Cheshire Heraldry - Arms of The Vale Royal of England (D. King) 1656

The Armorial Bearings Featured in The Vale Royal of England first published by Daniel King in 1656

The arms of those gentlemen whose surname begins with I and those whose surname begins with K (there being no surnames begining with J).

Ince
Argent, three torteau in bend between two cotises Sable.

Ireland
Gules, six fleur-de-lis, three two and one, Argent.

Iodrell
(Jodrell) Sable, three buckles Argent.

Ingleby
Sable, an estoile of eight points Argent radiant Or.

Ionetson
(Jonetson) Sable, a bend between two fleur-de-lis Or.

There are then two empty shields followed by K.

Kingeley (Kingsley)
Argent, a bugle strung Sable a rose for difference.

Kingsley
Vert a cross engrailed Ermine.

Knipersley (Knypersley)
Azure, three spades Argent. (Burke records Azure, three spades Or, handles Argent.

King
Azure, on a bend cotised Or two escollops Sable, on a canton of the field a garb of the second.

Kapenhurst
(Capenhurst) Gules, a chevron between three capons Argent.

Knolls
Gules, on a chevron Argent three roses of the field.

Kelsall
Ermine, a bend engrailed Sable.

Kocker
Argent, two squirrels sejant in pale Gules.

Kent
Azure, a lion passant guardant Or a chief Ermine.

There are then two blank shields folllowed by L.