# tblArmItems

ArmTxt:
celui de son, de gueles a le faisse d or a vj lozenges d or perchies


ArmTxt:
celui de houppes, de sable a le bende d argent a ij fresiaux de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de maucourt, d or a x losenges de sable en pel, et crie mengny


ArmTxt:
celui de chastel, bende de sable et d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de puysieux, eschiquete d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de sarnay, d or a l ecusson d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de proussy, de sable a iij lions d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de bethencourt, d or a x merlettes de gueles a lambiaux d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de leglantier, d argent a iij tourteaux de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de foursome, de gueles a j lion d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de monsures, d argent a le croix de sable a v fremaulx d or


ArmTxt:
celui de bretegny, d argent a le faisse de gueles a le molette de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de candoire, telz armes a j lion au chief de sable passant


ArmTxt:
le sire de tilly, d azur a le croix d argent fretet de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de bouc, esquartele d argent a j lion de gueles billete d asur, et de bosc, et crie walencourt


ArmTxt:
celui de heryes, d azur a j sautoir d or


ArmTxt:
celui de mouchiraux, eschiquete d argent et d asur a le faisse de gueles, et crie puysieux


ArmTxt:
celui de cramoisy, eschiquete d or et de gueles au chief d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de houdanville, de rocroilles, biauvoisin

AiCmnt:
Rocroilles [1470], bea = à la croix dentée de sable (pop).


ArmTxt:
celui d estrees, de moy a j lioncel d argent en le premier losengie


ArmTxt:
celui de goy, de walincourt a le bordure de sable dentee a le molette de mesmes

AIRefs:
PRT:1099* (a1); LBQ:1135* (less mullet); CHA:473* (billety);


ArmTxt:
celui de montigny, de sable a v tournelles d or


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte, de franche a lambiau de gueles chastele d or

AiCmnt:
Arms of the county of Artois, created 1226 for Robert, a younger brother of Louis IX 'Saint-Louis', and held until 1302 by his male descendants. After the death at Courtrai  of Robert (II) it went in 1309 to his daughter Mahaut (d.1329), wife of Othon (IV) C.Bourgogne, and through their daughter Jeanne to the capetian dukes of Bourgogne until the death of Philippe de Rouvre in 1361. On the remarriage of his widow Marguerite de Flandre (heiress through her father and grandmother) to Philippe 'hardi' the newly created valois duke, it eventually became part of the greater burgundian territory (duchy, county palatine, Flanders, Artois a.o. fiefs).
    The arms are France differentiated with a label ch. with castles or towers for Blanche de Castilel, mother of Robert and Saitn-Louis.
    Parts of Artois, and families noted in armorials, were at various times noted as being in Flanders, Picardy or other subareas in the present departments of Pas-de-Calais, Somme and and Nord.
DBF 3:1201; ESNF 3.1:70;  Anselme 2:3; wikipedia; XRO:525;
#- Ci aprés sensuivent les armes de le conte d’Artoiz et des seigneurs du paiz à baniere


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de guines, vairie contre vairie d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
C.Guînes (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Calais, c-l-c), an ancient fief of the C.Flanders, sold in 1282 to the french crown and reenfeoffed. Confiscated 1351 from Raoul de Brienne C.Guines & d'Eu, and for a time a frontier post held variously by the french and english.
ESNF 3.3:434 (1137-42; S.Semur-en-Brionnais); Anselme 8:742-745 (Guines-Coucy); XDF:5493;


ArmTxt:
le sire de fyenes, d argent a j lion de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Fiennes, 6 km SSW of Guines (dep Pas-de-Calais), one of the 12 barons of county of Guines. Robert dit Moreau de Fiennes (d.c1380) was appointed connétable de France in 1356.
     A branch of Fienens was prominent in England.
Anselme 6:167-171 + 172-178 (cadets); Chenaye DN 8:38-50;  XDD:196 + 2162; XDA:7-8 (Rob, 1361, 1367);


ArmTxt:
le sire de colemberg, telz armes a lambiaul de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Colembert, 17 km E of Boulogne, no details.


ArmTxt:
le connestable de boulenois sire de fienes, coronez d or

AiCmnt:
The hereditary connétable de Boulonnais, probably the S.Hermelinghen (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Boulogne), 4 km SE from Fiennes and 7 km from Colembert. Baudouin S.Hermelinghen was noted a connétable in 1301. Similar arms as Fiennes [1611].
Prinet CPF 20;  XDA:88 (lion, Baudouin, 1301);


ArmTxt:
le sire de heuchin, de fienes a billecte de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Heuchin (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c), a cadet of Fiennes [1611], separated c.1260.
Chesnaye DN 8:43-48;


ArmTxt:
le sire de plancque, telz armes a j baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Planques (dep Pas-de-Calais), 24 km E of Montreuil, and a few km W of the battlefield of Azincourt, a cadet of Fiennes [1611] through Heuchin.
   An english branch lived in Leicestershire.
Brault RAE 2:346;  Eeckhout FM 1:336;


ArmTxt:
le conte de boulongne, d or a confanon de gueles

AiCmnt:
C.Boulogne. The county was held 1260-1418 by the C.Auvergne. The arms are those of arms of Courtenay, used by Mectilde de Flandre Cs.Boulogne (d.1210)  and Ida de Boulogne (sigil 1181/83). 
ESNF 3:735 (Auvergne) + 2:47 (Blois-Champagne) + 10:1 (Tremoille) + 2:7 (Lorraine) + 3:621 (**) + 3:649 (Dammartin);  Anselme 6:247; Paravicini OAK 118;


ArmTxt:
le conte de saint pol, les armes de leimbourg

AiCmnt:
C.St.Pol-sur-Ternoise (dep Pas-de-Calais).  Waleran (III) de Luxembourg, 1355-1415, C.Ligny & St.Pol & Roussy, son of Guy and Mahaut de Châtillon, heiress of St.Pol.


ArmTxt:
le sire de rolaincourt, de chastillon a ij lions de sable passans juans de le patte

AiCmnt:
S.Rollancourt (dep Pas-de-Calais), 7 km NE of Hesdin, held by Hugues de Bazoches (Châtillon), fl.1364-1385, S.Dampierre & Rollancourt, master of the crossbowmen 1385, see [1143].
Newman N 1:125-139 (Bazoches);  XRO:2990 (Hugues, 1364); XDC:2333+2334+2335 (Hugues, 1369, 1373, 1380); XDF:57 (Hugues S.Dampierre & Rollancourt, maitre d'Arbaletriers, 1385);


ArmTxt:
les armes de relaincourt, d argent a trois maillais de gueles, et crie mailly

AiCmnt:
S.Rollancourt, see previous item. The heiress, Marie de Rollaincourt, married Jean de Châtillon S.Dampierre (fl.1321). Arms of Mailly.
Rolland 5:182; XRA 3:264  (1321, Robert S.Rollaincourt);


ArmTxt:
le sire de medon, d or a iij marlars d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Nedon (dep Pas-de-Calais), 8 km NE of Heuchin, held by a branch of Mailly c.1320-1360, extinct into Neuville.
Anselme 6:660;


ArmTxt:
les armes de bethune, d argent a le faisse de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Bethune (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-a), see also [1455].
ESNF 7:57-60; Anselme 4:206+210 + 5:30; Wittert NA 1:161-; Eeckhout FM 1:267; XRO:1414 (Mathieu S.Bethune & Locques, 1347);


ArmTxt:
le sire d olehain, d argent a iij tourtiaux de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Olhain (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Houdain, cne Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen). The family was also known as Montigny.
Eeckhout FM 1:321; P Feuchère, le Vielle families 2: Olhain, 3: Allouagne (re AHS,1950, 64:91);  XDA:527 (1304, Jean);


ArmTxt:
les armes de lisques, bende d argent et d asur, et crie son nom ; et les porte le seigneur d odrehan

AiCmnt:
S.Licques, one of the 12 baronies in comté de Guines, at Licques (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Calais, can Guines., Mathieu S.Licques fl.1400 was inherited by his brother-in-law Recourt de Lens.
     Arnold d'Audreghem, o.s.p.1370, was created maréchal de France in 1351.
     In LBQ and PRT with a border Gu, as had the nearby Audregem and Neuville-Matringhem.
Bozzolo CAM 1:147;  Chesnaye DN 12:83 (Licques); Anselme 6:751-752 (Audreghem);


ArmTxt:
le sire de le lijere, d argent a ij bendes de sable a le bordure de gueles dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Lières (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lillers), no details.
XDA:410+411 (Guil, 1299; Guil dit Riflart, 1328);


ArmTxt:
le sire de tieuloyes, de gueles a j lion d ermines

AiCmnt:
la Thieuloye (dep Pas-de-Calais, 8 km SW of Houdain), no details.


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de saint omer, d asur a le faisse d or

AiCmnt:
The castellan of St.Omer (dep Nord, c-l-a) and also the arms of C.Fauquembergue, a cadet.
ESNF 3.4:623; Warlop NF 1114 (1233, Wm St.Omer, sigil); Eeckhout FM 1:378 (Wm St.Omer d.1191, sigil);


ArmTxt:
le sire de paumes, telez armes armes billete d or

AiCmnt:
S.Piennes al. Peene al. Noord/Zuidpeene (dep Nord, can Cassel), a cadet of St.Omer with branches in England.
Brault RAE 2:375; Eeckhout FM 1:322-323;  XRA 3:107; XDD:3536;


ArmTxt:
le sire de simmerghem, de gueles a une quintefeuille d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Seninghem, no details, dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lumbres.
Brault ERA 85; Adam CPF 5 (#130); Eeckhout FM 1:390; XDD:3965+10483 (1244, 1304, Alard/Elenard);


ArmTxt:
le sire de cresaiques, d azur a iij tierches fueilles d or au chief de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Créseques (Crézecques, dep Pas-de-Calais, can Ardres), with confounded arms which should be {Az 3 bars tierced Or & chief Or} as for Eustache and LBQ and PRT.
Chesnaye DN 6:94; XSP:306 (1349, Eustache); Eeckhout FM 103* (sigil, 1374, Robert; 1380 Jean, less chief)


AiCmnt:
Boos prefers Chenars (en Beauce, mai-fra);


AiCmnt:
ui/ Boos;  Bonnebaut, auv; probably Mauleon, poi (clem).


AiCmnt:
Boos (in draft 2003) suggested Jean de Maillé S.Chancay & Clervaux, tur.


ArmIdf:
Bertrand de Beauveau Sr de Précigny & Pimpeau

AiCmnt:
Repainted 15C to accomodate Bertrand de Beauveau Sr de Précigny & Pimpeau, d.1471.
Mérindol, Brisures .. des armoiries de Beauveau.., 5.Col.AIH, 1987, p.199-224; OC:45v


ArmTxt:
celui de chiffleval, faissie d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de mannevillr, de gueles a l aigle d argent membre d or


ArmTxt:
celui de moniemorre, burle d argent et de sable [a deux doubles cotices de gueules]


ArmTxt:
celui de tourpes, d argent a vj tourtiaux de sable a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de saint ylaire, d or a iij aniaux de sable au lambiaul d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de thiouville, d or a j lion de gueles engreille d argent


ArmTxt:
messire jehan l abbe, d or a le croix de gueles ancree a croisttes d azur senz croiseteez

AiCmnt:
Abbé, no details. Jean l'Abbé is mentionend in St.Remy HC 116.


ArmTxt:
celui de bordes, esquartele de sable a le bende d argent et de gueles a iij molettes d or


AiCmnt:
Reginald Cobham of Sternborough, 1295-1361, famous jouster, KG 1352, baron 1347. Also noted in [118, 1361].


AiCmnt:
William 'frere' FitzWarin d.1361, summoned to Parliament 1342 as a baron, KG 1360, was a younger son of Fulk B.FitzWarin (d.1349). A famous jouster and an accomplished soldier-administrator in royal service. Also noted in company with Reginald Cobham of Sternborough in [119, 1361].


AiCmnt:
Stephen Cosington, fl.1356-1374, JP Cornw, soldier, retained by Henry D.Lancs


AiCmnt:
Richard Havering, kt, retained by John of Gaunt.
Armitage JG;


AiCmnt:
John Hastings, d.1375, E.Pembroke (jq) -#-  Lawr, 1319-1348,  E.Pembs 1339   -  John, 2E, 1347-1375, gm/ Anne Mauny (ggd/ Edw I)  -  John, 1372-1389.sp, 3E&5B, minor;
Hastings-Pembroke (unfinished)


ArmTxt:
m robert de lamur, les armes de lamur a un baston de gueules engreslé

AiCmnt:
Robert de Namur (Dampierre), 1325-1391, S.Beaufort-sur-Meuse, brother of Guillaume C.Namur [1165].
ESNF 3:53;  XDD:10448;
CHK: sigil


AiCmnt:
GEL: Louis de Namur
      Crest: wings per fess Er and Gu semy of hearts Or
BEL: Jean (III) de Namur, 1355-1429, C.Namur 1418
      Arms: bend ch. crosslet Ar at each end.  Crest: Wings ermined Gu, extra feathers extended.


AiCmnt:
Reginald Cobham of Sternborough, d.1361, with next as a pair noted 3x in BEL.
>> lead item in 46b from pos.12, no crests.


AiCmnt:
William 'frere' FitzWarin, d.1361, summoned to Parliament 1342 as a baron, KG 1360, was a younger son of Fulk B.FitzWarin (d.1349). A famous jouster and an accomplished soldier-administrator in royal service. Also noted in company with Reginald Cobham of Sternborough in [119, 1346].


ArmTxt:
le danton, de gueules a i lion d'argent rampant

AiCmnt:
hai-pic; maison d'Antoing
\BH:3016 = Bourin, ver (Cb); Jean I Antoing-Boury fl.1284 - Jean II fl.1312 (osp ?; lion+label; XRA 1:351); lordship inherited by Briffeuil branch = Jean II d'Antoing dit de Briffeuil S.Bury & Wasmes & Briffeuil d.1400, gm/ Jeanne de Ghistelles, buried at Tournai - Jean III (citizen of Valenciennes 1433);
\KUF = de sinople [gueules] au lion d'argent.;
RE: Bertolt van Buren, prevot du monastere de Werden fl.1382 (lion cour.; wes; XRA 1:350); 
REF: ESNF 13:16-17; XDF:425;  XDC:1381(Cb); XDD:10330; XDF:422;


AiCmnt:
Thierry de Walcourt, d.1345, S.Aa, hereditary maréchal d'Hainaut.


AiCmnt:
Winand von Dinsichoven, no details.
Fahne KJ 2:31;
>> BEL:  'h winãt vã dinssichauê' = Winand (clem) ¤ '.. marr vã dinssichauê' = Martin (Jq) ¤ 'h bernat va dinssichave' =  Bernhard (pas-pop); 
AMT:40 'winand von dinsichoven';  'hr winant van dinsichauen' in Adam GEL,


AiCmnt:
Winand von Dinsichoven. Winand sr transferred property to his son Winand jr in 1354 as vassal of Köln. The family came from Dorf Dunsterkouen bei Heimersheim, presently part of Bad Neuenahr (Kr. Ahrweiler, R-P).
Fahne KJ 2:31;
>> BEL:  'h winãt vã dinssichauê' = Winand (clem) ¤ '.. marr vã dinssichauê' = Martin (Jq) ¤ 'h bernat va dinssichave' =  Bernhard (pas-pop); 
AMT:40 'winand von dinsichoven';  'hr winant van dinsichauen' in Adam GEL,


AiCmnt:
Conrad VI von Schleiden fl.1360, d.1419;


AiCmnt:
Beitel van den Wijer, no details, NB! Sigil


AiCmnt:
Werner Vosken van Zwalmen, fl.1344-1351, kt.
E. Leemans-Prins, pers.com. to Jq.
RE: GEL:1189 (Vt-Er-Gu)


AiCmnt:
Mathias von Kessel, fl.1342, from nr Ruremonde, vassals of Dyck.
XRA 2:204* (1342, Mathias); Fahne KJ 1:218;


AiCmnt:
Zeitse van Bunde, enfeoffed 1352 by Jean D.Brabant with fielfs of Philippe von Valkenburg.


AiCmnt:
Louis de Cervellón.
>> legends moved between GEL:671-673 and correct for BEL:147, 149, 154;


ArmTxt:
damp pierre bonel, esquartele d argent a chastel de gueles [et] de sinoble a j buef de gueles et se dit on escorchie


AiCmnt:
Pedro de Vilaragut
>> legends moved between GEL:671-673 and correct for BEL:147, 149, 154;
Caraffa SC 4:373-374; Riquier HC #64; XSC:2950;


ArmTxt:
le sire de heusedonghe, faissie de x pieces d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Heusedongen, probably a cadet or vassal of Rodemack, see [2312, 2377, 2378].


ArmTxt:
messire manuel de cense, d or ou chief de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de renty, d argent a iij dentoires [doloires] de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Renty (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Fauquembergues) absorbed 1354 into Croy, and from then usually wtih Croy qtg Renty.
Chesnaye DN 16:962; Eeckhout FM 1:358;  XDD:3381* (1391, Oudart, label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de rilly, d or a iij chievrons d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Rély, dep Pas-de-Calais, can Aire-sur-la-Lys, a banneret by 1254. 
Eeckhout FM 1:356; XDA:583* (1328, Wm, label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de bordranville, eschiquete d argent et de sable, au chief d or a demi lion de gueles corones d or

AiCmnt:
The S.Bourdeauville, as in LBQ and PRT with the checky Ar-Az, was probably a cadet of the Cohem (Bergues), see [1718].


ArmTxt:
le chastelain d arras, de gueles au chief d ermines

AiCmnt:
The castellan of Arras. The office was held from 1170 by a branch of the castellans of Douai, which used their parent arms differentiated. However the first castellan of the Douai-cadets, Baudouin (V) sealed with a lion rampant in 1196 (XDF:5482). The senior line became extint 1319.
ESNF 13:19-20;  P Feuchère 'les châtelains d'Arras',  Arras 1948;  Eeckhout FM 1:12; XDA:1702 (1242, Jean BGf.);


ArmTxt:
celui de harcicourt, d ermines au chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Achicourt, a cadet of the first family to hold the office of castellans of Arras (c.1036 - 1170), noted 1170 to 1288, when extinct into Airanes (Croy). Achicourt is a southern suburb of Arras.
ESNF 13:19; Eeckhout FM 1:2; XDF:101 (1267, balduini de harcicourt);


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de lens, esquartele d or et de sable, et crie boulogne

AiCmnt:
The castellan of Lens. The senior line became extinct 1348, but the arms were continued by their successors, Récourt.
P. Feuchère AHS 64/1950; Anselme 7:826 + 8:28; Chesnaye DN 11:864-865; Eeckhout 1:256-257; XDD:5304,


ArmTxt:
le sire de croisilles, de gueules a x losenges d or et crie son nom en pel

AiCmnt:
S.Croisilles (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c), no details.
Warlop FN 3:748-751; Warlop VA 3:748-751; XDA:274 (1282, Jean); XDF:750 (1284);


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de biaunais, de gueles a le croix d or dentee, et crie biaunais

AiCmnt:
de Beaumez castellan of Bapaume, a cadet of Wavrin-Meteren, which changed their arms c.1230. From Beaumetz-les-Loges (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c) and Bapaume (idem).
Bouly EHT 76; XDA:1712; XDF:5486 (1237, Raoul); XDF:5483* (1205, Gilles, escutcheon);


ArmTxt:
le sire de fosseux, de gueles a iij jumelles d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Fosseux (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Beaumetz-lès-Loges), no details. 
Bozzolo CAM 2:19; Anselme 3:574; Chesnaye DN 8:397; XRA 1:463; XDA:309; XDF:902 (1323, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de waucourt, d or fretet de gueles

AiCmnt:
S. Wancourt (Pas-de-Calais, arr Arras, can Croisilles),  2 km from Neuville-Vitasse [1644], e.g. Jean S.Wancourt & Pontremy & Noyelles-sur-l'Escaut, fl.1359.
XDF:1767 (c1200, eq/so, Jean);


ArmTxt:
les armes de hamelaincourt, telz armes a le merlette de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Hamelincourt, in dep Pas-de-Calais, 12 km S of Arras, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:195;


ArmTxt:
celui de nuefville, de waucourt a j quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
A member of the family Neuville-Vitasse (dep Pas-de-Calais, 6 km SE of Arras), a branch of which, with identical arms held  Matringhem (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Fauquembergues).
Eeckhout FM 1:313-314; Warlop FN 1007 (1215, Eustace dN, sigil); XRA 3:33; XDD:3064; XDA:503 (1329, Gilles S.Neuville); XDF:5605 (1402, Vistasse dN le Borgne de Matringhen);


ArmTxt:
le sire de belues, de sinope a le faisse d argent

AiCmnt:
Possibly at Boisleux-St.Marc, dep Pas-de-Calais, 8 km S of Arras.
XDA:183-187 (Rob, 1298-1303) + 432; XCB:206;


ArmTxt:
le sire de villers, de sable a x lozenges d or en pel

AiCmnt:
S.Villers-Saulx, also S.Lambres (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Norrent-Fontes) and S.Villers-au-Flos, dep Pas-de-Calais, 4 km SE of Bapaume.
    In LBQ and PRT with Sa-Ar.
XDF:1711-1712 (1311, Gilles S.Lambres, Gilles jr) + 1714 (1267, Jean S.Villers-au-Flos); XDC:9547-4549;


ArmTxt:
le sire de caumont, de gueles a iij merlettes [molettes] d or a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
S.Caumont (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Hesdin), with martlets replacing mullet in some URF-versions.
Belleval NP; Eeckhout FM 1:85-86;  XDA:239-244 + 1747; XDP:218-219;


ArmTxt:
le sire d avelin, les armes de walaincourt

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Aveluy (dep Somme, can Albert) in Corbois, as in 'le seigneur d'avelu' in LBQ and PRT. Arms from Walincourt [1899].

AIRefs:
TMO:108* (c1); ETO:655* (c1); BHM:2675* (border undy); GEL:1733* (border engr); NAV:1102* (border roundely);


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint venant, de wuerin a lambiaul de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.St.Venant (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lilliers), a cadet of Wavrin, noted 1277-1384. Robert de Wavrin S.Saint-Venant (d.1360) was created maréchal de France in 1344, see also [1750].
    SIC has 'de tarny a un lambeau de gueulle'.
Prinet CPF 24; XCB:533; XDD:3820; XDD:3956 (Rob, 1286); XDC:8293 (Rob, 1294); XDF:377 (1279 Rob); XDF:1803 (1293, Rob S.St.Venant);


ArmTxt:
le sire de manmes, de gueles a iij chievron eschiquete d argent et d asur

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Mametz, dep Pas-de-Calais, can Aire-sur-la-Lys, 16 km SSE of St.Omer.


ArmTxt:
le sire de gregny, d argent aux dentoires de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Grigny (dep Pas-De-Calais, can Hesdin), no details.
    In PRT with 'le seigneur de gregny, dargent a trois dolloires de sable', and in SIC with 'le sieur de crequy'.
Rolland 3:95;


ArmTxt:
le sire de donnedonciel, d azur a le bende d argent, et crie boulongne


ArmTxt:
le sire d arly, de gueles au chief eschiquete d argent et et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de relecourt, d asur a iij jumelles d argent

AiCmnt:
The name is given variously as Relecourt, Rolencourt, Robencourt, Rullecourt  or Ridencour. Though Rolancourt was proposed by M. Popoff, this canneot be the same place as the Rolancourt in [1620].
     The arms are similar to Beaufort-in-Artois (Az-Or).


ArmTxt:
maucruel, a l escusson de liedequerque, telez armes

AiCmnt:
S.Maucreux, not identified, uncertain blazon. See also Gu 3 lions Or & chief Er} in CAM:506 for Pierre de Maucreux, bailli de Senlis 1417.
   Liedekerke (Gavre) is {Gu 3 lions cr. Ar}.


ArmTxt:
le sire de balleul, d argent a le bende de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Bailleul-lès-Pernes (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin), no details. 
P.Feuchère, Homonymie et héraldisme, le Blason 1947-48; A. Scufflaire, Brisures en Hainaut, 5.ColAIH 1988, pp.271-277; XRO:794;


ArmTxt:
celui de maingoval, telz armes a lambial d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Mingoval al. Maingoval, not identified, but possibly Mingoval, 17 km NW of Arras.
    LBQ with {Ar bend Gu cotised Gu}, and PRT with cri: mingoval.


ArmTxt:
le sire de le loge, geronne de viij pieces d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified, de Loge or de Lage as in LBQ and PRT. Same arms as Caumesnil in the following item.


AiCmnt:
Caumesnil, the family held i.a. Brucamps on the border of Ponthieu and Artois (dep Somme, can Ailly-le-Haut-Clocher). 
    Jean de Caumesnil, S.Hellières (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Baumetz-lès-Loges), fl.1412-1420, became burgundian sénéchal de Ponthieu in 1420.
XRA 2:191 (1412, Jean); XSP:172 (1442, Isabelle Bernatre, gm/ Colart dC) + 264* (1442, Colart, label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de boucourt, d argent a le bende de sable losengie

AiCmnt:
S.Boncourt, possibly Boncourt nr Fléchin, 7 km N of Heuchin (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c). Later, Jean de Boncourt (d.1441) got the ancient flemish barony  of Eine on his marriage to Marguerite van Oostkerke Bs.Eine (o.s,p.1420). Since 1270 the barony had passed through the Landas and the Mortagne-Tournais. 
XRA 1:307* (qtd Boncourt-Brimieu-Landas);


ArmTxt:
le sire de mesnyl, d asur a l escusson d argent a le bordure de merlettes d argent, et crie waurin

AiCmnt:
S.Maisnil-lès-Ruitz, dep Pas-de-Calais, 7 km SW of Bethune, probably a vassal of Wavrin.
     LBQ has the martlets replaced by escallops.
Eeckhout FM 1:276-277; XDC:5020;


ArmTxt:
celui d autoroy, d asur a l escusson d argent et j chievron de gueles, et crie wauerin

AiCmnt:
S.Cauroy or Froidmantel à Auchy-au-Bois, dep Pas-de-Calais, 20 km E of Bethune, probably a vassal of Wavrin.
Eeckhout FM 1:86 (Cauroy) + 157 (Froidmantel, sigil 1233-1250); Feuchere EN 18; Rolland 2:42n29;


ArmTxt:
celui de moyelle, de sable a iij estrilles d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Noyelles, no details, but same arms as Griboval and la Haye.
   In PRT with 'le seigneur de noyelles, de sable a trois estoilles dargent'.
Rolland 4:298;


ArmTxt:
ji zas wineres, telz armes a le fleur de liz de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Wierre. The rendering of the arms varies, but [1665, 1666] probably refer to one person only, Pepin de Wierre, probably living 1375, in Wierre-Effroy, 11 km NE of Boulogne, where Hemfried de Wierre was noted c1050. Pepin is the common name in this family. Pepin de Wierre (d.1346) a.o. lived in Abbeville.
Rolland 6:169 (Az lion Or, pic); www;

AIRefs:
NAV:1122* ' m peppin du verre' (vulned Sa); LYN:2357* (c1); BHM:2853* (Az-Ar, billety Ar);


ArmTxt:
pepins de wineres, de sable a iij lions d argent coronez d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Pepin de Wierre, see previous item. The entry may have been misread and confounded with the flemish Vaernewijk, who lived near Gent and bore these arms.
Eeckhout FM 1:422;  XRA 4:79 (Vaernewijk);


ArmTxt:
le sire d es, d argent a l aigle de sable a ij testes embiequies de gueles et empietys

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Eps (dep Pas-de-Calais, 4 km S of Heuchin).
XDA:848 (1411, Henri d'Eps, eagle acc. cinquefoil);

AIRefs:
VER:239; CAM:535* (& bend engr); CAM:536* (ch. cross moline);


ArmTxt:
le sire de contes, d argent au crequier de gueles fretet d ermine, et crie les fretiaux

AiCmnt:
S.Contes, a cadet of Crequi, see [1389]. Possiby at Contes, 6 km NW of Hesdin, 10 km SSE of Crequi.
   In LBQ and PRT with Ar-Gu.


ArmTxt:
le sire de habarch, burle d or et d azur, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Habarcq (dep Pas-de-Calais), 12 km W of Arras.
XDA:331;


ArmTxt:
le sire de viesville, telz armes suz le chief iiij aniaulx de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Vieuville (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar St.Omer, can Fauquemberges, cne Enguinegatte), no details.
XRA 4:113-114; Rolland; XDA:682; XDC:9441-9443;


ArmTxt:
celui de breilo, geronne de viij pieces d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Berlettes (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Aubigny-en-Artois). They changed their arms to a brisure of Wavrin c1425.
Bozzolo CAM 1:125; Eeckhout F 32; XDP:140; XRO:1335+1336 (Gilles, 1378);


ArmTxt:
celui de marcoing, de biaumes a l escusson de meulens sur le quartier devant

AiCmnt:
S.Marcoing, probably Marcoing in Cambrésis (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c). The arms have been emendended from Beaumetz [1638] and Molliens {Ar fess Az} as in LBQ and PRT. Molliens was possibly a cadet of Clay-sur-Somme. However, Rietstap (Rolland 4:152) has the arms as Beaumetz with a canton {Ar lion Sa}.


ArmTxt:
celui de roullecourt, d azur au chief d argent a lambiaul de gueles

AiCmnt:
The name is given as Roullecourt  or Rilicourt. Though Rolancourt was proposed by M. Popoff, this cannot be the same place as the Rolancourt in [1620]. The arms are also in LBQ:1656 and PRT:1820, later in their Artois-segments. 
     Same arms as Dours S.Fouencamps (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Boves, amiénois).

AIRefs:
VER:232* 'robert de rilicourt' (label roundely);


ArmTxt:
celui de bietencourt, d argent a le bende de gueles a iij coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
S.Bethencourt or Bettencourt S.Carency & B.Aix-en-Artois/Aix-Noulette, both 10 km W/SW of Lens (dep Pas-de-Calais).
Jougla 2:111; Chesnaye DN 3:79; Rolland 1:203;


ArmTxt:
celui de coroit, d argent a ij faisses de gueles fretet d or


ArmTxt:
celui de vailloy, bende d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de nourench, d or a ij bastons de sable, et crient leurs noms, et les porte le sire de rouch

AiCmnt:
Norrent S.Ronq, dep Nord, ar Lille, can Tourcoing.
Bozzolo CAM 1:127;


ArmTxt:
le sire de brouly, d argent a j lion de sinope

AiCmnt:
Brouilly-de-Piennes S.Mainviller, later M.Piennes, extinct 17C. Same arms as Vermelles, a cadet of Heuchin and subcadet of Fiennes (BEL:84 a.o.). Piennes might be Peene al. Noord/Zuidpeene, dep Nord, can Cassel.
Jougla 2:274;  Chesnaye DN 4:334-336; XRO:2237* (label, Phil de Brouilly S.Chevrières & Hétomesnil, 1574, pic);


ArmTxt:
le sire de sapegnyes, d asur a le croix d or dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Sapignies (Sapignies, 3 km NNE of Bapaume, dep Pas-de-Calais. A branch held Planques-lès-Douai [1737].
Eeckhout FM 1:336; XDA:634-635 (1323, Hugues S.Sapignies);


ArmTxt:
celui d insquelles, d argent a j quartier vairie contre vairie d or et d azur

AiCmnt:
Not identified. As 'le seigneur d ausquelles' in LBQ:1767 and PRT:1922 in their segment of Boulogne. The canton is Guines, probably a bastard.


ArmTxt:
celui de fretinn, de vianne a j baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de aubetiere, esquartele d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
Not identified, perhaps Aubeterre or Haubetière.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, probably Deulle. Also in LBQ:1589 and PR:1859 as  'le seigneur deulle'.

AIRefs:
APA:142 'mosr delles'; TMO:151 'wautier de ville'; VER:245* 'deulle';


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint audegon, d or a j baston de sable

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly mistaken for Ste.Aldegonde S.Noircarmes, who used {bend ch. 3 escallops}.


ArmTxt:
celui de lacaucie, d argent fretet de sable a ung quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.laCauchie, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Beaumetz-les-Loges, 17 km SW of Arras.
 XRO:2616 (Tassart dlC, 1356);


ArmTxt:
celui de bonewes, de lens a j baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Longwez, as in PRT and LBQ, probably a subcadet of the castellan of Lens [1636], possibly the Brebières-Louez, noted 1257-1314 with identical arms, and probably from Brebières, 4 km SW of Douai.
Feuchère EP 84;


ArmTxt:
celui d anequin, telz armes a j baston dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Annequin, a cadet of the castellan of Lens [1636], noted 1260-1364. Baudouin (II, d.1364) S.Annequin &  grand master of crossbowmen (grand maître de Arbeletiers de France) left a bastard Gilles
Feuchère EP 84;  XDF:417;


ArmTxt:
celui de divien, d argent a j lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Divion, probably Divion, dep Pas-de-Calais, 12 km SW of Bethune.
Jougla 3:201; Rolland 2:208n27;


ArmTxt:
celui de biernieres, d or a le croix de sable ancree

AiCmnt:
Eiither a S.Bruyères (as in LBQ and PRT) or a variant of Bernieulles, who used the arms in Or-Gu. Bernieulles, dep Pas-de-Calais, 9 km N of Montreuil.
Chesnaye DN 3:18 + 6:472 (Bernieulles);


ArmTxt:
celui de hiennieres, d argent fretet de sable a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Humières, dep Pas-de-Calais, 10 km W of St.Pol-de-Ternoise. The arms are usually less the label, a in LBQ and PRT.
Anselme H 8:274-282; Chesnaye DN 10:870-875;


ArmTxt:
celui de hardentun, d or a le bende de sable billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Anvin S.Hardenthun in Ponthieu, at Hardenthun in boulonnais, dep Pas-de-Calais, can Marquise. The present arms are inverted. Morlet d'Anvin S.Hardenthun, fl.1393, maried Jeanne de Heuchin Dm.laTour-en-Vimieu. 
    In the armorials the family is placed over a wide area from Ponthieu to Artois, Picadie and Beauvaisis. Anvin is the name of a place 6 km SE of Heuchin.
Chesnaye DN 10:324; XSP:80-90; www;


ArmTxt:
celui d oumont, de bethune a lion d azur passant

AiCmnt:
Omont or Aumont, not identified, but similar arms to those of Guillaume de Bethune dit de Locques in TCO:228. The were probably based on Bethune [1622].


ArmTxt:
celui de hestru, d argent a le faisse de sable wivree

AiCmnt:
S.Hesdrus, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin.


ArmTxt:
celui de triancourt, de gueles a le bende d argent losengie

AiCmnt:
Possibly S.Tramecourt, 8 km SW of Heuchin, close to the battlefield of Azincourt. As 'le seigneur de traucourt' in LBQ and PRT, similar arms as Beaucourt [1694].
The arms usually ascribed to the S.Tramecourt, e.g. in Jougla 6:345, are {Ar cross moline Sa }.


ArmTxt:
celui d inchy, faissie d or et de sable a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Inchy, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Marquion, cne Inchy-en-Artois.
Bozzolo CAM 1:149; XDC:3153; XCB:321; XPO:5922;


ArmTxt:
messire deniz morbecque, d argent a le bende de sable a iij buefs d or suz le bende

AiCmnt:
Denis de Morbeque al. Morbeke. Probably confounded, NAV:1214 has 'm denis de mortbec' with {Az fess Or , crusily Or, label Gu}, see Eeckhout FM 1:302 for Morbeke, cadets of the châtelain de St.Omer in GEL:992, LBQ:1932 and PRT:2109.
   In PRT with 'monseigneur denis de morbeke, dargent a le bende dazur'.


ArmTxt:
celui de montegny, d ollehain a lambiaul d asur

AiCmnt:
Montigny S.Olhain, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Houdain, cne Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen, see also [1623].
P Feuchère, le Vielle families 1: Auberchicourt, 2: Olhain, 3: Allouagne, re AHS 1950, 64:91; Eeckhout FM 1:321; XDA:524* (1304, Jean, less label);


ArmTxt:
celui de bailleul, d or fretet de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Bailleul, not identified, but possibly a cadet of Neuville-Vitasse, dep Pas-de-Calais, 6 km SE of Arras, see [1644]. The have a similar pattern of brisures.
XDA:138 (Nic S.Bailleul, 1326); XRO:809 (1348, Hettanne de Bailleul-Neuville);

AIRefs:
NAV:1109* (Az-Or);  VER:216*+217*+218* (variants with canton);


ArmTxt:
celui de bulquebrongne, de fienes a le bordure de gueles dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Bellebrune. The title was held i.a. by Robert de la Motte, fl.1420-26, S.Bellebronne (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Boulogne-sur-Mer, can Desvres, cne Bellebrune). Arms blazoned from Fiennes [1611].
Anselme 6:795;  XDC:847;


ArmTxt:
celui de bauloye, d argent a ij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Beaulo, no details. Same arms as Berlo from Hesbaye. In PRT and LBQ as 'le seigneur de vauloye'.
XRO:1105;


ArmTxt:
celui de goy, de sable a le bende d argent fuzelee

AiCmnt:
Gouy or Goy (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Montreuil-sur-Mer), no details.
Jougla 4:198; Rolland 3:77;


ArmTxt:
celui des loges, de bietune a l escusson de ruere  au lambel d azur

AiCmnt:
S.des Loges, probably Loker / Locques, 10 km Sw of Ypres, a cadet of Bethune.
    Escutcheon of Roye [1503].
Eeckhout FM 1:267;


ArmTxt:
celui de wisque, d argent au chief de gueles a j baston de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Wisques, no details, but probably Wisques, dep Pas-de-Calais, 4 km SW of St.Omer. In LBQ with Ar-Sa-Gu.
Rolland 6:181* (Ar-Sa-Gu);


ArmTxt:
celui de hernes, de waurin a lambiau d or

AiCmnt:
S.Hames & Bondues, a cadet of Wavrin. Hames-Boucres (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Calais, can Guines) and Bondues (dep Nord, ar Lille, can Marcq-en-Baræul). 
    In PRT and CAM with Wavrin & label Or & escutcheon of Hames-ancient in chf dx, i.e. Guines {vairy Or-Az}.
    In LBQ with Wavrin & bend Gu and 'messire robert seigneur de hames et de bondues'.
Warlop NF;  Bozzolo CAM 2:17; XDF:356 (1451, Hugues S.Hames & Bondues);  XDD:2375-2376;


ArmTxt:
celui de bours, de gueles a le croix d or

AiCmnt:
S.Bours (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin, 10 km SE of Heuchin). Another S.Bours with {Gu bend Vr} in NAV:1051, who quartered with Rambures in CAM:102 probably took the name from the same village.
   In PRT with the cross Ar.
Jougla 2:231* (Or-Gu);


ArmTxt:
harcicourt, d argent a iij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Machicourt, not identified.
In LBQ with 'le seigneur de macycourt' and in PRT with 'le seigneur de machicourt'.


ArmTxt:
celui de cohem, eschiquete d argent et d azur au chief d or a demi lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Cohem, a cadet of Bergues-St.Winnoc,  from Cohem (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Aire-sur-la-Lys). From the older arms of Cohem with a chief of Bergues.
    Gui de Bergues, fl.1285, a younger son of Gislebert (II) BGf.Bergues and Marguerite Dm.Cohem & Bienque.
Warlop FN 655* (sigil 1237, Gui de Berghes S.Cohem, checky);  Eeckhout FM 1:92;  Anselme 8:695-700;

AIRefs:
LYN:2332* (a2);  BHM:2840* (lozengy & chief ch. lion isst);


ArmTxt:
celui de le motte, vairie contre vairie d or et de gueles, les gueles deseure

AiCmnt:
la Motte (dep Nord, ar Lille, can Marcq-en-Baræul, cne Bondues), see also [1848].
Eeckhout FM 1:305; Rolland 4:252*, Or-Az, ver; XRA 2:523 (1409, Jean);


ArmTxt:
celui de quiquempoy, d or a v tournelles d or

AiCmnt:
Quinquempoix (dep Oise, ar Clermont, can St.Just-en-Chaussée). Marguerite de St.Quentin de Blet Dm.Quinquempoix married in 1480 Jean de Gamaches S.Jussy &c.
    In PRT and LBQ with 5 mullets.
Anselme; Chenaye DN 8:889 (Gamaches);

AIRefs:
NAV:976* (label); KUF:329* (label roundely);


ArmTxt:
celui de courrieres, telz armes a lambiaul de gueles

AiCmnt:
Courrières, no details, probably from Courrières, (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c). Similar arms as the nearby Verbois [2573].
Eeckhout FM 1:98;


ArmTxt:
celui de molighem, d argent a j quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Molinghem, dep Pas-de-Calais, 4 km SE of Aire.


ArmTxt:
celui de singehem, d argent telez armes billete de sable

AiCmnt:
Uncertain blazon from Molinghem [1725]. PRT has 'le seigneur dassinghehem, telz armes a billettes dor', indicating the canton billety.
   The name and blazon might be corruptions of Sainghin-en-Mélantois (dep Nord, 4 km NW of Cysoing),  with {Or canton Gu} as noted by  Eeckhout FM 2:376, and known from seals: XDF:1551* (1235, Hellini de Meneliaco S.Sainghin, label), XDD:3603 (1311, Perron S.Senghi).


ArmTxt:
celui de lippendaille, d or a le faisse de sable

AiCmnt:
Possibly la Pendaille, not identified. Similar arms in SIC:616 and as Or-Gu in LBQ:1612* and PRT:1781*.


ArmTxt:
le sire de journy fournier de nicosie de bethune a le wivre de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Journy (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar St.Omer, can Ardres), no details. Blazon derived from Bethune [1622]. 
wikipédia (cne Journy, with variant of arms);


ArmTxt:
celui de querrieu, faissie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. In PRT and LBQ as 'le seigneur de lievin', probably a doubling of the legend to LBQ:1573 with {2 lions passt guard}, arms also in LBQ:2055. The Querieux in dep Somme [1456] used {lion & bend}.


ArmTxt:
celui de la cappelle, parti d or et d argent a le croix de gueles ancree

AiCmnt:
la Chapelle, no details, but noted in CAR:168* as from boulonnais.
Rolland 2:59, wallon;


ArmTxt:
celui de le fosse, de sable a iij cors d or loyez de gueles et crie senliz

AiCmnt:
la Fosse de Givenchy-lès-la-Bassée (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Douvrin), no details.
Jougla 4:40; Rolland 2:348, lie-art; Wikipedia (cne, variant arms);


ArmTxt:
celui de hulus, esquartele d or et de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Hulluch (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Lens, can Wingles), senior branch. The junior branch used {Ar cross engr Az}. The colours are inverted in LBQ.
Feuchère EP 119n52;


ArmTxt:
celui de vermelles, d argent a j lion de sable a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Vermelles, a cadet of Heuchin (Fiennes), from Vermelles, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Cambrin. Hutin de Vermelles, d.1391, was in Prussia 1374/75, and in BEL and GEL.
    In LBQ and PRT as 'le seigneur de bruyelles'.


ArmTxt:
messire angueran du ploich, d argent a ij faisses de sable a le bordure de gueles dentee, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Enguerrand du Ploich, no details. The arms are also noted as barry & border engrailed.
XRA 3:139 (1423, Gilles du Ploich dit Morelet);


ArmTxt:
le sire de plancques, d azur a le croix d or dentee a l escusson de lens

AiCmnt:
Sapignies S.Planques-les-Douai, no details, in dep Nord, nr Douai.
Eeckhout FM 1:336;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vais, de basentin  a demi lion de gueles naissant en mylieu

AiCmnt:
S.Bray or Vais, not identified. As 'le seigneur de brays' in LBQ and PRT. The blazon is probably derived from Bazentin [1511].


AiCmnt:
Lannoy d'Ameraucourt, no details, from Dameraucourt, dep Oise, can Grandvilliers.
Chesnaye DN 11:470; XSP:428-434;


ArmTxt:
le sire de le vacquerie, d argent eschiquete d azur

AiCmnt:
S.laVacquerie (cne Vacquerie-le-Boucq, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Auxi-le-Château), no details.
      In SIC:608 with canton of Quiéret {Ar 3 fleurs-de-lis couped Gu}
Eeckhout FM 1:421; sigil 1355 Egremont de la Vacquerie; wikipedia (cne);

AIRefs:
CAM:703* (& chief Gu ch. mullet); APA/b:315* (canton of Quiéret);


ArmTxt:
le sire de waregnyes, de gueles a iij chievrons d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Wargnies al. de Varignies (Wargnies, dep Somme, ar Amiens, can Domart-en-Ponthieu), no details.
Jougla 6:504; XDC:9652-9664; XDD:3950;


ArmTxt:
les armes de gavres depuis, de gueles a iij lions d argent coronez d or, et crie gavres a chappelet

AiCmnt:
The later arms of Gavre, see [1745, 1748].


ArmTxt:
le sire de liedequerque, de gueles a iij lions d or corone d argent, et crie gavres au chappelet

AiCmnt:
Rasse de Gavre S.Liedekerke, d.1381, see [1745].
XRA 2:342;  XDF:932; XDD:10395;


ArmTxt:
le courtrisien, d or a iiij chievrons de gueles, et crie courtray

AiCmnt:
Sohier (III) de Courtroisin S.Melle, d.1394, at Melle 6 km SE of Gent. The family came from the castellany of Courtrai. Other versions were 3-4 chevrons.
Eeckhout FM 1:99-100+287; XDD:10367+1938 *; XRA 3:272 (1339, Siger); XDF:735 (1331, Sohier dC);


ArmTxt:
les armes d odenarde, faissiet d or et de gueles, et les porte le sire d oserner, et crie odenarde

AiCmnt:
S.Oudenaarde al. Audenarde, a cadet of Petegem and as S.Pamele a peer of Flanders.  In LBQ and PRT with Gu-Or. 'osemer' is Dossemer.
Warlop NF; Adam BI 70; ESNF 7:88+95; Eeckhout FM 1:16-18 + 116 (Dossemer);  XRA 1:187 + 283t24n2;  XDD:10336; XDF:462;


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de berghes, d or a j lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
Castellan of Bergues-St.Winnoc, a cadet of Menen, from Bergues 10 km SE of Dunkerque.
Warlop NF #146; Eeckhout FM 1:38-39;XDC:913;  XDD:5281;


ArmTxt:
les armes de nyvelle, d argent a le croix de gueles, et crie tournai

AiCmnt:
S.Nevele, a cadet of Mortagne, from Nevele 16 km W of Gent.
Warlop FN;  Eeckhout FM 1:314-315; Eeckhout F 92; ESNF 9:66 (Nevele, Petegem) + 7:88 (Mortagne, Petegem); XRA 3:34; XDD:1039; XDF:1399 (1336, Willem S.Uitbergen); XDF:5515 (1294, Wautier);


ArmTxt:
le sire de maldegien, d or a le croix de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Maldeghem, form Maldegem, 17 km E of Brugge.
Warlop FN; Sieb-bav; Eeckhout FM 1:278-279; XRA 3:408;  XDF:1267;


ArmTxt:
le sire de wallewin, d argent a iij lions de sable coronez d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Halluin, from Halluin, 10 km SW of Courtrai.
Eeckhout FM 1:188-193; Anselme 3:900-920 + 4:330; XDF:359; XDD:607;


ArmTxt:
le sire d espierres, de gueles a le croix d argent, et crie tournay

AiCmnt:
Mortagne dit d'Espierres, from Espierres al. Spiere, 12 km N of Tournai, see [1765].
Eeckhout FM 1:132-133; Warlop FN 926;  XDF:1371 (1288, Jean dM S.d'Espierres);


ArmTxt:
les armes de coquelaire, d asur a iij tourtiaux d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Koekelare, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:236; XRA 2:268; XDD:3107;


ArmTxt:
le sire de wateselier, de praat a v mains d argent

AiCmnt:
van den Berghe S.Watervliet-à-Handzame, no details, cri: praet.
    In PRT with 'le seigneur de watrevliet, de praet a cincq aneaulx dargent' and in SIC with 'le sieur d  wairelet, d or au sautouer de gueulle a cinq anneaux d argent'.
Eeckhout FM 1:449; XRA 1:232 + 4:210 (1284, Willem);


ArmTxt:
celui de heulle, d or au chief de gueles a iij paulx d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Heule, N of Courtrai, a cadet of Somergem.
Eeckhout FM 1:215-216;  Warlop NF; XDF:1085;  XRA 2:80 (1284, Willem);  GOR:223r2 (Qtly: Heule / Nevele),


ArmTxt:
celui de bruquedan, de sable a le faisse partie d argent et de gueules endentee de l un en l autre

AiCmnt:
S.Brigdam, on Walcheren. Albrecht von Borselen S.Brigdam, d.1390.
ESNF 18:38 (Borselen); Eeckhout FM 1:67; XRA 1:64+389; Laars NH 2:19;


ArmTxt:
celui de marquerque, de praat a v coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Louis van Praet S.Moerkerke, d.1413, a  bastard of Louis de Mâle C.Flandern (d.1383). Moerkerke, 10 km NE of Brugge.
Eeckhout FM 1:296-298; Eeckhout F; ESNF 3.2:294; XRA 2:487; see also [1768];


ArmTxt:
celui de wich, d argent a ij bars de sable a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
Probably Jan van Visch S.Capelle, d.1407/13, sovereigh bailif of Flanders 1387, husband of Marie de Koekelare.
   'le seigneur de la chapelle' in LBQ.
Eeckhout FM 1:432-433; XRA 4:138;


ArmTxt:
messire r le mareschal, d argent a iij tenques de sable et crie blasevelt

AiCmnt:
Robert Tincke al. Tenques dit le marechal, fl.1368-74, went on crusade in Prussia 1368-69, taken prisoner at Basweiler. Probably from Tincques, dep Pas-de-Calais, 20 km NW of Arras. The arms are canting: 3 tenches, Tinca vulgaris, a carp-like fish. He sealed with 2 mullets in chf.
    Probably the same family as Tenques with {Az 3 eagles Or} in LBQ:1680. Blaesvelt has 3 flounders.
Eeckhout FM 1:411-412; Pastoureau BEL 2:156; Paravicini PR 1:71; Brx AGR sigil 21937*; XRA 2:428, pl.14f369  (1374, Rob, 3 fish & 2 mullets in chf);

AIRefs:
BEL:614* h' robbrt die mairscale (mullet in chf);


ArmTxt:
depuiz esquartele de bavière et des armes devant escriptes, et crient haynau

AiCmnt:
Bayern qtg Hainaut-Holland indicating one of the Witteslbacher dukes of Bayern and counts of Hainaut-Holland, who ruled 1356-1417/1433, see [1875-1877].
XDF:207 (1411, Wm (VI) C.H&H);


ArmTxt:
le sire d antoing, esquartele de meleun le conte et a antoing, meleun d asur a vij tourtiaux d or ou chief de mesmes, antoing de gueles a ung lion d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Melun, d.1410,  V.Melun & S.Antoing, son of Jean (II) de Melun (d.1359) and his 2nd wife Isabeau d'Antoing.  Jean (II) was C.Tancarville in right of his first wife Jeanne de Tancarville. Melun qtg Antoing.
    See [3] for the picardian Melun. Antoing lies 5 km SE of Tournai.
ESNF 13:16-18;  XRA 1:174 (Antoing); ESNF 7:55; Anselme 5:217-224 (Melun);  XCB:371;


ArmTxt:
le sire de montigny en ostrevant, de sinoble a j lion d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Montigny (Montigny-en-Ostrevant, 6 km E.o.Douai, dep Nord, ar Douai), probably Jean (III), 1345-1398.
XRA 2:508; www.geneanet.org/..; XDF:1351+ 1355 (Gui, 1271; Jean, 1371);


ArmTxt:
le sire de montegny saint christofle, burle d argent et d asur, et crie montegny

AiCmnt:
S.Montigny-St.Christophe (ar Thuin, 16 km E.o. Maubeuge), a baronial family noted 11C, probably Jean S.Montigny & Gammerages (fl.1381).
XRA 2:508; www.scarlet.be;


ArmTxt:
le sire de brifeul, d antoing a lambiaul d asur, et crie hury

AiCmnt:
S.Briffoeuil, a cadet line of d'Antoing founded by Alard (I) d'Antoing (d.1315). Adam GEL has an Alard d'Antoing S.Briffoeuil 1367-87 not mentioned in ESNF. The senior subline became extinct c.1369 with Wéry d'Antoing and the lordship went to his uncle Jean (II, d.1400).
   In SIC with the field flory as in [1903].
ESNF 13:17;  XCB:177 (Jean fl.1385);

AIRefs:
TCO:153; LBR:631 (Alard I); GEL:1060; BEL:758;  LYN:2434* (Alard, label Or);


ArmTxt:
le sire do reulx, d or a iij lions de gueles et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Roeulx (Le Roueulx, prov. Hainaut, 14 km NE of Mons), noted 1142 as a cadet line of the C.Hainaut.
     The three items might be for Gilles dit Rigaux (fl.1284-1308) and his sons Eustace (VI) and Fastre. Due to financial problems the Rouelx lordship reverted to the C.Hainaut before 1350 and came to Croy 1429.
ESNF 8:45B;  XRA 1:420; XRA 3:252; XDF:1515 (1244, Eustace); www.scarlet/be/..;


ArmTxt:
le sire de maigny, d or a iij chievrons de sable, et crie maigny et doit crier manchicourt

AiCmnt:
S.Mauny al. Masny nr Valenciennes.  Jean 'le borgne' de Magny S.Masny married Jeanne Jenlain. Their 4th son was Walter Mauny, 1310-1372, KG 1357, who married Margaret, a daughter of Thomas of Brotherton E.Norfolk.
Devillers C 2:27 + 6:260; GEC 8:571; ODNB 37:445-448 (Walter); XDF:1306; XDD:2761;


ArmTxt:
les armes de ville, d or au chief de sable a le bordure de gueles, et crie ville


ArmTxt:
le sire de ville, d or a v bastons de gueles, et crie estrepy, et gist a saint pol en valenciennes

AiCmnt:
S.Ville, a cadet of Etrepy / Strépy [2039], probably Ville-sur-Haine, 9 km NE of Mons. Alard de Ville fl.1285, and Gerard (I) de Strépy S.Ville, o.s.p.m., bailli de Hainaut 1345-56 + 1362-64, who had a daughter Alice, married to Jean (I) Berlaimont (d.1366).
 XRA 4:122;


ArmTxt:
les armes cubay, de gueles a l espee d argent pommelee et enhende d or et est en bende


ArmTxt:
le sire de hanin, d or a le croix de gueles dentee, et crie denain

AiCmnt:
S.Hainin (14 km W of Mons), a cadet of Denain [1936] using the same arms.
Devillers CH 3:365;  XRA 1:335 + 2:16;


ArmTxt:
les armes de malines, d or a iij paulx de gueles, et crient leur nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de grant bergh, d argent a le faisse d azur a j sautoir de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de wresemaille, de gueles a iij fleurs de lis d argent a pie coppees, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de roselaire, d argent a iij fleurs de liz de gueles a pies coppees, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
cadet of Wesemale/Westmael; dapifer de Brabant 1272; drossard heritaire 1366;
Hemricourt M 99; Adam AB:572; XRA 3:274;


ArmTxt:
le sire de wazebar, telz armes a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de lievedail, d or a ij roses de gueles a j quartier de mesmes a l aigle d argent


ArmTxt:
les armes de hornes, d or iij quars [cors] de gueles loyez d argent et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de haille, de gueles a j lion d or corone d azur, et crie miabel

AiCmnt:
Adam AB:269;  XRA 2:21(Jean vH, ..+:b, echevin de Tirlemont/Tienen 1371, Francon 1397) + 2:482 + 3:506 ; XDF:994;


ArmTxt:
les armes de walehain, d or a l escusson de sinoble a j baston de gueles a iij cappons [compons] d argent, et crie son nom et tout l escusson du paiz


ArmTxt:
le sire de pietreson, de gueles  a j lion d argent billete de mesmes a le queue fourquie croisie, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de bellelare, d argent a iij paulx de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de blisce, telz armes de camp d ermines


ArmTxt:
le borgne de jauche, de sable a j sautoir d argent, enmy le sautoir ung escusson de jauche [de gueules a la fasce d or]

AiCmnt:
Gerard le Borgne de Jauche (fl.1374) al. Borne van Ghete, taken prisoner at Basweiler.
XRA 2:153;


ArmTxt:
le sire de honberghe, d or a iij martiaux de gueles  et crie hondeberghe

AiCmnt:
Popoff URF has emended Standford London and Adam-Even with "le sire de Pont (van der Bruggen), de gueles] à le faisse d'argent à [iii] martiaux d'argent" as 2135 bis.


