American Heraldry Society

ROLL OF EARLY AMERICAN ARMS - F

ARM NAME BLAZON COMMENTS SOURCE
Fairbanks, Jonathan (of Dedham, Mass, 1633)

Argent on a fess between three hurts a bezant

Crozier 1, Matthews
1. Fairfax, Col. William (London, 1691-Belvoir, Fairfax Co, Va, 1757)
2. Fairfax, Thomas, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron (Leeds Castle, Kent, 1692-Greenway Court, Frederick Co, Va, 1782)
3. Fairfax, Rev Bryan, 8th Lord Fairfax of Cameron (1737-1802; Mount Eagle, Fairfax Co, Va)

Or three bars gemels Gules surmounted of a lion rampant Sable

1. To Salem, Mass, 1725; to Virginia, 1737.
2. With baron's coronet on wine seal found at Belvoir; 1st cousin of William Fairfax, #1; to Virginia 1747. See also quartered version below.
3. Bookplate and silverware (impaling Cary); son of William Fairfax, #1

1. Crozier 2, NEHGS #347
2. Crozier 2, NEHGS #347
3. Matthews, Crozier 1
Fairfax, Thomas, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron (Leeds Castle, Kent, 1692-Greenway Court, Frederick Co, Va, 1782)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Or three bars gemels Gules surmounted of a lion rampant Sable; 2nd and 3rd Argent a bend engrailed Gules (Colepeper)

Cast iron fireback now at Ft Belvoir, Va, Officers Club. See simple paternal arms above.
Fairfield, John (in Wenham, Mass, 1643)

Gules a lion rampant crowned Or.

Matthews, Crozier 1
Fairfield, ------ (Massachusetts, ca 1800?)

Argent three pine cones pendant from twigs couped proper

Painting by John Coles at Minneapolis Institute of Art
Fairholm, Robert (of New York, 1815)

Or an anchor Gules

Crozier 1
Fair, John (of Trenton, NJ, 1779)

Gules, an anchor Or

Crozier 1
Falconer, Nathaniel (Philadelphia, 1729-1806)

Azure a falcon displayed and crowned between three mullets Argent charged on the breast with a human heart Gules

Bookplate

Bolton
Falls, Alexander (in New York, 1738)

Or a fess between two eagles displayed in chief and a stag's head caboshed in base all Sable.

Son of Alexander McFall, in New York 1735.

Matthews
1. Fanueil, Andrew (in Boston by 1709; d. 1737/8)
2. Fanueil, Benjamin (in Narragansett, RI, by 1699; later to New Rochelle, NY, and then Boston)
3. Faneuil, Peter (b. New Rochelle, N.Y., 1700; d. Boston, 1743)

A heart in a partial orle (in chief and dexter) of seven stars of six points, in sinister base a roundel [or annulet] charged with a cross formy [tinctures unknown].

2. Engraved on a paten donated to Christ Church, Cambridge, by his daughter Mary, 1761.
3. Tombstone, Granary Burying Ground, Boston.
Andrew and Benjamin (brothers) born La Rochelle, France. Peter was son of Benjamin.

NEHGS #529, Bolton
Fargo, Moses (of Norwich, Conn, 1620)

Argent, a lion rampant Gules

Crozier 1
Farley, Descendants of James Parke (d. Virginia, 1777)

Per pale Argent and Sable a fess couped counterchanged

Granted by the English kings of arms, 1790

NEHGS #324
1. Farmar, Edward (in Pennsylvania, 1685)
2. Farmar, Thomas (in Philadelphia, 1684)
3. Farmer (Farmar), Robert Adolph (in Pennsylvania, 1790)

Argent a fess Sable between three lions' heads erased Gules.

1. From Ardevalaine, Co. Tipperary
2. Nephew of Edward Farmar, #1; reportedly desc from Earls of Pomfret.
3. From Cork, Ire.; son of Maj Robert Farmer, British Governor of Mobile

1. NEHGS #560
2. Crozier 1, NEHGS #560
3. Matthews, Crozier 1
Farnham, Elizabeth Louisa (b. Providence, 1803)

Quarterly Azure and Or in chief two crescents counterchanged.

