American Heraldry Society

ROLL OF EARLY AMERICAN ARMS - H

ARM NAME BLAZON COMMENTS SOURCE
Habersham, James (of Savannah, Ga, 1740)

Azure a fess between six crosses paty Argent

Crozier 1
Hagemeister, Capt Ludwig August von (1780-1833)

Per bend, Or three roses Azure and Sable a broad arrow point upward Or

Russian naval officer of Baltic German origin; in Alaska by 1806, chief manager (governor) of Russian North America, 1818
Haig, Dr George (in Charleston by 1770)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure a saltire between two mullets in pale and a decrescent and an increscent in fess all Argent; 2nd and 3rd Or a garb and on a chief Azure a lion rampant Or (for Mackenan)

Bookplate. The 1st and 4th quarters are the Scottish arms of Haig of Bemersyde.

Bolton
Hale, Robert (in Charlestown, Mass, 1632)

Gules three arrows reversed Or barbed and flighted Argent.

Descendant of Hales of Tumball, Kent

Vermont,Matthews,Crozier 1
Hale, Robert (of Beverly, Mass, 1752)

Gules three arrows palewise in fess, points down.

Arms on bookplate by Hurd. It is not obvious from the bookplate that the arrows are intended to be in fess rather than the normal arrangement of two and one.

Bolton
Hall, Dr Timothy (East Hartford, Conn, 1758-1844)

Ermine a chevron between three stags’ heads couped contourny Gules.

Bookplate by Richard Brunton; contourny placement of stags' heads probably in error.

Bolton
Hall, Elijah (of Portsmouth, N.H., ca. 1780)

Argent a chevron Sable between three columbines slipped proper

"Very old" water color

Bolton
Hallett, William (of Long Island, NY, 1645)

Or a chief engrailed Sable overall on a bend engrailed Gules three bezants

Crozier 1
Hall, Hugh (Boston, by 1746)

Argent crusily Gules three talbot's heads erased Sable langued Gules

On a tall cup donated to West Church, Boston

Bolton
Hall, James (Philadelphia, 1793-1868)

Argent a chevron between three talbot's heads erased Sable

Bookplate

Her Jl 3:23, Bolton
1. Hall, John (of Middletown, Conn, 1639)
2. Hall, John
3. Hall, Lyman (of Georgia)

Argent on a chevron between three columbines Azure stalked and leaved Vert a mullet of six points Or

2. Arms reportedly on tombstone
3. Signer of the Declaration of Independence

Crozier 1
Hall, Thomas (Prince George Co, Va, 1739)

Three tigers' [probably meant to be talbots'] heads [tinctures unknown]

Lid of silver snuff box.

Bolton
Hall, William (18th c. (?))

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Sable three talbot's heads erased Argent collared Gules; 2nd and 3rd Sable three leopard's heads jessant-de-lys Or

Bookplate

Her. Jl. 3:23, Bolton
Halsey, Thomas (of Southampton, NY, 1640)

Argent on a pile Sable three griffins’ heads erased Argent

Crozier 1
1. Hambleton, William (Talbot Co., Md, 1640)
2. Hambleton, John (in Charlestown, Mass., 1651)

Gules three cinquefoils Ermine.

Undifferenced arms of chief of the Scottish name of Hamilton.

1.Crozier 1
2.Matthews
Hamel, Dirck van (d. Rensselaerwyck, New Neth, 1660)

Argent three fusils conjoined in fess throughout Gules

Reportedly on his tombstone at Ft Orange, N.Y. (no longer extant?)

NYG&BR 65:220
Hamersley, Andrew (d. New York, 1819)

Gules a chevron between three hammers Or.

Memorial tablet, Trinity Church, New York

Bolton
Hamersley, William (1687-1752; in New York 1716)

Gules three rams' heads couped Or.

Officer of Royal Navy who settled in New York after being stationed there; descendant of Sir Hugh Hamersley, Mayor of London in 1627. Arms are those of the Staffordshire Hamersleys, confirmed 1614.

Vermont,Matthews,Crozier 1,Bolton
Hamilton, Alexander (b. Nevis, W.I., 1755; d. New York, 1804)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Gules a mullet between three cinquefoils Argent; 2nd and 3rd Gules a heart Or between three cinquefoils Argent

Bookplate; co-author of The Federalist and first Secretary of the Treasury.

Bolton
Hamilton, Andrew (in Philadelphia by 1716; d. 1741)

Gules a mullet pierced between three cinquefoils Argent.

Arms on two tankards made by John Myers.

Bolton
Hamilton, Capt John (of Charlestown, Mass, 1651)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Gules a mullet Argent between three cinquefoils Ermine; 2nd and 3rd Gules a heart Proper [adumbrated Or] between three cinquefoils Ermine

Matthews
Hamilton, James (Accomac Co, Va, ca 1710-New York, 1783)

Gules a mullet between three cinquefoils Argent.

On his seal. Same as James Hamilton second entry above; son of Andrew Hamilton, immediately above.

Drawing in Pilcher, Seal and Arms of Pa (1902)
1. Hamilton, James (Accomac Co, Va, ca 1710-New York, 1783)
2. Hamilton, W. (Philadelphia, 1770s)

Gules three cinquefoils Argent

1. Governor of Pennsylvania; see alternative blazon below.

Bolton
Hammond, Benjamin (of Rochester, Mass, 1634)

Azure three demi-lions passant guardant Or

Crozier 1
Hanbury, William (d. Boston, 1650)

Or on a bend engrailed Vert cotised Sable three roundels Or

See variant below

NEHGS #140
Hanbury, William (in Plymouth, Mass, 1642)

Or a bend engrailed Vert cotised Sable.

From Wolverhampton, Staffs. See variant above.

Matthews
Hanchett, John (Hartford, Conn, 1760s)

Sable three hands couped Argent.

Bookplate dated 1768, impaling Argent on a chevron Gules between three boar's heads couped a cross paty [tinctures not given]

Bolton
1. Hancock, Thomas (Boston, 1703-1764)
2. Hancock, John (Quincy, Mass, 1737-1793)

Gules a dexter hand couped on a chief Argent three cocks Gules

1. Arms on dishes; standing cups and beakers. Also impaling Henchman on an escutcheon painted on cloth, probably for his funeral.
2. Used on seal, a coffee pot (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), and Chinese export porcelain punch bowl (at the Bostonian Society); signer of Declaration of Independence, governor of Massachusetts, president of Continental Congress, nephew of Thomas.

Bolton
Hancock, William (in Cambridge, Mass, 1634)

Gules a plate and on a chief Argent three cocks Gules.

Matthews
1. Hancock, William (of Salem, N. J., 1675)
2. Hancock, Richard (of Salem, N.J., 1675)
3. Hancock, John (of New Jersey, d. 1710)

Gules a sinister hand couped on a chief Argent three cocks Gules

William and Richard were brothers; John was their nephew.