ArmTxt:
le sire de quataraide, d azur au chief d argent a iij martiaux de gueles, et crie hondeberghe


ArmTxt:
les armes de crendon, esquartele de gueles a le croix d argent anctee et des armes de crendon [d argent a trois huchets de gueules]

AiCmnt:
Jean de Septfontaines S.Cranendonck, fl.1370-1395, one of the brabantian commanders at the battle of Basweiler 1371. Septfontaines qtg Cranendonck (Hornes).
ESNF 18:62;  XRA 1:411t40n4 (1374, Jean)


ArmTxt:
celui de bigardes, d or au chief eschiquete d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de croirnem, de gueles a le croix d or a le merlette de sable, et crie


ArmTxt:
le sire du pol, d argent seme de fleurs de liz et de gueles, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
le sire d argentiel, telz armes a v coquilles de gueles, et crie huffalisse


ArmTxt:
celui de le hoe, telz armes a iij fers de cheval de gueles et sont les fers a plancque, et crie mongardin


ArmTxt:
celui de selup, de gueles a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de brederorde, de hollendre a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire d ierque, d argent a ij faisses de gueles bretesse


ArmTxt:
les armes de warnes, de gueles a j lupart d or


ArmTxt:
le sire d aigemonde, chevronne d or et de gueles de xij pieces


ArmTxt:
le sire de horloi, esquartele d or a le faisse de gueles bretesquie et d argent a iij testes de lion de gueles corone d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de le vere, de sable a le faisse d argent


ArmTxt:
le duc de gelres, d azur a j lion a le queuhe fourquie croisie coronez de mesmes, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de randemorde, d or eschiquete de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire jehan coq, telz armes comme le conte de blois

AiCmnt:
Popoff URF adds [de gueules à trois pals de vair, au chef d'or chargé de trois maillets aussi de gueules].


ArmTxt:
le sire de le meruede, de gueles a le faisse d argent a besans d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de tournebor, d or a ij faisses eschiquete d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de baudambon, de gueles a j sautoir d or a iiij faisses de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le marquis de julars, d or a j lion de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de fauquemont, d argent a j lion de gueles a le queuhe fourquie croisie, corone de gueles, et crie monjoye fauquemont


ArmTxt:
le sire de molevare, de gueles a une roue de molin d argent


ArmTxt:
le conte de saumes, d argent a ij saumons de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de wilembergue, d ermine a l escusson de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de res, de gueles a j quartier d argent


ArmTxt:
messire fils de parlane, d argent a iij croissans de sable a je molette d or


ArmTxt:
le borgiene de laie, esquartele de wassenare et d asur a le faisse d or


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de hemestede, d or a l ourle de merlettes de gueles a j quartier de mesmes suz ung croissant de sable

AiCmnt:
Jean van Heemstede, no details.
Rolland 3:167n16;


ArmTxt:
thiery de le laicque, telz armes a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de liph, d or a ij bastons de sable tronchonnez seant en sautoir et ne vont mye passxx au debout

AiCmnt:
von der Leipa al. Lipé al. Duba & Leipa al. Berka von der Duba, a branch of Ronow, having identical arms and living in Böhmen, Sachsen and later in Austria. They inherited Gf.Howora, and held the office of bohemian ErbMarschall around 1356.
Kneschke D 4:497; Sieb 21/6.6:t9, sax; Hupp ARL 105n3 + 281n;


ArmTxt:
le duc de sansonge, burle d or et de sable a le corone de sinoble seant en bende

AiCmnt:
Hz.Sachsen-Wittenberg, Kurfürst & Erz-Marschall der HRR, of the Askanier branch. 
    The ancient Billunger arms were awarded an argumentation with a rautenkranz in 1181 by emperor Friederich 'Barbarossa' to Bernhard, the first Hz.Sachsen.
 ESNF 1.1:153-173 (Wettiner, Hz, Kf, Rex) + 1.2:182-183+196-198 (Askanier) + 1.1:10 (Ludolfinger) + 1.1:11 (Billunger) + 1.1:18 (Welfer); Sieb 1/1.1:17-23+t23-t37 (qtrs) + 2/1.1.3: 15+t23-27;  Blaschke SW 11-20;


ArmTxt:
l arcevesque de menche, de gueles a le rue d argent

AiCmnt:
The archbishop of Mainz was elector, prince and archchancellor of Germany in the HRR (ErzKanzler Germania).  
Sieb Bi = 8/1.5.1:1-2+160-161; XDD:11056;


ArmTxt:
l arcevesque de colongne, d argent a le croix de sable

AiCmnt:
The archbishop of Köln (Cologne) was elector, prince and archchancellor of Italy in the HRR.
Sieb 8/1.5.1:n;


ArmTxt:
l arcevesque de treves, d argent a le croix de gueles

AiCmnt:
The archbishop of Trier (Trêves) was elector, prince and archchancellor of Gallia in the HRR.
LxMA 8:999; Sieb Bi;


ArmTxt:
le marquiz de blanquenbourch, d argent a l aigle de gueles

AiCmnt:
The Margraf-Elector of Brandenburg, see [2383].


ArmTxt:
le conte palatin du rin, de sable a ung lion d or coronez de mesmes

AiCmnt:
The Pfalzgraf am Rhein or Elector Palatine and ErbTruchsess HRR. A cadet line of the bavarian Wittelsbachers, they held Pfalz or Palatinate on the west bank of the Rhine with seat in Heidelberg. The lion arms were adopted 1214 by Ludwig I von Wittelsbach Hz.Bayern as PfGf.Rhein, but usually quartered with the arms of Bayern or Wittelsbach {lozengy / paly-lozengy Ar-Az}.
ESNF 1.1:90-98;


ArmTxt:
le sire de flesquetome, de sinoble a iij faisses d argent

AiCmnt:
von Fleckenstein, the family was Reichsministerialen auf Haguenau and from 1129 held Burg Fleckenstein nr Weissenburg, Bas-Alsace. They were, with Andlau, Rathsamhausen and Landsberg, the ' 4 Landesrittern' in Alsace.  The arms are found as Vt-Ar and Az-Ar and various numbers of partitions.
Kruse R 393 #75; Bosl R 1:203; Rolland 2:331n28Q1+4; Hupp ARL 135n3; XDD:2182;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lanscrone, de gueles a le corone d or de l empereur

AiCmnt:
BGf.Landskron, a cadet of von Sinzig (eagle), ancient ministeriales extinct 1370, with seat in Landeskron a.d. Ahr, Jülich, on a castle erected on the hilloch Gymnich nr. Remagen in 1206, see  also [2303]. 
Fahne KJ 1:236; Möller S 4:99;  XRA 2:311;


ArmTxt:
le sire de boquehem, d or a j lion de sable a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
Gf.Blankenheim, a cadet of Jülich noted 1115-1406. Their seat was at Burg Blankenheim a.d.Ahr (Kr. Schleiden, N-W). The  Gft. went to Loen in 1415 and then to Manderscheidt in 1468. See also [2304].
ESNF 11:9; Möller S 3:214; Köbler HL 72; Sieb 2/1.1.3:33+t45;


ArmTxt:
le conte de marque, d or a le faisse eschiquete d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Gf.Mark, one of the major westphalian principalities, which inherited Kleve and later Berg.
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 34+t47; ESNF 18:16-20; XDF:252;


ArmTxt:
le conte de wasembourch, d azur a j lupart d or rampant et corone de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Arms of Schwarzburg, a county in Thüringen in present Kr. Rudolstadt. The arms come in several variants, crowned, guardant and with queue fourchy.
Sieb 1.1.4: 81; ESNF 1.3:312-320 ,


ArmTxt:
le sire d isque, alemand, d azur a le fleur de liz d or

AiCmnt:
Probably von Eyll, seat at Burg Eyll from 1228 (Kr.Rheinberg). They held the office of Erbkämmerer von Kleve, but also served Gf.Geldern.
Fahne KJ 1:96 + 2:40;  Wittert NA 1:804; Sieb 24/3.9:4+t4 lux; XRA 1:416;


ArmTxt:
le sire de loisenich, de gueles a j bras d argent et y a une manche de vers corps et tient sur le main une rosette d or

AiCmnt:
Lösenich or Lösnich on the Mosel below Bernkastel-Kues, inherited by Conrad Bayer von Boppard c.1380.
 XRA 2:384;


ArmTxt:
le conte de hestres, de gueles a je ortie d argent

AiCmnt:
Gf.Holsten a.k.a. Nordalbingia, i.e. north of the Elbe, a county of the HRR of which the kings of Denmark from time to time claimed sovereignty. There were several version of the arms: a border engrailed, nettleleaf and a combination with 3 nails.
Sieb 2:1.1.2:t35+t59;


ArmTxt:
le conte de veneberch, d or a ij faisses de gueles losengies

AiCmnt:
Gf.Virneburg, seat at Virneburg (Kr. Mayen, R-P). 
Möller S 1:28; Sieb 20/6.7, nas;  XRA 4:136*; XDD:11099;  XRL:800-803; XCM:280-289;


ArmTxt:
le conte maigre, d or au chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
Meghen, a lordship in Geldern, on the river Maas / Meuse, acquired by marriage in 1438 by Jean Dicbier, a counsellor of the D.Brabant.
Butkens T 2:182-184;  XRA 2:453;


ArmTxt:
le conte de nido, de gueles a j pel chevronne d or et de sable

AiCmnt:
Gf.Nidau, cadet of Neuchâtel, extinct 1375, held Nidau nr Biel, can Bern.
Merz ZUR;


ArmTxt:
le conte de muert, d or a le faisse de sable

AiCmnt:
Gf.Mörs (Kr.Mörs, N-W), an important westphalian family, which held important positions as Abp.Köln and in the rhenish principalities.
ESNF 7:168; Fahne KJB; Möller S 3:235; XRL:635-642; XCM:201; Hupp ARL 305n2;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vertemberghe, d or a iij corones de cerf de sable seans en faisse

AiCmnt:
Gf.Württemberg, a cadet of Veringen.
Sieb E:v-xv + tf + 1:23; ESNF 1.2:256; Köbler HL 807-809;


ArmTxt:
le duc d osteriche, de gueles a le faisse d argent

AiCmnt:
Arms of Österreich (Austria), found on seals from c1136 in MGft.Österreich of the maison Babenberg (-1246 Fr.II, o.s.p.).
ESNF 1.1:38-46; Sieb 2/1.1.2:124-t127 (Babenberg); XCB:36-40;


ArmTxt:
le duc de bresvich, de gueles a iij lupars d or passans


ArmTxt:
le conte de lunaire, d or a l aigle de sable membrez de gueles

AiCmnt:
Neuenahr Vogt von Köln & Gf.Neuenahr & Limburg. The family acquired the Erbvogtei c.1400 from a brother-in-law of the family Eppendorf gt Alpen and the Gft.Limburg by marriage in 1442. 
Möller S 1:1-3 + 2:209;  ESNF 4:35 + 7:143; Fahne KJ 1:6+302+346 + 2:177;  XRA 3:26; XRL:672;


ArmTxt:
le conte de lenenges, de gueles a iij aigles d argent

AiCmnt:
Probably a miscoloured Gf.Leiningen al. Linange (Alt-Leiningen bei Grünstadt near Worms), extinct c.1220 into Saarbrücken, where a branch adopted the name and arms.
    The proper colours were Az-Ar.
Bosl R 1:259; Walther MAN 26; Fahne KJ 1:244 + 2:85;  Sieb 3/3.1.3:14-16+t26 + 4:t165 + 24/2.10:t1 als + 24/2.11:t2 lor; XRA 2:331; XRL:555-562; XCM:179;


ArmTxt:
les armes de la duchie du righe, d azur a j lion faissie d argent et de gueles de viij pieces

AiCmnt:
LGf.Thüringen.
     Painted as the arms of Hessen, with lion barry Ar-Gu.
ESNF 1.1:152 a.o.; Sieb 2/1.1.4: 40+t34;


ArmTxt:
le conte de spoimehem, eschiquete d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Gft.Sponheim zu Starkenberg, also named Vorderer Gft., with lands along the Mosel river, extinct1437. one of two branches of the Sponhaims / Spanhaims from Burg Sponheim (Kr. Kreuznach, R-P). The other, who had the arms in Or-Az, was Gft.Spanheim zu Kreuznach (hintere Graftschaft, on the Nahe), extinct 1414.
Sieb 2/1.1.4: 61+t53 + 20/6.7:t14; HHStD 5:358-360; Gruber MW 129; Hauptmann MW 24; Möller S 4:1-8 (Spanheim) + 4:98 (Wolf);  ESNF 7:35  (Hr.) + 4:118-119 + 18:25 (Gf.); XRA 1:207t14n1; XRA 3:354+448; XCM:274; XRL:772;


ArmTxt:
le conte de salebrusse, d asur a j lion d argent a croisettes d or recroiseteez a long pie

AiCmnt:
Gf.Saarbrücken, held by the Commercy, cadets of Broyes, from 1259. Jean (II) de Saarebruck, d.1381, was bouteiller de France. Same arms as Commercy.
Sieb 1.1.3:47 + 24/2.11:t3 lor; ESNF 18:143-144 (Commercy C.Saarbruck);  XDD:11096; XRL:719; XCM:237-240;


ArmTxt:
le conte de mondelhem, d or a le montagne de gueles suz une glaive de sable

AiCmnt:
The figure-of-arms is uncertain, but possibly a cock for Henneberg (Kr. Meiningen).
Sieb 1.1.2:120;  ESNF 16:144+146-149 (Henneberg);


ArmTxt:
le conte de waledich, d or a l estoille de sable a viij pointes

AiCmnt:
Gf.Waldeck, like Pyrmont and Sternberg cadets of  Gf. Schwalenberg Vogt von Paderborn.
ESNF 1.3:324-332; Sieb A 234; XRA 4:186;


ArmTxt:
celui de husdines, d or a le rue de gueles


ArmTxt:
.f. monseigneur de viertaing, d azur a le croix d argent a lambiau de gueles, et crie bousies

AiCmnt:
A son of the current Sr de Vertain, Eustace al. Witasse (II) de Bousies, fl.1344-1378, possibly the Louis, who fought at Kuunre and at 'Gasparde' and possibly at Gorinchen, as did the bastard, Fierabras [2674, 23], though it might be the eldest son, Eustace. Seat in dep Nord, ar Cambrai, can Solesmes.
Wittert NA 1:326-331; XRA 4:108; XDF:1690;


AiCmnt:
Georges de la Tremoille C.Guines & B.Sully & S.Craon, d.1446, or his son Louis.


AiCmnt:
Aymar de Lusignan, dit de Valence, S.Bellac & Montignac, E.Pembroke, d.c1308


AiCmnt:
Arms of Österreich (Austria), found on seals from c1136 in MGft.Österreich of the maison Babenberg (-1246 Fr.II, o.s.p.).
Gall W; XCB:36-40;


AiCmnt:
Styria al. Steiermark, habsburger Erblehen from 1282.
Sieb 4.7; Sieb 2/1.1.2:t127 (sigil 1198);


AiCmnt:
Gf.Kiburg, seat in Kiburg SE of Winterthur (can Zürich). The lands in Aargau was acquired by Habsburg-Laufenberger and later sold to canton Zürich 1453, but the title and arms retained by the habsburger emperors.
Gall W 148; Sieb 4.4;


AiCmnt:
von Walsee, ministeriales of Gf.Kirchberg and the Staufer, noted 1171, came c1270 from Waldsee im Württemberg to Wallsee (BH.Amstetten, NÖs). The arms are usually Sa-Ar.
ESNF 16:30-32; Sieb 23/6.2:t26 wurt + 26:2/4.4.2 :516+t248 +  27/4.5:569+t123 (geneal, OO); HHStÖs 1:602;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Oettingen, noted 1143, seat in Oettingen im Riesgau (Kr. Nordlingen, Bayern).
   Crest: on sn the talbot's ear is Gu ch. saltire Ar.
Sieb 4/1.3.3:190-193+t231-238;  ESNF 16:98, HHStD 7:558;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Zollern, arms of Hohenzollern.
ESNF 1.1:116b-141; Sieb 1.1.3: 99 - 1.1.4: 28;  Merz ZUR 32-33 (arms);


AiCmnt:
Gf.Henneberg, cadet of BGf.Würzburg, seat at Henneberg (Kr. Meiningen, Thüringen). Botenlauben al. Henneberg-alt qtg Henneberg-neu.
ESNF 16:144+146-149; Sieb 1.1.2:120 (Henneberg) + Sieb 2/1.1.2:t123 (Botenlauben);


AiCmnt:
von Ellerbach,  noted 1152, seat nr Dillingen on Donau in Bayern not far from Burgau.
Kindler OB 1:292; Sieb 22/6.1:t140 + 23/6.2:10+t2 + E 160; Kneschke D 3:83;  XPB;


AiCmnt:
von Königsegg, noted 1171, also named von Fronhofen (OA. Ravensburg), but with a seat on Burg Königsegg nr Saulgau.The family became Freiherren 1470 and Reichsgrafen 1629.
Kindler OB 2:337-346, würt; Sieb 1.3.2:15 + 23/2.5:t2 wurt; Kneschke D 5:196-198; Hupp ARL 237n1; XPB;


AiCmnt:
von Reinach, Aargauer Uradel, noted 1210, ministeriales of Gf. Lenzburg, seat at Burg Alt-Reinach  (Gem. Burg, can Aargau), W of Hallweiler See.
Kneschke D 6:430-431; Sieb 24/2.6:70+t42; Kindler OB 3:425;  ESNF 11:104;


AiCmnt:
Louis van Praet S.Moerkerke, d.1413, married Marguerite de Henin-Liétard  or more likely their son, Louis  van Praet S. Moerkerke & Merwede d.1440. Praet-Moerkerke was a bastard line from Louis de Mâle C.Flanders (d.1384).
 XRA 2:487 (1425, Louis; 1419 Roland);
ESNF 3.2:294; Anselme 2:766; Eeckhout FM 1:296-298 + 344-345 (Praet);


AiCmnt:
Roland Uitkerke S.Heestert & Hoyenbrouck, d.1442, S.Hemsrode c1421, CTdO.UItkerke, 7 km SW of Knokke.
XRA 4:72; XDD:10501;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Boncourt S.Eine & pair of Flanders, d.1441, married Marguerite van Oostkerke Bs.Eine osp.1420. Boncourt qtg Brimieu and Landas. Boncourt nr Fléchin, 7 km N of Heuchin (dep Pas-de-Calais, c-l-c). Eine, 3 km N of Oudenaarde.
XRA 1:307;
Eeckhout F;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Flandre d.1450, Sr de Praet or Praat & Woestyne, son of Marie de Ghistelle and Louis le Frise, an illegitimate son of Louis de Mâle Count of Flanders. Louis le Frise died at Nicopolis in 1396.
XRA 4:444;


AiCmnt:
Vichte, a cadet of Petegem and hereditary marshal of Flanders. Vichte, 10 km E of Courtrai.
 XRA 4:118 (Jan van Spilt S.Vichte 1374);
Eeckhout FM 1:428;  ESNF 7:88; Warlop NF 1179;


AiCmnt:
Jean Wittoen S.Ogimont d.c1426, gm/ Isabelle Reygersvliet, or one of their sons, Jean S.Ogimont (23 km SE of Courtrai)  & Oostkamp (7 km S of Brugge) & Velaines & Heille d.1486, and  Louis. Inescutcheon of Reigersvliet.
XRA 4:268 (seal of Jean, 1430);
Eeckhout FM; Eeckhout ETO; www;


AiCmnt:
Colard dit de Comines S.Renescure & St.Venant & Thil & Watten, Souv.Bailli de Flandre c1435, d.c1453, father of the chronicler, Philippe de Comines;  escutcheon of maternal Wavrin.
Warlop NF; ESNF 7:22B+24;


AiCmnt:
Probably either Adrian de Gand dit Vilain S.St.Jansteen (d.1449) or Jean (V) S.Huysse & Pamele, d.1447. The escutcheon of Malstede refers to their greatgrandmother, Maria van Malstede, married to Jean (II).
XRA 4:119+120  (1376, Jean; 1436, Jean; 1444, Adrian; 1443, Jean);
ESNF 7:83-84;


AiCmnt:
Probably Willem van Stavele jr Sr.Pottes, d.1449, son of Willem van Stavele BGf.Furnes.


AiCmnt:
Josse van Halewyn or d'Halluin, d.1455, S.Uitkerke 1419, chamberlain to duke Philippe, son of Willem d.1419 [2058]. Inescutcheon of Uitkerke.
Anselme 3:900 + 4:330;


AiCmnt:
Josse d'Halluin S.Piennes, d.1472. Inescutcheon of Piennes.
Eeckhout FM 1:188-193; Anselme 3:900-920 + 4:330;


AiCmnt:
Gerard d'Escornaix, d.1457, S.Montfort-sur-Somme & Berchem & Bevere & Machelen. Escornaix qtg maternal Ghistelle-Dudzele.
XDF:924;
ESNF 7:94;


AiCmnt:
Roland van Steenhout, father of Willem van Steenhout S.Steenhout-à-Vollezele, 1390-1457 o.s.p.m.
XDF:1628;
Eeckhout ETO 88;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Belle S.Boesinghe (nr Ypres), from Bellewaerde, 5 km E of Ypres.
XRA 1:223;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Guillaume de Halluin S.Uitkerke & Watervliet & Zwevegem, d.1419, son of  Roland S.Halluin and Marguerite de Gruuthuyse. Escutcheon of Gruuthuyse.
Anselme 3:900 + 4:330;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Brune, a repeat of Brune qtg  Bailleul-Douxlieu.


AiCmnt:
Jan van der Gracht, a repeat with escutcheon of Halluin.


AiCmnt:
Jean (sr) van de Walle S.Walle fl.1391-1419, married Jeanne Cabiliau Dm.Morenboruck. Their son, Jean  fl.1412, d.>1467, married Marguerite Cabiliau .
XRA 4:193;


AiCmnt:
Peter van der Walle, fl.1419-48, échevin of Gent. The arms are similar to Boetelin.


AiCmnt:
Willem van der Walle, brother of Peter,  a repeat.


ArmTxt:
thomas mauduyt port eschekeré d'or & d'azure a une bordour de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas mauduyt port chekeré d'or & d'azure a une bordour de goules


AiCmnt:
Probably not Thomas, but John Mauduit, d.1364, husband of Juliana (d.1378), held Warminster & Dickerich (Wilts.) & Cratele (Hants.) &  Buckworth (Hunts.). He had a son Thomas (o.v.p.1361), husband of Joan and father of Maud (b.c.1354), who married Henry Grene.
DBA 2:195+201+205; CIPM 11:592 (John, d.1364) + 15:122-123 (Juliana);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Mauduit, o.v.p.sp.m. 1361, son of Thomas [1122].


ArmTxt:
william mauduyt port d'argent a deux barres de goules


AiCmnt:
Roger Mauduit, son and heir of Roger (d.<1358) and Eleanor (d.1368), widow of Robert Umfraville E.Angus (d.1325). Roger jr. in 1358 recovered the estates, incl. Eshott (Nhum.), forfeited by his father.
Brault RAE 2:286; DBA 1:20; XBM:11682 + XEL:1725 + XGD:1729 (Roger 1322, 1323, 1332); XGD:1728* (Eleanor, 1332, 4 shields);


ArmTxt:
monsr roger mauduyt port d'ermyn & deux barres de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr john barry port de goules deux gemelx d'argent en maniere de barres


AiCmnt:
Louis le Grand, d.1382, R.Hungary 1342 & Poland 1370 & Dalmatia 1370.


AiCmnt:
Henry 'Hotspur' Percy, d.1403, eldest son of Henry E.Northumberland [93], husband of Elizabeth Mortimer. He assisted and replaced his father and the Nevilles of Raby as Warden of the Marches of Scotland, nominated KG in 1388. He was attainted for rebellion against Henry IV and killed in the battle of Shrewsbury.


AiCmnt:
Henry Percy, d.1368, 3rd baron, eldest son and heir of Henry 2B.Percy, c.1300-1352, and Idonea Clifford.
   AS:37 has 'le sr de percy' (without label), and the only other Percy in the segment, CKO:70, has a border engrailed gules.


AiCmnt:
Henry 'Hotspur' Percy, d.1403. The son of Henry E.Northumberland [39], retained for life as king's knight 1391, was a renowned soldier and served repeatedly as Warden of the Scottish and of the Welsh Marches. He followed his father and uncle Thomas [80] in siding with Bolingbroke in the rebellion against Richard II and was granted the large sum of £ 666 as a reward. The Percies rebelled against Henry IV in 1403 and Hotspur was killed in the battle outside Shrewsbury.


AiCmnt:
Ralph FitzSimon, not identified, by of the family of FitzSimon of Ormesby (Lincs.).
DBA 1:157; XBM:9764 (lion Er, Hugh FS, 13C);


AiCmnt:
Warin Lisle, o.s.p.m.1381, baron, of the Isle of Wright or of Kingston l'Isle. His only daughter Margaret married Thomas Lord Berkeley, and their daughter, Elisabeth, in turn married Richard Beauchamp Earl of Warwick [35].
GEC 8:39-78; Burke EP; Burke EP; CIPM 15:801-808; DBA 1:193-195; XEL:476;


AiCmnt:
Gerard Lisle of Kingston l'Isle, d.1360, son of Warin (d.1312) and Alice Teyes. Gerard was summoned to Parliament in 1347. With his first wife Eleanor he had a son and heir Warin [386]. He married secondly Elizabeth (d.1362), widow of Richard Penbrugge.
GEC 8:39-69-78; CIPM 11:403 (Eliz);


AiCmnt:
Henry Lisle, probably a younger son of Gerard [385] and brother of Warin [386], not mentioned in GEC.


ArmTxt:
monsr gerard de lisle porte de goules a une leopard passant d'argent croslé d'or pié agu


AiCmnt:
Warin de Lisle, d.1322, banneret & leader, in Scotland 1319, contrariant, hanged.  He held Kingston Lisle a.o. (Berks). 
Wells-Furby BR; Moor KE 3:49; GEC 8:39-69-78;


ArmTxt:
gerard del ile porte de goules a un leon passant d'argent coroné d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr john del isle port de goules un chevron & trois foilles d'or


AiCmnt:
Lawrence Fleet, of Wisbeach (Cambs.).
DBA 1:217-218 + 223-224; XBM:9830* (less mullets, Lawr, 1347);


ArmTxt:
darcy del parke port de sable a une bordour des armes de darcy


ArmTxt:
m pepin de cessars, semblable a i lambel d'argent


AiCmnt:
Moer al. Moir al. Maurus, a family noted 1218 with possessions in Limburg, Jülich and Berg and one branch with seat in Burg Moirsbruch nr Schlebusch 10 km NE of Köln, in county of Berg.
Fahne KJ 2:96;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms were borne by families in the region, e.g. Brackel (Ar-Or-Az) of Brackel nr Jülich, served Kleve and Köln, noted 1218; and  Waldenburg gt Schenkern, nas, known 13C, with Or-Az-Ar.
Fahne KJ 1:47 /Brackel); Sieb 20/6.7:t68, nas (Waldenburg);


AiCmnt:
von Kratz, probably a branch of Hahn [BEL:1287], living in Kleve. Adolf Kratz sealed in 1363 for Gf.Berg.
Fahne KJ 2:231; Steimel RW 5:90;


AiCmnt:
Probably Gotschalck Starke von Dahlhusen, noted 1368, served C.Berg. Similar arms used by Wm Starke in Opladen (10 km N of Köln), noted 1362, served C.Berg.
    Probably the same arms as in GEL:1286 'jan van esrode'.
Fahne KJ 2:151 (S.v.Opladen); XRA 3:459 (1368, Gotschalk S.v.Dahlhusen);


AiCmnt:
Dietrich von der Vorst, esq, fl.1363, in 1388 chosen as one of the arbitrators between the counts of Berg and Mark . The family, noted 1248, had a seat in Forst a.d.Wupper nr Leichlingen.
Fahne KJ 2:179; XRA 1:462 (1392, Adolf);


AiCmnt:
Henrich van Schönroide fl.1368; held Ingendorf in Stommeln nr Pulheim, NW of Köln.
Fahne KJ 1:393;


AiCmnt:
Kosen, not verified.
   GEL:1288bis 'kosen' has same arms as BEL:1297 Schönroide.


AiCmnt:
Johan von der Heeven, fl.1357-1363, married Helena, widow of Vusting von Varresbec), vassal of Gf.Berg, lived in Solingen.
Fahne KJ 2:229, XWS:189;


AiCmnt:
Hacke von Flingern, no details. Seat in Flingern, presently in eastern part of Düsseldorf.
Fahne KJ 2:52; Sieb 19/6.11:t15;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Kalkum gt Lohausen, fl,1369, from Kalkum 10 km N of Düsseldorf.
Fahne KJ 1:61; XRA 2:167-168;


AiCmnt:
von Landsberg, no details, from bei Kettwig am Ruhr (Kr. Düsseldorf-Mettmann, N-W).
Fahne KJ 1:238; Spiessen WW 190 (Or fess Gu fretty Ar);  Sieb 14/3.1:t18 (Or-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Winkelhausen, no details, from Winkelhausen nr Homberg (Kr.Düsseldorf-Mettman, N-W).
    The figure of arms is a tar door or street light, a Teer-Kranz-Eisen.
Fahne KJ 1:458-459; XRA 4:261;


AiCmnt:
von Hause, from Haus nr Ratingen (Kr.Düsseldorf-Mettmann, N-W).
Fahne KJ 1:142;


AiCmnt:
Lohausen, no details, from Lohausen on the Rhine, 8 km N of Düsseldorf.
Fahne KJ 1:260, 2:88;


ArmTxt:
le conte de cleves de guelles a ung faulx escusson d argent a le carboucle d or floree

AiCmnt:
The county of Kleve in Westphalia, ruled by the House of Kleve & Tomburg until the death of Johan Gf.Kleve in 1368. He was succeded by Adolf von Mark-Altena (d.1394), Gf.Kleve 1368 & Gf.Mark 1392, husband of Margaretha von Jülich, daughter of Dietrich (VII) Gf.Kleve.
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 25+t37; Adam BI 21; ESNF 18:22-23;   Anselme 2:449 (Nevers); Möller S 2:123; XRA 2:220;


AiCmnt:
Roger/Rutger de Boetzelaer fl.1373-93
XRA 1:271;  Butkens TB (geneal); Wittert NA 1:233;


AiCmnt:
Herman von Eyll, fl.1374-1393, served with C.Kleve. The family, divide into several branches, had their main seat in Burg Eyll from 1228 (Kr.Rheinberg). One branch held the office of Erbkämmerer von Kleve.
    Deric van Eyll, fl.1369-1381, hereditary chamberlain to C.Kleve, founding member of Order of Fools 1381. Herman in GEL:1184 without label.
Fahne KJ 1:96 + 2:40;  Wittert NA 1:804; XRA 1:416;


AiCmnt:
Hendrik van Kervenheim, no details. Probably from Kervenheim nr Kevelaer (Kr.Kleve, N-W).
 XRA 2:204* (1418, Steven Kervenheim) = wings terminated in fleurs-de-lis;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Hetterscheid, fl.1381-86  -- pae
Fahne KJ 2:60;  XRA 2:79;  XBM:21561;


AiCmnt:
Borre von Hülsen, probably from Hulsen in Gem.Hellendoorn, 12 km W of Almelo in Overijssel.


AiCmnt:
Stefan van Vael (or Wissel ?, on the Rhine E of Kleve) of the family Galen gt Haswick (Gahlen, Kr.Dinslaken, Geldern).
XRA 1:472;  Sieb 19/3.5:t4, nsx + 14/3.1:t9 + 3.2:t180; + 15/7.2:t19 + 19/2.9:8;


AiCmnt:
Arnold van Niel, fl.1361, no details, from Niel, 10 km NW of Kleve.
XRA 3:37 (fess acc. 3 mullets in chf);


AiCmnt:
Dirk van Ryneren, no details, probably from Rindern outside Kleve.
XRA 4:550 (1377, Gerit);


AiCmnt:
Bellinghoven, no details.
XRA 1:224 (1371, Tho);  Fahne KJ 1:23 + 1:t1n19 + 2:6;


AiCmnt:
Arnold van Snoek, founding member of Ordre des Fous 1381.
Fahne KJ 2:131; XRA 3:422;


AiCmnt:
Jan van der Hovelwijk, no details.
XRA 2:121 (1374, Jan, judge in Warbeyen, 2 roses in chf);


AiCmnt:
Loef van Ingelheim, no details.
Fahne KJ 1:187 + 2:69 (arms confused); XRA 2:263;


AiCmnt:
Loef van Ingelheim, no details.
   This item may have been confused with GEL:1242/BEL:1078 Loef van Issum in Geldern.
Fahne KJ 1:187 + 2:69 (arms confused); XRA 2:263;


AiCmnt:
Uten Veen, from Venn nr Gladbach, 67-9;
Fahne 2:172; XRA 4:91 (1364, Jan);


AiCmnt:
von Preuth al. Proet, no details.
Fahne KJ 2:112 (Proyt, col); XRA 3:166-167 (cle, mar);


AiCmnt:
Herman Pentling, no details.
XRA 3:112 (1339, 1366, 1416, Herman);


AiCmnt:
Richard von Boenen (Westerholt-Gysenberg), from Bönen nr Hamm.
Spiessen WW 16, t39; XRA 1:270, 4:363 (1357, Ric);


AiCmnt:
Mathias von der Spiegel, named from haus Spiegel in Köln.  -- pop
   Spiegel von Diesenberg im Bft.Paderborn, Erbschenck von Paderborn; 
Fahne KJ 1:404 + 2:141; Sieb 14/3.1:t32 + 15/3.2.2.2:t17 + 22/2.1:t61 bav + 20/3.4:t29;  XRA 3:439;


AiCmnt:
Richard von Meinfelder, fl.1366-1382.  -- pae-pop
XRA 4:529;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich (III) BGf.Rheineck fl.1368, d.1390, or his older brother Johan (V, d.1381).  -- pae-pop
Stokvis MH 3A:t36; Möller S 4:50-51; XRA 3:208;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Stein, d.1429, fl.1359, bailif of Nassau, and his brother Friedrich (d.1389).  -- pop
Fahne KJ 1:410 (sigil 1355, Jan); Steinmel RW 3:113-114; Kneschke DA 8:621-622; Gruber MR 131; XRA 3:473;


AiCmnt:
von Vilmar, vassals of Trier, served on Burg Montabaur in 1340.
Gruber MR 134;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Geilenkirchen dJ, fl.1368-1391, ultimus  -- pae
Fahne KJ 1:109 + 2:46;  Hemricourt M 104;  XRA 1:480;


AiCmnt:
von Loef or Loif, kölner patricians.  -- pae-pop
Fahne K 1:259;


AiCmnt:
Edmund Birklin, fl.1371, from a kölner patrician family, extinct early 15C.  -- pop
Fahne KJ 1:32.35, t1n27-28; XRA 1:259 (1371, Edmond);


AiCmnt:
Gerit Chorus, no details. Several members of the family were échevins in Aachen.
Sieb 15/3.2.2.1:t169; XRA 2:261;


AiCmnt:
Hunolt von Plettenberg,  fl.1352, no details, the family came from Sauerland.
    GEL: Crest ornament: broadbrimmed hat per pale Or-Az.
Spiessen WW; Steinmel RW 4:81; XRA 3:137 (1352, Hunolt);


AiCmnt:
Johan von Scherffgen, no details, of a kölner patrician family.
 Fahne KJ 1:385, col = {Ar 2 bars Sa & border engrailed };  XRA 3:380 (1390, Remboid);


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Hardvuist, no details. A kölner patrician family.
Fahne KJ 1:135; XRA 2:32;


AiCmnt:
Ludwig VII BGf.Hammerstein, fl.1372, d.1417; 
-- pae - pop


AiCmnt:
Cleyngedanck, col (ran, pop, pae); 
ARMS: the 'dance' is  the Cleyngedank arms; {O a Mohr's Head S} the ancient Stessen arms;
-: Letitia von Stessen gm/ Heinrich Kleingedank; Eberhard vK, artillerie-obrist von Köln 1420; 
REF: Fahne KJ 1:63-67 (Cleingedank), 288-290 (Mommersloch), 1:412 (Stessen);


AiCmnt:
Baarlo al. Baculo dit van Stave, no details.  -- pop
Fahne KJ 1:14-17;


AiCmnt:
Langenau, seat in Burg Langenau, Amt Nassau, Land Hessen.
   BEL:1470 has a Daniel, and GEL:280 a Sivert.
Sieb 20/6.7:28+t43 + 14/3.1:t65 + 17/4.1:t21 + 6.8.1:t44; Möller S 3:259; Gruber MR 78-79; Fahne KJ 1:240;


AiCmnt:
Albrecht (III), d.1385, in Sachsen-Wittenberg & Hz.Lüneburg 1370 - or his uncle Wenzel (d.1388) Hz & Kf.Sachsen 1370. Sachsen qtg  2) Lüneburg (less semy of hearts);  2) Reichsmarschall (less swords).
    See BEL:300 for Sachsen holding Lüneburg 1370-88.


AiCmnt:
>> Gruner -- pae, jq ,ran; Prümer / ui -- pop;
Rolland 3:106, nur;


AiCmnt:
Gerhard von den Berge, d.1398,  Bp. Hildesheim 1365. Inescutcheon of v.d. Berge.
   BEL: 4x6 layout;
Sieb Bi 33-35, t62


ArmIdf:
Arnould III van Gavre S.Liedekerke & Rassegem


AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) van der Aa,  Sr de Gruuthuyse 1396, grand veneur de Flandre; principal of Brugge; sr d'Espierres and  Avelgem, d.1447, in 1411 married to Marguerite Dm.Avelgem & Ps.Steenhuize. Aa qtg Gruuthuyse. His son, Louis, were created Earl of Winchester for his services to the then exiled King Edward IV of England. The Gruuthuyse residence in Brugge is now a museum.
XRA 1:157;  
ESNF 9:66;


AiCmnt:
Hector (II) van Voorhoute, d.<1453, son of Hector (I) and Marguerite, a natural daughter of Louis de Mâle, grand bailli de Courtrai 1423, grand bailli de Gand / Gent 1449. The family came from Kruiningen and settled in Kemzeke in Pays de Waes, 20 km W of Antwerp. Canton of Flanders.
XRA 4:159 (1437, Hector);
Eeckhout FM 435;


AiCmnt:
Florent (V) de Haamstede, d.1345, banneret 1341, son of Witte bâtard of Floris (V) C.Holland


ArmTxt:
m rogier de saint, d'or a un fo de moulin noir a i label de gueules

AiCmnt:
Ogier (VI), fl.1351-1395, S.St.Chéron (dep Aube) & Gigny &c. A cadet line of St.Chéron al. Anglure separated c.1250.
ESNF 13:10;


ArmTxt:
l'avouay de terouayne, d'azur a un lion d'or rampant billeté d'or


ArmTxt:
le sieur de coquelaere, d azur a trois bezans d argent


ArmTxt:
le sieur de thiay crie montigny en estiona, de sinople au lyon d argent billete de mesme


AiCmnt:
Walter Leslie, d.1382, L.Ross 1372 (j.u.), married Euphemia Ross, daughter and coheir of William C.Ross [BEL:1312], present in Prussia 1356, 1357/58.
Paravicini PR 1:135-138;


AiCmnt:
William Ross, o.s.p.m.1371, E.Ross. His daughter married Walter Leslie [699]. - BEL: William C.Ross, o.s.p.m.1372.


AiCmnt:
Walter Foslen, d.1384, E.Lennox j.u., married the daughter of Donald Lennox (7th earl, o.s.p.m.1361/64). Succeded by his son  Duncan (exec. 1425). His granddaughter Isabel (o.s.p.m.1458) married in 1392 Murdoc Stewart D.Albany.   
GEC 7:585-613;


AiCmnt:
Malise, o.s.p.** 1344/59 ** C.Orkney & Caithness & Strathearn. The title was inherited by his norwegian relative Erngisl Sunesson (o.s.p.1392), invested 1353, who used the title in 1388 though deprived of it 1357/75 *?*


AiCmnt:
Walter Haliburton of Dirleton, 1346-1385.


AiCmnt:
William Keith, 1354-1410, hereditary marshal of Scotland.


AiCmnt:
Alexander Stewart, 1368-1406. BEL has mistaken legend.
   Campbell, Jéqier and Pastoureau & Popoff overlooked transposition of legend from source, which must have had Lindsay before, just as GEL:701 Lindsay with field gules.
  GEL ornament has crown Gu.
BEL (jq, pas): James Lindsay of Crawford, o.s.p.m.1397, son of James (d.c.1358).


AiCmnt:
p.m.
BEL: Robert Bruce S.Annandale, field Ar.
CHK: McAndrews SH


AiCmnt:
Henry Sinclair of Rosslyn, d.1404, created E.Orkney 1379. Crown Ar.


AiCmnt:
John Stewart of Darnley, d.<1367, 'senescal' being a translation of steward. There are several other possibilities in this branch, which varied the brisures. 
    Arms also used by John Stewart of Darnley, d.1429, entered french service in 1419, appointed connétable de France 1424, but superseded by Arthur de Richemont (Dreux-Bretagne). For his services he had the lordship of Aubigny in Berry and was created C.Evreux in 1427 and granted arms of Stewart qtg France in 1428. He was killed outside Orléans.
McAndrews SH 183, 200, 283; XDD:10280 (1426, John);
BEL: Stewart of Railston  (in Cunningham, Ayrshire), possibly John (d.1416)
   [fess checky acc. lion past in chief]
McAndrews SH 181-182;


AiCmnt:
James Sandilands of Calder, d.1397, succeded 1385.


AiCmnt:
John Chandos, d.1369, V.St.Sauveur (in France), connétable d'Aquitaine & sénechal de Poitou, standardbearer of the Black Prince in teh battle of Poitiers 1356.


AiCmnt:
Thomas Erskine of Alloa, 1354-1404, son of Robert [707]. Griffin's or wyvern's head.


AiCmnt:
John Edmonstone, kt, from East Lothian, fought at Otterburn 1388.


AiCmnt:
John Abernethy, fl.1363-84. A grillet in chain substituting a torse.


AiCmnt:
Alexander Ramsay, d.1402, lord of Dalhousie 1366.


AiCmnt:
Preston of Preston & Barking (Suffolk) or of Brandon (Norfolk). 
   Jéquier, following Colin Campbell, proposed Simpson, who used similar arms in 1542, and McAndrews SH 192 argued that the arms were misread for [on a fess ..] for John de Craigie (d.<1377) as in GEL:718.
DBA 3:44; Burke GA 822;  Corder SA 237; Papworth 570;


AiCmnt:
Conrad von Kraigh, accompanied  Anne von Böhmen (Luxembourg) to London in 1382, when she married Richard II and became queen of England.


AiCmnt:
Dietrich von Wildenberg. A party from Trier.


AiCmnt:
Dietrich von Wissel, fl.1348-1361. A party from Kleve.
XRA 4:267* (1348, Dietrich, less lioncel);


AiCmnt:
Siegfried Gf.Wittgenstein, o.s.p.m.1359. His daughter and heir Adelheid married Salentin Gf.Sayn-Vallendar.
XRA 4:277;


AiCmnt:
ui (jq, pas-pop)
Sieb 19/3.10:t5 (Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Johan von Sponheim, d.1398, son of Philip Gf.Sponheim-Bolanden.
XRA 3:448;


AiCmnt:
Othon van Heukelom von Leyenberch (Arkel), d.c1367, held Burg Valeknvoirde nr Doeveren on the Meuse. The fief was donated to Jan Pijlijser (probably a filial grandson) on 19.06.1367 by the C.Holland-Hainaut.


AiCmnt:
BEO 6 - holding banner of St.George. 4x3, crested helmets;
Pforsch von Turnau, no details.


AiCmnt:
Vogt von Fronhausen, or Schenck von Schweinsberg.
    Arms also noted in BEL:433 & GEL:1366 and BEL:1714. The legend was probably transposed from BEL:223 or BEL:1709.


AiCmnt:
FAM1: Kop = Copp = houtkop = houttorn = ruycroch;  col, mnz;
FAM2: Houtdorp; a cadet of Müllenark or d'Irnich, patrician family of Köln; 
-: Fahne KJ 1:230 (Kop; no arms);
-: SIE:132n5, rhe; Fahne KJ 1:167 (Holtorf);


AiCmnt:
Kammerer von Worms. Arms also noted in BEL:1598 leading BEO 9.


AiCmnt:
Pforsch von Turnau, same as leading item in BEL:1381.


AiCmnt:
von Brent or Brempt, a branch held Vernich. 
   The field is usually Or with 3 pales Vt.
Fahne KJ 1:50; XRA 1:326;


AiCmnt:
Johan Bainritz von Müllenark was in Prussian in the winters of 1377/78 and 1395/96.
    An arm extending from the achievement holding a banner of St.George {Ar cross Gu}. Bainritz means banneret.
Fahne KJ 1:287+2:97; Paravicini PR 2:146; Sieb 20/6.7, nas; XRA 2:534;
>> chk family realtionship - a ministeriales ?, not in ESNF 7:138;


AiCmnt:
Knut Karlsson Sparre av Tofta, o.v.p.1389, son of the swedish marshal Karl Ulvsson Sparre (d.1407).
Raneke SM;


AiCmnt:
Johan Kustra, served 1374-86 at the court of Hz.Oppeln. Noted as polish in [BEL:1711], also present in [BEL:1601].
Micucki GEL 112 #21; Paravicini PR 1:140;


AiCmnt:
Johan Kustra, served 1374-86 at the court of Hz.Oppeln and noted as polish - as in [BEL:1452, 1711].


AiCmnt:
Thierry d'Eller fl.1353, eulogy by Gelre;


AiCmnt:
Ketil Jonsson av Malsta, ktd 1376, d.c1395.
Raneke SM 208;


AiCmnt:
Johan Bielik, fl.1372-1412,  
Szymanski HS 159;


AiCmnt:
Werner von Westhausen. The family were strassburger patricier 1410-1619 and came from Westhausen nr Benfeld.
Sieb 24/2.10:22+t27 als + 22/6.1.3:t93; Kindler AE 422;


AiCmnt:
Scibor z Sciborzyce, fl.1362-1399, from Kujavia, served as palatin of Transsylvania and 'count' of Pressburg, in the service of Sigismund R.Hungary, later Ks.HRR.


AiCmnt:
Swinka de Rypin, no details.
Szymanski HS 273; Heymowski LYN 112; Heymowski BHM 97;


AiCmnt:
Imbram z Pleszowa, BGf.Zawichost, fl.1386-1410;
Szymanski HS 204; Heymowski LYN 109; Heymowski BHM 94;


AiCmnt:
Albert (VI) von Erlickheim fl.1384, d.1413;


AiCmnt:
Albert (VI) von Erlickheim fl.1384, d.1413.  -- pae-pop
Möller S 3:256; Hupp ARL 124;


AiCmnt:
Herman von Hohenweizel, served in Prussia in the winter of 1386/87.
Jequier BEL (ab Paravicini);


ArmTxt:
++h spietske++  h ghilsbr lewe vô stencke

AiCmnt:
Ghilsbrecht Leowen von Stencke, not identified.


AiCmnt:
Johan Volman von Sponheim, probably from a family of ministeriales of Gf.Sponheim.


AiCmnt:
Ramold Stotch z Gorynia, fl.1373-1398, member of the polish embassy to the Tutonic Order in 1388.
Szymanski HS 185 (hrb Lekno);
GEL: modified millstones


AiCmnt:
see GEL - sheep belled across a pilgrim's bourdon.


AiCmnt:
Herman von Boetberg, Vogt von Kleve 1392.
XRA 1:344; Fahne KJ 2:21;


AiCmnt:
Johan Betsch gt Spiegel, fl.1376, from Silesia.


AiCmnt:
Possibly Johan von Semin. The barrulets are Gu-Sa-Gu.


AiCmnt:
Gerlach von Kleeburg.
XRA 2:216* (less mullet);


AiCmnt:
Jean de Meeuwe, fl.1354-1372, S.Wavre, bastard son of Jean I D.Brabant
   Bearer of the Maria-standard of the OT.
Paravicini PR 2:151;


AiCmnt:
Roland de Bornival, ktd 1404, son of Roland (d.1387) and Marguerite de Crainhem. Inescutcheon of Crainhem).


AiCmnt:
Nicolas Vijt châtelain de Beveren 1383-1389.
 XRA 4:140;


AiCmnt:
Hendrik van Wassenaar, d.1391, son of Dietrich (IV) BGf.Leiden.


AiCmnt:
Possibly Johan van Polanen (Wassenaar), fl.1373, son of ** S.Leck


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) van Polanen (Wassenaer), d.1379, S.Leck 1342 & Breda 1350.
     The S.Polanen separated from the Duivenvoirde branch of Wassenaer c.1290 with another split into Leck & Breda and Kapelle [GEL:1098, BEL:868] c.1340. Kapelle differentiated by a mullet on the first crescent.
Leemans BP 116; ESNF 28:152, 8:42;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Wassenaer S.Voorburg (fl.1415-1445, possibly born c.1375), grandson of Thierry (IV, d.1391), see GEL:1013 - or a later correction of his father Philip (II, d.1428), who was married in 1370.


ArmTxt:
celui de bronchorst, d argent a j lion de sable


ArmIdf:
ui Harinxma / Jan van Boekhorst S.Nordwijk


AiCmnt:
Arnold van Cruiningen, fl.1369, or his son Jean (III, d.1392).
     A lion sejt holds a pennon with his arms.
ESNF 8:33 + 3.2:293; Dek: 'Genealogie ..', Jb.Centraal Bureau von Genealogie IX 1957;  XRA 2:293;  XCB:271;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume (III) de Pot, S.laPrugne, d.c.1381. Held la Prugne al. Prune-au-Pot (dep Indre, ar la Châtre, can Éguzon, cne Céaulmont).
XDC:t88n139 = XDD:7363 (1378, Guil);


AiCmnt:
bend Az; GEL: bend Vt;
Gérard, fl.1371-1373, a bastard of Oostende


AiCmnt:
Possibly Jean dit Cosselaere, d.c.1370, S.Judoigne  1329 & Wittem 1345, steward (drossart) of Brabant, a bastard of Jean II D.Brabant. His descendants bore the name Wittem. The arms have a canton of Wavre.
    However, he sealed in 1338 with {lion acc. bend ch. 3 hermine spots or fleurs-de-lis}, not the present arms.
Jéquier BEL 165;  XRA 2:262 + 4:273 (1338, Jean);
>>> probably wrong, another bastard is likely -- clem;


AiCmnt:
Baudouin dit Bureal de Jupleux, fl.1354-1402.
     Similar arms with the family crest (head with chaplet of roses Gu) on fresco in Königsberger Dom following Robert de Namur [BEL:1358].
Hemricourt M 14;  XDD:10409 (1354, Bureau); XRA 1:350*; XRA 2:162*; Ekdahl BR 33 (Dom);


AiCmnt:
Gobier al. Goublez de Crupet,  fl.1353, served C.Namur.
XRA 2:295 (1353, Goublez de Crupet);


AiCmnt:
Geoffroi de Jupleux, fl.1374, d.<1403.
XRA 2:165 =  1:459t46n1 (1374, Geof, 1st ch. mullet)


AiCmnt:
BEO-5: single rows of inclined shields and crested helmets, larger than in 4x3 layout. Items on 64v numbered from sn, in  courtoisie with 65r.
Philip (II) van Polanen (Wassenaer), d.1401, S.Kapelle, son and heir to Philip (I) S.Polanen (d.1375) and Elisabeth v.d. Made.
ESNF 28:152; XRA 3:145 (1357, 1363, Philip sr, ch. mullet);


AiCmnt:
Gilles de Hoelaer, fl.1374 -- pae
Adam AB 322; XRA 2:87;


AiCmnt:
Jean Venedau al. Venduille, fl.1374. Inescutcheon of Boot van Eem. A flancis Or in fess point.
XRA 4:103;


AiCmnt:
Robert van Drongelen, son of Jean (d.>1367) and a Boot v.d.Eem, possibly during the lifetime of his father.
XRA 1:400* (less bend);


AiCmnt:
Daniel de Bouchout S.Humbeck. The crest is that of the family, not the one on his seal of 1363 in XRA 1:304.


