American Heraldry Society

ROLL OF EARLY AMERICAN ARMS - P

ARM NAME BLAZON COMMENTS SOURCE
Pace, Henry (Massachusetts, ca 1755?)

Argent a chevron Sable between three thistles slipped and leaved [proper?]

Bookplate by Nathaniel Hurd
Paddock, ----- (Gloucester, Mass, ca 1725)

Four barrulets and on a chief five trefoils slipped three and two [tinctures not indicated]

Gore Roll of Arms

Gore
Paddy, William (of Plymouth, Mass, 1635; d. 1658)

Sable an inescutcheon Ermine between four lions rampant Argent

"Ancient" water color. Arms said by Crozier to have been granted at London, 1591

Crozier 1, Bolton
Page, Benjamin (of Pittsburgh, 1811)

Or a chevron between three martlets Sable.

Crozier 1
Page, Elizabeth (Gloucester Co, Va, 1690-93)

Sable a cross engrailed in the first quarter an escallop Argent.

In a lozenge on her tombstone, Abingdon Church, Gloucester Co. Arms of Paget, not Page. Daughter of Matthew Page, above.

Bolton
Page, Francis (Rosewell, Gloucester Co, Va, 1703)

Argent a chevron Azure between three martlets Sable

Bookplate, 1703. Listed in Bolton and depicted in Sale's Manors of Virginia in Colonial Times, but there was no Francis Page of the Rosewell branch alive in 1703 and nothing on the bookplate to associate it with an American family.

Bolton
Page, John (b. Bedfont, Middx., 1628; to Va abt 1650; d. 1692)

Or a chevron between three martlets Azure.

But see entry above for arms as depicted on his tombstone.

Vermont
1. Page, John (b. Bedfont, Middx., 1628; to Va abt 1650; d. Middle Plantation, York Co, Va, 1692)
2. Page, Francis (d. York Co, Va, 1692)
3. Page, Matthew (York Co, Va, 1659-Rosewell, Gloucester Co, Va, 1703)
4. Page, Mann (Gloucester Co, Va, 1691-1730)
5. Page, John (Rosewell, Gloucester Co, Va, 1743-Richmond, 1808)
6. Page, Nathaniel (d. Gloucester Co, Va, 1703)
7. Page, Elizabeth (York Co, Va, 1683-1702)

Or a fess dancetty between three martlets Azure, a crescent in chief for difference

1. Arms on original tombstone, now in vestibule of Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg. See entries below for alternative blazons.
2. Tombstone, Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg. Son of John Page, #1.
3. Tombstone of his wife, Mary Mann Page (d. 1707), now at Abingdon Church, Gloucester Co, Va. The birds are depicted with legs, unlike correct martlets. Son of John Page, #1.
4. On his tombstone, now at Abingdon Church, Gloucester Co, Va, with all three martlets erroneously placed in chief, impaling "Argent a fess dancetty [correctly a chevron] between three wheels Vert" (Carter). Son of Matthew Page, #3.
5. On his original tombstone formerly at St. John's Episcopal Church, Richmond; now replaced. Son of Mann Page, #4; governor of Virginia, 1802-05.
6. Tombstone, now at Abingdon Church, Gloucester Co.
7. On her tombstone, Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg; daughter of Francis Page, #2; married to John Page, no apparent blood relation.

1. Bolton
2. Bolton
3. Bolton
4. Bolton
5. Bolton
6. Bolton
7. Bolton
1. Page, John (to Virginia abt 1650; d. 1692)
2. Page, Mann (b. Virginia, 1749; d. Spotsylvania County, Va, 1781)
3. Page, Matthew (d. Rosewell, Gloucester Co, Va, 1693)

Or a fess dancetty between three martlets all within a bordure Azure.

1. Arms on his tombstone show no bordure.
2. Great-great grandson of John Page, #1; brother of Governor John Page (see above). Arms on tomb at Rosewell.
3. Arms on his tombstone show no bordure; see above.

1. Crozier 1, Crozier 2, Matthews
3. Crozier 2
Page, ---- (New England, early 1800s)

Argent on a bend Sable three eagles displayed palewise Argent

Armorial sampler "by the name of Page," made by Nancy Page, 1803 (collection of N.H. Hist. Soc.)
Paige, Nicholas (in Boston by 1679)

Argent on a bend Sable three eagles displayed Argent

Seal on document dated 1679; Gore Roll of Arms, 1717

Bolton
1. Paine, John (of Boston, 1660; to Rhode Island, 1672)
2. Paine [Payne], William (of Ipswich, Mass, 1635)

Argent on a fess engrailed Gules between three martlets Sable three mascles Or, all within a bordure engrailed Gules semy of roundels Or

1. Descendant of Paine of Market Bromwich, Leics.

1. Crozier 1, Vermont
2. Matthews, NEHGS #70
Paine, Moses (d. Braintree, Mass, 1643)

Azure on a bend Gules between a lion’s head affronty and an eagle’s leg couped [claws upward] [Argent?] holding a torteau three arrowheads points upward [Argent?]

Matthews does not provide the tinctures of the charges.

Matthews
Paine, Robert Treat (Boston, 1731-1814)

Azure a bend raguly Or between six estoiles [Or?]

Signer of the Declaration of Independence; arms on his bookplate.

Bolton
Paine, William (in Massachusetts, late 1600s)

Argent on a fess Gules between three martlets Sable three mascles Or, all within a bordure Gules bezanty.

Seal on letter to Gov John Winthrop

Bolton
Paine, William (of Ipswich, Mass, 1635)

Paly of six Argent and Vert on a chief Azure three garbs Or

See alternative arms above.

Crozier 1
Pain, Samuel (Boston, early 1700s)

Gules a fess between two lions passant Argent

Tombstone of his wife Elizabeth (d. 1704), King's Chapel Graveyard, Boston, impaling "Barry of six over all a bend"

Bolton
Palgrave, Dr. Richard (in Charlestown, Mass, 1630)

Azure a lion rampant guardant Argent

From Wymondham, Norfolk

NEHGS #401
Palmer, Ezra (b. Newport, R.I., 1781)

Argent a chevron between three palmers’ scrips (wallets) Sable tassels and buckles Or

Arms on watercolor made for Ezra Palmer.

