterly, 1 and
4, party per chevron argent and sable, fo r bears' pawr
erased three in chief anl one in base, within a bord ire
engraile 1, all counterchanged (Bedford); 2. party per
saltire chequy o and azure, and argent, on a saitire gules
between two nattleaxes in tesse proper, a cross pat^e of
the first ((irayson) ; 3. or, three emi-lions c^upid gules,
on a chief of the lasi, a ro e between two chaplets of the
first (Hall). Mantling sable and agent. Crest— On a
wreath ol the colours, in front of a bear's paw erased sable,
holding a terrestrial globe proper, an annulet argent,
Motto— "Gare le pied fort." Livery— Stee\ grey, white
collar and cuffs, and white piping, yellow waistcoat, silver
buttons.
Son of John George Hawksley Bedford, Esq., Knight
of the Royal Military Order of the Conception of
Villa Vico-a of Purtu'gal, F.S.A. (Scot.), b. 1845; d.
; m. ist. 1885. Isabella Fiances, d. of James Tod
of West Bearford; ami, , Kate, d. of Thomas
Bowring Carr of North Ferriby, Yorks. : —
Kenneth Saviie Bedford, Gentleman, b. 1890. Pes. —
Larache Bh.iU, Argyll.
Son of John Bedford, Gentleman, of More Hall, nr.
Sheffield, b. 1815 ; d. 1898; m. 1844, Harriet, d. and
coh. ot (irorge Hawkslev of Owleru n :—
Henry Hall Be iford, Esq.. J. P., b. 1847; m. 1879. Lucy,
youngest d. i.f Joseph Danbv of Hibaldstow, co. Lincoln.
Pes.—Shanov/ Hurst, Sheffield.
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Son of William James Bedford, (ientleman, i^. 1849;
d. ; m. 1886, Annie Frederica, d. of Frederick
Ward of Park House, Sheffield : --
Reginald Asline Bedford, Gentleman, /'.
Red-Croft, Ranmoor, Sheffiel 1.
1S88. /ees.~
BEDINGFELD, see PASTON-BEDINGFELD.
BEEBY of Peterborough (H. Coll., i Jan. 1914).
Vert, a key in pale, ward upwards and to the dexter
argent, between two flaunches of the second, each charged
with a bee volant proper. Mantling vert and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two wings argent,
each charged with a bee volant as in the arms. Motto —
" Lahore et honore."
Son of Alexander Beeby, Gentleman, b. 1852 ;
d. 1926; m. 1879, Ell;>n Elizaboth, d. of John
Dearlove, of Higham Park, Northants. : —
Alexander John Beeby, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; m. 1906,
Minnie Gertrude, d. of Robert Hugh Hughes. Res. —
Old Manor House, Woods tonu, Peterborough.
BEECH. Argent, guttt^e-de-p ax, on a bend nebulv
gulcj, a beech-tree eradicau-d proper, between two stags'
heads cabosh. d or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
Upon a wreath of the colour., in front of a iiugie-horn
strmged azure, a stag's head caboshed or. Livery — Dark
blue, with white facing-.
Son of R wlan 1 John Beech, Esq ire, Lieut. -Col.
Warwickshire Imperial Yeomanry, J. P. , IJ. L., ^. 1853;
d. 1919 ; 7n. Dec. 5, 1885, Adelai ,e Fre erica, only
daughter < f the late Robert Capel Cure, E quire, J. P.,
D.L., of Blake Hall, E,sex:—
Capt. Do igias Cha.ie. .Vlurray Beech. M.C., late 20th
Hussars. J. P., CO. Warwick, 3. Dec. 1889; m 19 5, Florence
Clare, d. of .Vlaj. Henry Wi.m .t Mitchell. A" v. '<//«— Bran-
don Hall, Warwickshire. Postal address— ^xax\ o'o. Hall,
Coventrv. C///^j— Cavalry ; R.A.C.
BEECHAM. Per fesse gules and sable, a fesse nebuly
plain cottised, in chief an escallop between two martlets,
and the like in base all or. Mantling gules and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two escal-
lops or, a swan's head erased argent, holding in the beak
gules, a Uke escallop gold. Motto — " Nil sine labore."
Sons of Sir Joseph Beecham, ist Bt. of Ewanville,
Huyton, Lanes., b. 1848; d. 1916 ; m. 1873,
Josephine, d. of William Burnett, of London : —
Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Bt. (17 July 1914), Knt.
Bach. (1916), has Order of the Crown (Italy), b. 1879;
m. 1903, Utica, d. of Dr. Charles S. Welles, of New York,
and has issue — Adrian Beecham, Esq., b. 1904 ; Thomas
Beecham, Esq., b, 1909. Res. — Mursley Hall, Bucks.;
19 Grosvenor Square, W. Club — Devonshire.
Henry Beecham, Esq., late Lieut. R.A.S.C, b 1888 ;
m. 1914, Ethel Anne, d. of Herbert Baxter, of Keyham
Hall, Leics. ; and has issue — Joseph Beecham Michael,
Gentleman, b. 1917 ; Paul Beecham, Gentleman, h. 1923 ;
Christopher Beecham, Gentleman, b. 1925 ; and Helen
Audrey. Res. — Lympne Castle, Kent ; Ewanville,
Huyton, Lanes. Club — R. Mersey Yacht.
BEECHING (H. Cdl.). Q larterly, indented a gent and
ermine, en a cross c luped g lies between fjur blackbi ds,
the sun in splend ur, between as many fountaim pri per.
Mantling g iles and argent. Crest— On a wreath cf the
culours, a beech-tree, the sun rising frcm behind the stem,
in front a fi/untain all pr per.
S n of James Plumer George Beeching, Gentleman,
b. \Zi\ ; d. 1907 ; m. 1855. Harriet, d. and c h. of
William Skaife ' f Braisly Woods, Yorks. : —
Gei ige SUai e Beeching, Gentleman, /'. ; w. Bertha,
d. of Charles Page. Res.—
BEETHAM (Arms of ancient origin ; recorded in the
Register of Knights dubbed U.O. , 1812). Quarterly, i.
or, tiiree fleurs-de-lys azure (Beetham); 2. azure, a lion
rampant or, langued gules (Fitzroger) ; 3. gules, three
chevronels argent (Banni ter) ; 4. or, a chief indented azure
(Burton). Mantling nzure and or. Crest— Out of a
ducal coronet or, an elephant's head gules, trunked argent.
tusked gold MDtto "Per ardua surgam. " Livery —
Green, with gold buttons.
Sons of .Artn 1 Beethaii, Gent eman, Barrister-at-Law,
Benche' of Gray's Inn, Treasurer 1891-2, b. 1837 ;
d. 1 yi2 ; in. 1-.1, 1862, Anne Blanche ((/. 1889), d. of
Robe t Copem in, Solicitor, Wo.cs. , Lord of the 'anor
of Twinning, Herefo d ; 2nd, 1892, Mary [d. 1912),
eld. d. of Robert H.irtield, Solicitor, of The Warren
Lodge. Shirlev, Southampton: —
Frede ick Beetham, Gentleman M. B. , CM., Hon. Sur-
geon Roberts's .Memorial H me, Harrogate, Member Hon.
Soc. Gray's Inn 1893, iJ. i86j; ;«. 1902, Ethel Townsend,
eld. d. 01 James Sharp of Heathrield, Bingley, Yorks. ; and
has issue — Edwad B -t lam Beetham, Gentleman, B.A.
Oxon ; b. 1905. Res. — Clifton End, .Manningham, Brad-
ford, Yorks.
Edwad Beetham. Esq., Capt. R. N.R. , Marine Supt. of
the Port of Vancouver, B C. , h. i866 ; 711. Elizabeth, d. of
Alexander Mill Vl'Dougall of The Rivers, Quebec, Canada.
Res. — 'Vancouver, B C.
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BEEVOR of Hethel. Per pale or and argent, on a
chief indented sable, three lions rampant of the first.
Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colo.irs, a beaver passant proper. Motto — " Suaviter in
modo, fortiter in re."
Sons of Sir Thomas Beevor, 4th Bart., b. 1823 ;
d. 18S5 ; m. 1850, Sophia Jane (d. 1890), widow of
Isaac Jermy, of Stanfield Hall, Norfolk, and d. of
Rev. Clement ChevalUer, Rector of Badingham,
Suffolk :—
Sir Hugh Reeve Beevor, 5th Bart., of Hethel, Norfolk,
M.D. (Load.), F.R.C.P., Fellow King's Coll., Lond., Maj.
(ret.) R.A.M.C, b. 1858 ; »i. 1894, Emily Georgina
{d. 1909), d. of Sir William Foster, 2nd Bart. ; and has
issue — Lieut. Thomas Lubbock Beevor, R.N., h. 1897
[m. 1919, Edith Margaret, d. of Frank Agnew, of Eccles
Hall, Attleborough ; and has issue — Ina Margaret
Anastasia] ; Bridget Chevallier [tn. 1920, Rev. Henry
Hibberd, Rector of Burnham Thorpe ; and has issue].
Res. — Hargham Hall, Norwich. Club — Union.
Ralph Jermy Beevor, Esq., M.A. tCaiitab.), b. 1859 ; m.
1894, Sophia Mary, d. of Rev. Joseph Preston ; and has
issue- -Ralph Branthwayt Beevor, Gentleman, I.C.S.,
late Lieut. Koy. Irish Fiis. and R.A.F., b. 1895 \m. 1921,
Phyllis Margaret Ashburner, d. of Henry Oliver Minty,
of St. Albans ; and has issue — Ralph Vernon Ashburner
Beevor, Gentleman, b. 1924] ; Esmond Ay ton Beevor,
Gentleman, b. 1902; Irene Bedingfeld; Nancy Clover ;
Averil Preston. Res. — Reymerston, Manor Road, St.
Albans.
Rowland Beevor, Esq., Solicitor of the Supreme Court
of Judicature in England, b. 1866 ; m. 1893, Margaret
Frances, d. of George Evans, of Nottingham ; and has
issue — Cecil Thomas Ashworth Beevor, Solicitor, late
Lieut. R.l'.A., b. 1898 [m. 1925, Violet Babington, d. of
Edward Babington Lenton of Tritton]; Miles Beevor,
Gentleman, B.A. (0.\on.), Solicito'-, b. 1000 [m. 1924,
Margaret Florence, d. of Algernon Piatt of Barnby Manor,
Newark-on-Trent] ; Humphrey Beevor, Gentleman, b.
1903 ; Joan Hepworth ; Judith Chevallier [m. 1921,
James Alister Pope, I C.S. ; and has issue]. Postal
addte > — Norfolk House, No' folk Stieet, W.C.i.
Edmund Beevor, Esq., M.A. (Cantab.), formerly a
Master of Aldenham School, Elstree, b. 1867 ; m. 1896,
Mary, d. of Sir William Foster, 2nd Bart. Res. — Brook
House, Pulham St. Mary, Harleston, Norfolk.
BEGBIE (H. Coll., 23 Nov. 18071. Or, a, chevron
engrailed sable, between three hurts, on a chief wavy of the
second, a 11 u. let of six points of the field between two
crescents a gent. Mantling -,able and r. Crest— On a
wre.itii of the colours, a cock proper, charged on the breast
with a huri, the dexter claw resting on a mullet, as in the
arms. Motto — '• In Deo confiiiea ia."
Only surv. son of Rev. Alfred John Begbie, M.A.,
of H rton, Chipping S dbury : —
Lt.-C mdr. Hope Begbie. R N., ^.
Oniy surv. son of Major-lien. Eiphinstone Waters
B gbie, i".B. , D.S.O., b 1842; d. 1919 ; m. 1872:—
Alexander Armstrong Begbie, Gentleman, b. 1881.
Sjh of Major-Gen. Peter James B -gbie, Madras
Artillery, b. 1804; d. 1864; in. \'?>9h: —
Col. Francis Richard Begbie, late Indian Army, b. 1847;
m 1872, Emiiy Campbell, of Barcal ine ; and has surv.
issue — Allan Francis Kenneth Begbie, Gentleman, late Per-
sonal Assist, to the Insp.-Gen. of Police, India, b. \ij'2.
Post. add. -do H. S. King & Co., 9 Pall Mail, S.W.
Club Isthmian.
Sons of Rev. Mars Ha 1 ilt 'n Begbie, M..A., b. 1833 ;
d. \ o-j ; m. 1858, Anna Eliza, d. of General George
Swiney, R.A. : —
Hamilton Luard Begbie, Esq., Major late of the Wor-
ceste shire Regt., b. 1859. J^es. — 2 Eirls Court Mansions,
S.W. Club— Army and Navy.
Ar ndel Sinclair Begbie, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Indian Army,
b. 1865 ; m. 1892, Rhoda, '1. of the late Col. Henry
Murray Garstin ; and has issue— Ian Mars Begbie, Gentle-
man, b. 1900. Res. — Edington, n . Bridgwater, Somer-
setshire.
Ernest .Alhan Begbie, Gentleman, b. 1867. Post. add. —
Viigmia, Maryland Halt, via Sal sbury. Rhodc-ia.
Edwar I Harold Begbie. Gentleman, b. 1871. Res.—
Garden Coun, Swanage. Dor.set.
Alexander Begbie, Gentleman, b. 1875. /?«.— Rutland
House. L'pton Towans, Hayle, Co nwall.
Sm of Col. Allred Glynn Begbie, R.E., b. 1842 ; d. ;
m. 1873, Henrietta Edith (d. 1911), d. of late Col. John
Allen Lloyd-Phillip|)S of Mabws, Cardiganshire, and
Dale Castle, co. Pembroke : —
Maj. Ronald Philipps Glyn Begbie, D.S.O., M C. Res.
of Officers, late R.A., b. 1885; in. 1912, Helen Gladys
Dolphin. Res.— 21 Kidbrook Grove, Blackheath, London,
S.K.
BEGBIE (L.O.). Or, a saltire gules, charged with
nine bezants, in chief a lotus- flower azure. Mantling
gules, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries,
a lion's gamb erased and erect proper, holding a lotus-
flower azure. Motto — '" h'aveat cequitate fortuna."
Son of the late Wilham Begbie, : —
Sir James Begbie, Knt. Bach. (1911), b. 1859 ; m. 1901,
Rhoda, d. of Archibald William Campbell, of Bombay ;
and has issue — Ian Begbie, Esq., b. 1905; and Joan.
Club — Oriental.
GUSTAV BEHRENS, Esquire. Born Feb. 23. 1846.
being the el lest son of the late Sir Jacob Behren>, Knight
Baciielor, of Springfield House, Bradford, Yurks. , by his
wife Dorothea, d.iu. of Joseph Hohenemser of Mannheim,
Baden. Amorial bearings — Per pale gules a id sable, a
bear rampant a gent, muzzled of the second, on a chief of
the third, a bee vol.uit prop' r, b-tween two mullets of six
points of ih ■ first. Crest — \ demi-be ir arge t, muzzled
sable, holding in the dexter paw a mullet, as in the arms,
and resting the sinister p.uv on an escutcheon gules, charged
with a bee volant proper. Married, July 4, 1879, Fanny,
dau of M. Warburg; and has with other issue — Harold
Jacob Behrens, Esq., b. 1880. Postal address — 20 Chepstow
Street, Manchester.
BEIT of Tewin (H. Coll., 1924). Azure, on a bend
argent three tents of the field, garnished or. Mantling
azure an 1 argent. Crest — Out of a circlet or, a demi-
salamander issuing from flames proper. Badge — .\ sprig
of orange fructed proper, enfiled with a circlet or. Motto —
" Fait bien, fait tot."
Third son of Siegfried Beit, Gentleman, of Hamburg,
b. 1818 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1850, Laura Caroline Hahn
\d 1918) :—
Sir Otto (John) Beit, ist Bart. (25 Feb. 1924), K.C.M.G.
(1920), of Tewin Water, Welwyn, Herts., F.R.S., Hon.
LL.D., TJniv. of Cape Town, Trustee of Rhodes Trust ;
Founder of Beit Memorial Fellowships for Medical
Research, b. 1865 ; m. 1897, LiUan, d. of Thomas Carter
of New Orleans ; and has surv. issue — Alfred Lane Beit,
Esq., b. 1903 {Res. — 49 Belgrave Square, S.W.) ; Alice
Angela [w. 1927. Arth ir C. H. Bull] ; and Lilian Muriel.
Seat — Tewin Water, Welwyn, Herts. Town res.— 49
Belgrave Square, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Athenaeum.
BELHAVEN and STENTON, see HAMILTON.
BELILIOS (H. Coll.) Azure, a candlestick with seven
branches or, illiminated proper, between two demi-angels
affront^e vested and winged all of the second, a chief of
the last, thereon a lion passant guardant per pale indented
gules and azure, holding between the paws an open book
proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of
the colou s, upon a mount vert, in front of a sun in splendour
or, a demi-dragon gules. MottO— " Patience and per-
severance."
Son of Davi I A. Belilios Physician, of Winib edon,
6.1 75 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1898, . d. of F. G.
Upton, of Glenroy, I'.aling Common : -
Arthu Davi I Bel lios. Gentleman, .M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
6. 19 3. Res. — 109 Q een's Road, Wimbledon.
Son of Belilios, of : —
Raphael Belilios, Gentlem^in, M.D., F.R.C.S. (Edin.),
h. . Res. — Shanghai, China.
BELL, see MORRISON-BELL.
BELL of Wellington, N.Z. (H. Coll.). Azure, twc
bells or, in base four mullets argent, representing the con-
stellation of the Southern Cross, on a chief of the third
three Ivraphads sable, pennons gules. Mantling azure
and or'. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a talbot
statant sable, charged on the shoulder with four mullets
as in the arms. rr <- »«• /-
Son of the late Sir Francis Dillon Bell, K.C.M.G ,
Rt. Hon. Su: Francis Henry Dillon Bell, P.C, G.C.M.G.,
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1893-6, Attomey-Gen. 1912-26 ; b. 1851 ; m. 1876,
Caroline, d. of Hon, W. Robinson, of N.Z. ; and has issue
— 2 sons, 4 daus. Seat. — Lowry Bay, Wellington, N.Z.
Clubs — Reform, Oxford and Cambridge. Wellington
(N.Z.). ^ ^
BELL of Mynlhurst, Reigate (H, Coll., 1909). Azure, on
a fesse engrailed argent, between in chief two bells and in
base an ancient ship in full sail or, a rose gules. Mantling
azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a stag's head couped or, charged tn the neck with a thistle
proper. Motto — " Signum pacis amor."
Sons of John Bell of Glasgow, 6. 1806 ; d. 1881 ;
m. and, 1845, Helen (d. 1891), d. of John Colquhoun
of Luss, Dumbartonshire: —
Sir Henry Bell, ist Bart. (9 Nov. 1909). J. P. co Surrey,
Chairman of Buenos Ayres Western Rluy. (Ltd.) and a
Director of Buenos Ay. es Great Souihe n Rlwy. Co. and
Central Uiuguay Rlwy. C< . ; 6. 1848: tn. 1883, Lizzie
French {d. 1895), d. of Timothy Courser Eastman of New
York; and has issue — (i) Eastman Bell, Esq., B.A.
(Oxon), Barr.-at-Law (Inner Temple), Lieut. Surrey Yeo.,
h. 1884; (2) Henry James Hell, Esq., fi. 1886; and Lucy
Putnam. iVn/— Mynthurst, Reigate, Surrey. /?«.— 36
Hertford Street, Mayfair, W. C/uds — Reform, Argentine.
Sir James Bell, ist Bart. (29 Aug. 1895) (^.z'.).
BELL, Sable, a fesse erminois, in chief an escallop be-
tween two bells, and in base a bell between as many
escallops, all argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours,
between two escallops sable, a falcon cloie proper, belled
and jessed or, holding in the beak a wing erect, also or.
Motto—" Bellassez Bel." Livery — (Dress) : dark-blue coat
with gold piping, buff waistcoat, and black plush breeches;
(undress) : dark-blue coat with brass buttons, red waistcoat,
and drab overcoat.
Son of Charles Loraine Bell, Esquire, D.L. , J. P., b.
July 3, 1836; m. April 13, 1871, Anna Roberta, young'
est daughter of Charles Bernard, foj merly Lieut. 24th
Regt. :—
Walter Loraine Bell, Gentleman, 6. May 30, 1877; m.