AiCmnt:
Gilles van Wael.
XRA 4:187 (1374, Gilles);


AiCmnt:
Jean de Bouchout, fl.1347-1362, bastard brother of Daniel [BEL:1571].
XRA 1:307* (1374, Jean, less mullet);


AiCmnt:
BEO-7: 4x3, cr, layout;
Herman von Haaften (Cock) as standardbearer to a Wassenaer S.Leck.
Herman was possibly a unregistered son of Gui S.Haaften, a bastard of Jean C.Blois.


AiCmnt:
Jan van der Straten -  possibly the Johan van Straten of Franc-de-Bruges, who was in Prussia 1363 and  became a knight in the Teutonic Order <1386 (mentioned as bearer of the Maria-standard by Paravicini PR 2:151 + HQ 118).
    These van Stratens used {Gu 3 swords inv per  bend in pale Ar} as for Jan in LYN:2101.
Eeckhout FM 1:403; Paravicini PR 2:151;  XRA 3:488 (Franc de Bruges) + 1:347t32n1 (Ric, 1226); XDD:3653; XDF:1324; Eeckhout CNK #232;


AiCmnt:
Lambert van Moerdael, no details.
Adam AB:455+475;


AiCmnt:
Johan Buzevoi, fl.1339-73, possessions around Liegnitz, Glogau, Jauer and Brieg in Silesia.
Sieb 17/3:4-5, t4; Szymanski HS 93 (arms only);


AiCmnt:
Johan Buzevoi, fl.1339-73.
Szymanski HS 93;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Surwille, fl.1365-1399, lithuanian bojar, who with his brother Hannisch, fl.1370-1411, both in the service of GFst. Vitautas, later known as Heinrich im Orden, entered  the OT in 1365, mentioned as a knight 1379, Vogt zu Rastenburg 1389-91;
Paravicini HQ 117; Engel: Mittelalter. Sigil im Thorner Ratsarchiv, pl.4n231, 1894;


AiCmnt:
Johan (Hannisch) Surwille fl.1370-1411, see [1532].


AiCmnt:
¤ GEL: Full figure of herald in tabard of Geldern, with shirt, tight black trousers, slightly pointed spurred boots and travelling cap. He is holding parts of a chain with lock-eyes in each hand.  Art historians date the dress to 1390-1400 (Popoff GEL 12).
¤ BEL: Full figure of herald dressed in a tabard with the arms of Geldern holding spear or lance ready to throw and a scroll  with the words: 'suadeo vos juste agere', i.e. I counsel you to do right.


AiCmnt:
BEO-8: 4x3-cr layout for the remaining armorial.
Jan van Kersbergen (Zuylen)


AiCmnt:
Jan van Leeuw, fl. 1374-1384. Inescucheon of v.d. List -- pae
Adam AB:394;  XRA 2:327;


AiCmnt:
John Russel of Strensham, (Worcs), d.1405, Rkl 1387 at £50, MP 1378+97 (kinsfolks of Rob d.1404), gm/ Marg Hastings of Elsing, master of the king's horse, jousts at Calais 1390
Roskell C;


AiCmnt:
Evrard de Boot fl.1371-74 (ecu de Crainhem)  -- pae
XRA 1:288;


AiCmnt:
Henri  v.d. Brugge, o.s.p.>1391, S.Héverlé & Oplinter, hereditary chamberlain of Brabant, inherited Héverlé through his mother, a Duffel (Bertout-Berlaer). Escutcheon of Berlaer or Malines.   -- pop
Butkens TB 2:234; XRA 2:81(1387, 1417, Henri);
>> Jean v.d. Brugge, d.1381,  S.Heverle, son of Gaucher and Marie de Berlaer Dm.Heverle  -- pae
XRA 2:81* (1377,  Jean, es/Marie Dm.Heverle, no escutch ;1385, Jean S.Heverle);


AiCmnt:
Guillaume Bertout de Duffel, fl.1368-1386.  -- pae
XRA 1:403;


AiCmnt:
Jean van Releghem, d.1371, fl.1360, amman de de Bruxelles.  -- pae
>>  Jean van Releghem, échevin de de Bruxelles fl.1397-1409;
Adam AB:552;  XRA 3:210;


AiCmnt:
Jan (II) van Ranst 'vieux' S.Cantecroy & Mortsel & Edeghem, fl.1386, d.1443, son of Jan (I, d.1386).
     A Jan van Ranst sat on the Ehrentisch in 1385.
Paravicini HQ 115.


AiCmnt:
Frank Boot, fl.1378 -- pae
Adam AB 82, XRA 1:288;


AiCmnt:
'le petit' Louis de Bouchout fl.1388-1400  -- pae
Adam AB 96, XRA 1:307;


AiCmnt:
Johan (VIII) Kammerer von Worms gt Dalberg, d.1387, palatine Hofmeister 1384-85.
ESNF 11:55; Möller SA 2:175-178; Sieb 24/2.6:t28 bad;
>> BEO 9
>> Several Johans were active c.1380, incl. Johan (d.1385) as proposed by Jéquier and Pastoureau & Popoff, his uncle Johan sr (d.1374), cousin Johan jr (d.1378), Johan gt von Hohenstein and von Dalberg (d.1415), also a palatine Hofmeister, and.


ArmTxt:
le grave de nuremberghe, d argent a le faisse d asur

AiCmnt:
Probably von Leuchtenberg al. Lantkrabe z Leuchtenberka, ancient Dynasten, seat at Burg Leuchtenberg (Kr. Vohenstrauss, OPf.). 
ESNF 16:96-97; Myslivecek E 32; HHStD 7:403; Sieb 22/6.1:t114; Sieb F 2n9; Hupp ARL 263n2;  XDD:11033;


ArmTxt:
le conte de loutebrique, d'argent a une fesse d'azur

AiCmnt:
Lantkrabe z Leuchtenberka, boh; Burg Leuchtenberg (Kr. Vohenstrauss, OPf.) = 116-5
\BEL:743 = Luterberch, hai, is probably a bavarian at the court of Wilhelm von Bayern Gf.Holland-Hainaut;
\UFF = 'der lantgrove von luthenberge' (wp);
REF:   XDD:11033;


AiCmnt:
Johan Pilik, fl.1366, d.1399, palatin of Warzaw, killed in the battle of Workla 1399.
GEL: bull's horn


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Huckelhoven, fl.1368-1403, hereditary provost of Eschweiler.


AiCmnt:
Johan von Mersch S.Wilre fl.1377.  - pop
XRA 2:472 (1377, Johan);


AiCmnt:
Stephan von Bongard gt Winandsrath, of the Paffendorf branch, hereditary chamberlain of Juliers.
SIE:132n14; XRA 1:282 (1371, Stephan);


AiCmnt:
Hans von Bodman 'der Landfahrer / Landstürzer', in the Orient 1376/77 and not at home 1379-1381. The arms were adopted 1360.
Sieb 24/2.6:5+t5; Sieb-bav, Sieb-wurt; Kindler OB 1:120; ESNF 12:156-163; Paravicini HQ; Kneschke D 1:511;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Geisbusch, fl.1376-1387. -- pop


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Gessler vo Grüningen, d.1408, Schenck & Kammersmeister 1385, 1380 ambassador to Avignon, 1386 Landvogt in Aargau & Thurgau, Hofmeister zum Hz.Österreich.
REF:
-: Kruse R #47; Sieb 14/3.1:t9 + 18/6.9:t18; Kindler OB 1:437; AHS 1932:100; Hupp ARL 158n3, www;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Gessler von Grüningen, d.1408, Schenck & Kammersmeister 1372, 1380 ambassador to Avignon, 1386 Landvogt in Aargau & Thurgau, Hofmeister zum Hz.Österreich. The family was Aargauer Uradel, vassals of Gf.Tierstein with seats in Wiggwil and Meienburg and Vogten auf Grüningen. Many were members of the Falke tournament society. His father Herman was Landvogt in Aargau in 1375.
Kruse R #47; Sieb 14/3.1:t9; Kindler OB 1:437; AHS 1932:100; Hupp ARL 158n3;


AiCmnt:
Otto Knebel von Katzenellenbogen, 1348-1404.
XRA 2:230; Möller SA 1:37;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich von Varresbeck (in Sombron nr Wuppertal) was several times in Prussia.


AiCmnt:
Johan von Melztyn fl.1366-80, castellan of Krakow.


AiCmnt:
Scribor de Prawda fl.1402-10, starost of Sanok. Arms are hrb Prawdzic.
Szymanski HS 235;


AiCmnt:
Imbram z Pleszowa, BGf.Zawichost, fl.1386-1410.
Szymanski HS 204; Heymowski LYN 109; Heymowski BHM 94;


AiCmnt:
Otton von Schlieben or Slivven, marshal of Misnia 1396, of Saxony-Lusitania. 
Sieb 14/3.1:t28 mar;


AiCmnt:
Ivan (Korczak) von Klecie i Goraj, fl.1399, brother of Dmitri, lands in Lublin district. Arms are the hrb Korczak.
Szymanski HS 155; Heymowski MH 225;
>> Dmitri de Goraj (z Bozegodar), treasurer and marshal, was given new arms by Louis 'grand' after the battle of Belz 1377 (Heymowski MH 225, after Dlugosz), the herb was {chief ch. talbot isst - or per fess};


AiCmnt:
Bohus z Rozdalowicz (d.1341) or Bohus de Laskovo, fl.1377-1412, or possibly Bohunek of Tuchonice (fl.1378).
Myslivecek E 52+t49 (Rozdalovic, Az-Or); Paravicini 1:140; Heymowski CB;


AiCmnt:
Paul (Pasgko) of Bogoria, marshal of the court (Hofmarschall) of the queen of Poland in 1392.
Szymanski HS 86;


AiCmnt:
Herman von Sechen al. Seen von Wülfingen, in Thurgau, cadet of Hornstein and vassal of Gf.Kyburg with lands near Riedlingen.
DHBS 7:382; Sieb E 1063;


ArmIdf:
von Klingenberg zu Meringen & Hohentwiel

AiCmnt:
von Klingenberg, noted 1220, held Bergveste & Hscht.Klingenberg im Machland (Bz. Steckborn, can Thurgau). 
   Crest ornament: pillow Gu.
Kruse R 427 #83; Kindler OB 2:299; Kneschke D 5:137 (Or-Sa); Hupp ARL 235;


AiCmnt:
The Ems zu Hohenems on the Vorarlberg-Thurgau border was the principal branch.
Kruse R 427 #83; Kindler OB 1:296; Bosl R 449; ESNF 12:142-145;  HHStÖs 2:417; Hupp ARL 119n3;


AiCmnt:
von Schwanberg al. z Svamberkové, german Uradel, a branch moved into Bohemia c1350, seat at Schwanberg nr Pilzen.
Kruse R 309-311 #65; Myslivecek E 66+ t57; SIE:31;


AiCmnt:
Fhr. von Ramstein, ministeriales of Hz. Zähringen, later Fhr., noted 1146, seat at Burg Ramstein (Bz. Waldenburg, can Baselland), usually with arms Or-Gu.
Kindler OB 3:316-323;


AiCmnt:
von Blumeneck gt Blumberg, noted 1250. The family had several branches using either the name Blumenck or Blumenberg. The name was taken from Blumberg, Kr.Donaueschingen. In 1292  Heinrich von Blumeneck gt von Blumenberg held the lordships of Blumeneck, Blumenberg and Lenzkirch.
Sieb 23/6.2:244+t136;  Kindler OB 1:107-112 + 116-118; HHStD 6:80; Merz ZUR 54;


AiCmnt:
von Wagenberg, in kiburger and habsburger service, noted 1130, seat at Wagenberg (Gem. Ober-Embrach, Bz. Bülach, can Zürich).
Merz ZUR 48;


AiCmnt:
Münch von Münchenstain, 10 km S.o.Basel, noted 1257, bore arms similar to Moench von Basel.
Suter KB 109; Rolland 4:263*; XDD:2537;


ArmTxt:
le mosne de basore o de valle, d argent a ung mosne de sable

AiCmnt:
Mönch von Basel. Other branches named themselves for Landskron and Münchenstein.
Kindler OB 3:151-153; Rolland 4:263*; XDD:2537;


AiCmnt:
von Brümsi, noted 1239, extinct ultimo 18C, They came from Maienfeld to Schaffhausen as citizens.
Kindler OB 1:163-168; Sieb 20/6.12:40


AiCmnt:
Johan von Schöneberg drowned 1385 in river Wilia in Lithuania.
Paravicini HQ 116;


AiCmnt:
von Bayeler, noted 1344, served Gf.Kiburg and Habsburg.
Merz ZUR 154;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Drawn as per fess & antler over all.


AiCmnt:
Johan von Vlatten (Merode), d.1406, S.Vlatten & Saar. son of Werner (d.1370) [945].
ESNF 18:87;


AiCmnt:
Herald holding the arms of Vlatten (Merode) by a chain in his left arms, while in his right arms holding a spear ready for throwing. Arms on flowing cape.


AiCmnt:
BEO 11
Hutin de Vermelles, d.1391, in Prussia 1374/75, from Vermelles (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune, can Cambrin).


AiCmnt:
Simon de Brugdam, d.1385, capitaine de l'Ecluse (Sluys);
XRA 1:340;


ArmTxt:
le sire d estonewost, d argent a tourtiaux de gueles et crie dampmartin


AiCmnt:
Heinrich von Oefte, ktd c.1347.
GEL: Les louanges des preux chevaliers


AiCmnt:
Adam von Mopertingen, fl.1357, d.>1381;
GEL: Louange or Ehrenrede.
+ 18v (crested arms)
Bergen GEL 355+373 (2 cousins named Adam); Hemricourt 1:113; XRA 2:517;


AiCmnt:
Adam von Mopertingen gt de Zypernau, fl.1357, d.1384/85.
+ 18v (crested arms, later)
Bergen GEL 355+373 (2 cousins named Adam); Hemricourt 1:113; XRA 2:517 (1363, Adam);
>> jq has Adam at Mont Cassel 1328, Berwick in 1332, ktd in York;


AiCmnt:
Otto von Zescau
GEL: chaplet of roses
     A knight Zische served in the Teutonic Order 1410.
Sieb 14/3.1:t507


AiCmnt:
Bernhard von Zedlitz,  fl.1362, d.1383, moved from Saxony to Silesia and Poland, in english service, K'ktc 1378; 
BEL: Friedrich von Zedlitz, no information.
Sieb 21/2.3:t62 sax + 24/2.10:t28 als + 14/3.1:t37 + 17/6.8.1:t89; SIE:71n13; Kneschke D 9:624; Given-Wilson RH 283;


AiCmnt:
rpt, GEL: wings issuing from small roundels Or


AiCmnt:
Dieric van Houweningen, no details, but in Gelderland nr Beesd.


AiCmnt:
Gauthier de Quaderbrugge, fl.1374-1392 -- pae
XRA 3:176;


AiCmnt:
Either Miles Stapleton, b.1356, son and heir of Miles [15] the founder KG, and probably the Miles summoned for Norfolk to a Great Council in 1405 (POPC 2:86), or his cousin, Miles (d.1400), a younger son of Brian [113], who inherited Wighill &c, and held Kessingland (Suffolk), but nothing in Norfolk (CIPM 18:108-115). A Miles was commissioner in Norfolk in 1386 and in 1390 (CPR 1385-89:173+259).
 XBM:13671;


AiCmnt:
Knut Karlsson Sparre til Tofta, d.1389, knighted 1375, councillor 1376, accompanied Albrecht to Mecklenburg 1385.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1405;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, p.118;
-- BEL:1451, BEL:1738, GEL:723, BEL:172, BHM:3344, LBQ:3421,


AiCmnt:
The king of Denmark, the arms first found on seal of king Canute VI from 1194.  Valdemar IV Atterdag, r.1340-75, restored Denmark after it having been pawned by his predessors and occupied by the counts of Holsten. Succeded by his daughter Margrethe I, as 'Lady of Denmark', r.1375-1412, until 1387 as regent for her son Oluf III (of Denmark and Norway) and from 1396 as regent-advisor for Erik VII of Pomerania (r.1396-1439), her great nephew, who in 1397 was recognized as king of Norway and Sweden as well. The banner on the side of the helmet is the oldest evidence of the danish national flag, 'Dannebrog', probably adopted by Valdemar IV, and not as the lore has it 'fallen from sky' at the battle of Lyndanisse (Reval in Estonia) in 1219.
Margrethe 1, Nordens Frue og Husbond. Kalmarunionen 600 år. Exibition 1996-97, Danish National Museum; Peter Kurrild Klitgaard, 27.CIHGS, 2006;


AiCmnt:
Hennike Podebusk, or Putbus, d.1388. He was member of a younger line of the wendian princes of Rügen. Closely associated with king Valdemar since 1350 in the reconstruction of Denmark, he held the office of drost (grand sénéchal) at least from 1368 until his death and was was de facto regent, when the king was abroad.
Dansk Adels Aarbog, 1908, 356-375; -
   BEL: Hennike Podebusk, or Putbus, drost (grand sénéchal)  in Denmark, d.1388. He was member of a younger line of the princes of Rügen. Associated with king Valdemar since 1350 in the reconstruction of Denmark after it having been pawned and occupied by the counts of Holsten.
Dansk Adels Aarbog, 1908, 356-375; Sieb 2:1.1.2:t65 (sigil 1337);


AiCmnt:
Henneke Nielsen Limbek til Torning and Gram in Schleswig, fl.1358-1404, one of the leaders in the insurrection of the jutlanders against king Valdemar IV in 1372 and later a member of the royal council. A less likely candidate is his relative, Henneke Hartvigsen Limbek til Nebbe, fl.1423-67. The mother of Henneke H:n, Cecilie, was probably daughter of Jens Uf [555].  The tilting helmet is similar to that of Rud [552].  
    Henneke N:n is in BEL:568 as a holstener and in the sketch BEL:114 as a dane.
Danmarks Adels Aarbog, 1902, 263-274; 
    BEL: Henneke Limbek d.1404


AiCmnt:
Leonor Urraca di Castille Cs.Albuquerque, 1374-1435, d/ Sancho C.Albuquerque batârd de Castille, M/ Eleonora Q.Portugal -- the mistaken arms correctly attributed by Raneke;


AiCmnt:
Philippa de Lancaster 1360-1415, d/ John of Gaunt, 1387 gm/ Joao I R.Portugal;
   Arms: border Er-Az.


AiCmnt:
Possibly the Earl Marshal of England, or John of Gaunt D.Lancaster (d.1399), if the 'h' on the central pendant means 'hermine'. The item is uncoloured. 
    At the time members of the royal family used variously differenced versions of France qtg England. England with label argent (Brotherton) was used by the Earl Marshal, and with border by a halfbrother of Richard II.


AiCmnt:
Reginald Cobham, 1295-1361, gm/ Joan Berkeley (d.1369), famous jouster, KG 1352, baron 1347, held Sterborough in Surrey. Also noted in [1345, 1361]


AiCmnt:
William 'frere' FitzWarin d.1361, summoned to Parliament 1342 as a baron, KG 1360, was a younger son of Fulk B.FitzWarin (d.1349). A famous jouster and an accomplished soldier-administrator in royal service. Also noted in company with Reginald Cobham of Sternborough in [1346, 1361].


AiCmnt:
The shield appears to be pq[barry; plain, =; =] as the backside colours have permeated.


ArmTxt:
.f. messire thomas trivet, d argent a j trivet de sable tout ront a iij piez, et crie trivet

AiCmnt:
Thomas Trivet, d.1388, of Otterhampton in Somerset, king's knight and close to the Regency Council for Richard II from 1378, admiral in the West 1386, married Elisabeth and left 2 daughters, Elisabeth and Anne. A noted jouster and soldier, he is also mentioned in a second round of horse combat [2664, 13] as well as in several contemporary armorials.
Burke GA 1029; XBM:13998;


AiCmnt:
Juan I, d.1395, D.Gerona 1351, R.Aragon 1387, eldest son of Pedro IV 'Ceremonious' R.Aragon (r.1336-1387).
XDD:11231 (Pedro IV);


AiCmnt:
Juan d'Aragon, D.Gerona 1357, eldest son of Pedro IV, succeded as king in 1387.
>> CHK: 1351/1357


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, crest holding banner of St.George


ArmTxt:
le roy d arragon, d or a iij paux de gueles, et sont les armes de le conte de cathalongne

AiCmnt:
King of Aragon. Pedro IV 'el ceremonioso', 1319-1387, R.Aragon & C.Barcelona 1339.
    The header reads: "les armes du roy d’aragon et des autres seigneurs du paiz à baniere".
ESNF 2:71-72;  XDD:11231 (Pedro IV);


AiCmnt:
Martin d'Aragon, C.Exérica & Luna 1372 & D.Montblanc 1388, R.Aragon 1396, younger son of Pedro IV  and Eléonore de Siciile, married daughter & heir of count Lope de Luna (d.1372).
   BEL: label Ar ch. 4 eaglets Sa.


ArmTxt:
l infant dannetin filz du roy, telz armes comme le roy a lambiaul d argent suz chascun pel j lambiaul et suz chascun lambiaul ij aigles de secille

AiCmnt:
Martin I 'el humano', 1356-1410, D.Montblanc, R.Aragon 1396 & Sicily 1409, younger son of Pedro IV. He married in 1372 Maria de Luna (d.1406).
ESNF 2:72;

AIRefs:
BEL:123; BHM:3306 (C.Luna); GEL:643* (less eaglets, C.Luna);


ArmTxt:
monseigneur le duc de gironne, conte de fremieres, les armes du roy

AiCmnt:
Juan I 'el cazador', 1350-1396, D.Gerona, R.Aragon & Valencia 1387, eldest son of Pedro IV [2460].
ESNF 2:72;


AiCmnt:
Pierre d'Aragon, 1347-1408, C.Urgel, son of Jaime and Cécilie de Turenne, nephew of Pedro IV.
XSC:290;


ArmTxt:
le conte d ingel, parti d arragon et eschiquete d or, d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
Pedro di Aragon, 1340-1408, C.Urgel, a nephew of Pedro IV. He married Beatrix de Cardona.
    The title was also noted for Martin I R.Aragon (r.1387-1396), a younger son of Pedro IV in ESNF 2:72.
ESNF 3:131b; XSC:290;


AiCmnt:
Alfonzo d'Aragon, d.1408, M.Villena 1366-91, D.Gandia 1399, son of Pierre C.Ripagorca and jeanne de Foix. Q2 pf[Léon, Manuel)]
Stokvis MH 2:22; XSC:200 (Alfonzo);


ArmTxt:
le marquiz de villaine, telez armes comme le conte de prodes et pour le marquisite efflanquie de gueles a l aigle d or yssant une main du turel d or tenant une espee d argent enhardee et pommelee d argent

AiCmnt:
Alonzo di Aragon, 1332-1412, D.Gandia 1399 & M.Villena, connetable de Castille, elder brother of Juan C.Prades [2466]. Their father Pedro (1305-1381) became a monk in 1375.
ESNF 3:130;


ArmTxt:
le conte d amspuire, parti d arragon et faissie d or et de guels

AiCmnt:
Juan (I) d'Aragon, 1338-1399, C.Ampurias, a cousin of Pedro IV. The arms are Aragon and Ampurias dimidated.
ESNF 3:131A; XSC:194; Gonzales DH 72+394;


ArmTxt:
le conte de proddedes, efflanquie esquartele d argent[et] defrance au lambiaul de gueles suz le quartier de france

AiCmnt:
Juan d'Aragon, 1335-1416, C.Prades, senechal of Catalonia, cousin of Pedro IV, younger brother of Alfonso M.Villena [2470].
ESNF 3:130; XSC:199;


ArmTxt:
le conte de cardonne, de gueles a trois cardons d or tenans a j estoch


ArmTxt:
le conte de pallais, d or a l aigle a ij testes de gueles membre et coronez d or a le bordure de gueles a l escusson d or en le poitrine


ArmTxt:
le visconte de cabriere, d or a le chievre de sable a le bordure coppone d or et de sable


AiCmnt:
Felipe Dalmau V.Rocaberti 1325-91; 
Popoff HE;  XSC:2473;


ArmTxt:
le visconte de roquebertin, de gueles a trois paulx d or a ix rocs d asur sur les paux


ArmTxt:
le visconte d ille, partit eschiquete d argent et de sable a j lion d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de moncade, de gueles a tourtiaux d or


ArmTxt:
messire bernard de fortien frere de le reyne d arragon, d argent a iij faisses de sable

AiCmnt:
Bernard de Fortia, b/ Sibille 1377-1406, Q.Aragon


ArmTxt:
damp jehan de lanie, telez armes comme le conte lequet de gueles et le lune

AiCmnt:
telez armes comme le conte[de Luna] lequet[le pied] de gueles et le lune[du même].


AiCmnt:
Raimond Ladron de Vilanove, councellor and treasurer 1368.
>> legends moved between GEL:671-673 and correct for BEL:147, 149, 154;


ArmTxt:
messire pere ladron de villenoeve, d argent a l escusson d or a une ouille d escusson de messmes et en chascun une faisse d asur


ArmTxt:
ceulx de sencelles, losengiez d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire simon pierre daiens, esquartele de gueles a l aigle d or coronez de mesmes et de ondee d argent et d asur

AiCmnt:
Simon Pedro d'Arenos, no details. Blazoned barry-undy.
Popoff HE;


AiCmnt:
Pierre Arnaud de Vilanova
Popoff HE;  Riquier HC #117; Caraffa SC 4:367-370;


AiCmnt:
Descendants of Charles I d'Anjou R.Naples, anti-king of Jerusalem, for a King of Chypre.  The present arms: 1+4) Jerusalem;  2) [Anjou];  3) Lusignan, are not known from seals.
>>> GEL:749 = BEL:48 = Jerusalem qtg Lusignan =  Jacques I, d.1398, R.Chypre 1382 & Jerusalem 1386.


AiCmnt:
Jacques I de Lusignan, d.1398, R.Chypre 1382 & Jerusalem 1386.  Jerusalem qtg Lusignan.
    GEL: Q1 on crest;


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, in dx quarter / upper half of page;
Q4 = Ar-Gu


AiCmnt:
Anjou (ancient) for the descendants of Charles d'Anjou, d.1285, R.Naples 1265, s/ Louis VIII R.France, b/ Louis IX 'sacre'.
>> GEL:736*  (x3) = Jerusalem qtg Anjou (confounded)


AiCmnt:
The arms of the Folkunga family, kings of Sweden from 1250 to Magnus 'Smek', r.1319-63 in Sweden and in Norway 1319-43, d.1374.  His son, Hakon VI, king of Norway 1343-80, was married to Margrethe and father of Oluf II of Denamrk-Norway. Albrecht of Mecklenburg was son of a sister of Magnus.


AiCmnt:
Albrecht of Mecklenburg, d.1412, R.Sweden 1363-89, Hz.Mecklenburg 1379. The arms are 1) Svea vapen; 2) Mecklenburg; 3) Schwerin;  4) Rostock, similar to his seal of 1385, made for his stay in Mecklenburg 1385-87. Crest banners are Az 3 crowns in pale Or.
ESNF; Mecklenburgische Urkundenbuch, nr.13084;


AiCmnt:
Variant of the Folkunga arms [BEL:166, GEL:722].


AiCmnt:
A curious insert, Tyrgils Knutsson, marshal of Sweden, executed 1306. The family became extinct c.1350.
     Note the superficial likeness of the Knutsson and Folkunga arms.
Diplomatarium Suecanum, nr.1397;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 2:746;


AiCmnt:
Erengisle Nilsson af Hammersta, fl.1359, d.1406, councillor, judge. Raneke SM 1:23;
Raneke SM;


AiCmnt:
Ketil Jonsson til Malsta,d.c.1395, knighted 1391, with Albrecht 1385.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1227;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:208;
-- BEL:1459, BEL:1740, BEL:174, GEL:724, BHM:3345, LBQ:3423,


AiCmnt:
Magnus Håkansson (Leopard / Lejonlilja), fl. 1365-99. A family from Södermanland, councillor, kt.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1432;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 2:870;
-- BEL:175, GEL:729, BHM:3350, LBQ:3424,


AiCmnt:
Bengt Bosson (Båt), fl. 1383-92, knight.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1926;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 2:559;
 -- BEL:176, GEL:727, BHM:3348, LBQ:3425,


AiCmnt:
Sten Bengtsson Bielke fl. 1365-1408, councillor, marsk / marshal.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.655;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:11-12;
-- BEL:177, GEL:731, BHM:3352, LBQ:3426,


AiCmnt:
Erik Karlsson (Oernfot), fl.1364-89, riksraad/councillor.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.703;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:352;
 -- BEL:178, GEL:728, BHM:3349, LBQ:3427,


AiCmnt:
Jon Otteson (Natt och Dag), d.1384. Raneke SM 1:2-3;
Raneke SM;


AiCmnt:
Nils Jonsson Gädda, fl. 1370-1400, knighted c.1370, with Albrecht 1385.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1724;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:384;
- BEL:180, GEL:730, BHM:3351, LBQ:3429,


AiCmnt:
Arnold Jonsson (Lejonansikte), fl.1368, d.1397. Raneke SM 1:294 (Az leopard's face Ar);


AiCmnt:
Bo Jonsson (Grip), d.1386, drost (grand seneschal) 1375. The arms are usually Or griffin
's head Sa.
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1420;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:408-409;


AiCmnt:
Henning Königsmarck fl.1377, d.c.1415, ktd 1385/86, from Altmark, arrived in Sweden with Albrecht von Mecklenburg;
Riksarkivets Pergamentbrev, nr.1363;  J. Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:83;


AiCmnt:
Erik Ketilsson (Puke), d.1396, councillor, marshal. Raneke SM 1:363 (pukehorn = wing extended or enrolled);


AiCmnt:
Charles (II) d'Evreux R.Navarre, d.1387, or his son Charles (III, d.1425).
 GEL: Crest ch. qtd arms.


ArmTxt:
le roy de navarre, esquartele de navarre, de gueles a l escarboucle d or pommelee, alumee de sinoble en le moyenne en guise d esmeraude, ebreux, de france a j baston decopponne d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "les armes du roy de navarre et d’aucuns seigneurs du pays à banniere".


AiCmnt:
any king of Scotland.
    Jéquier and Adam-Even has David II Bruce, 1324-1371, o.s.p.,  R.Scots 1329. Second and last king of the Bruce family. 
    Robert Stewart, d.1390, nephew of David II, succeded him on the throne:
    GEL: arms of Bruce on mantling. BEL: uncoloured arms.


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, additional crest of 'fool's head in upper dexter corner
##-  'fool's head' crest not Bruce, Stewart nor Balliol; nio Bruce on BHM manteling;


AiCmnt:
Bartosz von Wezenborg d.1393, palatin of Poznan 1383. The family came from Lusatia and settled in Poland c.1350.
Szymanski HS 287 (Or-Sa);
>> item misplaced = GEL:510* (Or-Sa) from GEL 14 hoe (but incl. boh, pol);


AiCmnt:
Wenzelas IV von Luxembourg, 1361-1419, R.Böhmen 1378, DtKg 1378-1400, son of Karl IV Ks.HRR.
>>  Wencelas von Luxembourg, d.1399, R.Bohemia 1378. -- pae


AiCmnt:
von Biberstein al. z Bibrstejna, built in 1278 Burg Friedland nr Misensk.
Myslivecek E 4 + 2:42; Szymanski H 80; Sieb 16/6.4:t3;


AiCmnt:
Viridis Visconti, gm/ Leopold III Hz.Steiermark, d.1386;


AiCmnt:
Ludwig (I) von Württemberg Gf.Landau (1363-1398) -- as in GEL:9;
  Conrad Gf.Landau, condottiere during 1355-1376  -- pae;


AiCmnt:
Ludwig (I) von Württemberg Gf.Landau (1363-1398).


AiCmnt:
della Scala, signori  / capitano del popolo di Verona 1272-1387, evicted by Gian Galeazzo Visconti.


ArmTxt:
le sire de moirieul, les armes de france a un demi lion d'argent rampant


AiCmnt:
Stefan Ulfsson, fl.1357, d.1393, bailif of Uppsala 1366, councillor.


AiCmnt:
Possibly miscoloured Bailleul (pic) or Bromon ?


AiCmnt:
Herman (III) von Karben, d.1429, fl.1385  -- pae + pop
ministeriales on Friedburg, Gross-Karben (Kr. Friedberg, Hessen) = 101-4;
SIE:130n10; Bosl R 1:308; Möller S 3:248; Sieb 20/6.7:t26;


AiCmnt:
Hardly distinct. Indeterminable, not certain to be a breton.


AiCmnt:
MIL:381 a.o. are rather Windeck or Waldeck, not Scherpenstein as proposed by P&P.


AiCmnt:
Hönnepel, on the Rhine, 15 km E of Kleve.
Fahne KJ 1:186;  XRA 2:104 (1364, Roger dit Empel);


AiCmnt:
Guillaume vam Haen, fl.1365-1368, bailli et drossard de comté de Berg.
XRA 2:15 (1368, Guil);


AiCmnt:
Thierry d'Eller fl.1353, in eulogy by Gelre


AiCmnt:
Johan van Palast al. de palation, kölner patricians.
Fahne KJ 1:327; XRA 3:95;   -- pop


AiCmnt:
ui (McAndrews SH 192) in Annandale group of arms, similar to Blackwood.  Johnstone (pas)


AiCmnt:
Possibly Godefroi de Hannut al. Hallet, fl.1374. From Hannut,  25 km NNE of Namur.
Hemricourt M 245; XRA 2:28 (1374, Godefroi,field Vr, less label); XRA 2:22 (1374, Gauthier van Halleer, served Rob de Namur, plain field, less label)


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament: imperial crown tipped with an eagle rising.


AiCmnt:
Basic arms of Nassau. Johan, added later, was a common name often borne simultaneous by members of several lines.
    Popoff and Adam proposed Johan Gf.Weilburg (d.1371) of the walramian line, which used the palatine crest from 1353. The archbishops Gerlach and Adolf came from the ottonian line. Gerlach as son of Gerlach Gf.** (d.1332) and Adolf as son of ** Gf.Nassau-Idstein.
    The legend is in a later hand, the lion on the shield is different from the common style and the grilled pageant helmet and crest was added later - probably overpainted.
ESNF 1.1:**; Sieb 4/1.1.3: 51+t205;
>> refs


AiCmnt:
Arms of the prince-bishop of Würzburg  in use 1314; title (and new arms) Hzt.Franken in use by 1440;
Sieb 8:6+143 (list of bishops);


AiCmnt:
Heinrich (III), fl.1364-1374 Gf.Virneburg, or his son Rupprecht (IV, d.1444, fl.1391).  -- pop-pae


AiCmnt:
Ulrich (IV) LandVogt von Hanau d.1380  -  Ulrich (V ) 1368-1416.ospm, resign 1404  +  Reinard (III) 1370-1451, LdVogt 1404, Gf 1429, gm/ Katharina von Nassau;  -- pae-pop (pop: Adolf, r.1380-1403)


AiCmnt:
Thomas von Bachheim al. Bachem, no details. The family, vassals of Jülich, held the office of hereditary chamberlain of the Abp.Köln until 1392..
Fahne KJ 1:13-14, 2:4; Kneschke 1:162; XRA 1:197;  XVL:5932;


AiCmnt:
Georg von Reiffenberg, fl.1362, or his son Walter, fl.1400. The family lived in the Taunus mountains.  -- pop
Sieb 20:9-10, t12; Kneschke 7:426-427;


AiCmnt:
Dietz von Scharfenstein or his son Eberhard.  -- pop
Gruber MR 118-119;


AiCmnt:
Stockheim, a family with several branches and variants of arms, ministeriales of Bp.Worms, noted 1195-1702, from Stockheimer (Kr. Usingen, Nassau, Land Hessen). 
   Grilled pageant helmet and legend probably added later. The name, arms, tilting helmet and crest are in BHM:1483, the concordant segment of BHM, painted < 1460.
Möller S 2:195-198; Fahne KJB 2:146; Sieb 20/6.7:11+t15, nas; Rolland 5:355, rhe = {coupé Or-Sa};


AiCmnt:
Pawin von Heimbach, fl.1392. Common name in the family, which held the office of  grand chamberlain of the archdiocese from 1392, succeding von Bachheim al. Bachem.  -- pop, clem
Fahne KJ 1:147; XRA 3:56;


AiCmnt:
Otto von Wachendorf,  fl.1377, kölner patrician.
Fahne KJ 2:187; Kneschke DA 9:424; XRA 4:184 (1377, Otto);


AiCmnt:
Friederick von Patberg, fl.1391, marshal of Westphalia, kölner service, of a kölner patrician family in several branches.
Fahne KJ 1:316-318; Spiessen WW 97, t238; XRA 3:91;  -- pop


AiCmnt:
Johan (II) von Kerpen (Manderscheidt), d.1404, fl.1354. -- pop
     Crest ornament: a vase or bucket ch. arms.


AiCmnt:
Baudouin de Montjardin (Bongard), fl.1375. -- pop


AiCmnt:
Johan Vos von Sayn, fl.1366. -- pop
    Crest: fox sejt Ar betw wings, dx Gu besanty Ar, sn Ar.
XRA 4:152* (1351, Johan Vos von Diebach, label, no crest), 4:161* (1366, Johan Vos von Sayn, bend checky, same crest);


AiCmnt:
Peter von Cronenburg, d.1398, fl. 1360 -- pae + pop


AiCmnt:
Richard (XII) von Daun or Densborn, d.1385/95, fl.1352, hereditary marshal of Luxembourg during 13-14C  -- pae + pop


AiCmnt:
Arnold von Pittingen (Ouren), o.s.p.m.1408, fl.1375, S.Dagstuhl. His daughter and heir married secondly in 1386 Johan von Criechingen.  -- pop
   Crest ornament: broadbrimmed hat per pale Ar-Sa.
 XRA 3:134 (1374, Arnold de Pittange);


AiCmnt:
Salentin von Homburg (Sayn), d.1386, S.Homburg, transferred the lordship in 1384 to his son Johan (III). -- pae + pop
Stokvis MH 3A ch.8, t122; XRA 4:481;


AiCmnt:
Jacob von Montfort, no details.
Montfort, 10 km SW of Bad Kreuznach (R-P) = 109-2;


AiCmnt:
Rudolf (V) von Montfort, d.1390, fl.1375, Gf.Feldkirch. -- pae


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Sattelbogen, previous item. Tilting helmet, same crest.


AiCmnt:
Painted as a falcon rising. tilting helmet


ArmTxt:
le comte darsin d'auverne, escartelé d'or a i dalfin d'azur contre fessié de vairs et de gueules

AiCmnt:
Renaud / Beraud (II) Camus 'grand dauphin, d.1400, C.Clermont & S.Mercoeur & S.laFaye la Vineuse, son of Renaud (I, d.1356). His son Renaud (III, d.1426) became C.Sancerre, and adopted Dauphin qtg Sancerre. Dauphin d'Auvergne qtg Mercoeur.
ESNF 3:733; XEP:318; XRO:671;


AiCmnt:
Louis d'Anjou dit 'le grand', 1326-1382, R.Hungary 1342, R.Dalmatia & Poland 1370. (Hungary-ancient impaling France) qtg  2)  Poland,  3) Hungary-modern;  4) Dalmatia


AiCmnt:
Albrecht Murach von Gottneck, in danish as Morer, échanson / Erbschenck von Nieder-Bayern. Arrived in Denmark 1439, became Hofmeister, knighted 1441, returned to Bavaria 1445, but is known to have been in Denmark 1447. After the deposition of Erik VII in 1439, the danish nobles elected his nephew, Christoffer III (of Bavaria),  king, r.1440-48.  
    This and [551, 553] in the segment are later additions with grilled helmets and legends in red ink.
SIE:77n8; Sieb F 7t; Kneschke D 6:425-426; Thiset: Danske Adelige sigiller, 1905, L.xli.1;


AiCmnt:
Christoffer von Parsberg, d.1462, buried in Lupburg in Oberpfalz. A relative of Albrecht von Murach [550], he arrived with Christoffer III in 1439 as chamberlain, knighted 1441, returned to Bavaria around 1450 as judge in Lengenfeld. His son, Verner, remained in Denmark. A later addition as is Murach [550].
Danmarks Adels Aarbog, 1940, 77-94; Sieb 22/6.1:t83;


AiCmnt:
Mikkel Rud til Skjoldenæs, fl.1387-1402, the king's chief butler, captain of Vordingborg castle and later steward of the royal household. His grandson and namesake, Mikkel Rud til Vedby, fl.1429-64, knighted before 1443, captain of the important castle of Kalundborg, where the royal archives were kept, is an unlikely candidate.
Danmarks Adels Aarbog 1912, 432-445;


AiCmnt:
Otte Nielsen (Rosenkrantz) til Bjornholm, c.1395-1477, knighted 1441, succeded Albrecht von Murach [550] as Hofmeister in 1444 and held the office until 1473. His helmet is similar to that of Murach and Parsberg [551]. The name is canting of the chaplet of roses on the helmet.
Danmarks Adels Aarbog, 1985-87, p.678-679;


AiCmnt:
Jørgen / Jens Uf, fl.1377-89, captain of the important castle of Hammershus on Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. The family came from Luggude härad in Scania.
Nyt Dansk Adelsleksikon, 1904, p.299; S.T. Achen, HerT 23:111-113, 1971; A. Thiset & H. Pedersen, Danske Adelige Sigiller, 1977, L.lxv.4;  Raneke, Svenska medeltidsvapen, 1982, 1:126;


ArmTxt:
messire mamburny de lyneres, d argent a le faisse de gueles a le bordure de sable besandee d or

AiCmnt:
Jean dit Mauburin de Linières, in english service together with Geoffroi d'Argenton [579] and Thomas Percy sénéchal of La Rochelle, probably in 1371.
    In the margin, a note by d'Hozier : 'Jean de Liniers, dit Maubruni ..'.
Jougla GA 4:464 (Liniers); Froissart AC (NYPL, ms.804:214r); XEP:406 (Linières); GEC 12.2:838; Rodgers RH 767-769 (Percy);
>> sigil

AIRefs:
GEL:582 (Mauburin); LBQ:569* (c2); PRT:640* (simple border); NAV:141* (Gu-Ar, orle of roundels);


ArmTxt:
le conte de lunes, d argent, le point de l escut eschiquete d or et de sable a le lune telle que les pointes jus ceste eschiquete  aussi comme les piez (= le croissant renverse echiquete d or et de sable)


AiCmnt:
Alexander Stewart, d.1406, E.Ross & E.Buchan 1382. Arms of Scotland overlaid by the Stewart fess. The trees are drawn as chicots tipped with balls of foliage.


AiCmnt:
John Stewart, d.1406, eldest son of Robert II R.Scotland, E.Carrick 1368, succeded as Robert III R.Scotland 1390.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the earldom of Fife. The last earl of of the creation of 1107, Duncan (1288-1353, o.s.p.), left a daughter and heir Isabella, who married Walter Stewart (o.s.p.1362), second son of Robert II R.Scotland. By agreement the earldom was acquired by Robert (d.1420), third son of Robert II, later created D.Albany and regent of Scotland 1406.


AiCmnt:
David Stewart, d.1389, E.Strathearn 1371, son of Robert II R.Scotland and his second wife Euphemia Ross, half-brother of Robert III.
    McAndrew SH 180 notes that these arms are overly complex uniting Scotland, Strathearn and Stewart in the same field, suggesting misreading of source.


AiCmnt:
William Douglas, d.1388, E.Douglas 1358, E.Mar 1374; or his son James (c.1357-1388, o.s.p.l.). James married Isabella Stewart, daughter of king Robert II in 1371. James was killed at Otterburn 1388 commanding the scottish raiding army. Douglas qtg Mar.


AiCmnt:
Thomas E.Mar fl.1332, o.s.p.1373. The earldom was inherited by William Douglas [684].


AiCmnt:
Arms of the kingdon, later lordship, of Man. In 1375 conferred on George Dunbar E.March [685].


AiCmnt:
John Dunbar, d.1391, E.Moray 1371, younger brother of George Dunbar E.March [685]. He fought Thomas Mowbray E.Notts at Smithfield tournament 1390, but died of he wounds in York on his way home. The arms are those of his maternal grandfather Thomas Randolph E.Moray. The later arms of the E.Moray are {Az 3 mullets Ar} as in BHM:2100 and [708].
Armstrong O 18;


AiCmnt:
Arms of the earldom of Strathearn, see [683].


AiCmnt:
Arms of the Strabolgi E.Atholl, who forfeited as supporters of Edward I R.England.


AiCmnt:
Archbald 'Grim' Douglas, d.1400, lord of Galloway 1369, natural son of James 'Good' Douglas. The then most influential member of the family, he succeded as E.Douglas in 1389 on the death of James at Otterburn 1388, see [684]. Succeded by his son Archibald 'the Tyneman' al. 'the loser'.
Armstrong O 17;


AiCmnt:
Robert Colville of Oxnam, 1341-1397, fought at Otterburn 1388.


AiCmnt:
Patrick Hepburn of Hailes, d.1402, succeded 1371. Chaplet of roses.


AiCmnt:
Hakon VI, king of Norway 1343-1380, a member of the swedish Folkunga family. His father, Magnus Smek (d.1374), was king of Sweden 1319-1363 and of Norway 1319-1343. His son by Margrethe of Denmark, Oluf, who died young, was king of Norway and Denmark 1380-1387. Norway qtg Folkunga.

AIRefs:
LBR:11* (less hearts); CHA:608 'roi de norvege cadet de gotie';


AiCmnt:
Louis d'Anjou-Valois R.Sicile 1384, d.1417. Jerusalem qtg a combination of Anjou new and ancient.


ArmTxt:
m charles de duras de puille, les armes de france a une bordeure bougonnee d'argent et de gueules

AiCmnt:
Charles (III) d'Anjou-Duras (Capet), d.1386, king of Naples 1381. Durazzo or Dürres, in Albania. Same arms as Bourgogne-jeune.
Sieb 35/4.13:t31 croat (label); Stokvis MH 3:706+708;


ArmTxt:
le comte de mainpel, bendé d'argent et de gueules a un chief d'or a une rose de gueules en chief


ArmTxt:
le roy de sézille, les armes de france a un lambel de gueules

AiCmnt:
\GRU = d'azur semé de fleurs de lis d'or, au lambel (3) de gueules L'écu soutenu d'un croissant d'or chargé des mots "Los en erollans" (sic), et d'où pend un gorgerin de mailles d'argent Au dessous, les mots "Monoie A Moi"; a small shield to the right of the pair.
-: Giovanna II d'Anjou, 1373-1435, Q.Napoli (Sicile) & Jerusalem 1414, si&h/ Ladislao R.Napoli, gm1/ Wm Hz.Österreich (d.1406), 09.1415 gm2/ Jacques (II) Bourbon C.laMarche (d.1438), adopted Rene 'bon' D.Anjou (d.1480);


ArmTxt:
le cite de rome, de gueles a iiij lettres d argent en bende, et sont les lettres spqr, et par devant une croisette d or


AiCmnt:
Henrike Lijske, no details. In Gu-Ar used by  Oprsal z Jetrichovic (Myslivecek E 40, no details, dif crest).
Mikuci: Rycerstvo slowianskie 2:200 (Lijske);


AiCmnt:
Gf.Schauenburg. The family, created counts 1316, was noted 1100 in Julbach and Aschach on the left bank of the Inn W.o. Braunau in Salzburgerland. Ther castle Burg Schaunberg nr Eferding a.d.Donau.
ESNF 16:38-39; Sieb 26.2/4.4.2:38+651+t11 + 27/4.5:322+t85;


AiCmnt:
von Berneck al. von Pernegg, formerly von Steyer, Traungauer ministerialen, noted 1125, extinct 1523, seat in Pernegg a.d. Mur (BH. Bruck, Steiermark). Arms usually Or-Sa.
HHStÖs 2:120; Sieb 27:t68;
>> Starhemberg (pae & pop),


AiCmnt:
The C.Bretagne had from old the title of E.Richmond (in Yorkshire). It was also used by younger sons, e.g.  Arthur (III) dit de Richemont, 1393-1458, connetable de France1424, D.Bretagne 1457, succeding his brother.


AiCmnt:
Renaud de Fauquemont, d.1396, S.Born.  -- pae + pop
    Crown Gu.
Adam AB:89 (Born);  XRA 1:446-447;  XDD:10383+10384; XDF:870+1056; XCM:652;


ArmTxt:
les armes de bergue, telz armes corone d or


AiCmnt:
Gilles, batârd de Berlaer, fl.1359-1382 -- pae
XRA 1:240, 4:383;


AiCmnt:
Jean BGf.Montenaken, fl.1360-1396  -- pae
XRA 2:506;


ArmTxt:
le castlain de montegnac, de gueules a une bende ... a un label d'azur

AiCmnt:
FAM: Montenaken = Montigny; cri montigny
RE: Skendremale, chatelain de Montenaken c1390;  Davé (arms of ?);
REF: Hemricourt M 15;


AiCmnt:
Jean Craye dit v.d. Hofstat, d.1345, captain of Louvain -- pae
XRA 2:95;


AiCmnt:
Nicolas d'Espinoy (Houdeng), fl.1354-1393) -- pae
XRA 2:118


ArmTxt:
le sire de gries, faissie de gueles et d argent


AiCmnt:
Gerit Coudenberg dit Rollibuc, fl.1355-1371.  -- pae
XRA 3:263;


AiCmnt:
1)  Hamme; 2)  Assche;   Hamme de Steenokkerzeel = Hamme les Assche; 
\GEL:886 = Jan vH S.Okkerzeel fl.1374; 
\BHM:280 = Johan vH, echevin 1434;
REF:  Adam AB:275+;  XRA 2:24; Rolland 3:142;


AiCmnt:
Jan Quakenbeke (Westmael), fl.1371-1374  -- pae
ESNF 7:101; Adam AB:536;  XRA 2:176;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Aerschot, fl.1344-1375, S.Schoonhoven.  -- pae
Adam AB:7; XRA 3:395;


AiCmnt:
Louis de Velthem, échevin de Louvain 1374 and Amntwerp 1404. Arms of Rode with canton of Limmingen  -- pae
Adam AB 657; XRA 4:102;


AiCmnt:
Willem van Babilonien, fl.1376-1378 -- pae
Butkens TB 1:547; Adam AB:15; XRA 1:547;


AiCmnt:
Gérard von Hallent-Mettenbart d.1345 at Stavoren;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Eeckhout, no details.
Adam AB:197; XRA 1:421 + 4:432;


AiCmnt:
Gerit van Hofstat, no details.
Adam AB 325; XRA 2:95;


AiCmnt:
Etienne d'Ittre, fl.1358-1400 -- pae
XRA 2:145;


AiCmnt:
Goes van Vyvere. Canton of Gent (Vilain)  -- pae
Adam AB:662;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Hamme, fl.1374-1383, S.Okkerzeel al. Hamme les Assche.
Adam AB:275;  XRA 2:24;
>>  Johan vH, echevin 1434 -- ran;


AiCmnt:
Henri Estor,  fl.1357, d.1389. canton de Clutinc -- pae
 Adam AB:210; XRA 1:438;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Wijtvliet, fl.1339-1363, S.Blaesveld, batârd of Jean (II, d.1312) D.Brabant.  -- pae
ESNF 3:241-257; Butkens TB; XRA 4:277* (1338, Jean S.Blaesveld, lion acc. bend  ch. 3 wheels);
>> Wijtvliet = 3 wheels;  GEL:897 unfinished;


AiCmnt:
Wilre dit van Thomme
Adam AB:700;  XRA 4:249;


AiCmnt:
Michel Scalye fl.1376-82, echevin de Brx, Bigard qtg Sleus.  -- pae
Adam AB 589;  XRA 3:369;


AiCmnt:
Henri de Quaderebbe, d.c.1374,  fl.1356 -- pae
Adam AB 538; XRA 3:177;


AiCmnt:
younger hand in  GEL:907-922 legends; 
>> tilting helmets in segment, 3 different painters;
>> larger shields and helmets on 76r,


AiCmnt:
Heinrich von Welchenhausen, fl.1380, d.1414, in brabantian service. From Welchenhausen al. Vaulx (Kr. Prüm, R-P, Deutsch-Limburg).
XRA 4:219;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Cortenbach, d.c1469, son of Goswin and Bela Huijn, married in 1433 Katharina Bertout van Belaerts heiress to Helmond.
ESNF 26:110;  Adam AB:158;  Sieb 14/3.1:t47 (arms only); XRA 2:258 (1443, Jan S.Helmond; a.o.);
>> 76v1 out of alignment, more pointed tilting helmet, cris de guerre added.


