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| | Name | Blazon | Comments | Source |
| Underhill, Capt. John (d. Felgates Creek, VA, 1672/73) | Sable two bars Argent, on a chief Or a mound Vert. | Arms on his tomb (no longer extant) as described in 1893. Matthews gives a completely different blazon: Argent on a chevron Sable between three trefoils slipped Vert as many bezants. | Bolton, Crozier 2 |
| | Updike, Gysbert (in New Amsterdam by 1638) | Two bars between six fleurs-de-lys [tinctures unknown]. | | NEHGS #252 |
| | Urquhart, George (to West Florida 1776, d. ca 1779) | Or three boar's heads erased Gules armed proper langued Azure | Scottish arms of Urquhart of that Ilk. | NEHGS #555 |
| | Usher, John | Argent, three lions’ gambs couped and erect Sable, armed Gules, a crescent for difference. | Lieutenant-governor of New Hampshire, 1692-97; arms on seal. | Bolton, Matthews |
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