Nov. 3, 1899. Winifred, dau. of H.W.Watson of Burnopfield,
CO. Durham, and widow of Loxley Firth of Hope, Derby-
shire. ^
CHARLES WENTWORTH BELL, Esquire, J. P. and
D.L. CO. of Hereford. Born 1857, being t.e only surviving
son of Charles Bell of Chapel Allerton, near Leeds. Ar-
morial bearings— Per fesse indented azure and or, a
pale, three bells, two and one, and as many stags' attires
attached to the scalp all counterchanged. Mantling azure
and or. Crest— On a rock proper, between two antlers
azure, a hawk close also proper, around the neck a riband
azure, pendent therefrom a bell or. Motto — " Dextra
fideque." Married, 1891, Hon. Edith M., dau. of ist
Baron Biddulph of Ledbury, D.L., J. P. ; and has issue —
(i) Michael Bell, Gentleman, 1^. 1892; (2) Philip Weniworth
Bell, Gentleman, b. 1893; (3) Jonathan Wentworth Bell,
Gentleman, b. 1897. Seat — Bronsil, Eastnor, nt-ai Ledbury,
Herefordshire.
GEORGE ROBERT BELL, Esquire, Commander R.N.
Born , being the son of the late William Bell of Bell-
view, Abbeyleix, Queen's County, Ireland. Armorial bear-
ings — Azure, a chevron engrailed ermine, between two bells
in chief and a tower in base or. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest — On a wieath of the colours, a stone
masoned arch proper, suspended from the keystone thereof
a bell or.
BELL of Rounton Grange (H. Coll., 1885). Argent on
a fesse between three hawks' lures azure, as many hawks'
bells of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On
a wreath of the colours, a hawk or, holding in the beak a
hawk's lure azure, and resting the dexter claw on the sun in
splendour. Motto — " Perseverantia."
Son of Sir Isaac Lowthian Bell, ist Bart., J. P., D.L. ,
M.P., b. 1816 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1842, Margaret \d. 1886), d.
of Hugh Lee Pattinson, F. R.S. : —
Sir (Thomas) Hugh Bell, 2nd Bart. (21 July 1885) (q.v.).
Sons of Thomas Bell, Esq., of Crosby Court, Yorks.,
J. P., b. 1817 ; (/. 1894; w. 1842, Francis Jane, d. of
Joshua Johnson of Gateshead : —
Charles Ernest Beil, b. 1851 ; m. Teresa, d. of the late
Marmaduke Salvin of Burn Hall, co. Durham; and has
issue.
John Lowthian Bell, Esq. , J. P. Northumberland, b. 1853 ;
m. 1879, Mary E., d. of late Thomas Lambert of Telham
Court, Sussex. Res. —
E. Seymour Bell, mar. and has issue. Res. —
Grandson of John Bell, b, 1818 ; d. 1888 ; m. :—
John Dobree Bell.
Son of Henry Bell, Esq., J. P., b. ; d. 1889; in.
Laura Richardson : —
Oswin Henry Bell, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Tyne-
mouth, Northumberland.
Sir HUGH BELL, Baronet (1885), Lord-Lieut, (since
1905) and J. P. forN.R. co. Yorks., for co. Durham, and
for borough of Middlesbrough, D.L. co. Durham (High
Sheriff of Durham 1895-96). Born Feb. 10, 1844, being
the eldest son of Sir Lowthian Bell, Bart., by his wife
Margaret, daughter of the late Hugh Lee Pattinson,
F.R.S. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 1884).— Argent, on
a fesse between three hawks' lures azure, as many hawks'
bells of the first ; and on an escutcheon of pretence for and
in right of liis wife the arms of Olliffe, namely, quaifrly.
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I and 4, argent, a chevron engrailed vert between three
ohve-branches fructed of the same (OUiffe) ; 2 and 3, chequy
or and gules, on a pile argent, a lion's head eiased sable
(Cubitt). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — A hawk or,
resting his dexter claw on the sun in his splendour or, and
holding in his beak a lure azure. Motto—" Perseverantia."
Livery — Dress : white, with blue facings ; undress : blue,
white collar and cufTs. Married, ist, April 23, 1867,
Maria, youngest daughter of the late John Shield of
Newcastle-on- Tvne, she died Ajjril 19, 1871 ; 2nd,
August 10, 1876, Florence Eveleen Eleanore, third
daughter of the late Sir Joseph Ollirte, Rnight Bachelor,
sometime Physician to the British Embassy in Paris ;
and has had issue— (i) Col. Maurice Huj^h Lowthian Bell,
C.M.G., T.D., J. P. and D.L. North Riding Yorks., served
m S. .Africa 1900, and Great War 1914-16 (despatches),
b. March 29, 1871 ; (2) Rev. Hugh Lowthian Bell, some-
time Chaplain to the Bishop of Pretoria, S. Africa, b.
October 21, 1878 [m. 1921, Frances, d. of John William
Morvill, of Newfield Hall, Yorks., and d. 1926, leaving issue
— Hugh Francis Bell, Gentleman,;^. 192^; John Lothian
Bell. Gentleman, b. r925] ; Gertrude Margaret Lowthian,
C.B.E. , d. 1926; Florence Elsa [m. 1907, Vice-Adm. Sir
Herbert Richmond, K.C.B. , and has issue]; and Mary
Katharine [w. Jan. 6, 1904, Rt. Hon. Charles Phillips, eldest
son of Rt. Hon. Sir G. O. Trevelyan, Bart., and has issue].
Postal addresses — Rounton Grange, Northallerton ; Mount
Grace Priory, Nonhallerton ; 95 Sloane Street, London,
S.W. Clubs — Reform, Burhngton Fine Arts, Royal
Automobile, Cleveland (Middlesbrough).
Sir JAMES BELL, first Baronet (29 Aug. 1895), of
Marlborough Terrace, in the parish of Govan and co. of
City of Glasgow, ex-Lord Provost of the said city, C.B.,
LL.D , Vice-Lieut, of co. of City of Glasgow, D.L.
cos. Lanark and Ayr. Born 1850, second son of John
Bell, Shipowner, Glasgow, and Helen his wife, d. of
lohn Colquhoun of Luss, co. Dumbarton, and was created
a Baronet 1895. Armorial bearings (L.O., 1895)—
Azure, on a fesse engrailed argent, between two bells in
chief or and a three-masted ship in base, a thistle slipped
proper. Upon tlie escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting
his degree, with a Mantling azure, doubled argent ; and
upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a stag's head
couped proper, attired or ; and in an escroll over the same
this Motto, "Signum pacis amor." Married, Nov. 23,
1875, Helen (d. 1909), dau. of William Findlay of Hallhill,
CO. Lanark; and has had issue— (i) John Bell, Esq., J. P.
Lanarkshire, b. 1876; (2) James Bell, Esq., b. 1879; killed
at Backcnlaaghte, South Africa, Oct. 30, 1901 ; and Helen
[w. 1910, Charles Eugene Gunther of Tongswood, Hawk-
hurst, Kent, and has issue]. Post. add. — Montgreeiian,
Kilwinning, .Ayrshire, N.B. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carl-
ton, Western (Glasgow).
Sir JAMES BELL, Knt. Bach. (1911), C.V.O. (1920),
Chevalier of the Order of the Crown of Italy, Legion of
Honour, Commander of the Redeemer of Greece, Crown
of Italy, Isabella of Spain, Dannebrad St. Olaf of
Norway, Vasa Order of Sweden ; Town Clerk of the
City of London, and a Lieut, of the City; formerly
Town Clerk and Solicitor to the Corporation of Leicester,
and Solicitor to the Derwent Valley Water Board. Born
March 26, 1866, being the third son of William Bell, M.D,.
and his wife Jane, dau. of William Owens, M.D. , of
Kilmantin Hill, Wicklow, Ireland. Armorial bearings —
.\rgent, on a pale indented azure, three hawks' bells of the
field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a demi-man affrontt^e, habited in russet
leather and gloved, grasping in the dexter hand a hawk
rising proper, suspended therefrom a lure, the sinister
hand resting on a trefoil slipped, both or. Motto — " Magna
est Veritas." Livery — Blue and white. Married, Sept. 2,
1893, Evelyn Clifford, dau. of Stephen Thomas Aveling
of the Restoration House, Rochester ; and has had Issue —
James Clifford Aveling Bell, Gentleman, b. July 6, 1894;
d. on active service 1918 ; and Evelyn Mary Joyce Aveling.
Residence — 2 Queen's Gardens, Windsor.
BELL (L.O., 1899). Azure, a chevron between three
church bells or. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest —
Upon a wreath of his liveries, a stag grazing proper. Motto —
" Signum pacis amor."
Son of Matthew Montgomerie Bell, Esq., W.S. , Edin
burgh, J. P., b. March 5, 1840; m. April 4, 1877, Jane
Caroline, younger dau. of the late James Cockburn of
Ram pore Bauleah, Bengal, and 'Trinity Grove, Edin-
burgh : —
John Montgomerie Bell, Gentleman, W.S., b. June 30,
1879. Residence—
BELL, of Thirsk (H. Coll., Roy. Lie, 6 Aug. 1877)—
Per chevron azure and sable, a chevron engrailed with plain
cottises, between three bells argent. Mantling azure and
argent. Crest— A bell argent, thereon a falcon close
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proper, gorged with a collar dancett6e sable. Motto —
" Spes mea copia fecit."
Sons 01 Reginald Bell, Esquire, J. P., Lieut. North York
Rides, assumed, by Royal Licence 1875, the name and
arms of Beil ; b. 1848 ; t>i. 1878, Henrietta Elizabeth
(d. 1923), dau. of the late Arthur Bay ley Markham of
Northampton : —
John Bell, Esq., J. P. North Riding Yorks. , b. 1879; m.
1906, Irene Clare, elder d. of Lord Alexander Kennedy,
second son of Marquis of Ailsa, K.T. , and has issue —
Robert Bell, Gentleman, ^. 1907; Peter Bell, Gentleman,
b. igi2. Seat — The Hall, Thirsk. C/«^j— Wellington ;
Yorkshire (York).
Frederics Bell, Esq., Capt. Gordon Highlanders, b. i88r;
m. 19 12, Madge, only d. of E. W. Sluyford.
Rev. Ralph Beil, b. 1884. Res. — St. Augustine's Mission,
Penhalcnga, S. Rhodesia.
THOMAS BELL, Gentleman. Armorial bearings-
He bears for Arms : Azure, a fesse between two bells in
chief, and a screw-steamship under canvas in base, all or ;
and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of
a mount vert, thereon a falcon rising proper, belled and
jessed gold, three roses fessewise or ; with the Motto, " In-
dustria et probitate. " Postal address — 23 Windsor Terrace,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
BELL. Azure, a chevron ermine, between in chief two
bells, and in base a fleam or Mantling' azure and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hgure of
Justice vested chevronny of six argent and gules. Motto —
" Hujus Stat fcedere niundus."
Son of William Abraham Bell, Gentleman, M.A. ,
M.B. Cantab., F.R.G.S., (J.April 26, 1841 ; d. 1921 ;
m. May 8, 1872, Cara Georgina Whitmore, dau. and
coh. of Whitmore Scovell, Gentleman, by Caroline
Mary Taylour, dau. of Edward Dance, Esq., by Sarah
Britannia Juxon. +3^
William Archibald Juxon Bell, Esq., B.A., temp. Maj.
R.A S.C, late Lieut, ist C.O.L. Yeo. , b. 1883; m. 1916,
Isabel Maude, eld. d. of the late Rev. Edward Bickersteth-
Ottery, Canon of Rochester, and has issue — William
Archibald Ottley Bell, Gentleman, b. iqig. Res. — Pendell
Court, Bletchingley, Surrey ; 8 Park Street, W. Clubs —
Bath ; Hurlingham.
BELL of Leith (L.O. , 20 March 1914). Gules, on a
chevron or, between three bells argent, a crescent of the
field for difference. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest —
On a wreath of his liveries, a bell argent. Motto —
" Tempus opperior dextrum."
Son of Laurence Robertson Bell of Leith, formerly of
Ratho, Midlothian, b. 1825; d. 1898; m. 1863, Emma
Lsabel Turner, d. of Thomas Beech of Manilla : —
Walter Leonard Bell, Gentleman, M.D., CM. (Edin.).
Fellow Royal Soc. Edin., F.S.A. Scot., b. 1865; w. 1896,
Margaret Lendrum, d, of Robert Scarth of Binscarth,
Orkney; and has surv. issue — Barbara Margaret Alison.
Res. — Langarth, Brisco, Carlisle.
BELL-CLOTHIER (Roy. Lie, 3 Nov. 1910, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, gules, three cinquefoils argent, on a
chief or a lotus-flower proper between two fleurs-de-lys of
the field (Clothier) ; a and 3, azure, on a fesse ermine
between two bells in chief and an annulet in base or, a bell
between two annulets of the field (Bell). Mantling gules
and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, in
front of a dexter cubit arm, the hand clenched proper, two
fleurs-de-lys or (Clothier) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a
dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed ermine, encircled
above the elbow by an annulet or, the hand grasping a
sword bend wise proper. Mottoes— For Clothier: " Pro
rege"; "Facta non verba" (below arms); for Bell:
" Signum pacis amor" (above the sword). Badge — A
fleur-de-lys gules, enfiled by a mural crown or. Standard
—Striped fessewise, vert, sable, and vert. Livery (dress)—
Claret coloured coat and waistcoat, silver lace braid or
facings, white breeches and gaiters, silver buckles and
buttons; (undress), claret - coloured coat and overcoat,
white collar and cuffs, piping, or white or silver braid or
lace, silver buttons and hat-band, red and white striped
waistcr at.
Only son of Robert Clothier, Artist, t. Jan. 1821 ; d.
July 5,1877; w. April 18, 1850, Ehzabeth,"d. of the late
Robert Freebairn, Merchant and Freeman of the City
of London : —
Robert Freebairn Bell-Clothier, Esq., Brev.-Col. Indian
Army (assumed the additional surname and arms of Bell by
Royal Licence, 3 November 1910), sometime of the Artists'
Rifles and West India Regt., Adjt. 37th Grenadiers and
27th Regt. M.I. , Comdt. 5th and 27th Madras and 73rd
Carnatic Inf., D.A. and A.A.G. Madras and Burmah. In
the Upper Burmah Campaign: Adjt. and second in comd.
a7th M.I., Staff and Transport Officer, Pruvost-Marshal,
and in comd. at several detached posts. [The27lhM.I.
received the thanks of the Govt, of India for its services].
Has the India Medal and two clasps, Burmah 1885-87 and
1887-89, and the Delhi Durbar Medal 1911, b. 1853; m.
ist, 1882, Florence Frances, d. of the late Rev. Henry Charles
Deshon, M.D. , sometime Vicar of E. Teignmouth, S.
Devon, and niece of Lt.-Gen. F. G. T. , Deshon, C.B., /f.
1905; 2nd, Margaret. May, yr. d. of the late Alexander
Bond (known as "John") Bell, Gentleman, Ceylon Civil
Service, and niece of the late Gen. Sir George Bell, K.C.B.
(comd. the Royals in the Crimea) ; and has issue— Robert
Frank Clothier, Esq., Capt. Ind. Army, Adjt. 13th Rajputs
(the Shekhawati Regt.) (q.v.), b. 1884. Clubs—EsiSt India
United Service, Royal United Service Institution, United
Service (Bangalore), The Club (Ootacamund), United Ser-
vice Institution (India).
BELLAIRS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. ermine, a lion
rampant gules, on a chief engrailed sable, a leopard's face
between two cross crosslets fitch^e or (Bellairs, 16 May
1786) ; 2. argent, a cross gules, on a chief azure, an eagle
displayed between two cross crosslets fitch^e or (Bellaers,
9 March 1782) ; 3. quarterly, gules and azure, a lion rampant
argent, ducally crowned, and m chief two garbs or (Bellaers,
13 April 1776) ; 4. azure, a chevron erminois, between three
griffins passant or (Lea, 7 April 1785) ; 5. gules, a fesse
vair^e erminois and azure, between three escallops argent
(Foote, 7 April 1785) ; 6. argent, a fesse and in chief a lion
passant gules (Walford, 7 April 1785). Mantling gules
and argent. Crests — i. out of a mural crown or, a demi-
lion rampant gules, holding between the paws a cross crosslet
fitch^e, also gold ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a horse's
head couped argent, in the mouth a leaf of oak proper (13
April 1776). Mottoes — "Virtus tutissima cassis," "Nihil
sine cruce. "
Son of Rev. Stevenson Gilbert Bellairs, M.A. , ?of
Stockerston. b. 1825 ; d. 1882 ; m. 1868, 'Florence
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Elizabeth, d. of George Norman of Goadby, Marwood
Hall :—
Gilbert Nigel Mowbray Bellairs, Gentleman, 3. 1872 ;
m. 1899, Marcelly Clementina, d. of late Robert Reginald
Burnett, M.I.C. E. , and widow of late Maj.-Gen. George
Mein. Seat —
Sons of Rev. Henry Spencer Kenrick Bellairs, M.A.
(Oxon.), 6. 1840; d. 1897; m. 1865, Mary Jane, d. of
Benjamin Helps Starey of Milton Ernest : —
Rev. Clement Henry Walter Bellairs, Rector of Lusby,
1865 ; m. 1900, Ethel, d. of Edward Kent of Winter-
bourne, Dorset ; and has issue — (i) George Clement Henry
Bellairs, Gentleman, fi. 190 1 ; (2) Edward Ennis James
Bellairs, Gentleman, i. 1907 ; (3) Ralph Abel Hamon
Bellairs, Gentleman, d. 1913 ; Minna Harington ; and
Violet de Mowbray. Seat — Barton End, OKI Headington,
Oxford. /?es. — The Rectory, Lusby, Spilsby.
Ralph Hamon Bellairs, Gentleman, fi. 1867; tn. 1893,
Estrella. d. of Rev Godfrey Pope, D.D. /ees.—
Cecil Bellairs, Gentleman, d. 1871 : >/i. , Agnes, d. of
Meterlekamp Knvsna ; and has issue. Res. —
Son of Rev. Henry Walford Bellairs, M.A., R.D., late
Vicar of Nuneaton and Hon. Canon of Worcester,
J. P. Oxon., ^. 1812; d. 1900; m. 1839, Mary Hannah
Albina, d. of G. Watkin Kenrick of Woore Hall,
CO. Salop : —
Walter Gray Bellairs, Gentleman, 6. 1847 ; w. 1874.
Frederica Julia, d. of Sir Gilbert Clayton- East, Bart. ; and
has issue — Eric D'Albini Bellairs, Gentleman, 6. 1877; and
Berta Albina [w. 1911, Mansel C. Gambier Young]. J?es. —
6 Eaton Mansions, Cliveden Place, S.W.
Son of Alban Ennis Bellairs, Gentleman, d. 1848 ;
d. 1926; m. 1882, Georgina Emily, d. of William
James Thompson, Esq., J. P., of Kippington, Kent :—
Reginald Nigel Bellairs, Esq., Capt. (ret.) Worcs. Regt. ,
i. 1883 (Arms and Crests as above. Motto— " My truste
ys") ; tfi. Kathleen, d, of Rev. Henry Morton Niblett,. Rector
of Redmarley, Worcs., and has issue — Angus d'Albini
Bellairs, Gentleman, d. 1918. 5<ra/— Stone House, Forest
Row, Sussex. /?«.— 50 Hans Place, S.W.i.
Yngr. son of Rev. Henry \N'alford Bellairs (see above): —
Ernest Hamon Bellairs, Gentleman, i. 1853; m. ,
Ermm Victoria, d. of Alan Edward ; and has issue — (i)
Mowbray Bellairs, Esq., Capt. R.E. (ret.), (J. {Res.—
Wilton Cottage, Wilton Street, W.); (2) Ivor Bellairs,
Esq., Maj. R.A.F., b. {Res.—i, Park Lane, W. Club—
Jun. Athenaeum) ; and Dorothy. Res. —
Son of William Charles Bellairs, Gentleman, of the Red
House, Datchet, b. 1861 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1887, Alexandra
Elizabeth Mortimer, d. of H. N. Ritchie : —
Tom Claud M'Kenzie Bellairs, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1892. Res.—
Sons of Edmund Hooke Wilson Bellairs, Esq. (eld.
son of Sir William Bellairs), of Mulbarton, Norfolk, and
Mouriscot, Biarritz, J. P. Norfolk, late Capt. and Adjt.
1st Batt. Norfolk Rifles, formerly Lieut. 7th Fus. and
60th Rifles, Exon. of Yeomen of the Guard, first
Member for Olago of the Legislative Council in the
first Parliament in New Zealand, b. 1823 ; d. 1896 ; m.
1852, Emilia Bellairs, d. of James Bellairs Stevenson
of Uffington : —
Edmund Hooke William Bellairs, Esq., b. 1854. Res. —
Hamon D'Albini Bellairs, Esq., M.V.O. , formerly Vice-
Consul at Biarritz, b. 1862. Res. — Biarritz, France.
Nigel Adour Bellairs, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 1900,
Countess Marie, d. of Count Siebor Rylski ; and has issue
— (i) Edmund Hamon Bellairs, Gentleman, ;>. 1903; (2) Guy
Nigel Bellairs, Gentleman, ^. 1908. Res. — Biarritz, France.