AiCmnt:
Jan Huyn d'Amstenraede was in brabantian service in 1371. Amstenrade is in dutch Limbourg between Maastricht and Aachen.
     Gerard van Cortenbach (see GEL:910), a vassal of the Abp.Köln, sealed an act of Herman Huijn in 1371.
Adam AB:253, XRA 2:123 (1369, 1374, Jan Huijn); Fahne KJ 1:184*;  Sieb 25/3.11.2:t54;


AiCmnt:
Costin de Halmale, 1402-72; Arms of Langdris/Landries with inescutcheon of Bertout.
      Crest = vase Gu billety Or;
Adam AB; XRA 2:23* (less inescutcheon);


AiCmnt:
Jan van Halmale, d.1452, brother of Costin.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Malines, fl.1439-1461, échevin d'Anvers 1448, of a bastard branch of the old lords of Malines, extinct c.1300. His cri was 'wesenies'.
XDF:4170 (1448, Jean);
>> canton de Rivieren-Neerlinter ?;


AiCmnt:
Wouter van Bertout. His cri was 'grimbergen'.
    Not mentioned in ESNF 26:107;


AiCmnt:
Philippe  de Bourgogne C.St.Pol 1404-1430. D.Brabant 1427. Arms during the lifetime of his brother Jean.
>> Jean (IV, d.1427) during life of their father  Anthoine (d.1415)  -- pop
>> grilled helmet


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Cuny proposed in Popoff GEL.


AiCmnt:
Friedrich or Dietrich von Mengersreuth, fl.1434-1451, served Philippe 'le bon' on embassies. Their names and arms are added as GEL:293-294 on 44v. Mengersreuth in Ger. Weidenberg (Ofkn) nr Bayreuth. The family was ministerialen of Gf.Andechs and  Gf.Orlamünde.
Spitzbarth AA 250, 379; Sieb 22/6.1.1:t168 + 6.1.2:t86; XRA 2:460* (1533, qtg Rotselaer);


ArmTxt:
laboe de huy, d or a le bende a ij fresiaux de gueles, et crie biauffort


AiCmnt:
Robert de Beaufort-sur-Meuse S.Spontin, d.1467, married  in 1393 firstly Marie de Sombreffe, then in 1404 Sibylle de Gavre. His sister Marguerite married Gilles S.Custine. Another sister, Jeanne, married Jean de Celles.
ESNF 28:103;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Gilles S.Custine, brother-in-law of Robert S.Spontin


ArmTxt:
les armes de stenlande, de gueles a le faisse d argent fretet d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Steelant, from Steeland, on mainland Zeeland nr Terneuzen.
    In PRT with a bend fretty.
Eeckhout FM 1:397-398; Warlop NF 1138; XRA 3:466; XDD:3651 (1245 Hugues);

AIRefs:
LYN:2032; CNK:124; GEL:977* (fess ch. 3 flanchis);


ArmTxt:
les armes de bevres, faissiez de viij pieces d or et d asur a j sautoir de gueles, et les porte le sire de ycquine, et crie bevres


ArmTxt:
m jehan de mortbec, d'azur a une fesse d'or a croixettes d'or recroixetees


ArmTxt:
les armes de roddes, d azur a j lion d or

AiCmnt:
S.Rode, from Rode nr Melsen, 10 km S of Gent. They also held Melle and Ingelmunster. 
Eeckhout FM 1:362;XRA 3:241; XDF:1502 (1287, Gerard dR S.Melle);


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de doay, de sinope au chief d ermine, et crie doay

AiCmnt:
The castellan or châtelain de Douai, a cadet of Auberchicourt.
ESNF 13:99-100;  Eeckhout FM 1:116-117; XDF:794 (1215, Pierre);  XDD:1223 (Auberchicourt);


ArmTxt:
les armes de mortaigne et chastelain de tournay, d or a le croix de gueles, et crie tournay

AiCmnt:
Mortagne castellan of Tournai, from Mortagne sur l'Escaut or du Nord, 12 km SSE of Tournai.
   In LBQ with 'messire jehan de mortaigne seigneur de landas', for a cadet.
Eeckhout FM 1:304-305; Eeckhout F 69;  Bouly EHT 70;  XRA 3:153;  XRA 2:520; XDF:1370-1388;


AiCmnt:
Niklas (II) van Borselen, d.1412, noted as S.Brigdam 1386, son of Albrecht (d.1390), the 3rd son of Niklas (I, d.1357).
    The arms may lack brisures. The basic arms were used by S.Vere, the senior line [GEL:1022].
ESNF 18:37; Stokvis 3B, ch.10, tab.16;  XRA 1:295-297;  XDD:10810;


ArmTxt:
celui de marquelies d argent a le faisse d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Marquillies, dep Nord, can  La Bassée, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:281-282;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lalain, de gueles a x lozenges d argent, et crie son nom, et sont en pel

AiCmnt:
S.Lalaing (Lallaing, dep Nord, ar Douai, 6 km ENE of Douai), probably for Nicolas (IV), d.c1390. The Lalaings were one of the major baronial families in Hainaut.
ESNF 7:70-71; XRA 2:305-306; XDF:1168 (Nic, 1380);


AiCmnt:
Dirk van Duivenvoorde (Wassenaer), fl.1383-408, S.Duivestein, younger son of Arnold S.Duivenvoorde (d.1385), and brother of Arnold, see GEL:1081 & BEL:827.
ESNF 8:41 / 28:142; Leemans BP 116;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Cranenborch (Wassenaer), no details. The Cranenborch line separated from Wassenaer at the same time as Santhorst and became extinct in 14C. Jan was noted in 1324 and 1428 and Engelbert in 1367-1396.
ESNF 8:40 / 28:140; Leemans BP 116-117;


ArmTxt:
et depuis d argent a j lion de sable a le queuhe croisie corone d or


AiCmnt:
>> BHM has Bloemerode !
Kerreke, jul (pae) = Karken, can Heinsberg; Bloemroit, kölner patricians -- Fahne KJ 1:38;
NOTE: Gerit van Hülhoven witnessed for Theo vK 1316 ( XRA 2:127);
\GEL, crest = antique crown of 3 pts;


AiCmnt:
Jan v.d. Donck fl. 1363-66; from Donck nr Sevenum, 10 km NNW of Venlo.
  GEL: mullet dexter
XRA 4:427 (1363, Jean);


AiCmnt:
Wouter van Ysendoorn, fl. 1377-90, through Cock a branch of Châtillon.
Fahne 1:189; XRA 2:143;


AiCmnt:
Herman von Mekeren jr fl. 1379-95 [GEL:1232], n/ Herman sr;
Fahne KJ 1:271 + 2:91, cle;  XRA 2:440;


AiCmnt:
Friedrich III von Saarwerden, Abp.Köln 1370-1414.


ArmTxt:
le conte d anseberghe, de gueles a l aigle d argent

AiCmnt:
von Arensberg (Kr. Arnsberg, N-W). The county, acquired by the Cuyck family was sold to Abp.Köln in 1368 by Godefroi IV (o.s.p.1371). 
     The arms in Az-Ar or Sa-Ar are in the arms of the diocese of Köln.
Sieb 22/2.1:t1 bav + 24/2.10:t3 als (Sa-Ar); XRA 1:181;  Sieb A 71 (Heinrich, 1181, eagle);  ESNF 8:37-38 (Cuyck-Arnsberg)


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de haudequierque, faissie d or et de gueles


AiCmnt:
Gumbrecht von Alpen, d.1399, fl.1344  -- pae
>> Elverfeld  -- pop
>> Eppendorf = Alpen = Vogt von Köln  - -clem


ArmTxt:
lavoe de colongne, faissie de viij pieces et d or et de gueles


AiCmnt:
Stefan von Hostaden fl.1379-91.
XRA 2:95s2n4 (1379, 1391, Stefan);


AiCmnt:
Johan von Selbach, fl.1358.  - pae
XRA 3:332;


AiCmnt:
>> note by D. Delgrange in Popoff GEL 401-402 on probable later modification of legend and crest by Jean Launay, excuted 1687 for forgery, lèse majesté etc., inserting name and crest of his wife Marie Broyart .
Rietstap al. Rolland 1:332n7 (Broyart, fla);


AiCmnt:
Goebel Jud, fl.1360-1372  -- pae-pop
XRA 2:154;


AiCmnt:
Burchard (II) von Vinstingen al. Fenestrange, fl.1377-1387. -- pae


AiCmnt:
Herman (II) von Hoen, d.1404, fl.1363.  -- pae-pop
XRA 2:88 (1371, Herman);


AiCmnt:
Johan Desinghausen, sealed thus in 1387 as vassal of Köln  -- pae


ArmTxt:
le conte de los, fessé d'or et de gueulles de x pieces

AiCmnt:
Looz S.d'Agimont;  cadet of C.Loos, map = 30m - Groot-Loon, 37n - Agimont ;  Gf.Reineck/Rheineck (hen);
\GEL:47 = Gerhard VI Gf.Loos-Reineck fl.1334, d.1382;
\BHM:1172 = comté de Loos / Loon - as principal part of Hesbaye / Bft.Liege since 1367;
\BHM:2432 =  S.Agimont
RE: C.Daesbourg & Mouha (Butkens T 1:6479);
REF: XRA 2:376-380; XPB; XDD:19360;  XDF:226; XCM:189; XRL:603;


AiCmnt:
Domenico de Alamagna, knight-brother of the Order of St.John, was the Order's admiral of galleys 1392-98 and commander of St.Etienne de Monopoli, Naples and Cicciano 1386-1407. He also held 2 commanderies, Nogera and Finica, in Cyprus, and was the Grand Master's lieutenant in Italy and in Rhodes.
    Crest: ch. arms of Alalmagna tipped and garnished with roundels ch. arms of OStJ, Gu cross Ar
DL Galbreath: " La Suisse fédale dans l'armorial de Gelre", AHS 1932:109, 157; Popoff GEL 410;


ArmTxt:
celui de chielles, d argent a le bende a ij fresiaux de gueles, et crie biauffort


AiCmnt:
Later sketch of arms and crest at end of page.


AiCmnt:
Claus von Ahlefeldt fl.1380-1404. Family still living.
DAA 1982-84:505-613;


ArmTxt:
grv philips v nassouwen en van zaerbrugen

AiCmnt:
Philip von Nassau, d.1429, Gf.Nassau-Weilburg 1368 & Saarbrücken 1381. Nassau qtg  Saarbrücken.


ArmTxt:
le conte de nassau, d azur a j lion d or billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Gf.Nassau, in present Land Hessen. The family had several sublines, incl. the Walrams (Gf.Laurenburg + Nassau + Idstein-Wiesbaden + Nassau-Saarbrücken + Weilburg) and the Ottonians (Vianden + Dillingen/Dillenburg + Orange + Beilstein). Some sublines were later created dukes and princes, and as Nassau-Oranien Stadhouder and kings of the Netherlands. Their line is dated back to Hugues l'Allemand, C.Nassau, a carolingian peer.
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 51+t68+t205 + 4/1.3A:t204-t226; ESNF 1.1:60-65 + 67-72 + 74-78, XRL:647; XCM:203-205;


AiCmnt:
Adolph von Nassau-Dillenburg, 1362-1420, Gf.Dietz (j.u.)  He married in 1384 Jutta de Dietz (d.1397), daughter and coheiress of Gerhard (VI, d.c.1386). They left only a daughter Jutta (d.1424), who married Gotfrried von Eppstein (d.1437). Nassau qtg Dietz.
ESNF 1.1:69 (Nassau), 29:41 (Dietz);


AiCmnt:
Claes van Malsen, no details. The family was noted 1230 nr Utrecht. A Niclas d.1333, another was born 1395.
Fahne KJ 1:267; Sieb Als t17; Sieb 22/2.1:t46 bav; www;


AiCmnt:
Frederik (Dirk) van Rechteren dit Voorst, fl.1391. Several members of the family living in Rechteren, 8 km E of Zwolle in Overijssel, served D.Guelders.
Stokvis 3B t15; Fahne KJ 2:171; XRA 5:185Q2+210;  4:159* (1391, Dirk, + roundel in chf dx)


AiCmnt:
Loef van Kerwenheim fl.1377, no details, the the arms are a confounded version of {Gu 2 wings conjoined in base Ar} as used by  Heinrich in GEL:1463.


AiCmnt:
Dirk van Hessen fl.1363;
XRA 2:79 (1363, Dirk);


AiCmnt:
Dirk van Moiland al. Muelant, fl.1426, in Kleve.
Adam GEL;


AiCmnt:
Lambert d'Opeye, d.1376, S.Oupeye & Chaumont, marechal de Liège 1368.
Hemricourt M 2:325;  XRA 1:411t40n2 + 3:87; XDD:10456;


AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) de Loos, 1323-1374, ultimus, S.Agimont & Walhain & Hemricourt.
ESNF 6:60; XRA 2:376-380; XPB; XDD:19360;  XDF:226; XCM:189; XRL:603;


AiCmnt:
Raimondello Orsini, d.1406, C.Lecce -- pop
Baux qtg Orange, inescutcheon of Orsini (confounded).


AiCmnt:
Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri, d.1378, pretender to Wales, descended from the ancient P.Gwynedd. He served as french mercenary in Périgord in 1376.
Siddons WH 1:283-284, 287, 2:623; XDC:3915 (1376, Owain, esq);


AiCmnt:
Antonio Montaldo, doge of Genoa 1383-84 and 1392-93.


AiCmnt:
Charles de Castille dit d'Espagne, o.s.p.1354 (assassinated), C.Angoulême & S.Lunel, appointed connétable de France 1350. he was son of Alphonse de laCerda and Isabelle Dm.Antoing & Espinoy. France qtg 2) Castille, 4) Leon; 
Anselme 6:161-162;


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Lusignan, d.1379, fl.1343, P.Galilea.


AiCmnt:
D.Athens, the last of this house was Guy (II) de la Roche-sur-Ognon, d.1308, after which it passed to Brienne.
ESNF 3:441-443; XSO 195:80t22.4 (1215, Othon S.Athenes);


AiCmnt:
Arms of the latin emperor of Constantinople.


AiCmnt:
Bulgaria, annexed by the ottoman turcs in 1396.
GEL: uncoloured


AiCmnt:
Jean Alexis (III) Comnena, fl.1349-1390, despot of Trapezunt. Inescutcheon of the latin emperors of Constantinople. Similar arms as present in VER:874 and URF:2683, probable later additions.


AiCmnt:
Jean Stratimir, crowned tzar of Bulgaria in 1365  in Bodun (Viddin) after the battle of Tirnovo. The 'empire' was annexed by the turcs in 1398 after Nicopolis.


AiCmnt:
Waries (II) de Paleologos, fl.1371, despot of Thessalia with capital in Tricala.


AiCmnt:
Philip de Jonghe, fl.1380-91, bailli of Furves and Courtrai.
Eeckhout FM 1:233;  XRA 2:156 (1391, Phil);


AiCmnt:
Guy S.Monceux.
XRA 2:501; XDF:1337 (1409, Guy)


ArmTxt:
celui de wagnonville, d argent au chief vairiet contre vairiet d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Wagnonville (in present Douai), no details.
Devillers CH;


AiCmnt:
Jean d'Harpedane, fl.1380, S.Belleville, royal chamberlain, sénéchal de Périgord.
XRO:1272-1275; XDC:4645 (1397, Jean);


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Rolman von Sinzig, fl.1370-1400, S.Dadenberg.
Gruber MR 26-27; XRA 3:265;


AiCmnt:
Seibert von Selbach, from Altenselbach bei Neunkirchen in Gft. Berg (Kr. Siegen, N-W).
Gruber MR 124-125; Fahne 1:398 (beg); Sieb 20/6.7:t62, nas (several sublines); Hauptman MW 40-41, t15;  XRA 3:332;


ArmTxt:
le sire de blasevelt, de sable a j lion d or a un baston d argent, et crie louvaing

AiCmnt:
Paravicini PR 2:151; Adam AB:686; XRA 4:214;


ArmTxt:
le sire de joupleu, d argent a iij losenges d asur

AiCmnt:
Genicot N; XRA 2:162 (Jupleux);  Rolland 3:288n33 (a1)


ArmTxt:
m estace de aubrichicourt, d'ermine a iii hametes de gueules a vi coquilles d'or sur les hameletes

AiCmnt:
escallops 3:2:1, but 3:3:3 in S/Willement;
REF:  XDD:2524 (Lambres, fla); XDF:1175 (1219, S.Lambres);


AiCmnt:
Dietrich von Beesde (pae; XRA 1:221, gue) or a misnamed Dirk van Hodenpijl, hol.


ArmTxt:
celui de randon, de gueles a ij faisses d ermines


ArmTxt:
le sire de her, d or a j lion de gueles, et crie liewes


ArmTxt:
celui d espertin, de falaix a iij coquilles d or suz le bende

AiCmnt:
Falais = [d'or à la bande de gueules à l'orle de six merlettes du même];
Guillaume (2724 moutons d'or), who sealed with the present arms, were also taken prisoner.
XRA 3:449 (1374, Guil l'AdS); XRA 3:449 (1355, 1374, Guil dS); see [2374]


AiCmnt:
Willem van Messen, not identified.
    Uncoloured sketch, field Or.


AiCmnt:
Gerhard VI Gf.Loos-Reineck fl.1334, d.1382;
Crest: swan rising.  -- pae-pop


AiCmnt:
Dietrich (II) von  Mörs, Abp.Köln 1414-1463. Arms enlarged.


AiCmnt:
Husman v.d. Vietinghoff, -- pae
XRA 4:114;


AiCmnt:
Wirich von Daun, d.1501, S.Oberstein 1432 & Falkenstein 1456, a repeat.


AiCmnt:
Sivart Walbott von Bassenheim fl.1390, d.1442. Family noted 1248, Fhr 1660, RGf. 1722, seat in Waldmannshausen in Westerwald nr. Dietz (Kr. Limburg, Hessen).
Fahne KJ 2:189; Gruber MW 13+135; Sieb 3/1.3.2:t110-117 + 20/2.7:t1 + 20/3.4:t33 + 20/6.7:t68, nas  (Walbot von Pfaffenfdorf bei Koblenz+ Waldbot von Ulmen bei Lusserath, Kr.Cochem) + 22/2.1, bav; SIE:132n2; Sieb A 166; Sieb E 964;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich von Esch zu Guntersdorf al. Esch d'Oberesch al. Guntersdorf gt Nydecken. The family seat was probably  Burg Esch with the village OberEsch on the franco-german border 15 km NW of Saarlouis, though this Esch has also been placed in Guntersdorf nr Düren or in nearby Stadtteil Esch in Elsdorf. Alternative colours are Ar-Gu-Or.
 XCB:290; XRL:3823;
Sieb 24/2.11:t16 lor; Zobel MR 97, 123;


AiCmnt:
Branch of the Spanheim-Starkenberg line al. Sponheim, a repeat.
Sieb 1.1.4:61 + 20/6.7:t14;


AiCmnt:
Uncoloured, drawn with a pen as  a cross 'recrossed' and rececely on field ermine.


AiCmnt:
von Rappoltstein al. Ribeaupierre. The heiress of the ancient family, noted 1022-1156, married into the swabian Urslingen, which took over the barony and seat at Burg Rappoltstein al. Ch.Haut-Ribeaupierre al. Ch.Ulrich in Ribeauville (dep Haut-Rhin). Arms of Urslingen. 
ESNF 11:80-82; Möller S 2:154; Kindler OB 3:384-388; Hupp ARL 260n1;  XRL:5347-5362;


AiCmnt:
von Werdenstein, swabian Uradel, Dienstmannen and Erbkämmerer of Ab.Kempten, noted 1239-1796, from Werdenstein nr. Eckardts (Ger. Immenstadt, Kr. Sonthofen, Bayern). 
   Crest: actually a rabbit.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:191+t193;

AIRefs:
DWF:938; BER:1129; GRU:1852* (Gu 2 chevrons Ar);  MIL:863* (chevronny of 4); ING:436*; STY:467*; SGH:1511* (chevronny of 4 & border);


AiCmnt:
Gf. Heiligenberg, Gf. & Domvogt von Konstanz, noted 1051, seat at Heiligenberg (BA. Pfullendorf, Kr. Sigmaringen, B-W), Gf., descended from Eppo de Sancto Monte through Heinrich (fl.1051-1069). Extinct 1298 with Berchtold (III), who sold the county to Werdenberg (Montfort).
Sieb 23/6.2:t19; ESNF 12:50; Merz ZUR 22;


AiCmnt:
Arms of Baden, descended from Berchtoild, Gf. im Breisgau, Thurgau, Albgau and in the ortenau, noted 1061.
ESNF 1.2:266-272;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Nellenburg, a principal family in the Bodensee area, cadet of Gf.Althausen al. Veringen, noted 889, extinct 1422 into Tengen, seat at  Nellenburg (Kr. Stockach, B-W).
   Crest ornament: broad brimmed hat Gu.
ESNF 12:85 (Eberhardinger) + 12:86-87 (Veringer); HHStD 6:19+465-466; Sieb 1:16;  Hupp ARL 318n5;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Feldkirch, held by a branch of Montfort, acquired by Habsburg c.1390. The principal arms of Montfort, which their anciet seat at Burg Montfort on the Bodensee (Kr. Tettnang, B-W).
ESNF 12:53;  Sieb 26.1/4.4:308 a.o.;  see GRU


AiCmnt:
Hz.Württemberg. Crest ornament: pillow Ar.
ESNF 1.2:256;


AiCmnt:
Arms of Germany for  Deutsch-römische König, as the emperor of the HRR could only used that title when crowned by the pope in Rome. The king of the romans at the time of the ZUR would have been  Ludwig von Wittelsbach, r.1314-1347, of the bavarian ducal family.


ArmTxt:
le roy de brehaingne, de gueules a un lion d'argent rampant a la queue nouee et fourchié


AiCmnt:
Ancient arms of the kings of Hungary of the Arpad dynasty, r.997-1301.
Sokop S 71; Sieb 1.1.4: 93;


AiCmnt:
Arms of Bayern, also the arms of he Wittelsbacher family.


AiCmnt:
The MGf.Brandenburg was elector and Erzkammerer des HRR, emblem: a golden sceptre.
   Crest: the wings are tied with a linen.
Sieb 1.1.3: 11;


AiCmnt:
von Hattstatt, noted 1162, Stammsitz at Burg Hohhatstatt nr Rufach (Haut-Alsace), were also known also known as 'boni homines'.
ESNF 11:87-88; Kindler OB 1:545-550; Rolland 3:157;  XRL:4126-4139;


ArmTxt:
le conte de saumes en saumois, d'argent a ii saumons de gueulles

AiCmnt:
FIG: 
\TCH =  Henri (IV), c1220-1292, C.Salm-en-Ardennes -- Delbouille TCH 72; 
-:  Henri VII C.Salm-en-Ardennes 1360-1415  -- Pastoureau GH 343;


AiCmnt:
von Gundelsheim,  ministeriales, noted 1359-1750, named for Gundelsheim an der Altmühl (Kr. Gunzenhausen, MFr.), lands in Württemberg (in Ger. Heidenheim).
Sieb 22/6.1:142+t147, bav + 6.1.2:56; Kneschke D 4:103; Sieb F 52+t8;


AiCmnt:
von Bergheim, ministeriales of Bp.Strassbourg, noted 1197, living 1930, named for Mittelbergheim (arr Sélestat, dep Bas-Rhin).
Kindler OB 1:54-58; Sieb 2:10:3;


AiCmnt:
von Hornberg, Fhr., noted 1111, seat at Burg Hornberg (BA. Triberg, Kr.Wolfach, B-W).  The Minnesanger Bruno (II) von Hornberg, fl.1275-1310 is shown on horseback outside the tower of his lady love in MAN:81.
Walther MAN 166; Kindler OB 2:108-113, bad-sui;


AiCmnt:
von Landsberg, the family was Strassburger Hochstiftsministerialen, noted 1144, held Burg Landsberg nr Barr SW of Strassbourg (arr Selestat, dep Bas-Rhin) and counted as one of the 4 'Landesrittern' in Alsace/Elsass.
   Helmet and crest drawn facing.
Bosl R 1:208; Kindler OB 2:450; Rolland 3:16;


AiCmnt:
Schenck von Castell al. Otlahusen, noted 1200, seat Burg Castel (Gem. Tägerwilen, Bz. Kreuzlingen, can Thurgau). Held Ötlahusen from 1306.
Sieb 23/2.5:t4; Kneschke D 2:234; Merz ZUR 65;


AiCmnt:
von Berg, related to von Raderach, noted 1329-1479, seat in Gem. Berg (Kr. Tettnang, B-W).
Merz ZUR 100;


AiCmnt:
Jean (I) de Dreux (d.1286) C.Bretagne or his son and sucessor Jean (II, d.1305).


ArmTxt:
le sire de guergorlay, voiry d'or et de gueules

AiCmnt:
dep Cotes-d'Armoricaine/Finistère;
REF: Potier NB 2:89; XDD:2519Q2;


ArmTxt:
le sire de quintin, semblablement a un label d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Quintin (Boterel), d.>1386, son of Geoffroi de Boterel S.Quintin (III, d.1364). A cadet line of Avagour.
REF: XDD:3344;


ArmTxt:
m guillaume de monbouchien, d'or a trois pes* de gueules a une bordure besantee d'argent

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Montbourcher, son of Geoffroi and Tiphanie de Tinténiac, a partisan of Charles de Blois, who fought under du Guesclin in Spain. Trhe family possisseion were N of Vitré (dep Ile-et-Vilaines).
    The arms are sculpted as marmites on the hôtel in Rennes.
Chesnaye 10:285-286; Potier NB 2:290 (GdM); Brault RAE 2:298; Roskell C 3:755-756 (english branch, field Ar); wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
le sire de roigié, de gueules a une croiz d'argent patee et eslesee

AiCmnt:
gueule, à la croix pattée d'argent; map = 72B1 Derval; 72C1 Rougé, dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Chateaubriant;
\CPF = Olivier de Rougé, fl.1304;
REF:   XDC:8004-8005; XFB:3286-3291;


AiCmnt:
Possibly a variant of la Feuilée or better a Houlle,


ArmTxt:
le sire du pont, de noir a i croixant de gueules

AiCmnt:
FAM: Pontchateau = Pont-Château;
-: Oliver dit le vieil de Clisson S.Benaste, 1258 gm/ Constance de Pontchateau (XEP:252) = {3 crescents & chief};
RE: Blain; Clisson;
REF:  Fabre NA 24;  Potier 2:410;  Couffon 1:253+2:24;


ArmTxt:
le sire de tinteneac, de gueules a trois fesses d'argent a une bende d'azur

AiCmnt:
FAM: Tintiniac = Tinténiac = taintiniac.
-: elder branch extinct 1352 into Laval-Chatillon. 
RE: 
-: S.Quimerch = Kerimerch = crescent; Espinoze, bre;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume (II) de Rieux, **, S.Rieux (dep Morbihan, ar Vannes, can Allaire). Martine Fabre proposed his son, Jean (II, d.1417), appointed maréchal de France in 1397, who married the heiress Jeanne de Rochefort, daughter of Thibaud [730].
Anselme 6:764-765; Potier NB 3:36-37; XDD:3421;


ArmTxt:
m jehan de la jaille, d'argent a une bende de gueules eingreslees

AiCmnt:
Jean de la Jaille, d.c1364, uncle of Jean S.St.Marc [723], 3rd son of Yvon (XI) and Marguerite de Rochefort.
Potier NB 2:47-48; Nussard T 80; XEP:381 (1217, Aimon); XDC:4837;


ArmTxt:
m guy de laval d'olivet, a une bordeure noire besantee d'argent

AiCmnt:
Guy de Laval d'Olivet has several intrepretations.
   According to Fabre, Jean dit Gui de Laval-Loué, fl.1356-70, son of Gui (I) S.Loué & Benais (1331-1386), adopted the arms of his oncle Jean S.d'Olivet (NAV:726, o.s.p.m. 1398). Guy (I) S.Loué should bear Montmorency-Laval with a canton of Beaucay {Gu cross moline Or}.The Olivet lordship came to the Laval branch with Isabeau de Brienne (d.1272). 
    According to ESNF, Thibaut, the second of the three sons of Gui (I) continued the line, while the elder Jean S.Loué died childless after 1409, and the third, Gui S.Pommereux died s.p.1430. Loué came with Jeanne de Beaumont, grandmother of Gui (I) and Jean [726], and Olivet with their mother, Eustachie de Baucay Dm.Olivet.
    Favouring latter hypothesis the item could be for Gui (I), active in the civil war and using the same arms as his brother.
Fabre NB 18+26; ESNF 14:137+139; Anselme 3:634; Potier NB 2:168-169; XDD:2559;


AiCmnt:
André de Laval, 1411-1486, Sr de Loheac, marechal de France 1439;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de baudard, pair, de gueulle a la face d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de rochilanes, d'argent a quatre fleurs de lis de gueulles coupees du pied nourry.


ArmTxt:
m sanset d'aubichicourt, semblablement a une molette noire sur une des coquilles

AiCmnt:
NOTE:
\NAV:1208, hai = Sanset/Eustace  -- note Colart, NAV:1207 = {3 bars couped ch. 6 escallops};
\URF:2666, tournoi St.Omer 1377 = Colart / Nic (IV), ;


AiCmnt:
'bende', not 'bende travers', modified as in Nussard BI;


ArmTxt:
le sire de rodemaie, burellé d'argent et d'azur

AiCmnt:
FAM: Rodemacre = Rodemack = vaudemac = rodenbach = rodemach;  en Moselle; lux + hai;
-: S.Milburg & Mersch**/Marey (c1300), Mirabel = Milberg;
-: Rodemack, dep Moselle = 47o;
-  Gilles i S.Rodemack fl.1264-84  --  
-  Jehanne fl.1357 gm/ Arnold Blankenheim S.Gerolstein;
-: & label =  S.Rodemack & Huncherange; 
REF:  
-: ESNF 7:48-52; Adam BIG 72;  Blanchard JHA 104; Möller S 2:157;  Sieb 24/2.11:t9 lor; XRA 3:247;
RE: 
-: Ouren & Feltz & Roche (quarters);
-: Rodemach /auv ?;
-:  Bourscheidt; Elter/Autel; 
- no refs to Berroual or Berward in ESNF;


ArmTxt:
arangui de brisetete de cockerel ses freres


ArmTxt:
m becquet de forgez, d'azur a [ung chef d'argent] a vi gastelés d'or en pié

AiCmnt:
FAM: Forges = des Forges.
-: Aimeri de Forges, fl.1219. poi = 10 annulets (XEP:326);
RE: 
-: Beral Sr de Forges (DID);


ArmTxt:
haymeri de sugi porte l'escu d'azur a .iij. ganneles d'or


ArmTxt:
m olivier d'usy, eschiqueté d'or et d'azur

AiCmnt:
damesigil;
REF: Nussard T 140; Boos VER; BnF Ms.Lat.5480:366;


ArmTxt:
le sire de coucheulles, de guëlles a un lion burellé d'or et de vert

AiCmnt:
map = 58B2 dep Sarthe, arr Mamers, can Beaumont-sur-Sarthe;
-: Guillaume de Doucelles, fl.1278;
-: lion crowned = URF + LBQ;
REF: Boos VER;


ArmTxt:
gayet de mailly porte tellez a .i. baston dazur

AiCmnt:
Maillé (barry undy), not Mailly (3 mallets)  -- boos


ArmTxt:
le vidames de chartres, d'or a dous fesses noires a un orle de mesletes noires

AiCmnt:
FIG: putative ND:857 ? (8/8/99, edit); fra 1375; Chartres 60B1; Meslay-le-Vidame 60B2;
REF: XDD:2806;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Etton, d.c.1404, Kt., of Gilling in Ryedale, Yorks.  A renowned soldier, still owed £130 for wages when he died, he had served John of Gaunt and was a trusted retainer of the Nevilles. His son, John (d.1433), married the heiress Katherine Everingham of Laxton before 1388,  accompanied Bolingbroke to Prussia in 1390 and as a trusted lancastrian was sheriff, JP  and  MP for Yorks from 1406 onwards.
Roskell C 3:36-38; VCH Yorks NR 1:480 + ER 4:107; DBA 2:243; Burke GA 332;


ArmTxt:
m robinet de vieulpont, semblablement a un lambel d'asur


ArmTxt:
le vidame de chartres, crie merlot, d or a deux faces de sable a l ourle de merles de mesme


ArmIdf:
Sigismund von Luxembourg, Holy German Emperor


AiCmnt:
see ETO
   Crests are missing on the items on fo. 59v2-60v [643-674], those available being placed on fo.60v-61r. In this edition the crests and the crest ornaments have been united with their parent arms.


AiCmnt:
Carintia al. Kärnten, a habsburger Erblehen from 1335, acquired 1276 by Rudolf of Habsburg from R.Böhmen.
Sieb 4.8; Gall W 131;


AiCmnt:
von Starhemberg, ministeriales of Hz.Steiermark, cadet of von Steur, noted 1150, seat at Burg Starhemberg in Piestingtal (Gem.Dreistetten, BH Wiener Neustadt, NÖs.).
Gall W 289; Sieb 26.2/4.4:99 + t83-88; HHStÖs 1:564; Merz ZUR 183, Sieb 28/4.7B:t10 steyr (sigil, 1240);


AiCmnt:
Vogt von Matsch. Their seat was at Burg Matsch in Schlanders (BA. Glurns) in tirolean Vintschgau. Matsch was sometimes presented among the Quaternionen-Jägermeister, e.g. RUG:244.
F Hye, 5.ColAIH, 125-133, 1988; ESNF 12:139-140; HHStÖs 2:535; Hupp ARL 283n1;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Schelkingen, noted 1127-1251, a branch of Gf.Berg, seat at Hohenschelklingen nr. Blaubeuren (Kr. Ehingen, B-W).
Sieb 23/6.2:24+t22, würt; HHStD 6:589-591;


AiCmnt:
Gf. Schelkingen, noted 1127-1251, branch of Gf.Berg, seat at Hohenschelklingen nr. Blaubeuren (Kr. Ehingen, B-W).
HHStD 6:589-591; Sieb 23/6.2:24+t22, würt;


AiCmnt:
Anna von Braunsweig d.1432, wife of Friedrich IV Gf.Tirol. The item is 1303 in Raneke BHM.
løve.g*2;


AiCmnt:
Sigmund von Habsburg ' der Münzreiche', 1427-1496, Gf.Tirol  1439. The item is 1304 in Raneke BHM.


AiCmnt:
Anna von Sachsen d.1440, gm/ Hz.Braunsweig


AiCmnt:
Diocese of Chur (Curiensis).
SIE:10n5; Sieb Bi 110-112 + 163 + 167 + 183;


AiCmnt:
Diocese of Brixen, present Bressanone in Italy.
Sieb Bi 43;  Wappen und Siegel in der Hofkanzlei des Fürstentums Brixen, Brixen 1981;


AiCmnt:
##-  Payr zu Kaldif (ran); LYN:1669 Payr;


AiCmnt:
Leuchtenberg-Hals, hereditary marshal of the Bp.Passau (OPf.)
  Tilting helmet.
Hupp ARL 263; ESNF 16:97;


ArmTxt:
le conte de beaufort, d'argent a une croix (sic) d'azur a six roses de gueles


AiCmnt:
Friedrich IV 'mit dem leeren Tasche', 1382-1415, Gf.Tirol. The item is 1302 in Raneke BHM.


AiCmnt:
von Zürnler, not identified.
Rolland 6:214n51 (sui);


ArmIdf:
Johan van Vianen S.Noorderloos, Nieuwkop & Goye


AiCmnt:
Legend placed besides shield a later hand imitating hand A.


AiCmnt:
Legend placed besides shield a later hand imitating Gelre-scribe.


ArmIdf:
Baudouin van Borselen-Brigdam S.Soubourg & Domburg


ArmTxt:
le sieur d epailly, de sable a la croix d argent a quatre fleurs de lys d or


ArmTxt:
le cte de foucamberg 1504 (ou 1304) rodolphe espousa damoiselle marie de bourgogne fille de mgr antoine batar de bourgogne sr de beuvre (?)


ArmTxt:
le sieur de menain, de gueulle a l aigle d argent mambre d or


AiCmnt:
Jean (I) S.Halluin & Piennes d.1441, married Jacqueline de Ghistelles, or his eldest son, Wautier (IV), d.1458. Halluin nr Menen, 18 km NNE of Lille.
 XDF:996; 
Eeckhout FM 1:188-193; Anselme 3:900-920 + 4:330;


AiCmnt:
Reigersvliet, 6 km SSE of Knokke, no details.
XRA 4:204; XDF:477+1654 (1309, 1336, Jean Tobbin S.Reigersvliet);
Eeckhout FM 1:355-356


AiCmnt:
The barony of Haveskerke (12 km NE of Bethune, on the Lys), which Henri S.Haveskerke sold to his aunt, Marie, wife of Henri d'Antoing, to pay his ransom after being taken prisoner at Azincourt 1415.
XRA 2:43; XDD:2385;
Warlop NF 3:871-877; Eeckhout ETO; Eeckhout FM 1:202-204;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de la roche, d or a cinq bastons d azur


ArmTxt:
le chastellain de saint omer, d azur a la face d or


ArmTxt:
le chastellain de donay crie son nom, de sinople au chef d hermine


ArmTxt:
le sieur de moncheaux crie fomart, d argent a l aigle de sable mambre de gueulle


ArmTxt:
m guillaume de beauves, semblablement a une meslete de gueules en lieu du lionchel.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de massy, bande d argent et de gueulle de six au chef d or


ArmTxt:
le sieur de danfeloues, de gueulle a trois chevrons d or


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de cresescque porte dazur à trois tieches d'or au chief du meismes


AiCmnt:
Mikolaj of Michalowice, castellan of Cracow 1430-1438.


AiCmnt:
Jan of Rydzyna, fl.1405-1423, Castellan of Miedzyrzec and Sheriff of Koscian and Wschowa -the first member of the clan to settle in Greater Poland.
Szymanski HS 292 (Q2/4);


AiCmnt:
Krystyn of Kozieglow, Castellan of Sacz, 1419-1437.


AiCmnt:
Piotr of Bnin, Castellan of Gniezno 1428-1448.


AiCmnt:
Mikolaj of Chrzastow, Sheriff of Sanok and Sword-bearer of Cracow, 1426-1436.


AiCmnt:
Jan of Pilcza, fl.1437 -or- Jan of Tarnow, Palatine of Cracow 1410-1433.


AiCmnt:
Stanislav of Skarszev, Castellan of Biechow 1433-1449 - or- Mikolaj of Lubstow, Castellan of Kruszwica, 1435-1445.


AiCmnt:
Andrzej Dunin of Krajow, Chamberlain of Brzesc, 1423-1436.


AiCmnt:
Unknown member of either the Traby or Brzezina clans acting as castellan of the royal castle of Rozprza.


AiCmnt:
Andrzej of Lubraniec, Judge of the Territory of Brzec 1435-1436.


AiCmnt:
Jan Taszka of Koniepska, Chancellor of Poland 1435.


AiCmnt:
Jan , Piotr or Stanislaw Milanowski of Milanow in Massowia.


AiCmnt:
Mikolaj of Lasocki, polish and curial diplomat, attended the Councils of Constance 1414-18 and Basel 1431-49 and Arras 1435 (ambassador to France ?), Bishop of Wroslav/Wloclawek 1449-1450; his arms has a bordure in APA;


AiCmnt:
Piotr of Zerniki, Castellan of Kalisz 1428-1445.


AiCmnt:
Piotr of Kurow, Sheriff of Lublin 1431-1432, Castellan of Sacz 1440, Castellan of Lublin 1460 -or- Piotr Sreniawa of Scirkowicze (Skorkowice) 1448.


AiCmnt:
Jan of Nova Czerkiev, fl.1434-1466, ancestor of the Firley family.


AiCmnt:
Unknown member of the silesian Glaubicz clan, which settled in the Koscian district of Greater Poland in 1421.


AiCmnt:
The Pretwicz family settled in Poznan district c1432.


AiCmnt:
Mikolai of Schönbladt ? - perhaps an austrian Montani in polish service ?


AiCmnt:
Marcin of Kalinowa, Palatine of Sieradz, fl.1431-1432.


AiCmnt:
Piotr of Weszmuntowo, Deputy Judge of Sandomierz.


AiCmnt:
Sienko (Simeon) of Siennovo, Castellan of Lwow 1438 or his son Jan, King's Secretary 1440.


AiCmnt:
Janusz of Tuliszkov, Secretary of Kalisz 1432-1459.


AiCmnt:
Stanislav Gnatov Pavlovski, Chancellor of the Duchy of Massowia, Bishop of Plock 1425-1439.


AiCmnt:
Jan Rey of Slumsk, Judge of Cracow 1437 -or- Watropka of Strelce, present at Varna 1444, later rector of St.Michael's Church in Cracow.


AiCmnt:
Strasz d'Odrowaz & Bialaczow, fl.1381-1415, starost of Leczyca, castellan de Malogoszcz 
Heymowski BEL;


AiCmnt:
Moscic of Male Sciborzyce -or- Moscic of Chocen 1433;


AiCmnt:
Arms of the provinces of Old or Greater Poland.


AiCmnt:
Hz.Stettin in Pommern, a branch of the main ducal line.
ESNF 3:1-3; Stokvis HM 3:38; Sieb Souv2 = 2/1.1.2: 57-82, t63-87;


AiCmnt:
Johan (II), d.1462/68, S.Wesemale & Westerloo & Falais & Fléron, succeded his father, Johan (I), in 1419. Arms of the senior branch of Westmael, hereditary marshals of Brabant. Westmael in Nordbrabant, Westerloo nr Louvain / Leuven.
   The upper part of the legend is cut off, it would probably read 'wijsemale'.  
XRA 1:518, 2:176;
ESNF 7:101;


AiCmnt:
Arms of the provinces of Old or Greater Poland a.ka. Wielkopolska.


AiCmnt:
Hz.Teschen in Schlesien.
Gumowski PS 54; Sieb 2/1.1.3:t11;


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, pillars of Gediminos, the Kiejstut, on shield and crest; inescutcheon Gu-Or -- clem


AiCmnt:
Either Jakub (Znin) Bf.Vilnius 1399-1407; or Marcin (Znin) Bf.Vilnius 1421-1453.
Heymowski CP 147;


AiCmnt:
Stanislaw of Parznow, Cup-bearer (bouteiller ?) of Warzaw 1431 -or- Jan Kraska of Lubnica, Sheriff of Konin, Cup-bearer of Kalisz 1441-1458 (BHM).


AiCmnt:
EXT superimosed: Archiepec Maientinus, Sacri Rom. Imperyus; et Arcicancell per; German


ArmIdf:
unknown descendant of Lisle of Kingston l'Iisle


ArmTxt:
mess baudet de noielle, seigneur de chasterelle 1433 / mess baudet de noille / à dijon


ArmTxt:
mess jean de melun seigneur d'antoin 1432


ArmIdf:
Friedrich (III) gt Valeran C.Mörs, 1392-1448

AiCmnt:
Friedrich (III) gt Valeran C.Mörs, 1392-1448


ArmIdf:
Jacques de Brimieu S.Grigny, c.1384-1447

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Brimieu S.Grigny, c.1384-1447


ArmIdf:
Pierre de Beauffremont C.Charny, c.1397-1472

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Beauffremont C.Charny, c.1397-1472.
    Crest: full combined arms on roundel.


AiCmnt:
Robert de Masmines S.Westren, c.1385-1430


ArmIdf:
Jean (III) de Luxembourg C.Ligny, c.1393-1441

AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Luxembourg C.Ligny, c.1393-1441


ArmIdf:
Jean de la Tremoille S.Jonvelle, c.1377-1449

AiCmnt:
Jean de la Tremoille S.Jonvelle, c.1377-1449


ArmTxt:
mons antoine sr de croy et de renty. bruges 1429

ArmIdf:
Antoine de Croy S.Croy & Renty, c.1402-1475

AiCmnt:
Antoine de Croy S.Croy & Renty, c.1402-1475


ArmIdf:
Philippe 'le bon' D.Bourgogne, 1396-1467

AiCmnt:
Philippe 'le bon' D.Bourgogne, 1396-1467


AiCmnt:
Roland van Uitkerke S.Hemsrode, d.1442.
   Crest: greyhound's head gorged.


AiCmnt:
Jean de la Clite S.Comines, d.1442.
  Crest ornament: a curl of flames, a fox's or wolf's head.


ArmIdf:
Pierre de Luxembourg C.St.Pol, 1390-1433

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Luxembourg C.St.Pol, 1390-1433


ArmIdf:
Gilbert de Lannoy S.Santes & Villerval, 1386-1462

AiCmnt:
Gilbert de Lannoy S.Santes & Villerval, 1386-1462


ArmIdf:
Jean de Villiers S.l'Ile-Adam, c.1384-1437

AiCmnt:
Jean de Villiers S.l'Ile-Adam, c.1384-1437


ArmIdf:
Florimont de Brimieu S.Massincourt, d.1442

AiCmnt:
Florimont de Brimieu S.Massincourt, d.1442


ArmIdf:
Jean (V) de Crequi S.Canaples, c.1400-1474

AiCmnt:
Jean (V) de Crequi S.Canaples, c.1400-1474


ArmIdf:
Simon de Lalaing S.Montignies, c.1405-1476

AiCmnt:
Simon de Lalaing S.Montignies, c.1405-1476


ArmIdf:
Jacques de Crevecoeur S.Thienens, d.1439

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Crevecoeur S.Thienens, d.1439.


ArmIdf:
Thibaut (VIII) de Neufchâtel S.Châtel, 1387-1459

AiCmnt:
Thibaut (VIII) de Neufchâtel S.Châtel, 1387-1459


ArmIdf:
Jean de Luxembourg S.Haubourdin, c.1400-1466

AiCmnt:
Jean de Luxembourg S.Haubourdin, c.1400-1466


ArmIdf:
Baudouin de Lannoy S.Molembaix, c.1389-1474

AiCmnt:
Baudouin de Lannoy S.Molembaix, c.1389-1474


ArmIdf:
Ruprecht (IV) C.Virnebourg, d.1433 [1059]

AiCmnt:
Ruprecht (IV) C.Virnebourg, d.1433 [1059]


AiCmnt:
1) Mericourt; 2) Longueville;  le Danviller, ver (Cb);


ArmTxt:
m paien de coymes de mêrouh^, d'or a un lion rampant d'azur onglé et couronné de gueules

AiCmnt:
mai/art/bre; 
-: Brisegaut de Coëmes fl.1383-92, art;
REF:  XDC:2645; not Jougla;
RE:
-: dep Indre-et-Loire, ar Tours, can Chateau-la-Vallière = 75E2;


ArmTxt:
le roy d escoche, d or a j lion de gueles a double tressoir de mesmes, et crie hellicourt en ponthieu


ArmTxt:
le sire de tourbe, telz armes a le faisse fretet d argent

AiCmnt:
Gossuin dit Goly de Wilre dit van der Thomme fl.1377-85, or Daniel van der Thommen, taken prisoner at Basweiler 1371.
XRA 4:41+249;


AiCmnt:
Arnould (VII) van Gavere, d.1463, B.Escornaix 1418 & S.Dieudonné & Romagnies & Fayel. Escornaix / Scorisse, 10 km SE of Oudenaarde.
 XRA 1:436; XDD:10380; XDD:11394 (1237, Arnold dG, cs);
ESNF 7:89-90; Bouly EH 98;


ArmTxt:
le comtes de charolois .1433. / charoll..


ArmTxt:
celui de sains, de gueles [au chef] eschiquete d argent et d asur


ArmTxt:
robert duc de bourgogne sous son frère le roi henri le premier 1002 dont la lignée fina a monsr philippe m. 1361


ArmTxt:
le sieur de villers crie ballegoy burle de dix a trois lyons de gueulle


ArmTxt:
m guillaume painel d'agnon, semblablement a un lambel d'azur

AiCmnt:
Guillaume Paynel de Moyon, later S.Milly-en-Gâtinais, with the same arms as his father Oliver (II) S.Moyon [167]. His daughter Marie was married in 1369. 
    However, the blazon could also be read as having bend & label for a son of Guillaume de Briqueville (Paynel de Marcy) in [202].
Pattou WG 11 (Guil P-M);

AIRefs:
BHM:2486 s.n.; WIN:349 (Oliver); ETO:441* (Oliver);


ArmTxt:
m henry de ferieres, de gueules a i escucon d'ermine a une oille de fers a cheval d'or


AiCmnt:
a swan charged with the arms of Kleve-Mark;


AiCmnt:
Bellinghoven, no details, in Erkelenz (Kr. Heinsberg, N-W).
XRA 1:224;  
Fahne KJ 1:23 + 1:t1n19 + 2:6;


AiCmnt:
Solbruggen, or Salbrugge, nr. Krefeld.
XRA 3:312;
Fahne KJ 2:138;


AiCmnt:
von Velde, probably the owners of the Rittergut Haus Velde in Kempen (Kr.Kempen-Krefeld, N-W).
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Diepenbroich, 5 km N of Bocholt.


AiCmnt:
Matthias Eyll, fl.1449-67, Erbkämmerer von Kleve, Hofmeister des Adolf von Geldern. From Burg Eyll (Kr.Rheinberg, N-W).
XRA 1:416;
Fahne KJ 1:96 + 2:40;  Wittert NA 1:804; Sieb 24/3.9:4+t4 lux;


AiCmnt:
Schmoeling al. Schmeling and Schmuling, had branch in Livonia as early as 13C. It may gave come from Schmeling a small place in present Rees on the Rhine.
XRA 3:418*;
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
From Hetterscheidt nr Velbert in Ruhr.
 XRA 2:79*;  XBM:21561*;
Fahne KJ 2:60;


AiCmnt:
Kemenade, no details.
XRA 2:299*;
Fahne KJ 2:72;


AiCmnt:
Utenveen, from Venn nr Gladbach.
XRA 4:91;
Fahne KJ 2:172;


AiCmnt:
Derk van Keppel S.Verwolde, fl.1418-1436, or his son, Wolter, d.1495. Keppel, 20 km E of Arnhem.
 XRA 2:200;  XDF:1149;
Fahne KJ 2:73; Rolland 3:303n37; Nedl.Adel 1996-97, 86:341-357;


AiCmnt:
Weyer zu Nickenich. Weyer in  Amt Hardt (administration in Hardtburg in Euskirchen, N-W); held Nickenich bei Andernach N of Koblenz.
Fahne KJ 1:456; Sieb 20/6.7:t69, nas;


AiCmnt:
>> GEL:1288bis +  BHM:1036 are probably mislabeled or misdrawn, as BEL:1297 is Schönrad/Schönroide and BEL:1298 Kosen;


AiCmnt:
Jolantha von Saarbrücken-Leiningen (Linange), mother of Jan 'met de Bellen' van Egmond.
XRA 2:331;
Sieb 4:t165 + 24:t1; Fahne KJ 1:244 + 2:85;


AiCmnt:
see GEL:1214* (c1), wing tipped with cock feather;


AiCmnt:
A member of the Birgel family, hereditary marshal of Juliers from 1333, from Birgel  (Kr. Düren, N-W).  Winemar Frambach van Birgel S.Tombach & Eschweiler (fl.1431), married Johanna von Huchelhoven  and had a son  Englebert Nydt van Birgel (fl.1446).
XRA 1:259; 
Möller S;  Fahne KJ 1:35;


ArmTxt:
celui de mongardin, d argent a le faisse de sable, et crie son nom


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, filling whole page. Peacock


AiCmnt:
A variant of the ancient arms of the  Candavène counts of St.Pol.
XDA:69 (Enguerran de Candavène, c1150);
P. Feuchere 'Revue du Nord', 1953, 35:125-150; Galbreath LH 30; ESNF 3.4:622;


AiCmnt:
The item is 1167 in Raneke BHM, mistakenly blazoned by him as {Gu 3 fleurs-de-lis Or acc. bend Or}. The arms, helmet and crest are overpainted with red glazing paint, but had been painted as Bourbon (BHM:1166) before.


AiCmnt:
The item is 1168 in Raneke BHM.
##- sn central figure


AiCmnt:
The duchy of Bouillon was part of the prince-bishopric of Liège 1096-1484. Arms attributed to Godefroid de Bouillon, one of the leaders of the First Crusade and the first regent of the (later) Kingdom of Jerusalem 1099-1100. The arms are Jerusalem qtg Perwez al. Louvain. The Perwez arms was transferred through Louvain and Vianden to the semi-sovereign dukes of Bouillon and is present in the inescutcheon of the la Tour d'Auvergne Ducs de Bouillon and Princes of Turenne in 1760.
  Larger shield.

AIRefs:
see [333]; GEL:1342 (D.Bouillon, Perwez only);


AiCmnt:
Wilhelm von Alfter gt Hamal S.Hamal & Kerckem, d.1457, hereditary marshal of Cologne, seat in Hamal nr Tongeren (Brabant);  Burg Alfter is nr Bonn.1) Alfter;  2) Hamal; 
XRA 1:163 + 4:352; 
ESNF 8:59-60; ; Fahne KJ 1:5; Ewald RH 95, t105; Kneschke DA 1:48; Hupp ARL 31;


AiCmnt:
Arms used by Warfusée S.Waroux & Haultepenne from c.1380. Waroux was acquired by Rasse (III) in his marriage to thre heiress Juette de Waroux. Warfusée with canton of Waroux.
XRA 4:202;
Hemricourt M 10;


AiCmnt:
Henri S.Gronsveld & Herstall fl.1429-46, BGf & drossard in Limburg, seat in Gronsfeld nr Maastricht (duchy of Limburg).
XRA 1:518;
Hemricourt M 26+113; Sieb 3/1.3.2A:t13;


AiCmnt:
Roger van Petersheim S.Leefdael, a vassal of Brabant-Limbourg.