Painting by John Coles; wife of Edward Padelford.

Bolton
Farnham, Henry (Roxbury, Mass, 1644)

Quarterly Azure and Or four crescents counterchanged

Crozier 1
Farrar, Jacob (of Concord, Mass, 1675)

Argent three horseshoes Sable

Crozier 1
Farrar, William (of Henrico Co, Va, 1621)

Argent on a bend engrailed Gules three horseshoes Argent

See variants above; NEHGS says there is an authentic record for this version.

NEHGS #342
Farrar, William (of Henrico Co, Va, 1621)

Argent on a bend Sable three horseshoes Argent

See variant above.

Crozier 2
Farrar, William (of Henrico Co, Va, 1621)

Argent on a bend engrailed Sable three horseshoes Argent

With a crescent for difference; confirmed by the College of Arms, 1651. See variants below.

NEHGS #342
Farwell, Henry (in Concord, Mass, 1635)

Sable a chevron engrailed Argent between three leopards' faces Or.

Matthews
Faunce, John (of Plymouth, Mass, 1623)

Argent three lions rampant Sable armed and langued Gules ducally gorged Or

Crozier 1
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Fauntleroy, Col Moore (of "Crondall," Naylor's Hole, Lancaster Co, Va, by 1663; d. 1663)

Gules three infant's heads Argent crined Or.

Chinese export porcelain produced about 1750 for his descendants.

Crozier 2,NEHGS #470
1. Fauquier, Francis (London, 1703-Williamsburg, Va, 1768)
2. Fauquier, William (d. Virginia, 1803)

Or growing from a grassy mound an oak tree fructed between a heart to dexter and a falcon close perched at the sinister base of the tree proper and in chief two mullets Sable

1. Bookplate; lieutenant governor of Virginia, 1758-68
2. Bookplate; younger son of Francis Fauquier, #1.
Bolton's blazon corrected based on examination of Governor Fauquier's bookplate.

Bolton
Fawconer (Fawkener, Fawknor), Edmond (in Andover, Mass, 1648)

Sable three falcons close Argent armed and belled Or.

From Kings Cleere, Hampshire. Matthews gives name as Edward.

Matthews, Crozier 1, NEHGS #26
Fayerweather, Thomas (Cambridge, Mass, 1723-1805)

Azure a tree trunk bendwise between six estoiles of six points Or

Carved hatchment

Bolton
Feake, Robert (in Watertown, Mass, 1630)

Sable a fess dancetty Or in chief three fleurs-de-lis Argent.

Apparently from Wighton, Norfolk; d. 1663)

NEHGS #402
Fearn, John (Pittsylvania Co, Va, 1780)

Per bend Or and Gules two lions' heads erased counterchanged.

Matthews
Feilding, Edward (in Northumberland Co, Va, 1684)

Or a lion rampant Gules

Seal. The family also used the arms given for Henry Feilding, above.

[[Bolton, Crozier 2
Feilding, Henry (d. King and Queen Co, Va, 1712)

Argent on a fess Azure three lozenges Or

Seal on will; engraved on old silver. Same arms as the Feilding Earls of Denbigh. See also "Fielding," below.

Bolton, Crozier 2
Felgate, Robert (of Virginia, 1632)

Azure two bars Argent between six mullets Or, 3, 2 and 1

Crozier 1
Felton, Nathaniel (Great Yarmouth, Eng, 1615-Salem, Mass, 1705)

Gules two lions passant in pale Ermine crowned Or

With a mullet for difference

NEHGS #15
Fendall, Philip Richard (Alexandria, Va/DC, 1734-1805)

Paly of six Argent and Gules on a chief Azure three mullets Or

Bookplate

Bolton
1. Fenner, Arthur (Providence, 1646)
2. Fenner, James (Providence, 1730-1751

Vert on a cross between four eagles displayed Argent a cross formy Gules.

2. Tombstone, Old North Cemetery, Providence. Great-grandson of Arthur Fenner, #1.

Matthews, Crozier 1
Fenwick, George (to Boston, 1636)

Per fess Gules and Argent six martlets counterchanged.

In Saybrook, Conn., 1656.