Sons of William Gibbons Bellairs, Esq., J. P., Civil
Commissioner and Resident Magistrate Cape of Good
Hope, b. i860 \ d, \ m. 1901, Augusta, d. of
Chiappini, M.L.A. Cape Colony: —
William Leopold du Plessis Hofmeyer Bellairs, Esq.
Res.—
Roger Mowbray Bellairs, Gentleman. Res. — Cape of
Good Hope.
Sons of Sir William Bellairs, K.C.M.G., C.B., b.
1828; d. 1913; m. ist, 1857, Emily Craven [d. 1866),
eld. d. of William Barton Gibbons, J. P. ; 2nd, 1867,
Blanche St. John, d. of Francis Adolphus Moschzisker,
Doctor of Philosophy : —
Carlyon Wilfroy Bellairs, Esq., Commr. R.N. (ret.),
M.P. for King's Lynn 1906-10, for Maidstone Borough
1915-18, and for Maidstone Div. of Kent, since 1918, b.
1871 ; 7)1. 1911, Charlotte, d. of Col. H. L. Pearson of
Laurence of Long Island, U.S.A. Res. — 35 Wilton Place,
S.W. Club—(Zz.x\\.on.
Roger Mowbray Bellairs, Esq., Capt. R.N., C.M.G.,
Legion of Honour, b. 1884; m. 1909, Veronica Beatrice,
only d. of the late Col. Arthur Wavell, Welsh Regt., and
has issue— Beatrice Blanche Mowbray 'and Daphne
Veronica. Res. — Seymour House, Seymour Place, W.
BELLAMY of Plymouth (H. Coll., 1905). Azure, an
anchor in bend , stock downwards or, a chief erminois.
impaling the arms of Madge, namely :— per chevron argent
and azure, iu chief two towers sable, and in base a horse
forcene argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
/^ clusmL/JQmais-r'pni
wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested azure, cuffed
erminois, the hand holding an olive-branch proper, all
between two ostrich feathers argent. Motto—'' Bel asmy
jamais renie."
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Eldest son of Sir Joseph Arthur Bellamy, Knt. Bach.,
d. 1845; ^- 1918; m. 1868, Susan Mill {d. 1908), d.
of the late Wm. Saul Wills :—
Arthur Bellamy, Esq., Lieut.-Col. (ret.) T.F., T.D.,
served Great War 1914-19, late O.C. Devon R.G.A., and
2/7 Ln. Bde. R. F.A. and R.G.A. (mentioned), i. 1869 ; m.
1898, Edith Emma, d. of the late Sir William 1 homas
Madge, ist Bart., and has issue — Madge Ailsa [m. 1928,
Major Robert William Hornsby, 14th Punjab Regt.] ;
Doreen Avis [m. 1927, Wilfred Lawrence Carter]. Res. —
3 Chartfield Avenue, Putney, S. W. ; Plymstock, St.
Margaret's-at-Cliffe, Kent. Cluds — Constitutional, St.
George's (Empire Service).
BELLAMY (H. Coll.). Azure, within two bendlets
or, a rose argent between two crescents of the second.
Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the
colours, in front of two sceptres in saltire or, a cubit arm
vested sable, cuffed argent, the hand clasped proper.
Motto — " Deus rector et lacertus."
Only son of Robert Bellamy, d. 1823 ; d. 1906 ; m.
i860, Emma, d. of Charles Lowe of Stamford : —
Rev. Robert Lowe Bellamy, M.A. , LL.D. , d. 1866.
J?es.—Tht Rectory, Kirkby Overblow, Pannal S.O. , York-
shire.
BELLASIS, see
OLIVER-BELLASIS.
DALGLISH - BELLASIS and
BELLEW. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, fretty or (Belle w
circa Edward III.) ; 2 and 3, gules, three lions passant, two
and one or (Bryan of Bawnmore, granted 1684). Mantling
sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm
in armour embowed, holding a sword, all proper. Motto—
"Tout d'en haut."
Sons of Edward Joseph, 2nd Baron Bellew, d. 1830; d
1895 ; »?. 1853, Augusta Mary, d. and eventual h. o
Col. George Bryan of Jenkinstown, co. Kilkenny :—
The Rt. Hon. Sir George Leopard Bryan, 4th Baron
Bellew of Barmeath, co. Louth (10 July 1848), loth Bart.
(II Dec. 1688), J. P. and D.L. co. Kilkenny (High Sheriff
1902), Major (ret.) loth Hussars, served in Afghan War
1878-9 (desp. , medal, and clasp), in Soudan 1884-5, ^^nd
with Imp. Y. in S. Africa 1900-1, and withT. F. Great War,
1914-18 (assumed the name without the arms of Bryan in
lieu of Bellew by R.L., 1880) [Supporters of Barony-
Dexter, a leopard or, gorged with a mural crown azure ;
sinister, a wolf azure, gorged with a ducal coronet or], 6.
1857 ; m. 1927, Elaine, widow of H. Carlisle-Dodd, and d.
of the late John Leech of Queenstown, S. Africa. Scais —
Barmeath Castle, Dunleer, co. Louth; Jenkinstown Park,
CO. Kilkenny. Ciuds — Marlborough, Turf, Pratt's, Army
and Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin).
The Hon. Richard Eustace Bellew, d. 1858 ; m. ist, 1887,
Ada Kate (d. 1893), d. of H. P. Gilbey of Stanstead, Essex ;
2nd, 1895, Gwendoline Marie Josephine, d. of W. R. J.
FitzHerbert Herbert-Huddleston, of Clytha ; and has issue,
with two daus. — (i) Edward Henry Bellew, Esq., M.B.E.,
Capt. R.A.F. (Broom Hall, Sunningdale, Berks.), 6. 1889 [m.
1912, Barbara Helen Mary, only d. of Sir Henry Farnham
Burke, K,C.V.O., C.B., Garter King of Arms]; (2) Bryan
Bertram Bellew, M.C. , Lieut. S. Irish Horse (Malcolm
House, Batsford, Moreton-in-Marsh), d. 1890 [m. 1918,
Jeannie Ellen, d. of the late James O. Jameson, and has
issue: — James Bryan Bellew, Gentleman, 6. 1920]; (3)
George Rothe Bellew, Gentleman, Portcullis Pursuivant
of Arms 1922-26 ; Somerset Herald from 1926, 5. 1899 ; (4)
Patrick Herbert Bellew, Gentleman, d. 1905. Res. —
Mount Firoda, Castlecomer, co. Kilkenny ; 45 Victoria
Road, Kensington, W.8. Cluis — Marlborough, Bachelors'.
Son of Thomas Arthur Grattan-Bellew, Esq., of Mount
Bellew, CO. Galway (second son of Sir Michael Dillon
Bellew, ist Bart), 6. 1820, d. 1863; tn. 1858, Pauline
{d. 1908), d. and coheir of Henry Gratton, Esq.,
M.P. : —
Sir Henry Christopher Grattan-Bellew, 3rd Bart. , of Mount
Bellew (15 Aug. 1838), D.L. co. Galway (High Sheriff 1884),
late Lieut. 5th D.G. , late Lt. -Col. 4th Batt. Connaught
Rangers [Arms (R.L. 1859): Quarterly, i and 4, Bellew as
above, with a crescent argent for difference ; 2 and 3, per
saltire sable and ermine, a lion rampant or (Grattan, con-
firmed by Hawkins Ulr. to Rev. Charles Grattan). Crests
— I. Bellew as above, charged with a crescent for difference ;
■2. on a wreath of the colours, a dove proper holding in its
dexter claw a sceptre and standing on a tun or. Motto as
above], 6. i860 ; s. his uncle 1867 ; m. 1885, Lady Sophia
Marie Elizabeth Forbes, d. of George, 7th Earl of Granard,
K. P. ; and has surv. issue — (i) Charles Christopher Grattan-
Bellew, Esq., M.C, Lieut.-Col. King's Royal Rifle Corps,
6. 1887 [m. 1923, Maureen Peyton, adop. d. of Sir Thomas
G. Segrave, C.B.E., and has issue — Maureen Deirdre] ;
(2) Thomas Henry Grattan-Bellew, Esq., d. 1901 ; (3)
Arthur John Grattan-Bellew, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Lin
coin's Inn, i. 1903 ; Helena Barbara ; Moira Jane [m.
1920, James D'Arcy of New Forest, co. Galway] and
Angela Mary. Sea( — Mount Bellew, co. Galway. Cluds —
St. James's ; Kildare Street (Dublin).
BELLINGHAM of Castle Bellingham, Louth. Argent,
three bugle-homs sable, stringed and garnished or.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a buck's head, couped or. Mottoes — Under the
arms, "Amicus amico" ; over the crest, " Ainsi il est."
Son of Sir Alan Henry Bellingham, 4th Bart., b.
1846 ; d. 1921 ; m. ist, 1874, Lady Constance Julia
Eleanor Noel, d. of 2nd Earl Gainsborough : —
Sir Edward Henry Charles Patrick Bellingham, 5 th
Bart. (19 Ap. 1796), C.M.G., D.S.O., H.M. Lieut, co.
Louth, a Senator of the Irish Free State Parliament,
Brig. Gen. (ret.) Royal Scots ; b. 1879 ; m. 1904, Charlotte
Elizabeth, d. of Alfred Payne, and widow of Frederick
Gough ; and has issue — Gertrude Mary [m. 1927, Ronald
Derwent Hawker]. Seat — Castle Bellingham, Louth.
Clubs — Caledonian; Kildare Street (Dublin).
Son of Capt. Roger Charles Noel Bellingham (second
son of the 4th Bart.), 6. 1884 ; killed in action 1915 ;
m. Alice, d. of Richard Naish, of Ballycullen, co.
Limerick : —
Roger CarroU Patrick Stephen Bellingham, b. 191 1.
Res. — BaUycullen House, co. Limerick.
BELMORE, see LOWRY-CORRY.
BELPER, see STRUTT.
BEMPDE, see VANDEN-BEMPDE-JOHNSTONE.
BEMROSE (H. Coll.). Paly of six gules and or, on a
chevron of the last a lion rampant between two roses of the
first, barbed and seeded proper, a chief ermine, thereon a
lion passant guardant, also of the first, between two spear-
heads erect proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On
a wreath of the colours, a lamb, holding with the sinister
forepaw a staff proper, flowing therefrom a pennon or,
charged with a chaplet of roses gules, barbed and seeded
also proper, between two like roses. MottO — "Semper
paratus. "
Sons of William Bemrose of Derby, J. P., F.S.A., d.
1831 ; d. 1908 ; m. : —
Hon. Brig.-Gen. William Wright Bemrose, V.D., D.L..
J.P. , d. 1859: m. 1889, Mary E., d. of T. Litherland ot
Ashby, Leicestershire. Res. — The Cedars, Littleover Hill,
Derby.
Herbert Cheney Bemrose, Gentleman. Hes. — Vicarage
Avenue, Derby.
BENBOW (H. Coll.). Sable, two string-bows endorsed
in pale or, garnished gules, between two bundles of arrows,
three in each bundle, of the second, barbed and headed
argent, banded of the third. Mantling sable and or.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a harpy close or, face
proper, her head wreathed with a chaplet of flowers gules.
Son of James Benbow of Thornton Heath, Surrey, d.
; d. ; m. , Caroline, d. of Benjamin Parrey
of London : —
The late Sir Henry Benbow, K.C.B. (1902), D.S.O. (1891),
entered R.N. as Assist. -Engineer 1861, Chief Engineer 1879
(special promotion for gallantry in action). Inspector of
Machinery 1885, Chief Inspector of Machinery 1888, retired
1893 ; served in Nile Exped. 1884-5, and was specially
mentioned for having repaired, under a heavy fire, the
boiler of the " Safia " when disabled by a shot (medal,
bronze star), b. 1838; d. 1916 ; m. 1892, Elizabeth Jean
{Res.—Z Wilmingdon Sq. , Eastbourne), d. of Henry Bird
of Uxbridge ; and has issue — Caroline Muriel \ni 1919,
Capt. D. F. Campbell, 2nd Cameronians].
EDWARD STARKIEBENCE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. ,
late Capt. 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. Bom 1862, being the
eldest son of Edward Robert Starkie Bence, Esq., J.P. and
D.L. , High Sheriff 1861, late of the King's Dragoon Guards,
by his wife Eliza Charlotte Albinia, dau. of George James
IBzn
Sullivan of Wilmington, Isle of Wight. Axmorialbeaxings
(R.L., 2 May 1804, H. Coll.) — Argent, on a cross between
four frets gules, a tower of the first. Mantling gules and
argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, a tower or,
charged with a fret gules. Motto —" Virtus castellum
lueum." 5m/— Kentwell Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk.
C/u/'s — Wellington, Carlton.
Colonel GUY LENOX BENCE- LAMBERT, C.M.G. ,
J. P. for cos. Suffolk and Galway, and D.L. for co.
Suffolk, late Colonel 3rd Connaught Rangers. Born
Dec. 30, 1856, being the second son of the late Alexander
Clendinning Lambert, Esquire. Justice of the Peace and
Deputy-Lieutenant, of Brook Hill, in the county of Mayo,
Ireland, by his wife Emma Maria, daughter of Ciuy Lenox
Prendergast, Member of Parliament for Lymington, and
formerly a Member of the Council of Bombay. Ar-
morial bearings— He bears for Anns: (Jules, a cross
crosslet or, between three cinquefoils pierced argent. Upon
the escutcheon is placed a helmet betitting his degree, with
a Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath
of the colours, a centaur proper, charged on the shoulder
with a cross crosslet or; with the Motto, " Ut quocunque
paratus." Livery'—Blue coat, black and white striped
waistcoat, brass buttons. Married, Jan. 23, 1884, Ida Milli-
cent, daughter of Henry Alexander Starkie Bence, Esquire,
Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant. Estates—
Thorington Hall, in the county of Suffolk ; Dernasliggan, in
the county of Galway. Posial address— Thorington Hall,
Darsham, Suffolk. Clui — Carlton.
BEND.\LL (H. Coll., 1906). Bendy wavy of six argent
gutt6e-de-poix and azure, on a c'nief gules between two
estoilei, a fieur-de-lys or. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an anchor
in bend or, a gryphon's head erast-d gules. Mottoes —
" Bien ou rien," and " Flecto non frango."
Sons of Robert Smi;h Bendall, Gentleman, d. 1841 ;
d. 1911 ; m. ist, 1868. Phoebe, d. of James Sheppard;
2nd, 1885, Ellen Jane (d. 1912), d. of Walter Cundell
and relict of Thomas Pickard Adcock : —
Arnold Bendall, Gentleman, 6. 1874; m. 1897, Jeanne
Marie Louise Eugenie Rabier ; and has issue — Sidney
Wilfred Bendall, Gentleman,^. 1900 [m. 1923, Marie
Madeleine Suzanne Yow, and has issue: — Maud Mary.
{■Res. — Paris)]; Maud [w. 1921, Maurice Rambaud]; and
Harriett .\lice. I^es. — Montmoreau, Charente.
Roland Bendall, Gentleman, i. 1886; m. 1910, Alice
Rabier; and has issue — C6cile ; and Jacqueline Naomi.
/?es. — Ofcolaco, Northern Transvaal.
Guy Mowbray Bendall, Gentleman, 6. 1888. /?es.—Les
Sablettes, Var, France.
Younger son of Robert Smith Bendall of Hamp-
stead, d. 1812 ; d. 1865; m. 1839, Elizabeth Kay
Holmes : —
Manley Forbes Bendall, Gentleman, d. 1844; m. 1875,
Marie Blanche Elizabeth Chri>man ; and has issue —
Nicolas Manley Bendall, Gentleman, i. 1876; Mabel; and
Mildred, .^w.— Bordeaux, Gironde, France.
BENDALL (H. Coll., 1907). Bendy wavy of six argent
and sable, on a chief gules, a dexter hand couped at the
wrist, between two estoiles or. Mantling sable and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased
bendy wavy of six argent and sable, gorged with a collar
gules, charged with three estoiles or. Motto — " Fortiter
in spe. "
Sons of Jo5eph Richards Bendall, d. 1820; d. 1862;
m. 1850, Emma, d. of Christian Manley:^
Frank Manley Bendall, Gentleman, 6. 1856 ; m. 1890,
Agnes Ellington Richardson ; and has issue — .Marion .A.da ;
Frances Elizabeth ; Katherine Emma ; Phyllis .May ; and
Ethel Barbara. j?«.— Streatham, S.W.
Samuel John Bendall, Gentleman, d. 1858 ; m. 1883,
Ellen, d. of William Stone ; and has issue — (i) Philip
Manley Bendall, Gentleman, d. 1884; (2) Geoffrey
Skeat Manley Bendall, Gentleman, d. 1886; Margaret
Emma; and Helen .Mary. i?ej. —Trader's Cottage, Rye,
Sussex.
BENDYSHE. Argent, a chevron sable, between three
rams' heads erased azure. Mantling sable and argent.
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Crest -Out of a ducal coronet or, a talbot's head proper
Motto—" Utraque pallade."
Only son of Lt.-Col. Richard Nelson Bendyshe,
R.M.L.I., fi. i866 ; killed in action, 1915; m. 1893,
Eleanor Margaret, d. of late Rev. Henry Wardell:—
John Nelson Bendyshe, Esq., CapL late Worcestershire
Regt. , 6. 1894. .S>a/— Barrington Hall, co. Cambridge.
BENETT-STANFORD (R.L., 19 Dec. 1868, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, per pale or and sable, on a chevron
nebuly between three bugles, stringed, as many martlets all
counterchanged (Stanford) ; 2 and 3, quarterly, i. and iiii.,
gules, three demi-lions rampant argent (Benett— recorded
Vn. Wilts. 1565) ; ii. and iii., azure, three dexter gauntlets
or. within a bordure wavy of tiie last (Fane). Mantling
sable and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a
buffalo's head caboshed sable within a chain in arch or
(Stanford) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head argent,
charged on the neck with a rose gules, the whole debruised
by a bendlet sinister wavy azure (Fane). Livery — Black.
Son of Vere Fane Benett-Stanford, Esq., of Pyt House
and Norton House, Wilts., and of Preston Place,
Susse.x, J. P. Wilts., Dorset, and Sussex, D.L. Wilts.,
M.P. for Shaftesbury 1873-80, b. 1839; d. 1894; m.
1867, Ellen, d. and h. of William Stanford of Preston,
Sussex : —
John Montagu Benett-Stanford, Esq., J. P. Wilts, and
Dorset, Major Motor Vol. Corps, late Lieut. Roy. Wilts.
Yeo. Cav., late Lieut. R. Dragoons, b. 1870; m. 1893,
Evelyn, d. and h. of Capt. Burchall Helme of B.oadfield
Court, Leominster. Seats — Pythouse, Tisbury, Wilts.;
Norton Bavant Manor, Warminster ; Preston Place,
Preston, Sussex. j?«.— Pythouse, Tisbury, Wilts. Clubs—
White's, St. lames's.
BENGOUGH (H. Coll.). Argent, three lions' heads
erased sable, each charged with an ermine spot or, on a
chief indented of the second, as many crosses pat^e of the
first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, two crosses pat6e argent, thereon resting a
lion's head erased sable, charged with an ermine spot or.
Motto—" Per acuta beUi."
Second, but only surv. son of John Alan George
Bengough, Esq. , J. P. , of The Ridings, Wootton-under-
Edge, b. 1859 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1887, Rosa(^(fj-. 26 Camp-
den Hill Court, W.8), d. of Col. James Crosbie of
Ballyheigue Castle, co. Kerry : —
Capt. Nigel James Bengough, late Lieut. Fife and Forfar
Yeo., temp. Capt. R.A.F., Lord of the Manor of Monkland,
6. 1895. Res. — Allerton Grange, Eastington, nr. Stone-
house, GIos.
Younger sons of John Charles Bengough, Esq., J. P.
and D.L. (High Sheriff 1877), b. 1829; d. 1913 ; m.
1857, Caroline Augusta {d. 1899), d. of Rev. Alan
Gardner Cornwall, .\1.A. , Rector of Kingscote and
Newington Bagpath : —
Clement Stuart Bengough, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. —
Morgan, Carbon Co., Wyoming, U.S.A.
Cyril Francis Bengough, Gentleman, M.Inst.C. E., i.
1864; m. 1891, Agnes, 8th d. of George .•^ngus Low of
Gosforth House, Newcastle ; and has issue — Three sons
and three daus. Res. — Conderton Manor, nr. Tewkesbury.