Bolton
1. Palmer, Thomas (of Boston, 1650)
2. Palmer, Thomas (of Boston, 1761)

Or two bars Sable the upper charged with two trefoils slipped Argent and the lower with one, in chief a greyhound courant Sable.

1. From Staffordshire
2. Bookplate by N. Hurd

1.Matthews,NEHGS #465
2. Bolton
Palmer, Walter (of Plymouth, Mass, 1645)

Argent two bars Gules charged with three trefoils two and one slipped Vert [sic] in chief a greyhound courant [tincture not given]

Matthews
1. Palmes, Guy (of New London, Conn, 1658)
2. Palmes, Edward (d. New London, Conn., 1714)

Gules three fleurs-de-lis Argent a chief Countervair

Guy and Edward were brothers, possibly of the family Palmes of Naburn, Yorks.
2. Arms on his seal with a crescent for difference.
Heraldic Journal speculates that the chief should be Vair.

1. Her Jl I:159, Vermont,Crozier 1
2. Her Jl I:159, Vermont, Bolton,Matthews, NEHGS #77
Panton, Francis (New York, 1760s-1790s)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Gules two bars Ermine on a canton Sable a millrind Ermine; 2nd Per cross Argent and Gules four stags trippant Azure and Argent; 3rd Argent three boars' heads Azure; over all an inescutcheon Quarterly, i and iv Gules a chevron between three cinquefoils Argent, ii and iii Azure six bees 3, 2, 1 [proper?]

Bookplate by Maverick

Bolton
Parke, John (Virginia, prob. 1700-1790)

Three stags' heads erased

Bookplate

Bolton
Parker, Capt George (of Poplar Grove, Va, 1654)

Sable a stag’s head caboshed between two flaunches Argent

Crozier 1
1. Parker, George (of Northampton County, Va, 1650)
2. Parker, Richard (of Nansemond County, Va, 1654)

Vert a chevron between three stags’ heads caboshed Or

Crozier suggests that the two men may have been brothers.

Crozier 2
Parker, James (Dorchester, Mass, 1644)

A chevron between three cushions [or Bowen knots] [tinctures not given]

Seal on letter to Gov Winthrop, 1644

Bolton
1. Parker, John (d. South Carolina, bef. 1693)
2. Parker, John (St James Parish, S.C., d. 1731)
3. Parker, John (St James Parish, S.C., 1735-1802)
4. Parker, John (South Carolina, 1759-1832)
5. Parker, John (St James Parish, S.C., 1787-1849)

A chevron Ermine [or Ermines] between three fleurs-de-lys [?] [tinctures not indicated]

Memorial tablet to all five successive fathers and sons, St James Episcopal Church, Goose Creek, S.C.
Parker, ----- (prob. Barnstable Co, Mass, mid-1700s)

Sable a stag's head caboshed between two flaunches Or

Embroidery in collection of Boston Museum of Fine Arts, impaling "Argent three lozenges [Azure?]" (Freeman). There were several Parker-Freeman marriages in Barnstable Co during this period.
Parker, William (b. England; d. Portmouth, NH, 1736)

Argent a chevron between three bucks’ heads caboshed Gules

Matthews
Parker, William (of Hartford, Conn, 1635)

Argent three bucks trippant Proper a chief Azure

Crozier 1
Parmele, John (of Guilford, Conn, 1639)

Gules two bars wavy Argent in chief three mullets of six points Or

Crozier 1
Parrott, ----- (Massachusetts, mid-1700s)

On a chevron three parrots [tinctures not given]

Silver tankard by Nathaniel Hurd

Bolton
Parsons, Benjamin (of Springfield, Mass, 1636)

Azure two swords in saltire Argent hilts and pommels Or piercing a human heart Proper and in chief a cinquefoil [Argent?]

Crozier blazons the cinquefoil as Azure, presumably in error.

Crozier 1
1. Parsons, Joseph (of Springfield, Mass, 1636; d. 1683)
2. Parsons, Enoch (b. Connecticut, 1769)
3. Parsons, Humphrey (in Boston, 1687)

Gules two chevronels Ermine between three eagles displayed Or

3. Seal on a will witnessed by Humphrey Parsons, 1702.
Arms of Sir Thomas Parsons of Great Milton, Oxfordshire, knighted 1634.

1. Vermont,Crozier 1,Matthews
2. Matthews
3. Bolton
Parsons, William (of New York, 1794)

Per chevron Azure and Or in chief two crosses paty and in base a sea-lion guardant counterchanged

Matthews
Parsons, William (Philadelphia, 1701-57)

Per fess Sable and Azure three suns in splendor [Or?]

Bookplate
Pasley, William (New York, ca 1800)

Azure on a chevron between three roses Argent three thistles slipped proper

Bookplate by Maverick

Bolton
Pastorius, Francis Daniel (Sommerhausen, Franconia, 1651-Germantown, Pa, 1720)

Gules on a mount a sheep passant Argent

NEHGS #116
Patten, Rev William (Hartford, 1738-75)

Ermine a canton Or

Embroidery by his daughter Ruth, ca 1795-1800, in collection of Conn Hist Soc
Pawlett, Capt Thomas (b. 1578; d. Westover, Va, 1644)

Sable three swords pilewise points in base Argent pomelled and hilted Or between two flaunches Or pelletty

Brother of John, 1st Lord Pawlet, who inherited the Westover estate; they both came to Virginia in 1618.

Crozier 2
1. Payne, William (of Lynchburg, Va, ca 1630)
2. Payne, John (of Leedstown, Va, ca 1630)

Gules a fess between two lions passant Argent

Crozier 1
Peabody, Lt Francis (of Topsfield, Mass, 1635)

Per fess nebuly Gules and Azure in chief two suns in splendor and in base a garb Or.

Born St. Albans, Herts, 1614

Matthews
Peachey, Samuel (of Richmond Co, Va, 1659)

Azure a lion rampant double queued Ermine ducally crowned Or, on a canton Or a mullet pierced Gules

Seal and tankard devised by his will, dated 1711.

Crozier 1, Bolton, Crozier 2
Pearce, Henry Ward (b. 1736; d. Poplar Neck, Md)

A chevron Or [sic] between three fishes [other tinctures not indicated]

Arms on his seal. Bolton assumes the field to be Argent.

