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EmblazonmentNameBlazonCommentsSource
 Kasson, Adam (of Boston, MA, 1722)Argent, three chevrons and a canton Gules, on each chevron a mullet ArgentSame as Kissam (see below)Matthews
 Kay, Nathaniel (of Newport, RI, 1727)Argent, two bendlets SableSeal.Bolton,Matthews
 Kean, John (of South Carolina and Pennsylvania, 1756)Argent, a chevron between two doves Sable Crozier 1
 Keayne (Kane), Capt. Robert (of Boston, MA, 1635)Azure, an eagle displayed Argent Bolton,Matthews
 Keeble, George (of Middlesex County, VA, 1698)Argent, a chevron engrailed Gules, on a chief Azure, three escallops ArgentWax seal on deed.Crozier 2, Bolton
 Kelker, Henry (to Lebanon, Pa., 1743)Per pale, dexter Gules a boathook Or, sinister paly of four Argent and Sable.From Herrliberg, Canton Zurich, Switzerland.NEHGS #595
 Kelley, Thomas (of Salem, NJ, 1664)Gules, a tower triple towered, supported by a lion on each side Or Crozier 1,Matthews
 Kelly, William (of Paterson, NY, 1806)Azure, two lions rampant combatant Argent, chained Or, supporting a tower triple turreted Argent Crozier 1
 Kelly, William (of New Hampshire, 1767)Argent, a chevron between three billets GulesBookplateBolton
 Kempe, Richard (d. Virginia, 1649)Gules three garbs and a bordure engrailed OrSecretary of State for Virginia, 1637.Crozier 2
 Kendall, Thomas (of Pennsylvania, 1700)Per bend dancetty Argent and Sable Matthews
 1. Kent, Richard (of Newburyport, MA, 1634)
2. Kent, Stephen (of Newburyport, MA, 1634)
Azure, a lion passant guardant Or, a chief Ermine Crozier 1
 Kenyon, Roger (of Block Island, RI, by 1683)Sable a chevron engrailed Or between three crosses flory Argent. NEHGS #79
 von Ketel, Joachim (of New York, NY, 1642)Per pale, dexter chequy Sable and Or, of four rows, three each; sinister Or, fifteen hurts in five rows of three each Crozier 1,Matthews
 Kilpatrick, Andrew (of Philadelphia, PA, 1816)Argent, a saltire a chief Azure, the last charged with three cushions Or Crozier 1
 Kimball, Richard (of Watertown, MA, 1634)Argent a fess within a bordure engrailed Sable Matthews
kingr.gif: 253x306, 7k (December 01, 2009, at 05:15 PM) King, Maj. Rufus (b. Scarborough, ME, 25 March 1755; d. Jamaica, NY, 29 April 1827)Sable a lion rampant Ermine between three crosses paty fitchy Or.Signer of the Constitution; U.S. Senator for New York, U.S. Minister to Great Britain. Arms of King of Bromley, Kent; used on silver.Bolton,Matthews
 1. King, William (b. 1595; d. Salem, MA, 1651);
2. King, James (of Suffield, CT, 1721)
Sable, on a chevron between three crosses-crosslet Or three escallops Sable2. Arms on a deed.Crozier 1, Bolton
 King, Miles (b. 2 Nov. 1747; d. Norfolk, VA, 19 June 1814)Or, three pheons SableArms on his bookplateBolton, Crozier 2
 Kingsley, John (of Dorchester, MA, 1635)Vert, a cross engrailed Ermine Crozier 1
 Kingsmill, Richard (of James City County, VA, 1624)Argent, a semy of crosses-crosslet fitchy Sable, a chevron Ermine, between three fers de Moline Sable, a chief ErmineArms on the tomb of his daughter impaled with her husband’s.Crozier 1
 Kinlock, Capt. Francis (b. Charleston, SC, 7 March 1755; d. Charleston, SC, 8 Feb. 1826)Azure, a boar’s head couped between three mascles OrContinental Congress, South Carolina delegate, served in Revolutionary War.Bolton
 1. Kip, Isaac (of New York, NY, 1657);
2. Kip, Henry, (of New York, NY, 1635);
3. Kip, Leonard b. 1768; d. New York, 1843)
Azure a chevron Or between two griffins sejant respectant in chief and a dexter hand couped in base all Argent.3. Bookplate.1. & 2.Crozier 1
2.Matthews
3. Bolton
 Kirkbride, Joseph (of Bucks County, PA, 1682)Argent, a cross engrailed Vert Crozier 1
 Kissam, John (of Flushing, NY, 1667)Argent, three chevrons and a canton Gules, on each chevron a mullet ArgentSame as Kasson (see above)Crozier 1
 Knight, Jonathan (b. 1758; of Norwich, CT)Sable, a griffin sergeant OrArms on his bookplate.Bolton
 1. Knowlton, John (of Ipswich, MA, 1639);
2. Knowlton, Col. Thomas (of Connecticut, 1740)
Argent, a chevron Gules, between three ducal coronets Sable 1. Crozier 1
Matthews
 Kunkel, John Michael (of Lancaster County, PA, 1749)Per fess Or and Sable, on a mound Vert, a lion couchant supporting a mullet Argent in base Crozier 1, Matthews

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