Sons of Major - General Sir Harcourt Mortimer
Bt-ngough, K.C.B., b. 1837; d. 1922; m. 1876,
Christina {Res.—\M\\& Croft, Goring Lane, Goring-on-
Sea), d. of H. Maybery of Brecon, S. Wales: —
Harcourt George Lionel Bengough, Esq. ,3. 1877. Res. —
Neville Stewart Bengough, Esq., h. 1893; m. 1916,
Gladys Ella, d. of James Williams of Dakota, Aboyne,
Aberdeenshire. Res.—
BENISON (U.O.). Ermine, on a chevron per pale or
and gules, between in chief two martlets of the third and in
base an ash-tree eradicated proper, three crosses pat<*e
fitch^e counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, two arms vambraced em-
bowed and interlaced, the hands bare, each grasping a
scimitar, all proper. Motto -" Sit prex detur pax."
Son of Rev. William Bradshaw Benison, Rector of
Uley, Glos. , M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1820; d.
igo6 ; m. Mary, d. of Edward Best, Esq., J. P. co.
Stafford : —
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i. 1857; fn. 1886, Jessie, ygst. d. of late John Kemp-Welch,
Esq., J. P., of Sopley Park, Hants. ; and has had issue —
Eric William Benison, Gentleman, d. 1889 ; d. 1913 ; Aileen
Mary Dewes ; and Marjorie.
Vicarage, Wimborne, Dorset.
lies. — Kingston Lacy
WILLIAM HENRY BENN, Gentleman. Born
being the son of the late Joseph Benn, Gentleman, of
Russell House, Bradford. Armorial bearings — Party
per chevron or and azure, on a mount, in base an alpaca
statant, and two angora goats' heads affront^e in chief, all
proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of
the colours, an alpaca's head couped at the neck between
two sprigs of oak fructed all proper. MottO — " Curi atque
industria." jResidence—WiUaslon, Harrogate.
BENN (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron indented gules,
between three lions rampant azure, a trefoil slipped or.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a tiger passant argent, gorged with a collar dan-
cett^e gules, charged with a trefoil, as in the arms. Motto —
" Courage sans peur."
Suns of Rev. John W. Benn, M.A., Rector of Carri-
galine and Douglas, co. Cork, i. 1814 ; d. 1874 ; m.
Maria Louisa, d. of Majur-Gen. Christopher Hamilton,
C.B. :—
Sir Arthur Shirley Benn, ist Bart. {1926), K.B.E., of
Plymouth, Devon, M.P. Plymouth since 1910, i. 1858;
m. 1888, Alice Marie, d. of F. A. Liiling of Alabama,
U.S.A. J?es —18 Bolton Gardens, London, S. W. Clubs—
Carlton, R.T.Y., R. Western Yacht.
James Edward Hamilton Benn, Gentleman, Barrister-at-
Lawand Bencher, Inner Temple, b. i860 ; tn. 1919, Marion,
d. of T. H. Wavell, and widow of E. J. Adams. Ees. —
TemplewLod, Farnham Common, Bucks. Post. add. — 8
New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C.
Sir Ion Hamilton Benn, ist Bart. (17 June, 1920), C.B. ,
D. S.O. , T.D. , Croix de Guerre with palms. Knight of
Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem,
Capt. R. N. V. R. , Hon. Col. 20th Batt. London Regt. , M. P.
for Greenwich 1910-22, Mayor of Greenwich 1901-2, b. 1863 ,
m. 1885, Frances, only d. of late N. Bridges of Walling-
ton Manor, Surrey, and has issue : — Maj. Ion Bridges
Hamilton Benn, Res. of Officers, late D.C.L.I., b. 1887
[m. 1916, Theresa Dorothy, d. of Maj. Blacker, 4th Hussars,
and has issue — Patrick Ion Hamilton Benn, Esq., b. 1922;
and Dorothy Hamilton (iPw.— Rollesby Hall, Norfolk);
Marion Hamilton [?«. Maj. Edward George Power, and has
issue]. Ees. — 17 CoUingham Gardens, S.W. ; RoUesby
Hall, Norfolk. C/wi^j— Carlton, Brookr/s, Norfolk.
Hans Hamilton Benn, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; m. 1894,
Camilla, d. of Richard Koncelik, and has issue, 2 daus.
Res. — Prerov, Czechoslovakia.
Francis Hamilton Benn, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; m. 1910,
Arta Clara, d. of H. S. Boal of Chicago, and has issue : —
Arthur John Horton Benn, Gentleman, b. 1910 ; Anthony
Benn, Gentleman, b. 1912 ; and Patricia. Res. — 20 The
Boltons, S.W.
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BENN of Old Knoll (H. Coll., 1918). Argent, two
barrulets indented gules, between in chief as many
dragons' heads erased, and in base a pencil and a pen
in saltire proper, tied with a lace azure, pendent there-
from a torteau, charged with tho figures " 1914 " or.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the colours, on a rock, a spear erect proper, flowing there-
from a pennon azure, charged with the word " Onward "
in letters or. Motto — " Deo favente."
Sons of Sir John Williams Benn, ist Bart., Knt.,
J. P., D.L., Lond., M.P., b. 1850 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1874,
EUzabeth {Res. — St. Ermine's, Westminster, S.W.),
d. of John Pickstone, of Hyde, co. Chester : —
Sir Ernest John Pickstone Benn, and Bart. (15 July
1914), of Old Knoll, Lewisham, C.B.E., Managing Dir.
of Benn Bros., Ltd., b. 1875 ; m. 1903, Gwendoline
Dorothy, d. of F. M. Andrews, of Edgbaston ; and has
issue — John Andrews Benn, Esq., b. 1904 ; Edward
Glanvill Benn, Esq., b. 1905 ; Frederick Christopher
Benn, Esq., b. 1912 ; Elizabeth; JuUa Wedg%vood.
Res. — Blunt House, Oxted, Surrey. Club — Reform.
WiUiam Wedgwood Benn, Esq., Capt., R.A.F., D.S.O.,
D.F.C., has Croix de Guerre, Legion of Honour, Bronze
Medal, and War Cross of Italy, b. 1877 ; m. 1920,
Margaret Eadie, d. of Daniel Holmes, late M.P. Govan ;
and has issue — Michael Julius Wedgwood Benn, Gentle-
man, b. 1921 ; Anthony Neil Wedgwood Benn, Gentle-
man, b. 1925. Res. — 40 Grosvenor Road, S.W.L
BENNET. Gules, a bezant between three demi-lions
rampant argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crests —
t. out of a mural coronet or a lion's head gules, charged
on the neck with a bezant (for Bennet) ; 2. on a wreath
of the colours, a double scaling-ladder or (for Grey).
Supporters — On either side a lion argent, ducalJy crowned
or, each charged on the shoulder with a torteau. Motto — •
" De bon vouloir servir le roy."
Son of Rt. Hon. Charles Augustus Bennet, 6th
Earl of Tankerville, b. 1810 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1850, Lady
Olivia Montagu {d. 1922), d. of 6th Duke of Man-
chester : —
Rt. Hon. George Montagu Bennet, 7th Earl of Tanker-
ville (19 Oct. 1714), Baron Ossulston of Ossulston, Middle-
sex (24 Nov. 1682), J. P., D.L. CO. Northumberland,
b. 1852 ; m. 1895, Leonora Sophie, d. of J. van Matter,
of New York City, U.S.A. ; and has surv. issue — (i)
Charles Augustus Ker Bennet, commonly called Lord
Ossulston, late Capt. R.A.F., A. R.S.Ac,, b. 1897 [m. 1920,
Roberta, d. of Mrs. Percy Mitchell, of 40a Hill Street,
Berkeley Square, W. ; and has issue — Hon. Charles
Augustus Grey Bennet, b. 1921 ; Hon. George Arthur
Grey Bennet, b. 1925. Cluis — Roy. Societies', Roy.
Aero]) ; (2) Hon. George William Bennet, b. 1903. Seat —
Chillmgham Castle, Chatton, Northumberland. Club —
Royal Societies'.
BENNETT, see LEIGH-BENNETT.
BENNETT of Grimsby (H. CoU., 18 Oct. 1915). Per
bend argent and azure, a fasces in bend or, between in
chief a fleur-de-lys of the second, and in base a rose of
the first, barbed and seeded proper. Crest —
Motto — " Loyal and free."
Third son of Joseph Bennett, J. P., of The Cedars,
Louth, b. 1829 ; d. 1908 ; m. 1853, Maria (i. 1911),
d. of Francis Sowerby, of Grimsby : —
Sir Francis Sowerby Bennett, Knt. Bach., J.P. Lindsey
and Grimsby, High Sheriff, Lines. 1916, b. 1813 ; m. 1891,
Julia Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Ouston, of Holmefield, nr.
Pontefract ; and has issue — (i) Roderick Sowerby
Bennett, Esq., 6. 1898 [m. 1923, Eirene Margaret, d of
the late J. Emerton ; (2) Michael Wharran Bennett,
Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Ruth Ouston [m. 1915, Norman
Edmund Brooks, of 34 Grand rue, Poligny, Jura, France,
and has issue] ; Mary Eleanor. Res. — Fryston, Bargate,
Grimsby ; Oxcombe Manor, Horncastle, Lines.
JOHN CHARLES BENNETT, Gentleman. Born 1843,
being the third son of the Reverend John Jackson, Rector of
Tallow, and Vicar of Kilwatermoy, in the county of Water-
ford ; succeede i his uncle Joseph Henry Bennett, whose
name ani arms he assumed by Royal Licence in 1874.
Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i and
4, gules, a bezant between three demi-lions rampant or (for
Bennett) ; 2 and 3, argent, a hon passant gules, on a chief
engrailed of the last, three battleaxes erect of the first (for
Jackson). Upon the escuichi^on is placed a helmet befitting
his degree, with a Mantling gules and or ; and for his
Crests. I. out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant
argent, holding between the paws a bezant (for Bennett);
2. upon a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed in armour,
the hand grasping a battleaxe all proper, the arm charged
with a mullet gules (for Jackson). Motto— " Serve the
king." Married, 1865, Mary, eldest daughter and co-h.
of the Reverend Francis Newport ; and has, with other Issue
—George Newport Jackson Bennett, Gentleman, born 1876.
Estate and Postal address — Bennett's Court, Queenstown,
Ireland.
WILLIAM BENNETT, Esquire, J.P. co. Lincoln,
Captain and Hon. Major ist Vol. Batt. Lincolnshire
Regt. 1889-1894. Born 1854, being the eldest son of the
late Sir Henry Bennett, Knight Bachelor, of Westlands,
Grimsby, and of Thorpe Hall, South Elkington, both in
the CO. of Lincoln, J.P. and D.L. , six times Mayor of
Grimsby, by his wife Dorothy, dau. of Francis Sowerby.
Armorial bearings — Per pale or and argent, three chev-
ronels sable between two boars' heads .rased in chief
gules, and a knights helmet in base proper. Mantling
sable ami or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front
of a demi-lion or, gorged with a collar invected gules, hold-
ing between the paws a bezant, an escallop surmounting
two branches of oak fructed in saltire prope-. Motto —
" Deo juvante. " Married, 1887, Lizzie Holmes, only d. of
the late H. J. Farmer-Atkinson, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Wood-
cote Place, Epsom ; and has had issue — Kenneth Henry
Bennett, Esq., b. 1898; d. 1924; Dorothy Holmes; and
Marjorie Holmes, Residences — Meadow Brow, Grasmere,
Westmorland; Bargate Cottage, Grimsby ; and 32 Kensing-
ton Square, W.8.
BENNETT (H. Coll.). Gules, a pale or, charged with
a leopard's face jessant-de-lys of the first in base between
two leopards' faces jessant-de-lys in chief of the second,
over all two chevronels engrailed ermine. Mantling
gules and or. Crest — On a wreath argent and gules, a
hunting-horn sable, stringed gules, surrounding a leopard's
face jessant-de-lys or. Motto — " Per aspera surgo."
Second son of Rev. Joseph Bennett, M.A., of Whitby,
Yorks., sometime Vicar of All Saints', West Hartle-
pool, Durham, b. 1853 ; m. 1881, Edith Mary, d. of
Thomas Robinson, Esq., J. P., Mayor of W. Hartle-
pool 1892, of The Grange, Glaisdale, Yorkshire : —
Edward Osborne Bennett, Esq., Member of Assn. of
Average Adjusters, Lieut. Special List 19 14, Captain, War
Ofifice 19 16, Assistant- Accountant General Ministry of
Shipping 1918-19, b. 1883; m. 1912, Aimee Annie Patten
Collins, d. of Lt.-Col. Wright Sherlock, of Carrickdove,
CO. Cork ; and has issue — Edward Wright Bennett,
Gentleman, b. 1912 ; Derrick Kyrle Bennett, Gentleman,
b. 1914 ; Horace Sherlock Bennett, Gentleman, b. 1916 ;
Joy Irma Stratford ; and Dorothea Edyth Rosemary.
Seats — Llanvihangel Court, co. Moimiouth ; Sheerwater
Lodge, West Byfleet, Surrey. Clubs — Royal Thames
Yacht, City of London, Ranelagh,
BENNETT (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and or, an
eagle displayed gules. Mantling gules and argent Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, on a whelk-shell or, a
Cornish chough proper, beaked and legged gules. Motto —
" Mihi consulit Deus."
Son of William Stephenson Bennett, Gentleman, b,
1835 ; d. 1907 ; m. : —
William Pyt Bennett, Lieut. R.A., 3. 1880. /?«.—
Son of Edmund Grove Bennett of The Close, Salis-
bury, b. 1856; d. 1895; m. : —
Gerald William Bennett, Gentleman, b. 1867.
Yr. sons of James Bennett of Salisbury, b. 1797; d.
; m. 2nd, Mary Bitham. d. of Thomas Grove: —
Thomas Arthur Bennett. Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Frederick Charles Bennett, Gentleman, b. . Res. —
Stephen Ashlock Bennett, Gentleman, Barr.-at-Law
(Lincoln's Inn), b.
Frank Ewer Bennett, Gentleman, b. Res. —
Shrewsbury Grammar School.
BENNITT. Azure, on a chevron or, between three
martlets in chief and one in the base argent, three annulets
of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a
wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a horse's head
couped argent, pierced through the neck bv an arrow in
bend sinister point downwards proper. Motto — " Irre-
vocabile." Livery — Invisible green and gold.
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Son of the late William Bennitt, D.L., J. P. :—
William Ward Bennitt, Esq,. J. P., Colonel 5th Lancers,
6. 1839 ; tn. ist, Augusta D'A. {d. 1905), dau. of the late
J. D'A. Samuda, ot 7 Gloucester Square, Hyde Park ; 2nd,
1908, Julia, widow of the late Capt. the Hon. Hugh
Tyrwhitt, R.N., C.S.I. , M.V.O.,of28 Egerton Gardens,
S. W. , and dau. of the late W. Orme Foster of Apley Park,
Bridgnorth ; and has issue by first mar. — Two daughters.
/?es. — Farringdon House, Berks. C/ud — Army and Navy.
BENSON (H. Coll. , 1841). Quarterly, ermine and or, a
bend engrailed gules, surmounted, by another plain argent,
charged with three trefoils sable. Mantling gules and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's head
erased argent, muzzled, gorged with a collar and pendent
therefrom an escutcheon azure, charged with a trefoil or.
Motto — " Si Deus quis contra."
Son of George Henrv Benson, Gentleman, F.S.A.,
M.I.M.E., A.I.E.C'i^. 1842; d. 1923; w. 1886,
Sarah Orton, d. of James Wood cf Ratcliffe Culey,
CO. Leics: —
Rev. Robert Wakefield Benson, M.A. Oxon. , fi. 1891 ;
m. 1925, Charlotte Wood. Res. — Skaigh, Manor Road,
Worthing.
Sons of Joseph Crewdson Benson, Gentleman, 6. 1854 ;
d. 1920: m. 1882, Edith Constance, d. of Dr. Edward
S. Williams of Denver, Colorado : —
George Edward Benson, Gentleman, i. 1883; m. 1907,
Juliana, d. of Hans W. Wolter of Denver, Colorado ;
and has issue — Constance Lucy. J?es. — Low Meadows,
Arvarda, Jefferson co. , Colorado, U.S.A.
Robert Crewdson Benson, Gentleman, d. 1885; m. 1911,
L. J. Pointer. Res. — 2217 gth Avenue, Los Angeles.
Joseph Williams Benson, Gentleman, l>. 1893.
Son of Robert Braithwaite Benson, d. 1817; d. 1892;
m. 1855, Eleanora Seymour, d. of David Stewart: —
Robert Seymour Benson, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, fi,
1858; m. 1895, Lilian Dora, d. of Theodore Crewdson,
Esq., J.P. ; and has issue — (i) Stewart Seymour Benson,
Gentleman, d. 1896; (2) John Seymour Benson, Gentleman,
d. 1911 ; Lilian Rachel Sylvia; Dorothy Cicely; Janet
Mary ; Gwendolen Seymour ; and Margaret Eleanor. Seat
— Riverside, Middleton-St. George, co. Durham.
Son of William Thomas Benson. -M.P. Dom. of Canada,
i. 1824; d. 1885; m. 1858, Helen, d. of Frederick
Wilson : —
George Frederick Benson, Gentleman, l>. 1864; m. 1890,
Etheldred Norton, d. of George Henry Frothingham of
Montreal ; and has issue — (i) George Frothingham Benson,
Gentleman, fi. 1896; (2) William Davenport Benson,
Gentleman, 1^. 1898; and Etheldred Dorothy. Estate —
Cardinal, Ontario. Seat — " Mississagna," Thousand
Islands, Canada. /^es. — 15 Ontario Avenue, Montreal,
Canada.
Eld. son of Davis Benson, Gentleman, d. 1820; d.
1892; m. 1859, Jane, d. of George Edmondson of
Queenwood, Hants. : —
Davis Edmondson Benson, Gentleman, d. i860; m. 1889,
Florence, d. of Nathaniel Dodd. Res. — 12 Irton Road,
Southport. Clu6—R.A.C,
Son of Robert Benson, i. 1814; d. 1875; m. 1847;
Eleanor Sara, d. of Admiral Moorsom, K.C. B. : —
Robert Henry Benson, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), i.
1850; m. 1887, Evelyn, d. of Robert Stayner Holford of
Dorchester House, Park Lane, W. , and Weston Birt, co.
Gloucs. ; and has issue (i) — Guy Holford Benson, Gentle-
man, t. 1888; (2) Regmald Lindsay Benson, Gentleman,
i. 1889 ; and Constantine. lies. — Buckhurst, Withyham,
Sussex; and 16 South Street, Park Lane, W. CJuds —
Brooks's, Turf, Bath, Burlington Fine Arts'.
Son of Constantine William Benson, d. 1852 ; d. IQ05 ;
m. 1881, Emily, d. of Rev. G. F. Weston of Crosby
Ravensworth, Westmorland (son of Robert Benson,
d. 1814; d. 1875; m. 1847, Eleanor Sara, d. of Admiral
Moorsom, K.C.B.— see above) : —
Robert Benson, Gentleman, R.A., d. 1881 ; m. 1907;
and has issue — two daus. Post. add. — School of Signalling,
Bulford Camp, and Hynings, Milnethorpe, Westmorland.
Sons of William Benson, Esq., J.P. , of Langtons,
Alresford, Hants., <?. 1816 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1852, Elizabeth
Soulsby, d. of Thomas Smith of Colebrooke Park,
Tonbridge ; —
Cecil Foster Benson, Esq., J.P. Liberty of Peterborough,
b. 1857; m. 1881, Constance Mary, d. of George Bernard
O'Neill; and has surv. issue — Ralph Francis Benson,
Gentleman, 6. 1885. 7?^^.— Ludwick, Hatfield, Herts.
Sir Francis Robert Benson, Knt. Bach. (1916), LL.D.,
has Croix de Guerre, 6. 1858 ; m. 1886, Gertrude Constance,
d. of the late Capt. Morshead Samwell ; and has surv.
issue — Brynhild Lucy [w. 1917, Hugh Chalmers, of Avochie,
Rothiemay, Scotland], /^es. — i Scarsdale Villas, Kensing-
ton, W.8. CIu6s—Ga.Tnck, Bath, Queen's, Green Room.
Rt. Hon. Godfrey Rathbone Benson, ist Baron Charn-
wood, of Castle Donington, co. Leicester (29 June 191 1),
J. P., D.L. CO. Stafford, M.A. (Oxon.), M.P. Mid. Oxford-
shire 1892-5 [Supporters — On either side a roebuck sup-
porting a staff all proper, therefrom flying a banner charged
with the arms of Thorpe, namely : Sable, an oak-tree
eradicated or, over all two bars dancett^e argent],
6. 1864 rn. 1897, Dorothea Mary Roby, d. of the late
Roby Thorpe of Nottingham ; and has surv. issue — Hon.
John Roby Benson, d. 1901 ; Hon. Antonia Mary Roby ;
and Hon. Eleanor Theodora Roby. /^es. — Stowe House,
Lichfield; 108 Eaton Square, London, S.W. C/ui —
Brooks's.