ArmTxt:
les contes de hainau et de holande jointe ensemble le conte jean ecartela des 2


ArmTxt:
le seneschal de henault, d'azur a i lion d'argent rampant bileté d'argent

AiCmnt:
Werchin; herit  senechal de Hainault; maison Brabant;
Baudouin IV C.Hainault -- Wm I /is --  Jean III dW d.1415 S.Cysoing & Thy-le-Chateau,1er pair dF, herit Sénéchale de Hainault - Jeanne Dm.Werchin & Cysoing fl.1420-29, senechalé d'Hainault, baronne de Flandre, gm/ Philippe de Berlaimont S.Floyon & Thier-le-Chastel (fl.1428);
\GEL, crest = crown of 4 points Ar, queue de paon, circular;
REF:  Eeckhout F; ESNF 3:715+7:56 (Melun >1500)+13:32;  XRA 4:223;


ArmTxt:
le sire de longueville et de warechin senescal de haynau, d azur a j lion d argent billete de mesmes, et crie haynau

AiCmnt:
The S.Werchin & Longueville held the hereditary office of sénéchal de Hainaut, were descended from Willem (I, d.c1219), a natural son of Baudouin (IV) C.Hainaut. The male line became extinct with Jean (III, o.s.p.m.1415). The lordship of Longueville was recorded in the family from at least 1230. Werchin, present Verchain-Maugré, 11 km SSW of Valenciennes.
Eeckhout F; ESNF 3:715 + 13:32;  XRA 4:223;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Moorslede d.1386. Confounded arms, ought to be {Or 2 bends Gu}.
XRA 2:514* = {deux bandes};


ArmTxt:
celui de morselede, d or a ij bendes de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Moorslede, 12 km NE of Ypres, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:302; XRA 2:514; XDD:10444; XDF:1361 (1224, Henri);


AiCmnt:
1) Landas;  2) Mortagne;
REF:  XDF:1185 (1350 Jean de Mortagne-Landas, 3.seal);  Bouly EH 72;


ArmTxt:
coninc van jherusalem en hertoghe v bulioen

ArmIdf:
Godefroid de Bouillon roy de Jerusalemme

AiCmnt:
Godefroid de Bouillon, d.1100, the first christian ruler of Jerusalem after the 1st Crusade. Also one of the Nine Worthies. Jerusalem (blank in item) qtg Bouillon;


AiCmnt:
Queen of Galicia in North-East Spain. The title is usually K.Galicia.


AiCmnt:
Valencia, an aragonese province. No crown above shield.


AiCmnt:
Helmet with imperial crown. Halos on double eagle.
#- chk layout


AiCmnt:
Arms of the King of Sweden, probably introduced by Albrecht von Mecklenburg (r.1363-1389, d.1412), but the crowns were also used in various forms by Magnus Ladelås (r.1279-90)..
HerT (1960) 2:60, 5:215, 6:257, 108:364 (2013); Sieb 2/1.1.2:t31-33;


AiCmnt:
Jacob von Sierck Abp..Trier 1439-56, a repeat.


AiCmnt:
##- arms in upper sin corner, size as (3x2, cr)


AiCmnt:
see LYN
Crest: wings ch. arms of Czerwony (Az cross patriarchal Or).


AiCmnt:
Lithuania, escutcheon with patriarchal cross a.k.a. ecu de Czernowy, attributed to the Jagiello family, which embraced the catholic faith in 1385. The knight is called Vytis.Another variant has the older escutcheon with the Pillars of Gedeminas.
ESNF 2:124-126 + 3:168+189;


AiCmnt:
Oesterreich unter den Enns, Lower Austria, EHzt., Pannonia; used officially 1430, on seals in 1404, Babenberger allodia 976. MGft; Hzt 1156; to Habsburg 1282, separated from o/Enns c1450;
Gall W 122+134;


AiCmnt:
Krain al. Carniole, from 1335 habsburger Erblehen,
Gall W 132;  Sieb 4.2;


AiCmnt:
Either Frederick IV/I 'warlike' (d.1428) LGf.Thüringen & Mgf.Meissen & Gf.Wettin 1381 Kf&Hz.OberSachsen 1422, or his son  Friedrich II (d.1464), both og the junior or Wettiner branch, which succeded, when the older or Askanier branch became extinct. The Wettiner branch separated 1485 into Ernestiner (sr) and Albertiner (jr, Kf 1547, later royal) branches. Sachsen qtg 2) Thüringen, 3) PfGf.Sachsen, 4) Meissen al. Orlamünde with an inescutcheon of ReichErzmarschall.
   Crest: crown; cap pointed ch. arms and balled Or and tipped with peacock plume.
ESNF 1.1:153-173 (Wettiner, Hz, Kf, Rex) + 1.2:182-183+196-198 (Askanier) + 1.1:10 (Ludolfinger) + 1.1:11 (Billunger) + 1.1:18 (Welfer); Köbler HL 422-423 (Meissen) + 591-602 (Sx) + 709-711 (Thu);


ArmTxt:
jan vâ hinsberghe heê vâ ludeke htoghe vâ bulioen grau/ vâ loên

ArmIdf:
Johan van Heinsberg, Bf.Liège & D.Bouillon

AiCmnt:
Johan van Heinsberg, d.1459, prince-bishop of Liège & D.Bouillon 1419-59. 1a) Loos; 1b) Chiny; 2) Heinsberg; E) Jülich.
   Crest: crown; ears of donkey Ar.
   Shield is overpainted in transparent red.  The crested arms and 2 banners fill 2 rows of the 4x4 layout, leaving room for a single shield of Argenteau [29].
XRA 2:57;
ESNF 18:23-25;


AiCmnt:
Jacob van Boetraeris, not verified. Tielman Bottaert, fl.1374, sealed with {lion ch. escutch {bendy}, billety}, tinctures unknown (XRA 1:303), as did several Boete (XRA 1:287-288).


AiCmnt:
Gf.Ortenburg (BH. Spittal, Kärnten). Ortenburg bei Vilshofen qtg Ortenburg im Kärnten.
Sieb 1.1.4: 61; ESNF 12:34; HHStO 2:281; Sieb 27/4.5:228+t64 + 21/2.3:t3, sax;


AiCmnt:
see LYN -- Raneke proposed Gf.Padbrugge from LYN:474 'grave van stalbrugghe', but probably mislabeled.
Crest: Az-Ar-Gu--Ar--Az-Ar-Gu.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Schaffried Gf.Leiningen (al. Linange) in Dagsburg, fl.1433-81.
ESNF 4:25;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Henneberg ( (Kr. Meiningen), cadet of BGf.Würzburg, absorbed by Hz.Sachsen in 1378. Henneberg qtg  Schleusingen a.k.a. Botenlauben a.k.a. BGf.Würzburg a.k.a. Henneberg ancient.
Sieb 1.1.2:120+t124;  ESNF 16:144+146-149
       7 blank shields on page.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of MGf.Baden with Baden qtg Spanheim, and  helmet with crown and peacock plume.
    Arms followed by 2 banners, a pennon and several items with names only.


AiCmnt:
Gf.Eberstein, seat in Eberstein (Kr. Holzminden, Nsx).
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 70+t81+t86-89, 18/6.9:t14; Sieb E 145; ESNF 17:84;


AiCmnt:
see LYN
Arms enclosed by collar of OTdO.


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) d'Avesnes, 1280-1304, C.Hainaut, A nephew and rival of Guy de Dampierre (1280-1305) C.Flanders  - for what?


AiCmnt:
Henning Königsmarck, d.1415, fl.1377-88, arrived in Sweden with Albrecht von Mecklenburg, later in the service of Q.Margaret and Eric VII of Denamrk, Norway and Sweden.
Raneke SM 1:83, t1; SvBioLx 21:775; HerT 71:125;


AiCmnt:
tilting helmet, Noted as Leuchtenberg in BHM:3050 and SIC:1643.


AiCmnt:
Item cancelled as it is smaller, and a later pen drawing somewhat like 'barruly & saltire gemel'.


AiCmnt:
Fhr. von Hewen al. Höwen, a major family in Hegau, noted 1291, with seat at Burg Hohenhewen nr Engen (Kr. Konstanz, B-W). 
Kindler OB 2:59; HHStD 6:349; ESNF 12:96-97; Kneschke  4:354;


AiCmnt:
vom Huss al. vom Haus al. de Domo, ministeriales. The family had many branches, which moved from Haut-Alsace into Breisgau and Schwaben, e.g. Isenheim in Gebwiller, Wittneheim nr Mulhouse and Wassenberg nr Colmar.
  Crest ornament: crown Sa.
Kindler OB 1:553-555; Hupp ARL 193;  see GRU Crest: possibly a low cone tipped with feather plume all per pale Ar-Sa.


AiCmnt:
von Stein zu Rechtenstein (Kr.Ehingen, B-W). Altgermanischer Uradel in Oberschwaben,  noted 1193, fhr 1460, Gf. 1711, with seat on Burg Stein near Machtal on left bank of Donau. They were one of the 3 most important families in Schwaben in 12C - with Rechberg and Freiberg. 
Sieb 2.1:58 + 23/2.5:12+t15 würt + 24/2.6:77+t46 bad; Kneschke D 8:593;


AiCmnt:
von Landenberg, noted 1177, Uradel from Landenberg, can Zürich, but with most of the holdings in Schwaben. There were 3 branches in Baden: Alten-, Hohen-, Breiten-Landenberg. Seat Alt-Landenberg (Gem. Bauma, Bz. Pfäffikon, can Zürich).
   Crest ornament: broadbrimmed hat Gu.
Kruse R 427 #83; Sieb 24/2.6:8+t5; Kneschke D 2:48-49; Kindler OB 2:431-449;


AiCmnt:
Truchsess von Diessenhofen, noted 1241-1495. They were cadets of Hettlingen and Truchsesses of the Gf.Kyburg and Gf.Habsburg and held Diessenhofen on the Rhein on the Thurgau-Schwaben border.
Kindler OB 1:246;  Rolland 6:54; Merz ZUR 70;


AiCmnt:
von Freiberg, cadets of Fhr. von Hürbel  al. Hurwele, noted 1129 with seat in Hürbel (Kr. Biberach). This branch of the family, Uradel from Graubünden/Grisons, lived at Achstetten between Ulm and Biberach and held the office of Erbkämmerer der Hochstifte Augsburg.
   Crest ornament: puillow Gu.
Sieb 23/2.5:t8, würt + Sieb1.3.2:Anh.9 +  22/6.1.1:12+t10Q1, bav; Sieb F 46; Kindler OB 1:386-390; Kneschke D 3:338-340;


AiCmnt:
Truchsess von Waldburg, cadet of von Tanne, welfer ministeriales,  held the office of Truchsess of the dukes of Schwaben, and became Reichserbtruchsess in 1525. Their seat was at Waldburg (Kr. Ravensburg, B-W).
   Crest ornament: cushion Or.
Sieb 24/2.6:2+t2 + hoher Adel; Kindler OB 1:249; Bosl R 415; ESNF 5:146-165;


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, helmet in same light ink as legend, placed  on lower half of page.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de dourrier, d argent a trois fleurs de lys de gueulle


ArmIdf:
Jean II d'Antoing dit de Briffeuil S.Bury


ArmTxt:
m jehan de harecourt de charentonne, semblablement

AiCmnt:
Jean de Harcourt, o.s.p.1390, S.Charentonne, son of Raoul [495], active 1367.
SNF 10:123;


AiCmnt:
Probably Anton van Glymes (d.1469) to Walhain, who also inherited Mellet, a younger brother of Jean van Glymes S.Glymes &c (1417-1494, BHM:235).  He has a label for difference in LYN:1167. Their brother Philip has a plain border in LYN:1168. Another brother, Heinrich to Mellet-op-Velpe, died young in 1442 .  Arms of Bautersem argumented with Glymes, an illegitimate subline of Brabant.
ESNF 7:103;


AiCmnt:
Keersbeek. The family came from Tirlemont, where they several times were elected échevins. They held the lordships of Gossoncourt / Goetsenhoven and Stalle.
Hemricourt M 22; Adam AB:376;  XRA 2:203;


AiCmnt:
Arnold van Pede, family from Bruxelles, which often held the office of échevin. Pede qtg Wilre or Coudenberg dit Rollibuc;
Adam AB 517;  XRA 3:107 (1393, 1411, Arnold);


AiCmnt:
Simon van Couderborch.
   The legend show that this item of the BHM was copied from TBX:194 (or its source) before TBX was corrected, possibly by the 16C copyist. TBX:195 har the Meer arms and Couderborch name.


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Thonis, fl.1374, patrician family from Bruxelles. Inescutcheon of Bigard.
XRA 1:254 + 4:37*; Adam AB 638;


AiCmnt:
Eberhard (I), von Mark, c.1318-1387, S.Arenberg  & Lummen1354, Vogt von Haspengau/Hesbaye 1351, former canon in Liège, Köln and Münster, younger so of Engelbert (II, d.1347) Gf.Mark.
ESNF 18:16;  XRA 2:423-425; Sieb 1.1.3: 34;
>> Eberhard I von Mark S.Arenberg d.1387, Vogt von Haspengau/Hesbaye  -  Eberhard S.Agimont & Rochefort, C.Montaigu, 1375-1440   -- pae-pop


AiCmnt:
Coutinho de Marialve (Ro 2:144n18) or Tavares (Ro 6:9n27);
RE:  Fonseca, cas;  Ulloa, cas-ara;  --  BH:3373,


ArmTxt:
le sieur de marseille, d or au chevron de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de sartus, de gueles a j sautoir d argent a iiij merlettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sieur de rames, d argent au chef de gueulle


ArmTxt:
lyermont crie sirincourt et porte ses armes


ArmTxt:
le sieur de dezotenghen, gironne d or et de gueulle de dix, et sur chascun giron trois croizettes recroizettees d argent


ArmTxt:
her vâ halstren / en to hamel de /wittem

AiCmnt:
Hamal nr Tongeren in Brabant came to Alfter by the marriage (c.1361) of Conrad von Alfter, osp.1393, Erbmarschal von Köln, 
and Marie de Hamal. His brothers son, Johan, married Johanna von Wittem.Alfter qtg Hamal.
XRA 1:163 + 4:352;
ESNF 8:59-60; Fahne KJ 1:5;


AiCmnt:
Willem van Hertewijk, no details.
XRA 2:73-74 (1374, Wm); Adam AB:283+308;


AiCmnt:
Juigny-Noier, bur (Cb); Noyers nr Joux en Avallonnais/Auxerre; Rimaucourt, dep Haute-Marne; Vendeuvre, dep Aube; C.Joigny
FIG: Miles X de Noyers & Vendeuvre, 1271-1350, boutellier de France 1336, Marechal de France 1302/06;
REF: XCB:408;  XDD:3086 (Miles, 1275);


AiCmnt:
Hinckaert. The family often held the office of échevin in Bruxelles between 1300 and 1470.  Inescutcheon of Brabant.
Adam AB:182;  XRA 2:82 (1467, Jean, échevin);


ArmTxt:
m godefroy de la haie, de gueulles a une fesse d'argent a iii molettes d'argent en chef


ArmTxt:
les derniers ducs de breban escartelerent de limbourg et de breban. monsr jean i achetant le duché de limbourg d'aluph de mons escartela comme dessus 1283


ArmTxt:
le sire de culemborch, esquartele d or a iij colombes de gueles, et d argent a j lion de sable a la queuhe fourquie coronez de senois, et crie son nom


AiCmnt:
Pierre de Craon, 1345-c.1409, S.Ferté-Bernard & Brunetel & Rosoy-en-Thiérache, son of Guillaume (I) V.Chateaudun and Marguerite de Flanders (Dampierre). Arms of the branch, Châteaudun, c1320, dep Oise, c-l-a.
ESNF 3:721; XDC:2961;


AiCmnt:
Not indentified, but similar arms were borne by Touk and later by Hosterley (DBA 1:88) as well as Busshy of Houghton, Houghton and Shardelew.


AiCmnt:
Peter Warburton, d.1421, pardoned for participation in the Percy rebellion, held Warburton & Arley (Ches.). The change of arms from {Ar 2 chevrons Gu & canton Gu ch. mullet Ar} to the present was probably made by him, though the presence of both arms in CY:53+153 might indicate a date of c.1385. Several lines, incl. Egerton-Warburton of Grafton Hall, continued for centuries. The present item is probably unfinished, without the chevron. The birds are named as shovellers in T/d and barnacle geese in T/b. According to Greenstreet, who named them as such, T/d and T/e continues as the Gentry Roll (GY).
Visit.Suf 1561:30-31; Burke LG 2:632; DBA 2:508; Burke GA 1073;

AIRefs:
CY:153* (Ar chevron Sa betw 3 birds Sa); CY:53*; ETO:828*; S:486*; WLN:326 (ancient);


AiCmnt:
William Bardwell, c.1361-1434, Kt., MP Suffolk 1391, JP 1401-1417, tax collector 1382, lancastrian soldier 1378, summoned to Great Council 1401 and 1403. He held Bardwell (suf.) and West Harling (Norf.).
Roskell C 2:125-126; CCR 1389:91+107;  Visit.Suf. 1561:240+268+275; DBA 1:204 (Q1+4); Burke GA 47;


AiCmnt:
Edward D.York, d.1415, son of Edmund Langley D.York (d.1402), and grandson of Edward III. E.Rutland 1397.
GEC;


AiCmnt:
John Zouche of Codnor, d.<1418, brother of William Lord Zouche [15]. T/e and T/d reads  {Gu 9 roundels  Or & canton Er; Ar fess dancetty  Sa roundely Or; =; = }; Q2+3 are similar to Burgh (Yorks.).
ESNF 10:13;  GEC 12.2:930;


AiCmnt:
William Wisham, Kt., in Worcs. & Glos., borrowed £ 20 from Edward Duke of York 1411. Not in T/e.
CPR 1411:258; Foster DH 207;


ArmTxt:
le comte d arondel, escartelle 1er et dernier eschicquete d or et d azur ; second et tierce d or au lyon de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le comte de arondel -- Richard FitzAlan d.9/1397, Earl of Arundel & Surrey, attainted and executed (DBA, G-W). Arms qtd Warenne and FitzAlan. Checky azure and argent in BHM.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de carray, face d argent et d azur de six

AiCmnt:
le sieur de gavray -- Richard Grey d.1418, Ld Grey of Codnor (DBA, G-W).


ArmTxt:
le comte de marchant de guele, d angleterre au lambeau d argent

AiCmnt:
le comte de marchant de gueule -- Thomas Mowbray d.1401, Earl Marshal of England & Earl of Nottingham 1383 & Duke of Norfolk 1397; attainted and exiled 1398 (DBA, G-W). The shield is that of his maternal ggf Thomas of Brotherton. The label missing in BHM.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de morlay, d argent au lyon de sable couronne d or arme et lampasse de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de morlay -- Thomas Morley d.1416, Ld Morley (DBA, G-W).


ArmTxt:
le sieur datton, de gueulle a trois cocquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
le sieur de alten -- William Dacre d.1399, Ld Dacre & Multon (Bp).


ArmTxt:
le sieur de cromel, escartelle au 1er et 4 d argent a 3 bandes d azur au chef de gueulle ; 2 et 3 eschicquete d or et de gueulle au chef d hermine

AiCmnt:
le sieur de cromel -- Ralph Cromwell d.1398, Ld Cromwell & Tattershall (DBA, Bk). Arms are qtd Cromwell and Tattershall.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de basset, d or a trois pals de gueulle au canton d hermines

AiCmnt:
le sieur de basset -- Unidentified Basset in Staffs or Devon (DBA, Px).


ArmTxt:
le sieur dobintort, d argent au chef d azur

AiCmnt:
le sieur de dobinfort -- If unfinished - on Chief three Lions Or - it might be John Depden fl.1397, JP Yorks-W.Riding (CPR, S:?).


ArmTxt:
les armes d angleterre, de gueulle a trois leopards d or


ArmTxt:
le duc de suffort crie son nom, de sable a la croix d or engreslee

AiCmnt:
le duc de suffort (ver se nom) -- William Ufford, earl of Suffolk, osp.1382
 GEC 12.2:148;


ArmTxt:
le duc de clocestre, d or a trois chevrons de gueulle


ArmTxt:
le sieur de taffort, eschicquete d or et d azur a la face de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de talfort -- John Clifford 1387-1422, Ld Clifford; son-in-law of Henry 'Hotspur' Percy (Bp, CIPM).


ArmTxt:
le duc de bouckinghem, d angleterre a la bordure d argent

AiCmnt:
le duc de bouckinghem -- Thomas of Woodstock d.1397, Duke of Gloucester ??, Constable of England; E.Buckingham ??; 7s/ Edward III, murdered at Calais (DBA, G-W).


AiCmnt:
Guillaume d'Ordenge, son of Arnould [148].


ArmIdf:
Karel van der Rivieren, Sr de Neerlinter

AiCmnt:
Karel van der Rivieren Heer van Neerlinter, a cadet line of Aerschot.
Adam AB:557,  XRA 3:231-233;


AiCmnt:
An unnamed son of the Sr de Meer, a family in Noord-Brabant at Boxmeer.
XRA 1:313 + 2:441;


AiCmnt:
du Bois d'Elderen / Odeur, in Hesbaye. The is probably derived from Hamal-Elderen.
Rolland 2:262n4; XRA 4:437;


AiCmnt:
Sr de Moines (?), probably a Berlo. Several members of the Berlo family from Hesbaye are mentioned, e.g. Sr de Berlo [216].


AiCmnt:
Jean de Berlo. Several members of the Berlo family from Hesbaye are mentioned, e.g. Sr de Berlo [216].


AiCmnt:
Bernard de Berlo. Several members of the Berlo family from Hesbaye are mentioned, e.g. Sr de Berlo [216].


AiCmnt:
Sr de Berlo. Several members of the Berlo family from Hesbaye are mentioned mostly with Er-Gu, but also Gu-Er and Or-Gu [243]. By the 17th century found in Westphalia with the dignity of a Graf.
Hemricourt M 22;  XRA 1:243; Sieb 15/7.2:3+t2;


AiCmnt:
Gothard von Dobbelstein zu Dodenrode, fl.1415, in Limburg. The usual blazon is {Ar cross gringoly Gu &c}.
Rolland 2:209n2;  Fahne KJB 1:79;


AiCmnt:
Hermen de Loaut or Brauf. Not identified.


AiCmnt:
Adolph von Hall zu Ophoven bei Opleden, in Hesbaye. Probaly related to the family of échevins in Tirlemont.
Rolland 3:138n24+40; Fahne 1:131; Hupp ARL;


AiCmnt:
Rolman von Geisbusch, fl.1421, Erbhofmeister von Trier.
Fahne 1:108;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Essen, in Kleve or Brabant, not identified. Not really checky, but painted as staves in 3 rows of 11 or as {5 pales acc. fess cch}. A similar canton is present in Esselen from Bruxelles (XRA 1:437; Rolland 2:283).


AiCmnt:
Conrad von Stecke. Goswin von Stecke, Ebmarschall von Cleve, was married to Henriette van Broichhusen-Waardenberg, sister of Johan [205].
Fahne 2:145; XRA 3:475-476;


AiCmnt:
Willam van Naaldwijk, Heer van Naaldwijk, councellor, marshall and Generalrentmeester in Holland, married to Willemina van Egmond Dm.Wateringen.
Rolland 4:270n1*;  XRA 3:1;


AiCmnt:
Karl von Ingelheim. Uradel from Oberingeheim (Rheinhessen) with estates in Kleve and Nassau.
Sieb 20/6.7:t74 + 20/2.7:t2, nas + 14/3.1:t12; + 22/2.1:t7 bav, Sieb 24/2.6:21


AiCmnt:
Gerard Pentiv (?). Not identified, but probably a Hamal-Elteren, like [149, 203], but with lion on 3rd. GOR:106n1 has the later legend 'briamont' added. APA/b reads 'gerard xeatur'.


AiCmnt:
Another Jean de Berlo, with colours inverted; see [213-218].


AiCmnt:
Johan von Alpen, fl.1450, son of Arnold or Albert [201].


AiCmnt:
Johan von Aldenbrück gt Wolmerinckheim, estate at Wolmersheim bei Düren / Velmen / Wolmershausen bei Gummersbach in Kleve.
Fahne KJB 1:433 + 2:171; XRA 4:102;


AiCmnt:
Matthias von Eyll, fl.1449-67, Erbkämmerer von Kleve, Hofmeister des Adolf von Geldern.
Fahne KJ 1:96;  XRA 1:416;


AiCmnt:
Reinold van Gohr / Goer, from Utrecht and in dutch Geldern.
Fahne 1:114; Sieb 14:t188;


AiCmnt:
Johan von Hochsteden, in Kleve. Heinrich von Nersen brought a process against his brother-in-law, Johan vH, before the Concilium of Basel in 1437;
Fahne KJB 1:158 = Ar-Vt/Az-Gu};


AiCmnt:
Waleran van Hodenpijl. APA/b reads 'walevan de odeuxil'.
Rolland 3:205n54; XRA 2:86;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Rijn, in Utrecht. APA/b reads 'zouden de rieiz'.
Rolland 5:216*;


AiCmnt:
Laurens van Cats S.Simonskerke, from Zeeland. His son, Jan or Jakob, married Maria Borselen-Soubourg n 1430. APA/b reads 'laurens de ckaex'.
XRA 2:188; Rolland 2:40;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Zuylen, from Utrecht. Probably 4 brothers [271-274], of a cadet branch. The senior branch bore {Gu 3 zules Ar}, the zules being a form of columns much like chessrooks peculiar to dutch heraldry.
ESNF 8:44*;  XRA 3:497*;


AiCmnt:
Nicolas or Mikolaj of Lasocki, Provost of Cracow,  polish and curial diplomat, attended the Council of Basel. By some described as ambassador to France. Bishop of Wroslaw 1449-1450. Member of the Dolega clan, and using their 'hrb' or clan arms.
Szymanski HS 114;


AiCmnt:
Probably an otherwise unknown cleric, Andreas Burggraff von Lunncz, of austrian origin.


AiCmnt:
Philippe de Lévis, Archbishop of Auch, delegate to the Council of Basel  for Pope Martin V (Colonna). 3rd son of Philippe de Lévis Sr de Florensac. The head of the family, the sire de Mirepoix, held the office of marechal héréditaire d'Albigeois since the Albingensian Crusade in early 13th century.
Anselme 4:11-43; XDD:2579-2484*;


AiCmnt:
Matteo di Caretto, Bishop of Albenga. A neapolitan family.
Crollalanza DH 1:237;


AiCmnt:
Niels Ragvaldson or Nicolas Ragvaldi,  d.1448, Bishop of Växjö in Sweden, later Archbishop of Uppsala. Several members of this family used a double fleur-de-lis on their seals.
Raneke SM 3:928;


AiCmnt:
Ludovico de Amaral, Bishop of Viseu in Portugal.


AiCmnt:
Alexandre, abbot of Vézelay in Bourgogne near Auxerre. Papal delegate, who presided at the opening of the Council of Basel 1431. Possibly the arms of the burgundian Bailly family {Az fess Ar acc. 3 mullet Or in chf and crescent Or in base}.
Vaughan PB 207; Rolland 1:109;


AiCmnt:
Leon van Zuylen, possibly a brother of [271].


AiCmnt:
Hamon van Zuylen, possibly a brother of [271].


AiCmnt:
Theo van Zuylen, possibly a brother of [271].


AiCmnt:
Johan Hardvuist or Hartefaust. The family held the title Erbststadtgraf zu Köln, and many, incl. Heinrich from 1421-33, held office as Burgomeister or Scheffen.
Fahne KJB 1:135; XRA 2:32;


AiCmnt:
Christophe d'Harcourt, canon of Rouen 1415, councillor and confessor of Charles VII, 2nd son of Philippe d'Harcourt baron de Bonnetable (d.1403). Qtly Harcourt, Artois and Aumale-Ponthieu
ESNF 10:126; XEP:210-220*;


ArmIdf:
Théaude de Valpergue, sénéscal de Lyon & Macon

AiCmnt:
Théaude de Valpergue, sénéscal de Lyon & Macon, of piemontese descent. His brother, Jacques, was chancellor of Savoie. Théade fought for France in the tournament of Arras in 1430.
Crollalanza 3:66; Monstrelet 2:81; VIS:358f;


AiCmnt:
Probably Louis de Soyecourt Sr de Mouy, dit 'le grand', major 1428, later bailli of Vermandois and chambellan du Roi. He was a nephew of Gilles (III) de Soyecourt Sr de Soyecourt, who is known to have been at Arras and who died very old in 1437. The form of the brisure is common in the family, but unlikely for its senior member.
Bozzolo CAM 1:147; Anselme 8:522-527;


AiCmnt:
A Châtillon bastard, possibly of Jacques (I) Sr de Dampierre (d.1415). Châtillon qtg Dampierre-sur-Aube, a bend over all. This coat is placed in the burgundian segment, 'le batard de auxerme dit chatillon', in APA/b fo.40v5 [329].


AiCmnt:
Possibly Guyot de Saint-Priest (Urgel), d.1460, from Forez. His elder brother, Jean, was Sr de Saint-Just-Malmont.
Boos REV 1:507; Chesnaye DN 18:144-146;  XCB:138*;


ArmTxt:
mr guilllaume de dormans, archeveque de sens


ArmTxt:
charles de poitiers, evesque de chaalons


ArmTxt:
messire loys de la tremouille, evesque de tournay


ArmTxt:
maistre jehan de thoisy, evesque de tournay


ArmTxt:
loys de lecembourc, evesque de therouenne


ArmTxt:
maistre hugues de quayeu, evesque d'arras


ArmTxt:
maistre jehan de mailly, evesque de noyon


ArmTxt:
maistre regnault de fontaines, evesque de soissons

ArmIdf:
Renaud le Noble dit le Fontaines Bf.Soissons


ArmTxt:
maistre jehan chevrot, evesque de tournay


AiCmnt:
Pittange (Ouren), no details. This branch was issue of Arnould (VI, fl.1346-70), senechal de Luxembourg, and  Marguerite de Grandpré-Houffalize. Petange, 18 km SW of Luxembourg. Pittingen / Pittange qtg  Luxembourg/Houffalize.
XRA 3:134;
Möller S 2:150, 4:45-46;  ESNF 7:43-47 (Ouren & Pittingen & Fels), 7:122 (Eltz);


AiCmnt:
Houffalize (Argenteau), no details. Houffalize in the Belgian Ardennes, from 1282 in a bastard branch of Luxembourg. Houffalize qtg Luxembourg.
ESNF 18:126-132;  Hemricourt M 22; Loutsch AL 192+447;


AiCmnt:
Erard de Gymnich, fl.1426-39, no details. The family held Berbourg and Dudelange, 13 km S of Luxembourg. Gymnich qtg Berbourg.
XRA 3:198*;
Möller S 4-5;  Hemricourt M 58;


ArmTxt:
piers van benstorf / ++jâ va cranendonch++

AiCmnt:
Hardly Pierre, but either Jacquques (VI,  fl.1411-59, o.s.p.), his brother  Georges S.Raville / Rollingen & Bensdorf & Septfontaines ( fl.1405-48).  Jean (V), son of Georges, Erbmarschal von Luxembourg is [1446]. Septfontaiens lies 15 km NW of Luxembourg.  The quarters are Septfontaines and Raville.
XRA 3:198  {Q2, Q1};
ESNF 7:33-34 + 18:62; Möller S 3:242;  Loutsch AL 665;


AiCmnt:
see LYN -- Louis I, 1413-65, 2D 1440, C.Beaugé 1424, C.Geneve 1428, P.Piemont 1434, 1432 gm/ Anne de Chypre-Lusignan 1415-62 (d&h/ Janus I R.Chypre);


AiCmnt:
Cyprus according to Raneke, but more likely to be for Armenia;


AiCmnt:
George Dunbar, 1336-1423, E.March 1368, one of the best captains of his time, fought in most border campaigns, present at Otterburn 1388, entered english service in 1400 and fought at Homildon Hill 1402. His son, George (1370-1455) forfeited the earldom in 1435. Crown Gu.


AiCmnt:
Narvaez,  from Narvaez nr Almagro, prov Ciudad Real, Castille.
    The item, position 1, has a pointed tilting helmet.


AiCmnt:
arms larger than ususal, shown per bend, probably a later entry;


AiCmnt:
Afonso V, 1432-1481, R.Portugal 1438;
arms enlarged, centre of ancestors
\BHM:3358 = LYN:738/52v1
HerT 4:161, 1961; ESNF 2:40 + 3:461-510; Wheeler HDP; Sokop 57;


AiCmnt:
Eleonora de Aragon c1402-45, gm/ Eduardo R.Portugal, crest has banner of St.George, Ar cross Gu;


AiCmnt:
#- probably Eduardo, not Joao, 1401-1442, b/ Eduardo [BH:3359], gm/ Isabel di Braganza (d/ Affonso [BHM:3358]);
   Arms: label Ar.


AiCmnt:
Pedro D.Coimbra -- probably label Ar roundely Sa/Az


AiCmnt:
Henry 'navigator' D.Vizen -- probably label Az roundely Ar


AiCmnt:
Joao, 1401-1442, b/ Eduardo [BH:3359], gm/ Isabel di Braganza (d/ Affonso [BHM:3358]); -- probably label Gu castely Or


AiCmnt:
probably Eduardo 1391-1438, R.Port 1433  or his son and successor Affonzo V 1432-81;


AiCmnt:
Nun' Alvarez de Pereira, cmdr at Aljubarotta 1385; 
REF:  Rolland 5:34n9; -- BHM:3374; CLE:1413; NLU:355;


AiCmnt:
RE: Souza ?; Perez ?;
REF: Villarig, ara, Rolland 6:109 = burelé ondée de 10, Or-Sa;


AiCmnt:
Ataide Mello da Souza -- ESNF 3:476, illegimate cadet of Portugal -- might this be the 'de Mello' who jousted at Arras 1435 ?
possibly Viegas (Rolland 6:105n3) or Ataides (Rolland 1:80n1),
RE:  Urrea = Ar 3 bends Az (Rolland 6:69n37);


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, in dx quarter / upper half of page;


AiCmnt:
arms enlarged, in dx quarter / upper half of page;
not billety Ar, but roundely Ar


AiCmnt:
arms on fo.235rv are larger , 2x2, not in courtoisie, with crests possible;


AiCmnt:
Sander von Vossem, probably confused with Issum (GEL:1242, BEL:1078).
   Fahne KJ 2:182 has a note (for Vossem/Vosheim, fleur-de-lis) that Sander von Vosheim sealed in 1354 as a knight of Kleve with arms of Brimersheim (not found in Fahne or Siebmacher).


AiCmnt:
Loef (Ludolf) van Issum, served C.Kleve 1383, and as bailif 1392.
   The headings of Issum and Vossem were probably transposed , and there is no independent evidence for the tinctures. Based on the use of christian names:  Issum {Or-Gu} = BHM:1148 (i) + GEL:1242 (i) + BEL:1078 (v);  Vossem {Gu-Ar/Or} = BHM:1149 (v) + GEL:1243 (v, Gu-Ar) + BEL:1079 (i). de Raadt infers mispelling of Issum for Vossem ( XRA 4:166).
   Fahne KJ 2:182 has a note (for Vossem/Vosheim, fleur-de-lis) that Sander von Vosheim sealed in 1354 as a kt of Kleve with arms of Brimersheim (not in Fahne or Sieb).
Fahne KJ 1:192;  XRA 2:144 (1375, Wm, stag passt; 1383, Loef, stag salient; 1392, Loef, stag passt; 1406, Herman, stag passt, cr: stag's head);


ArmIdf:
Frank van Borselen C.Ostrevant, 1394-1473

AiCmnt:
Frank van Borselen C.Ostrevant, 1394-1473


ArmIdf:
Jacques de Lalaing S.Bugnicourt, 1421-1453

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Lalaing S.Bugnicourt, 1421-1453


ArmIdf:
Jean de Bourgogne C.Nevers & Etampes, 1415-1491

AiCmnt:
Jean de Bourgogne C.Nevers & Etampes, 1415-1491


ArmIdf:
Adolph von Kleve-Mark S.Ravenstein, 1425-1492

AiCmnt:
Adolph von Kleve-Mark S.Ravenstein, 1425-1492


ArmIdf:
Louis de Bruges (Aa) S.Gruuthuse, c.1422-1492

AiCmnt:
Louis de Bruges (Aa) S.Gruuthuse, c.1422-1492


AiCmnt:
Richard of York, E.Cambridge 1414, d.1415


AiCmnt:
John Holand, c.1350-1400, executed, E.Huntingdon 1388, D.Exeter 1397


ArmTxt:
le conte de hottdon, d angleterre a la bordure de france

AiCmnt:
le comte de hotedon -- John Holland d.1/1400, Earl of Huntington 1388 & Duke of Exeter 1397, executed; half-brother of Richard II (DBA, G-W).  The bordure should be azure as 'of France'.
GEC 9:604;  XEL:400; XRO:5849; XBM:1046 + 10763-10764;


ArmTxt:
le comte d herby, d angleterre au baton d azur

AiCmnt:
le comte d'herby -- Henry Bolingbroke 1366-1413, Earl of Derby 87 (?) & Duke of Hereford 97; as Henry IV King of England 1399 (DBA, G-W).
DBA 1:304;  XBM:11211, XEL:1530-1531;


ArmTxt:
le comte de westinelant, de gueulle au saultouer d argent

AiCmnt:
le comte de westinelant -- Ralph Neville d.1425, Lord of Raby 88 & Earl of Westmoreland 97 (G-W).
 XBM:12138, XEL:573;


ArmTxt:
le conte de nohomet, escartelle 1er et dernier d or au lyon d azur ; 2 et 3 de gueulle a trois bars d argent

AiCmnt:
le comte de nohomet -- Henry Percy 1342-1409, Earl of Northumberland; married the Lucy heir (DBA, G-W). Arms qtd Percy and Lucy.
XBM:12562;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de ruffin, face d argent et d azur de six a 3 tourteaux de gueulle au chef grey of ruthin

AiCmnt:
le sieur de ruffin -- Reginald Grey 1372-1440, Ld Grey of Ruthin; in 1409 he won the Hastings-Grey dispute on the right to use the Pembroke arms.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de barboe, de gueulle au chevron d argent seme de croix de mesme

AiCmnt:
le sieur de barbol -- Thomas Berkeley d.1417, Ld Berkeley (DBA, G-W).
XBM:7398;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de barbenet, escartelle 1er et 4 d argent au lyon de sable a la bordure d azur ; 2 et 3 d argent au sautouer engresle d azur

AiCmnt:
le sieur de barbenet -- Hugh Burnell d.1420, Ld Burnell (DBA, G-W). Arms qtg Burnell and wife Botetout, variations in tincture common.
Burke EP; TJ:954 (qtly),  PLN:107+f89r8,


ArmTxt:
le sieur de lescalle, de gueulle a six cocquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
le sieur de lescalle -- Robert Scales 1372-1402, Ld Scales (Bp).
Burke EP; Foster DH 176; XBM:13322;


AiCmnt:
le sieur de wes -- John Welles d.1421, Ld Welles; in Parliament 1376 (DBA, Bp, CIPM, POPC).
DBA, Bp, CIPM, POPC  --  XBM:14338-14340;


ArmTxt:
le comte de suffolk, escartelle 1er et 4 d azur a la face d or a 3 testes de leopars de mesme ; 2 et 3d argent a la bande de gueulle a trois picqz d argent

AiCmnt:
le comte de suffolk -- Michael de la Pole 1368-1415, Earl of Suffolk; earldom forfeited 1389, restored 9/97 (DBA, G-W).  Arms qtg Pole and the maternal Wingfield.
DBA 2:56;  XBM:12755-12758;


ArmTxt:
le comte d anganis, pale de six d or et d azur

AiCmnt:
le comte d'anganis -- The arms of Atholl with mistaken legend. Might possibly refer to Henry Percy of Atholl d.1433, filial gs of David Strathbogie late Earl of Atholl (Bp). -- one of several markers for ETO-en group.
Colin Campbell, AH 1969:41-42;  XBM:16913;


ArmTxt:
le comte de beaumont, d azur au lyon d or seme de fleurs de lys de mesme

AiCmnt:
le comte de beaumont -- John Beaumont d.1396, Ld Beaumont, KG, Constable of Dover (DBA, G-W). Mistaken dignity in BHM.
XBM:7292;


ArmTxt:
le comte de nortanthon, d azur a la bande d argent a deux cottisses de mesme, sur la bande trois meulettes de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le comte de nortanthon -- The last Bohun Earl of Northampton died 1372, the inheritance divided between Thomas Duke of Gloucester and Henry Bolingbroke Earl of Derby. If any, it might refer to the formers son-in-law Edmund Stafford d.1403 (DBA, G-W).


ArmTxt:
le sieur de maruues, escartelle 1er et 4 d or frette de gueulle ; 2 et 3 d or au lyon de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de marunes -- Unidentified (DBA, Px). A comparable impaled coat 'Argent a Lion Gules; Lozengy Gules and Or) is found in Gelre (GEL:625).


ArmTxt:
le sieur de calpat, de gueulle au lyon d or a l endenture de mesme talbot

AiCmnt:
le sieur de calpat (= talbot ?) -- Richard Talbot d.1396, Ld Talbot; or his son Gilbert d.1419, who was in Parliament from 1404 (DBA, G-W).


ArmTxt:
le sieur de fastol, escartelle d or et d azur a la bande de gueulle a trois croix d argent

AiCmnt:
le sieur de fastol -- John Fastolf c1380-1459, KG 26; builder of Caistor Castle (DBA, CPR).  Probably added during the preparation of the manuscript.
XDC:3494+3496, XRO:4409; DBA 2:21;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de la warre, de gueulle au lyon d argent seme de croix croizees de mesme

AiCmnt:
le sieur de la warre -- John de la Warre  d.1398, Baron de la Warre; summoned to Parliament 70-97 (DBA, Bp, CIPM).
XBM:14287, XEL:848;


ArmTxt:
le sieur danicourt, d azur a la face vuivree d or a six billettes d argent

AiCmnt:
le sieur de danicourt -- John Deincourt 1382-1405, Ld Deincourt (Bp, CIPM).
Burke PB;  CIPM; Foster DH 70; GEC;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de graby, de gueulle a six merles d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de graby -- William Ferrers 1371-1445, Ld Ferrers of Groby; summonned to Parliament 96-45 (Bp, CIPM). Arms of Quinci.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de grandrosevelde, face d argent et d azur a la bande de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de grandreseuelde -- 
XBM:10263;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de sainct jehan, d argent au chef de gueulle a trois estoilles d argent


AiCmnt:
Henry 'Hotspur', son of Henry Percy 1E.Northumberland;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de persy, d or au lyon d azur arme et lampasse de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de percy -- Probably Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester 10.1397-99, executed at Shrewsbury 1403 (DBA, G-W); and not Henry 'Hotspur'. No fleur-de-lis in BH, the lion is usually azure.
XBM:12576


ArmTxt:
le sieur de balben, de gueulle au chevron d argent a trois rozes de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de bolbem -- Robert Knolles d.1407, KG (DBA, Bp, CIPM).


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf cromwell port d'argent ove une bende de goules a chief d'azure


ArmTxt:
le sieur de forres, vaire d or et de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de forres -- Robert Ferrers d.1412, Ld Ferrers of Chartley (Bp, G-W). Contemporary correction of legend in EE.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de bouscertz, d argent a la croix engreslee de gueulle a quatre [..] bousesde sable

AiCmnt:
le sieur de bauserets -- John Bouchier d.1400, Ld Bouchier (Bk).


AiCmnt:
Stephen Scrope (several of Bolton or Masham) ¤  ETO = Wm L.Man


ArmTxt:
le sieur de zonese, de gueulle a 10 besans d or au canton d hermine

AiCmnt:
le sieur de zonese -- Willian la Zouche 1372-1415, Ld Zouche of Haringworth (DBA, Bp, CIPM).
 DBA 1:230;  GEC 12:930; XBM:14701;


AiCmnt:
Fulk 6B, see ARS:106 (Er-Gu) and ETO / LYN


AiCmnt:
John Montagu (fl.1381) possibly son of Robert of Sutton Montagu; ¤ ETO = Richard.
XBM:11848 (John, 1386);


AiCmnt:
Robert Bohun of Midhurst (S:549, not in GEC) ¤ ETO = John 2B


AiCmnt:
John Blount, d.1418, k'kt 1405, KG 1413, gov/Calais ¤ ETO = Walter.  
>> John Blount d.1358, baron 1326, gm/ Isolda Mountjoie  - Walt, d.22.06.1403, staffs, GtCouncil 01, gm/ Gomez de Ayala  -  John, d.1418, k'kt 1405, KG 1413, gov/Calais


AiCmnt:
Hugh Calverley, o.s.p.1394, of Bunbury (Cheshire), fought in Brittany 1341, becoming a senior commander in the french wars, keeper of Channel Islands 1373, captain of Calais 1375. His success paved the way for several members of his family, incl. his nephew Hugh jr. (d.1393), and his nephew John (d.1403).
ODNB 9:565-568; Sumption HY 3:20 a.o.; Roskell C 2:466; CIPM 17:619; CPR 1373:291; CCR 1392:40-41; DBA; XEL:1149 (Hugh, 1387);
GEL: calf's head;


AiCmnt:
Nicolas Tunstall ¤ ETO = Robert Goushill


AiCmnt:
Nicolas Kyriel ¤ ETO = Wm
>> Nicholas Kyriel or Criol, d.1380, held Eynsford & Stockburn in Kent. An associate of Cobham of Sternborough [93] and Thomas Fogge [179]. He was married to Elisabeth (d.>1413), Their grandson, Thomas (1395-1461), was created KG in 1460.
CIPM 15:245 + 20:28; DBA 2:506-508; Brault RAE 2:1218;  XBM:9069 + 11064, XRO:6124; S:535* (Or-Gu-Gu, Nic);


AiCmnt:
Wm Arundel, K'kt 1392, k'ktl 1396 , held in ssx & sur  --  Given-Wilson RH;


AiCmnt:
Peter (d.1405) -- label of 3 ch. 9 annulets in all = Peter, 7s, 1399, XBM:9023;


AiCmnt:
John Widrington ¤ ETO = Gerard Widrington


AiCmnt:
Ralph Touchet (name mistaken) ¤ ETO = John.  Audley (unfinished) qtg Touchet.
>> John Touchet, 1371-1408, gm/ Isabel Audley (d.>1405), 4Bs.Audley, in parl 1403, [Nic, 3B.Audley, osp.1391 leaving 3 coheirs], disputed  Rog Hillary, designated Lord Audley in letters (CPR 1401-05, pp.311+370+504), 1401 comn of peace in derbs  -- CIPM 19:580-603;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Irby ¤ ETO = John (ARS:146) - different arms


AiCmnt:
Marmaduke Constable, d.1404 / d.1377 ¤ ETO = Robert
>>  Marmaduke, d.1378, gm1/ Joan, sheriff Yorks 1362, held Holm-in-Spaldingmore & Flamborough, yorks   -   Rob Constable, 1355-1400, of Flamborough & Everingham in Yorks, gm/ Marg Skipwith, MP yorks 1388, JP E.Riding, cmsn, sheriff 1385+1394, with John  of Gaunt  -  Marmaduke, d.1404, gm/ Kath Cumberworth;
DBA 1:340; XEL:1225 (Marm, 1362)


AiCmnt:
Peter Buckton, 1350-1414, Kt., of Buckton in Yorks, steward of the household of Henry Bolingbroke by 1390, retained as king's knight 1399 and the lancastrian retainer accused of supervising the murder of Richard II in Pontefract Castle. He served as MP 1395, 1397 and 1404, escheator in Yorks 1396 and appointed commission of inquiry into illegal exports from the East Coast of England 1392 and on several other commissions. During the Reign of Henry IV, Peter became a key member of the court, standard-bearer 1399, steward of Lancaster lands and Mayor of Bordeaux.
Roskell C 2:404-406; CCR 1385-89:80+660 + 1392:543; CIM 6:90; DBA 1:204;


AiCmnt:
Hugh Halsham, not identified, but possibly a brother or son of John (d.1415), a wealthy landowner and local administrator in Suffolk and Kent. John and his wife, Philippa Strabolgi (d.1395), daughter of David E.Atholl, left a son, Hugh (b.1391), while the elder son, John, died between 1395 and 1415.
CIPM 17:662 + 20:345-348; Burke GA 444;


AiCmnt:
Probably George Felbridge jr., brother of Simon [70], king's squire 1395.


AiCmnt:
William Roos, 1369-1414, baron  Roos of Helmsley 1394. Married Margaret Arundel, leaving a son and heir, John (1399-1421).
Burke PB 1:820-822;  GEC 11:90-107; XEL:1961;


AiCmnt:
John Stourton of Brimpton & Preston (Som), d.1438, MP 1420-35. His brother William was Speaker in 1413 and  Steward of the Prince of Wales 1402-1414. T/b is unifinished.
Burke EP;  Roskell C 3:490-499;


AiCmnt:
John Dabridgecourt or d'Auberchicourt, d.1417, a naturalized hainauter 1407, nephew of Sanchet (KG 1348, d.1372). John was a King's Kt 1400, steward of Duchy of Lancaster c.1399, summoned to Gt.Council 1401. With his wife, Joan Lynde he had a son and heir, John (b.1406). T/d has {Er 3 cocks Gu}.