Matthews
Fenwick, John (in Johns Island, S.C., by 1721)

Argent three martlets and on a chief Gules three martlets Argent

NEHGS #34
Fenwick, ------ (Philadelphia [?], ca 1780)

Gules three martlets [Argent?]

Bookplate by J. Smithers, working in Philadelphia from 1773

Bolton
Ferdinando, Simon (to Virginia and North Carolina, 1570s-80s)

Argent two bars wavy Azure on a canton Gules three fusils Argent

Pilot for multiple English expeditions; one of the assistant governors of the Roanoke Island "Lost Colony," collectively granted arms by Garter King of Arms prior to the 1587 voyage; sailed to England with Governor White and back to North Carolina to find the settlement abandoned.
Ferguson, James (South Carolina, 1700)

Argent a lion rampant Azure, on a chief Gules a star between a cross-crosslet fitchy and a rose all Argent.

Crozier places in Maryland.

Matthews, Crozier 1
Ferree, Daniel (of Pequea, Pa, 1712)

Gules three annulets Or

Crozier 1
1. Fielding, Ambrose (of Northumberland Co, Va, 1667)
2. Fielding, Richard (of Northumberland Co, Va, 1662)

Or a lion rampant Proper

Same family as Feilding above with the same arms blazoned with the lion Gules.

1. Crozier 1
2. Crozier 1
Field, Zachariah (of Hartford, 1639)

Per chevron Or and Vert in chief two dolphins respectant Gules and in base a garb Or

Crozier 1
1. Field, Zechariah (d. Hatfield, Mass., 1666)
2. Field, Robert (b. 1605, to Flushing, Long Island, N.Y., 1645)
3. Field, Benjamin (Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y., ca. 1645)

Sable a chevron between three garbs Argent.

2. Son of William Feilde of Sowerby, Yorks.

1. NEHGS #420
2. Vermont, Matthews, Crozier 1, NEHGS #420
3. NEHGS #420
Filmer, Henry (of James City Co, Va, 1642)

Barry of six Or and Sable on a chief Sable three cinquefoils Or

From East Sutton, Kent; member of House of Burgesses

Crozier 2, NEHGS #423
Fish, Jonathan (of Newtown, N.Y., 1652)

Sable a chevron wavy between three fleurs-de-lis Argent

Crozier 1
1. Fiske, Nathan (of Watertown, Mass, 1643)
2. Fiske, John (in Watertown, Mass, by 1651)
3. Fisc, ----- (?)
4. Fiske, Phineas (to Salem, Mass, by 1641)

Checky Argent and Gules on a pale Sable three mullets pierced Or

3. On an early bookplate
4. 1st cousin of Nathan Fiske, #1

1. Crozier 1, NEHGS #19
2. NEHGS #19
3. Bolton
4. NEHGS #19 corr
Fiske, Samuel (Massachusetts, 18th century)

Checky Argent and Gules on a pale Sable five mullets pierced Or

Bookplate

Bolton
Fisk, ------ (prob Salem, Mass, ca 1780?)

Argent three battle axes palewise blades to sinister in chief a crescent [Sable?]

Embroidered "hatchment" possibly from painting by John Coles; arms of Gibbs.

Bolton
1. Fitch (Fytche), Capt Thomas (Bocking, Essex, 1612-Norwalk, Conn, 1704)
2. Fitch (Fytche), James (Bocking, Essex, 1622-New London, Conn., 1702)

Or a roundel between three cross crosslets fitched Sable

See alternative arms above.
Thomas and James were brothers.

1. NEHGS #62
2. NEHGS #62
1. Fitch (Fytche), Capt Thomas (Bocking, Essex, 1612-Norwalk, Conn, 1704)
2. Fitch (Fytche), James (Bocking, Essex, 1622-New London, Conn., 1702)

Vert a chevron between three leopards' faces Or

See alternative arms below
Thomas and James were brothers.

1. Vermont, Matthews, Crozier 1, NEHGS #62
2. Vermont, Crozier 1, NEHGS #62
Fitch, Thomas (Norwalk, Conn, ca 1700-1774)

Vert a chevron between three leopard's faces Argent.