NEHGS #229
Handford, Tobias (of Gloucester Co, Va, 1666)

Sable a star of eight rays Argent

Crozier 2
Handley, William (of Philadelphia, 1696)

Or a fret Gules

Crozier 1
Handley, William (of Savannah, 1769)

A fess between six mascles [tinctures unknown]

Arms on seal.

Bolton
Hand, William (East Hampton, L.I., N.Y., 1648)

Argent a chevron Azure between three dexter hands couped Gules.

From Stanstead, Kent.

Matthews
1. Hanson, Andrew (of Kent, Md, 1683)
2. Hanson, John (of Kent, Md, 1683)
3. Hanson, Randolph (of Kent, Md, 1683)
4. Hanson, William (of Kent, Md, 1683)

Or a chevron counter-compony Argent and Azure between three martlets Sable

Hansons first arrived in America at New Sweden, Del, 1642.

Crozier 1
1. Hardy, RAdm Sir Charles (1714-80; in New York 1755-57)
2. Hardy, Josiah (1715-90; in New Jersey 1761-63)

Sable on a chevron between three escallops Or three dragon's heads erased Sable.

1. Bookplate. Governor of New York; later admiral of the fleet.
2. Governor of New Jersey; brother of Sir Charles Hardy, #1.

1. Bolton
Hare, Robert (to Philadelphia 1773)

Gules two bars and a chief indented Or.

Born Woolwich, Kent, 1752; son of Richard Hare of Limehouse, Middx.

Matthews
Harison, Richard (New York, late 1700s)

Quarterly Or and [Argent?] on a chief three eagles displayed [tinctures not indicated]

Bookplate by Maverick. Only the 1st and 4th quarters have any indication of tinctures. Bolton incorrectly blazons the Or in the 2nd and 3rd quarters.

Bolton
Haris, William (of Providence, 1793)

Three long-tailed birds close facing to sinister in pale [tinctures not indicated]

Tombstone of his daughter Sarah, Old North Cemetery, Providence
Harlakenden, Roger (d. Cambridge, Mass, ca 1638)

Azure a fess Ermine between three lions’ heads erased Or

Seal of his brother Richard, 1653.

Crozier 1, Matthews, Bolton, Vermont, NEHGS #144
Harmon, ----- (York, Me, early 1800s?)

Argent a fess Or [sic] between four castles Sable

Water color possibly by John Coles

Bolton
Harpending, John [Jan Herbendinck] (in New York, ca 1666; d. 1722)

Azure a leather-tanning bench Argent

Hatchment formerly in the North Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church, New York

Bolton
Harrison, Col Nathaniel (b. ca. 1700, Surry Co, Va)

Azure two bars Ermine between six estoiles 3, 2 and 1 Argent

Arms on tomb of his wife Mary Digges Harrison, d. 1744, at Denbigh Church, Warwick Co, Va, impaling her paternal arms.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Harrison, John (of Wilmington, Del, 1798)

Per fess Or and Argent an anchor Sable

Crozier 1
Harrison, Nathaniel (d. Virginia, 1727)

Sable three lozenges conjoined in fess Ermine.

Matthews
1. Harrison, Rev Thomas (of New England, 1648)
2. Harrison, Col Burr (of Stafford Co, Va, 1722)
3. Harrison, Henry (Surry Co, Va, ca. 1692-1732)

Azure three demilions rampant Or

1. Arms on letter, with a crescent for difference.
2. Arms on seal.
3. Arms on tombstone. Uncle of Col Nathaniel Harrison, below.

1. Bolton
2. Bolton, Crozier 2
Harris, Robert (in Boston before 1769)

[Sable] three crescents [Argent]

Carved on back side of tombstone of Rev Andrew Eliot at Copps Hill Burying Ground; stone previously owned by Harris. Arms of Harris of Radford, Devon.

Bolton
Harris, Stephen (of Newton, Md, 1660)

Sable three crescents and a bordure Argent

Crozier 1
Harris, Thomas (of Boston, 1769)

Barry of 10 Azure and Ermine, three annulets Or

Crozier 1
Hart, Rev William Henry (Hempstead, N.Y., 1791-Walden, N.Y., 1852)

Or three hearts Gules

On his bookplate.
Hart, Stephen (of Plymouth, Mass, 1632)

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

Crozier 1
Harvard College (Cambridge, Mass, f. 1636)

Gules a chevron Argent between three open books proper

Seal (without indication of tinctures) on diploma from 1701; painted on box containing Benjamin Franklin's honorary M.A. diploma, 1753; college bookplates with tincture hatching, 1766.
Harvard College (Cambridge, Mass, f. 1636)

[Gules] three open books proper inscribed VE, RI, and TAS [Sable]

Sketched in the minutes of the board of overseers as the design of the newly adopted college seal, 1643. The sketch has no indication of tinctures; this emblazonment uses those adopted in the 19th century.
Harvard College (Cambridge, Mass, f. 1636)

A chevron between three closed books [no tinctures indicated]

Painted in the marginal decoration of the new charter of the college granted by the General Court of Massachusetts Bay, 1650.
Harvey, Dionyse (presumed d. North Carolina, 1587)

Gules a bear rampant between three fusils Argent

One of the assistant governors of the Roanoke Island "Lost Colony," collectively granted arms by Garter King of Arms prior to the voyage.
Harvey, Edward (of Philadelphia, 1804)

Gules on a bend Argent three trefoils slipped Vert

Crozier 1
1. Harvey, Thomas (of Dorchester, Mass, 1636)
2. Harvey, William (of Dorchester, Mass, 1636)

Sable a fess Or between three squirrels sejant Argent cracking nuts Or

Crozier 1
Harward, George (Lancaster Co, Va, 1703)

A cross flory [tinctures not given]

Seal on his will.

Bolton
1. Harwood, Capt Thomas (of Warwick Co, Va, 1620)
2. Harwood, Ralph (of East Hagbourne, Md, 1623)
3. Harwood, John (in Boston, 1645)''

Argent a chevron between three stags' heads caboshed Sable.

3. Will proved in London, 1685

1. Crozier 2
2. Crozier 1
3. Matthews
Hasbrouck, Abraham (of New Paltz, NY, 1675)

Purpure a chevron between three hand lamps Or in flame Proper

Crozier 1, Matthews
Hasell, James (to Hanover Co, N.C., 1735; d. 1785))

Vert three adders palewise in fess [Argent?]

Arms on bookplate; acting governor of North Carolina, 1771 and 1774. Bolton blazons the snakes sanguine, mistaking the indication of scales for hatching.

Bolton
Hasel, Rev Thomas (of St. Thomas, S.C., 1705)

Or on a fess Azure between three hazel slips proper three crescents Argent

Crozier 1
1. Hastings, Thomas (in Watertown, Mass., 1634)
2. H[astings?], A. T. (1751)

Argent a maunch Sable.

1. Supposedly descended from the Hastings Earls of Huntingdon, whose undifferenced arms these are.
2. Engraved on a salver by Jacob Hurd made for "A.T.H."