AiCmnt:
Henry Inglose, Kt, son of Henry (exempted 1386) and Anne (d.1395), held held Inglose near Lodne in Norfolk and Askeby in Suffolk. This Henry or a namesake bore {qtly Or-Az acc. lion Sa in chf dx} in S:437. T/e reads 'sr inge leves' and T/d 'inglows'. In T/b repeated as 'ingloys' with variant blason [158].
CIPM 17:482-483; CPR; DBA 1:82-83; XBM:10963 (Henry, 1451);


AiCmnt:
Hugh Waterton d.2.07.1409, king's knight 1399, key lancastrian retainer, chamberlain of Henry Bolingbroke 1386, constable of Windsor Castle, summoned to Great Council 1405.
CPR 1408-13:90; Rodgers H 798; CIPM 19:818-820; DBA 1:48+71; XEL:855;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Arthur, Kt, fl.1383-1401, son of Richard (fl.1368), commissioner in Som. 1397 and summoned to Gt. Council in 1401 for Glos. He held Portbury (Som.9 and in Gloucestershire. T/b is partly blasoned on an incomplete shield, T/e has 'sr thomas arthur' and the incomplete T/d 'sr thomas archer'
DBA 2:393; CPR; POPC; Gray XBM 2:430-431; XBM:6923 (label, 1383);


AiCmnt:
John Leventhorpe, King's esq., held in Herts. & Esx.,  JP Essex 1412, received £ 10 for supporting Henry IV in 1399 and another John, possibly his son, had a yearly income of £ 63 in 1436.
Given-Wilson CR; Gray IL 634; CPR 1412:469+481 a.o.; DBA 2:82+84+87+99;

AIRefs:
MY:245* (Ar bend compony Gu-Sa cot. Sa);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. There is a break on Harleian 6137 (T/e) on 44v12 which says "tempore Edwardii Quarti". Greenstreet has named the following 36 coats as the Gentry Roll (GY).  At the same place in Harleian 1386 (T/d) is written in pencil "Note whet[her] these tha[t] follow w[ere] at the se[i]ge". There is no break between T:109/110 in  the longer Vincent 170 (T/b).
These Waltons are known in the North c1300 and a John (b.1365) held Walton (Lancs.) and later at Compton in Somerset.
Foster DH 201;  Burke GA 1071; CIPM 18:591-597+677;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. He must be related to the barons Aton of West Ayton (Yorks.), extinct 1387, with more lands in Westmoreland and Lancaster. 
GEC 1:324-326; Foster DH 7;


AiCmnt:
William Argentine, fl.1397-1412, Kt., natural son of John (o.s.p.m.l.1382), MP Suffolk 1397, held Halesworth (Suf.).
GEC 1:196-197; CIPM 15:672+896-903; XEL:946 (Wm, 1412);  XBM:6909 (Wm);


AiCmnt:
The arms of The Cinque Ports (Dover, Hastings, Rye, Sandwich and Winchelsea) is likewise added on the bottom margin of T/B fo.181v. The wardenship of the Cinque Ports was a major office, usually held with the captaincy of Calais. The Warden of 1399-1408 was Thomas Erpingham [80, the principal lancastrian steward, then by Henry Prince of Wales 1409-1413.
CPR; Bedingfeld H;


AiCmnt:
John Tiptoft, c.1375-1443, son of Payn (c.1351-1413), married Philippa Talbot of Richard's Castle, leaving a son, John (1427-1470) created E.Worcester 1449. John sr. was summoned to Parliament 1426, chamber knight 1402, MP Hunts 1406, Speaker, keeper of the Wardrobe 1406-08, Treasurer 1408.
GEC 12.1:746 + 12.2:88 + 12.2:845; Rodgers H 791-792 + 820; XEL:794;


AiCmnt:
Unknown Carlill or Carliol in Yorks. & Nhum. as of the seal of Hugh Carliol. On the preceeding shield this entry has the note "Argent vone cheveron entre deux cornels corbeaulx s a yon the (fig: chevron) deux stoplas or". A similar coat is present at BL Harl.1386 fo.65r14, which is a version of the Parliamentary Roll  (N/k= preceding T/d).
Burke GA 169; Papworth 501; DBA 2:456+458; XGD:530 (Hugh, 1386);


AiCmnt:
Roger Acton, king's knight, was captain of Ludlow (Heref) in 1405. 
CPR; DBA 2:22+60; Burke GA 4;


AiCmnt:
Henry Teye / Tay, Kt., fl.1395-1405 in Esx.
CPR; Visit.Suf.1664-68; Burke GA 998+1004;


AiCmnt:
Richard Candysh or Cavendish, probably son of Richard, a younger son of Roger Gernon (d.1323) and a daughter of John Poynton al. Cavendish. T/b has the arms drawn as paly with a note 'wavey' added. CPR mentions a Roger Cavendish as a commissioner in Suffolk 1410 and the CIPM a William born 1388 to an Andrew  (d.1394) at Fakenham in Suffolk. The arms tricked in T/b might be a confounded version of {Ar 3 piles Gu (2nd reversed)} of Candish (Suf.) / Cavendish of Grimstead (Ssx.) as given in Burke GA 165+178. In Corder SA 291as {per fess indented Or-Gu}.
CIPM 15:984-988; Visit.Suf 1561-207-211;


AiCmnt:
John Knightley, sr. or jr., of Knightly & Shuston (Staffs.), JP Staffs. & Salop in 1410.
Brault RAE 2:245; CPR 1408:42 + 1410:485; Foster DH 122; Burke GA 572;


AiCmnt:
Bexwell or Boxwell of Rendlesham (Suf./Norf.) - not identified. Note in margin says "port arg vi sables 3.2.1. a border ingr"
DBA 1:9;


AiCmnt:
Simon Fincham, arms found in Feltwell St.Mary Church (Norfolk).
DBA 1:71 (sigil, Simon, c.1418)+326; Burke GA 350;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The arms are similar to Rochford, possibly a mislabeled repeat.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, the Kerdestons of Kerdeston (Norfolk) were summoned to Parliament 1332, but became extict 1361.
GEC 5:627 + 7:190-199; Foster DH 121; Burke GA 561;


AiCmnt:
Philip Tilney of Boston (Lincs) sealed 1411 with Tilney qtg Ross of Kingsborrow. Other branches had lands in Cambs. and Norfolk. Anothe Philip was steward of Framlingham Castle (Suffolk) in 1495.
DBA 2:376; Burke GA 1015;  XBM:14034Q1 (Phil, 1411);


AiCmnt:
John Kerwell of Wiggenhall (Norfolk) or his son Thomas fl.1440.
Burke GA 562, DBA 2:359; XBM:11062+11063 (Tho, 1440,1489);


AiCmnt:
Lawrence Trussebut, JP Norfolk 1410 and 1412.
CPR 1408-13:66+483; Burke GA 1033;


AiCmnt:
Possibly John Clere, who in 1405 held Newton by Castle Acre (Norf.) by letters patent during the minority of John Leche. Arms of Clere of Ormsby (Norfolk) according to Burke GA 202;
CPR 1405-08:398; CIPM 19:88 (Leche);


AiCmnt:
William Bardolph, d.1423, a king's knight 1401, commanded in Calais 1411, held in Norfolk. The barony was forfeited when his elder brother, Thomas (o.s.p.m.1408), baron of Wormegay,  was attainted in 1406 for rebellion.
GEC 1:417-421; Wylie HB 4:55; Given-Wilson HH; XEL:977 (crescent in fess pt, Wm);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Morley, 1354-1415, baron, marshal of Ireland. He left a  grandson and heir,Thomas (c.1390-1436), summoned to Parliament 1427.
GEC 9:209-234;  XBM:11937;


AiCmnt:
Robert Scales, Lord Scales, 1397-1418, son of Robert (d.1402), baron, but not summoned to Parliament.
GEC 11:496-507;  XBM:13322,


AiCmnt:
John Welles, d.1421, baron, in Parliament 1376. Main seat at Grabby Hall in Lincolnshire.
GEC 12.2:436;  XBM:14338-14340;


AiCmnt:
Richard de Vere, 1386-1417, E.Oxford, commanded the center division at Agincourt. 
GEC 10:188 + 12.2:253; Burke PB 2:2498-2500;  XBM:14132;


AiCmnt:
John Beaumont, 5th Lord Beaumont, 1381-1413, son of John (1361-1396, KG). John was knighted 1399 and in Parliament 1404. His ancestor, Henry, 1st baron and E.Buchan 1334 (j.u.) was grandson of  Jean C.Brienne & R.Ierusalem d.1237.  Henry married Alice Comyn, niece and heir of John E.Buchan, leaving a son and heir, John, (1409-1460). The arms are Beaumont qtg Comyn.
Burke PB 2:2099-2100 + 2943 (Warwick); GEC 2:59-67; XBM:7292 (John, 1383, 4B, Q1);


AiCmnt:
Humphrey FitzWalter, 1398-1415, o.s.p., baron, minor, son of Walter (1368-1406) and Joan Devereux. His heir was his brother, Walter (1400-1431, o.s.p.m.), last male of the line.
GEC 5:472-495; Burke PB 1:1069-1071; 19:272-277+566-572 + 20:25; XBM:9784;


AiCmnt:
John Oldcastle, c.1370-1417, MP Heref. and King's knight 1404, notable military commander and a lollard attainted 1413 for rebellion, baron Cobham by marriage between 10.1407 and 07.1408 to Joan Cobham. The arms are  Cobham qtg Oldcastle. T/d incomplete.
Roskell C 3:866; GEC 10:46-48; CEMRA 79; CIPM;


AiCmnt:
Richard Spencer, 1397-1414,  o.s.p., son of Thomas (1373-1400), who was created E.Gloucester  in 1397, but forfeited. cr
GEC 4:259-294; DBA 1:338;  XEL:1293 (Tho, 1398);


AiCmnt:
William Ferrers, Lord Ferrers of Groby, 1371-1445; summoned to Parliament 1396-1445. Arms of Quinci adopted by the Ferrers earls before 1247.
GEC 5:343-363; XBM:9687;


AiCmnt:
John de Harington, 1384-1417, o.s.p., baron, son of Robert (1356-1406) and 2nd wife Isabel Loring, succeeded by his brother, William.
GEC 6:314-321; XEL:373;


AiCmnt:
William Clinton, B.Clinton of Maxstoke in Warws, 1376-1432, summoned to Parliament 1399, retained as a King's knight 1412. On succeeding to some of the Say estates in 1399, he adopted the style of 'lord Say'. The arms in T/b and T/c are confounded with a Clinton chief added to the arms of Say. The real coat is Say qtg Clinton (T/e, note of "Say qtg Clinton" added to T/b); T/d has Q1+4/Q2+3 inverted.
GEC 3:312-318; VCH Warws 4:16+50+138 (Maxstoke);


AiCmnt:
Probably Gerard Braybrooke jr., 1373-1429, MP,  king's knight 1390 + 1399, married Alice, daughter and coheir of Almaric St Amand (o.s.p.m.1402 as last of the line). The Barony was possibly in abeyance 1402-49 until Gerard's son-in-law, William Beauchamp was created baron, but 's de seyntemont' was summoned to Great Council 1405 (POPC).
Roskell C 2:343-349 (Braybrooke); XBM:13217 (St.Amand);


AiCmnt:
Hugh Stafford, osp.1420, brother of Thomas 3E.Stafford (1369-92) and Edmund [6], knighted 1399, King's knight 1406, chamberlain 1410-13, B.Bourchier j.u. 1411. In 1409, he married Elizabeth Bourchier, 1399-1433, daughter and heir of Bartholomew (1368-1409, 3rd baron) and Idonea. In 1421 she married secondly Lewis Robessart (d.1431, KG 1421, baron j.u.). Arms of Bourchier. There is some confusion between various Hughs [59] and Humphreys (Rodgers H 818).
Roskell C 2:315;  Burke EP 64;  GEC 2:246-251; CIPM 19:736 (Idonea); XBM:13018 (Lewis Robessart, 1429) = crest of Bourchier with emblems of water-bouget and catharine wheel;


AiCmnt:
Peter Mawley / Peter (VIII) de Malo Lacu, 1377-1415, o.s.p., succeded as baron Mulgrave 1383. Last of his line, his heirs were his sisters Constance and Elizabeth.
GEC 8:554-571;  VCH Yorks NR 2:392-295; CIPM 17:1320 + 20:468; XBM:6198;


AiCmnt:
John Blount, d.1418, King's knight 1405, KG 1413, governor of Calais.
GEC 9:329-347; Roskell C 2:255; DBA 1:95; POPC;


AiCmnt:
Edward Hastings of Elsing, 1382-1438, king's knight 1399, the loser in the Grey-Hastings dispute of the Pembroke inheritance. The arms are Hastings qtg Foliot.
CIPM 18:528 + 854;


AiCmnt:
Robert Umfraville, KG 1409, d.1413; grandson of the 3rd Earl of Angus, JP Nhum. 1410, senior cmdr on Scottish Marches.
CIPM 1408-13:484; DBA; XSS:2802;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Carew, d.1431, of Carew Castle (Pembs.) & Moulsford (Berks.), King's knight 1403. All Carews used identical arms. Not present in T/c, T/d or T/e.
Burke PB 1:496; DBA 1:282+284; XBM:8336-8360;


AiCmnt:
Philip Courtenay, d.29.06.1406, 5th son of Hugh E.Devon (d.1377) and uncle of Edward 'blind' E.Devon [7]. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1383, MP Devon, KG 1388, at Gt.Council 1405, held Powderham. His brother, Peter (d.1405), chamberlain of Richard II, was summoned to Gt.Council 1401. There is some confusion in the brisures attributed to the sons and grandsons of earl Hugh.
Roskell C 2:670-673; CIPM 19:123-125 (Phil) + 20:460-461;

AIRefs:
ARS:101 (Peter); S:107 (Phil); ARS:100 (Phil, ch. roundels); XBM:9023 (Peter, ch. annulets);


AiCmnt:
William Hoo, fl.1365-1407, captain of Oye & Hames (Calais) 1371, king's knight 1389, on diplomatic missions, in Calais 1407. His grandson, Thomas (d.1455) was created baron 1448. The arms are usually Ar-Sa.
GEC 6:561-567; XBM:10807-10810;


AiCmnt:
William de Lisle, o.s.p.1428/1415, younger brother of Robert de Lisle, Baron de Lisle of Rougemont (d.1399). There is some confusion between which William was king's knight to Richard II and held various positions, this or William of Wakepenny (d.1442), natural son of Robert. The arms are Lisle of Rougemont.
GEC 6:48-49; Roskell C 3:608-610; POPC;


AiCmnt:
William Deincourt, 1402-22, baron, son of John (1382-1406) and Joan Grey of Rotherfield (d.1409).
GEC 4:118-130;


AiCmnt:
Robert Poynings, Lord Poynings, 1382-1446, son of Richard (d.1404) and Isabel Grey-Fitzpayne. Arms qtd Poynings and FitzPayne (usually with 3 lions passant as emended). 
GEC 10:656-668;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Camois, d.1421, created baron Camois of Broadwater in Surrey 1383. His son, Richard, died v.p., leaving a son, Hugh, o.s.p.1426, still a minor. T/d&e has the more common 3 roundels on the chief.
GEC 2:506-512;


AiCmnt:
Ralph Rochford, d.c1440, son of Ralph (d.c1403), knighted 1393 after having been to Prussia with Bolingbroke,  chamber knight 1402, held Stoke & Somerton (Lincs.) & Arley (Warws), the latter inherited from Limesy. His uncle, John (d.1410), was steward of Bolingbroke, MP and JP in Lincs. 1382-1407, and summoned to Gt.Council  1401 and 1403, held Arley. Limesy qtg Rochford.
Roskell C 4:219; Rodgers H 776-778; VCH Warws 6:9; DBA 2:137+202;


AiCmnt:
Ralph Neville, d.1425, Lord of Raby 1388, king's knight for life 1395, created Earl of Westmoreland 1397. He married secondly Joan Beaufort, daughter of John of Gaunt D.Lancaster.
GEC 9:491-502 + 12.2:544; XBM:12138, XEL:573;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Montague, d.1428, Earl of Salisbury & baron Monthermer The earldom was restored 1409 after being forfeited in 1400 on his fathers execution for treason. Montacute qtg Monthermer, first used 1397 by his father, John (d.1400).
GEC 9:75-86; Goodman LC; XEL:7622, XBM:11852;

AIRefs:
URF:343; ETO:713; BER:1653* (reversed); S:5*; URF:138* (Man-Montagu); S:37* (Montagu-Man);


AiCmnt:
Edward 'the blind' Courtenay, Earl of Devon, 1357-1418, grandson of Hugh (d.1377, 2E). The arms are Courtenay qtg Redvers.
GEC 4:308-338; Burke PB 1:834;


AiCmnt:
Humphrey Stafford,1402-60, E.Stafford, son of Edmund E.Stafford (1378-1403), a minor in the King's ward.
GEC 12.1:168-194; XBM:13632, XEL:739;


AiCmnt:
Richard Grey of Codnor, d.1418, succeded as baron 1392, nmarried Elizabeth Basset of Sapcote), underchamberlain 1404-13, admiral 1400.  
GEC 6:128; CIPM 17:293; Burke PB 1:1226-1231; XBM:10277;


AiCmnt:
Edward Cherlton, Lord Cherlton of Powis, o.s.p.m. 1421, when this principal peerange of Wales became extinct.
GEC 3:160-162 + 4:757-771 + 6:699 + 10:641-642; XBM:8527;


AiCmnt:
Richard Strange, 1381-1447, baron Strange of Knockin.
GEC 12.:341-351;


AiCmnt:
Michael de la Pole, 1368-1415, E.Suffolk. The earldom, forfeited 1389, was restored 1397.
GEC 10:566-567;


AiCmnt:
The last Hastings earl of Pembroke died a minor in 1389. The dispute between the heirs ended in 1410 with Roger Grey of Ruthin being acknowleged as the principal heir to the estate and arms, but not to the title. Valence qtg Hastings.
GEC 6:345-376 + 382-384 + 10:388-399;  Burke PB 1:1334-1337;


AiCmnt:
Gilbert Talbot, c.1387-1419, son of Richard (d.1396) and Ankaret Strange of Blackmere, baron. The arms are Talbot qtg Strange.
GEC 12.1:606;


AiCmnt:
William de la Zouche, Lord Zouche of Haringworth, 1372-1415 . His son and heir was born c.1402.
DBA 1:230;  GEC 12:930; XBM:14701;


AiCmnt:
William Willoughby, Lord Wiloughby d'Eresby, 1366-1409, baron. He left a son, Robert (c.1385-1452). The arms are Ufford qtg Willoughby.
GEC 12.2:658; Burke PB 2:3031-3034; Rodgers RH 800 (Wm, 5B); CIPM 19:728-732 (Wm, 5B); XBM:14514+14625;


AiCmnt:
John Darcy, d.9.12.1411, Lord Darcy of Knaith & Baron Meinill, son of Philip (d.1399), married Elizabeth (d.1412) and left a son and heir, Philip (1397-1418, o.s.p.m.).
GEC 4:50-80; CIPM 17:1146-1152 (Phil, 4B) + 19:973-981 (John, 5B);


AiCmnt:
John Lovel, c.1378-1414, baron Lovell of Tickmarch & baron Holand.  He was son of John (d.1408) and Maud Holand, leaving as son and heir, William (b.c.1398). The arms are Lovel qtg Holand, Q2 rightly Az-Ar.
GEC 8:208-225; Burke EP; CIPM 19:404-417 + 20:196-203; DBA 1:93+96,  XBM:11401; XEL:493;


AiCmnt:
Possibly John Strange, o.s.p.m. 1477, son of Richard [18]. John Strange, d.1417, of Hunstanton (Norfolk), king's knight 1400, MP 1404, controller 1405-1413 appears to have {2 lions passt acc. bend} in S:352 (Rodgers H 789, Roskell C). A third John, in Norfolk, had {Gu 3 water-bougets Ar} in CY:488.  T/e has both lions passt charged with fleurs-de-lis.
DBA 1:256; Burke EP;


AiCmnt:
Richard Redman, d.1426, son of Matthew (d.c1390), king's knight for life 1388 renewed 1401, Sh.Cumbl. several times 1390-1399, summoned to Gt. Council 1401, 1403 and 1405, MP Yorks five times 1406-1421.
Roskell C 3:183; POPC 1:161; CPR 1390:322;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Erpingham,1357-1428, KG 1401; key retainer of John of Gaunt and Henry IV, Steward of the Household 1404, Warden of the Cinque Ports 1399-1409 and Ambassador to France 1407.
Wylie HF; DBA 2:198; XBM:9503;


AiCmnt:
William Bourchier, d.1420, son of William (d.1365, son of Robert 1st baron) and Eleanor Louvain. Created comte d'Eu (Normandy) c.1418 In 1406 he  married Anne (c.1380-1438), the daughter of Thomas Duke of Gloucester and cousin  of Henry IV. They had Henry, created E.Essex 1461. Arms qtg Bouchier and maternal Louvain.
Wylie H; GEC 5:176 (Eu); XBM:7657 (Wm C.Eu, 1420);


AiCmnt:
Walter Hungerford, 1378-1449, son of Thomas (d.1397, Speaker) and Joan Heytesbury, King's knight 1399, baron Hungerford & Heytesbury 1426,  KG 1421, important MP and Speaker, summoned to Gt.Council 1401 and 1403. The arms are Hungerford qtg Heytesbury. 
GEC 6:613-627;  Kirby HC; CIPM 18:928 + 19:966-967;


AiCmnt:
John Stanley, Lord  Lathom 1388 & Man 1405, KG 1414, d.1414; Lord Deputy in Ireland & king's knight 1389, controller of the Household 1397, Steward 1405-07. Arms of Stanley qtg Lathom. There is a break in Harleian 6137 fo.42v14 between T:47/48.
GEC 4:205 + 12.1:243; Rodgers H 788;


AiCmnt:
William Loring of Chalgrove in Beds, nephew of Nigel Loring, KG (o.s.p. 1386).
DBA 1:335+363;


AiCmnt:
John (FitzAlan) de Arundel, Kt, 1365-1415, son of John (d.1397) and Eleanor Maltravers, father of John (1408-1435), created Earl of Arundel 1416. The arms are FitzAlan qtg Maltravers.
GEC 5:391-398; Burke PB 2:2097-2098; DNB; XBM:6931, XRO:530;


AiCmnt:
The entry is probably confounded. The legend is variously given as Rafe Velemane (T/e) or Augustin Valenan (T/d) and the 3 birds as peahens, hawks, hawks belled, falcons and popinjays in various combinations of argent and vert on field gules and on one or between two bends. Foster added the AS:395 entry 'mr w dane' to this family, which appears to be justified in view of the very similar confusion of blasoning.  
Foster DH 197, Papworth 332; DBA 2:91+181*; Burke GA 260 (Dane);


AiCmnt:
Richard Lewis or FitzLewis, later at Thorndon (Esx.) and in Yorks.
DBA 2:346; Foster DH 127; Burke GA 356 +605


AiCmnt:
Hugh Luttrell, 1364-1428, younger son and heir of Andrew (d.1378) and Elizabeth Courtenay, King's Kt for life 1395, mayor of Bordeaux 1404, MP 1406, steward of queen Joan 1410. he bought Dunster (Som.).
Roskell C 3:655-660; CoA, 1985, 135-136:174; CoA, 1994, 165:201; DBA 1:376-377; XEL:1687;


AiCmnt:
Peter Buckton, 1350-1414, King's Kt 1399, key lancastrian retainer, MP, standardbearer 1403, summoned to Great Council 1401 and 1405, held Bempton &c (Yorks.). Description from T/e as T/d is blank and there is only blason and no trick on Q2 in T/b.
Roskell C 2:404-406; VCH Yorks ER 2:10+82; CCR 1392:543; CIM 6:90;DBA 1:204; CPR;


AiCmnt:
Giles Bruges or Brugge, 1396-1467, son of Thomas (d.1408) and  Alice Berkeley of Cobberley (c.1377-1414) and younger brother of Edmund (d.1408). He held Cobberley (Glos.), and was ancestor of the earls of Caernavon. However, this item might refer to his grandson, Giles Bruges of Cobberley, d.1511.
GEC 3:151; Burke GA 137;


AiCmnt:
John Norbury, d.1414, Esq., Lord Treasurer 1399-1400, MP Herts. 1391, a key lancastrian retainer, who had Henry IV as godfather to his sons, Henry and John.He heldof Norbury (Ches.) & Hoddeston & Lt. Berkhampstead (Herts.).
Roskell C 3:843-846; Given-Wilson RH; Rodgers H 765; Burke GA 736; XBM:12198;


AiCmnt:
James Butler,  1392-1452, son of James E.Ormond (d.1405), Earl of Ormond & Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1405, on active service 1407.
GEC 10:117-167; CIPM 19:26-33; Wylie HB;


AiCmnt:
John Cornwall 'the greene Cornwalle", o.s.p.l.1443, KG 1409,  B.Fanhope 1432, married Elisabeth of Lancaster, sister of Henry IV and widow of John Holland Duke of Exeter. He was a prominant captain and jouster. The family was probably illegitimately descended from and used the arms of the Earls of Cornwall.
DBA; Wylie H; DNB;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Salesbury - not identified. A contemporary family of Salusbury bore {Gu lion cr Ar betw 3 crescents Ar} according to Burke GA 892.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The arms are Q1+4 for Robert Tanfield of Gayton (Nhants.) in PLN:734, but this part of PLN might as well be of 1399-1413 as 1480-1500 (CEMRA 109).
DBA 2:510; Burke GA 997 (Tanfield of Gayton, Nhants.);


AiCmnt:
William of Etchingham d.1414, summoned to Gt.Councels in 1401,1403 and 1405, held Echingham & Udimore (Ssx.) & in Kent His son Thomas was born 1400.
CIPM 20:23-24; POPC; XBM:9417;


AiCmnt:
Edward Stanhope (Nhants), with arms of Longvilliers (Yorks.) , and probably related to Richard, king's knight 1408.
Burke GA 961+ 622 (Longvillers); DBA 1:379+381; XBM:13658 (Ric, fl.1433);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Lucy. d.1415, Kt., son of Willam (d.1401) and  Margaret, married Alice Hugford and left a son, William (1402-1466). He held Wick Rissington (Glos.) & Shrewley  & Charlecote (Warws.). The lucies are drawn in fess in T/b and 2:1 in T/d and T/e, unspecified in T/c.
GEC 8:247-256;  CIPM 18:533 + 20:296-297; VCH Warws 5:35-36;


AiCmnt:
Three Warcops were named as members of the commissions of Peace in Westmoreland, Thomas (of Warcop) in 1410 and 1411, Robert in 1411 and another Thomas (of Lamerset) in 1412.
CPR 1408-13:486; Burke GA 1073;


AiCmnt:
William Beauchamp, d.1411, 4th son of Thomas E.Warwick (d.1369), was created Lord Abergavenny 1392. He left a son, Richard (1397-1422, o.s.p.m.), who left a daughter, Elizabeth (1415-1448). 
GEC 1:24; Burke PB 1:12; CIPM 19:844-860; XBM:7275 (Wm, 1396);


AiCmnt:
The arms of Basset of Drayton, extinct with Ralph in 1389, when most lands went to the Earl of Stafford, while the arms were bequeated to his cognatic relative, Thomas Shirley. The oldest surviving Garter stall-plate belonged to this Ralph.
GEC 2:1-6; XBM:7195+7196 (Ralph, 1328+1355);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Several Felton sublines descending from Robert, a baron in 1313. The main line became extinct in 1403 and was last summoned to Parliament in 1342. However the arms were passed on to the baronets Felton of Playford (Suf) extinct 1719. Lions passt crowned Ar in T/e, while T/d has 3 lions rampant as is noted on the drawing in T/b "port guls trois lions ramp' arg".
GEC 5:289-294; DBA 1:260; Foster DH; CIPM;


AiCmnt:
William Meering, from Leics., not identified.
DBA 2:431;  Burke GA 679;


AiCmnt:
Marmaduke Darrell, fl.1401-1420, son of William (fl.1389) and Emma, he left a son and heir, Edmund (fl.1422-1436). He held Sessay (Yorks.). 
VCH Yorks NR 1:446; DBA 1:164+167; Burke GA 263; XBM:9196 (Marm, 1401);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. At least a dozen Cheyney families are know, several without known arms.


AiCmnt:
Robert Tyrrell, of the branch that later held Gipping (Suffolk).
Visit.Suf 1561:106-108; DBA 2:512;  Burke GA 1042;


AiCmnt:
Robert Peyton, younger son of John (d.<1408 and Margaret and uncle of John (d.1416), who held Peyton Hall (Suffolk).
CPR 1405:344; CIPM 20:208+568-570; Visit.Suf 1561:62-65; Burke GA 797-798;


AiCmnt:
Edward Latimer le Bouchard, o.s.p..1411, king's knight 1385, a lollard.
GEC: 7:450-487; XEL:449


AiCmnt:
Robert Broughton of Sudbury (Suffolk) - not identified.
DBA 2:388-390;  Burke GA 30;


AiCmnt:
John Cheyney, d.1413, a Cheshire man of uncertarin parentage,  king's knight for life 1380, renewed 1400, deputy at the Court of Chivalry 1393-97, ambassador to various courts 1380-1411, JP in Glos. 1389-90 and 1400-1413, and MP and Speaker 1399. He held Wollaton (Ches.) & Beckford (Glos.).  Married firstly Margaret Deincourt, and secondly Margaret Lovetot (b.1372) of Southhoe (Hunts.) and left 2 sons, the eldest named John (d.1420). The item might be for the son with Cheyney qtg maternal Lovetoft. T/e and T/c have the quaters  reversed. T/d has Q1+2 as plain checky.
Roskell C 2:549-552; Saul KE 290; CCR 1390:179; Burke GA 189; DBA 1:135+159;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Roger Wentworth, d.c1452, of Nettlestead (Suf.) and from Woodhouse (Yorks.), husband of Margaret Spencer, who firstly married John Roos of Helmsley (d.1420). The major Wentworth coat appears to be {Sa chevron Or betw 3 leopard's heads Or} as in Visitations and on the seal of Adam, used by Roger Wentworth of Snaith (Yorks.) on a deed in 1393.
This coat of arms might be Bisset (Suf.), though it is one of the quarters in PLN:1084 'wentworth', in which the chevron coat is not present.
Visit.Suf 1561:261-262; DBA 2:25+360; Burke GA 1093; Corder SA 90+177; XHS:170 (Wm sr, mid 14C); Yorks Deeds 9:162 (seal of Adam).


AiCmnt:
John Popham, d.1418, Kt., younger son of John and Sibyl St.Martin, as his father bailif of Somborne hundred, MP Hants. four times 1397-1407, constable of Southampton 1404-1417, attended Gt.Council in 1401 and 1403, commissioner of array 1412. He married firstly Maud Zouche of Charford, leaving a son and heir, John, bailli of Caen 1417, constable of Southampton 1418 and chamberlain of John D.Bedford. The senior line had lived at Popham (Hants.) since 1200. Two Popham brothers and a son were elected MP 16 times between 1383 and 1442.The roundel on the chief in Q2+3 is a brisure, Q1+4 is close to  {Gu chevron Er, roundely Or}, the arms of Oliver Zouche of Chadstone (Brault RAE 2:463), and the item might be for John jr.
CPR 1412:431; Roskell C 4:113-116; POPC; Burke GA 814 *; Brault RAE 2:463;


ArmTxt:
monsr hervye kardelecke de bordet en bretayne

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The breton family of Kersauzon de Boloré used {Sa castle Or}. Blank in T/d and only blasoned beside blank shield in T/b and followed by the note "you shall finde thy reste of this after". 20 shields between T:99 and T:100.
Rolland 3:47 (Kersauzon).


AiCmnt:
Richard (FitzAlan) Arundel, d.1419, a king's knight 1398, renewed 1399 and uncle of John Lord Maltravers [46]. Q1+4/Q2+3 reversed in T/e.
Rodgers H 803;


AiCmnt:
Nicholas Bylsden or Billesdon, of a London family. A namesake was mayor of London in 1484.
DBA 2:112+122-123; Burke GA 82;


AiCmnt:
Hugh Stafford, not identified. See also Hugh Stafford B.Bourchier [13].


AiCmnt:
John Dalingridge, o.s.p.1408, son of Edward (1364-1393), king's knight 1400, of the chamber 1402 and MP Sussex 1402-07. He held Bodiam Castle (Ssx.).
Roskell C 2:738-744; Rodgers H 811;


AiCmnt:
Walter Clopton, o.s.p.m., Kt., younger son of William (d.1377), married to Elizabeth Pigot, brother-in-law of Thomas Erpingham [80], king's knight for life 1399 and summoned to Great Council in 1401 and 1403 for Suffolk. His elder brother, William, lived 1347-1416. T/e without brisure.
CPR; CIPM 15:18 + 19:922-923+1026-1029; Visit.Suf 1561:4-5+20-28+79-81; CIM; DBA;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Lewkenor, 1393-1478, Kt., son of Roger (d.1400), who held Horsted Keynes & Itford & Selemeston & Broadhurst (Sussex). He married Philippa, widow of Richard Berners (d.1412). There were several Lewkenor sublines in Sussex, incl. one at Denne / West Dean held by John (d.1409, CIPM 19:523).  The names Roger and Thomas were used alternately in the family.
CIPM 19:955 + 20:693; DBA 2:516-518; Foster DH 127; Burke GA 606;


AiCmnt:
John Pelham, o.s.p.l.1429, of Laughton (Ssx.), son of Thomas, confidant of Henry Bolingbroke, king's knight 1399, chamber knight 1402, commissioner of array 1412, MP, at Great Council  1403 and 1405, war treasurer 1404, treasurer 1411-13, councillor 1404-1406 and 1417-1422.
Roskell C 4:39-44; Rodgers H 816; CPR 1412:431; DBA 2:177;


AiCmnt:
Perceval Sowdan, a foreigner, king's knight for life 1402, military commander in Wales. Q1+4 is Sowdan or Soden, Q2+3 not identified.
CPR 1412:409; Burke GA 947;


AiCmnt:
William of the Arches in Devon. There are several drawings in T/b. Probably related to Richard (d.1417) and Richard (d.1309), who both held in Aylesbury (Bucks.).
Brault RAE 2:13; CIPM 20:690; Papworth; Burke GA 23;


AiCmnt:
William Grandson, not identified, descendant of the savoyards, who came to England around 1300. There is a monument to a William with these arms at Seale Church in Kent.
Papworth 232; DBA 2:11;


AiCmnt:
Andrew Butler, king's knight 1402 and Lt. Constable of Dover 1410, held in Suffolk. Arms as in T/b, T/e is {Gu cross moline Ar & border Or; Ar 6 covered cups Sa; =; =} and T/d is {Gu cross Ar acc. bend engrailed Or; not filled; =, =}. Possibly related to the Wiltshire Butlers with {Ar bend Sa betw 6 covered cups Sa} qtg {Or 3 leopard's heads Sa} in PLN:1043.
Given-Wilson RH 288; DBA 1:384;


AiCmnt:
Edmund Thorpe, d.1418, son of Edmund (1319-1393) and Joan Baynard (d.1400), king's knight 1393 and for life 1399, summoned to Great Council 1401, held Ashwellthrope (Norfolk). His grandfather, John (d.1324) was summoned to Parliament. There is a monument with Thorpe qtg Baynard at Ashwellthorpe.
GEC 12.1:717;


AiCmnt:
Simon Felbridge of Playford in Suffolk, d.1442, son of George (c1335-1400), KG 1397 and standardbearer to Richard II, King's knight 1395, renewed 1401.
Given-Wilson RH 201-202;  CPR 1389:96; XEL:1365 (Simon, 1411);


AiCmnt:
William Swinbourne, o.s.p.1422, son of Robert (d.1391) and his second wife Joan Boutetout (d.1433), MP.  His elder brother, Thomas ( c.1357-1412), son of Robert's first wife Agnes Felton, was king's knight 1395 and 1400, commander in Wales 08.1405, mayor of Bordeaux 1406-12. The arms are Botetout qtg  Swinbourne of Hewthwayt in Cumb. PLN:15r7 reads John, another brother, o.sp.1430.
Roskell C 4:550-551; Burke GA 990;


AiCmnt:
Hugh Standish might be son of Robert Standish of Standish (Lancs.), a lancastrian retainer summoned to Council 1401. T/b is confounded, the correct arms are {Az 3 dishes Ar & label Or} as in T/d, T/E incomplete.
Armitage JG 442;  Burke GA 960;

AIRefs:
CY:225* (saltire engr betw 4 roundels; Ralph);


AiCmnt:
Edward Perrers (Herts), king's knight 1394, renewed 1406, commanded in Ireland.  The item is probably unfinished.
Brault RAE 2:339; Burke GA 793*;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Trivet, Kt. - not identified. The Trivets came from Somerset.
Burke GA 1029; XBM:13998;


AiCmnt:
John Devereux, c.1356-1419, MP Dorset 1404, cmsnr of array 1405, held Staunton (Glos.) & Winerborne Steepleton (Dorset. Another possibility is Walter (1387-1420), eldest son of Walter (d.1402, MP 1401, king's knight 1386), of the Bodenham (Heref.) line, ancestor of the viscounts Hereford.
Roskell C 2:782 (John); Burke PB 1:1378-1380 (Walt);


AiCmnt:
Roger Trumpington, 1376-1415, king's knight for life 1401. He married Margaret Ludwyk, leaving a son and heir, Walter (b.1410) and held Trumpington & Girton (Cambs.).
CIPM 20:302-305;


AiCmnt:
Ralph Bracebridge, 1380-1435, a younger son of Ralph (d.1395), held  Bracebridge (Lincs.), Kingsbury & Plumton (Warws.).
Brault RAE 2:71; VCH Warws 4:104;  CIPM 17:605 + 18:81-83+317; Burke GA 112;  XBM:7719;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Fogge, d.1407, started soldiering 1356,  captain of Calais 1376, king's knight 1402, MP Kent 8 times 1376-1388, a prominant lancastrian summoned to Great Council 1401 and 1403, JP in Kent 1398. He held Richbury (Kent). With his wife, Joan Valoignes, he left a son Thomas (o.v.p.) and a grandson, William (b.1396), who married Eleanor (b.c.1397), daughter of Thomas St.Leger [326].
Roskell C 3:95-97; CIPM 20:846;


AiCmnt:
Nicolas Hawte, fl.1410, Kt., of Haut's Bourne in Canterbury. Arms derived from Bourne of Sharsted. In CY:591 he has {Or cross engrailed Gu}.
CPR 1410:212+322; DBA 2:5;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Tunstall of Thurland in Lancs, king's knight 1402.
CPR 1389:59; Visit.Notts. 1662:63; Burke GA 1036;


AiCmnt:
John Curson, d.c.1415, son of William, married Mary Felton (c.1357-1393), daughter and coheir of Thomas Felton of Litcham, KG, leaving a son, John, who joined Thomas Erpingham's retinue in 1415. He was JP in Norfolk 1383-85 and MP in 1393 and 1397. He held Billingford & Bintree & Swainsthorpe in Norfolk. The Curzon sublines parted c.1200 with the 3 sons of Robert (d.1135) of Croxall & Kedleston. The Norfolk subline descended from William, the 3rd son. His distant relative, John of Kedleston (d.1405), MP & JP in Derbs used {Ar bend Sa ch. 3 popinjays Or}.
Burke PB 1:2561; Roskell C 2:719-720; CIPM 18:302; CPR; DBA 1:343 + 2:13-16; Burke GA 253; XBM:9144 (John, fl.1412) + 9148 (Wm, 1370)


AiCmnt:
Robert Curson, not identified, probably of an East Anglian branch. Identical arms, anonymous, are in the Fenwick Roll (c.1413), property of the College of Arms.
DBA 2:27;


AiCmnt:
John Hore. In 1407 John of Childerley (Cambs.), John of Solihull (Warws.) and William held Stoneythorpe (Warws.). Similar arms were borne by Robert Horsele  (d.1392, in Nhum., S:416).
VCH Warws 4:67-68 + 6:128; Burke GA 507;  Foster DH 116;


AiCmnt:
Gilbert Umfraville dit Earl of Kyme (Nhum.), 1390-1421, great grandson of the 3rd Earl of Angus, nephew of Robert [93]. Umfraville qtg Kyme. T/e has Q1 only and T/d Q1 with a crescent in chf dx.
CIPM 19:1005; Burke EP; Foster DH 195;


AiCmnt:
Roger (not Robert) Drewry, Kt., fl.1405-16, a comissioner of taxes & array  and JP Suffolk. He held Rougham &c (Suf.). His daughter, Margaret, married William Clopton (d.1446).
Visit.Suf. 1561:23; CPR 1411:485 + 1412:380; Foster DH 71; Burke GA 300+302; Corder SA 234*;


AiCmnt:
John Fastolf,  fl.1385-1416, held Playford in Norfolk. He was of the senior line, while his cousin, John (1380-1459), the majordomo of the Duke of Bedford and buildr of Caister Castle, was of a junior line, charging the bend with crosslets.
CIPM 19:86-87 + 20:803-804;  Visit.Suf 1561:285-288; DBA 2:11+21+27+62; XBM:9633-9636;


AiCmnt:
John Browne, not identified. John (d.1497), bearing identical arms was mayor of London 1480 and still another was mayor of London 1513. John Brone is the last item in GY/b, appended to T/b.
DBA 2:420;  Burke GA 135;


AiCmnt:
John Brereton of Brereton, Kt, fl.1410 in Cheshire.
Driver C 117; CPR; DBA 1:17+20; Burke GA 119;


AiCmnt:
Thomas de la Launde of Essheby nr Croyland in Norfolk, fl.1410.
CPR 1410:362; Papworth 726;


AiCmnt:
Robert Hakenbech, fl.1405, son of Reginald (fl.1391), served on commissions of inquiry 1388, peace 1389 and of wallis &c in 1391. There is a monument in St.Margaret's, King's Lynn, Norfolk.
CPR 1388:473 + 1389:135+515 DBA 1:19; XBM:10368 (Rob, 1405); Burke GA 438+440;


AiCmnt:
John Haddon, Kt, of Haden Hill (Staffs).
Burke GA 439;


AiCmnt:
John Norwich, fl.1411, a commissioner of inquest in Suffolk, held Mettingham in Suffolk. The baronial branch became extinct in 1372 (GEC 9:762-766). T/d+e has 'sr norteyn'.
CPR 1411:355+375; DBA 1:158; Burke GA 740;


AiCmnt:
Robert Lytton, d.c1415, with Boligbroke in Prussia 1390, king's knight 1399, controller of the household 1399-1401, MP Essex 1404, and commisisoner of peace 1403-1405. He held iWennington (Essex) and in Herts.
Rosekll C 3:614; Given-Wilson RH 287; Rodger H 754; CPR 1403-05:517; CIPM 20:708 (executor of Rob Marshall, d.1403); Burke GA 612+634;


AiCmnt:
Henry Haydon, not identified. The family at one time held estates in Herts-Oxon. He might be related to Thomas, who was commissioner of Peace in Surrey 1412.
Burke GA 472; CPR 1412:485 (Tho);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. One Robert Sheffield of Westboterwick, fl.1436, had £40 from Lincs. & Yorks (Gray IL).


AiCmnt:
John Inglethorpe, Kt, c1361-1420,  MP 1404 Suffolk and 1414 Norfolk, commissioner of Inquests Post Mortem in Norfolk. Note in margin of T/b for Q2 says "cros ing'les" as the {Gu cross engrailed Ar} of the Norfolk Inglethorpes. As they are drawn the arms would be Burgh (Foster DH 38; Papworth 795) qtg Hinkley (Burke GA 492; DBA 2:276).
Roskell C 3:475-477; Burke GA 527-529;


AiCmnt:
Edmund Noon, d.1413, king's knight 1386, renewed 1412, MP Norfolk 1405, held Moulton St.Mary & Martlesham (Norfolk). Married secondly Isabel Visdelou, left a son, Henry (d.1422), who married Thomasine Tyrrell and was master of the king's horse.
Alexander AC 259; Roskell C 3:841-843; CPR 1391:516; CCR 1406:282; Visit.Suf 1561:231-234; Burke GA 736;


AiCmnt:
Either Thomas (d.1429) or John Culpeper, d.1413. Thomas of Hardyshull (Warws.) was son of Elizabeth Hardyshull and John, Esq., retained by D.Lancaster, Justice of the Common Bench 1406 and JP Kent. Thomas sealed with Culpeper qtg Hardyshull (XBM:8874, XEL:1260).
Armitage JG 443; VCH Warws 4:132 (Hartshill/Hardyshull); DBA 1:351;


AiCmnt:
William Butler of Warrington, b.<1370, d.1415, son of John (d.1400) and Alice Plumpton, knighted 1399, King's knight 1399 (retained with £40 p.a.), MP Lancs. 1415, married Elizabeth Standish, leaving a son and heir, John (b.c1403), and a daughter Elizabeth. A younger brother, John, died 1422.
Roskell C 2:304-306+307-308;  VCH Warws 6:88 (Exhall); CIPM 20:318-319; DBA 1:384;


AiCmnt:
Philip Cooke of Gydehall (Essex), Kt, not identified.
DBA 2:349;


AiCmnt:
William Paston, 1378-1444, of the letter writing Norfolk family, JP Norfolk, steward of D.Norfolk 1415.
Bedingfeld H 40+48; Paston Letters; CPR 1413:469;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Burston in Norfolk and Preston in Lincs. in 1716 bore similar arms (Burke GA 150; Papworth 195).


AiCmnt:
Wignall - not identified. The entry has double trick of charges, the bend Ar/Az and the escallops Ar/Or.
Papworth 214; Burke GA 1109;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but probably a brother or uncle of John [86], as Swainsthorpe was held in 1399 by the heirs of John. A similar difference was used by Walter of Waterpery (Nhants., 1521, PLN:1317), a Kedleston cadet.


AiCmnt:
Thomas Wesham or Wesenham, b.c1387, son of Robert (1363-1400), held Conington (Hunts.) and in Norfolk. Bruce of Conington & Exton qtg Wesham. The trick in T/b omits the colour of the field in Q2 (Wesham). 
CIPM 18:1 + 19:535+668; Burke GA 1093; Brault RAE 2:79 (Bruce);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Gerbridge or Gerberge, 1342-1413, Kt., of Marlingford, Norfolk. Steward of the household and estates of Edmund D.York, MP 1381, 1382 and 1386 for Norfolk and summoned to Great Council 1401. This entry has double trick Ar-Sa and Sa-Ar.
Roskell C 3:178-180; POPC 1:163; CPR 1389:211; CCR 1391:353+476; Burke GA 394;


AiCmnt:
John Harsick, commisioner 'de walliis et fossatis' in Norfolk 1413. There is a monument, c.1384, in Southacre Church (Norf.) to John Harsick, probably his father. The tinctures are usually Or-Sa.
Coss KME 95; CPR 1413:472; Burke GA 583; Corder SA 234+291;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Barney or Berney in East Anglia. One branch held Park Hall (Norf.).
Foster DH 20; Burke GA 51+75;

AIRefs:
LM:439; ARS:272* 'mons tho berneye'; MY:65* (field per pale Gu-Az);


AiCmnt:
Richard Beauchamp, c.1381-1439, Earl of Warwick 1406, KG 1403. Beauchamp qtg Newburgh (veyl escu de Warwicke).
GEC 2:41-47;


AiCmnt:
Roger Boys, d.1419, Kt, of Farnham (Suf.), commissioner in Suf. 1386. The arms are probably unifinished as he sealed differenced with a bend. The undifferenced arms belong to the senior line.
GEC 2:202; VCH Nhants; Brault RAE 67; DBA 1:27;  XBM:7706* (Roger, of Farnham, 1383, bend);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Bradstone, fl.1410, held Winterbourne (Glos.). Member of a cadet line, he was one of the heirs to Breadstone (Glos.) when Ela, wife of Thomas Bradstone of the senior line, died. His ancestor, Thomas (d.1360) was summoned to Parliament as a baron 1347. There is a Bradston effigy in Winterbourne Church.
GEC 2:273-274; CIPM 16:796-797 + 19:740; DBA 2:239+249;


AiCmnt:
The arms of the Wool Staple of Calais, the corporation having monopoly of the wool trade through that and other appointed harbours, is added on the bottom margin of T/b fo.181v and present in the blason of T/c. The arms was on a woolman's brass of 1516 in St.Olave's, Hart Street, London.
Macklin BE 170;


AiCmnt:
William Cheyne, 1374-1420, Kt., son of Joan Pavely  of Westbury (Wilts.) and Ralph (d.1400, a younger son of William of Pointington (Som.), d.1345, and Joan Gorges) , MP Dorset 1402. He held Brooke (Wilts.)  He sealed in 1405 with Cheyney & border. Pavely qtg Cheney.
Roskell C 2:554-555; CIPM 18:440-445;  Burke GA 189+192; XBM:8565 (Wm, 1405);


AiCmnt:
Unknown Digby.
VCH Warws 4:55 (effigy, 1519, Coleshill Church); Foster DH 70; Burke GA 285;


AiCmnt:
John Gurney, d.1408, son of Edmund (d.1387), steward in Norfolk of E.Arundel 1386, JP Norfolk 1388-1399, sheriff 1399, MP  1399 and 1404, held Harpley & West Barsham (Norfolk). Married Alice Hellesdon (d.>1433) leaving a son and heir, Edmund (b.c1398), who died a minor, and a nephew Thomas.
Roskell C 3:255-257; Burke GA 416+435;


AiCmnt:
The lordship or an unknown Lathom. The last baron, Thomas, died 1381. His daughter and heiress, Isabel, married John Stanley [48].
GEC 4:205;


ArmTxt:
le comte de maese, escartelle 1er et 4 a 3 faces d or au chef de mesme au pal d azur et deux cantons gironnez de mesme ; 2 et 3 d or a la croix de gueulle mortimer, comte de march

AiCmnt:
le comte de maese -- Roger Mortimer 1374-98, Earl of March & Ulster; possibly designated as heir to the throne (DBA, G-W).  Mistaken rendering of the Mortimer arms qtg Ulster.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de hynault, d or frette de sable au chef de mesme a 3 besans d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de hynauft -- Aylmar de St Amand d.1402, Ld St Amand (Bp, CIPM)
 XBM:13217;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de liste, d or a la face de sable

AiCmnt:
le sieur de liste -- Robert de Lisle d.1399, Baron de Lisle of Rougemont; in Parliament 1357-60 (Bp). Less likely his son William de Lisle of Wakepenny, summoned to Great Council for Oxfordshire 1401-03 (POPC, T:67).


ArmTxt:
le comte de rinmimoire, escartelle 1er et 4 burle a l ourlet de merlettes de gueulle ; 2 et 3 d or a la manche mal taillee de gueulle hastings, comte de pembroke

AiCmnt:
le comte de rinmimoire -- The last earl of Pembroke died a minor in 1389. The dispute between the heirs ended in 1410 [17]. Possibly William Beauchamp - designated heir in 1375 - who inherited the barony of Bergavenny (G-W). Arms qtd Valence and Hastings.


ArmTxt:
le conte d estafort, d or au chevron de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le comte destafort -- Edmund Stafford 1378-1403, Earl of Stafford 95; a minor in the King's ward 95-99 (DBA, G-W).
DBA 2:*;  XBM:13632, XEL:739;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de fee, de gueulle a 9 besans d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de fee -- Hugh la Zouche 1318-99, Ld Zouche of Ashby, o.s.p. (Bp, CIPM).


ArmTxt:
le duc de lenclastre, d angleterre au lambeau d hermine

AiCmnt:
le duc de lancastre -- John of Gaunt, 2s/Edw.III, D.Lancs


ArmTxt:
le comte de rodevelt, d argent a trois faces d azur au baston de gueulle rotherfield

AiCmnt:
le comte de rodenelt -- Richard Grey d.1399, Ld Grey of Rotherfield (DBA, CIPM).
 XBM:10263;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de hilton, d argent a deux faces d azur

AiCmnt:
le sieur de hilton -- William Hilton b.1356, Ld of Hilton in Durham; King's Kt 86, in Parliament 1399 and Gt Council 1401; the barony in abeyance since 1336 and the incumbent not usually summoned (DBA, Bp, POPC).
DBA 1:18+26; XBM:1052;


ArmTxt:
le sieur dispentier, escartelle 1er et 4 d argent au baston de sable ; 2 et 3 de gueulle frette d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur despentier -- Thomas le de Spencer 1373-1400, Ld de Spencer of Glamorgan; created Earl of Gloucester 9/1397, attainted and executed (DBA, G-W).


ArmTxt:
le comte dorset, d angleterre a la bordure componnee d argent et d hermine

AiCmnt:
le comte dorset -- John Beaufort E.Dorset &c


ArmTxt:
le conte de mandeghien, d angleterre au lambeau d argent

AiCmnt:
le comte de mandeghien --  - dublet - Thomas Mowbray d.1401, Earl Marshal of England & Earl of Nottingham 1383 & Duke of Norfolk 1397.


ArmTxt:
le comte de tresset, face d argent et d azur de six trois tourteaux de gueulle au chef

AiCmnt:
le comte de tresflet --  - dublet - Reginald Grey 1372-1440, Ld Grey of Ruthin.


AiCmnt:
John D.Bedford, d.1435, younger brother of Henry V, regent of France from 1422 to his death. The blazon is illegible, emended to his real coat-of-arms.


ArmTxt:
le duc de clonster, d angleterre a la bande d argent

AiCmnt:
Humphrey D.Gloucester, d.1447, youngest brother of Henry V.


ArmTxt:
le sieur de berghes, d azur a trois anneaux d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de berghes --  \URF = 3 anilles, not in DBA


ArmTxt:
le sieur de peunies, face d or et d azur a la bordure de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de leumes --  ?? Penbrugge - confounded ?


ArmTxt:
le sieur de harinquert, de gueulle frette d or


AiCmnt:
-- not in sic/a -- late addition to SIC (itemnr 98 !), similar to ETO-item


ArmTxt:
le sieur de carmino, d azur a la bande d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de carmine -- Probably William Carminow of Ashwater, Devon, Kt, 1365-1406 (DBA, CIPM).


ArmTxt:
le sieur jehan d arondel, escartelle 1er et 4 d argent ; 2 et 3 de sable freste d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur d'arondel -- John (FitzAlan) de Arundel 1365-1415, Ld Maltravers 1397; or possibly 1st Ld d.1397 (DBA, DNB). Qtg FitzAlan + Maltravers.
GEC; DNB; XBM:6931, XRO:530;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de beaumont, face de vair et de gueulle de six

AiCmnt:
le sieur de beaumont -- 
DBA 1:91; XBM:7291Q1;


AiCmnt:
messire guillaume bouteiller -- 
DBA 1:384;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de mohemer, d or a l aigle de synople mambre de gueulle

AiCmnt:
le sieur de mohermer -- 
Foster DH 142; DBA 2:132-139 + 160;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de vodelan, qui porta la banniere de [..] a la bataille cressy, d argent a la bande de sable a trois testes de cerfz d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de vodelan -- 
DBA 2:39; Burke GA 1087 + 1132;


ArmTxt:
messire raoul palmier, d argent a la bande de sable


ArmTxt:
messire richard temprez, d argent a la bande de sable a l ourlet de merlettes de mesme

AiCmnt:
messire richart temprez -- 
 DBA 1:376+378


ArmTxt:
le sieur de widesore, de sable au saultouer d argent


ArmTxt:
le sieur de vibery, d azur a l aigle d or


ArmTxt:
le sieur de brasme, d or a trois pals d azur esguisez par hault


ArmTxt:
le sieur de fezieres de la curies de syrie, d or a la bande de sable a trois fers de cheval d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de feziers de la comte de syre -- emended from borseshoes Or.
DBA 2:43; XGB:9678;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de tresueden, d or a la bande de gueulle a 3 chevrons d argent

AiCmnt:
le sieur de tremesden --  Chevreston bore {Or bend Gu ch. 3 goats Ar}.
DBA 2:6-7; XBM:8545*;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de ubeto, bande d argent et de gueulle de huict a la bordure de sable besante d or

AiCmnt:
le sieur de ybetz -- 
DBA 2:121 (Whalesborough); Burke GA 1047 (Valetort)


ArmTxt:
messire jean wirhiet escartelle au 1et 4 d hermine au chevron de sable engresle dargent ; 2 et 3 de sable au chevron dargent


ArmTxt:
celui de trancheviller, de gueles a le bende d argent a ij fresiaux de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de sainte beuve, d azur a iij aniaulx d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Ste.Beuve (Sainte-Beuve-en-Riviere, dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Neufchâtel-en-Bray), no details.
Jougla GA 6.146;


ArmTxt:
celui de torfrestailles, d azur a iij vans d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de ferrieres, de gueles a l’escusson d’argent a le bordure de fers de chevaulx d’or

AiCmnt:
Probably a Ferrières S.Dangu (dep Eure, can Gisors, in Vexin), which usually had the inescucheon ermine, but lived around 1400.
Chenaye DN 7:950-952; MP Lillich, AH 91 (1977) 34; Boos LBR 151; XDD:2151-2152; XRO:4494 (Gaugin S.Dangu, 1348) + 4495 ( Guil S.Dangu & B.Thoury, 1482) + 4496 (Henri S.Dangu, 1335);  XDN:251; XDC:3773;
#- chk seals; -: Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire (dep Eure, ar Bernay, can Broglie) = 39D1 -- Prinet CPF;


ArmTxt:
le sire de waliquenville, parti d argent et de gueles endente de x pieces de l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
le sire de la frette, d or a l aigle de gueles membre de senais

AiCmnt:
la Ferté-Fresnel (dep Orne, ar Argentan, c-l-c). The were hereditary marshals dof Normandy.
Chenaye DN 7:958-969;  XDD:2155 (1391) {eagle; lion; =; =};  XDC:2591;


ArmTxt:
le sire de hambuye, d or a ij faisses d azur a le bordure de merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
le veneur, d argent a le bende d asur frete d or


ArmTxt:
celui de fontaines, de gueles a x billettes d or


ArmTxt:
celui de torgeville, de daineval a iij fremaulx d or

AiCmnt:
Arms ofTurqueville, blazoned with reference to Esneval, URF:1237.  The corresponding items in LBQ:1416 and PRT:1473, are Thièville found as URF:1353 with SIC:1066.