Impaling "Argent a chevron Sable between three columbines Azure (for Hall) on embroidery found about 1773 in a deserted ship; Fitch was governor of Connecticut, 1754-66, married to Hannah Hall; descendant of Thomas Fitch above.

Bolton
Fitzhugh, William (d. 1713/14, King George Co, Va)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Ermine on a chief Gules three escallops Or; 2nd and 3rd Argent three chevronels Sable each charged with a bezant

Apparently entitled to these arms, but actually used those given above

NEHGS #360
Fitzhugh, William (d. 1713/14, King George Co, Va)

Azure three chevrons braced a chief Or

Arms on his daughter Sarah Fitzhugh Barradall's tomb slab (impaled by Barradall), Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg; also engraved on pair of salt cellars hallmarked 1750. See alternative arms below.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Fitz Randolph, Edward (to Plymouth, Mass, 1630; later to Piscataway, N.J.)

Argent a chief indented Azure

NEHGS #625
Fleet, Col Henry (in Lancaster Co, Va, by 1625)

Checky Or and Gules a canton Argent.

See alternative blazon above.

NEHGS #535
Fleet, Col Henry (in Lancaster Co, Va, by 1625)

Checky Or and Gules a canton Azure.

From Chatham, Kent. See alternative blazon below.

Crozier 2
Fletcher, Col Benjamin

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Sable a cross flory between four escallops Argent; 2nd and 3rd a chevron between three crosses [tinctures not given]

On his seal, impaling "A chevron between three martlers" [tinctures not given]. Governor of New York, 1692.

Bolton
Flint, Thomas (of Salem, Mass, 1642)

Vert a chevron between three flintstones Argent

Crozier 1
1. Flournoy, Jacob (of Henrico Co, Va, 1705)
2. Flournoy, James John (of Henrico Co, Va, 1720)

Azure a chevron between in chief two walnut catkins and in base a walnut all Or

1. Crozier 2
2. Crozier 1
Flower, Enoch (Philadelphia, d. 1773)

Or a unicorn passant Sable on a chief Argent three Tudor roses slipped and leaved proper.

Embroidery by his daughter Elizabeth, 1765.
Flower, George (of Lancaster Co, Va, 1712)

Per fess Argent and Azure in chief two fleurs-de-lis Gules and in base a fleur-de-lis Or

Arms on wax seal.

Crozier 1, Crozier 2, Bolton
Flower, Jeffrey (d. 1736, Gloucester Co, Va)

Sable a unicorn passant Or on a chief Argent three pinks Gules stalked and leaved Vert

Arms on tomb.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Flower, William (of Chester Co, Pa, 1692)

Argent two chevronels between three ravens Proper each holding in the beak an Ermine spot Sable, between the chevronels three pellets

Crozier 1
1. Floyd, William (of Accomac Co, Va, 1675)
2. Floyd, Charles (of Accomac Co, Va, 1675)
3. Floyd, Frederick (of Accomac Co, Va, 1675)

Argent a cross Sable

Crozier 1
Folliott, Rev Edward (of York Co, Va, 1652)

Argent a lion double-queued rampant Purpure crowned Or

Crozier 2
1. Fones, Elizabeth (in Massachusetts by 1630)
2. Fones, Martha (in Massachusetts by 1630)

Azure in chief two eagles displayed and in base a mullet Argent.

Sisters from Worcestershire.
1. Successively the wife of Henry Winthrop (d. 1630), Robert Feake (d. 1663), and William Hallert.
2. Wife of John Winthrop, Jr.

NEHGS #407
Fontaine, Rev Peter (of King William Co, Va, 1716)

Azure a chevron between two trefoils and a garb Or

Crozier 2
1. Foote, Nathaniel (in Watertown, Mass, bef 1634)
2. Foot, Ebenezer (New York [?], ca 1790)

Argent a chevron in dexter chief a trefoil slipped Sable.

1. Born London, 1593; later to Wethersfield, Conn; d. 1644.
2. Bookplate by Maverick.

1. NEHGS #405
2. Bolton
Foote, Richard (1666-1729, Stafford Co, Va)

Vert a chevron between three martlets Argent

Crozier 2
1. Forbes (Forbush), Daniel (1629-93, d. Cambridge, Mass.)
2. Forbes, Rev Eli (Gloucester, Mass, 1726-1804)

Azure three bears' heads couped Argent muzzled Gules.

