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The
Armorial Bearings Featured in The
Vale Royal of
England first published by Daniel King in 1656
This page shows the arms
of those
gentlemen whose surname begins with G.
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Sir Richard Gravenor (Grosvenor)
Azure, a garb
Or.
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Gawsworth
Argent, two chevrons and a canton
Gules.
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Golborne
Argent, a cross patonce between four martlets
Gules.
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Golborne
Gules, on a fesse between three owls' heads erased Argent three
{triangles?
pyramids? }joined fessewise Sable.
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Gren
? a double headed eagle disp. ?
[Possibly Vert and
Or]
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Glasier
Azure, three pheons Argent a chief Ermine all within a bordure
engrailed Or.
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Greneway
Gules, a chevron between three covered cups Or, on a chief of the last
as
many griffin heads Azure.
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Grimsditch
Vert a griffin Or, armed Gules seizing on a man, in complete armour,
lying on his back
proper.
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Geo. ?
Gules, a sword in bend Argent pommelled Or.
[Burke records these arms for Glege: Gules, a sword in bend Argent.
(another Or.)]
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Glegg
Sable, two lions, counter-passant, in pale Or.
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Gleve
Sable, three crescents Argent.
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Griffin
Argent, two bars Gules over all a griffin segreant
Sable.
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Goodman
Gyronny of eight Argent and Sable an eagle displayed
Or.
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Godart
Ermine a cross patonce Sable.
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Goostrey
Argent, a chevron between three squirrels sejant
Gules.
These arms are also attributed to Blackended. The DeGostre (Goostrey)
family held the lands of Blackden.
These arms are now in the possession
of Kinsey of Blackden who married the Goostrey
heiress.
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Gamull de Storsoh?
Argent, on a chief Gules three trefoils of the
first.
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Sir Francis Gamull of Chester
Or, three mallets Sable.
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There are them two blank shields followed by those gentlemen whose
surname begins with H.
    
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