ArmTxt:
le sire de breteronde, de sinope a le croix d or ancree


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, faissie d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de forges, d azur a vj tourtiaux d or au chief d argent


ArmTxt:
les armes de monchiaux, d’argent a le croix de gueles ancree, et crie locvilliers


ArmTxt:
les anchiennes armes de normendie, d argent a iij testes de porc sangler de sable

AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to Richard de Normandie, a compagnon of Charlemange, see [2778] for details.
    Header: "Sensuyvent les armes des seigneurs de Normendie";


ArmTxt:
le sire de clere, d argent a le faisse de pelle [d azur paillee d or]

AiCmnt:
S.Clères (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Rouen, can Clères), no details.
Chenaye DN 5:846-853; Prinet CPF 33; Boos LBR 151; Brault RAE 2:107; XDN:139+181 (Jean, 1284); XRO:3205-3212;


ArmTxt:
celui de saquenville, d ermines a l aigle de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte d eu, d asur a j lion d or billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Arms of Brienne as C.Eu (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, c-l-c). The Brienne held the county from 1294-1350. One possibility is Jean (II, d.1302) C.Eu & Guines, who took part in the 1297 campaign and was killed at Courtrai in the next one, or Raoul (II, d.1350), connétable de France 1344, who forfeited it and was executed for treason.
ESNF 3:683;


ArmTxt:
celui d agneval, d or a iiij paulx d asur au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire d anceny, d or a demi lion de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de malemains, de gueles a iij mains d or

AiCmnt:
S.Malemains & Berceville, in Mortainais (dep manche, can Mortain).
    See Malemains, S.Cheveroc in Ar-Gu, [779].
Boos LBR 151; XDN:373;


ArmTxt:
celui de canivel, de sable a iij molettes d argent


ArmTxt:
les armes de prayaux, de gueles a l aigle d or membre de senais, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Arms of the maison Préaux (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Rouen, can Darnétal). 
    The corresponding items: LBQ:1325, PRT:1376 and LBQ:1059 has replaced this by {Gu lion Or}, which would be for the maison Préaux from Touraine (near Châtillon-sur-Indre), acutally using {Gu lion Ar}. Réné S.Préaux (in Touraine) was appointed panetier du roi in 1550. In 1566 the norman lordship was made into a barony for Etienne V.Argeville.
Chenaye DN 16:321-330 (in Touraine) + 16:330 (in Normandie);  XDD:3303-3306;


ArmTxt:
maillet de plaire, telz armes a lambiaul d asur

AiCmnt:
Malet de Plasnes, branches of malet de Graville, no details.


ArmTxt:
mallet de graville porte de geulles a trois fremaultz d or

AiCmnt:
Malet S.Graville (Graville-Ste-Honorine, dep Seine-Maritime, Le Havre).
Anselme 7:867-868; Chenaye DN 13:4-5; Brault RAE 2:274; Monstrelet TJ 2:114; XDN:374; XDD:2678; XRO:6849;


ArmTxt:
raiyl de la roche tesson, faissie [de sinople] paillie [d or, et] d ermine

AiCmnt:
S.Roche-Taisson on the Sienne in the Baillage d'Alencon  in Normandy, dep la Manche, ar St.Lô, can Villedieu-lès-Poêles.
Chenaye DN 18:880;  XDD:3679;


ArmTxt:
celui de graville, d asur a le faisse d argent et a croisettes d or


ArmTxt:
celui de croisy, d or a iij lions de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de recuchon, faissie d or et de sinope floretee de l un en l autre a j chievron de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de rcuchon, de vair a j lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
Recusson, not identified. See also Recusson in dep Calvados [1273].


ArmTxt:
celui de cantelou, lozengie d or et de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de prelay, d argent a ij lupars de sinope passans corone de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de biermont, esquartele d argent et de gueles a iij fleurs de liz l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
le sire de houdetot, d or a vj porcs senglers de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Houdetot (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Fontaine-le-Dun).
Anselme 8:15 (geneal); Jougla GA 4:305 (same family, different arms);


ArmTxt:
messire r bacon, de gueles a vj roses d argent

AiCmnt:
Roger (II) Bacon, o.s.p.m.c.1350, S.Molley (baillage du Caen, nr Bayeux, probably Molay-Littry).
Bouly EH 114; Chenaye DN 2:170-172;  XDN:90 (13C, Guil);


ArmTxt:
celui de piersy, de sable au chief d or dente


ArmTxt:
celui de goy, d or a ij colombes de gueles pommeleez en le moyenne seans en faisse


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint martin, d or a x billettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
St.Martin-le-Gaillard (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Dieppe, can Eu), no details.
XDN:523;


ArmTxt:
le conte de harecourt, de gueles a ij faisses d or et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
The senior member of the Harcourt family (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Brionne, cne Harcourt), Jean (IV, d.1346), was created count in 1338. The family was among the premier barons of Normandy and in time held other high titles. A branch setlled in England.
DBF, 1989, 27:611;  Biogr.Univ.(Michaud), 1857, 18:434; ESNF 10:123-142; Anselme 2:492 + 5:114 + 6:636; XDD:2367; XDN:307-310;


ArmTxt:
le sire de tournebus, d’argent a le bende d’azur


ArmTxt:
celui des essars, de gueles au sautoir d or dentee a iiij croissans d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de tilly, d or a le fleur de liz de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de toneville, d or a j lion de gueles engreillie [engoule] d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Tonneville (dep Manche, ar Cherbourg, can Beaumont), no details.


ArmTxt:
le sire d estouteville, burle d argent et de gueles a j lion de sable onglee d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Estouteville (Estouteville-Ecalles, dep Seine-Maritime, ar Rouen, can Bouchy), senior barons in Normandy with branches in England.
ESNF 13:103-109, Anselme 5:549; Brault RAE 2:156; P.Bony: RFHS 1990-91, 60-61:47-56; XDN:238-239;


ArmTxt:
le sire de freaville, d asur ou chief [d or] a j lion de gueles rampant sur tout l escut

AiCmnt:
S.Fréauville (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Londinières), no details.


ArmTxt:
le sire de treulonville, d ermines a le faisse de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Thibouville (dep Eure, ar Bernay, can Beaumont-le-Roger), no details.
Jougla GA 6:296; Prinet CPF 28; Brault RAE 2:413; XDD:3686 (Rob, 1259); XDC:8849 (Guil, 1387);


ArmTxt:
celui de fontenay, d or a l escusson de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de marez, d argent a le croix d azur ancree

AiCmnt:
Mares (Popoff) or Marechal (Popoff N, Clemmensen)


ArmTxt:
villame de painel, de gueles a ij lupars d or passans

AiCmnt:
Paynel S.Marcey (Marcey-les-Grèves, dep Manche, ar Avranches, c-l-a), a cadet of Paynel de Hambie.
Pastoureau ETO 2:169; Pattou WG 4;


ArmTxt:
celui de neufborc, d or a v bastons de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de piroy, de sinope a le bende d argent a ij fresiaux de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui du plaissier, paillie d argent et d azur au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
f painel seigneur de hambriye, d or a ij faisses d azur a le bordure de merlettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
The Paynel held Hambye (dep Manche, ar Coutances, can Gavray). It had an english branch. The arms are entered as S.Hambye in [1368]. Foulque is a common christain name in this family.
Chenaye DN 15:538-546; Pattou WG (www); XDD:3148;


ArmTxt:
celui de monconduit, de gueles a j fremail d or a iij molettes d argent, iij ou chief et l autre ou piet

AiCmnt:
See also Mauconduit V.Blosseville [1330].


ArmTxt:
celui d anamal, burle d argent et d asur a j lion de gueles onglee d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de montpupian, de gueles a j ray d argent

AiCmnt:
Arms of Payen S.Montpipeau in Orleanais (château de Montpipeau, today: Huisseau-sur.Mauves, dep Loiret, can Meung). The fief was held by the Payen from c.1200 to 1342. The heiress Jeanne married the poitevin Guichard (IV) d'Angle (d.1381), and their daughter Jeanne inherited it. Her second husband was Aimery (I) de Rochechouart, and it stayed in this family for centuries.
Nussard T 111 (seal); Chenaye DN 15:530-532; www.fabpedigree.com + Pattou WG (2006)


ArmTxt:
le sire de mortemer, faissie d or et de sinope florete de l un en l autre a baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Mortemer-en-Bray (dep Seine-Maritime, ar & can Neufchâtel-en-Bray). In 1277 connétable de Normandie. The family also held Couhé.
Chenaye DN 14:616-617;


ArmTxt:
celui de bruncourt, faisse d or d or et de gueles florete de l ung en l autre de fleurs de liz

AiCmnt:
S.Brucourt (Brucourt, dep Calvados, ar Lisieux, can Dozulé), The family lived 1784.
    This item is not in PRT or LBQ.
wikipedia; Jougla GA 2:277;  XDN:149;


ArmTxt:
j martel, de gueles a iij martiaux d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de moustiers, d argent a le bende de sable et fretet d or, a j lion de gueles rampant contre le bende


ArmTxt:
le sire de margny, d asur a ij faisses d argent

AiCmnt:
Louis Portier de Marigny, o.s.p.m, S.Ecouis (dep Eure, can Lyons-le-Fôret), eldest son of Enguerrand (executed 1315), the minister of Philippe 'le Bel'. The first maison Marigny became extinct c.1200 into le Portier de Marigny. Louis had two brothers Raoul and Thomas. His only daughter Ide married Jean (III) V.Melun in 1348.
Chenaye DN 16:201-202; Anselme 6:311; wiki; XDD:2706Q1;


ArmTxt:
celui de pontrel de mer, de gueles a j pont d argent a j lion d or passant suz le chief coronez de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de cernilly, de gueles a l escusson d argent a le bordure de fremaux d or


ArmTxt:
celui de rochefort, d argent a iij fleurs de liz de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de campaigne, d azur a iij mains d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de rouvroit, burle d or et d asur a ung lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Rouvray (possibly Rouvray-Catillon, dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Forges-les-Eaux), no details.
Chenaye DN 17:830; Brault RAE 2:367; Prinet CPF 38 XDN:501 (Jean, 1280); XDC:8039;


ArmTxt:
le visconte de blesseville, de gueles a iij molettes d argent

AiCmnt:
Mauconduit V.Blosseville (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can St.Valery-en-Caux). One V.Blosseville (d.1480), was a poet. Another branch of Mauconduit is in [1281]. Arms of Mauconduit.
Fecamp VCX 103 a.o.; wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
depuiz les armes de normendie, de gueles a ij lupars d or passans et viennent de champaigne

AiCmnt:
Arms used for the duchy of Normandy, acutally a diminuation af 'England' referring to the period before 1204, where the kings of England held the duchy. The arms were not used on seals.


ArmTxt:
ung[sic] gros parmi, de gueles a ij jumelles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui d argueles, esquartele d or et d azur a iij rosses de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de hemon, d asur au chief d or a j chievron de gueles


ArmTxt:
le conte d eu, de france a lambiaul de gueles castele d or, et sont les armes du conte d artoiz

AiCmnt:
Arms of Artois as C.Eu duirng 1350-1472. Jean d'Artois (1321-1387) was created C.Eu after the confiscation from the Brienne of 1350. His younger son Philippe (1358-1397) succeded his brother as C.Eu and was appointed connétable de France in 1392.
GEC 5:151-179; DBF 3:230+1201; ESNF 3:70;


ArmTxt:
celui de brione, de harecourt [de gueules a deux fasces d or] a iij tourtiaux d asur au chief


ArmTxt:
celui d aurichier, d or a iij roses de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de hotot, d argent a le faisse d azur a iij aigles de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de fairieres, telz armes a le faisse fretet d or


ArmTxt:
celui de rouvilliers, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij aigles d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de blaville, d azur a le croix d argent a croisettes d or recroiseteez, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Jean de Mauquenchy, o.s.p.1390, dit Mouton, S.Blainville (dep Manche, ar Coutances, can St.Malo-de-la-Lande), was appointed maréchal de France in 1368. The line became extinct with him.
Jougla GA 5:21; Dousseau CM 49;


ArmTxt:
celui de hermanville, de gueles a le croix d or unies [d ermines] dentee


ArmTxt:
celui de ferrieres, de gueles a l escusson d ermines suz une faisse de gueles, a le bordure de fers de cheval d or


ArmTxt:
le sire d’ausseville, d’argent a le bende d’azur a iij lions d’argent suz le bende et le bende estincelee d’or

AiCmnt:
Ausseville or Anserville, not identified. Another norma family of that name had {Ar lion Gu} in Jougla GA 1:289.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de gaillon, de gueles a iij lions d or

AiCmnt:
Arms of Gaillon S.Beuzeville (probably Beuzeville-la-Bastille, dep Manche, ar Cherbourg, can Ste.Mére-Èglise), no details.
Jougla GA 4:86; XDD:2323;


ArmTxt:
le sire de la riviere, de sable a le bende d argent

AiCmnt:
A member of the Bureau de la Rivière family, which held the lordship of Rivière in Nivernais (dep Nièvre, ar Cosnes-sur-Loire, can Donzy). Several members were prominent around 1400. Jean (IV) de la Rivière, chambellan du roi 1365, his brother Charles dit Bureau de la Rivière (d.1400), the executor of the will of Charles V. The two sons of Charles:  Jacques S.Auneau (d.1413) and  Charles Bureau de la Rivière C.Dammartin (j.u.), artillery organiser for Charles V-VI, d.1429/33. 
Anselme 8:895; wiki; Sumption HY 3:391.


ArmTxt:
celui de bonneville, d argent a v quintes fueilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui d’anseville, d’argent a l’aigle de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de breaute, d argent a le quintefueille de gueles le pointe desoubz

AiCmnt:
S.Bréauté (dep Seine-Maritime, ar LeHavre, can Goderville , in baillage de Caux), originally flemish from near St.Omer, got terre de Neville near St.Valéry-en-Caux.
Chenaye DN 4:33-38; Monstrelet TJ 1:333;


ArmTxt:
celui de broch, d argent au chief de gueles a j lion d or ou chief


ArmTxt:
celui de bens, d or a iij jumelles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de sourdeval, d or frete de sable a j quartier de mesmes


ArmTxt:
les armes de bailleul, de gueles a le croix d argent ancree a croisettes recroiseteez de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Bailleul sr d'Alenc, in baillage de Caen, no details;
Boos LBR 154; XDD:1270;


ArmTxt:
celui de bray, d asur au chief d or a j chievron de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui d amans, de sable a ij jumelles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de bernenguel, d argent a le bende de paille a lambiaul de gueules


ArmTxt:
messire r bertran, d or a j lion de sinope coronez d argent

AiCmnt:
Robert (VII) Bertrand, d.1348, S.Briquebec (dep Manche, ar Cherbourg-Octeville, c-l-c), d.1348, was created maréchal de France in 1325.
Anselme 6:688-691 (geneal); XDD:220 (Rob, marF, 1338);


ArmTxt:
celui de burville, de gueles a iij vivres d or


ArmTxt:
celui de bousseville, d argent a le faisse de sable a iij quintefueilles de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de vigart, d argent a ij faisses de gueles a iij merlettes de gueles entre les faisses


ArmTxt:
celui de garet, d ermines a iij lozenges de gueles seans en faisse


ArmTxt:
messire jehan bigot, de gueles a le bende d argent a croisettes d or senz estre croiseteez


ArmTxt:
le sire de landres, d asur a iij chievrons d or

AiCmnt:
des Landes S.Avilly (dep Calvados, ar Vire, can Vassy), noted 1196.
Chenaye DN 11:402-406 (Az chevron Or);  XDD:2533 (chevronny of 6);


ArmTxt:
celui de landry, d or frete de sinope a j quartier de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de vendegies, de noir a une roue d'argent

AiCmnt:
Weedenhuysen, fra (Cb);  ui (pop);  Vendegies-sur-Escaillon / -sur-Bois (11E2, hai);  fra-hai-cor (Cb); crie Rueire [Roeulx].
-: Robert de Vendegies d.1421 (hai, nam);
REF: 
-. Rolland 6:90n48 (Belgie; 11E2);  Devillers CH 4:284; XRA 4:103; XDF:1682;
RE: Weedenhuysen = {Or 3 anilles Az};


ArmTxt:
le roy de france, d'asur a fleurs de lis d'or

AiCmnt:
Charles V R.France, b.1337,  r.1364-1380, eldest son of Jean II 'bon'.
Header: "france".


ArmTxt:
le sieur d anay, d or au chef de gueulle


ArmTxt:
monseigneur le daufin, escartellé de france et du daufinez et sont les armes du daufinez d'or a un daufin d'asur


ArmTxt:
jehan, filz de roy de france, duc de berry


ArmTxt:
mr charles sr de la riviere conte de dammartin


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de saint pol, de chastillon a lambiaul d azur

AiCmnt:
C.St.Pol (Châtillon), see previous item.
XRA 1:195t12n1; XDA:12 (Gui c.St.Pol, 1299); XDC:8261 (Gui C.St.Pol, 1299);


ArmTxt:
le comte de guynes, vaire d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
les sieurs de noyelles et fouxeux, de gueulle a trois jumelles d argent


ArmTxt:
le sieur davelus, d argent au lyon de gueulle


ArmTxt:
le sieur de fontaines, d or a une face de gueulle


ArmTxt:
le sieur de crevecoeur, de gueulle a trois chevrons d or


ArmTxt:
les armes de durs, d azur au chief d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de miremmont, d'argent a iii tourteaulx de gueules sur le premier tortel une bende d'or engreslee


ArmTxt:
celui de vers, d azur ou chief d argent a le fleur de liz de gueles coppe par le pommel, et crie durs


ArmTxt:
le sire de moruel, de france a demi lion versant [naissant d argent]


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Lusignan, d.1442, Archbiship of Nicosia 1421, cardinal de Cypre 1426, cardinal bishop of Palestrina. As son of Jacques de Lusignan King of Cyprus (d.1398) regent of Cyprus 1427-28. Qtly Jerusalem, Lusignan, Armenia and Cyprus.
ESNF 3:566;


ArmIdf:
Niccolo Albergati, cardinal de Ste.Croix

AiCmnt:
Niccolo Albergati, d.1443, cardinal-priest de Ste.Croix, Bishop of Bologna, beatified. Diplomat and papal legate to France, Venice and Germany. Probably his arms of office as the Albergati coat of arms were {Az bend Ar & border Gu}.
Crollalanza DH 1:19;


AiCmnt:
Probably an otherwise unknown cleric, Friederich Volsen, of german origin.


ArmIdf:
Jean Jouvenel des Ursins, Bishop of Beauvais

AiCmnt:
Jean Jouvenel des Ursins, 1388-1473, maitre de requêtes du dauphin 1417, avocat général au parlement de Paris, Bishop of Beauvais 1431, of Laon 1444 and Archbishop of Reims 1450. The family adopted the arms of Orsini on the basis of a fabricated descent from the illustrious italian family.
Anselme 2:46 + 6:401-407;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Bergues-St.Winnoc Sr de Cohem, fl.1417-30, from Artois, grand veneur de France.
XDC:913;  XDD:5281;


ArmIdf:
Reynaud de Chartres, Archbishop of Reims

AiCmnt:
Reynaud de Chartres, d.1443, Archbishop of Reims 1413, Chancellor of France 1428, son of Hector de Chartres Sr d'Ons-en-Bray and Blanche de Nesle Dame de Savigny. Reims qtg (Chartres qtg Nesle-Offemont).
Anselme 2:45 + 6:400;


AiCmnt:
Charles (I) de Bourbon,1401-1456, duc de Bourbon 1433 & Auvergne & comte de Forez. Senior military commander and governor of Ile-de-France, Champagne and Languedoc. Married to Agnes de Bourgogne (Valois), sister of Philippe 'bon'.
DBF 6:1387;  Anselme 1:305; ESNF 3:72-76 + 90-91;


AiCmnt:
Arthur (III) de Bretagne (Dreux-Montfort) Sr de Parthenay, 1393-1458, dit comte de Richemont, connetable de France 1424, titular duc de Touraine, duc de Bretagne 1457. Richemont is the titular earldom of Richmond in England bestowed on the dukes of Bretagne or their brothers since 1136 and confirmed in 1398. Arthur was married in 1423 to Marguerite de Bourgogne (Valois; 1393-1442), sister of Philippe 'bon', and served with both english, burgundian and dauphinist forces.
Anselme 2:37;  ESNF 2:18-19+75;


AiCmnt:
Louis de Bourbon, 1376-1446, comte de Vendôme 1412, ambassador to England and to Aragon, governor of Picardie & Champagne & Brie. A distant cousin of the duc de Bourbon [14], the lines separated in 1342. Bourbon-la-Marche qtg Vendôme.
ESNF 3.4:723-728, 3.1:74+116, 2:28; Anselme 1:322; XDD:991;


ArmIdf:
Gilbert de Motier S.Lafayette, maréchal de France

AiCmnt:
Gilbert de Motier Sr de Lafayette, 1396-1464, maréchal de France 1421.
Anselme 7:57-67; XDD:2143*;


AiCmnt:
Arnoul dit Paillard Raybe d'Urfé Sr d'Urfé & la Bastide, 1398-1444, bailli de Forez, capitaine de Gendarmes du Roi and an associate of the Charles (I) duc de Bourbon. APA/b:14r1 reads 'georges d'urfe'.
Anselme 8:498; Perroy FF 2:625;


AiCmnt:
Anthoine de Montagny, not Montigon, from Forez and probably a younger brother of Louis Sr de Montagny (fl.1448-1468).


AiCmnt:
Henry Beaufort called Cardinal of England,  1375-1447, Bishop of Winchester 1404, cardinal priest of St.Eusebius 1426, legitimised natural son of John of Gaunt, the great grandfather of Henry VI. Besides being the richest prelate in England, papal legate, councillor and great uncle of the King of England, he was also godfather of Charles, the heir of Philippe 'bon'. In 1431 he performed the coronation of henry VI in Paris Notre Dame.  His nephew, Edmund Beaufort comte de Mortain, an ambassador to Basel in 1434 was also present in Arras. Edmund was created KG for his defence of Calais the following year.
GEC 12.1:40; ODNB 4:625;


AiCmnt:
John Kemp, 1380-1454, dean 1415, Bishop of Rochester 1419,  Chichester 1421, London 1421, Archbishop of York 1426,  cardinal-priest of Sta.Balbina 1439, chancellor, cardinal-bishop of Sta.Rufina 1452 ,  Archbishop of Canterbury 1452. Kemp, with Winchester and Huntingdon, was the leading English ambassador. Canterbury impaling Kemp, which might be a later 'improvement'. The arms of York are {Gu 2 keys Ar  in saltire acc. crown Or in chf}.
Burke GA 557; Elvin CH 79;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Redburne,  Bishop of St.David 1433-1442. According to the Register, he bore {six-pointed mullet within a border}. The diocesian arms were {Sa cross Or ch. 5 cinquefoils pd Sa}.
Burke GA 844; Briggs CH 340 (St.David);  Bedford BE 37 (Redford);


AiCmnt:
John Holland, d.1447, Earl of Huntingdon 1417, Duke of Exeter 1443, Lord Admiral 1446. The secular leader of the English embassy. Son of a half-brother of Richard II, King of England (d.1399).
GEC 9:604;  XEL:400; XRO:5849; XBM:1046 + 10763-10764;


AiCmnt:
William de la Pole,  Earl of Suffolk. De la Pole qtg Wingfield.
GEC; XBM:12755-12758;


ArmIdf:
Walter Hungerford L.Hungerford & Heytesbury

AiCmnt:
Walter Hungerford,1378-1449, Lord Hungerford & Heytesbury, King's Knight 1399, KG 1421, Gt Council 1401 + 1403, speaker of the House of Commons, Sheriff of Somerset & Dorset. Heytesbury qtg Hungerford.
Roskell C; DBA 1:41-45 + 2:269-270;


AiCmnt:
John Ratcliffe, d.<1441, KG 1429, secretary to Thomas of Lancaster in 1403, a professional soldier-administrator, Joint Chief Butler of Ireland 1406-1411, constable of Fronsac & sénéscal d'Aquitaine 1423-1436. He ranked as a banneret for the embassy to Arras. He married into properties in Norfolk, e.g. Attleborough. His arms were also included in ETO:81r13-15 with Clifton and Stawell.
DBA 1:350+395, 2:2+20+109 (a.o.); Roskell C 4:155+164; Burke GA 834+839; Burke EP 436+447+449+648;  Burke PB 1018+2197, Burke LG 2:27;


AiCmnt:
Probably not Clinton, but John Clifton, 1394-1447, baron Clifton of Bokenham in Norfolk, but not summoned to Parliament. The arms are the adopted Cailli baron Bokenham. One Clinton family bore {checky Or-Gu & chief/canton Er}.
GEC 3:307; Burke EP 124; DBA 1:344; Burke GA 204;


AiCmnt:
John Stawell of Cothelstone in  Somerset,  o.v.p. He was son of Thomas (1369-1439), who was an influential Somerset MP and member of several commissions and  served as Sheriff of Devon 1434. Stawell qtg Merton.
Roskell C 4:470; GEC 12.1:265 (barony 1685-1820); DBA 2:114+126; Foster DH 85+231;


AiCmnt:
Walter de Neville of the Nevilles of Raby is not identified, and no Neville is known to have been at Arras. The brisure was used by John Neville Baron Latimer of Danby (o.s.p. 1430) and possibly also by Robert Neville, d.1457, Bishop of Salisbury 1427, Bishop of Durham 1437, son of John Neville, 1st Earl of Westmoreland. It might be for William Lord Fauconberg, younger brother of Robert, knighted 1428 and a prominent military commander. Walter is very rarely if ever used by the Nevilles of Raby.
GEC 12.2:544; Burke PB 1:14-16;


AiCmnt:
Leon Hastings, d.1455. His son William, 1430-85,  KG 1462 (no.188) was created 1st Baron Hastings of Hastings by Edward IV.
GEC 6:345-387 (Hastings-Pembroke, Or-Gu);  Collins PE 3:84; Burke PB 1273; Burke EP 267;


AiCmnt:
The leading English advocate at the conference at Arras. His name is not known, but the goat salient is present in the arms of Buckton, a family of prominent lancastrian retainers.


AiCmnt:
Mistakenly included in APA. The legend might imply a Bishop of Durham, though there is no mention of a Bishop of Durham being present. The diocesian arms of Durham in 1512 were {Az cross Or betw. 4 lions Ar}. The painted arms on 15v5 are the reverse of the Bishop of Trient or Trentino in Southern Tirol as given in LYN:1615 and BHM:1615 and the last 2 items would belong to the ETO-aut clone, which usually begins with Brixen as on 16v1. 
Heraldry Society, Fact Sheet 4, s.d. (Durham);


AiCmnt:
This item might also be an artifact. The legend might imply a Bishop of Rouen. In which case the coat would be for Pierre Cauchon, Bf.Lisieux, a member of the embassy. His father was a champenois worker, but he rose in English service, becoming Bishop of Lisieux. President of the Court that in 1434 sentenced Jeanne d'Arc to be burnt at the stake for heresy.
The arms were also borne by Lisle of Layburn and is present in ETO:862 and BHM:2059 with the legend "nÿuel du roy".  Rolland and Rietstap give different arms for Cauchon families in Champagne.
Burke EP; Papworth 453; DBA 2:381 (Lisle);


ArmIdf:
Johannes von Heinsberg,  Bishop of Liège

AiCmnt:
Johan / Jean von Heinsberg, d.1459, prince-évèque de Liège & duc de Bouillon 1419-59. Qtly 1+4 Loos qtg Chiny (in pretence), 2+3 Heinsberg, inescutcheon of Jülich/Juliers (in pretence).
ESNF 18:23-26; XRA 2:57;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Gavre, d.1439, Bishop of Cambrai 1412. Cambrai qtg Gavre-Lens dit de Rolland.
ESNF 7:91-93;  XDF:922 (Q2, Gavre-Lens, arms of Roland);


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Cayeux Sr de Cayeux & Mailly &al., fl.1392, d.1439, Bishop of Arras 1426, councillor to both the duc de Bourgogne and the roi de France.
Chesnaye DN 1:714-719; XSP:471+506;


AiCmnt:
Laurent Pinon, dominican, Bishop of Bethlehem 1423,  Bishop of Auxerre 1432 and confessor of Philippe 'bon', d.1449. Arms of Pinon.


AiCmnt:
Abbot of St.Vaast in Arras, the host of the talks of the conference.


AiCmnt:
Philippe dit le Bon,  duc de Bourgogne &c., 1393-1467. Qtly 1+4 Bourgogne-Valois, 2 Bourgogne ancien qtg Brabant, 3 Bourgogne ancien qtg Limburg, inescutcheon of Flanders.


AiCmnt:
Willem Arnold van Egmond, 1410-1473, Herzog von Geldern and Graf von Zutphen 1423-1465. The arms are Jülich impaling Geldern, as used by his predessor, Reinold (IV) von Ravensberg (o.s.p. 1423). On his death, Jülich / Juliers went to Adolf von Ravensberg Graf von Berg, and Geldern-Zutphen to Willem Arnold through Reinold's sister, Johanna, who married jan van Arkel and their daughter, who married Jan (II) van Egmond.
ESNF 18:29 + 33;


AiCmnt:
Anthoine de Vaudemont comte de Vaudemont, d.1457, pretender to the dukedom of Lorraine, supported by Philippe 'bon' against René d'Anjou dit Roy de Secille. The dukedom was awarded to the latter by the Emperor, but was captured and imprisoned by the burgundians.  The son of Anthoine, Ferry (II) married Yolande, daughter of René and their son, René (II) became Duc de Lorraine. Arms of Lorraine.
Vaughan PB; Vaughan CB 102;


AiCmnt:
Louis de Luxembourg, 1418-1475, comte de Saint-Pol 1433 & Ligny, connétable de France 1465. Arms of the Ligny branch of maison de Luxembourg.
ESNF 1.2:82+202-204+229+231-234, 7:68, 3:202-203;


AiCmnt:
Engelbert (I) von Nassau, 1370-1442, Graf von Nassau-Dillingen. Domherr in Köln 1399, but married Johanna van Polanen (Wassenaer), heiress to Breda & Leck, in 1403 and was Graf von Vianden &c 1417.
Sieb 4/1.1.3: 51+t205;  ESNF 1.1:69;  XRL:647; XCM:203-205;


ArmIdf:
Engilbert de Vertain, comte de Fauquembergue

AiCmnt:
Engilbert de Vertain S.Beaurieu & comte de Fauquembergue c. 1430. The comté belonged to the Luxembourg-St.Pol untill 1392. Restored to Jean Beaumont de Saint-Omer (d.1405) and inherited by his Vertain nephews. Arms of the comté. Vertain bore {Az cross Ar}.
Sumption HY 1:199; XRA 4:108*;


AiCmnt:
Friederich (IV) dit Valeran, Graf von Mörs, d.1451, CTdO 1431, governor of Geldern, married Engelberta von der Mark, daughter of Adolf Gf. von Kleve. Mörs qtg Saarwerden.
ESNF 7:168; XCB:122;


ArmIdf:
Guillaume (VIII) de Chalon, Sr d'Arlay & Arguel

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (VIII) de Chalon Sr d'Arlay & Arguel, d.1475, son of Louis (II) 'bon' de Chalon prince d'Orange (d.1463) and Jeanne de Montbéliard / Mömpelgard. Chalons-Arlay qtg Orange, inescutcheon of Geneve.
ESNF 2:61;


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Lannoy, Sr de Santes 1422 & Beaumont, 1384-1456 (o.s.p.), CTdO 1430, grand maître d'arbaletriers de France 1421, sovereign baillif of Lille 1410, Statthouder in Holland-Zeeland. The elder of the four Lannoy brothers, Gilbert [89], Baudouin [90] and Gossouin.
ESNF 8:11;  Chesnaye DN 11:460-470; XDD:2551;


ArmIdf:
Philippe de Ternant Sr de Ternant & la Mothe, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Philippe de Ternant 1400-1456, Sr de Ternant & la Mothe, governor of Paris c1429, CTdO 1430.
ESNF 15:181;  Anselme 8.13;  XCB:486;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Vienne Sr de Roulans, d.1440, from Franche-Comté. Brother of Guillaume de Vienne Sr de St.Georges, CTdO.
ESNF 3:456;


ArmIdf:
Rupprecht (IV),  Gf. von Virneburg, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Rupprecht (IV) Gf. von Virneburg, fl.1391-1444, CTdO 1433, governor of Luxembourg.
Möller S 1:28; Sieb 20/6.7:t16;  XRA 4:136; XDD:11099;


ArmIdf:
Jean (III) de Luxembourg, comte de Ligny, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Luxembourg-Ligny , 1385-1440 (o.s.p.m.), comte de Ligny & Roussy & Guise & Sr de Beaurevoir & Bouhaing, CTdO 1430. His men captured Jeanne d'Arc. Uncle of Louis comte de St.Pol [55].


AiCmnt:
Mathieu de Roye Sr d'Aunoy.
Monstrelet TJ 1:115;  Goethals DGB 4 (Roye de Wichen, qtly); Chesnaye DN 903-905; XDC:808; XDD:3476;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Uitkerke Sr de Desselghem/Oezelghem & Hestrut & Herbomez, d.1439/42 (executed), married to Bonne de Herbomez, son of Roland [79].


AiCmnt:
Pierre de Beauffremont comte de Charny, d.1473, CTdO 1430; in 1447 married Marie de Bourgogne, a daughter of Philippe 'bon'. Beauffremont qtg Vergy with inescutcheon of Charny.
ESNF 13:39; Chesnaye DN 2:518;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Varax. The family were later created marquis de St.Sorlin, in Bresse on the border of Bourgogne and Savoie. The arms are usually {qtly Vr-Gu}. Q1+4 is lozengy Or-Gu in APA/b.
Rolland 6:80;


AiCmnt:
Claes van Sint-Goriks / St.Guerix / St.Géry / Santo Gaugerico. A noble family from near Louvain.  Q1 is St.Géry. The inescutcheon is usually Namur rather than Brabant.
Rolland 5:225*; XRA 3:304*;


AiCmnt:
Arnold van Pede, in Brabant. APA/b reads 'mes henry de pex'. Pede qtg Wilre or Coudenberg dit Rollibuc (?).
Adam AB 517;  XRA 3:107;


AiCmnt:
Anton van Adeghem, fl.1439. 
  APA/b:19v6 reads 'mos hantoin deaubrighen / de enbeghen', CLE 'tones van heghem', LYN 'meghem'.
Eeckhout TBX 201;


AiCmnt:
Jean van Bau. A family of échevins in Mechelen / Malines. Probably father or brother of Wouter S.Boxtel & Vremde (fl.1445).
Adam AB:28,  XRA 1:209 + 3:278;


AiCmnt:
Jean de la Clite, Sr de Comines, d.1443, CTdO 1430, grand bailli de Flandre; conseiller 1409, uncle of the historian Philippe de Comines.
XRA 4:501*; XDF:5046;


ArmIdf:
Jean (III) de Roubaix Sr Roubaix & Herselles, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Roubaix, Sr de Roubaix & Herselles, 1369-1449, CTdO 1430, ambassador to Portugal during the marriage negotiations for Isabel de Braganza;
XRA 3:278;


ArmIdf:
Roland van Uitkerke Sr de Hemsrode, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Roland d'Uitkerke d.1442, Sr de Hemsrode & Herstruut/Heestert, governor of Harlem, of Holland 1437, CTdO 1430, married Marguerite de Clite.
XRA 4:72; XDD:10501;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Halluin Sr d'Uitkerke & Watervliet & Zwevegem, d.1419, son of Roland S.Halluin + Marguerite de Gruuthuyse. Inescutcheon of Gruuthuyse.
Eeckhout ETO;  Anselme 3:900 + 4:330;


AiCmnt:
Gaucher de St.Simon (Rouvroy), d.1458, eldest of the two sons of Mathieu (d.1415). He inherited Pierre de Haveskerke and was a senior burgundian commander and chamberlain to both Charles Vi and Jean 'sans peur'. APA/b:21r1 reads 'etienne st simon'. But the only Etienne in the genealogy is Etienne St.Simon S.St.Léger-près-Doulens, who lived around 1640, a contemporary of the copyist, Aumale-Haucourt.
Bozzolo CAM 1:119 + 2:59; Anselme 4:389-413; Monstrelet TJ 2:94; Rolland 5:202n5;


ArmIdf:
Jean (V) van Vilain (Gent) Sr de Huysse & Pamele

AiCmnt:
Jean (V) van Vilain (Gent) Sr de Huysse & Pamele (jure uxoris), d.1447. Inescutcheon of Maelstede, the arms of his grandmother.
ESNF 7:83-84; XRA 1:474 + 4:119;;


ArmIdf:
Guillaume, Sr de Châtillon & la Ferté-en-Ponthieu

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Châtillon, Sr de Châtillon & la Ferté-en-Ponthieu, governor of Reims, d.1440.
Popoff, RFHS 51, 1981; ESNF 7:20; Anselme 6:91; XDD:1786-1798;


AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Châtillon, Sr de Troissy, governor of Epernay, d.1443, brother of Guillaume [93].


AiCmnt:
Raoul d'Ailly S.Picquigny & vidame d'Amiens. fl.1430.
Anselme 4:336; XRO:72;


ArmIdf:
Jean (IV) de Melun, V.Melun & S.Antoing, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) de Melun, vicomte de Melun 1415 & châtelain de Gent 1410 & Sr d'Antoing, 1398-1484, CTdO 1432, connétable de Flandre. Arms of Melun.
ESNF 7:55-56;  Anselme 5:224;  XDD:697-699;


AiCmnt:
Guy (IV) de Nesle S.Mello & Offemont, d.1473, married to Jeanne de Saluzzo. Not present in APA/b.
ESNF 3.4:653-656; Anselme 6:44+737; Chesnaye DN 5:856-931; Monstrelet TH 1:173; XDD:195;


AiCmnt:
Guy de Turpin de Rennie Sr de Laval & Vitré & Gavre (jure uxoris), chamberlain to Philppe 'bon', d.<1444, married cladestinely in 1416 to Anne dame de Laval & Gavre. Due to the opposition to the marriage, he was forced into burgundian service in 1418. Arms of Montmorency-Laval. In CAM:413, he is given {Or lion Az; Ar chief Or ch. 3 martlets Sa; =; =}, which is maternal Coëmes qtg Turpin de Rennie. His father, Jean was Sr de la Renaudière à St-Julien-en-Champagne (dep Sarthe). 
ESNF 14:137-144; Anselme 2:551; Bozzolo CAM 2:61; XDD:2555 (Laval); XRO:10992 (Coëmes-Turpin);


ArmIdf:
Jean (II) de la Trémoille, baron de Dours

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de la Trémoille, baron de Dours & d'Engoudsent & sr de la Motte & Allonville, d.1452.
ESNF 10:1+5;  XEP:682-704;


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Craon dit de Domart, d.1440. The legend might be confused as for Caumesnil [131].
ESNF 3.4:719-722;  Monstrelet TJ 1:37; Anselme 8:567;  XEP:272-287; XDD:1951-1954;


ArmIdf:
Ghert d'Escornaix Sr de Montfort-sur-Somme

AiCmnt:
Ghert d'Escornaix,  Sr de Montfort-sur-Somme & Berchem & Bevere & Machelen, d.1457. Escornaix (Gavre) qtg Ghistelle-Dudzele, inescutcheon of Luxembourg.
ESNF 7:94;  XDF:924;


AiCmnt:
Colard de la Clite dit de Comines S.Renescure & St.Venant & Thil & Watten, souverain bailli de Flandre, d.c1453, married secondly Marguerite van Arnemuiden. Brother of Jean S.Comines [77] and father of Philippe, c. 1447-1513, the chronicler.
ESNF 7:22B+24;


ArmIdf:
Florimond de Brimieu, S.Massincourt, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Guillaume dit Florimond de Brimieu, Sr de Massincourt, d.1441, CTdO 1430. 
ESNF 7:65; XDD:1573;


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Brimieu,  Sr de Grigny,  fl.c1384-1447, CTdO 1430. Brother of Florimond [122].
ESNF 7:65;  XDP:218;


ArmIdf:
Gilbert de Lannoy, Sr de Willerval, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Gilbert de Lannoy Sr de Willerval & Drongen/Trochiennes & Santes & d'Argies, 1386-1462, CTdO 1430, brother of Hugues [88].
XRA 2:314;


ArmIdf:
Baudoin de Lannoy dit Le Bègue Sr dMolembaix, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Baudoin de Lannoy dit Le Bègue Sr de Molembaix, 1388-1474, CTdO 1430, brother of Hugues [88]. Inescutcheon of Molembaix.


AiCmnt:
Pierre d'Escornaix Sr de Romeike/Romagnies, fl.1416-35. Brother of Ghert [81]. Escornaix (Gavre) qtg Ghistelles, inescutcheon of Luxembourg, which is missing in APA/b.


AiCmnt:
Frank van Lummen / Lumene,  S de Maarke.
Eeckhout CNK 189; XRA 2:393; GNF; Hemricourt M 67;


AiCmnt:
Charles de Longueval Sr de Longueval & Maigremont, fl.1395, d.1439, married to Marguerite Divion. 
ESNF 7:66; XDD:2610-2613; XCB:338;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Horn r de Bausignies, fl.1435, amiral de Bourgogne, grand chambellan.
Adam AB:338;  XRA 2:108; ESNF 18:62-65; XCB:319;


ArmIdf:
Philippe de Montmorency Sr de Croisilles

AiCmnt:
Philippe de Montmorency Sr de Croisilles & Neuville & Witasse & Bours, d.1473, married Marguerite de Bours. APA/b was confounded into 'de montmorency nomme mathieu connestable de france' - for Mathieu (II), fl.1174-1230 and connétable 1219.
M Regnier 1983, 3.ColAIH p.141-150; ESNF  14:122+131; XDD:2943 (Mathieu, 1203, 4 eagles);


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Haren / Borgharen, a lordship near Maastricht.
XRA 2:33*;  XNL:909*;


AiCmnt:
Torcy or Torsay, not identified. Arms similar to Soyecourt; Torcy is a lordship of the Sr de Soyecourt (Anselme 8:523), re [20] in the french section.


ArmIdf:
Jean de Crequi S.Crequi & Canaples, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Jean  (V) de Crequi S.Crequi & Canaples, c1397-1473, CTdO 1430.
Anselme 4:293 + 6:776; Chesnaye DN 6:464-490; XDD:1958;


AiCmnt:
Two brothers, Hector and Philippe, were partisans of the burgundians, while the third brother, Guillaume de Saveuse, fought for the orleanists in 1408. They often qtd Saveuse and Quiéret = {Gu bend Or, billety or;  Ar 3 fleurs-de-lis p.n. Gu; =; = }. 
Monstrelet TJ 1:198;


AiCmnt:
Baudoin de Fosseux, prevôt de Papingloo 1443-46. Jeanne Dm.Fosseux, in 1422 married to Jean (II) de Montmorency, and brought him the lordship.
XRA 1:463; XDA:309; Chesnaye DN 8:397 + 14:380+384 (Montmorency-Fosseux);


ArmIdf:
Baudouin de Noyelles-Wion sr, Sr de Casteaux,

AiCmnt:
Baudouin de Noyelles-Wion Sr de Casteaux & Noyelles & Tilloy, d.<1448, chamberlain and counsellor, governor of Peronne 1422-1442. Father of Baudot jr. [137].
Bozzolo CAM; XRA 3:43; XDA:514;


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Croy comte de Chimay 1473 & Sr de la Tour-sur-Marne, 1395-1472, CTdO 1430. Brother of Anthoine [106]. Croy qtg Renty, inescutcheon of Craon. The arms reversed are doubled in [308].
Anselme 5:631;  Chesnaye DN 6:591; Sieb 4:t53; ESNF 18:107-115;


ArmIdf:
Waleran de Wavrin (Berlettes), Sr de Wavrin

AiCmnt:
Waleran de Wavrin (Berlettes) Sr de Wavrin, son of Beatrix de Wavrin and Gilles S.Berlettes & Florenville (d.1422). The Wavrins were hereditary sénéchals of Flanders. Arms of Wavrin.
ESNF 8:23;  Bouly EHT 74; Chesnaye DN 19:1039-1056; XDF:97-98; XCL:9547;


AiCmnt:
Andrieu Sr de Humières & Bouzincourt, CTdO 1445, c1403-1458.  As the eldest son of Mathieu d'Humières and Isabelle de Willerval, he is given the plain arms of Humières and his brother, Baudouin [139], qtg Willerval.
Anselme H 8:274+277; Chesnaye DN 10:869; XRO:5895-5901;


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Quiéret Sr de Ramecourt & Pipemont, fl.1451. Brother of Guy Sr de Heuchin [120].
Belleval NP; Anselme 7:746;


AiCmnt:
Pierre Sr de la Viéville (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar St.Omer, can Fauquemberges, cne Enguinegatte), son of Pierre vicomte d'Aire (d.1421) and Catherine de Monchy.
XRA 4:113-114; Rolland; XDA:480+682; XDC:9441-9443;


AiCmnt:
Guy de Quiéret dit Boort, Sr de Heuchin & Tours-en-Vimieu, fl.1383-1440, chambellan, gov Boulogne 1418. Quiéret qtg Heuchin.
Anselme 7:746;  XDA:568; XSP:603-624;


AiCmnt:
David (Daniot) de Poix-Tyrel. Brother of Jean (IV) Tyrel Sr de Poix (d.1400) and of Jeannet, amiral de France, who died of the plaque in Paris 1418.
Monstrelet TJ 1:312+320;  Chesnaye DN 16:9; Anselme 7:820+823; XDD:3796; XDP:647;


AiCmnt:
Bernard de Dudzele (Ghistelle)  or Doncere (?) is not mentioned in the genealogy in ESNF 7:96-99. The head of the branch was Jacques S.Duzele & Straete [204], in Flandern. Q1 is Dudzele (Ghistelle), Q2 is similar to Caumont-en-Hesdin [385].


AiCmnt:
Sailly en Hernaise ? (Monstrelet TJ 1:466);
Rolland 5:222n5;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Honnecourt, in Hainaut.
Rolland 3:219n36-art;  XRA 2:104;


AiCmnt:
Possibly the Sr de Fromessent, a minor burgundian commander by 1436.
Monstrelet TJ 2:38+60;


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Lor S.Lor, governor of Rethel, took part in the jousts at Arras 1435.
Bozzolo CAM 2:35; XRA 2:383; XDD:2614; XDC:5350;


AiCmnt:
Harro de Lor, probably a son of Jacques [134].


AiCmnt:
Guillaume Sr de Rabodanges. Governor of St. Omer 1423. Rabodanges qtg 2) Renty and 3) Boncourt.
Chesnaye DN 16:673;


ArmIdf:
Jacob van Abcoude, Sr de Strijen & Gaesbeck

AiCmnt:
Jacob van Abcoude (Zuylen), Heer van Strijen & Putten & Gaesbeck, d.1459, 1410 Rat. Qtly Abcoude, Louvain-Gaesbeck, Putten and Strijen.
ESNF 8:44; XRA 1:159 + 4:346; XCB:535;


AiCmnt:
Sr de Fontaine-lès-Boulans, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin.


ArmIdf:
Jacques de la Vieville dit Coppin, Sr de Norrent

AiCmnt:
Jacques de la Viéville dit Coppin Sr de Norrent-Fontes (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Bethune), councellor and chamberlain to Jean 'sans peur' and Philippe 'bon'. Related to Pierre Sr de Viéville [114]. The arms with annulets in chief are more common.


AiCmnt:
Jacob or Jan van Cats van Weldam, son of Laurens [235]. His daughter, Marie van Soubourg in 1450 married Adrien van Borselen S.Brigdam. APA/b reads 'jacques de ckeex'.


AiCmnt:
Either Jean or Jacques Sr de Sombreffe fl.1431, maitre-veneur de Brabant, châtelain de Louvain.
Adam BIG 72; Hemricourt M 15;  Adam AB:611; XRA 3:428;


AiCmnt:
David de Brimieu, Sr de Ligny-sur-Canche, fl.1384-1448, CTdO 1430.  Brother of Florimond [122].


AiCmnt:
Beaugeois Sr d'Inchy, fl.1415-1435. Dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras,  can Marquion, Inchy-en-Artois.
Bozzolo CAM 1:149; XDC:3153; XCB:321; XPO:5922;


AiCmnt:
Sr de Moyencourt, a cadet of Athies, but no further details available.
Rolland = {Ar 3 bars Sa & bend Gu}; Kruse HAG;


AiCmnt:
Possibly  Jean de Caumesnil, S.Hellières, fl.1412-1420, écuyer d'écurie of the Duke of Brabant and of Philippe 'bon', sénéchal de Ponthieu 1420, or another member of the family, which also held Bethencourt in Ponthieu and Brucamps in Beauvaisis. La Helière, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Baumetz-lès-Loges
REF: XRA 2:191; XSP:172+264;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Barbencon Sr de Donstienne & Villemont, d.>1448.
ESNF 13:27;


ArmIdf:
Baudot de Noyelles-Wion, Sr de Casteau, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Baudot de Noyelles-Wion Sr de Casteau / Catheux, d.1468, CTdO 1433, son of Baudot sr. [110].
Bozzolo CAM 2:29; XRA 3:43; XDA:514;


ArmIdf:
Baudoin d'Humières dit 'liégois', Sr de Vitermont

AiCmnt:
Baudoin d'Humières dit 'liégois', Sr de Vitermont & Mesnil. Brother of André [117]. Humières qtg maternal Willerval.
Anselme 8:274+277; Chesnaye DN 10:874;


AiCmnt:
Hugues (de Wavrin) S.Hames & Bondues, fl.1451.
Chesnaye DN 19:1039-1056; XDD:2375-2376; XDF:356;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Keersbeek. Members of the family are known as échevins of Tirlemont. Inescutcheon of Ghistelle on 1st pendant.
Hemricourt M 22; XRA 2:203;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Humbercourt. Not identified, in most of the LYN clones either without legend or named Humbercourt. The arms are also found in Sombrin in Artois and Fretel in Ponthieu. A lordship of Humbercourt belonged to Brimieu.
Rolland 2:241n6;


AiCmnt:
Reiner Schellard von Obbendorf, married Aleid von Merode-Hammersbach, son of Johan, sometime Hofmeister to Reinold Herzog von Geldern. From a prominent kölner and jülicher family, Gräflich 1674.
Fahne KJB 1:382; Rolland 5:257;


AiCmnt:
Arnold d'Hamal Sr d'Elteren & Warfusée d.1456. The inverted tinctures, Ar-Gu, are more common [203].
Jequier BEL 158;  ESNF 8:3-7 + 59-60; Hemricourt M 35;  XRA 1:421 + 2:25;


AiCmnt:
Thierry de Corswarem-Mormalle.
ESNF 4:44-46; XRA 2:257;  Hemricourt M 20;


AiCmnt:
Rolman de Sinzig Hr zu Arendael, in Nassau.  A branch of Dadenberg .
Fahne KJB 1:75,  XRA 3:264;


AiCmnt:
Gerhard von Einenberg Hr zu Landskron. Eynenberg qtg Landskron.
Sieb 20/6.7:t5; Fahne KJB 1:89;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Lalaing, d.1475, eldest son of Othon Sr de Lalaing & Bugnicourt (c. 1338-1441).  A blue label is added in pen sketch.
ESNF 7:70-71;  XRA 2:305-306;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Sars-la-Bruyère (Ligne) Sr d'Audregnies & Angre, d.1438.
Bozzolo CAM 2:61; XDF:1569;


AiCmnt:
Simon de Lalaing Sr de Montigny, c1405-1476, CTdO 1431. Brother of Guillaume [157].


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Sars-la-Bruyère (Ligne), probably a son of Guillaume [158]. No escallop in APA/b.


AiCmnt:
Willem van Egmond, Hr van Ijsselstein, o.s.p.1451, in Hainaut. Egmond qtg Ijsselstein.
ESNF 6:36 + 18:30-33; Sieb 4:t79; Dek E;


ArmIdf:
Floris (III) van Haamstede, BGf. Zeeland

AiCmnt:
Floris (III) van Haamstede, Burggraaf van Zeeland & Hr van Haamstede, d.1467.
ESNF 3:293; XRA 2:1;


AiCmnt:
Gherit van Poelgeest. Transcribed 'mr gherard de xanghost' in APA/b.
Rolland 5:71n52; XRA 3:140;


AiCmnt:
Harrint van Cronenburg. Member of a bastard line of the counts of Hainaut-Holland (Avesnes).
Rolland 2:156n21;


AiCmnt:
Engelbrecht von Orsbeck. The family is one of the 'Vier Ritter von Köln' in the local quaternion and held the Erbkammerer office of the bishops of Köln.
Fahne 1:314;  XRA 3:75;


AiCmnt:
Hubrecht van Broekhuizen, 1405-c.1443, of the line Wickrath-Broeckhuisen  al. Wickerode-Brockhusen, from Geldern. Identical arms for  Johan in APA/b fo.31r2, but only a blank shield in the matching APA/a fo.100v1 [205]. The field is crusily Or in BEL:1018+1461 and in LYN:1859.
XRA 4:241; Fahne KJB 1:457 + 2:19; Klaas Padberg Evenboer, pers.com. 2010;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Naswien. Not identified. Wagnies (Roisin) in Hainaut bore similar arms.


