Abberbury Or, a fess embattled sable. |
Abbot Gules, a chevron between three pears stalked Or. George Abbot, 1609 |
Acton Gyronny argent and gules. |
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Actonley Per pale barry of six, ermine and gules dexter, and azure sinister; a chief engrailed of the third; a point indented argent. |
Adams Sable, a martlet argent. |
Aldam aszure a un ray de soleil d'or Sire Fraunceys de Aldam; roll temp. Ed II |
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Alstanton Azure, three sea-urchins erect argent. |
Anderton Sable, two single shack-bolts and one double one argent. |
Anjou Azure, eight lioncels or. |
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Anlett Azure, three annulets argent. |
Anwicke Argent, a holy cross sable. |
Arches Gules, three arches, two single in chief, and one double in base argent, the imposts Or. |
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Archever Purpure, a chevron inarched argent. |
Armstrong Gules, three dexter arms vambraced argent, hands proper. |
Arundel Sable, six swallows in pile argent. John Arundel, 1496 |
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Aston Per chevron sable and argent. |
Atkins Argent, a cross cottised with eight demi-fleur-de-lys, their bottoms towards the desse-point, sable, between four mullets pierced of the last. |
Atterbury Paly of six Or and gules, a chief vair. Francis Atterbury, 1713 |
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Attwater Barry wavy of six ermine and gules, a chevron between three shrimps Or, charged with a rose of the second barbed vert seeded gold between two lilies in line with the chevron slipped vert. William Attwater, 1514 |
Aylmer Argent, a cross sable vwteen four sea aylets of the second, beaked and membered gules. John Aylmer, 1577 |
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