BENSON of Lutwyche(H. Coll., 1788). Argent, a ship
under sail at sea, the colours hoisted proper, out of a chief
wavy azure, a cubit arm vested gules, cuffed or, in the hand
a sword argent, pommel and hilt gold, sustaining on the
point a balance of the last between two pine-apples of the
second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, a war-horse of a bay colour, caparisoned
proper, on the breast an escutcheon argent, charged with
a pine-apple vert. MottO — " Leges arma tenent sanctas
commercia leges."
Sons of Ralph Beaumont Benson, Esq., J.P. , late
Capt. Salop Yeomanry, 6. 1862; d. 191 1; m. 1886,
Caroline Essex, d. of Rev. R. H. Cholmondeley,
Rector of Hodnet : —
George Reginald Benson, Esq., Major late R..-\., of
Lutwyche Hall, Salop, Lord of the Manor of Stretton-en-
le-Dale, Hope Bowdler and Easthope, d. 1888 ; m. 1917,
Violet Martha Helena, d. of W. Estorffe of New Zealand,
and has issue — Ralph Benson, Gentleman, d. 1919; and
Georgina. Seat — Lutwyche Hall, near Wenlock, Shri/p-
shire.
Stephen Riou Benson, Gentleman, 6. 1896.
Son of Ralph Augustus Benson, Esq., J. P., Barr.-at-
Law, Recorder of Shrewsbury, i. 1828 ; d. 1886 ; m.
i860, Henrietta Selina, only d. of Charles Robert
Cockerell, R.A. :—
Robert Edmund Ross Benson, Esq., C.B., Adm. (ret.),
R.N., />. 1864 ; rn. 1897, Williama Margaret, eld. d. of Lt.-
Col. St. John Edwarti Daubeny of The Beacon, Kingswear^
S. Devon ; and has issue— Robert Evelyn Benson, Gentle-
man, 6. 1899. Res. — Snail Creep, Houghton, Stockbridge,
Hants. Club — Naval and Military.
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Sons of Rev. Riou George Benson, Rector of Hope
Bowdler, co. Salop, d. 1834; d. 1S96; m. 1861, Mary
{d 1913), d. of 1 homas Brooke of Northgate House : —
Brig. -Gen. Riou Philip Benson, C.B., C.M.G., late R.A.,
i. 1863; m. 1897, Helen Mary. d. of Gen. Currie ; and has
had issue -(i) Philip Riou Benson, Gentlemun, Lieut. R. E,,
/>. ; d. 1928 ; (2) Edward Riou Benson, Gentleman,
/>. ; Helen Mary Cortland; and Ann. /fes — Dell
Cottage, Victoria Road, Fleet, Hants. C/ud—M.C.C.
Edward Riou Benson, Esq., J. P. W.R. Yorks., i>. 1865;
m. 1902, Grace Fanny, d of Major Weston ; and has issue —
Elizabeth Mary. /^es. — Southfield, Almondbury, Yorks.
Francis Riou Benson, Gentleman, fi. 1874; w. 1914,
Susan Lambert, d. of H. A. Black of Long Wittenham,
Abingdon, Berks. J?es. — The Bank House, Stapleford,
Bridgnorth.
Geoffrey Ralph Benson, Gentleman, d. \ m.
Mabel Simmonds ; and has issue — One son and three daus.
Res. —The Mere, Little Houglilon, Northampton.
John Ingham Benson, Gentleman, late Lieut. 5th Fus. ,
b. 1880 ; m. igog, Mary Beatrice, d. of Walker Leveson
Levett, son of R. Boyd Levett of Milford Hall, Stafford;
and has issue — (i) John Lambert Benson, Gentleman, i'
1910; (2) Riou George Benson, Gentleman, 6. 1914 ; (3)
Thomas Brooke Benson, Gentleman, fi. 1916; (4) David
Benson. Gentleman, 3. 1919. J^es. — Aston Hall, Craven
Arms, Salop.
Son of Moses George Benson, Esq., of Lutwvche
Hall, J. P., D.L..i^. 1797; d. 1871 ; m. 1826, Charlotte
Riou, only d. and h. of Col. Lyde Browne : —
Lyde Benson, Esq., J. P., Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1845;
m. 1885, Emily Harriet, third siirv. d. of late Rev. F.
H. Hotham, Rector of Rushbury ; and has issue — Lyde
Benson, Gentleman, fi. 1895. Seai—l^nrden, Much
Wenlock.
BENSON (H. Coll.). Argent, a quatrefoil between two
trefoils slipped in bend sable, between four bendlets gules.
Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the
D.C.L. , by his wife Mary, dau. of Rev. William
Sidgwick of Skipton, co. Yorks. : —
Edward Frederic Benson, Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.),
First-Class Classics, fi. 1867, A'es. — 25 Bronipton Square,
S.W.I. CIufis—Ganick, Balh.
BENSON of Newbrough Hall (H. CoU., 30 Dec. 1916).
Argent, on a chevron couped gules, between three goats'
heads sable erased of the second, a fleur-de-lys between
two escallops or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, in front of a hurt ensigned
with clouds, the sun in splendour proper. Motto —
" Nullius in verba."
Son of Benson, of , b. ;
m. : —
Walter John Benson, Esq., J. P., b. . Res. —
Newbrough Hall, Warden, Northumberland.
BENTINCK, see CAVENDISH-BENTINCK.
HENRY ALDENBURG BENTINCK, Gentleman,
Barrister-at-Law, B.A. Exeter Coll., Oxon., J. P. Devon,
Born Jan. 7, 1852, being the second but only surviving son
of the late Charles Aldenburg Bentinck, Esq., J. P. co.
Devon, by his wife Harriet, third dau. of Baldwin Fulford
of Great Fulford, Devon. Armorial bearings — Azure, a
cross moline argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest-
Out of a ducal coronet or, two arms counter-embowed,
vested gules, on the hands gloves or, each holding an
ostrich feather argent. Married, July 9, 1890, Alma
Martha, eldest dau. of Admiral Lord Clarence Edward
Paget, G.C.B., P.C. Residences — Indio House, Bovey
Tracey, Devon ; 60 Cadogan Square, S.W.
BENTLEY (H. Coll.). Or, a bend vair between two
bendlets engrailed sable, a martlet for difference. Mantling
colours, a bear's head argent, erased gules, gorged with a
collar gemel, and muzzled of the second, and h Iding in the
mouth a trefoil slipped, as in the arms. Motto — " Fay
bien crain rien."
Son of the late Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Edward
White Benson. Lord .Archbishop of ' anterbury ; Lord
Primate of All England and Metropolitan, D.D., P.C,
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a talbot
passant argent, the dexter forefoot resting upon an ancient
shield vair charged with an annulet or. Motto — " Fide et
fiducia."
Son of Rev. Samuel Bentley, formerly Rector of
Newent, Glos.,^. 1823; d. 1908; m. 2nd, 1864, Fanny,
d. of late Andrew Baden : —
Edward Samuel Bentley, Gentleman, fi. 1867. Kes. —
Caledonia, Babbacombe Road, Torquay.
Only son of Thomas Charles Bentley, fi. 1827 ; d. 1886;
nt. 1857, Julia Munk : —
Ernest William Bentley, Gentleman, fi. i860; m. 1883,
Alice Margaret, d. of Dr. Wren ; and has issue. Res. —
N.S. Wales.
Only son of George Bentley, Publisher in Ordinary to
Queen Victoria and for many years Editor of the
"Temple Bar Magazine, " ^. 1828; d, 1905; m. 1853,
Anne, d. of William Williams of Aberystwyth, co.
Cardigan : —
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Richard Bentley, Gentleman, Fellow of the Society of
Antiquaries, of the Royal Statistical, of the Royal Geo-
graphical, of the Linnean, and of the Royal Botanic
Societies, President of the Royal Meteorological Society
1904-5, formerly publisher in Ordinary to Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, and one time Editor of the " Temple Bar
Magazine," 6. 1854; m. 1905, his cousin, Lucy Rosa-
mond, ygst. d. of the late Rev. Horatio Bentley, Vicar of
Little Marsden, Lancashire. Estate— Ths Mere, Upton.
Post. add. — The Mere, Upton, Slough, Bucks. Club —
Burlington Fine Arts.
Son of Rev. Frederick William Bentley, M.A. , Vicar
of Worle, Somerset, b. 1861 ; d. 1910 ; m. 1895, Mary,
d. of Charles William Crouch: —
Roger Bentley, Gentleman, b. 1900.
Only son of Rev. Horatio Bentley, Vicar of Little
Marsden, Lanes., b. 1833; d. 1891 ; m. 1873, Clara, d.
of Henry Gi ddard and widow ot George Clegg; —
Horatio Haliburton Bentley, Gentleman, b. 1877; m.
1911, Evelyn, fourth d. of the late James Weir; and has
issue — Richard Haliburton Bentley, Gentleman, b. igii.
Res. — Belfast, Ireland.
Sons of John Bentley, b. 1819 ; d. 1897 ; nt. 1846,
Eliza Skinner :^
Christopher Bentley, Gentleman, b. 1856 ; m. 1880, Emma
Thorpe Stucley ; and has issue. Res. — New South Wales.
Geoffiey William Bentley, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; m. 1885,
Louise, eld. d. of John Howe; and has issue. Res.—Hevi
South Wales.
JAMES HERBERT BENYON, Esquire, of Englefield,
Berks., and Kingston, Dorset ; was educated at Eton
and Magdalene Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1873, M.A. 1876), and
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1875, J. P, and D. L. for
Dorset (High Sheriff 1892), and Loni-Lieut. and J. P. Berks. ;
assumed the surname of Benyon, and the arms of Benyon
quarterly with those of Fellowes, by Royal Licence 1897.
Born Oct. 3, 1849, being the only son of James Fellowes of
Kingston, who died 1889, by Gertrude Charlotte, dau. of the
late Nathaniel Micklethwait, Esq., of Taverham Hall, Nor-
wich. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 4, vair6 sable
and or, on a chief wavy of the second, an Eastern crown be-
tween two mullets gules (for Benyon) ; 2 and 3, azure, a fesse
indented ermine between three lions' heads erased murally
crowned argent (for Fellowes), and impaling the arms of
Walrond, namely argent, three bulls' heads caboshed sable.
Mantling sable and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the
colours, a mount vert, thereon a gryphon sejant or, gorged
with an Eastern crown gules, in the beak a gillyflower
leaved and slipped proper (for Benyon) ; 2. upon a wreath
of the colours, a lion's head erased and crowned, as in the
arms, charged with a fesse indented ermine (for Fellowes).
Motto — " Vincam vel moriar." Married, 1875, Edith
Isabel, youngest dau. of Sir. J. Walrond Walrond, 1st
Baronet, of Bradfield, Devon ; and has Issue — Henry Arthur
Benyon, Gentleman, Lieut. Berks. Yeomanry, b. 1884 [m.
1915, Violet, d. of the late Sir Cuthbert' Peek] ; Ger-
trude [m. 1897, Rev. F. E. Rooke, and has issue]; Edith
Marion ; and Winifred. Seat — Englefield House, Read-
ing. Clubs — NeA' University, Oxford and Cambridge.
Tmvn residence— 2)S Pont Street, S.W.
FRANCIS WENTWORTH BERE, Gentleman. Born
Jan. 26, 1861, being the second but eldest surviving son of the
late Montague Bere, Esq. , Recorder of Penzance, Southamp-
ton, and Bristol, and Judge of Cornwall and Devon, Q.C. ,
by his wife Cecil Henrietta, second dau. and coheiress of
Capt. Thomas Wentworth Buller, R.N., of Whimple,
Devon. Armorial bearings— Argent, three bears' heads
couped sable, muzzled or. Motto — "Bear and forbear."
BERENS-DOWDESWELL (H. CoU., 29 May 1916).
Or, two barrulets wavy between six billets sable. Mant-
ling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
an eagle's head couped or, biUettee sable and collared
gules.
Eld. surv. son of Richard Benyon Berens, Esq.,
J.P., D.L., of Kevington, St. Mary Cray, Kent, h.
1834 ; d. 1916 ; m. i860, Fanny Georgina, d. of
Alexander A. Park, of Wimpole St. : —
Rev. George Berens-Dowdeswell, Clerk in Holy Orders,
M.A. (Oxon), formerly Rector of Foot's Cray, and St.
Andrew, Bethnal Green, Lord of the Manor of Bushley,
assumed the additional surname of Dowdeswell 1916,
h. 1866 ; m. 1918, Eveleen Mary, d. of William Hunter,
M.D., of Bute, N.B. Res. — Pull Court, Tewkesbury.
BERESFORD, see HORSLEY-BERESFORD, MASSY-
BERESFORD and PACK-BERESFORD.
BERESFORD. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, sem6e
of cross crosslets fitchee and three fleurs-de-lys within
a bordure engrailed sable (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3, argent,
a chief indented sable (for De la Poer). Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's
head erased azure, the neck pierced with a broken spear
and holding the point broken ofi in the mouth. Motto —
" Nil nisi cruce."
Sons of Rt. Hon. Henry de la Poer Beresford, 6th
Marquess of Waterford, h. 1875 ; d. 191 1 ; m. 1897,
Lady Beatrice Fitzmaurice,G.B.E., d. of 5th Marquess
of Lansdowne : —
Most Hon. Sir John Charles De la Poer Beresford,
7th Marquess of Waterford (19 Aug. 1789), Earl of (1746),
and Viscount (1720), Tyrone, Baron Beresford (1665), of
Beresford, co. Cavan, Baron La Poer (1375), of Curragh-
more, co. Waterford, Ireland ; Baron Tyrone (1786), of
Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, G.B., Lieut. R.H. Gds.
[Sapporters — On either side an angel proper, habited
argent, crined and winged or, holding in the exterior
hand a sword erect, also proper], b. igoi. Seai —
Cmraghmore, Portlaw, co. Waterford. Club — Bucks.
Lord William Mostyn De la Poer Beresford, and Lieut.
R.F.A., b. 1905.
Lord Hugh Tristram De la Poer Beresford, R.N., 6.
1908. Res. —
BERESFORD (H. Coll., Confd. Vn. Derbysh., 1611 and
1634 ; Ped. rec > ded H. Cell. 1908). Quarterly, i. and 4, ar-
gent, crusilly fitchee, thee fleurs-de-lys and a bordure en-
grailed sable (Beresford); 2. argent, a bear rampant sable,
muzzled, collared, ana lined or (Beresford); 3. parted per
chevron argent and or, th ee pheons sable (Has^el). Mant-
ling sable and argent. Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours,
a dragon's head azure, pierced through the neck with a brt ken
spear or, the broken p int argent thrust through the upper
jaw ; 2. on a wreath wt the coh urs, a bear rampant, as in
the arms. Motto — " Nil sine cruce."
Second s n of Henry Browne Beresford, H.E.I.C.S.,
b. 1809; d. 1869; m. 1845. Emily, d. and c h. of Dr.
F. Pemble Str ng, Chief Med. Officer of Calcutta : —
William Hugh Be.estord, Gentleman, M.R.C.S., has
3rd class Medjiiiie and 3rd class Osmanieh, b. 1849 ; m. 1901,
Matilda, d. and c h. of W. A. Hubbuck of Rosenthal,
Catf' rd. Res. — Alstonfield, Esher, Surrey.
Sons of Rev. Ji hn Jervis Beresford, M.A. (Cambs.),
Recti r ot East' n Grey, b. 1853 \ d. \ m. 1880,
Marjory, d. and h. of Rev. R. H. llinsed : —
Richard Jervis Hugh FitzHerbert Beresford, Gentleman,
b. 1882 ; m. , Doris, d. of Col. Sandilands. Res. —
Jack Baldwyn Beresford, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; m. 1915,
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Janet, d. of Rt. Hon. Sir Albert Spicer. ist Bart., P.C, ;
and has issue — i son ; 2 daus. J^es. —
Fourth son of Henry Browne Beresford (see above): —
Rev. Edward Aden Beresford, M.A. (C'amb. ), late Rector
of H(. by-cum-Rotherby, Leics. , 6. 1855 ; m. 1883, Annie
Mary, d. and h. of Capt. Hans Busk, J. P. D.L., of Culver-
dens ; and has snrv. issue — Rev. Hans Aden Beresford,
M.A. (Camb.) (Rector of Hoby, Leics.); Judith Mabel;
and Mary Evelyn. Jfes. — The Rectory, Hoby-cum-
Rolherby, Leics.
Sons of Francis Marcus Beresford, M.P. for South-
wark, 6. ; d. ; m. : —
Aden Beresford, Gentleman, 6. \ m. ; and has
issue. Res. —
Son of Rev. John James Beresford, Minor Canon of
Peterborough, b. \ d. ; m. : —
Richard Jack Beresford, Gentleman. J?gs. — Hunstanton,
Norfolk.
BERESFORD (R.L.. ). Argent, sem^e of cross
crosslets fitch^e and three fleurs-de-lys sable, all within a
bordure wavy ermines. Mantling sable and argent. Crest
— Out of a naval crown or, a dragon's head per fesse wavy
azure and gules, the lower part of the neck transfixed by a
broken tilting-spear in bend sinister, and in the mouth the
remaining part of the spear, point upwards, or. Motto —
" Nil nisi cruce."
Son of John Peirse De la Poer Beresford, Gentleman,
Lieut, (reserve) late S. Wales Borderers, 6. 1846 ; d.
1902; m. 1881, Mary Elizabeth Thomasina, d. of Col.
H. S. B. Bruce:—
George Wilfred Bruce De la Poer Beresford, Gentleman,
t. 1888. Res.—
Yr. son of Rev. John George Beresford, M.A. , Rector
of Bedale, i. 1821 ; d. 1899; m. 1846, Hon. Caroline
.'\melia, d. of 1st Lord Denman : —
Henry William De la Poer Beresford, Gentleman, late
Indian Marine, 6. 1862. Res. —
Sons of Rev. Walter Vevers De la Poer Beresford,
Acting Chaplain to Forces in Natal 1902-5, 3. 1864;
d. 1908 ; m. 1902, Eleanor Mary, d. of W. R. Staveley
of Beverley, Yorks. : —
Charles Denman de la Poer Beresford, Gentleman, i.
1906. Post. add. — Grinton, Yorks.
Marcus Walter de la Poer Beresford, Gentleman, i.
(pKJSthumous) 1909.
WILLIAM RANDAL HAMILTON BERESFORD-
ASH (formerly Beresford), Esquire, Col. late Royal
Welsh Fusiliers, D. L. co. Londonderry; assumed the
additional surname and arms of Ash by Royal Licence
dated June 26, 1901. Born July 19, 1859, being the third
son of the late John Barr6 Beresford, Esq., of Learmount
and -Vshbrook, co. Derry, J. P. and D.L., M.A. Oxon., late
Vice-Lieutenant co. Derry, and J. P. co. Donegal, High
Sheriff 1846, and the eldest by his second wife Caroline,
only child and heiress of the late William Hamilton Ash
of Ashbrook, by his wife Lady Elizabeth Emma, sister of
George Sholto, Earl of Morton. Armorial bearings-
Quarterly, I and 4, argent, two chevronels gules, in the
dexter chief a trefoil slipped vert (for Ash) ; 2 and 3, quar-
terly, i. and iiii. , argent, crusilly fitch^e, three fleurs-de-lys, a
border engrailed sable (for Beresford); ii. and iii., argent,
a chief indented sable (for de la Poer), a crescent for dif-
ference, or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Cresta— i.
on a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper, holding
in its paws a trefoil slipped vert (for Ash) ; 2. on a wreath
of the colours, a dragon's head erased vert, piercea through
the neck with a broken tilting-spear, the point thrust
through the upper jaw all proper, a crescent or for differ-
ence (for Beresford). Motto— " Nil nisi cruce." Married,
Oct. 23, 1886, Lady Florence Marion Browne, d. of the sth
Marquis of Sligo ; and has issue— Douglas Beresford-Ash,
Esq., Maj. Res. of Officers, late Royal Fusiliers, b. Sept. 8,
1887. Residence — .\shbrook, Derry.
BERESFORD-PEIRSE (R.L., 15 Sept. 1851, H. Coll.).
Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a ducal coronet, between three
cross crosslets fitch^e or (Peirse); 2 and 3, argent, sem6e
of cross crosslets fitch^e and three tleurs-de-lys sable, all
within a bordure wavy ermines (Beresford). Mantling
azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a cross
crosslet fitch^e or, ensigned by a mural crown gules (Peirse) ;
2. out of a naval crown or, a dragon's head per fesse wavy
azure and gules, the lower part of the neck transfixed by a
broken tilting-spear in bend sinister, and in the mouth the
remaining part of the spear, point upwards, or. Mottoes
— " Non sine pulvere palma " (Peirse); "Nil nisi cruce"
(Beresford).
Sons of Sir Henry Monson De la Poer Beresford-Peirse,
3rd Bart., J.P., D.L., b. 1850; d. 1926; m. ist, 1873,
Lady Adelaide Mary Lucy Bernard [d. 1884), d. of
3rd Earl of Bandon; 2nd, 1886, Henrietta, d. of Sir
Matthew Smith Dodsworth, 4th Bart.