1.Matthews
2.Bolton
Hatch, Thomas (of Barnstable, Mass, 1641)

Gules, two demi-lions rampant in pale Or

From Cornwall; arms of Buswistock, Cornwall.

Crozier 1, Vermont
Haviland, John (Taunton, Somerset, 1792-Philadelphia, 1852)

Argent three towers triple-towered Sable portcullises Gules

Visitation of Gloucester, 1623

NEHGS #622
Hawarden, Thomas (d. New York, ca 1703)

Per cross Sable and Argent a cross flory counterchanged within a bordure Ermine

NEHGS #180
Hawes, Edmund (in Yarmouth, Mass, 1633?)

Sable a chevron Argent between three leopards' faces Or

See alternative arms above.

NEHGS #197
Hawes, Edmund (to Plymouth, Mass, 1635; d. 1693)

Azure a fess wavy between three lions Or armed and langued Gules.

Born Yarmouth, Norf. See alternative arms below.

Crozier 1,Matthews
Hawkes, -----

Azure three bendlets Or a chief Ermine

On a fob seal.

Vermont, Bolton
Hawkes, George Wright (of New York, 1798)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure three bendlets Or a chief Ermine; 2nd and 3rd Sable on a chevron between three unicorns’ heads Or as many spearheads Gules; a crescent for difference

Crozier 1, Matthews
Hawkins, Abigail (of Massachusetts, 1711)

Argent, on a saltire Sable, five fleurs-de-lis Or

Crozier 1
1. Hawley, Joseph (to Stratford, Conn., 1630; d. 1690)
2. Hawley, Thomas (of Roxbury, MA, 1650)

Vert a saltire engrailed Argent.

1. Born 1609, Parwich, Derbys.

1. Matthews
2. Crozier 1
Hawley, Richard (d. Marblehead, Mass, 1698)

On a bend between two fleurs-de-lis three garbs [tinctures not indicated]

On his tombstone.
Hay, Col Ann Hawkes (Kingston, Jamaica, 1745-New York, 1785)

Argent three escutcheons within a bordure nebuly Gules

To Haverhill-on-Hudson, N.Y., 1763.

Crozier 1, NEHGS #623
Hayden, John (of Saybrook, Conn, 1664)

Argent on a bend Azure three eagles displayed Or

Crozier 1
Hayden, William (of Dorchester, Mass, 1630)

Quarterly Argent and Azure a cross engrailed counterchanged

Crozier 1
Haydock, Robert (Lancaster, Eng, 1687-Tredway, N.J., 1760)

Argent a cross in the first quarter a fleur-de-lis Sable

NEHGS #72
Hay, James (of New York, 1745)

Argent three escutcheons Gules

Undifferenced Scottish arms of Hay, Earls of Erroll.

Crozier 1
Hayne, Isaac (Charleston, S.C., 1745-1781)

Argent three crescents paly wavy Gules and Azure

Arms on bookplate.

Bolton
Haynes, John (to Boston, 1633)

Argent three crescents paly wavy Azure and Gules

Confirmed by the College of Arms, 1578

NEHGS #191
Haynes, John (to Boston, 1633)

Argent three crescents barry wavy Azure and Gules

Governor of Massachusetts Bay; son of John Haynes of Old Holt and Copford Hall, Essex. Seal in collections of Mass. Hist. Soc. See alternative arms below.

Matthews, Crozier 1, Bolton, Her. Jl., 3:175
Hays, Barrak (in New York by 1769; emigrated 1783)

Three bucks springing [tinctures not given]

Bookplate by Hutt

Bolton
Hayward, George

Argent a lion rampant crowned Gules

Bookplate in Allen's Amer. Book-Plates

Bolton
Hayward, John (in Boston 1671)

Or three lions rampant Gules debruised by a bendlet Sable

Seal on a deed witnessed by Hayward

Bolton
Hazard, Thomas (to Boston, 1636)

Azure two bars Argent on a chief Or three escallops Gules.

From Wales.

Matthews
Hazelton, John (of Rowley, Mass, 1639)

[Gules] a cross patonce Or on a chief Azure three round buckles [Or]

Arms of Hazelden as given by Robson and Burke. Crozier omits the tincture of the field and erroneously blazons the buckles as Azure on Azure.

Crozier 1
Head, Sir Edmund, Bt (of Charleston, ca 1764)

Argent a chevron Ermines between three unicorns' heads couped Sable

Sir Edmund's arms would also have had the badge of a baronet, an escutcheon or canton Argent charged with a sinister hand Gules, placed upon the field.

NEHGS #330
Heald, John (of Concord, Mass, 1641)

Argent on a chevron between three bombs Sable fired Proper three bezants over all a chief Sable

Crozier 1
Heard, John, Jr. (Boston, 1775-1839)

Argent on a chevron Gules between three water-bougets Sable a coronet between two estoiles of six points Argent.

Bookplate

Bolton
Heathcote, Col Caleb (of Scarsdale, N.Y., 1701)

Ermine three roundels Vert each charged with a cross Or

Arms on seal. First lord of the Manor of Scarsdale, 1701; mayor of New York, 1711. Arms previously with Argent field, above.

Crozier 1, Bolton, NEHGS #85
Heathcote, Col Caleb (of Scarsdale, N.Y., 1701)

Argent three roundels Vert each charged with a cross Or

First lord of the Manor of Scarsdale, 1701; mayor of New York, 1711. Arms later with Ermine field, below.

NEHGS #85
Helme [Helmes, Elmes], Christopher (of Exeter, N.H., 1639-40)

Ermine two bars Sable each charged with three elm leaves Or

Later in Warwick, R.I.

NEHGS #348
Helmershausen, Heinrich Friedrich (Lobenstein, Reuss, Ger, 1751-Jefferson, Me, 1831)

Argent a helmet proper pierced by an arrow bend sinisterwise point downward Or

Immigrated to New England, 1777.

Bolton, NEHGS #9
Henchman, Daniel (Boston, 1689-1761)

Argent a chevron Gules between three hunting horns stringed on a chief Sable three lions rampant Or

Impaled by the arms of Hancock on an escutcheon painted on cloth, probably for the funeral of Daniel Henchman's son-in-law Thomas Hancock in 1764.
Henchman, Daniel (Boston, 1689-1761)

Argent a chevron between three hunting horns on a chief Sable three lions rampant Argent

On 2 silver braziers by Jacob Hurd, owned by John Hancock, whose aunt was Lydia Henchman, daughter of Daniel. Same arms on a seal used on a bond of Hannah Endicott, 1697. Bolton gives the tinctures as conjectural; see next below.

Bolton
1. Henderson, Lt John (Augusta Co, Va, 1740-87)
2. Henderson, Col John (Greenbrier Co, Va [now W. Va.], 1768-1824)

Gules three piles issuing out of the sinister side, on a chief Argent a crescent Azure between two Ermine spots Sable.

