Cholmeley (ancient cote) Gules, two (ancient?) helmets in chief Argent and a garb in base Or.

Sir Hugh Cholmeley Gules, two helmets in chief Argent and a garb in base Or.

Richard Cholmeley Gules, three (helmets?) Argent.

Sir Richard Cholmeley Lt. of The Tower Gules, a fleur-de-lis Or  issuing from the top of a crescent  Ermine between two helmets in chief Argent, and in base a  garb of the second.

Cholmeley de Pickeringlith Gules, a fleur-de-lis Or issuing from the top of a crescent Ermine between two helmets in chief Argent, and in base a  garb of the second. (same as Sir Richard Cholmeley)

Sir Roger Cholmeley Lord Chief  Baron of the Exchequer (illegitimsate son of Sir Richard Cholmeley Lt. of The Tower) Gules, a sword in fesse (sword of Justice) between a helmet in chief Argent, and a garb in base Or.  (Kings version to the left) Burke gives a variation on this as: Gules, a sword in fesse betwen a helmet in chief and two garbs  in base Or.  (Burke's version to the right)

Cheny (Cheney) Chequy Or and Sable a fesse Gules fretted of the first.

Cotgreve Gules, a fesse Ermine dancettee between three buglehorns Or.

Crew Azure, a lion rampant Argent.

Cairington Argent, on a bend Sable three lozenges of the field.

Croxton Argent, on a fesse Azure between three crosses crosslet fitchee Sable two tuns Or.

Cleve (Clive or Cleave) Argent, on a fesse between three wolves' heads erased sable as many mullets Or.

Clutton Argent, a chevron Ermine cottised Sable, between three annulets Gules.

Clifton Sable a lion rampant within an orle of cinquefoils Argent.

Clifton Argent, a chevron Sable between three roses Gules.

Colfowls? Azure, three wolfs' heads erased Argent.