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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 T.
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Tatnall (Tatenhall)
Azure, a cutlass in bend sinister Argent
hilt and pommel Or a bordure engrailed of
the last.
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Tame
Or, three bars Azure.
Burke records the
opposite.
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Tochet (Touchet)
Ermine, a chevron Gules.
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Tretting
Argent, a chevron Gules.
The chevron could possibly be Sable.
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Tilston
Azure, a bend cotised between two garbs
Or.
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Thelwall
Gules, a fesse Or between three boars'
heads couped Argent.
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Thomasen (Thomason)
Argent, on a bend Azure three doves of the
field, with olive branches in their mouths
proper.
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Thrope of Chester (Thropp)
Chequy Argent and sable on a fesse Or
three martlets of the
second.
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There is then one
blank shield

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Tatton
Quarterly Argent and Gules, four crescents
counterchanged.
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Trafford
Argent, a cross engrailed
Sable.
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Toft
Argent. a chevron between three Saxon text
" T's"
Sable.
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Thornton
Argent, on a bend Gules three escarbuncles
Or.
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Trussell (Lord of Warmincham)
Argent, a fret Gules
bezantee.
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Trowtbeck
Azure, three trouts fretted
Argent.
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Tetlow
Azure, on a fesse Argent three escallops
Gules in chief as many crosses pattee Or.
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Timperley
Gules, a lion rampant Sable armed
Or.
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There are then two
blank shields followed by the arms of those
gentlemen whose surname begins with V.
    
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