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The Armorial Bearings Featured
in The Vale Royal of England first published
by Daniel King in 1656
Those gentlemen whose names begin with C.
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Cholmeley (ancient cote)
Gules, two (ancient?) helmets in chief
Argent and a garb in base Or.
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Sir Hugh Cholmeley
Gules, two helmets in chief Argent and a
garb in base
Or.
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Richard Cholmeley
Gules, three helmets
Argent.
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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.
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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)
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Sir Roger Cholmeley
Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer
(illegitimate 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.
Burke gives a variation on this as: Gules,
a sword in fesse betwen a helmet in chief
and two garbs in base
Or.
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Cheny (Cheney)
Chequy Or and Sable a fesse Gules fretted
of the
first.
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Cotgreve
Gules, a fesse Ermine dancettee between
three buglehorns
Or.
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Crew
Azure, a lion rampant
Argent.
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Cairington
Argent, on a bend Sable three lozenges of
the
field.
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Croxton
Argent, on a fesse Azure between three
crosses crosslet fitchee Sable two tuns
Or.
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Cleve (Clive or Cleave)
Argent, on a fesse between three wolves'
heads erased sable as many mullets
Or.
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Clutton
Argent, a chevron Ermine cottised Sable,
between three annulets
Gules.
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Clifton
Sable a lion rampant within an orle of
cinquefoils
Argent.
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Clifton
Argent, a chevron Sable between three
roses
Gules.
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Colfowls
Azure, three wolfs' heads erased
Argent.
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Cradock
Argent, on a chevron Azure three garbs
Or.
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Chedle
Argent, a fess dancete
Gules.
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Cotton de Combermere
Sable, a chevron between three cotton
shanks Argent.
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Carden (Carwarden/Carwardine)
Sable, a sling between two pheons
Argent.
Usually depicted/described as a handbow
or even a long bow bent in bend proper.,
the trick by King is quite unique and
given the usually accurate engravings
carried out by him one wonders where he
"copied" it from - just what was he
drawing ?
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Cotton de Cotton
Azure, an eagle displayed Argent armed
Gules.
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Corona
Azure, a plate between three ducal
coronets Or, within a bordure Argent.
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