Bolton
Pearson, Simon (of Stafford Co, Va, 1733)

Per fess embattled Azure and Gules three suns Or

Crozier 1, Crozier 2
Pease, Dr. Oliver (Suffield, Conn, 1760-1843)

Per fess Azure and Ermine a fess Sable between in chief two escallops and in base a fleur-de-lis [tinctures not indicated]

Bookplate by Richard Brunton.

Bolton, Bates, Early Connecticut Engraver
Pease, Robert (of Boston, 1634)

Per fess Argent and Gules an eagle displayed counterchanged

Matthews
Peck, Capt Samuel (d. Rehoboth, Mass., 1638)

Argent on a chevron engrailed Sable three crosses formy [tinctures not indicated]

Arms on tombstone, which shows no tinctures; tinctures as assigned by Vermont.

Vermont
1. Peck, Joseph (of Hingham, Mass., 1638)
2. Peck, Rev. Robert (of Hingham, Mass, 1638)
3. Peck, Capt Samuel (d. Rehoboth, Mass, 1638)

Argent on a chevron engrailed Gules three crosses formy Argent

1 and 2. Brothers. Vermont links them to the Pecks of Belton, Yorks. See variant below.
3. Carved on his tombstone, which shows no tinctures; tinctures as assigned by Bolton.

1 and 2. Vermont, NEHGS #202
3. Bolton
1. Peck, Joseph (of Hingham, Mass, 1638)
2. Peck, Rev Robert (of Hingham, Mass, 1638)

Argent on a chevron Gules three crosses formy Argent

Brothers; see variant above

Crozier 1
Peck, Joseph (of Milford, Conn., 1635)

Or on a chevron Gules three crosses formy Or

But see alternative blazon above

Crozier 1
Peden, John (of South Carolina, 1768)

Argent a bend between three crescents Sable flammant Proper

Crozier 1
1. Peele, Samuel (d. Anne Arundel Co, Md, 1733)
2. Peele, Robert (d. Anne Arundel Co, Md, 1773)

Argent a bend between two mullets Sable [tinctures conjectural]

On their shared tombstone, All Hallows Episcopal Church, South River, Md
Peirce, Edward (of Philadelphia, 1737)

Argent a fess humetty Gules between three ravens rising wings displayed Sable

Vermont links him to Peirce of Glencanny on Hillywater, nr. Enniskillen, Ire.

Vermont, Crozier 1
Pelham, Herbert (Boston, Lincs, 1601-Cambridge, Mass, 1676)

Azure three pelicans Argent vulning themselves Proper

From his seal. See quarterly version below.

Vermont,Crozier 1,Bolton,Matthews
Pelham, Herbert (Boston, Lincs, 1601-Cambridge, Mass, ca 1676)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure three pelicans Argent vulning themselves proper; 2nd and 3rd Gules two belts palewise issuant from base buckles upward Argent

NEHGS #43
Pell, Edward (of Boston, 1720)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Ermine on a canton Azure a pelican vulning herself Or; 2nd and 3rd Gules three swords palewise in fess Argent hilted and pommelled Or (for Clarke)

Gore Roll of Arms

Gore Roll
Pelletreau, Jean (of New York, 1687)

Azure a column palewise Or entwined by a serpent proper, between two martlets Or

Arms said to have been granted in France, 1571.

Crozier 1
Pell, Samuel (New York, 1673)

Argent a bend between two mullets pierced Sable.

Crozier 1
1. Pell, Thomas (of New York, 1666)
2. Pell, Maj. John (of New York, 1669)
3. Pell, John (of Boston)

Ermine on a canton Azure a pelican vulning herself Or [or proper].

1. 1st Lord of Pelham Manor. Arms on tablet dated 1697 in Trinity Church, New Rochelle, N.Y.
2. On his seal, and tricked on document found under cornerstone of old church at Pelham signed by him and his wife, pre-1700.

1. Vermont,Crozier 1
2. Vermont,Crozier 1, Bolton
3. NEHGS #40
1. Pemberton, Ralph (b. 1611, to Pennsylvania 1682)
2. Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezer (b. 1672; d. Pennsylvania, 1718)

Argent a chevron between three buckets Sable hooped and handled Or.

1. From Aspull, Lancs.
2. In a volume of his sermons, published 1727.

1. Matthews,NEHGS #356
2. Bolton
1. Pendleton, George (of Norwich, Va, 1613)
2. Pendleton, Philip (b. ca 1650; of Virginia, 1674)
3. Pendleton, Edmund H. (Savannah, 1788-New York, 1862)

Gules an escutcheon Argent between four escallops in saltire Or

3. On his bookplate

1. Crozier 2
2. Crozier 2
3. Bolton
Penhallow, Samuel (St Mabon, Cornwall, 1665-Portsmouth, N.H., 1726)

Vert a cony [rabbit] Argent

NEHGS #135
1. Pennington, Ephraim (to New Haven, Conn, 1643)
2. Penington, Edward (in Philadelphia before 1701)
3. Penington, William (Philadelphia, 1770s)

Or five fusils in fess Azure

1. Family from Lancashire.
2. From Amersham, Bucks.
3. Seal on letter dated 1788; engraved on silver

1. Vermont,Crozier 1
2. NEHGS #386
3. Bolton
Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of (independent 1776)

Per fess Azure and Vert on a fess Or a plow between in chief a three-masted ship under full sail on waves of the sea proper and in base three garbs Or

Tinctures prescribed by the General Assembly, 1 July 1809. See [[State.Pennsylvania">our article on Pennsylvania's arms.
Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of (independent 1776)

Per fess Argent and Azure on a fess Or a plow between in chief a three-masted ship under full sail on waves of the sea proper and in base three garbs Or

In use by April 1777. Early emblazonments (the state seal, banknotes, other engravings, and a painting in the chamber of the state Supreme Court) all show the tinctures given here. See [[State.Pennsylvania">our article on Pennsylvania's arms.
Pennsylvania, Province of (charter 1681)

Argent on a fess Sable three plates

Arms of Penn (see above) used as arms of dominion on provincial seals, boundary markers, proclamations and statutes, etc. Sometimes with a crescent in chief for difference.
1. Penn, William (b. London, 1644; to Pennsylvania, 1682)
2. Penn, Thomas (in Pennsylvania, 1732-51)
3. Penn, John (b. London, 1749; d. Pennsylvania, 1795)

Argent on a fess Sable three plates

1. Founder and first proprietor of Pennsylvania; arms on his bookplate, seal, and many official uses. Sometimes shown with a crescent in chief for difference.
2. Arms on his bookplate; son of William Penn, #1, and co-proprietor of Pennsylvania
3. Grandson of William Penn, #1. Governor of Pennsylvania, 1763-71, 1773-76. Arms on his seal impaling "Per chevron Gules and Ermine in chief two lions' heads erased Argent" (Allen).