1. Arms engraved on watch.
2. Wax seal. Son of Lt John Henderson, #1.
Crozier 1 gives an older blazon as well: Per pale indented Sable and Argent on a chief Argent a crescent Vert between two Ermine spots.

Crozier 1, Crozier 2, Bolton
Hendrick, William (of Hanover Co, Va, 1750)

Argent a hind standing in a forest (Proper?)

Crozier 1
Henshaw, Col William (Boston, 1735-1820)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Argent a chevron between three heronshaws Sable; 2nd and 3rd, Argent three bars Sable (for Houghton)

On a 19th century heliotype portrait.

Bolton
1. Henshaw, Joshua (in Dorchester, Mass., 1653)
2. Henshaw, Daniel (in Dorchester, Mass., 1653)

Argent a chevron between three heronshaws [i.e., herons] Sable.

1. Son of William Henshaw of Toxteth Park, Lancs.
2. Brother of Joshua, #1.
NEHGS blazons the birds as moorhens.

1.Matthews,Crozier 1, NEHGS #368
2.Crozier 1, NEHGS #368
Henshaw, Samuel (Boston, 1733-77)

Argent a chevron Sable between three heronshaws Gules

Bookplate

Bolton
1. Herbert, William (of Alexandria, Va, 1760)
2. Herbert, John (d. Prince George Co, Va, 1704)
3. Herbert, Francis (to East Jersey 1677)

Per pale Azure and Gules three lions rampant Argent armed and langued Or

2. Arms on tombstone, Blandford Church, Petersburg, Va.
3. Bookplate.
Undifferenced arms of the Herbert Earls of Pembroke.

1. Crozier 1
2. Bolton, Crozier 2
3. Bolton
Herndon, William (in Virginia, 1677)

Argent a heron volant Azure beaked and membered Or between three escallops Sable.

Crozier 1,Matthews
Heron, Sarah (d. Lancaster Co, SC, 1790)

Per fess, chief per pale two garbs; base on a pale a garb [tinctures not indicated]

Tombstone, Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, SC. Arms probably devised by the Bigham family of stonecarvers.
1. Herrick, Henry (in Salem, Mass., 1629)
2. Herrick, Joseph (in Salem, Mass., 1645)

Argent a fess vairy Or and Gules.

1. Born London 1608, son of Sir William Herrick.
2. From Leicestershire.

1.Crozier 1,Matthews
2.Crozier 1
Herrman [Herman], Augustine (Prague, ca 1621-Cecil Co, Md, 1686)

Per fess over all a heart issuing three sprigs of clover in base two arrows points upward in saltire [tinctures not indicated]

Engraved on his 1673 map of Virginia and Maryland. Bolton says four arrows, but the map shows two. To Maryland 1659; first lord of Bohemia Manor.

Bolton
Hesilrigge, Sir Robert, Bt (d. vic. Boston, bef. 1768)

Argent a chevron between three hazel leaves Vert

As a baronet, Sir Robert would also have borne the badge of a baronet (Argent a sinister hand Gules) somewhere on his shield, typically on a small escutcheon in chief or fess point.

NEHGS #284
Hewell, Wyatt (b. Virginia, 1756)

Gules a chevron between three mullets Argent

Crozier 1
Hewett (Huit), Rev. Ephraim (of Windsor, Conn, 1639)

Gules a chevron engrailed between three owls Argent

Crozier 1
Heyman, Peter (in Virginia by 1692; d. 1700)

Argent on a chevron engrailed between three martlets Sable three cinquefoils Or.

From Kent, Eng. On his tombstone at "Pembroke," near Hampton, Va.

Crozier 1,Bolton,NEHGS #456
Heysham, William (of Washington, 1803)

Gules an anchor and on a chief Or three torteaux

Crozier 1
Heyward, Thomas (b. St. Lukes's Parish, S.C., 1746; d. 1809)

Azure a chevron per pale Or and Ermine between three garbs Or.

Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Arms granted by the English kings of arms 1768 to him and the other descendants of his great-grandfather Thomas Heyward. Arms on his bookplate.

Bolton,NEHGS #455
Hibbins, [Ann (d. Salem, Mass, 1656)?]

A chevron between three towers [tinctures not given]

Seal on a document dated 1672; may have previously been the property of Ann Hibbins, widow of William Hibbins. She was hanged as a witch.

Bolton
1. Hicks, John (of Long Island, 1665)
2. Hicks, Mary (d. Salem, Mass, bef. 1708)
3. Hicks, Whitehead (Flushing, Queens, N.Y., 1728-80)
4. Hicks, Elias (Rockaway, N.Y., 1748-Jericho, N.Y., 1830)

Gules a fess wavy between three fleurs-de-lis Or.

2. Arms displayed at the funeral of her husband, Benjamin Browne, 1708.
3. Arms on bookplate.
4. Arms on bookplate.

1. Crozier 1
2. Bolton, NEHGS #148
3. Bolton
4. Bolton
Higginson, Charles H. (New Jersey)

Sable three towers in fess Argent between three trefoils slipped Or.

Son of Henry T. Higginson of Cornelia House, Co. Down.

Matthews
1. Higginson, Francis (of Salem, Mass, 1630)
2. Higginson, John (in Essex Co, Mass, 1698)
3. Higginson, Stephen (b. Salem, Mass, 1743; d. Boston, 1828)

Or on a fess Sable a tower Or

2. Seal on a document witnessed by him in 1698.
3. Arms on quartz seal; member, Continental Congress.

1. Crozier 1, NEHGS #73
2. Bolton
3. Bolton
Hill, Col Humphrey (d. Hillsborough, King and Queen Co, Va, 1775)

Azure on a chevron between three owls Argent three mullets Sable, a bordure Ermine

Arms on seal.

Crozier 2
1. Hill, Edward (Charles City Co, Va, 1637-1700)
2. Hill, Edward (Charles City Co, Va, ca 1670-1726)

Per pale Or and Gules a lion passant Argent.

1. Arms on tombstone at Shirley Plantation, Charles City Co; tinctures not indicated. Illustrated in The Century magazine, Jan 1891.
2. Son of Edward Hill #1. Arms on hatchment at Shirley, impaling Williams.

1. Bolton
2. Heraldry Gazette NS 120
Hill, Edward (Charles City Co, Va, ca 1690-1706)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Per pale Or and Gules a lion passant Argent; 2nd and 3rd Azure [or Sable?] a saltire between four garbs Or (for Williams)

Arms on hatchment at Shirley Plantation. Son of Edward Hill #2, above

Heraldry Gazette NS 120, Bolton
Hillegas, Michael (Philadelphia, 1728-1804)

Quarterly, 1st Gules a mount of six coupeaux Argent; 2nd and 3rd Azure a mullet of eight points pierced Argent [?]; 4th, Or a stag springing contourny [proper?], on a fess over all Argent, three italic letters f [Sable?]

Arms on silver; first Treasurer of the U.S. Displayed accolée with "Or three chevronels Gules." Bolton mistakes the charge in the 1st quarter for "a pineapple issuant."

