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

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Basford
Sable, a bear salient collared and chained
Or.
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Belhouse (Bellew)
Sable, a fret
Or.
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Ball
Gules, a man's leg couped at the thigh
erased at the ankle and erected palewise
transfixed with a coulter proper a martlet
for difference.
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Bellot (Bellet)
Argent, on a chief Gules three cinquefoils
pierced of the field.
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Bram
Or, an escutcheon voided Azure.
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Benet (Benett)
Mayor of Chester 1652 Argent, two bars
Gules within a bordure engrailed Sable
(another Gules).
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Beteley
Gules, a fesse Argent between three
plates.
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Baguley (Baggilly)
Or, three lozenges
Azure.
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Bagot
Argent, a chevron Gules, between three
martlets sable.
Burke's states of these arms (from a glass
in Worcester Cathedral) "This coat was for
a time borne by Bagot of Bagots Bromley,
co. Stafford but the original bearings
were resumed by Richard Bagot who died
1596.
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Bagot
Or, on a cross Gules, five escallopes
Argent.
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Bagot
Argent, two chevrons
Azure.
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Brasbridge (Bracebridge)
Vaire Argent and Sable a fesse
Gules.
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Brasbridge (Bracebridge)
Vaire Argent and Azure a fesse
Gules.
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Brooke (Norton Priory)
Or, a cross engrailed per pale Gules and
Sable.
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Blackenden
Argent, a chevron between three squirrels
sejant Gules.
These arms are also attributed to
Goostrey. 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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Brow
Gules, on a chevron Argent three roses of
the field.
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Byngley
Argent, two bars Sable, on a canton of
the second a pheon of the
first.
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Blackshame
Gules, on a bend Ermine between two
plates Argent three trefoils slipped
Vert.
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Boidell (Boydell)
Vert a cross patonce
Or.
This coat seems to be featured twice -
see earlier
entry.
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Thos. Browne of Netherly
Argent, two bendlets Sable between two
mullets of the second. King -
illustrated to the left.
(Harl. M.S. 1535, fo.54b) gives Argent,
two bendlets Sable in dexter base a
pellet a crescent for cadency.
(C.6 fo, 23).
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Bradshawe
Argent, two bends between as many
martlets
Sable.
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