1. Crozier 1, Vermont,Bolton,NEHGS #177
3. Bolton
Penrose, Joseph (to Berks Co, Pa, bef 1775)

Argent three bendlets Sable each charged with three mullets pierced Argent

Engraved on cup brought from England

Bolton
1. Pepperrell, Sir William, Bt (Kittery, Me, 1696-1759)
2. Pepperrell, Sir William, Bt (Kittery, Me, 1746-London, 1816)

Argent a chevron Gules between three pine-apples (pine cones) Vert, on a canton Gules a fleur-de-lis Argent and on an inescutcheon Argent a sinister hand Gules (for a baronet of the United Kingdom)

1. Son of William Pepperrell above. The canton is an augmentation of honor for his role in the capture of the French fortress of Louisbourg in 1745; he was created a baronet for the same service in 1746. Arms on the confirmation of the arms, his bookplate, engraved on baptismal basin donated to First Church, Kittery, and tricked in the Gore Roll of Arms. Acting governor of Massachusetts, 1757.
2. On his hatchment with the baronet's badge in chief point and the arms of Royall ("Azure three garbs Or") on an escutcheon of pretense, St Mary's Church, Upper Froyle, Hampshire. Born William Pepperrell Sparhawk (q.v.), grandson of Sir William Pepperrell, #1; changed his name in accordance with his grandfather's will by private act of the General Court of Massachusetts, 1773, and assumed his arms. His grandfather's baronetcy was re-created for him in 1774.

1. Crozier 1, Bolton
2. Froyle Archive
1. Pepperrell, William (1647-1733, d. Kittery, Me)
2. Pepperrell, William (Kittery, Me, 1696-1759)

Argent a chevron Gules between three pine-apples (pine cones) Vert

1. On his tombstone as ordered by his son William (see also next entry) in a letter of 1735. Bolton erroneously identifies the tomb as that of the son.
2. Used by him prior to 1746.

Bolton, NEHGS #28
Percy, George (in Jamestown, Va, 1607-12)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Or a lion rampant Azure; 2nd and 3rd Azure five fusils conjoined in fess Or

President of the colonial council, 1609; deputy governor, 1611. Youngest son of the 8th Earl of Northumberland; also shown with a cross moline in fess point for difference.

NEHGS #214
Perkins, Christopher (in Norfolk, Va, by 1750)

Vert a chevron between three ostrich feathers erect Argent

Engraved on flagon donated to Christ Church, Norfolk, abt 1764

Bolton
Perkins, ----- (Connecticut, 1700s)

Per chevron the chief Argent and the base per fess dancetty Gules and Sable, overall a chevron per chevron Gules and Or; in chief a lion statant upon the point of the chevron between three fleurs-de-lis one and two Or; in base three horse's [?] heads erased one and two the lower two respectant Or

An 18th century embroidery in the collection of the Conn Hist Soc.
1. Perkins, John (of Ipswich, Mass, 1654)
2. Perkins, Edmund (of Boston, bef 1677)

Or billety a fess dancetty Ermines

1. Matthews blazons the charges Ermine instead of Ermines, probably in error.

1. Matthews
2. NEHGS #233
Peronneau, Robert (Charleston, 1731-83)

Azure a dolphin between three fleurs-de-lys [Argent?]

Bookplate

Bolton
Perot, Jacques [or James] (of Philadelphia, 1730)

Quarterly per fess indented Or and Azure four mascles counterchanged

Bookplate

Crozier 1, Matthews, Bolton
1. Perrin, Daniel (in Elizabethtown, N.J., 1665
2. Perrine, William (b. 1743)

Argent on a chevron between three escallops Sable three crosses paty Or

2. Served in Revolutionary War.

1. Bolton
2. Matthews
Perrott, Richard (d. Middlesex Co, Va, 1686)

Three pears [tinctures not given]

Seal in Middlesex C.H.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Perry, Rev Joseph (of Windsor, Conn, 1780)

Quarterly Sable and Or overall on a bend Gules three lions passant guardant [Or?], a crescent for difference

Arms on bookplate.

Bolton
Peter, Robert (b. Glasgow, 1726; d. Georgetown, D.C., 1806)

Argent a lion passant Gules surmounted of a sword paleways on a chief Sable a boar’s head couped between a mullet and a crescent Argent

The sword may be intended to be proper.

Matthews
Peters, Andrew (of Andover, Mass, 1657)

Gules on a bend Or between two escallops Argent a Cornish chough Proper between two cinquefoils Azure

Crozier 1
Peter[s], Rev Hugh (b. Fowey, Cornwall, 1598; in Salem, Mass, 1636-41)

Gules a bend between two escallops Argent

Seal on letter to Gov John Winthrop. Executed 1660 for his role in the overthrow of Charles I.

Bolton
1. Peters, William (to Philadelphia, 1739; d. 1786)
2. Peters, Richard (Philadelphia, 1744-1828)

Gules on a bend Or between two escallops Argent two cinquefoils Azure

Father and son. Arms worked in plaster circa 1770 on the ceiling of their house, Belmont, now in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia

Bolton
Petigru, James Louis (Abbeville Dist, SC, 1789-Charleston, 1863)

Gules a crescent between three mullets Argent

Arms on bookplate

Bolton
Pettibone, John (of Windsor, Conn, 1664)

Or a lion rampant Gules, on a canton Azure a pheon Argent

Crozier 1
1. Pettus, Thomas (of James City Co, Va, 1640)

Gules a fess Argent between three annulets Or

Member of Virginia Council, 1640

Crozier 1, Crozier 2
Petty, Maximilian (in Middlesex Co, Va, 1749)

A heart pierced by two arrows [tinctures not given]

Seal on his will; possibly Scottish arms of Yeoman.

Bolton
Pewterers, Society of (New York, by 1788)

Azure a coil still proper, on a chevron enhanced argent three rosettes gules

On a banner carried in the Constitutional procession of 1788, now in the New York Historical Society
Peyster, ----- de (in New York, ca. 1700)

Azure upon a terrace Vert a tree between two sheep grazing proper.