1. Born Kinella, Aberdeen
2. Bookplate, ca 1800 (see differenced version below)
Undifferenced arms of Lord Forbes, Scottish chief of the name of Forbes.

1. Matthews, Crozier 1
2. Bolton
Forbes, Rev Eli (Gloucester, Mass, 1726-1804)

Azure three bears' heads couped Argent muzzled Gules in fess point a cross paty Argent.

Embroidery by his granddaughter Elizabeth Forbes Coffin, b. 1774

Bolton
Forman, [Ezekiel?] (Charles Co, Md, 1770s)

Azure on a chevron Sable between two bars nebuly Argent three martlets Or, on a chief Gules a lion passant guardant between two anchors erect Or.

Bookplate of a Revolutionary officer from the county.

Bolton
Forrest, Edwin (of Philadelphia, 1806)

Argent three oak trees issuing out of the ground Vert

Crozier 1
Forstall, Nicolas Michel Edmond (Martinique, 1727-New Orleans, 1808)

Sable three pheons Argent

Confirmed by Ulster King of Arms to his 2xgreat-grandfather Peter Forstall of Co Kilkenny, Ire.

BGA 1864, Old Families of Louisiana
1. Forsyth, Matthew (Chester, NH, 1732)
2. Forsyth, John (b. 1784; to Newburgh, NY)''

Argent a chevron engrailed Gules between three griffins segreant Vert armed and membered Sable.

1. Born Hillsborough, Co Down, Ire; desc. from David Forsyth of Dykes, Scot.
2. Born Aberdeen, Scot.

1. Vermont, Crozier 1
2. Matthews
Forward, Rev Justus (b. Saffield, Conn, 1730)

Argent upon a terrace Vert a tower [proper?] flagged with three flags Azure, Argent, and Gules.

Bookplate by Richard Brunton.

Bolton, Bates, Early Conn. Engraver
Foster, James (Dorchester, Mass, 1688; d. 1732)

Argent a chevron Gules between three hunting horns Vert on a chief Gules three leopards' faces Or.

Tombstones of James Foster and wife Anna (d. 1732), Dorchester Burying Ground.

Matthews, Bolton
1. Foster, John (to Boston 1679, d. 1711)
2. Foster, Richard, Jr. (Charlestown, Mass, 1692-1774)
3. Foster, Ann (Charlestown, Mass, 1690-West Bridgewater, Mass, 1750)

Argent a chevron Vert between three hunting horns stringed Sable

1. Gore Roll of Arms, entry dated 1710; engraved on a silver plate donated by his widow Abigail to the Second Church of Boston; quillwork "hatchment" by his daughter Lydia (Mrs. Edward Hutchinson), 1737, now at Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Bolton's blazon of the arms on the silver plate implies the chevron as well as the horns to be black (see emblazonment below), but the painting in the Gore Roll clearly shows green.
2. On tomb of him and his wife Sarah (d. 1724), Old Burial Ground, Charlestown. See also below for a slightly different blazon.
3. On a silver tankard from her marriage to Rev Daniel Perkins; sister of Richard Foster, #2. See also below for a slightly different blazon.

1. Gore Roll of Arms, Bolton
2. Her Jl I:55
3. Bolton, Her Jl I:56
Foster, Nathaniel (Massachusetts, ca 1790)

Argent a chevron Purpure between three hunting horns stringed Sable.

Bookplate by J. M. Furnass; the hatching for Purpure may be an error for Vert.

Bolton
1. Foster, Reginald (of Ipswich, Mass, 1638)
2. Foster, John (to Boston 1679, d. 1711)

Argent a chevron between three bugle horns stringed Sable

2. Bolton's blazon of arms on a silver plate given by his widow to Second Church, Boston.

1. Crozier 1
2. Bolton
Foster, Richard, Jr. (Charlestown, Mass, 1692-1774)

Argent a chevron Vert between three hunting horns Sable stringed Gules

Arms on tomb of him and his wife Sarah (d. 1724), Old Burial Ground, Charlestown. Also on a tankard owned by his daughter. Vermont says these are the arms of Foster of Brickhill and St. Andrews, Bedfordshire. See slightly different version above.