Bolton, Zieber
Hillhouse, James (of Connecticut, 1721)

Sable, on a chevron between three owls Argent, three mullets Sable, a bordure Ermine

Crozier 1
Hills, Joseph (of Charlestown, Mass, 1630)

Ermine, on a fess Sable, a tower with two turrets Proper

Crozier 1
Hill, William (Boston, 1739-1802)

Gules two bars Ermine in chief a lion passant per pale Or and Azure.

Seal.

Matthews,Bolton
Hinckley, Samuel (in Barnstable Co, Mass., 1638)

Gules a chevron engrailed Sable.

From Tenterden, Kent

Matthews
Hincks, John (of Portsmouth, N.H., 1699-1707)

A fess between three roses [tinctures not given]

Seal. Chief justice of New Hampshire.

Bolton
Hinsdale, Robert (of Dedham, Mass, 1637)

Sable on a chief Argent three ravens Sable

Crozier 1
Hinton, Thomas (b. 1640; to Maryland 1665)

Per fess indented Sable and Or six fleurs-de-lis counterchanged.

Born Leyden, Neth., son of Sir John Hinton.

Matthews
Hitchcock, Luke (in Weathersfield, Mass., 1650)

Argent on a cross Azure five fleurs-de-lis Or, in the first quarter a lion rampant Gules.

Matthews
1. Hitchcock, Matthias (of New Haven, 1639)
2. Hitchcock, Luke (of New Haven, 1644)

Gules a chevron Argent between three alligators Proper

Crozier 1
Hoadley, William (1630-1709, of Bradford, Conn.)

Quarterly Azure and Or in the first quarter a pelican vulning itself proper.

Matthews
Hoagland (Hoogland), Cornelius Dircksen (of New Amsterdam, 1638)

Argent a bunch of grapes purpure hanging from a branch fesswise with two leaves proper, on a chief Vert three crowns Or.

Crozier 1
Hoar, Charles (of Braintree, Mass, 1638)

Sable an eagle displayed within a bordure engrailed Argent

Crozier 1
Hoare, John (b. 1632, of Scituate and Concord, Mass)

Argent a double-headed eagle displayed within a bordure engrailed Sable.

Son of Charles Hoar, high sheriff of Gloucestershire. Crozier gives the eagle and bordure as Azure; see below.

Matthews
Hoare, John (b. 1632, of Scituate and Concord, Mass)

Argent a double-headed eagle displayed within a bordure engrailed Azure.

Son of Charles Hoar, high sheriff of Gloucestershire. Matthews gives the eagle and bordure as Sable; see above.

Crozier 1
Hoar, Lt. Daniel (Concord, Mass, ca 1680-1773)

Argent a double-headed eagle displayed Sable

Arms on tombstone, Hill Burying Ground, Concord.

Bolton
Hoar, Richard (Massachusetts, mid-1700s)

Sable a double-headed eagle displayed Argent

Bookplate, possibly by Nathaniel Hurd.

Bolton
1. Hobart, Edmund (of Hingham, Mass, 1633)
2. Hobart, Samuel (in Boston, 1685)

Sable an estoile of eight points Or between two flaunches Ermine

2. Seal on document witnessed by him.

1. Crozier 1, Bolton
2. Bolton
Hodges, William (of Liberty Hall, Md, 1665)

Or three crescents on a canton Sable a ducal crown Or

Crozier 1
Hodge, William (d. Pennsylvania, 1723)

Argent on a bend Gules three roses of the field.

Matthews
Hodsden, John (in Charleston, S.C., 1741)

A greyhound statant [tinctures not indicated]

Seal

Bolton
[1. Hoffman, Jacob (in New York, 1658)]
2. Hoffman, Col Martinus (1707-72)

Argent upon a mound Vert three pine trees proper.

1. Crozier 1
2. Matthews
Holcombe, Thomas (of Windsor, Conn, 1630)

Azure a chevron Argent between three men’s heads in profile couped at the shoulders Or wreathed about the temples Sable and Argent

Crozier 1
Holden, Justinian (1613-91; settled in Watertown, Mass)

Ermine on a chief Gules three pears Or

From Kent. According to Crozier, arms granted 1663.

Crozier 1, Matthews
Holford, Thomas (of Charles City Co, Va, 1668)

Argent a greyhound passant and a canton Sable

Crozier 2
Holladay, Capt John (of Spotsylvania Co, Va, 1702)

Sable three helmets Argent garnished within a bordure Or

Bookplate. Arms granted to Walter Holladay, at Bromley, Middx, 1470

Crozier 1, Bolton
Holliday, James (d. Readbourne, Queen Anne's Co, Md, 1747)

Sable three helmets Argent garnished within a bordure engrailed Or

Arms on tomb

Bolton
Hollingsworth, Levi (Philadelphia, mid-1700s)

Sable on a bend Argent three holly leaves slipped Vert

Bookplate

Bolton
Hollingsworth, Valentine (of Cecil County, Md, 1682)

Azure on a bend Argent three holly leaves slipped Vert

Crozier 1
Hollins, William (in Baltimore, 1797-1816)

Argent a chevron and in chief four crosses formy fitchy Azure

Son of William Hollins of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs.

Crozier 1, Matthews
Holmes, Gov David (Hanover, Pa, 1769-Winchester, Va, 1832)

Barry wavy of eight Or and Azure on a canton Gules a lion rampant Or

Arms on his portrait. Governor of Mississippi Territory, 1809-17, and of the state, 1817-20 and 1826.

Bolton
Holt, Nicholas (of Newbury, Mass, 1635)

Azure two bars in chief a cross formy fitchy Or

Crozier 1
Holt, Ryves (of Lewes, Del, 1743)

Argent on a bend engrailed Sable three fleurs-de-lis Argent

Arms on seal.

Bolton
1. Holyoke, Rev Edward (in Lynn, Mass., 1638)
2. Holyoke, Elizur, Jr. (b. Springfield, Mass, 1651; d. 1711)
3. Holyoke, Rev Edward (Marblehead, Mass, 1689-1769)
4. Holyoke, Dr Edward Augustus (Essex Co, Mass, 1728-1829)

Azure a chevron Argent cotised Or between three crescents Argent.

1. From Tamworth, Staffs., d. Chelsea, Mass., 1660.
2. Seal on will. Grandson of Edward Holyoke #1.
3. Engraved on tankard presented by Second Congregational Church of Marblehead, 1737, now at Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Son of Elizur Holyoke, Jr, #2.
4. Bookplate. Son of Rev Edward Holyoke, #3.