Sir Henry Bernard De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, 4th Bart.
(21 May, 1814), D.S.O., Hon. Maj. in Army, late Lieut.
Yorks. Hussars I.Y. , served in S. Africa 1900-1, B. A.
(Oxon.), b. 187s ; m. 1904, Lady Mabel M. Campbell, 2ndd.
of 3rd Earl Cawdor ; and has issue : — Henry Campbell
De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, Esq., b. 1905 ; Peter de
la Poer Beresford-Peirse, Gentleman, b. 1907. Seat —
Aiskew House, Bedale, Yorks. Res. — Melcombe House,
Oatlands Avenue, Weybridge.
Rev. Richard Windham De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, M.A.
(Oxon.), Vicar of Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, formerly
Vicar of St. John's, Middlesbrough, N.R. Yorks., b. 1876;
m. ist, 1910, Lady Lilian Katharine Campbell (d. 191 8),
third d. of 3rd Earl Cawdor, and has surv. issue— Francis
Campbell De la Poer Beresford Peirse, Gentleman, b.
1911 ; Sybil Adelaide ; Barbara; and Lilian Bridget ; 2nd,
1924, Katherine Mabel, d. of William J. T Scarlett, of
Fyfield House, Andover. Res. — 29 Lancaster Gate, W.2.
Evelyn Francis De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, Esq.,
Capt. Yorks. Regt. T.F. , b. 1877; m. iqi2, Marian
Annette Owen, youngest d. of the late Rev. Walter
Charles Edward Kynaston, M.A. , of Hardwick, co.
Salop.
Ernest Arthur De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, Esq., b. 1879.
Rev. John William De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, Hon.
Chaplain to Bishop of Kimberley,^. 1883. Res. — Bishops-
garth, Kimberley, S. Africa.
Sixth son of Henry William De la Poer Beresford-
Peirse, of Bedale, Yorks., b. 1820; d. 1859 ; m. 1848,
Henrietta (d. 1921), d. of Rev. the Hon. Thomas
Monson : —
Rev. Windham de la Poer Beresford-Peirse, M.A.
(Oxon.), Rector of Bedale, Yorks, Hon. Canon of
Ripon, b. 1858 ; w. 1889, Ethel Milman Proctor,
only d. of the late W. Proctor Baker of Brislington,
Somerset; and has issue— (i) Arthur Cecil Proctor de la
Poer Beresford-Peirse. Esq., M.B.E. , Capt. 5th Batt.
Durham L. I., b. 1890 [m. 1916, Gertrude Ann, d. of Henry
Wallis Prior Wandesforde, of Kirklington Hall. Yorks. ;
and has issue — Michael Wandesforde de la Poer Beresford-
Peirse, Gentleman, b. 1917; Robert Henry Windham de la
Poer Beresford-Peirse, Gentleman, b. 1922 ; and Anne
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ford-Peirse, Gentleman, 6. 1896 [m. 1923, Aileen Phyllis,
d. of Lt.-Col. W. Tomlinsoii, D.L., J. P. of The Green,
Seaton Carew, and has issue — John Raymond de la Poer
Beresford-Peirse, Gentleman, d. 1924 {J?es. — The White
House, Hartburn, Stockton-on-Tees)]; and Mary Ethel.
J?es. — The Rectory, Bedale, Yorks.
Son of William John De la Poer Beresford-Peirse,
Esq., Lt.-Col. late Berks. Regt. , d. 1852; d. 1917 ; ft.
1887, Mary, d. of Thomas Chambers of Aberfoyle,
Londonderry ; —
Noel Monson Ue la Poer Beresford-Pierse, Esq., D.S.O.,
Major R.A., 6. 1887; m. ist, 1912, Hazel Marjorie (div.
1925), cl. of the late J. A. Cochrane of Riverina, Australia ;
2nd, 192^, Jean {d 1926), d. of Surg.-Capt. R. Jameson,
C.M.G.,R.N. J?es.—
BERGER (H. Coll.). Per chevron azure and vert, two
shepherds' crooks in saltire or, between in chief a mullet
of six points argent, and in base a ram's head erased also
argent, horned of the third. Mantling azure and or.
Crest — On a wreath argent and azure, upon a mount
vert a ram's head as in the arms. Motto — " Leal."
Son of Francis Charles Berger, Gentleman, of West-
bourne Park Road, W., b, ; d. ; m. : —
Henry Berger, Gentleman, Civil Engineer, b.
Res. — Ashville, North Carolina, U.S.A.
ALEXANDER HUGH BERGNE-COUPLAND, Lt
3rd Batt. Lincolnshire Regt. Borri 1871, being the son o^
the late Richard Coupland Bergne-Coupland, Esq., J. P.,
D.L. , by his second wife Alice, dau. of Alexander Bevington
of Streatham. Armorial bearings - Quarterly, i and 4, or,
three bars engrailed azure, on a bend gules, a rose between
two escallops of the first (for Coupland) ; 2 and 3, azure, a
lion passant argent, on a chief nebuly of the last, a fleur-de-
lys between two mullets of the first (for Bergne). Mantling
azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the
colours, a swan with wings endorsed argent, sem6e of
escallops gules, and resting the dexter fool on an escallop
also gules (for Coupland) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours,
a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar gemel or, holding in
the dexter paw two arrows saltirewise, points downwards,
proper, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lys azure.
Motto— ' ' Aiquo adeste animo. ' ' Seat — Skellingthorpe Hal 1 ,
Lincoln.
The Reverend BASIL JAMES HAROLD BERIDGE
(formerly Sparrow), Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Cantab.),
Lord of the Manor of Biggs, Abbas Hall, and Thorpe
Morieux ; assumed the name of Beridge by Royal Licence
in 1885. Born 1853, being the eldest son of Basil Sparrow,
Esq., J. P., D.L. , by his wife Julia, dau. of John Scratton.
Armorial bearings — Argent, a saltire nebuly between two
bears' heads erased in pale and as many escallops in
fesse sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, m front of a bear's head erased
sable, three escallops inverted or. Livery — Grey, with red
facings. Married, 188?, Margaret Louisa, dau. of Henry
Capel Elliot. Seats — Gosfield Place, Halstead, Essex ;
Algarkirk Hall, Boston, co. Lincoln. Res. — Mull House,
Marine Parade, Clacton-on-Sea.
BERINGTON. Sable, three greyhounds courant
argent, collared gules, within a bordure of the last, a
crescent for difference. Mantling sable and argent.
Sons of Charles Michael Benngton, Esq. (High Sheriff
1868), late Captain in the Worcester Yeomanry Cavalry,
J. P. and D.L., b. 1830; d. 1897; ?>t. 2nd, 1869, Mary
Louisa Patricia, eldest d. of Michael Agnew Coxon,
Bombay CS. : —
William Berington, Esq., late Capt. sth Batt. Worcester-
shire Regt.,1^. 1873 ; m. 1903, Katherine Wilhelmina, eld. d.
of WiUiam Purcellof Beaulieu, South Norwood, andSaltillo,
Mexico ; and has issue— (i) William James Charles Bering-
ton, Gentleman, b. 1904; (2) Thomas Patrick Berington,
Gentleman, b. 1905; (3) John Louis Berington, Gentle-
man, b. 1908 ; Ellen Mary Katherine; and Mary Consuelo
Josephine. Seat — Little Malvern Court, Malvern, co. Wor-
cester.
Charles Michael Berington, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. —
Maj. John Joseph Berington, b. 1883; m. Florence Mary,
d. ot Edward Darell, and widow of 13th Earl of Kinnoul,
and has issue — Joseph Berington, Gentleman, b. 1920.
Res. — 213 Cromwell fioad, S.W.5.
BERKELEY. Gules, a chevron between ten crosses
patee, six in chief and fotir in base argent. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
a mitre gules, labelled and garnished or, charged with
a chevron and crosses patee, as in the arms. Motto —
" Dieu avec nous."
Only son of the Rt. Hon. George Lennox Rawdon
Berkeley, 7th Earl of Berkeley, b. 1827 ; d. 1888 ;
m. i860, Cecile [d. 1914), d. of Count Edward de
Melfort Drummond : —
Rt. Hon. Randal Mowbray Thomas Berkeley, 8th
Earl of Berkeley (11 Sept. 1679), Viscount Dursley, late
Lieut. R.N., b. 1865 ; m. ist, 1887, Kate {d. 1888),
d. of WUliam Brand, and widow of Arthur Jackson ;
2nd, 1924, Mary Emlen, d. of the late John Lowell, of
Boston, U.S.A. Seats — Berkeley Castle, Glos. ; Fox-
combe, Boar's Hill, Berks. Club — Army and
Navy.
BERKELEY (H. CoU.). Gules, a chevron argent,
between ten crosses patee of the seond. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a woreath of the colours, a bear's
head couped argent, muzzled gules. Motto — " Dieu
avec nous."
Sons of Henry WUliam Berkeley, Esq., Major 3rd
Dragoon Gds., b. 1831 ; d. 1916 m. 1872, Matilda,
[d. 1916), d. of George Ford Copeland, of Bayshill
Cheltenham : —
Christopher Robert Berkeley, Esq., C.M.G., D.S.O.,
O.B.E., Lt.-Col. Res. of Officers late Welch Regt., b.
1877 ; m. 1919, Nest, d. of Col. Sir Joseph Bradney,
C.B., of Talycoed, Moimiouth ; and has issue — (i)
Maurice Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 192 1 ; (2) Edward
Henry Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 1923 ; (3) Basil Robert
Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 1925. Res. — Fieldgate House,
Kenilworth. C/m6— Army and Navy.
Frederick Berkeley, Esq., Capt. late Cheshire Regt.,
b. 1879. Res. —
Andrew Joseph Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 1880.
Res.—
Sons of Francis Rowland Berkeley, Gentleman,
b. 1840 ; d. 1925 ; m. 1879, Frances {d. 1925),
d. of John Weld, of Leagram : —
John Berkeley-Weld, Gentleman, b. 1880 [q.v.).
Francis George Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. —
Sons of Robert Berkeley, Esq., J. P. and D.L.,
b. 1823 ; d. 1897 ; m. 1851, Lady Mary Catherine
Browne (d. 1924), d. of Rt. Hon. Thomas, 3rd Earl
of Kenmare : —
Robert Valentine Berkeley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., and
(1909) High Sheriff, Worcs., late Major Worcester
Militia, b. 1853 ; m. 1891, Rose, younger d. of the late
Frederick Willmott of Warley Place, Essex ; and has
surv. issue — (i) Robert George Wilmot Berkeley, Lieut.
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Worcs. Yeo., b. 1898 ; Eleanor Mary ; and Margaret
Elizabeth. Seat — Spetchley Park, co. Worcester. Club
— Junior Carlton.
"Hubert Berkeley, Esq., I.S.O., late Malay States Civ.
Sex., late Capt. 6th Batt. Worcs. Regt., b. 1864. Res. —
Clink Gate Farm, Droitwich. Club — Boodle's.
Wolstan Edward Berkeley, Gentleman, b. 1870 ;
til. 1913, Alice, d. of Col. Francis Baynham Vaughan of
Courtfield. Res. — Bruton Manor, Portishead. Clubs —
Junior Constitutional, Bath.
BERKELEY-WELD (H. Coll., 1923). Quarterly
I and 4, azure, a fesse nebuly between three crescents
ermine (for Weld) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron between
ten crosses pat6e argent (for Berkeley). Mantling
azure and argent. Crests — On a wreath of the colours, a
wyvern sable, guttee-d'or, wings elevated, collar and
line reflexed over the back gold (for Weld) ; on a
wreath of the colours, a bear's head couped argent,
muzzled gules (for Berkeley). Motto — " Nil sine
lumine."
Son of Francis Rowland Berkeley, Gentleman, of
Leagrim Hall, f). 1848; m. 1879, Frances, d. of John
Weld, of Leagrim : —
John Joseph Berkeley-Weld (formerly Berkeley),
Gentleman, b. 1880. Seat — Leagrim Hall, co. Lan-
caster,
BERNARD, see MORROGH-BERNARD.
BERNARD (U.O., 1667). Argent, on a bend azure,
three escallops of the field. Mantling azure and argent.
Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent,
holding a snake proper. Motto — " Virtus probata florebit."
Livery — Black, light blue waistcoat.
Sons of Ronald Percy Hamilton Bernard, Esq., Lt.-
Col. Rifle Brigade, b. 1875; '^- ^9^^ '< '"■• 1904. Lettice
Mina, d. of Gerald C. S. Paget : —
Rt. Hon. Percy Ronald Gardner Bernard, 5th Earl of
Bandon (39 Aug., 1800), and Viscount Bernard,
Viscount Bandon (Irel. 6 Oct. 1795), and Baron
Bandon (Irel. 30 Nov. 1793) [Supporters — Dexter,
a stag ; sinister, an unicorn, both argent, and each
ducally gorged and chained or] b. 1904. Seat — Castle
Bernard, Bandon, co. Cork.
Hon. Charles Brodrick Amyas Bernard (raised to rank ot
Earl's son 1925), Lieut. Oxford and Bucks. L.I., b. (twin)
1904.
Sons of Percy Brodrick Bernard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. ,
late Capt. 3rd Batt. R. Munster Fusiliers, b. 1844 ;
d. 1912 ; m. ist, 1872, Isabel Emma Beatrice [d. 1876),
d. of John Newton Lane of King's Bromley ; 2nd,
1880, Mary Lissey (d. 1898), d. and heiress of Denis
Kirwan of Castle Hackett, co. Galway ; 3rd, 1900,
Evangeline, d. of Henry Hoare of Staplehurst : —
Denis John Charles Kirwan Bernard, Esq., C.M.G.,
D.S.O., Lt.-Col. R. Ulster Rifles, D.L. co. Galway, b.
1882. Res. — Castle Hackett, Tuam, Galway.
Morogh Wyndham Percy Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1902.
BERNERS, Baron, see TYRWHITT-WILSON.
BERNEY of Parkehall in Reedham. Quarterly gules
and azure, over all a cross engrailed ermine. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — A plume of five ostrich feathers,
alternately azure and gules. Motto — " Nil temere, nil
timore."
Sons of Capt. Thomas Hugh Bemey, Prince of Wales'
Own W. Yorks. Regt., b. 1866; killed Monte
Christo, Tugela River, 1900 ; m. 1892, Fridzwede
Katherine {Res. — The Grange, St. James, Hales-
worth, Suffolk), d. of Lieut.-Col. F. W. Bell,
of Fermoy : —
Sir Thomas Reedham Bemey, M.C., loth Bart., of
Parkehall (5 May 1620), s. his grandfather Sir Henry
Hanson Bemey, 1907; b. 1893; m. ist, 1921, Estelle
Irene (who obtained a div. 1927), d. of R. Norton
Dawson, of The Grange, Pakefield, Lowestoft; 2nd,
1927, Marjory Erskine Gill ; and has issue — Estelle Elaine.
Res. — Barton Bendish Hall, Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
Richard Geoffrey Gordon Berney, Esq., b. 1897.
Res.—
BERNEY. Per pale azure and gules, over all a cross
engrailed ermine. Mantling azure and argent. Crest —
Out of a ducal coronet, a plume of five ostrich feathers
alternately azure and gules. Motto— "Nil temeie, neque
timore." This is the ancient Motto of the family, but the
late Mr. Thomas Trench Berney took for his Motto, " In
God is my trust,"
Son of Augustus Berney, Gentleman, late of Sydney,
N.S.W. , *. 1831 ; d. 1910; m. 1858, Matilda Lavinia,
[d. 1916), d. of Col. John George Nathaniel Gibbes: —
George Augustus Berney, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; m. 1922,
Margery Scott, d. of J. B. Vt^rel, of Brook House, Norfolk,
and has issue— John V6rel Berney, Gentleman, b. 1924;
Richard Berney, Gentleman, b. 1927. 5«a/— Morton Hall,
Norfolk. C/«<5— County (Norwich).
BERRIDGE (U.O.). Azure, on a fesse between three
dolphins naiant or, as many anchors erect sable. Mant-
ling azure and or. Crest— On an anchor fessewise sable,
a dove rising proper. Motto — " Semper fidelis."
Son of Richard Berridge of Ballynahinch Castle : —
Richard Berridge, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Galway
(High Sheriff 1894), b. 1870; m. 1905, Marie Eulalia,
d. of Robert W. Lesley of Lesselyn Court, Haversford,
Penn. , U.S.A. ; and has issue — (i) Robert Leslie Beriidge,
Gentleman, b. igoj ; (2) Francis Richard Berridge, Gentle-
man, b. 1910; (3) James Willcox Berridge, Gentleman, b.
1918 ; Anne Thompson ; and Eulalie Beatrice. Seat —
Screebe, Maam Cross, co. Galway.
BERRY (H. Coll., 12 May 1924). Argent, three bars
gules, over all a pile ermine, charged with three martlets
sable, in base the attires of a stag proper. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a
griffin sejant regardant sable, resting the dexter claw on
the attire of a stag or. Badge — A daffodil proper, be-
tween two roses gules, all leaved and shpped proper, en-
filed by the circlet of a baron's coronet or. Supporters —
On a mount vert, dexter, a buck proper, charged on the
shoulder with a divining rod also proper ; sinister, a
dragon gules. Motto — " Cogitatione et constantia."
Eldest son of John Mathias Berry, Esq., J. P., of
Merthyr Tydfil, b. 1847; d. 1917 ; m. 1870, Mary
Ann, d. of Thomas Rowe, of Pembroke Dock : —
The late Rt. Hon. Henry Seymour Berry, ist Baron
Buckland, of Bwlch (1926), J. P., Merthyr Tydfil, Knight
of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of
Jemsalem, b. 1877 ; d. 1928 ; m. 1907, Gwladys Mary,
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eldest d. of Simon Sandbrook, Esq., J. P., of Merthyr
Tydfil ; and left issue — Hon. Gwladys Eileen, M.F.H.,
Gelligaer Hounds ; Hon. Mary Lorraine ; Hon. Dorothy
Margaret ; Hon. Joan Sybil ; Hon. Cecily Eveline-
Seat — Buckland, Bwlch, Brecon.
BERRY (H. Coll.). Argent, three bars gules,
over all a pile ermine, charged with three martlets
sable, in base two pens saltirewise proper. Mantling
gules and argent. Crest — A griffin sejant regardant
sable, resting the dexter claw on an escarbuncle or.
Motto—" Vivere virtute."
Son of John Mathias Berry, Esq., J.P., of Gwaelody-
garth, Merthyr Tydfil, b. 1847 ; d. 1917 ; m. 1870,
Mary Ann, d. of Thomas Rowe of Pembroke Dock : —
Sir William Ewert Berry, ist Bart., of Longcross,
Surrey (4 July 192 1), Editor-in-Chief of The Sunday
Times, Chairman of AUied Newspapers Ltd., b. 1879 ;
m. 1905, Mary Agnes, d. of Thomas Corns, of 2 Bolton
Street, W. ; and has issue — John Seymour Berry, Esq.,
b. 1909; William Michael Berry, Esq., b. 1911 ;
Rodney Mathias Berry, Esq., b. 1917 ; Julian Berry,
Esq., b. 1920; Mary Cecilia; Sheila; Molly Patricia;
Diana Phyllis. Seat — Barrow Hills, Long Cross, Surrey.
Toum Res. — 2 Seamore Place, S.W. Clubs — Carlton,
R.T.Y.
BERRY of Charlwood (H. Coll.) Gules, three bars
vair, over all a pile argent charged with three roses of
the field, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules
and argent. Crest — On a wreath argent and gules, a
grififin sejant azure, beak and forelegs gules, collared
and chained or, and holding in the beak a rose also gules,
barbed, seeded, leaved, and slipped proper. Badge —
A rose gules, barbed and seeded, between two daffodils,
all leaved and slipped proper. Motto — " Perseverando
salus."
Son of William Berry, Gentleman, of Newton-le-
Willows,6. 1835 ; d. 1900; m. 1857, Sabina, d. of
C. Hibbert, of Nottingham : —
Albert Eustace Berry, Gentleman, B.Sc, b. 1875,
w. 1899, Edith M. R. Smith; and has issue — Eustace
Albert Berry, Gentleman, b. 1900 ; Derbe Carlton Berry,
Gentleman, b. 1906. Seat — Rowgardens Wood, Charl-
wood, Surrey. Town res. — 181 St. James Court, S.W.
C/w6— Constitutional.
BERRY (L.O., matric, 1919)- Quarterly, i and 4,
vert, a cross crosslet argent (Berry) ; 2 and 3, parted per
pale argent and sable, on a chaplet four mullets all
counterchanged(forNairne), in the centre of the quarters
a crescent or, all within a bordure of the last. Mantling
vert, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a
demi-lion rampant gules, armed and langued, holding
in his dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchee aziu-e. Mottoes
— (i) " In hoc signo vinces " (over the crest) ; (2)
" I'Esperance me comforte " (under the shield).