Vermont, Bolton
Foster, William (Cambridge, Mass, 1746-Boston, 1821)

Or three bugle horns Sable stringed Gules, on a chief wavy Vert a dove wings elevated Argent, holding in the beak an olive-branch Or.

Granted by the English kings of arms, 1783, to William Foster and the other descendants of his father, Thomas Foster of Boston. These included William's brothers John (b. 1741), Bossenger (1742-1805), Timothy (1754-1796), and Joseph (1745-1835), and his sisters Sarah (Mrs. John Gare), Mary (Mrs. Timothy Hilliard), Hannah (Mrs. Nathaniel Lyde), and Elizabeth (Mrs. Morrill).

NEHGS #245
Foulke, Edward (of Pennsylvania, 1698)

Vert a chevron between three boars’ heads erased Argent

Crozier 1
Fowke, Col Gerard (of Westmoreland Co, Va, 1651; d. 1669, Port Tobacco, Md)

Vert a fleur-de-lis Argent

Seal on deed, with a mullet for difference

Crozier 1, Crozier 2, Bolton
1. Fowle, John (d. 1711, Charlestown, Mass)
2. Fowle, Josiah (of Woburn, Mass, 1784)

Gules a lion passant between three roses Argent [possibly Or]

1. Arms on headstone, Phipps Street Yard, Charlestown
2. Arms embroidered by his daughter.

Bolton
Fowler, Philip (of Ipswich, Mass, 1634)

Azure on a chevron between three lions passant guardant Or three crosses formy Sable

Crozier 1
1. Foxcroft, Col Francis (of Massachusetts, 1657-1727)
2. Foxcroft, Francis (b. Cambridge, Mass, 1694)
3. Foxcroft, Rev Thomas (Cambridge, Mass, 1697-1769)

Azure a chevron between three foxes’ heads erased Or

1. Seal on a deed dated 1681.
2. Engraved on teapot by Hurd, ca 1750.
2 & 3. Seal on will of Samuel Williams, witnessed by the Foxcroft brotherss, 1730.
Francis #2 and Thomas were sons of Francis #1.

1. Crozier 1, Bolton
2. Bolton
Foxcroft, Francis (b. Cambridge, Mass, 1694)

Per pale and per chevron Sable and Azure a chevron between three fox's heads erased and in chief point a coney dormant Or, on a chief Vert [?] three escallops Or.

Same as Francis Foxcroft #2 above. Embroidery by one of his daughters circa 1740-50), compounding the arms of Foxcroft and Coney, their mother's family.

Bolton
Fox, Rev John (of Gloucester County, Va, 1742)

Argent a chevron Sable between three cocks Gules, on a chief Azure a fox courant Or

Arms on his wife's tomb.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Francis, John (New York, late 1700s)

Per bend sinister Or and Sable a lion rampant [counterchanged?]

Bookplate by Callender. See similar arms below.

Bolton
Francis, Tench (to Oxford, Md, 1710; d. Philadelphia, 1758)

Per bend sinister Sable and Or a lion rampant counterchanged

NEHGS #657
Frankland, Sir Charles Henry, Bt (Bengal, 1716-Bath, Eng, 1765)

Azure a dolphin embowed on a chief Or two saltires couped Gules

In Boston, 1741-54

NEHGS #132
1. Franklin, John (b. Boston, 1690)
2. Franklin, Dr. Benjamin (b. Boston, 1706; d. Philadelphia, 1790)
3. Franklin, William (b. Philadelphia, 1731; d. England, 1813)

Argent on a bend between two lions' heads erased Gules a dolphin embowed Argent between two martlets Or.

1. Bookplate
2. On his seals and an engraved portrait made in 1782. Signer of the Declaration of Independence; brother of John Franklin #1.
3. Seal; memorial tablet to wife Elizabeth (d. 1778), St. Paul's Chapel, New York. Illegitimate son of Benjamin Franklin #2; royal governor of New Jersey.
Arms of Franklyn of Devonshire.
Matthews erroneously describes the bend as engrailed.