1.Crozier 1, Matthews
2.Bolton
Home, George (of Culpeper County, Va, 1721)

See 'Hume' below.
Hone, Maj Theophilis (James City Co, Va, by 1652)

Sable a leopard’s head erased between three mullets Argent

Crozier 2
1. Hooke, Capt Francis (d. Elizabeth City Co, Va, 1640)
2. Hooke, Rev William (in New Haven 1644-56; d. England, by 1677)

Quarterly Argent and Sable a cross between four escallops counterchanged

2. Seal on a letter to Gov John Winthrop, impaling "Three boar's heads erased" (for Whitney?). NEHGS says with a crescent for difference

1. Crozier 2
2. Bolton, NEHGS #123
Hooker, Rev Thomas (Leicestershire, 1586-Hartford, 1647)

Or a fess Vair between two lions passant guardant Sable

To Cambridge, Mass, 1631; to Connecticut, 1636. Bolton says "Rev. Thomas Hooker of Conn. used a double-headed eagle."

Crozier 1
Hooper, Robert (Marblehead, Mass, 1709-90)

Or on a fess between three boars passant Azure three annulets Or

Engraved on a sugar bowl by Hurd.

Bolton
Hooper, William (Boston, 1742-Hillsborough, N.C., 1790)

Or a crescent [Argent?] on a chief Azure two roses Argent.

Bookplate impaling Argent on a bend Sable between two unicorns' heads Argent (?) three annulets Or (for Clark?). Signer of the Declaration of Independence. The engraver does not provide a tincture hatching on the crescent; this may not be intended as an indication of Argent.
Hope, Henry (Boston, as of 1732)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure a chevron Or between three bezants; 2nd and 3rd Ermine a mill-rind Sable (for Mills)

Engraved on a cup left to Hope by Edward Mills in his will, 1732, with arms of Mills on opposite side. 1st and 4th quarters are the arms of Hope of Hopetoun. Bolton blazons the millrinds Argent because of a lack of tincture hatchings, but they are correctly Sable.

Bolton
Hopkins, Capt Joseph (of Maryland, 1764)

Sable on a chevron between two pistols in chief Or and a silver medal with the French king's bust inscribed Louis XV tied at the top with a red ribbon in base, a laurel chaplet in the centre, a scalp on a staff on the dexter and a tomahawk on the sinister, all Proper, a chief embattled Argent

Granted by English kings of arms, 1764.

Crozier 1,Bolton, NEHGS #636, Oxford Guide to Heraldry
Hopkins, Edward (in Connecticut, 1640-55)

Sable a stag trippant within a bordure indented a chief indented Or

Seal, impaling "Ermine on a canton Gules a cross crosslet Or" (for Lello?). The arms are those of Hamblen.

Bolton
1. Hopkins, Gerald (of Anne Arundel Co, Md, 1692)
2. Hopkins, John (of Hartford, Conn, 1632)
3. Hopkins, Stephen (of Plymouth, Mass, 1620)

Sable on a chevron between three pistols Or three roses Gules

1. Crozier 1
2. Crozier 1
3. Matthews
1. Hopkinson, Francis (Philadelphia, 1737-91)
2. Hopkinson, Joseph (Philadelphia, 1770-1842)

Argent on a chevron between three estoiles Gules three lozenges Argent.

1. Bookplate by Dawkins. Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Bolton misblazons decorative shading around the shield as a bordure Vert.
2. Bookplate; son of Francis Hopkinson, #1.

1. Bolton
Hornsby, Joseph (of Williamsburg, Va, 1750)

Gules a bend between six cross-crosslets Or

Crozier 1
Horry, Charles Lucas Pinckney (Charleston, S.C., 1769-France, 1830)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Or on a bend Azure three cinquefoils Argent; 2nd Argent five fusils conjoined in pale within a bordure engrailed Sable (for Pinckney); 3rd Argent a fess between six annulets Gules (for Lucas?)

Bookplate. Bolton says the pronominal quarters are the arms of Herrys.

Bolton
Horsmanden, Daniel (Goudhurst, Kent, 1691-Flatbush, N.Y., 1778)

Gules a saltire Argent on a fess over all Azure three leopards' faces Or

See quartered arms below.

NEHGS #325
Horsmanden, Daniel (Goudhurst, Kent, 1691-Flatbush, N.Y., 1778)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Gules a saltire Argent on a fess over all Azure three leopards’ faces Or; 2nd and 3rd Argent a [heraldic] tiger passant Sable

Arms on bookplate. See simple paternal arms above.

Bolton
Horton, Barnabas (of Long Island, NY, 1656)

Gules a lion rampant Argent charged on the breast with a boar’s head couped Azure all within a bordure engrailed Argent

Crozier 1
Horwitz, Dr. Jonathan (b. Germany; of Baltimore, Md, 1812)

Per chevron Argent and Azure a chevron Or in base a lion rampant holding a staff [Argent?]

Matthews does not give the tincture of the lion.

Matthews
1. Hough, Richard (to Bucks Co, Pa., 1683)
2. Hough, Isaac (Bucks Co, Pa, 1726-Philadelphia, 1786)

Argent a bend Sable

1. From Macclesfield, Cheshire.
2. Bookplate, 1785

1.Crozier 1, Matthews
2.Bolton
Houghton, Mary (of Charlestown, Mass., 1637)

Sable two bars and in chief two mullets pierced Argent, on the upper bar a crescent for difference.

From London; wife of (1) Francis Norton, (2) William Stetson.

NEHGS #419
1. Houghton, Ralph (1603-98, to Lancashire, Mass.)
2. Houghton, Azor (d. Bolton, Mass., 1825)
3. Houghton, Oren (d. Bolton, Mass., 1828)

Sable three bars Argent.

2. Tombstone, West Cemetery, Bolton, Mass.
3. Tombston, West Cemetery, Bolton, Mass. Brother of Azor Houghton, #2.

1. Crozier 1, Matthews
2. Bolton
3. 2. Bolton
1. Houstoun of that Ilk, Sir Patrick, Bt. (Scotland, 1698-Savannah, 1762)
2. Houstoun, Sir George, Bt. (Chatham Co, Ga, 1744-95)

Or a chevron chequy Azure and Argent between three martlets Sable beaked Gules

1. Bookplate. 5th baronet; immigrated to Georgia by 1735.
2. 7th baronet; son of Sir Patrick Houstoun, #1.
As baronets of Nova Scotia the Houstouns would have been entitled to place the arms of Nova Scotia on these arms (Argent a saltire Azure overall a shield of the arms of Scotland), either in a canton or on a small escutcheon.

1. Bolton, NEHGS #289
2. Crozier 1
1. Howard, Francis, 6th Baron Howard of Effingham (in Virginia 1684-1688)
2. Howard, Joshua (d. Baltimore Co, Md, 1738)
3. Howard, Cornelius (Baltimore Co, Md, 1706-77)
4. Howard, Henry (Maryland, d. 1686)

Gules a bend between six cross-crosslets fitchy Argent, on the bend in dexter chief for augmentation an escutcheon bendwise, Or a demi-lion pierced through the mouth with an arrow within a double tressure flory-counterflory Gules.

