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).
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Ince
Argent, three torteau in bend between two
cotises Sable.
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Ireland
Gules, six fleur-de-lis, three two and
one, Argent.
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Iodrell (Jodrell)
Sable, three buckles
Argent.
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Ingleby
Sable, an estoile of eight points Argent
radiant Or.
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Ionetson (Jonetson)
Sable, a bend between two fleur-de-lis
Or.
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There are then two
empty shields followed by K.
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Kingeley (Kingsley)
Argent, a bugle strung Sable a rose for
difference.
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Kingsley
Vert a cross engrailed
Ermine.
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Knipersley (Knypersley)
Azure, three spades Argent. (Burke records
Azure, three spades Or, handles
Argent.
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King
Azure, on a bend cotised Or two escollops
Sable, on a canton of the field a
garb of the second.
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Kapenhurst (Capenhurst)
Gules, a chevron between three capons
Argent.
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Knolls
Gules, on a chevron Argent three roses of
the field.
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Kelsall
Ermine, a bend engrailed
Sable.
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Kocker
Argent, two squirrels sejant in pale
Gules.
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Kent
Azure, a lion passant guardant Or a chief
Ermine.
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There
are then two blank shields folllowed by L.
    
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