On a tankard made by Jacobus van der Speigel (1668-1716). Vermont says "The present [ca. 1886] head of the family does not countenance the addition of the two sheep, arg." See other versions above and below.

Bolton
Peyster, Frederick de (New York, ca. 1800)

Azure upon a terrace Vert a tree proper

Bookplate by P. R. Maverick. See other versions above.

Bolton
Peyster, Johannes de (Haarlem, Neth., 1626-New York, 1685; in New Amsterdam 1640)

A tree eradicated [no tinctures indicated]

On his seal brought from the Netherlands. Bolton assumes the field should be Azure, Crozier Argent. See other versions below.

Zieber, Crozier 1, Bolton, NEHGS #375
1. Peyton, Col Valentine (of Westmoreland Co, Va., 1654; d. 1665)
2. ''Peyton, Henry (d. Westmoreland Co, Va, 1659)

Sable a cross engrailed Or in the second quarter a mullet Argent all within a bordure Ermine.

Sons of Henry Peyton, barrister, of Lincoln's Inn, London

Crozier 1, Crozier 2
1. Peyton, John (of Isleham, Gloucester Co, Va, 1644)
2. Peyton, Maj. Robert (Rougham, Norf, Eng, 1640-Isleham, Gloucester Co, Va, 1694)

Sable a cross engrailed Or

Same arms as various Peyton families from Cambridgeshire and Kent.

1. NEHGS #539, Vermont, Crozier 1
2. Crozier 2, Vermont
Phelps, William (of Dorchester, Mass, 1630)

Argent on a fess Azure between four lions rampant Gules three mullets Argent

Later painting

Bolton
Phelps, William (of Dorchester, Mass, 1630; later to Windsor, Conn)

Argent a lion rampant Sable between six cross-crosslets fitchy Gules.

See alternative arms below.

Vermont,Crozier 1
Philadelphia, City of (f. 1682)

Azure a fess Or between in chief a plow and in base a ship under sail on waves of the sea proper

Adopted by the city council 1789.

Pa. Soc. Yearbook 1909
Philadelphia, City of (f. 1682)

Quarterly, 1st Azure on a fess Argent two hands clasped the arms sleeved proper; 2nd Vert a garb Or; 3rd Argent a balance proper; 4th Gules a ship under sail on waves of the sea proper

Adopted by the city council 1701, engraved on the city seal and on a medal presented to Col John Armstrong, 1756. Also on a 1720 painting of the city by Peter Cooper but in different tinctures.

Pa. Soc. Yearbook 1909
Philadelphia Light Horse (f. 1774)

Azure a round knot of three interlacings with 13 divergent wavy bellied double-foliated ends Or

On a standard made in 1775. Raised as "Light Horse of the City of Philadelphia," later redesignated "First Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry."
Philipse, Frederik (of Philipsburg, N.Y., 1693)

Azure issuant from a ducal coronet a demi-lion Argent ducally crowned Or.

On his bookplate and engraved on a teapot. First lord of the manor of Philipsburg, granted 1693. Vermont blazons the coronet from which the lion issues as a French viscount's coronet.

Vermont,Crozier 1, Bolton
1. Phillips, Samuel (Boston, 1662-1720)
2. Phillips, Timothy (Boston, 1658-Charlestown, Mass, 1755)

Argent a lion rampant Sable gorged Gules and chained Or

1. Entry in the Gore Roll of Arms, dated 1711.
2. Impaled by arms of Jackson on a paper filigree emblazonment made by his granddaughter Sarah Jackson, dated 1734.

1. Gore
2. PBS "Antiques Roadshow," 4 Feb 2013
Phillips, William (Boston, 1722-1804)

Or a lion rampant Sable gorged and chained [Argent?]

Engraved on a flagon left to Old South Church, Boston, impaling "Sable on a chevron Or three sprigs of broom Vert and on a canton Or a spearhead palewise Azure embrued Gules" (for Bromfield)

Bolton
Phippen, David (of Hingham, Mass., 1635)

Argent two bars and in chief three escallops Sable

Arms confirmed to his brother Rev George Fitzpen alias Fippen of Truro in the 1620 visitation of Cornwall by right of descent from Henry Fitzpen of St. Mary Overy, Devon. Also on a copy made in 1768 of a genealogy drawn by David's son William, but with the bars very pale blue and the escallops gray.

Her. Jl. IV:1,Vermont,Crozier 1, Matthews,NEGHS #12
Phipps, Samuel (Middlesex Co, Mass, 1671-1725)

A chevron between three bunches of grapes slipped and leaved [tinctures not indicated]

Seal on various probate documents. Although no tinctures are given, Her. Jl. 4:29 attributes these arms to the family of Bradway based on the design.

Bolton
1. Phip[p]s, Sir William (nr Kennebec, Me, 1651-London, 1695)
2. Phip[p]s, Spencer (Rowley, Mass, 1685-Cambridge, Mass, 1757)

Sable a trefoil slipped Ermine within an orle of eight mullets Argent

1. Seal on his will, 1695. See variant above. Governor of Massachusetts, 1692-94.
2. Gore Roll of Arms. Born Spencer Bennett, adopted by his uncle Sir William Phipps and took his name and arms. Acting Governor of Massachusetts Bay 1749-53 and 1756-57. See variant above.

1. Bolton
2. Gore Roll
1. Phip[p]s, Sir William (nr Kennebec, Me, 1651-London, 1695)
2. Phip[p]s, Spencer (Rowley, Mass, 1685-Cambridge, Mass, 1757)

Sable a trefoil slipped within an orle of eight mullets Argent

1. Governor of Massachusetts, 1692-94. See variant below.
2. Engraved on "A Prospect of the Colledges in Cambridge," ca 1739, dedicated to him. Born Spencer Bennett, adopted by his uncle Sir William Phipps and took his name and arms. Acting Governor of Massachusetts, 1749-53 and 1756-57. See variant below.
These arms also appear inexplicably on the tomb of David Wood, d. 1762, in the Phipps Street Burying Ground, Charlestown, Mass.