Son of Robert Berry, Gentleman, LL.D., Advocate,
formerly Sheriff of Lanarkshire, b. 1825 ; d. 1903 ;
m. 1864, Mary, d. of John Miller, Gentleman, of
Stewartfield : —
Arthur John Berry, Esq., M.A., and Fellow of Downing
College, Cambridge, b. 1886; m. 191 1, Ethel Frances,
d. of the Rev. T. D. Gray, formerly senior chaplain,
Bengal Presidency, and late vicar of Babraham, Cambs.,
and has issue — Frances Mary ; Claudine ; and Mary.
Res. — 14 Regent Street, Cambridge. C/wfr— Athenaeum.
BERRY. Gules, on a fesse engrailed cottised or, three
torteaux, in chief as many leopards' faces argent.
Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the
colours, a griffin's head erased argent, charged on the
neck with three torteau.x. Motto— " Ne cede malis."
Livery — Claret, faced with yellow.
Sons of Edward Ring Berry, Esquire, Col. 6ist Regt.
of Foot, b. April 10, 1828 ; m. July 3, 1856, Margaret,
only dau. of Christopher Oliverson of Goosnargh,
Lancashire, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Abraham of Whittingham, Lancashire:—
Edward Berry, Esq., formerly Capt. nth Royal Prussian
Hussars, d. Jan. 5, i860.
William Berry, Gentleman, i. Dec 29, 1871 ; m. Oct. 16,
1900, Helen, dau. of WiUiam Garvie of Scone, Perthshire.
J?es. —
HENRY FITZPATRICK BERRY, Esquire, I.S.O..
M.R.I. A., D.Litt. (Dub.), Barrister-at- Law, Assist. Deputy-
Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland. Born May 12,
1847, being the eldest son of Parsons Berry of Mallow, co.
Cork, by his wife Isabella, dau. of Willianri Fitz Patrick of
Loughill House, co. Kilkenny. Armorial bearings —
Gules, on a fesse engrailed cottised or, three torteaux, in
chief as many leopards' faces argent. Mantling gules and
or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head
erased argent, charged on the neck with three torteaux.
Married, July 25, 1895, Sarah Elizabeth Letitia, dau. of
Hastings Twiss, Esq., J. P., of Birdhill House, co. Tip-
perary. Postal address— e,iWa.teT\oo Road, Dublin. Club
— University (Dublin).
BERRY of Farnham (H. Coll., 16 June 1924). Argent,
three bars gules, over aU a pile ermine, charged with
three martlets sable, in base two wings conjoined proper.
Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the colours, a griffin sejant regardant sable, resting the
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dexter claw on a Catherine-wheel or. Motto — " Persevera
et viiice."
Son of Alderman John Mathias Berry, of Merthyr
Tydfil, b. 1847 ; d. 1922 ; m. 1870 : —
Sir James Gomer Berry, ist Bart. (1928), b. 1883; m.
1907, Mary Lilian (d. 1928), d. of Horace G. Holmes,
Esq., J. P. Res. — Farnham Chase, Famham Royal,
Bucks. ; Chandos House, W.
BERRY (H. Coll.). Or, on a fesse azure three fleurs-
de-lys of the field, in chief two roses in saltire proper.
Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
between two wings azure, an eagle's head or, holding in
the beak a sword in bend proper. Motto — " Per ardua."
Son of Berry, of , b, ;
m. : —
Trevor Thornton Berry, Lieut. Somerset L.L, b.
Res.—
BERRY (rematric. L.O. 1900), Quarterly, i and 4, vert, a
cross crosslet argent (Berry, 1785) ; 2 and 3, parted per pale
argent and sable, on a chaplet, four mullets counterchanged
(Nairne, 15th cent.), in the centre of thequarters a ciescent
or, for difference. Mantling vert, doubled argent. Crest—
Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules,
armed and langued, holding in his dexter paw a cross cross-
let filch^e azure : and in an escroll over the same this
Motto — " In hocsigno vinces " ; (below), " L'esp^rance'me
comforte."
Son of Robert Berry, Esq., Barrister-at-Law' (Inner
Temple) and Advocate, Sheriff of Lanarkshire, J. P. and
D.L. for CO. of City of Glasgow, and J. P. for co. of
Lanark, M. A. and formerly Fellow Trin. Coll. , Camb. ,
and Hon. LL.D. (Edin.), Professor of Law in Glasgow
University 1867-1887, d. 1825 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1864,
Mary, d. of the late John Miller, Esq. , son of the late Sir
William Miller of Glenlee, Bart., Judge of the Court
of Session, under the name of Lord Glenlee : —
William Robert Berry, Gentleman, 6. 1865; m. 1905,
Eleanora Hairiette, d. of John Oswald Mitchell, LL.D.
Res. — Farrs, Wimborne, Dorset.
WILLIAM BERRY, Esq., O.BE., of Tayfield, in the
county of Fife, Justice of the Peace, Bachelor of Arts and
Bachelor of Laws, Advocate. Born May 9, 1864, being the
eldest son of the late John Berry of Tayfield, Advocate, by his
wife Margaret Higgins, third dau. of John Burn-Murdoch of
Neuck and Coldoch, co. Stirling, and his wife, Anne Maule
Murdock of Gartincaber, co. Perth. Armorial bearings
(rematric. L.O. 1870)— Quarterly, 1 and 4, vert a cross
crosslet argent (Berry, 1785) ; 2 and 3, per pale argent and
able, on a chaplet four mullets counterchanged (Nairne,
iSth cent.). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit-
ting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and
upon a wreath 01 his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-lion
gules, holding in his dexter paw a cross crosslet fitch^e
azure. Mottoes — Above, " In hoc signo vinces ; " below,
" L'esp6rance me comforte." Livery — Dark green and
white. Married, 1906, Wilhelmina [d. 1907), third d. of
Allen Graham Barns-Graham of Lymekilns and Craigallian ;
and has had Issue — John Berry, Gentleman, b. 1907. Seat —
Tayfield, Newport, in the county of Fife. Club — New
(Edinburgh).
BERTIE (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. argent, three batter-
ing-rams barwise in pale proper, headed and garnished
azure (Bertie) ; 2. sable, a shattered castle triple-towered
argent (Willoughby) ; 3. quarterly, gules and or, in the first
quarter a nuiUet argent (De Vere, Earls of Oxford); 4.
argent, a fesse between two bars gemels gules (Baddlesmere).
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of
the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e, couped at the
breast proper, ducally crowned or. Motto — ''Loyaut6
m'oblige."
Only son of the Rl. Hon. Montagu Peregrine Bertie,
nth Earl of Lindsey, b. 1815; d. 1899; m. 1854,
Felicia Elizabeth {d. 1927), d. of Rev. John Earle
Welby :—
Rt. Hon. Montagu Peregrine Albemarle Bertie, 12th
Earl of Lindsey (Eng., 22 Nov. 1626), J. P. and D.L.
CO. Line In, &c. [Supporters— Dexter, a pilgrim cr friar,
vested in russet, with his crutch and rosary or ; sinister,
a savage, wreathed about the temples and waist with
ivy], b. 1861 ; m. 1890, Millicent, d. of J. C. C<jx of
Sydney, N.S.W. ; and has issue — Lady Muriel Felicia
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Vere [m. 1922, Capt. H. Liddell Grainger, of Ayton Castle,
Berwickshire]. Seat— Uffington House, Stamford, co.
Lincoln. Town Res. —$3 Eaton Square, S.W. Cluis —
Carlton ; Wellington.
Bi'.RTiE. Quarterly, i to 4 as above ; 5. azure, on
a chief or, three martlets gules (Wray of Glentworth) ; 6.
quarterly, argent and gules, in the secf nd and third quaiters
a fret or, over all a fesse azure (Norreys) ; 7. argent, a fesse
between three crescents sable (Lee of Quarendon); 8. or,
fretty azure (Willoughby of Parham). Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath cf the colours, a
Saracen'sheadaffrc ntde, couped below the shoulders proper,
ducally cr wned or, and charged on the breast with a fret
azure. Motto — " Virtus arriete fortior."
Only son of Montagu Charles Francis Towneley- Bertie,
commonly called Lord Norreys (eld. son of 7th Earl of
Abingdon), Capt. late Berks. Regt., d. i860; d. 1919 ;
m. 1885, Hon. Rcse Riversdale Glyn, sister of 4th Baron
Wc Iverton : —
Rt. Hon. Montagu Henry Edmund Cecil Bertie, 8th Earl
of Abingdon (Eng., 30 Nov. 1682), and Baron Norreys
(Eng., 8 May 1572), Capt. late Gren. Gds. (S.R.) [Sup-
porters—Dexter, a friar vested in russet grey, with a crutch,
rosary, &c. , proper; sinister, a savage proper, wreathed
about the temples and waist with leaves vert, each supporter
charged on the breast with a fret azure], d. 1887. Clui —
Carlton.
Sons of Rt. Hon. Montagu Arthur Bertie, 7th Earl of
Abingdon, (J. 1836; d. 1C28 ; by his 2nd wife, m. 1883,
Gwendoline Mary, d. of the late Lt.-Gen. the Hon. Sir
James C. Dormer, K.C.B. : —
Hon. Arthur Michael Bertie, D.S.O., M.C., Maj. late
The Rifle Bde. , sometime Hen. Attach^ at Petrograd, i.
1886. C/«3— Travellers".
Hrn. James Willoughby Bertie, Lieut. R.N., i>. 1901.
C/«^J— Naval and Military, Bath.
Son of Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Leveson Bertie, P.C.,
G.C.B., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., ist Viscount Bertie of
Thame, H.M.'s Ambassador at Paris, and formerly
(1903-4) at Rcme, Assist. Under-Sec. of State for
Foreign Affairs 1894-1903,/^. 1844; ^- 1919 ; '«• 1874,
Lady Feodorowna Cecilia Wellesley, d. of ist Earl
Cowley : —
Rt. Hon. Vere Frederick Bertie, 2nd Viscount Bertie of
Thame (2 Sept. 1918^ 2nd Baron Bertie of Thame (28 Jan.
1915), Bar.-at-Law, Inner Temple, d. 1878 [Supporters as
Lord Abingdon, but charged with a crescent for difference],
m. 1901, Nora, d. of Frederick Webb. Res. — 62 St. James's
Court, S.W.i. C/«*J-— Marlborough, Brooks's.
Yngr. sons of 6th Earl of Abingdon, i. 1808; d. 1884 ;
m. 1835, Elizabeth, d. cf George Verncn Harcourt,
M.P. :—
Rev. the Hon. Alberic Edward Bertie, M.A. (Oxon.),
Rector of Gedling 1887-93, d. 1846 ; m. 1881, Lady Caroline
Elizabeth McDonnell, d. of 5th Earl of Antrim ; and has
issue — (i) Aubrey Charles Bertie, Esq., Lt.-Comdr. R.N.
(ret.), i. 1882 [m. 1916, Jeanne Georgina, d. of Arnold
Vissors,andhasissue—Arnaud Albert Bertie, Esq., d. 1919 ;
and Christine Caroline] ; (2) Schomberg Montagu Bertie,
Gentleman, late Lieut. Nottinghamshire Yeo. , 6. 1888 [m.
1922, Edith Mary, d. of John England] ; (3) Alberic
Willoughby Bertie, M,C., temp. Capt. R.F.A., i. 1891
[m. Maria Floie {d. 1925), d. of Philippe Reinhart] ; Irene
Elsie; Lavinia May [m. 1921, Theodard Hubbard, and
has issue] ; and Olivia Bridget. J^es.— 86 Woodstock Road,
Oxford. C/k3— United University.
Hon. Reginald Henry Bertie, C. B.
Col. late Royal Welsh Fusiliers, d.
Amy Evelyn Courtenay, sister of
Lt.-Col. and Brevet-
1856 ; m. 1892, Lady
14th Earl of Devon.
Cluh — Naval and Military, Wellington.
BERTRAM (H. Coll., 1902). Quarterly, i and 4, per
chevron nebuly sable and or, a chaplet of roses between two
fleurs-de-Iys in chief and an eagle displayed in base, all
counterchanged (for Bertram) ; 2 and 3, sable, on a chevron
between three leopards' faces erminois, as many spear-heads
sable, on a chief per pale or and argent, three cocks gules
(Price, 1817). Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath
of the colours, an eagle displayed sable, holding in the beak
a fleur-de-lys or, and in each claw a chaplet of roses gules,
leaved also or. MottO— " Aquila non capit muscas."
Son of Julius Alfred Bertram, of 29 York Terrace,
London, by Martha Janet, d. of Capt. James Gammell
of Ardiffery, N.B. :—
Julius Bertram, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon., M.P. for N.
Hertfordshire 1906-10, d. 1866; tn. 1907, Marjorie, d. of
Hon. Mr. Justice .Sutton ; and has issue — Oliver Henry Julius
Bertram, Gentleman, d. 1910 ; Quintin Charles Frederick
Bertram, Gentleman /<. 1914. J?es. — 14 Suffolk Street,
London, S.W. ; The Barton, Martinhoe, N. Devon.
BERTRAM (L.O., 1752). Gules, on an inescutcheon
or, between eight crosses pat6e argent, an anvil proper.
Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of
his liveries, a ram's head proper, issuing from an antique
crown or. Motto — "Jeavance."
Eldest son ot William Bertram, Esq., Col. 96th
Regt.,*. 1859; d. 1915; OT. 1888, Ethel Angel, d. of
the late R. B. Towse: —
Lt.-Col. William Robert Bertram, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
Canadian Inf., late L eut. Gordon Highlanders, d. Dec.
1888; m. 1917, Zoe Weldon, d. of ClI. W. L'Estrange
Fames, C. B. , C.B.E., and has issue: — Mary Elizabeth.
Seat — Kersewell, Carnwath, co. Lanark. lies. — Sydney.
N.S.W.
BERTRAND (Granted H. Coll. 182010 J. P. Bertrand,
alias J. P. D'Angleberne). Argent, in base on a mount
vert a black ram passant, collared and belled or, on a chief
azure, a crescent between two estoiles of the first. Mantling
sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a
crescent surrounding three feathers. MottO — ' ' Liberty,
loyalty, love. "
Sons of William Wickham Bertrand, Esq., J. P., t>.
1837; m. , Catherine, d. of Henry Felton, 3rd
Batt. King's German Legion ; —
Wickham Bertrand, Gentleman, <?.
Roy Bertrand, Gentleman, fi. 1883. Seat — Roy Cove,
West Falkland Islands.
BERWICK, Baron, see NOEL-HILL.
PHILIP EUSTACE BESANT, Esquire. Born Oct. 8,
1875, being the elder son of the late Sir Walter Besant,
Knight Bachelor, and his wife Mary Garratt, dau. of
Eustace Foster Barham. Armorial bearings— Per fe.sse
indented sable and gules, a palm-tree eradicated or, wiihin
an orle of bezants. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds proper, a palm-
tree or, thereto attached by a chain gold and resting on the
wreath an escutcheon sable, charged with two bezants in
pale. Postal address —
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BESSBOROUGH, Earl of, see PONSONBY.
BEST, see HADEN-BEST.
BEST(H. Coll., 1742), Sable, a cinquefoil pierced, and
in chief two cross crosslets or. Mantling sable and or.
Crest Issuing out of a mural crown ur, a demi-< strich
argent, holding in the l)eak a cross crosslet also or. Motto
— ' ' Sola cruce."
Son of Richard William Mawdesley Best, l>. 1847 ; d.
1883; rn. Maria, d. of Major Jones, Gi v. ot Cape
Coast Castle : —
Mawdesley Rokeby Best, Gentleman, l>. 1868. /^es. —
Texas, U.S.A.
BEST (H. Coll., 1829). Sable, a cinquefoil within an
orle of cross crosslets or, on a canton of the last a portcullis
of the hrst. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Out of a
ducal con.inet or, a demi-ostrich rising argent, in its beak
a cross crosslet fitch^e golJ, gorged with a plain collar and
pendent therefrom a portcullis sable. Motto — " Libertas
in legibus."
Sons of George, 5th Baron Wyn ford, Lt.-Col. R.H.A. ,
J. P., fi. 1838 ; d. 1904; m. 1870, Eclith Anne (</. T924),
d. of .Matthew Henry Marsh of Ramridge, Andover: —
Rt. Hon. Phi!ipGeorgeBest,D.S.O.,6thBar .nWynford(s
Juns 1829), D.L., J. P. Dorset, Lt.-Col. late R.A., and Maj.
Dorset I. Y., served Great War (despatches). [Supporters
— Two eagles regardant, wings elevated, each standing on
a Roman fasces all proper],!^. 1871 ; m. 1906, Hi n. Eva
Lilian Cecilia Napier, only child of 2nd Baron Napier of
Magiala; and has issue— Hon. Grace Janet Mary; Hon.
Eva Constance Edith ; and Hon. Mary Jemima. Jies. —
Wynford House, Marden Newton, Dorchester. C/ui —
Army and Navy.
Hon. Samuel John Best, Managing Director, Octavius
Steil & Co. Ltd., Calcutta, t. 1874; m. 1914, Evelyn Mary
Aylmer, d. of Maj. Gen. Sir Edward May, K.C.B., C.M.G.,
and has issue — (i) Robert Samuel Best, E-q., ,''. 1917 ; (2)
John Philip Best, Esq., i. 1919 ; (3) Patrick George
Matthew Best, Esq., d. 1923 ; and Edith Joy Marion.
Res. — I'ollgate House, Meriow, Guildford. C/iids —
Oriental ; |un. Constitutional.
Rear Adm. the Hon. Matthew Robert Best, C.B., D.S.O.
and Bar, M.V.O. , served European War, has Order of St.
Stanislaus with swords i Russia) ; Order of the Rising Sun,
3rd Class (Japan), i. 1878; m. 1908, Annis Elizabeth, d.
ot C. F. Wood ; and has issue — George Frederick Matthew
Best, Esq., 6. 1908; and Margaret Aunis. Jies. — Little
Toller, Maiden NewtJn, Dorchester.
Hon. James William Best, O. B. E. , India Forest Service,
i. 1882; m. 1914, Florence Mary, d. of the late Sir
Elliott Lees, ist Bart. ; and has issue — Thomas William
Best, Esq., fi. 1915 ; Giles Bernard Best. Esq., 6. 1925;
Samuel James Best, E^q., i<. 1927; Alice Mary; and Helen
Margaret. J?es. — Hincknowle, Melplash, Dorset.
Son of Capt. Hon. John Charles Best, R.N., J. P. cos.
Denbigh and Merioneth (High Sheriff co. Denbigh
1888), 1*. 1842; d. 1907; m. 1873, Mary, d. of William
Wagstaff of Plas yn Vivod : —
Capt. William Best, late Roy. Welsh Fus., J. P. co.
Denbigh, d. 1874 ; *"■ 1903. Constance Adela, d. of late
Col. Charles Wingfield of Onslow, Shrewsbury ; and has
issue — (i) Harry George Best, Esq., d. 1904; (2) Frank
Charles Best, Gentleman, fi. 1906; (3' John William Best,
Gentleman, d. 1912 ; and Hilda Mary. Seat — Plas yn Vivod,
Llangollen.
Sons ff Major Hon. Thomas William Best, Chief Con-
stable or Merionethshire, late West Riding Regt. , />.
1844 ; '^- IQ09 ; ^- 1879, Harriet Royds, d. of H. A.
Grey, the Hail, Hurworth-on-Tees : —
John Samiel Best, Esq.,i^. 1883; m. 1912, Annie Stewart,
d. of the late James T pp Jamieson of Aberdeen. J^es —
Humphrey Willie Best, Esq., D.S.O. , Comdr., late
Lieut. R.N.. d. 1884: m. 1914. Helen Grace, d. of the late
G. Meakin, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and has issue — Walter
John Best. Gentleman f>. 1917 ; Peter Anthony Best,
Gentleman, 6. 1922 ; and Pamela Grey. J?es. —
BEST-DALISON (R.L., 1907, H. Coll.). Quarterly,
1 and 4, gules, three crescents or, a canton ermine
(Dalison, circa 1554); 2 and 3, sable, a cinquefcil pierced
and in chief two cross crosslets fitch^e or, and (for dis-
tincti' n) in the centre chief point a bezant (Best, 1742).
Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the
col urs, a man armed, holding in his hand a battleaxe
argent, the armour and the axe purfled or (Dalison);
2. issuing out of a mural crown or, a demi-ostrich argent,
holding in the beak a cross crosslet also or, charged on
the breast for distinction with a pellet (Best). Mottoes
" D'accomplir Agincourt " (Dalison) ; " Sola cruce " (Best).
