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 R.

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Ravenscroft
Argent, a chevron between three ravens'
heads erased Sable.
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Roe (Row of Marfield: Harl 1424, fo.
121)
Argent, a beehive beset with bees
diversely volant Sable.
Macclesfield; granted 20th March
1653.
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Rede de Rode (actually Rode of Rode :
Harl 1424, fo 120b)
Argent, two trefoils Sable a chief of the
second.
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Rayley
Or, on a bend cottised Gules three
crescents
Argent.
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Rosingreue
Or, a fesse wavy in chief three martlets?
(tincture?)
[This is a guess for illustrative purposes
only]
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Ree
Azure, a plate between three crescents
Argent.
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Rutter
Gules, a lion passant in chief and in base
three garbs Argent.
Burke's GA records - Rutter cos. Chester
and Gloucester, and Stratford-upon-Avon
co. Warwick; confirmed by the Deputies of
Camden , Clarenceux, to Thomas Rutter, of
Stratford, third son of William Rutter, of
Quenton co. Glocuester, who was descended
from Rutter, of Kingsley, co. Chester.
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Rutter de Kingsley
Gules, three garbs Or on a chief Azure a
lion passant
Argent.
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Ridley
Argent, an ox passant Gules
through reeds
proper.
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Rope
Gules, a lion rampant Argent between eight
pheons of the
last.
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There are then two
blank shields followed by the arms of those
gentlemen whose surname begins with S.
    
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