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The
Armorial Bearings Featured in The
Vale Royal of
England first published by Daniel King in 1656
This page shows the arms of
those
gentlemen whose surname begins with F.
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Fitton
Argent, on a bend Azure, three garbs Or.
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Foulshurs
(Fowleshurst)
Gules, fretty Or a chief Ermine.
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Foulshurst de Crew
Gules, fretty Or, on a chief Argent two mullets pierced
Sable.
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Foulshurst
(Folehurst)
Gules, a fret Or a chief Ermine.
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Fitz Nigell
(Nigell) Baron of
Halton
Gules, a pale of four fusils (ancient) fessewise Or.
[I have illustrated this in exactly the same way King has done. Burke
states they are lozenges !]
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Fitz Roger
Quarterly Gules and Or a bend Sable (illustrated left)
[Burke's = Quarterly Or and Gules a bend Sable. -- illustrated
right]
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de Foxsesi ???
No tinctures are given for this - ? a fleur-de-lis ? betw. three pheons
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To give a flavour of King's drawing, I have illustrated these arms
Argent and
Sable.
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Fasuend?
Gules, a chief Or.
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Folvile
Or, a chief Ermine, over all a cross moline
Gules.
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Fesant
(Fesiant)
Azure, three pheasants Or membered and beaked Gules.
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Fastolf
Quarterly ? and ? (possibly Azure and Or.) over all on
a bend Sable three mullets Argent .
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Fitz Raff
Gules, on a bend engrailed Argent three roses of the
first.
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Falkden
Argent, an escutcheon voided between nine billets Sable.
[Filkin of Tattenhall - Argent, an orle Sable, within eleven billets in
orle
of the second]
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Frodsham
Argent, on a cross engrailed Sable five mullets Or.
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Frodsham
? too small to discern the
charges.
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Frodsham
? too small to discern the
charges
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Fulchamp
Sable, a bend between six escallops Or.
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Fogg
Argent, a fesse between three annulets Sable as many mullets pierced of
the
first.
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Fletcher
Argent, a cross engrailed Sable between four pellets each charged with
an arrow of
the first
palewise.
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