1. NEHGS #469, Bolton
2. Bolton
Piatt, John (of Trenton, N.J., 1740)

Azure on a fess Argent a lion passant [color?] in chief three spheres Argent

Crozier 1, Matthews
Pickering, John (in Essex Co, Mass, 1722)

A lion rampant [tinctures not indicated]

Seal on his will

Bolton
1. Pickering, William (Salem, Mass, 1670/1-abt 1723)
2. Pickering, Timothy (Salem, Mass, 1702/3-1778)
3. Pickering, Col Timothy (Salem, Mass, 1745-1829)

Ermine a lion rampant Azure crowned Or

1. Engraved on a tankard made by E. Winslow abt 1690, with initials W[illiam] and H[annah] P[ickering] added 1695-1700.
2. "Hatchment" embroidered by his daughter Sarah, dated 1753.
3. Silver seal. Son of Timothy Pickering, #2.

1. Bolton
2. Bolton
3. Bolton
1. Pickman, Benjamin (Salem, Mass, 1645-1708)
2. Pickman, Benjamin (b. Salem, Mass, 1708)
3. Pickman, Samuel (b. Salem, Mass, 1712)
4. Pickman, Thomas (Salem, Mass, 1773-1817)
5. Pickman, ----- (Salem, Mass, late 1700s)

Gules two battle-axes in saltire Or between four martlets Argent

1. Tombstone
2. Gore Roll of Arms, entry dated 1720; engraved on tankard donated to First Church, Salem, 1759
3. Tombstone of his wife, Abigail, d. 1761, Salem Graveyard
4. On his tombstone
5. Painting by Salem heraldic painter Samuel Blyth (1740-87)

1. Bolton
2. Bolton
3. Bolton
4. Bolton
5. Bolton
Pierce, Jerathmiel (Salem, Mass, 1747-1827)

Argent a fess humetty Gules between three ravens rising Sable

Embroidered "hatchment" by his daughter Sarah, 1796

Bolton
Pierce, Nathaniel (in Portsmouth, N.H., 1751)

An eagle displayed [tinctures not given]

Seal on document, 1751

Bolton
Pierce, William L. (New York [?], ca 1800)

Argent a fess humetty between three blackbirds [rising?] Sable

Bookplate by Maverick

Bolton
Pierpont, Charles (in Boston, ca 1790)

Argent semy of cinquefoils a lion rampant Gules

Bookplate by Samuel Hill

Bolton
Pierrepont, James (of Ipswich, Mass, 1652)

Argent semy of cinquefoils Gules a lion rampant Sable

Arms of the Dukes of Kingston and Earls Manvers (line extinct 1773).

Vermont,Crozier 1
Pinckney, Charles (Charleston, 1757-1824)

Argent five lozenges conjoined in pale within a bordure engrailed Sable

On his bookplate. Signer of the Constitution, Governor of South Carolina, U.S. Representative and Senator

Bolton
Pinckney, Philip (d. Eastchester, N.Y., 1687)

Or four fusils in fess Gules

Tricked on a document signed by his daughter Rachel and her husband John Pell and placed under the cornerstone of Trinity Church, New Rochelle, N.Y., abt 1700

Bolton
Pinkerton, John (of Chester Co, Pa, 1760)

Or a chevron Vert

Crozier 1
Pintard, John (New York, 1759-1844)

Azure on a fess Or between three mullets Argent three roses [Gules?]

Bookplate by Maverick

Bolton
Pitcher, Andrew (of Dorchester, Mass, 1641)

Or a bend Gules surmounted by another Azure

Matthews
Pitkin, William (Hartford, 1694-1769)

Azure on a bend between two swans Argent gorged and chained [Or?] a torteau between two mullets Sable

Governor of Connecticut, 1766-69. Arms on his seal and on a sampler by Jerusha Pitkin (his niece?) ca 1750-55, Conn Hist Soc.

Bolton
Pitts, Edmund (of Hingham, Mass, 1640)

Gules a fess counter-compony Or and Azure between three bezants

Crozier 1
Place, Rowland (of Henrico Co, Va, by 1669; d. 1713)

Per pale Or and Gules a lion passant guardant counterchanged

Member of Virginia Council, 1680

Crozier 2
Plaisted, Col Ichabod (Salem, Mass, 1700-62)

Argent three boars' heads couped Gules

Engraved on a baptismal basin donated to First Church, Salem, 1762

Bolton
Plaisted, Ichabod (Salem, Mass, 1663-1715)

A cross between four garbs [tinctures not indicated]

Seals on letters dated 1708-1713

Bolton
Plaisted, John (of Portsmouth, N.H., 1679)

Ermine three elephants’ heads erased Argent

Arms on his seal; Bolton suggests these are arms of Saunders. "Ermine" is probably an error for "ermines," white ermine spots on black.

Bolton
Planch, Jacques de la (of Berks Co, Pa, 1720)

Argent billety a lion Sable debruised of a baton bendwise Gules

Crozier 1
Plumb, John (of Dorchester, Mass, and Branford, Conn, d. 1648)

Ermine a bend vairy Or and Gules cotised Vert

Born Great Yeldham, Essex.

NEHGS #391
Plumstead, Clement (in Philadelphia by 1723, d. 1745)

Ermine three chevronels Sable, the upper one charged with three annulets Argent

On old silver

Bolton, Zieber, NEHGS #345
Plympton, Thomas (of Sudbury, Mass, 1676)

Azure five fusils in fess Or each charged with an escallop Gules

Crozier 1
Poe, John (of Maryland, 1743)

Argent a fess between three crescents Azure issuing flames Proper

Matthews
Poindexter, George (of Gloucester Co, Va, 1650)

Per fess Azure and Or in chief a dexter hand clenched Proper cuffed Or and in base a mullet Azure

Crozier 1
Pole (or Poole), William (d. Dorchester, Mass, 1674)

Azure a lion rampant Argent between seven fleurs-de-lis Or, in dexter chief a mullet [for difference?]

Arms on tombstone, Dorchester Graveyard. See alternative blazon above.

Bolton
Pole (or Poole), William (d. Dorchester, Mass, 1674)

Azure semy-de-lis a lion rampant Argent.

See alternative blazon below.

Matthews,NEHGS #57
Polhemus, Rev Johannes Theodore (of New Amsterdam, 1654)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure a lion passant and a canton Or; 2nd and 3rd Argent a fess Gules between a wheel Sable in chief and a heart Gules in base.

See previous entry for alternative blazon.

