ROLL OF EARLY AMERICAN ARMS - Y
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Yale College (New Haven, f. 1701)
[Azure] an open book inscribed in Hebrew characters with the words Urim v thummim proper
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1. Yale, David (to Boston bef 1649)
2. Yale, Thomas (to Boston bef 1649)Ermine a saltire engrailed Gules
Brothers; later to New Haven
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Yates, Charles (Philadelphia, late 1700s?)
Or a chevron between three gates Sable
Bookplate by H. Dawkins
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1. Yates, James Samuel (Philadelphia, 18th century?)
2. Yates, Peter Waldron (Albany, N.Y., 1747-Caughnawaga, N.Y., 1826)Argent a fess between three gates Sable
1. Bookplate by H. Dawkins
2. Bookplate by H. Dawkins; member of the Continental Congress
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Yeamans, Shute Shrimpton (London, 1721-69; owned property in Massachusetts)
Gules a chevron between three spearheads Argent
Engraved on a silver cream jug; grandson of Sir John Yeamans above
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Yeamans, Sir John, Bt (Bristol, Eng, ca 1605-Barbados, ca 1676)
Sable a chevron between three spear cronels Argent
Governor of Carolina, 1671-74. As a baronet, Sir John would have entitled added a small escutcheon Argent charged with a sinister hand Gules, probably in honor point.
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Yeamans, Sir John, Bt (Bristol, Eng, ca 1605-Barbados, ca 1676)
Sable a chevron between three spear points Argent
Gore Roll of Arms, entry for his daughter-in-law Elizabeth, wife of John Yeamans, Esq, of Antigua, 1721 (impaling arms of Shrimpton). Governor of Carolina, 1671-74.
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Yeardley, Sir George (Surrey, Eng, 1587-Northampton Co, Va, 1627)
Argent on a chevron Azure three garbs Or, on a canton Gules a fret Or
Governor of Virginia, 1616-17
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Yonge, Col John
'See "Youngs" below'
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1. Young, Bridget (of Hartford, 1640)
2. Young, Archibald (d. Providence, R.I., 1786)Or three roses Gules
1. Daughter of William Young, of Kenton, Warwickshire
2. Crozier 1 -
Young, Robert (Guilford, Pa, 1768-Washington [?], 1821)
Argent on a chevron Azure three roundels Or, on a chief Gules two cinquefoils Or
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Youngs, Rev. John (Southwold, Suffolk, 1598-Southold, Long Island, N.Y., 1672)
Per bend Ermine and Ermines a lion rampant Or
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Youngs (Yonge), Col John (Southwold, Suffolk, 1623-Southold, Long Island, N.Y., 1698)
Ermine a lion rampant [tincture not given]
Seal on his will; as the seal is missing tinctures, these could be the same arms as those shown for his father, Rev John Youngs, above
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Yuille, John (Darleith, Scot, 1719-Williamsburg, Va, 1746)
Argent on a fess between three crescents Sable a garb Or banded Gules.
Arms on tomb, Bruton Churchyard, Williamsburg; son of Thomas Yuille of Darleith, Scotland.
On the seal adopted by the college sometime between 1722 and 1736. The original seal had no indication of tinctures; the emblazonment shows those adopted subsequently.