1. Vermont, Bolton, Crozier 1
2. Vermont, Matthews, Bolton
3. Vermont, Bolton
Fraunces, Andrew Gautier (New York, ca 1759-1805)

Ermine on a canton Sable a harp Or

Bookplate by P. R. Maverick, impaling "Or on a pile Azure three escallops Or" (for his wife Sarah Pye). Son of Samuel Fraunces, owner of Fraunces Tavern

Bolton
Frazer, John (in Philadelphia, 1735)

Azure three cinquefoils (fraises) Argent.

Undifferenced arms of Fraser of Saltoun, chief of name of Fraser (Scotland).

Matthews,Crozier 1
Freebody, Capt John (of Newport, RI, 1720)

Gules a chevron Argent between three human hearts Or

Crozier 1
1. Freeman, Edmund (of Lynn, Mass, 1635)
2. Freeman, Henry (of Woodbridge, NJ, 1670)

Azure three lozenges Or

Crozier 1
Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania (1682-1724)

Gules [?] a ship under sail on the sea [proper?] and overall a canton of the arms of Penn (viz., Argent on a fess Sable three plates and in chief a crescent for difference)

Company chartered by William Penn to promote development of Pennsylvania. Seal on a society receipt dated 7 Sept 1682. The field appears to be hatched for Gules.

J. Winsor, History of America 3:498 (1884)
Freestone, Elizabeth (in Boston by 1640)

Azure on a fess Or three leopard's faces Gules.

NEHGS #76
Freke, John (d. 1675, Boston)

Sable two bars in chief three mullets Or

Arms on altar tomb, Granary Burying Ground, impaling "Argent on a bend Gules between three pellets three swans Argent (for his wife Elizabeth Clarke; see Clarke).

Bolton
1. French, Edward (Ipswich, Mass, 1636)
2. French, John (d. 1692, Braintree, Mass)

Azure a chevron between three boar's heads erased Or.

Differenced by change of tinctures from French of Thornidikes and Frenchland, Berwickshire, Scot.

1.Crozier 1
2.Crozier 1, Vermont
3.Crozier 1, Matthews
4.Bolton
French, Jonathan (Massachusetts, mid-1700s?)

Argent a chevron Azure between three boars' heads erased [Azure?]

Bookplate. Bolton blazons the heads as couped, but the plate shows them erased.

Bolton
Frizell, John (of Boston, 1723)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Argent three antique crowns Gules; 2nd and 3rd Azure three cinquefoils Argent

Arms on flagon given to Second Church, Boston, 1723. Scottish arms of Fraser of Lovat with quarterings reversed.

Bolton
Frost, Edmund (of Cambridge, Mass, 1635)

Argent a chevron Sable between three pellets each charged with a trefoil Or

Crozier 1
Frost, Samuel (in Boston, 1707)

Argent a chevron Gules between three trefoils slipped Azure

Gore Roll of Arms, impaling Gules a stag trippant Or (Davis)

Gore Roll of Arms
Frye, ------ (Connecticut, ca 1810)

Azure three horses statant Argent

Embroidery "By the Name of Frye," Conn Hist Soc
Frye, Frederick (b. Andover, Mass, 1760)

Purpure a fleur-de-lis Or between three horses courant Argent bridled Or.

Bookplate by Richard Brunton.

Bolton
Fry, John (to Bucks Co, Pa, 1700)

Gules two horses courant Argent.

From Devonshire.

Matthews
Fuller, Benjamin (d. 1799, Philadelphia)

Argent three bars and a canton Gules

Tombstone, Christ Church, Philadelphia

Bolton
Fuller, Thomas (in Dedham, Mass, 1633)

Argent three bars on a canton Gules a tower Or.

Son of Ralph Fuller of Wortwell, Norfolk, Eng.

Matthews
Furuhjelm, Capt Johan Hampus (Helsinki, 1821-Urjala, Finland, 1909)

Vert a bend sinister Argent over all a fir tree eradicated counterchanged

Finnish officer in Russian Imperial Navy; to Alaska, 1851; chief manager of Russian America (governor of Alaska), 1859-64.