Vermont
Polhemus, Rev Johannes Theodore (of New Amsterdam, 1654)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure a lion passant Or; 2nd and 3rd Argent a fess Gules between a wheel Sable in chief and a heart Gules in base.

See next entry for alternative blazon.

Crozier 1
Pollard, William (of Billerica, Mass, 1692)

Argent a chevron Azure between three escallops Gules

Crozier 1
Pollock, Charles (of Northumberland Co, Pa, 1750)

Vert a saltire Or between three buglehorns in flanks and base Argent stringed Or

Said by Crozier to have been granted 1672; probably referring to date of matriculation in Lyon Register of arms of Pollock of that Ilk, which are the same except for being garnished Gules.

Crozier 1, Matthews
Pomeroy, Maj Gen Seth (Northampton, Mass, 1706-Peekskill, NY, 1777)

Or a lion rampant Gules holding in the dexter paw an apple Proper, all within a bordure engrailed Sable

Crozier 1
Pontalba, Jean-Joseph Delfau, Baron de (in Louisiana 1732; d. New Orleans, 1760)

Gules two scythes in saltire blades to base and opposed Argent on a chief Vert three chess rooks Or

From Pontaubard, Fourmagnac (Lot), France.

NEHGS #453
1. Poole, Capt Edward (of Weymouth, Mass, 1635)
2. Poole, John (of Boston, 1709)

Azure a lion rampant Argent within an orle of eight fleurs-de-lis Or.

2. Gore Roll of Arms

1. Crozier 1, Matthews
2. Gore Roll
Poole, Henry (of Boston, ca 1643)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Azure semy-de-lis Or a lion rampant Argent (Poole); 2nd Argent a chevron Sable between three bucks' heads caboshed Gules (Buerton?); 3rd Argent three capons Sable (Capenhurst)

NEHGS #291
Poor[e], Benjamin (Newburyport, Mass,1797-1853)

Or a fess Azure between three mullets Gules

Bookplate

Bolton
Poore, James (of Newbury, Mass., 1635)

Argent a fess Azure between three mullets Gules.

From Wiltshire.

Vermont,Crozier 1,Matthews
1. Popham, George (d. Kennebec River, Me, 1608)
2. Popham, George (d. New England, 1698)
3. Popham, William (to Westchester Co, NY, 1716)

Argent on a chief Gules two stags’ heads caboshed Or.

Same arms as Popham of Shanklin, Isle of Wight, Eng.
1. With a crescent for difference.

1. NEHGS #527
2. Matthews
3. Vermont,Crozier 1
1. Porter, John (of Windsor, Conn, 1639)
2. Porter, Richard (of Weymouth, Mass, 1635)

Argent on a fess Sable cotised Or three church bells Argent.

Vermont,Crozier 1
1. Porter, Robert (Montgomery Co, Pa, 1720)

Sable three church bells Argent a canton Ermine.

1.Crozier 1
Post, Richard (of Southampton, NY, 1640)

Argent on a fess between three arches Gules a lion passant between two roundels Argent

Crozier 1
1. Poultney, Richard (to Virginia, 1730)
2. Poulteney, Thomas (Lancaster, Pa, 1762-Baltimore 1828)

Argent a fess dancetty Gules, in chief three leopards’ faces [Gules?]

1. Vermont says descendant of Poultney of Miserton, Leics.
2. Bookplate

1. Vermont, Crozier 1
2. Bolton
Powel, Samuel (Philadelphia, 1738-93)

Per fess Argent and Or a lion rampant Gules

Bookplate. Mayor of Philadelphia, 1775-76 and 1789-90.

Bolton
Power, James (of King William Co, Va, 1740s-60s)

Argent a bend engrailed and on a chief Gules three escallops Argent

Bookplate

Bolton
Pownall, Thomas (1722-1805, to New York 1753)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Argent a lion rampant Sable; 2nd and 3rd Gules a chevron between three lions' gambs bendways erased within a bordure and on a chief Argent an eagle displayed Sable (for Browne)

On an engraved portrait dated 1777, impaling "Sable a lion rampant and on a canton Argent a cross Gules" (Churchill). Bolton blazons the lion's gambs Sable, but they are correctly Argent and appear as such on the portrait.

Bolton
1. Pownall, Thomas (1722-1805, to New York 1753)
2. Pownall, Thomas (b. ca. 1760?)

Argent a lion Sable charged on the shoulder with a cross paty Argent

1. Engraved on a 1755 map of the middle colonies dedicated to him; on his bookplate impaling "Gules a hand fesswise holding a dagger erect between two mullets pierced Argent." See quartered version below. Governor of Massachusetts 1757-60, Governor of South Carolina 1760.
2. On his bookplate impaling "Argent Minerva standing with a spear and shield [proper?]." Son of Thomas Pownall, #1.

1. NEHGS #256
Poyen de St-Sauveur, Joseph Rochemont de (of Newburyport, Mass, d. 1792)

Gules upon a champagne Vert a peacock passant Argent, on a chief Azure three estoiles Or

NEHGS #436
Pratt, John (of Bristol, RI, 1735)

Sable on a fess between three elephants’ heads erased Argent three mullets Sable

Crozier 1
Pratt, Lt William (b. Hertfordshire, Eng, 1622; d. Saybrook, Mass, 1678)

Vert a fess dancetty in chief two lions rampant Argent

Matthews
1. Pratt, Lt William (of Cambridge, Mass, 1632)
2. Pratt, John (of Cambridge, Mass, 1632)
3. Pratt, William (of Gloucester Co, Va, 1720)

Argent on a chevron Sable between three pellets each charged with a martlet Argent three mascles Or

3. Seals on letters of William and other family members.

1. Crozier 1
2. Crozier 1
3. Crozier 2, Bolton
Pratt, Roger (presumed d. North Carolina, 1587)

Ermine on a chief Gules 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.
Preble, Abraham (of Scituate, Mass, 1636)

Gules on a pale Or between four lions’ heads erased Argent three lozenges Sable.

Drawings in family from early 18th century. Also on a bookplate with no given name.

Vermont,Crozier 1, Matthews, Bolton
Prentis, Joseph (of Suffolk Co, Va, 1776)

Per chevron Or and Sable three greyhounds courant counterchanged collared Gules

Speaker of the House of Delegates, 1787.