1. Governor of Virginia, 1684-1694.
2. Tombstone (no longer extant).
3. Tombstone at Grayrock, Pikesville, Md. Son of Joshua Howard, #2.
4. Seal

1. NEHGS #265
2. Bolton
3. Bolton
4. Bolton
Howard, James (to Augusta, Me, 1754)

Argent a bend Gules between six cross-crosslets fitchy [tincture not given]

Engraved on a teapot belonging to his son.

Bolton
Howard, ----- (Massachusetts, late 1700s?)

Per pale, dexter Azure three fleurs-de-lis in pale Or between two flaunches Ermine each charged with a rose Gules; sinister Gules a bend between six cross-crosslets fitchy Argent

Copy of a painting probably by John Cole; the quartering of augmentation granted by Henry VIII to his 5th wife, Catherine Howard, impaling the ancient arms of the Howard Dukes of Norfolk.

Bolton
Howard, Thomas (of Boston, 1746)

Per cross Argent and Sable on a bend over all Gules three lions rampant Or

Matthews
1. Howard, William (on Long Island, 1660)
2. Howard, John (d. Anne Arundel Co, Md., abt. 1696)
3. Howard, Abraham (to Marblehead, Mass., abt. 1736)

Gules a bend between six cross-crosslets fitchy Argent

Undifferenced ancient arms of Howard, Dukes of Norfolk.
2. Seal on will; probably same seal inherited from Henry Howard of "Collingborne," Baltimore Co, 1684.

1. Crozier 1
2. Bolton
3. Matthews
Howe, George (presumed d. North Carolina, 1587)

Argent on a chevron Gules between three wolves' heads couped Sable three fusils Argent

One of the assistant governors of the Roanoke Island "Lost Colony," collectively granted arms by Garter King of Arms prior to the voyage.
Howe, John (of Sudbury, Mass, 1640)

Argent on a fess between three foxes’ heads erased Sable an escallop Argent

Crozier 1
Howell, Daniel (of Ewing, N.J., 1702)

Argent a lion bicorporate per pale Gules and Sable

Crozier 1
1. Howell, Edward (to Boston, 1639)
2. Howell, Maj John (d. Southampton, L.I., N.Y., 1686)

Gules three towers triple towered Argent.

1. Formerly owner of the manor of Westbury, Marsh Gibbon, Bucks.
2. Tombstone, old silver.

1. Crozier 1,Matthews
2. Bolton
Howe, ----- (New England, 1785)

Or a fess Sable between three wolves' [or foxes'] heads Gules

On an embroidered "hatchment" quartered in 2nd and 3rd with Babcock in 1st and 4th
Howes, Thomas (of Boston, 1637)

Argent, a chevron between three griffins’ heads couped Sable

Crozier 1
Hubard, James (of Williamburg, Va, ca 1735)

Sable an estoile of six points in chief a crescent Argent between two flaunches Ermine

Arms on bookplate impaling Argent on a chevron Gules between three pheons Sable five mullets Argent.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Hubbard, ----- (Boston, 1712)

Quarterly Or and Argent on bend over all Gules three lions passant guardant Or

A panel from a Boston house, ca 1712.

Bolton
Hubbard, Nathaniel (of Massachusetts, 1736)

Quarterly Argent and Sable on a bend over all Gules three lions passant Or

Crozier 1
Hubbard, Thomas (Boston, d. 1742)

On a bend three lions passant regardant [tinctures not indicated]]

Tombstone, Granary Burying Ground, Boston

Bolton
Hubbard, William (of New York, 1710)

Sable in chief a crescent Argent and in base an estoile of eight points Or between two flaunches Ermine

Crozier 1
Hubbell, Richard (in New Haven, 1647)

Sable three leopards' faces jessant-de-lys Or.

Said to have come from Ipsley, Warwicks. The arms are those of Gurdon.

Crozier 1, Matthews
Huger, Daniel (Berkeley Co, S.C., 1742-Charleston, 1799)

Argent in chief a heart in flames between two laurel branches fructed crossed in saltire and in base an anchor all proper all between two flaunches Azure each charged with a fleur-de-lis Or

Member of the Continental Congress 1786-88 and of the U.S. House of Representatives 1789-93. Arms granted by the English kings of arms, 1771. Crozier misblazons the charge in chief as "a human head emitting flames."

Crozier, Bolton, NEHGS #243
Hugget, Sigismund (in New York by 1791)

Argent a chevron Gules on a chief Azure two fleurs-de-lys [or mill-rinds] [tincture not given]

Memorial tablet to his wife Eleanor (d. 1795) [formerly?] at St. Paul's Church, New York

Bolton
Huidekoper, Harm Jan (Hoogeveen, Neth, 1776-Meadville, Pa, 1854)

Per pale, dexter Azure a sword palewise Argent hilted and pommelled Or in chief a six-pointed star Or; sinister Argent three arbalests erect in pale proper

NEHGS #127
Hull, George (to New England, abt. 1700)

Azure an eagle displayed Or

Matthews
Hull, John (Harbrough, Leics, 1624-Boston, 1682)

Argent on a chevron Azure between three demi-lions passant Gules three roundels Or, on a chief Sable two piles Argent

Seal on deed of Daniel Quincy, 1690

Bolton, NEHGS #133
Hulton, Henry (of Brookline, Mass, bef 1775)

Argent a lion rampant Gules

Arms on seal.

Bolton
Hume, George (Wedderburn, Berwick, Scot, 1697-Culpeper Co, Va, 1760)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Vert a lion rampant Argent (Hume); 2nd Argent three popinjays Vert beaked and membered Gules (Pepdie); 3rd Argent a cross engrailed Azure (Sinclair of Polwarth)

In fess point a crescent Gules for difference; see simple arms above.

NEHGS #14
Hume (or Home), George (Wedderburn, Berwick, Scot, 1697-Culpeper Co, Va, 1760)

Vert a lion rampant Argent

Undifferenced Scottish arms of Home of Wedderburn, to which Crozier contends George Hume was entitled. See quartered arms below.

Crozier 1, Crozier 2
Humfrey, Maj Gen John (Dorchester, Dorset, 1597-England, 1652)

Gules a cross bottony Ermine

In Lynn, Mass, 1628-41. See variant above.

NEHGS #113
Humfrey, Maj Gen John (Dorchester, Dorset, 1597-England, 1652)

Gules a cross bottony Argent, a crescent for difference

Seal. See variant below. In Lynn, Mass, 1628-41.

Bolton
Humphreys, Maj Reuben (West Simsbury, Conn, 1757-Marcellus, N.Y., 1832)

Or a fess Azure between three griffins' heads couped, in chief point a crescent [tinctures not indicated]

Bookplate by Richard Brunton.

Bolton
1. Hunlock, John (in Boston by 1685)
2. Hunlock, Edward (in Boston by 1685)
3. Hunlock, Christopher (in Boston by 1685)

Azure a fess between three tigers' heads erased Or

John and Edward were brothers; Christopher was their cousin

NEHGS # 153
Hunnewell, Roger (of Saco, Me, 1654)

Per fess Sable and Argent three hawks’ heads erased counterchanged

Crozier 1
Hunter, Gov Robert (Edinburgh, ca 1664-Jamaica, 1734)

Sable a bugle horn stringed Argent

Arms on seal; governor of New York and New Jersey. See different arms below.