Third son of Ma.ximilian Hammond Dalison, Esq.,
J. P. of Hamptons, Kent, ^. 1820; d. 1902; m. 1845,
Matilda, d. of Rev. Robert Alexander, Clerk in Holy
Orders, Prebend of Derry Cathedral, Ireland : —
Rev. Charles Edmund Waller Best-Dalison, Clerk in
Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), d. 1858; m. 1899, Harriet
Emily Hardinge Best, d. of late James Whatman
Bosanquet of Claysmore, Enfield (by Emily Dorothy, d. of
Lt.-Col. James Best, J. P., of Park House, Boxley) ; and
has issue (not to bear marks of distinction on the arms of
Best) — Thomas Maximilian Best-Dalison, Gentleman, i.
1905. Seats — Park House, Boxley, Maidstone ; Boxley
Abbey, Maidstone.
BESWICKE-ROYDS, see ROYDS.
BETHAM (Arms of ancient origin ; recorded in the
Register of Knights dubbed U.O. , 1812). Quarterly, i and
6, or, three fleurs-de-lys azure (Betham); 2. azure, a lion
rampant or, langued gules (Fitzroger); 3. gules, three
chevronels argent (Bannister) ; 4. or, a chief indented azure
(Burton); 5. sable, a turnip leaved proper, a chief or, gutt^e-
de-poix (Damant). Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out
of a ducal coroner or, an elephant's head gules, trunked
argent, tusked gold. Motto — " Per ardua surgam."
Sons of Molyneux Betham, Esq., 6, 1813 ; d. 1880;
m. 1837, Elisabeth, d. of Sir Richard Ford, and grand-
sons of Sir William Betham, Ulster King of Arms: —
Cecil William Betham, Esq., late ssth Regt., 6. 1840;
m. 1869, Emily Isabel, d. of John Mallet Williamson.
Hes.—
Alfred Betham, Gentleman, />. 1845. lies. —
Son of Alfred William Betham, Gentleman, i. 1836 ;
m. t86i, Alfreda, d. of Edward Edwards of Wester-
field Hall, Ipswich, Suffolk: —
Ernest Burton Betham, Gentleman, 6. 1864. lies. —
BETH ELL, see WESTBURY.
BETHELL of Wanstead (H. Coll., 16 Jan. 1911).
Or, a chevron azure charged with an estoile of the first,
in chief two boars' heads couped of the second. Mantling
azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
upon a rock proper, a boar's head couped azure. Badge
— A branch of elm proper and a rose gules seeded or,
barbed, stalked, and slipped vert, in saltire, enfiled by a
baron's coronet or. Supporters — On either side a wolf
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with an estoile or, the one on the sinister with a portcullis
or.
Son of George Beth ell of The Firs, South Woodford,
Essex, b. 1833 ; d. 1908 ; m. 1858, Frances, d. of
Robert Tipper : —
Rt. Hon. Sir John Henry Bethell, ist Baron Bethell
(1922), ist Bart. (1911), J. P. for Essex, twice Mayor of
West Ham and East Ham, M.P. for Romford, Essex,
since 1906, b. 1859 ; m. 1895, Florence, d. of James
Wooley Wyles, of Essex House, East Ham, Essex ; and
has had issue — (i) Hon. Frank Harry Bethell, Lieut.
Connaught Rangers, b. 1896; killed in action, 1915 ;
(2) Hon. John Raymond Bethell, b. 1902 ; (3) Hon.
WilUam Gladstone Bethell, b. 1904 ; Hon. Dorothy
Frances ; Hon. Grace [m. 1927, Frederick J. Parsons] ;
and Hon. Phyllis. Res. — Bushey House, Bushey, Herts.
Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, City Liberal.
BETHELL (H. Coll. 1861). Argent, on a chevron en-
grailed azure, between three boars' heads cooped sable,
an est' ile or, a bjrdure of the third. Mantling sable and
argent. Crest — Out of a crown vallary or, an eagle's head
sable, between two wings azure, and charged on the breast
with an esteile or. MottO — " Ap Ithel."
Sons of the Rt. Hon. Richard Augustus Bethell, 2nd
Baron Westbury, 6. 1830; d. 1875; m. 1851, Mary
Fl rence, yst. d. of Rev. Alexander Fownes Luttrell,
Recter of East Quantoxhead : —
Rt. H. n. Richard Luttrell Pilkington Bethell, 3rd Baron
Westbury {tf-v.).
Adm.the Hon. Sir Alexander Edward Bethell, G.C.M.G.,
K.C.B. , A.m., Director of Naval Intelligence from
1909-12, late A.D.C. to the King 1907-8, Com. -in-Chief E.
Indies 1912, and in command of Royal Naval War College
1913-14, Vice-Adm. Channel Fleet 1915, Adm. comdg.
Coastguards 1915-16, C.-in-C. at Plymouth 1916-18, d.
1855 ; m. 1890, Hilda Mary, d. of Benjamin Huntsman
of West Retford Hall, Notts. ; and has had issue — (i)
Edward Walter Bethell, Esq., Capt. Royal West Surrey
Regt., d. 1891 ; killed in action 1918; (2) Maurice John
Bethell, Lieut. R.N., d. 1894; killed in action 1916;
and Agatha Hilda. lies. — Wadeford, Chard, Somerset.
Ciu6 — Naval and Military.
S ns of Hon. Slingsby Bethell, C.B., J. P. and D.L,
Middlesex, Clerk of Committees, H.L. 1861-96, Bar. -
at-Law, 6. 1831 ; d. 1896; m. ist, 1855, Caroline {d.
1886), fifth d. of William Chaplin. M.P., of Ewhurst
Park, Hants. ; 2nd, 1888, Laura Beatiice, d. of Rev.
F. W. Maunsell, Rector of Symondsbury, Dorset : —
Slingsby Westbury Bethell, Esq., J. P., 6. 1861 ; m. 1890,
Sophia I-abella, eld. d. cf Capt. J. H. I. Alexander, R.N.,
C.B. ; and has issue — (i) Christopher Alick Bethell, Esq ,
Capt. R. Tank Corps, late Capt. Royal Scots Fus. , served
Great War, 6. 1893 [m. 1922, Esm6, d. of Campbell Dillon,
Esq. ; (2) Jocelyn Slingsby Bethell, Lieut.-Comdr. R.N.,
served Great War, d. 1897. /?es. — Blackford House, Rothie
Norman, N.B. Ciuis — Brorks's. Overseas.
Guy Vivian Bethell, Gentleman (twin with his brother
Slingsby), m. 1892, Ethel, third d. of John Coutts Fowlie.
J?es. — Helidon House, Daventry. C/ud — Bachelors'.
Lionel Beresford Bethell, Gentleman, d. 1864 ; fn. 1896,
Mima Amy, d. < f Col. R. G. Bolton ; and has surv. issue —
Vivian Lionel Slingsby Bethell, Lieut. R.G.A., i. 1897.
Hes. — Axeland Park, Horley, Surrey. Ciui Brooks's.
Llewelyn Slingsby Bethell, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon). late
Lieut. Nig-ria Regt., served Great War, d. 1889 ; m. 1914,
Margery Gladys, only child of the late George S. Farnell,
Principal of Victoria Coll., Jersey, and has issue: —
Margaret Eve Slingsby. J?es. —
Richard Alfred Slingsby Bethell, Gentleman, Lieut.-
Comdr. R.N., i. 1892. Res. -
Son if Henry Slingsby Bethell, d. 1B36 ; m. i860,
Minnie, d. of Rev. Arthur Maclean: —
Henry A.thur Bethell, Esq., C.M.G., Col. and Hon.
Brig-Gen. (ret,), R.A. , i. 1861 ; m. 1901, Alice Margaret,
d. of Francis Anderson, and has issue: — Frank Ithel
Bethell. Lieut. R.N. , 6. 1902 [m. 1926, Mary Somerville
Paterson, d. of Rev. Thomas O. Duncan of Athel Siane-
ford. East Lothian, and has issue — i dau.] ; Peter Bethell,
Lieut. R.N. and R.A.F. , i. 1904. /?«.— White Ways,
Reigate, SuTcy.
Sons of the late William Froggatt Bethell, Esq., J.P ,
D L. (High Sheriff 1875). of Rise Park and Walton
Abbey, by his wife Elizabeth Beckett, d. of Sir Edmund
Denison and sister of ist Baron Grimthorpe : —
WiUiam Bethell, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for E.R. and J.P.
N.R. CO. York, 6. 1849; m. 1880, Hon. Mairi Myrtle, fifth
d. of Rt. Hon. Henry Willoughby, 8th Lord Middleton ;
and has issue — William Adrian Vincent Bethell, Esq., Capt.
2nd Life Gds., ^. 1890 [m. ist,i9i5, Hon. Clarissa 'I ennant,
d. of 1st Lord Glenconner (whom he divorced 1918); 2nd,
1921, Cecily Violet, d. of Sir John Cotterell, 2nd Bt., and
has issue: — Diana Hermione]. Seats — Rise Park, Hull;
Walton Abbey, Beverley. Cluds — Carlton, Yorkshire (York).
Col. Edward Hugh Bethell, C.M.G.. D.S O., R.E.,6.
1854; m. ist, 1881, Gertrude {d. 1888), d. of Col. Eustace
Hill ; 2nd, 1890, Annie, d. of Rev. J. G. Li nsdale. Canon
of Lichfield; and has issue— (i) Hugh Keppel Bethell,
Esq.,C-B.. C.M.G., C. V.O. , D.S.O. , Col. late 7th Queen's
Own Hussars. Mil. Attach^, Washington, 6. 1882; (2)
Christopher Bethell, Gentleman, 3. 1884; killed in action
1916 ; (3) David Jardine Bethell, Gentleman, M.C. and
Bar, Sudan C.S. , k 1893 [m. 1921, Erica de Grey]. J?es. —
Beech Hill, Englefield Green, Surrey. C/u6 — Naval and
Military.
BETHUNE. see PATTON-BETHUNE.
LINDESAY-BETHUNE. Quarterly, i and 4, gules, a
fesse chequy argent and azure ; in chief three mullets of
the second ; 2 and 3, counterquartered, ist and 4th, azure,
a fesse between three lozenges or ; 2nd and 3rd, argent,
on a chevron sable, an otter's head erased of the first, all
within a bordure embattled gold. Crest — A swan with
wings expanded proper. Supporters — On either side a
griffin gules, armed and beaked or. Mottoes — " Je
ayme " (over the Crest) ; " Live but dreid " (under the
Arms).
Eld. son of Rt. Hon. David Clark Bethune, nth Earl
of Lindsay, b. 1832 ; d. 1917 ; m. 1866, Emily
Marian {d. 1920), d. of Capt. Edmund Barnes, of
H.M.'s St. Helena Regt. :—
Rt. Hon. Reginald Bethune Lindesay-Bethune, 12 th
Earl of Lindsay, Lord Parbroath (8 May 1633), Viscount
of Gamock, Lord Kilbimie, Kingsbum, and Drumry (26
Nov. 1703), Lord Lindsay of the Byres (1445), a
representative Peer for Scotland, Maj. (ret.) 8th
Hussars, b. 1867 ; tn. 1892, Beatrice Mary, d. of the
late John Shaw, of Welburn Hall, Yorks. Seat — KU-
conquhar, Fife, N.B. Town Res. — 23 Berkeley Square,
W. Clubs — Cavalry, Arthur's, Carlton.
BETHUNE, formerly of Blebo (R.L., H. Coll.. 1815).
Azure, a fesse chequy or and gules, between three lozenges
of the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, an otter's head erased argent. Motto
— " Debonnaire."
Son of Sir Alexander Sharp Bethune, 9th Bart., J. P.,
i. i860 ; d. 1917 ; m. 1889, Elizabeth Constance
Carnegie, d. of late Frederick Lewis Maitland-Heriot
of Ramorine.
Sir Alexander Maitland Sharp Bethune, loth Bart. {q.v.).
Son of Robert Bethune, Esq., J.P. , of Nydie, Cupar,
Major (ret.) late 92nd Highlanders, d. 1827 ; d. 1904;
m. 1865, Mary Louisa {d. 1920), d. of Capt. William
Amherst Hale, S2nd Light Inf. : —
Henry Alexander Bethune, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. (ret.)
Gordon Highlanders, i. 1866 ; m. 1902, Elinor Mary, d. of
the late John Brown Watt of Sydney, N.S.W. ; and has
issue— Mary Sharp. Seat — Nydie, co. Fife. J?es. — Mount-
quhanie, Cupar, Fife. Cluds — Naval and Military. New
(Edinburgh).
BETHUNE of Balfour (L.O.. 1837). Quarterly, i, and
4, azure, a fesse between three mascles or (Bethune); a
and 3, argent, a chevron sable, charged with an cotter's
head erased of the first (Balfour). Mantling gules,
doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an
otter's head erased argent. Motto — " Debonnaire."
Eld. son of Admiral Charles Ramsav Drinkwater-
Bethune, R.N., C.B., J. P., D.L., d. 1802; d. 1884;
m. 1846, Frances Cecilia, only d. and heiress of Henry
E. Staples of Clapham : —
Charles Congleton Bethune, Esq., J.P. , D.L. , 6. 1849;
tn. ist, 1886 (div. 1890), Evelyn, d. of late Aaron G< Idsmid ;
2nd, 1908. Margaret Marie Louise, d. of Bernard Lucas,
1>.L., of Harland Hall, Derbyshire. C/uis — Devonshire,
National Union, New (Edinburgh).
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BETTS (H. Coll.. 11 Oct. 1904). Sable, on a bend
cottised argent, four cinquefoils gules, within a bordure
engrailed or. Mantling' sable and argent. Crest — On a
wreath of the colours, issuant from a fern-brake proper, a
stag's head couped gules, attired or, charged on the neck
with three cinquefoils of the last between two barrulets
argent. Motto — "Foesuldeu."
Son of Daniel Betts, d. 1828; d. 1887; m. 1850,
Louisa Sarah Frederica, d. of Percival Milbourne : —
Arthur Betts, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. 1893, Caroline
Emma, d. of William Edwards ; and has issue — Arthur
John Betts, Gentleman, b. 1898; Freda Nellie Margaret;
and Joyce Milbourne. J?es, —
BEVAN of Stone Park (H. Coll., 1878). Azure, on a
rock in base, a dove proper, holding in the beak a branch
of olive or, on a chief nebuly ermine, a hurt between two
Evan Evans Bevan, Esq., J.P., High Sheriff co. Breck-
nock, b. . Res. — Codoxton House, Codoxton-justa-
Neath, co. Glamorgan.
BEVAN. Ermine, a bull passant, between three annulets
gules. Mantling gales and argent. Crest— On a wreath
of the colours, a griffin passant or, sem^e of annulets gules,
annulets of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest —
On a wreath of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower
proper, a gryphon or, gorged with a collar gemel azure,
resting the dexter claw on an escutcheon argent charged
with a hurt. Motto — " Semper virtute constans."
Sons of Thomas Bevan, Esq., of Stone Park, J. P. and
D.L. Kent (High Sheriff 1895), Sheriff of London and
Middlesex 1878-9, d. 1829 ; d. 1907 ; m. 1852, Emma,
d. of Thomas Bayes of Kimberley, Norfolk : —
Edmund Henry Bevan, Esq., J. P. Kent (High Sheriff for
Northamptonshire 1912), d. 1862 ; m. 1903, Hon. Joan
Mary Conyers Norton, d. of 5th Baron Grantley ; and has
issue — Bryan Henry Bevan, Gentleman, 6. 1913 ; Gwen-
dolen Brinsley ; Penelope Joan ; Denise Mary Conyers ;
and Winfreda Irene. Seat — Hilston Park, Monmouth.
C/ui — Arthur's.
Wilfred Bevan, Esq., J. P. co. Suffolk, M.A. (Camb.).
6. 1866; m. 1894, Ethel Marion, d. of Edward H. Watts
of Bishop's Stortford ; and has issue — Thomas Bevan,
Gentleman, i. 1900 ; and Marjorie Ethel. Seai — Plashwood,
Haughley, Suffolk. Club — United University.
BEVAN of Codoxton House (H. Coll.). Argent, three
boars' heads couped sable, on a chief gules a demi-lion
rampant or, between two castles of the field. Mantling
sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours,
issuing from the battlements of a tower argent, a demi-lion
rampant or, gorged with a collar gules, holding be-
tween the paws a boar's head, as in the arms.
Son of Bevan, of , b. ',
m. : —
holding in his dexter claw two annulets interlaced -also
gules. Motto— "Deus prassidium." —j
Son of Francis Augustus Bevan, Gentleman,' b. Jan.
17, 1840 ; d. 1919 ; m. first, July 22, 1862, Elizabeth
Marianne {d. 1863), third dau. of Lord Charles James
Fox Russell, grandson of John, 6th Duke of Bedford : —
Cosmo Bevan, Esq., D.L. for co. Middlesex, b. May
22, 1863 ; m. Feb. 5. 1891, Marion Leila, youngest dau. of
Rev. Filmer Sulivan, and has issue — Desmond Russell
Bevan, Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 1892 [m. 1921, Dorothy
Lucy, d. of the late M. Trevelyn Martin of 75 Portland
Place]. J?es. — Westfarm Place, New Barnet.
Sons of Francis .Augustus Bevan, by 2nd wife, m.
April 19, 1866, Constance {d. 1872), youngest dau.
of Rt. Hon. Sir James W'eir Hogg, Bart.
Bertrand Yorke Bevan, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1867 ; m.
Sept. 26, 1889, Georgina Laura Frederica, second dau. of
George F. Malcolmson of Norrysbury, Herts., and has
had issue — Robert Austen Bevan, Gentleman, b. July 26,
1890, d. Feb. 7, 1914 ; Margarita Constance ; Enid Laura ;
Edith Joyce ; and Nesta Rosamund. Res. — Weald Chase,
Cuckfield, Sussex.
Rev. Raymond Francis Bevan, Vicar of St. Lawrence,
Thanet, M.A. Trin. Coll., Canib. , b June 20, 1868; m.
January 10, 1893. Margaret Alda, dau. of Rev. Horace
Meyer, Vicar of Christchurch, Clifton, and has had issue —
Raymond Aubrey Lee Bevan, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; d. 1926 ;
and two daus.
Gerard Lee Bevan, Gentleman, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb.,
b. Nov. 9, 1869 ; m. Oct. 3, 1893, Sophie, dau. of John
Arthur Kenrick of Barrow Court, and has issue, twi, daus.
Owen Charles Bevan, Gentleman, b. Oct. 30, 1R70 ;
m. April 12, 1894, Mary, dau. of Theodore Bosanquet of
West Down, and has issue — Francis Hugh Bevan, Gentle-
man, b. March 5, 1895; and two daus. Res. — Shortacres,
Nutfield, Sussex.
Ivor Bevan. Gentleman, b. April 15, 1872; m. July 14,
1896, Ethel Jean, dau. of Sir Algernon Coote, Bart. Res. —
BEVAN (H. Coll.). Ermine, a bull passant between
three annulets gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest
— On a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant or, sem^e of
annulets gules, holding in dexter claw two annulets inter-
laced also gules. Motto — " Deus praesidium."
Sons of Robert Cooper Lee Bevan, J.P , b 1809;
d. 1890; m. ist, 1836, Lady Agneta Elizabeth (d. 1851),
d. of Vice-Adm. Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.B. ,
and sister of Charles Philip, 4th Earl of Hardwicke ;
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and m. 2nd, 1856, Emma Frances (d. 1909), d. of
Rt. Rev. Philip Nicholas Shuttleworth, Bishop of
Chichester: —
Anthony Ashley Bevan, Gentleman, Scholar and Fellow
Trin. Coll., Camb. , and Lord Almoner's Professor in
Arabic, b. 1859. Res. —
Hubert Lee Bevan, Gentleman, i^. i860; tn. 1888, Isabella
Ellen, d. of Henri Wieniawski ; and has surv. issue —
Dorothy MiUicent Isabella.
Edwyn Robert Bevan, Gentleman, b. 1870; 7n. 1896,
Hon. Mary Waldegrave, youngest d. of Lord Radstock ;
and has issue — Christina Elizabeth Frances ; and Anne
Cornelia Favell. Res. — Wray Lane House, Reigate.
BEVAN (H. Coll., 1774). Aziure, a dove proper, on a
chief ermine three annulets or, each enriched wath a
ruby. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a miaral
crown argent a griffin passant or, gorged with an eastern
coronet gules. Motto — " Semper virtute constans."
Eldest son of Captain George Dacres Bevan, R.N.,
b. 1832 ; d. 1870 ; m. 1861, Jessie Bowie, d. of
William Stronach, Gentleman : —
Thomas Bevan, Esq., Temp. Capt. R.W.F., b. 1864 ;
m. 1893, Mary Catherine, d. of Rev. James Twining, of
Little Casterton, Rutland ; and has issue — James Archi-
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