Crozier 2, Bolton
Prescott, James (Groton, Mass, 1721-1800)

Quarterly, 1st and 4th Sable a chevron between three owls Argent; 2nd and 3rd Ermine a cross raguly Argent (for Lawrence?)

Embroidered "hatchment" by his daughter Susanna (b. 1757). If the 2nd and 3rd quarters are for Lawrence, the cross should be Gules.

Bolton
1. Prescott, John (to Watertown, Mass, 1640)
2. Prescott, William H. (Salem, Mass, 1796-Boston, 1859)

Sable a chevron between three owls Argent

1. From Shevington, Lancs.
2. On his bookplate.
Same arms as Prescott baronets of Theobald's Park, Herefordshire.

1. Vermont,Crozier 1
2. Bolton
Preston, James (of Maryland, 1760)

Argent three unicorns’ heads erased Sable

Matthews
Preston, John (of Staunton, Va, 1735)

Ermines on a chief Argent three crescents Gules.

Crozier 1
1. Preston, Samuel (Patuxent, Md, 1665-Philadelphia, 1743)
2. Preston, Thomas (of Philadelphia, 1760)

Ermine on a chief Sable three crescents Or

1. Arms on his bookplate. Mayor of Philadelphia, 1711-12.
2. Arms on his bookplate.

Bolton
Prettyman, William (of Lewes, Del, 1662)

Gules a lion passant between [three?] mullets Or

Crozier's blazon omits the number of mullets.

Crozier 1
Prevost, ----- (Westchester Co, N.Y., 1780s?)

Azure a dexter arm fesswise issuing from a cloud in sinister flank grasping a sword erect proper hilted and pommelled Or

On seals of the family

Vermont, Bolton
Price, Ezekiel (of Boston, 1760)

[Sable] a lion rampant reguardant [Or]

Arms on his bookplate; tinctures conjectural.

Bolton
Price, Joan (b. Shrewsbury, Eng, 1584; to Maine, 1633)

Gules a lion rampant guardant Or in sinister chief three annulets two and one Argent

Mrs. George Cleeve

NEHGS#390
Pride, Halcott B. (b. North Carolina, 1765)

Argent a mullet Gules between three crescents Or [sic]

Bookplate by Maverick

Bolton
Priestley, Joseph (Birstall, Yorks, 1733-Northumberland, Pa, 1804)

Gules on a chevron Argent between three towers issuing demi-lions Or three grappling hooks [Sable]

On his bookplate. The discoverer of oxygen; immigrated to Pennsylvania 1794.

Bolton
Prime, Mark (of Rowley, Mass, 1683)

Argent a man’s leg erased at the thigh Sable

Crozier 1
Prince, Rev Thomas (Sandwich, Mass, 1687-Boston, 1758)

Gules a saltire Or surmounted of a cross engrailed Ermine

Pen and ink drawing in his diary dated 1710

Bolton
1. Prioleau, Dr Thomas Grimball (South Carolina, 1786-1876)
2. Prioleau, Samuel (South Carolina, ca 1800?)

Paly of six Argent and Or on a chief Gules a label of three points [Argent?]

1. Bookplate
2. Bookplate
The label is presumably for difference.

Bolton
Proctor, Capt Richard (d. Philadelphia, 1753)

[Argent?] a chevron [Sable?] between three martlets [Gules?]

Tombstone, Christ Church, Philadelphia

Zieber, Bolton
1. Provoost, David (of New York, 1638)
2. Provoost, John (New York, 1715-67)
3. Provoost, Rt Rev Samuel (New York, 1742-1815)

Argent three arrows points upward each enfiled by a pierced mullet [Sable?]

2. On his bookplate; 2xgreat grandson of David Provoost, #1
2. On two bookplates, one of which shows these arms impaling "Azure a bar between two chevronels Or" (Bousfield?), the shield ensigned with a mitre. First Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York; son of John Provoost, #2.
Arms also engraved on a silver salver by Christian Feuter, ca 1775-1800.

1. Vermont,Crozier 1, Matthews
2. Bolton
3. Vermont,Crozier 1, Matthews, Bolton
Pruyn, Francis Janszoon (of New York, 1661)

Or three merlettes Sable

Crozier 1
Pryce, Charles (of North Carolina, 1770)

Gules a lion rampant regardant Azure [sic]

Arms on his bookplate

Bolton
Pumpelly, Harmon (Salisbury, Conn, 1795-Albany, N.Y., 1882)

Azure a pile Argent debruised by a pale Gules charged with a fleur-de-lis between two roses [tincture not given]

Bookplate. Possibly the same arms shown above for John Pumpelly without the chief.

Bolton
Pumpelly (Pompilie), John (to Massachusetts ca 1720)

Argent chaussé Azure overall on a pale Gules between two roses a fleur-de-lis, and on a chief Or an eagle displayed Sable

His father Jean Pompilie said to have been a Huguenot immigrant to Canada, originally of Italian origin.

Matthews
Purifoy, Lt Thomas (of Elizabeth City Co, Va, 1635)

Sable three pairs of armed hands embracing Argent

Crozier 1
Putnam, John (d. Danvers, Mass, 1662)

Sable crusily fitchy a stork Argent beaked and legged Gules

Matthews, NEHGS #35
Putnam, Tarrant (?) (in Essex Co, Mass, 1800-05)

Azure a chevron Argent between in chief three boars' heads couped and in base a lion rampant Or [possibly Argent]

Embroidery by Betsy Putnam after painting attributed to John Coles, Sr., ca 1780-90. Possibly the daughter of Tarrant Putnam. Also an embroidery after the same painting by Sally Putnam, made ca 1790-1810.
Pynchon, William (of Roxbury and Springfield, Mass, 1627)

Per bend Argent and Sable three roundels within a bordure counterchanged.

See previous entry for alternative blazon.

Crozier 1
Pynchon, William (of Roxbury and Springfield, Mass, 1627)

Per bend Argent and Sable, three roundels within a bordure engrailed counterchanged.

Founder of Springfield, Mass. See next entry for alternative blazon.

Matthews,NEHGS #8, Bolton
1. Pyne, John (b. Ireland, 1766; of Charleston, S.C.)
2. Pyne, Thomas (from London, to New York City by 1828; d. 1851)

Gules a chevron Ermine between three pine-apples (pine cones) Or

1.Matthews
2.NEHGS #513