Bolton
1. Hunter, Gov Robert (Edinburgh, ca 1664-Jamaica, 1734)
2. Hunter, Capt David (b. 1728, of York Co, Pa, and Martinsburg, Va)

Vert three coursing hounds in full chase Argent collared Or on a chief Argent three hunting horns Vert stringed Gules

1. On a bookplate used when he was governor of Jamaica. It is possible that the strings might be other than Gules. See different arms above. Governor of New York and New Jersey.
2. From Long Calderwood; said to have been descended from Hunter of Hunterston, Ayr.

1. Scottish Bookplates
2. Crozier 1, Matthews
Huntington, ----- (Boston, late 1700s?)

Azure a harpy wings disclosed and hair flotant Or

Painting possibly by John Coles.

Bolton
Huntington, Simon (to Norwich, Conn., 1660)

Argent fretty Sable on a chief Gules three mullets Or.

From Norwich, Norf. Great-grandfather of Simon Huntington, signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Crozier 1, Matthews
Hunt, Richard (in Boston, 1674)

Per saltire two hearts in fess [tinctures not indicated]

Seal

Bolton
Hunt, Thomas (New York, 1667)

Per pale Argent and Sable a saltire counterchanged

Crozier 1
Hunt, Thomas (of Pasquotank, NC, 1659)

Azure on a fess Argent between three cinquefoils Or a lion passant Gules

Crozier 1
Hurd, Descendants of Jacob (of Roxbury and Boston, Mass, d. 1758)

Azure a Neptune's trident palewise and on a chief wavy Or a raven proper

Granted by English kings of arms, 1783.

NEHGS #261
Hurd, John (of Windsor, Conn, 1657)

Gules a lion rampant Or

Crozier 1
1. Hurd, Nathaniel (Boston, 1729-77)
2. Hurd, Isaac (Boston [?], 1812)

Azure a lion rampant Or, on a chief Argent a crane [or stork] [tincture not indicated?] between two mullets Or

1. Bookplate engraved by himself.
2. Same bookplate with Isaac's dated signature.

1. Bolton
2. Bolton
Hurry, Samuel (to New York, 1795; settled in Philadelphia)

Argent a lion rampant Gules in base two mullets pierced Azure.

Bookplate.

Crozier 1, Matthews, Bolton
Hurst, John (of Salem, Mass, 1717)

Argent a sun Gules

Gore Roll of Arms

Gore Roll
Hutchins, John (to Newbury, Mass., 1642)

Argent three lions passant two and one Sable.

From Southampton, Hants.

Matthews
Hutchinson, ----- (Boston, 18th c)

Per pale Gules and Azure a lion rampant Argent within an orle of nine cross-crosslets Or.

Engraved on a chocolate pot

Bolton
Hutchinson, ----- (Boston, 18th c.)

A lion within a partial orle of 10 cross-crosslets, none in chief [tinctures not indicated]

Slab lying broken without an inscription, Copp's Hill, Boston.

Bolton
Hutchinson, ----- (Boston, 18th c.)

A lion within a partial orle of 13 cross-crosslets, none in chief [tinctures not indicated].

Tombstone, Copp's Hill, Boston, carved on a stone later appropriated by another family.

Bolton
1. Hutchinson, Col Elisha (Boston, 1640-1717)
2. Hutchinson, William (in Boston, 1721)

Per pale Gules and Azure a lion rampant Argent within an orle of 10 cross-crosslets Or.

Both in Gore Roll of Arms.

Gore Roll
Hutchinson, Eliakim (d. Boston, 1717)

Per pale Gules and Azure a lion rampant Argent within a partial orle of eight cross-crosslets Or, none in chief, and a label Argent.

Gore Roll of Arms

Gore Roll
Hutchinson, Samuel (d. Boston, ca 1667)

A lion rampant within a partial orle of seven cross-crosslets, none in chief [tinctures not indicated]

Seal on his will. See slight variant below.

Bolton
Hutchinson, Samuel (d. Boston, ca 1667)

Per pale Gules and Azure a lion rampant Argent within an orle of cross-crosslets Or

See slight variant above.

NEHGS #42
Hutchinson, Thomas (Boston, 1711-London, 1780)

Per pale Gules and Azure a lion rampant Argent within an orle of 12 cross-crosslets Or.

On his seal. Also as depicted in window of State House, Boston; governor of Massachusetts. See alternative blazon above.

Bolton
1. Hutchinson, William (in Boston, 1633)
2. Hutchinson, Richard (in Salem, Mass, 1647)
3. Hutchinson, Thomas (Boston, 1675-1739)
4. Hutchinson, Thomas (b. Boston, 1711; d. England, 1780.

Per pale Gules and Azure crusily Or a lion rampant Argent.

2. Son of Thomas Hutchinson of Arnold, near Nottingham, Notts.
3. Engraved dish given to Second Church, Boston, 1711.
4. China plate, impaling Calthorp ("Checky Or and Azure a fess Ermine"), Bostonian Soc. Governor of Massachusetts, 1771-74. Son of Thomas Hutchinson, #3. See alternative blazon below.

1. Crozier 1
2. Matthews
3. Bolton
4. Bolton
Hutson, Rev. William (England, 1720-Charleston, 1761)

Per chevron embattled Or and Vert three martlets counterchanged

Immigrated to Charleston 1740. Bolton blazons "per fess embowed and embattled, but the painting in S.C. Hist. & Gen. Mag. (1908) that he cites as his source shows "per chevron embattled."

Crozier 1, Bolton
Hyde, Edward, Viscount Cornbury (in New York, 1701-08)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure a chevron between three lozenges Or (Hyde); 2nd Paly of six Or and Gules a bend Azure (Langford); 3rd Azure a cross Argent (Aylesbury)

Impaling Stewart of Lennox and O'Brien on the coffin plate of his wife, Lady Catherine O'Brien (d. 1706), at Trinity Church, New York, found when the church was rebuilt in 1839. See simple paternal arms above.
1. Hyde, Henry (in Maryland by 1663)
2. Hyde, Edward (in Maryland by 1663)
3. Hyde, Edward, Viscount Cornbury (in New York, 1701-08)

Azure a chevron between three lozenges Or.

1. & 2. Brothers, from Norbury, Cheshire.
3. Governor of New York and New Jersey; later succeeded as 3rd Earl of Clarendon. See quartered arms below.

1. NEHGS #413
2. NEHGS #413
3. NEHGS #293
Hyslop, ----- (18th-early 19th c)

Six lioncels rampant 3, 2, 1 [tinctures not given]

Bookplate, "by the name of Hyslop."

Bolton
Hyslop, Robert (18th-early 19th c)

Argent upon a mound Vert a stag lodged beneath a tree [proper?]

Bookplate

Bolton