AiCmnt:
Ernould d'Ordenge / Arnold van Urdingen, a cadet of Warfusee-Hermalle-Harduemont. His grandfather, Arnold (fl.1360), was échevin in St.Trond.
Hemricourt M; XRA 1:176;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Barbencon, Sr de Jeumont & Werchin & Cysoing, pair of Flanders and hereditary sénéchal of Hainaut, d.1470.
ESNF 13:27-33;


AiCmnt:
Jacques, Sr de la Hamaïde & Willems & Hulluch, o.s.p.1483 .
ESNF 7:72; XRA 2:24+26; GNF;


ArmIdf:
Jean (II) de Ligne, Sr de Ligne & Barbencon

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Ligne,  Sr de Ligne & Barbancon , 1361-1442, capitaine général 1418, maréchal d'Hainaut, married to Eustace de Barbancon (d.1435).
ESNF 18:96-100;  XRA 2:347;


AiCmnt:
Michel de Ligne, later Sr de Barbancon, d.1468, pair and maréchal de Hainaut, bailli de Cambrésis. Prov Hainaut, ar Charleroi, can Beaumont. Son of [155], who were both captured at Azincourt 1415.
ESNF 18:96-100; XDF:1229-1230;


AiCmnt:
Jean Sr de Senzeilles & Erquelinnes, fl.1425, conseiller de duc de Brabant.
Hemricourt M 75; XRA 3:337;


AiCmnt:
Jan (II) van Rover, c1389-1448, Burggraaf van Montfoort 1411, married Cunegonde van Bronkhorst. This was the political peak of the maison. He was chamberlain to Jean  de Touraine 'dauphin de France' c1415, treasurer of Holland and  Zeeland 1417-18, chamberlain and councelor to Philippe 'bon' 1432.
Linden BM 84-111; ESNF 18:54;  XRA 2:507, 3:281; XCB:381;


AiCmnt:
Lodewijk van Rover van Montfoort, c1392-1451, Heer van Hazerswoude 1428, maarschal van Utrecht 1413, brother of Jan (II) [162], married Beatrijs van Gaveren, treasurer of Holland and Zeeland 1419, Raad 1425,  several ambassadorships to England for Jacoba van Holland  c1427, councellor of Philippe 'bon' 1432.


AiCmnt:
Hendrik van Wassenaer, Heer van Wassenaer & Burggraaf van Leiden, d.1447, Rat 1402, Rentmeister of Holland. Wassenaer qtg Leiden.
ESNF 8:40;


AiCmnt:
Johan (IV) von Nassau, Hr. von Leck & Breda, 1410-1475, drossard in B rabant 1436, son of Engelbrecht Gf. von Nassau-Dillingen [59].


AiCmnt:
Gauthier de Ghent, from dutch Geldern. Willem van Montfoort (Rover), probably the Hr. van Lathum, stood surety for him in 1418 (XRA 2:507).
XRA 1:485;


AiCmnt:
Hustin de Belle, in Flanders. Belle qtg Stavele (?).
XRA 1:223;


AiCmnt:
Willem van Sombreffe, Sr de Redichem & Kerpen (sr, fl.1431; jr fl.1460). Sombreffe qtg Kerpen.
XRA 3:428;


AiCmnt:
Jan (III) van  Arkel, Heer van Heukelom & Millingen & Lienden, d.1465.
ESNF 5:170; XRA 1:179; XDD:10822; XDF:430; XSB:8130; XCB:181;


AiCmnt:
Daem van Guijgoven / Guchoven / Gutschoven / Gudigoven, Sr de Honzemont & Gorssem, from Brabant.
Hemricourt M; Rolland; XRA 1:523;


AiCmnt:
The Hr von Batenburg in Geldern. The lordship went to Bronckhorst with the marriage of Hermanna von Batenburg, fl.1439, to  Wilhelm von Jülich gt Wachtendonck.
Stokvis MH 3B:t19; Grote S 276; Leemans B 112; XRA 1:206;


ArmIdf:
Jacques van Ghistelles S.Dudzele & Straaten

AiCmnt:
Jacques van Ghistelles Sr de Dudzele & Straaten & Varsenare 1431, d.1452. Ghistelle qtg Dudzele and inescutcheon of Craon qtg Flanders.
ESNF 7:97; XRA 1:495*;


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Comines, d.1473, inherited the lordship in 1443. Son of Jean [77]. Label untinctured as sketched in ink.
XRA 4:501;


AiCmnt:
Jean de la Boverie dit de Viane, son of Bertrand de la Boverie and Isabelle de Melun de Viane. Boverie qtg Melun.
ESNF 7:55 (Melun); Rolland 1:295n53;


AiCmnt:
Josse van Halluin / Halewyn / Halwyn, d.1472, ancestor of the Piennes branch from 3rd marriage in 1449 to Jeanne de la Tremoille. 2nd son of Jean Sr de Halluin & Piennes &c (d.1440). Married Jeanne de la Clite-Comines and Bonne de Melun - both died childless. He rose in the service of Philippe 'bon' and became sovereign bailli of Flandern. Inescutcheon of Piennes.
Anselme 3:911;


AiCmnt:
Perceval de Halluin S.Ascq-Annappes & Lacque & Gavere & Rolleghem, osp.<1447. 4th son of Jean and brother of Josse [183].
Anselme 3:909; XDF:359; XDD:607;


AiCmnt:
Daniel de Bouchout, Sr de Diepenstein & Cutsegem & Humbeek & Loenhout, fl.1434-1456, married to Marguerite de Poucques.
Adam AB:96; XRA 1:307;  XDD:10355;


AiCmnt:
Philippe de Longpré, d.1454. Son of Guy BGf.Beveren & Rupelmonde (d.1407) and Jossine van Haverskerke. Longpré qtg maternal Haverskerke.
XRA 2:374*;


ArmIdf:
Jacques de la Douve-Nieuwkerke Sr de Rode

AiCmnt:
Jacques de la Douve-Nieuwkerke Sr de Rode fl.1432, in Flandern.
Eeckhout ETO 106; XRA 1:394;


AiCmnt:
Jean de la Douve-Nieuwkerke, brother of Jacques [191].


AiCmnt:
Possibly a misplaced item, who might be Pieter van Wulfsberghe, échevin in the Franc de Bruges. The brother mentioned might be Josse [196]. The family owned lands near Lissewege and near Slijpe in Franc de Bruges. Inescutcheon of Ghistelle.
Rolland 6:191n8; XRA 4:294;


AiCmnt:
Claes de Huijtere. Probably inescutcheon of Lichtervelde. Baudouin de Huijtere was receiver for Ghijsbrecht van Brederode in 1460. He bore a leaf in fess point for difference.
XRA 2:124


AiCmnt:
Pieter van der Hole.
XRA 2:97; Rolland 3:215n22;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Bonin de Meulenbeke/Molenbeque fl.1415, nr Brügge.
XRA 1:286; Rolland 1:258;


AiCmnt:
Henri de Rotselaer, brother of Jean Sr de Rotselaer  & Vorselaer & vicomte de Jodoigne [70].
Hemricourt M 99; Adam AB:572; XRA 3:277;


AiCmnt:
Wauter (III) van Halluin, d.1441, eldest son of Jean Sr de Halluin (d.1440) and brother of Josse [183].
Anselme 3:909; XDF:998; XRA 2:18;


AiCmnt:
Jan Wittem, Heer van Wittem & Boutersem & Huldenberg, fl.1435-1445, chamberlain to Philippe 'bon'. Natural descendants from Jean II Duc de Brabant.  Brabant qtg Wittem.
Adam AB:713-714;  XRA 4:273 + 3:278;


ArmIdf:
Arnould (VII) van Gavre, baron d'Escornaix

AiCmnt:
Arnould (VII) van Gavre, d.1463, baron d'Escornaix / Scorisse & Sr de Dieudonné & Romagnies & Fayel. The label is curious as his father, Arnould (VI), died 1418 and his son, Arnould (VIII) was born after 1423.
ESNF 7:94; Bouly EHT 98;


AiCmnt:
Louis de Mamines, Sr de Hoelbeke.
XRA 2:434; XDF:1295,


AiCmnt:
Pierre de Roubaix. Brother of Jean Sr de Roubaix [78], councelleor and chamberlain to the Duchess of Bourgogne.
Chesnaye DN 17:766;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Poeke / Poucke / Poucques, Heer van Poeke & BGf. Iepern / Ypres, d.1440. The lion is rampant in APA/b.
XRA 3:156; XDD:3291; XDF:5491,


AiCmnt:
Philippe van Haverskerke Sr de Mernis & St.Fleurisse & Gaugerie d.1448, from Flandern. 
XRA 2:43*;


AiCmnt:
Willem van Brederode, d.1451, from Holland. Married the heiress Maria van Merwede. Brother of Walraf Hr.Brederode & BGf.Stavoren (d.1417) and uncle of Reinald, the current lord and BGf.Utrecht. Brederode qtg Valkenburg (his grandmother).
ESNF 18:39; XRA 1:324;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Jacques de Samslacht, as Samslacht-Locres / Zaamschlag-Lokeren bore {Gu cross Or acc. orle of martlets Or; Az 3 chessrooks Ar; =; =}.
XRA 3:294 + 4:553; XDD:10477;


AiCmnt:
Tristan de Crane.
XRA 2:277-278*; Rolland 2:147n38;


AiCmnt:
Josse van Wulfsberghe, fl.1432, nr Lissewege. Son of Lodewijk and Marguerite van Teemseeke. The arms on the inescutcheon are not identified, though Q1 might be Slijpe. His mothers arms were {Or 3 horse's heads Sa}. A brother, Pierre ?, is mentioned in [197].
 XRA 4:295;


AiCmnt:
Albert or Arnold von Alpen. Their estates lay near Rheinberg in Kleve.
XRA 1:164 + 4:353; Fahne KJB 1:6;


AiCmnt:
Jan van Oest, fl.1406-1460, a vassal of Hz.Geldern, who held Burg Hillenrade near Swalmen and Swalmen itself, 5. km N of Roermonde
Rolland 4:306n38; Frans Wetzel, pers.com. 2012; XRA 3:69;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume d'Hamal, d.1497, son of Arnold [149].


AiCmnt:
Jean de Chatel-lès-Nangis, dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Provins.
XDD:1780-1781;


AiCmnt:
Jean de la Farge dit Fargette, from Forez. His son, Etienne, is in REV:265.


AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) van Stavele, d.1481, son of Jean (III) van Stavele, d.1445, Sr d'Iseghem c.1402, grand bailli de Courtrai 1414-16, who was 2nd son of Willem van Stavele vicomte de Furnes (d.1385) and Marguerite van Isegem.
ESNF 18.105; XDF:1627;


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Croy 'le grand', 1390-1475, S.Croy & Renty & Roeulx, C.Porcéan & Guines, CTdO 1430; capitaine-général de Bourgogne, Grand Maitre de France 1463 after deserting the burgundian cause. He was one of the closest advisers of Philippe 'bon' and godfather to Charles 'temeraire', and a leading pro-french councillor.
Anselme 5:631;  Chesnaye DN 6:591; Sieb 4:t53; ESNF 18:107-115;


ArmIdf:
Jacques de Crevecoeur S.Crevecoeur & Thois, CTdO

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Crevecoeur S.Crevecoeur & Thois & Thiennes & Calonne, d.1436, CTdO 1433. Captain of Compiègne 1417 in french service, of Clermont-en-Beauvaisis 1430 in burgundian service, ambassador to England during the negotiations for the Congress of Arras 1435.
Chesnaye DN 6:502-; Anselme 7:108;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed bastard son of the Burgrave van Montfoort [162].
ESNF 18:54;


AiCmnt:
Probably Adolf von Kleve in Ravenstein & Herpen & Uden, 1425-92, CTdO 1456, educated at court of Philippe 'bon' and later a high ranking officer of the duke as captain-general in Hainaut, lieutenant-general in Bourgogne.  Kleve qtg Mark. In later years he used an inescutheon of the maternal Bourgogne (Jean 'sans peur'), rather than the label. As such it might refer to his elder brother Johan, born 1419.
ESNF 18:22-23; XRA 2:223*; Vaughan PG;


AiCmnt:
Jean van Heule, Sr de Vertbois, d.1480, councellor and chamberlain to Philippe 'bon'. He inherited Lichtervelde from his brother, Josse. Arms of Heule, granted to the sons of Rogier Boetelin dit de Heule Sr de Heule and Marie van Nevele.
Eeckhout ETO 39;  XRA 2:80 + 2:351;  XDD:2408; XDF:1085;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Flandre, d.1450, Sr de Praat & Woestyne, son of Marie de Ghistelle and Louis le Frise, a  bastard of Louis de Mâle, who died at Nicopolis in 1396.
XRA 4:444;


AiCmnt:
Thierry, bâtard de Halluin. He is not mentioned in Anselme, but is probably an illegitimate son of either Tristan, o.s.p. 1418 and elder brother of Josse [183] or their father, Guillaume, the first Halluin-Uitkerke. Inescutcheon of Uitkerke.


AiCmnt:
The bend is only sketched in pen across the painted leopards.


AiCmnt:
Roundels are only sketched, not painted.


ArmTxt:
monsr john dalavale port d'ermyne a deux fees de vert


AiCmnt:
Henry de la Vale, 1343-1388, o.s.p., son of William, husband of Joan, held Seton-Delaval & Hertlaw & Duxfeld & Brandon & Bitlesdon (Nhum.), inherited by his sister Alice (b.1348), wife of John Whitcestre.
CIPM 11:618 + 16:779 (Hen);


AiCmnt:
le roy de neuwie = Norge (crhs); le roy de bealme = Böhmen (gjb)


AiCmnt:
CHECK: England with Leon qtg Castille both dimidated


AiCmnt:
Patrick Chaworth, d.1283;
NOTE: orle of merlettes missing in HE:129/a;


AiCmnt:
John de Vautort, d.1300;
NOTE: Dering falsification;


AiCmnt:
William de Barming, d.1294;
NOTE: paleography (Brault RAE 1:99);


AiCmnt:
Adam de Gurdon, d.1305;
HE:273/a-g-i = adam de plokele = {GS}, probably altered by Dering;
CHECK version dates ?


AiCmnt:
\HE:279 = John d'Alre / Alreye (Brault RAE 1:104);


AiCmnt:
Robert FitzNeal, d.1331 - or his father;


AiCmnt:
William de Narford, d.1302;
NOTE: emendations by Brault RAE 1:109;


AiCmnt:
Gaucher, d.c1285, S.Bazoches, brother of Robert (d.>1271)


ArmIdf:
Gui III de Chatillon C.St.Pol-sur-Ternoise

AiCmnt:
Gui (III), d.1317, son of Gui (II, d.1289) C.St.Pol


AiCmnt:
Gobert (III), d.1300, de la Bove (Montchâlons)


ArmIdf:
Raoul de Sorel dit d'Estrées-Saint-Denis


AiCmnt:
Robert de Stuteville, d.1306;
CHECK Estoutevile


AiCmnt:
Robert le Waufre, fl.1306;
NOTE: le Waleys = {RE} ?;
REF: Brault RAE 1:131;


AiCmnt:
Richard de Ore, fl.1281;
\HE:655 = 'Bend semy of Roundles';


ArmTxt:
le roy de franche d azur a fleurs de lis d or semees

AiCmnt:
Philippe IV 'le bel', Roi de France, r.1285-1314, present with the army at Lille 25.08.1297. The previous monarchs were:  Louis VIII (r.1223-1226), Louis IX 'le sacre' (r.1226-1270, son), Philippe III 'le hardi' (r.1270-1285, son, father of Philippe IV).
Funck-Brentano PB 253;


ArmTxt:
messire charles de meme a bordure de gueules

AiCmnt:
Charles de France, C.Valois, 1270-1325, brother of Philippe IV 'le Bel', commanding the French army invading Flanders in June 1297.
Anselme 2:235; ESNF 2:11+22 + 3:55; H Pinoteau, RFHS, 71-72:109-117, 2001-2002; XDD:1033;


ArmTxt:
messire loys de meme a baton copone d argent et de gueules

AiCmnt:
Louis de France, 1276-1319, C.Evreux, younger brother of Philippe 'le Bel' and of Charles C.Valois [2], husband of Marguerite de Artois. His son, Philippe 'sage/bon' (d.1343) became C.Evreux & R.Navarre.
DBF 13;  ESNF 2:13+79, 3:642;  XDD:904;


ArmTxt:
messire loys de clermont de meme au baton de gueules a la molette d argent

AiCmnt:
Louis de Clermont, 1279-1342, son of Robert de Clermont (d.1317, 6th son of Louis IX 'le sacre') and Beatrice de Bourgogne (d.1310, daughter of Agnes Dm.Bourbon). De facto administrator of his fathers lands during Robert's illness, he took part in both the battles of Courtrai 1302 and Mons 1304. The arms of Clermont (Capet) and later Bourbon was France differenced by a bend.
DBF 6:1387;  Anselme 2:135 + 1:143-201 + 1:295-380; ESNF 2:31; 3:72-76 + 90-91;


ArmTxt:
raymond berenger fils du roy de cecille de france a lambel de gueules a un quartier d ermines

AiCmnt:
Raymond Bérenger d'Anjou, d.1305, C.d'Andria, 5th son of Charles (II) d'Anjou R.Naples (d.1309, great grandson of Louis VIII R.France). The arms of Anjou was France with a label.
Anselme 2:1; ESNF 2:15-16 + 3:56; C. Merindol, 18.CIGH 145-170;


ArmTxt:
le fils du roy de mallorque pale d or et de gueules a la bordure de franche

AiCmnt:
Sanchez di Aragon, 1276-1324, son of Jaime II R.Aragon-Mallorca (r.1276-1311) & C.Rosellón y Cerdana, was in Orleans on 11.12.1297. He married  Marie de Sicile (Anjou) in 1304 and succeded his father in 1311.
ESNF 2:74; XDC:5570* (3 pales & border, Sanchez, 1297); XSC:266*;
,


ArmTxt:
le conte d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules castelle dor

AiCmnt:
Robert (II) 'le noble' C.Artois, 1250-1302, husband of Amice de Courtenay Dm.Conches, commanded in Aquitaine in 1296, killed at Courtrai. His surviving daughter Mahaut (1368-1329) married Othon (IV) de Chalon C.Bourgogne / Franche-Comté (d.1302). His son Philippe [8] died after Furnes and his grandson, Robert (III), born 1287, lost Artois to the french crown. Artois was created a comté-pairie after Furnes.
DBF 3:1201; ESNF 3.1:70;   Anselme 2:3;


ArmTxt:
messire philippe d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules besante d argent

AiCmnt:
Philippe d'Artois, d.1298, S.Conches, d.1297, son of Robert (II) C.Artois [7]. Captured and died of wounds suffered at Furnes.  The roundels are a difference of Artois.
XDA:18; see [7];


ArmTxt:
le conte de sainct polde gueules a .iij. pals de vair et un chief d or a lambeau d azur

AiCmnt:
Guy (III) de Châtillon, d.1317,  C.St.Pol-en-Ternois (dep Pas-de-Calais), bouteiller de France.
ESNF 7:18; Anselme 6:91; XRA 1:195t12n1; XDA:12;


ArmTxt:
messire jacques de sainct pol porte telels armes a la fleur de lis sable issant

AiCmnt:
Jacques (I) de Châtillon, d.1302, S.Leuze & Condé, younger brother of Gui (III) C.St.Pol [8], governor of Flanders from 1300, killed at Courtrai.
XDA:251;


ArmTxt:
le conte de bourgoigne d azur au lion billete d or

AiCmnt:
Otton (IV) de Châlon, c.1248-1303, C.Bourgogne 1279-1295, cousin of Guillaume C.Auxerre [26], son-in-law of Robert C.Artois [7], sold the county to Philippe 'le bel', died of wounds after Courtrai. A member of the Vienne family, who bore {Gu eagle Ar}, he as a Pfalzgraf of HRR was aligned with the gibellin party, but in 1290 changed sides to the guelph party and changed his arms to the present arms of Franche-Comté, the Freigrafschaft von Burgund.
ESNF 2:60; Bouly EHT 109; Galbreath LH 248; R. Willoughby, CoA 1998, 184:320-328; XCB:217 (eagle);  XCB:1292; XDD:443  (lion);


ArmTxt:
le duc de bourgoigne bande d or a une bordure de gueules

AiCmnt:
Robert (II) D.Bourgogne, 1248-1305, husband of Agnes de France (1260-1337), sister of Philippe III 'le hardi'.
ESNF 2:11 + 20-21; XDD:470;


ArmTxt:
le conte de bretaigne echequete d or et d d azur a une bordure de gueules au quartier d ermines

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Dreux, 1238-1305, D.Bretagne 1286, created pair of France in 1297 - after the campaign. He was married to Beatrice, daughter of Henry III R.England. The canton ermine was added to the Vermandois & border of Dreux by the first Dreux duke, his grandfather Pierre 'mauclerc' (r.1213-1237) as a pun on Bretagne armoricaine. His grandson, duke Jean (III) adpted the ermine plain in 1312.
Anselme 2:37;  ESNF 2:18-19; XDD:539;


ArmTxt:
artus de bretaigne de meme la bordure engresle

AiCmnt:
Arthur (II) de Bretagne, 1262-1312, eldest son of Jean [13], succeded as duke in 1305.
XDD:540;


ArmTxt:
pierre de bretaigne les armes le conte la bordure besantee d argent

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Bretagne, 1263-1311, V.Léon 1293, younger brother of Jean [13].


AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) de Pierrepont, d.1304, C.Roucy.
ESNF 3.4:678-680, a.o.; Bouly EHT 106; XDD:1025;


ArmTxt:
le conte de hainaut de noir a un lion d or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) d'Avesnes, 1247-1304, C.Hainault 1257, C.Holland 1300, son of Jan/Jean (I) C.Hainaut and Adelheid van Holland (d.1284). He led the contingent from Hainaut in 1297 and in 1302 fought the flemings on the eastern and western border of Flanders. Jean adopted the lion of Flanders and discarded the chevrons of Hainault. His grandfather Burchard d'Avesnes had married Margareta, daughter of Baudouin IX C.Flanders & Hainaut & emperor of Byzans (d.1205).
ESNF 2:4; XDD:651;


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Brienne, d.1302, C.Eu & Guisnes, killed at Courtrai. Prinet has his father, Jean (d.1294).
ESNF 3.4: 681-687; Bouly EHT 100; Anselme 6:135; XDD:1569; XEP:310-312;


ArmTxt:
li contes de bouloinge d'or a un fanuns de gueulles

AiCmnt:
Robert (VI) C.Boulogne & Auvergne, 2nd son of Robert (V) C.Auvergne & Boulogne (d.1277), who inherited Boulogne in 1260. Arms of Auvergne.
ESNF 3:735; Anselme 2:217;


ArmTxt:
mesire godefroit de bouloinge celles mesmes a un baston d'asur

AiCmnt:
Godefroid de Boulogne, d.1302, younger brother of Robert [19], formerly in holy orders, but resigned and was knighted, killed at Courtrai.


ArmTxt:
li contes d'abbeville d'asur a trois bandes d'or et a une bordure de gueulles

AiCmnt:
Jean de Ponthieu, c.1264-1302, C.Aumale 1260 & S.Epernon 1270, son of Ferdinand (II) de Ponthieu (Castille-Burgund), infante de Castille & C.Aumale (d.<1269) and Laure de Montfort  Dm.Epernon (d.1270), killed at Courtrai. Arms of Ponthieu.
ESNF 2:63 + 3:124B; Popoff P; Recueil HF 21:20+191+639;

AIRefs:
HCN:427*; LBR:116* (Or-Az-Gu); TCO:263* (Ar-Az-Gu; all Aumale);


ArmTxt:
le conte de dreux echequete d or et d azur a une bordure de gueules

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) 'le Bon', d.1309, C.Dreux & Braine & Montfort-l'Amaury & Joigny, son of Robert (d.1282) and Beatrice de Montfort-l'Amaury, husband of Jeanne de Beaujeu (d.1308), the daughter of the connétable Humbert de Beaujeu and Isabelle de Mello. He was also present at Courtrai.
Anselme 1:423 (Dreux-Perche); Bouly EHT 63; ENSF 3:63; XDD:732;


ArmTxt:
robert de dreux de meme a lionceaux d argent en la bordure

AiCmnt:
Robert (II) de Dreux, d.1303, S.Château-de-Loir, brother of Jean [22], killed in Flanders. The border in of Montfort, his mothers family.


ArmTxt:
robert de dreux les armes le conte de dreux la bordure engreslee

AiCmnt:
Robert (II) de Dreux, 1265-c.1306, S.Beu (dep Eure-et-Loir) & Bagnaux & la Chapelle-Gauthier & C.Squilance, married firstly Yolande de Vendôme (d.<1306), and secondly Marguerite de Beaumont Cs.Chamerlan (in Sicily), widow of Jean de Montfort C.Squillace. He was in the retinue of the C.Valois and also served in Flanders in 1303.
Boos LBR 158; Anselme 1:422-433; ESNF 3.1:64;


ArmTxt:
li contes de la marche burele d'argent et d'asur

AiCmnt:
Hugues (XIII) de Lusignan, d.1302, C.la Marche & Angoulême, son of Hugues (XII, d.1270), took part in the Flanders campaign of 1320 and died in november.
Anselme 4:80-81; ESNF 3.4:689+815-816; XCB:103;


ArmTxt:
li contes d'auchoire de gheulles a une bande d'or et a un escuchon du duc de bourgoigne en la bande

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (III) de Chalons, d.1304, C.Auxerre & Tonnere, son of Jean (I) S.Rochefort & j.u. C.Auxerre & Tonnerre (c.1243-1309) and Alix de Bourgogne (Capet) Cs.Auxerre (d.1290), and cousin of Othon C.Bourgogne [11]. He was killed at Mons-en-Pévèle. In 1292 he married Eleonore de Savoie, who later remarried with Dreux (IV) de Mello [193] and Jean (I) C.Forez). The inescutcheon is Bourgogne (Capet), borne in the lifetime of his father.
ESNF 2:60-61 + 3:121;  Anselme 2:200;


ArmTxt:
li contes de fores de gheules a un daufin d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean (I), 1275-1333, C.Forez, son and heir of Guigues (VI, d.1278) and Jeanne de Montfort (d.1300). He married in 1296 Alix de la Tour du Pin, daughter of Humbert dauphin de Viennois. He was conseiller du roi from 1315 and guardian of the coclave at Lyon 1316 for the election of pope Johannes XXII.
ESNF 3:737; sigil, Coll.AN #679 (Jean, 1307);


ArmTxt:
li contes de sansoire d'asur a une bande d'or et a deux cotices d'argent

AiCmnt:
Etienne (II), o.s.p.1306, comte de Sancerre (dep Cher) c.1280, husband of Marie de Lusignan-la-Marche. He took part in the campaign of 1285 in Aragon, jousted at Chauvency in october of the same year, and fought in both Flanders and Gascony 1297, in Italy 1301, and commanded the garrison of Lille in 1302.  The arms of Sancerre (Champagne) is {Az bend Ar cotised potenty Or}.
Anselme 2:850; Recueil HF 22:223+532 a.o.; sigil, ANdF #439 (Etienne, 1288);


ArmTxt:
li contes de venise palle d'argent et d'asur et a une fesse d'or

AiCmnt:
Musciato Guido dit Mouche dei Francheschi, a florentine banker cum diplomat cum soldier known to have been with the french in Flanders 1297. He and his brother Biche came from the family of Francheschi del quartier San Giovanni in Firenze. The legend, also mentioned in the Cronique artésienne, means C.Venaissin (dep Vaucluse), a title not known to have be bestowed upon him. The term 'franchois' must have been in the margin of the original indicating a subsegment of men from Ile-de-France.
Prinet CPF 7; Funck-Brentano PB 240; Crollalanza DH 1:429* (Az 3 pales Or); XDC:5393 (Biche dei Francheschi);


ArmTxt:
li sires de monmoranchi d'or a une crois de gheules et a seize egles d'asur es quatre cartiers

AiCmnt:
Mathieu (IV) 'le grand' de Montmorency, d.c.1304, S.Montmorency, son of Mathieu (d.1270) and Jeanne de Brienne-Ramerupt. In 1273 he married Marie de Dreux (d.1277), daughter of Robert (IV) C.Dreux and sister of Jean [22]., and in 1282 he married secondly Jeanne de Lévis. Mathieu served in Spain in 1285 and was appointed grand chambellan de France and in 1295 amiral de France. He joined the french army in Flanders by 1303.
ESNF 14:116-119; Anselme 3:571-572; Brault RAE 2:301-302; XDD:2946-2648 (Mathieu);


ArmTxt:
li vicomtes de meleun d'asur a sept tourtiaus d'or et au chief d'or

AiCmnt:
Adam (IV) de Melun, d.1305, V.Melun, 2nd son of Adam (d.1250) and the Cs.Sancerre, husband of Jeanne de Sully (d.1306). He succeded his brother Guillaume (III) in 1278.
ESNF 7:55; Anselme 5:224; XDD:698-699 (Adam, 1285, 1287);


ArmTxt:
mesire symon de meleun les armes celles mesmes a trois oiseles de gheules au chief

AiCmnt:
Simon de Melun, d.1302, S.la Loupe & Marchéville, maréchal de France c.1293, sénéchal de Poitou  & Limousin & Périgord & Quercy, brother of Adam [31], killed at Courtrai.
Anselme 5:224+246 + 6:640;  Boos LBR 155; XDD:5140 (Simon); XDC:5987 (Simon);


ArmTxt:
mesire bouchart de marli or a un crois de gheules a quatre egles d'asur es quatre quartiers

AiCmnt:
Bourchard de Marly (Montmorency), d.c1298, son of Mathieu (II) S.Marly and Marguerite de Lévis (d.1327) and brother of Mahieu (III, d.1305) the échanson de France. The arms with 4 eaglets were replaced by the senior branch around 1240, but were kept by the Marly branch.
Anselme 3:659; XDA:444; XDD:2460;


ArmTxt:
mesire amouri de mullant noir a un lion d'argent a la ceue fourcie

AiCmnt:
Amaury (III) de Meulan, o.s.p.1297, S.Queue & Gournay, eldest son of Amaury (II, d.c.1273) and Marguerite Dm.Neubourg (d.1277).
Anselme 2:403; XDD:2827 (Amaury, 1283);

AIRefs:
LBR:162; VER:743; WIN:43 (Amaury); TCO:85* (lion rampant);


ArmTxt:
mesire willame crespin fasce d'argent et de gheules endente de l'un et l'autre

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (V) de Crespin, d.1313, S.Bec &c, maréchal de France 1283, son of Guillaume and Amicie de Roye. he married Jeanne de Mortemer, daughter and heiress of Guillaume de Mortemer baron Varangeville & hereditary connétable de Normandie, a charge then occupied by Guillaume and his heirs. He served on the african crusade of Louis IX 'le sacre' in 1269 and also served in Flanders in 1303-1304.
Anselme 6:631; Brault RAE 2:126; XRO:1201; XDN:215-216;


ArmTxt:
mesire guillames ses fieus porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Crespin jr, d.<1330, eldest son and heir son of Guillaume [25]. He also served with his father and brother ,Jean [37], in Flanders 1303-1304.
Recueil HF 23:791+802; XDN:215* (lozengy, Guill jr);

AIRefs:
FW:484 'john crispins'; VER:701; WIN:41 'estienne crespin';


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan crespin porte les armes de son pere a une quartier d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Crespin, S.Dangu, younger son of Guillaume [35].


ArmTxt:
mesire ansels de l'ile d'argent a une fesse de gheules at a une bordure d'oiseles de gheules

AiCmnt:
Anceau IV) de l'Isle-Adam, d.c1324, S.Isle-Adam (dep Val-d'Oise, arr Pontoise). 
ESNF 13:117; Newman N 1:273-274; Chenaye DN 10:962-963;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de l'ile porte celles armes  au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Jean de l'Isle-Adam, d.1314, S.Boury, son of Anseau (d.1277) and Isabelle Dm.Boury. His seal of 1303 (XDD:2458) bore {fess ch. lion passt within orle of martlets & label}.


ArmTxt:
mesire ansel de chevreuses argent a une croix de gheules a quatre lions d'asur es quatre cartiers

AiCmnt:
Anseau de Chevreuse, d.1304, S.Maincourt, son of Hervé (d.c.1262), served with Charles d'Anjou in Italy as marshal of the kingdom of Sicily until he returned to France in 1301. He was killed at Mons-en-Pévèle as Porte-Oriflamme de France. He is also mentioned in the Roman de Ham by Sarrazin. The senior line of Chevreuse used a cross between 4 eaglets.
Anselme 8:197; Recueil 21:24+136+194+643;


ArmTxt:
mesire gui le boutillier escartele d'or et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Guy de Bouteiller de Senlis, o.s.p.1317, S.Montépilloy & Dravell & Ermenonville;
ESNF 13:54-57;  Anselme 6:256; XDD:1522 (Gui, 1297);


ArmTxt:
mesire ansiaus le boutillie porte celles armes au lambiaus

AiCmnt:
Anseau Bouteiller de Senlis, fl.1285-1305,  S.Luzarches (dep Oise, can Luzarches), uncle of Guy [41].
Anselme 6:255; XDD:1519 (Anseau, 1285, 1305);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehans de schoisel d'asur billete d'or et a une crois d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Choiseul, d.1309, S.Choiseul-en-Bassigny (dep Haute-Marne, arr Langres, can Clefmont), son of Renard (d.1239) and Alix de Dreux (Capet), husband of Alix d'Aigremont Dm.Aigremont & Homburg-an-der-Kanner, connétable de Bourgogne 1272, 1297 and 1306.
Anselme 4:820-821; XDF:346 (Jean, 1292);


ArmTxt:
mesire ansel de schoisel porte les armes noir au fleurs de lis d'or semees et une bande d'argent

AiCmnt:
Anseau de Choisel, not identified, but closely related to Jean S.Plessis-Choisel (fl.1301), hereditary gruyer (falconer) of the Forest of Halatte near Senlis (dep Oise).
Prinet CPF 11; XDA:256 (Jean, 1301);

AIRefs:
WIN:47 (Pierre); WIN:48* (label; Jean); URF:119;


ArmTxt:
mesire mahiu de trie d'asur a une bande d'or

AiCmnt:
Mathieu de Trie, fl.1307, S.Fontenay, served in Aragon 1285, pannetier de France and grand chambellan du roi. The arms are emended to the usual Or-Az.
Anselme 8:442+607; Recueil HF 22:505 a.o.; Clemmensen T;


ArmTxt:
mesire renaut de trie d'or a une bande tronçonnee d'argent et d'asur

AiCmnt:
Probably Renaud de Trie, S.Plessis-Billebaut & Mouchy, living 1298 and said by Prinet to have died at Courtrai 1302, leaving a son and heir, Renaud (d.1324), who was created maréchal de France 1316. The elder Renaud married  Margueriete de Courtenay in 1285.  The second possibility is Renaud (d.1318), son and heir of Jean de Trie C.Dammartin (d.1304), but he is at [53].  A less likely person is Renaud de Trie S.Vaumain, who reportedly also died at Courtrai 1302. The Renaud de Vaumain was husband of Jeanne de Hodenc and brother of Mathieu [45]. The Fontenay & Vaumain cadets separated from the senior line before the acquisition of Dammartin and would both have used the arms of Mathieu. The arms used by the both Plessis and probably by the comital line were known as having the bend of Dammartin, usually fimbriated gules. They used the war cry: Boulogne, indicating descendance from Renaud de Dammartin-en-Goële C.Boulogne j.u. (d.1227).
ESNF 3.4:645-648;  Anselme 6:661-686; Recueil HF 20:585+671 + 21:639; Clemmensen T;  XDP:16 (Jean dT C.Dammartin, 1265); XDC:9091

AIRefs:
TCO:40*; VER:681*; LBR:198*; TCH:60*; WIN:6* (fimbriated, all Renauds);


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de chambeli de gheules a trois coquilles d'or

AiCmnt:
Pierre (V) dit 'Hideux' de Chambly, d.1297, S.Chambly, husband of 1) Marguerite Tristan, and 2) Isabeau Mauvoisin de Rosay, chamberlain of Louis IX 'le sacre'
Prinet CPF 12; XDD:245+1691 (Pierre, 1290, 1294);


ArmTxt:
mesire piere son fiex porte celles armes au lambiaus noirs

AiCmnt:
Pierre (VI) Hideux, fl.1307, S.Chambly 1297 & Viarmes 1280, son and heir of Pierre sr. [47], married in 1277 Jeanne de Machaut. Fought in Flanders 1302-1303 and went on embassy to England later in 1303 with Louis C.Évreux to negotiate a peace treaty.
XDD:1690;

AIRefs:
LBR:246 'tristan de chambly'; WIN:313 'mouton';


ArmTxt:
mesire oudart de chabeli porte ces mesmes au lambiaus vers

AiCmnt:
Oudart de Chambly, d.1303, S.Gandels, younger son of Pierre sr. [47]. He was chamberlain of Pierre de France C.Alencon 1277, capitaine de Mantes 1282, guardian of the forests of Champagne 1283. The blazon is probably mistaken as he sealed in 1292 with {3 escallops acc. bend} in XDD:1689 and had the same in WIN:312.


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de machau d'asur a trois coquilles d'or

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Machaut, d.1299, S.Fay-aux-Loges & Chalette, châtelan of Montargis, father-in-law of Pierre (VI) de Chambly [48]. The arms had 6 escallops as in the seals (XDA:10 (Pierre, 1296), XDD:1694).


ArmTxt:
mesire raous de soisons d'or a un lion noirs passant et a une bordure noire

AiCmnt:
Raoul de Soissons, o.s.p.1302, younger son of Jean (III) C.Soissons (d.1286) and Marguerite de Monfort-l'Amaury, killed at Courtrai. He was succeded by his brother, Hugues (o.s.p.m.>1306). The colour change is probably a personal brisure.
ESNF 2:16; Newman N 288-289;


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de la roche d'or a cinq cotices d'asur et une bordure de gueulles

AiCmnt:
Guy de la Roche-Guyon, fl.1302, S.Roche-Guyon, son and heir of Jean (d.c1281) and Marguerite Clément du Mez.
Anselme 8:621; XDD:3426 (Gui, 1282);

AIRefs:
LBR:202 (Gui); WIN:464 (Jean); TCO:299* (bendy & border; Gui);


ArmTxt:
mesire renaut de dammartin fessie d'argent et d'asur a sis pieces a une bordure de gheules et a un oiselet noir

AiCmnt:
Renaud de Trie, d.1318, younger son of Mathieu de Trie C.Dammartin (d.1272), succeded his elder brother, Jean dit Billebaut (d.1304), as C.Dammartin-en-Goële.
ESNF 3:646;


ArmTxt:
mesire symon de lalain de gheules a dix losanges d'argent au lambiaus d'asur besante d'or

AiCmnt:
Simon de Lalaing, d.1300, husband of Jeanne de Roisin de Sepmeries, younger son of Simon (II) S.Lalaing (d.1252).
ESNF 7:70; XRA 2:305*; XDF:1172;

AIRefs:
VER:120; TMO:84 (Simon); TCH:28* (undif.; Simon);


ArmTxt:
mesire guillame d'iveri d'or a trois chevrons de gheules

AiCmnt:
Guillaume d'Ivry, fl.1300, S.Ivry-la-Bataille  & Bréval (dep Eure), son of Jean (d.c1289) and Marguerite de Mouret, husband of Jeanne des Barres, grand-veneur de France.
Chenaye DN 10:993-994; XDD:2473* (chevronny, Guil, 1293);


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de laval d'or a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'argent en la croix et a size egles d'asur es quatre cartiers or

AiCmnt:
Guy (IX) de Laval (Montmorency), d.1333,  S.Laval  (dep Mayenne) & Vitré, son of Gui (VIII) S.Laval (d.1295).
ESNF 14:137-144; XDD:2555;


ArmTxt:
mesire hardoin de mailli ondoie d'or et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Hardouin (V) de Maillé, d.1306, S.Maillé & Clervaux &c, son of Hardouin (IV, d.1245) and Jeanne de Thouars Dm.Roche-sur-Yon, husband of Jeanne de Baucay. He served as sénéchal de Poitou. 
ESNF 10:52; Anselme 7:499-500;  XDD:2656 (Harduin V); XEP:456-461;


ArmTxt:
mesire renaut de prechenig fessie d'or et d'asur et contrefescie et bande contrebande au coigniet gironne et a un escuchon d'argent au milieu

AiCmnt:
Renaud de Pressigny, S.Bridore, son of Renaud (d.1270). He served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1303. The arms are very like that of the Mortimer E.March in England and is found in several variants.
Recueil HF 20:307 a.o.;  XEP:563;


ArmTxt:
mesire raoul de soisson d'or a un lion noir passant et a une bordure noire


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de genville d'asur au chief d'ermine a un demi lion de gheules et couronne d'or au chief et a trois broies d'or sur l'asur

AiCmnt:
Jean de Joinville, 1248-1302, o.s.p., S.Reynel, second son of the historian Jean S.Joinville (c.1224-1317). The field is sable in WIN:534 for his cousin Jean (fl.1288-1319) S.Vaucouleurs (dep Meuse, canton Vaucouleurs), though azure in NAV:694 for Vaucouleurs, proposed for this item by Prinet. The arms in VER:625-626 might be for him, or a similar named and titled younger brother (d.1307) and another younger brother Anseau, the eventuel heir to Joinville, both of the latter were born after 1260. In english armorials 15 have the field azure and 2 have it sable for Geoffrey de Geneville al. Joinville S.Vaucouleurs (d.1314), brother of the historian and husband of Maud Lacy. Geoffrey served as Justiciar of Ireland and died as a monk in the irrish town of Trim.
ESNF 7:6+9;  Clemmensen OM; XDD:2491; Chassel SC 116;

AIRefs:
HCN:104 (Jean); LBR:425; WIN:844; FW:496; TCO:74*; VER:625* (Jean)+626*(ch. arms of Franche-Comté, Anseau);


ArmTxt:
li conestables de gheules a deux bars d'or trefle d'or

ArmIdf:
Raoul (II) de Clermont-Nesle, connétable

AiCmnt:
Raoul (II) de Clermont, ospm.1302, S.Ailly & Nesle, son of Simon (connétable, d.1288), connétable de France 1285, killed at Courtrai.
ESNF 3.4:653-656; Anselme 6:44+737; Chenaye DN 5:856-931; Newman N;  XDD:195 (Raoul);


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de nele d'or a deux bars de gheules trefle de gueules

AiCmnt:
Guy de Nesle (Clermont),  d.1302, S.Offemont & Breteuil, brother of Raoul [61], husband of Marguerite de Thourotte Dm.Offemont, maréchal de France 1296, killed at Courtrai.


ArmTxt:
le vidame de pingquingny fessie d'argent et d'asur a une bordure de gheules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Picquigny, d.1304, Vd.Amiens.
ESNF 13:143-144, XDP:51 (Jean); XDC:7154;


ArmTxt:
mesire renaut son fiex porte celles armes a la bordure besantee d'or

AiCmnt:
Renaud de Picquigny, d.1315, son and heir of Jean [63], husband of Jeanne d'Eu..
XDP:52* (Renaud, 1313);


ArmTxt:
mesire angoran de bailleul de gheulles a un faus escucon d'ermine

AiCmnt:
Enguerrand / Ingram de Bailleul, osp.1298, S.Bailleul-en-Vimieu (dep Somme) & Foston (Leics.), son of Eustace / Witasse S.Bailleul & Redcastle (Forfar, Scotland), husband of Agnes Percy of Horsley, uncle of John Balliol R.Scots. He served with Louis IX 'le sacre' on crusade in Africa 1270,  amiral  de galées 1285 in the aragonese campaign, mentioned by Sarrazin in le Roman de Ham. Prinet has him as son of Hugues S.Bailleul-en-Vimieu & Hélicourt & Dompierre.
Brault RAE 2:26; Prinet CPF 17; XDD:1269 (Enguerrand, 1270);  XBM:14063 (Ingram, 1286);


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de bailleul de gheulles a une fesse d'or

AiCmnt:
This Pierre de Bailleul might be the one who in 1302 married the norman Mahaut d'Estouteville and the one who was bailli of Gisors 1285-86, of Cotentin 1287-89, and of Caen 1290 (all in Normandie), sénéchal de Saintonge 1296-1306, and later bailli de Mâcon, as noted by Prinet. The major problem in identifying which Bailleul is that there are several such families in both Picardie and in Normandie. The arms belong to the family who held Condé-in-Hainaut and lands in Picardie and from which a branch acquired Morialme and changed their arms to {vairy per chevron inv Ar-Az & 2 chevrons Gu}. See also Jean [134].
Clemmensen OM; Prinet CPF 17; XRA 1:194 (Guil S.Bailleul & Ronsoy, 1293, d.1302); XDF:481;

AIRefs:
VER:342* 'guille de bailleu' (label, Guil, fl.1293);


ArmTxt:
mesire gerart de boubert d'argent a trois escussons de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gérard d'Abbeville, d.1302, S.Boubers-en-Vimieu & Fressenville, mentioned in the Roman de Hem, killed at Courtrai. Two of his sons reached high positions in the Church: Jean Abp.Besancon and Bernard Bp.Amiens.
Brault RAE 2:66; XRO:1826 (Gerard, 1299); XDP:76 (Gerard, 1285); XSP:29 (Gérard, 1293);


ArmTxt:
mesire hue de caumont de gheules seme de croisettes d'or a trois molettes d'or

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Caumont, fl.1292-1304, S.Caumont (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Hesdin). he founded a chapel in Queux in 1292.
Recueil HF 23:806; XDA:239-244 + 1747; XDP:218-219; XDD:1655;


ArmTxt:
mesire aubert de hangiet d'argent a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'or en la croix

AiCmnt:
Aubert (IV) de Hangest, d.1304, S.Genlis (dep Aisne, cne Villequier-Aumont) & Pont-Saint-Pierre, husband of Aliénor de Villbéon. Aubert served in Aragon 1285, Flanders 1302, as envoy to flemish cities 1296-97, and is mentioned in the Roman de Hem.
Brault RAE 2:214; XDF:1007 (Aubert, 1296);


ArmTxt:
mesire adam du cardonnoy d'or a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'argent en la crois

AiCmnt:
Adam de Cardonnoy, d.>1300, S.Cardonnoy, served in Aragon 1285, commanded garrisons in Lille 1296 and in Brugge 1299 and is mentioned in the Roman de Ham.
XRO:2505-2506 (Adam, 1299); XDD:1625;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de remeval d'or a une crois noire a cinq coquilles d'argent en la crois

AiCmnt:
Jean de Raineval, d.1302, S.Raineval & Pierrepont, killed at Courtrai.
Anselme 8:614-615;  XDD:3354,  XDP:571;


ArmTxt:
flammens de cauni d'or a dix losenges de gheulles au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Raoul (VI) de Flament, d.1302, S.Cany-in-Beauvaisis & Verpillières, brother-in-law of Aubert de Hangest [69], and son of Raoul (V, d.1287), who was appointed maréchal de France 1285. He still sealed with the label as did his father. He was killed at Courtrai, 
Brault RAE 2:90; Bouly EHT 78; Anselme 6:638; XDF:52+53 + XDP:214 (Raoul, 1287, 1297, 1294); XDD:2166 (Raoul, 1273);


ArmTxt:
mesire bernard de moreul les armes de france a un demi lyon d'argent

AiCmnt:
Bernard (V) de Moreuil, d.c1302, S.Moreuil & Brienne, son of Bernard (IV, d.1259) and father of Bernard (VI, d.1350), who was appointed maréchal de France 1322. Bernard (V) is mentioned in the Roman de Ham.
Brault RAE 2:303;  Anselme 6:715;  XDP:492-493 (Bernard, 1259, 1265)

AIRefs:
FW:464; TCA:29; LBR:357; TCO:14* (less lion isst; all Bernard); VER:266;


ArmTxt:
mesire li vicontes de pont de remi d'argent au chief de gheules

AiCmnt:
Thibaut, d.>1311, V.Pont-de-Rémy & Abbeville,
Boos LBR 189;  XSP:581 + XDP:27 (Enguerran, 1274);


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de brianst d'ermine a un lion de gheules couronne d'or

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Beaussart, fl.1261-1302, S.Beausart-in-Beauvaisis. Very confusingly the same arms were used by the norman family Boissay.
Boos LBR 166; XDD:1374-1375;


ArmTxt:
li conestables de boulonnois d'argent a un lyon noir couronne d'or

ArmIdf:
Baudouin S.Hermelinghen connétable de Boulonnois

AiCmnt:
Baudouin S.Hermelinghen & Austrep, hereditary connétable de Boulonnais. Baudouin was proposed by Prinet as the constableship was hereditary in the family during 12th century. Identical arms were used by the Fiennes and Colembert families. The lords of Hermelinghen might well be early cadets of Fiennes as it is only 4 km SE from Fiennes and 7 km from Colembert. The mention of Fiennes in URF is probably only used as a blazonry reference.
Prinet CPF 20; XDA:88 (lion, Baudouin, 1301);

AIRefs:
URF:1613 'le connestable de boulenois sire de fienes; coronez d or'; BHM:2856 'questable de bor len nois' (less crown);


ArmTxt:
mesire dreus de milli noir au chief d'argent

AiCmnt:
Dreux de Milly dit le jeune, d.c.1309, S.Milly-sur-Thérain (dep Oise, arr Beauvais, can Marseille) & Achy & Tricot, son of Dreux (d.1282)
ESNF 13:134; XDP:462 (Dreux, 1268);


ArmTxt:
mesire de biauval d'argent a une dante de gheules

AiCmnt:
Unknown member of the Beauval family (Beauval, dep Somme, arr Amiens, can Doullens). The S.Beauval was named Robert in 1314.
XDD:1377 (Rob, 1314);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de maignelers de gheules a une bande d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Maignelay, fl.1300, brother of Raoul  dit Tristan S.Maignelay (fl.1314), served in Aragon 1285, as sénéchal d'Agenais in 1294-96. The genealogy in Anselme is slightly suspect considing the dates given for the various Jean and Raoul. Dep Oise, can Maignelay-Montigny, in Beauvaisis.
Boos LBR 164; Anselme 8:539-540; Recueil HF 24:220; XRO:6784* (bend acc. lion  sn, Tristan, 1337);

AIRefs:
LBR:260 (Jean);  WIN:917 (s.n.); VER:252* (acc. mullet sn; Raoul); TCO:313* (Gu-Ar; Jean);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de heilli de gheules a une bande d'or engrelee

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Crequi, fl.1318, son of Jean (I) S.Heilly & Rumilly & Flassières (d.1297). The grandfather of Jean (II) was Philippe (fl.1249), second son of Alix Dm.Heilly & Rumilly and Baudouin (IV) S.Crequi. The elder Jean was appointed captain of Douai at the beginning of the 1297 campaign. Heilly, dep Somme, can Albert.
Anselme 6:791; XDD:2397 (Jean, 1314);


ArmTxt:
mesire gauchier d'austrestes porte les armes de blois a un lyon de gheules passant

AiCmnt:
Probably Gaucher de Châtillon-Autrêches, bailli de Vermandois 1297, envoy to summon Gui C.Flandre to the Parlement de Paris  and captain of Lille 1302, mentioned in Roman de Ham, as proposed by Prinet. This would be the Gaucher (II) S.Autrêches, fl.1284-1306, son of André S.Autrêches. Another possibilty is his cousin Gaucher (IV) S.Nanteuil, fl.1282, son of Érard (I) S.Nanteuil, father of Érard (II) S.Nanteuil (fl.1309-1336) and brother of Érard S.Trélon & Fagerolles (fl.1296, o.s.p.). The third. less likely, possibility is Gaucher S.Tour & Dampierre (fl.1304, d.1325), who seald with there arms.
Prinet CPF 22; Funck-Brentano PB 175; Popoff, RFHS 51/1981; ESNF 7:19 (Porcéan) + 23 (Autrêches & Nanteuil); XDF:471* (chief ch. lion isst, Gaucher, 1303);  XDD:577 (chief ch. lion passt, Gaucher S.Tour & Dampierre, s/ Gaucher C.Porcien, 1308) + 3032+3033  (Érard S.Nanteuil, 1256, 1317) + 3034 (Gaucher S.Nanteuil, 1284);


ArmTxt:
mesire simon de mailli d'or a trois mailles de gheules

AiCmnt:
Simon de Mailly, not identified, probably a junior member of the family. The arms were known in 1335 for a Jean Seuvin de Mailly (Ledru 1:84).
Prinet CPF 22; Anselme 8:615-663; Chenaye DN 12:842-900; A Ledru: la maison de Mailly, I-II, 1893;


ArmTxt:
[mesire pruille] d'or a une bordure d'aiglettes de gheules

AiCmnt:
Adam proposed Gervais de Preuille l'Eguillé, fl.1283-97, probably the same as Echivard, brother of Geoffroi (V) S.Preuilly (tested 1285), who was present at Courtrai 1302. Prinet has this item in CPF/c conflated with the previous as 'mesire simon de mailli porte les armes d'or a trois mailes de gheules prime les de gheulles a une bordure dantelée de gheules'. The arms of Preuilly, also comtes de Vendôme 1085-1217, have a variable number of eagles azure on or.  The miscolured coat is repeated in [177] and not recorded elsewhere.
ESNF 3.4:725;  XDD:3310* (3 eagles).

AIRefs:
TCO:113*; FW:549* (3 eagles); NAV:1421* (6 eagles); BER:619* (semy); BIG:255 'archieuars de pruilli' (Or maunch Gu acc. orle of eagles Az);


ArmTxt:
mesire poi de gheules a une bande d'argent seme de croisettes d'argent

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Tyrel, d.1302, S.Poix (dep Somme, arr Amiens). He was noted 1260 and probably served at Courtrai, leaving a son and heir Guillaume (II).
Chenaye DN 16:9; Anselme 7:820-825; XDD:3796; XDP:647 (Guil, 1274);


ArmTxt:
mesire nonvillier d'argent a un fer de moulin de gheules a testes d'or de serpens au fer de moulin

AiCmnt:
Arnould de Cayeux, fl.1314, S.Longvillers (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Etaples), elder brother of Anseau, the regent of the Latin Empire who married Eudoxie Lascaris daughter of the P.Nicea.
Chenaye DN 1:714-719; XSP:276 (Arnould, 1314); XSP:275 (Anseau, 1314);

AIRefs:
URF:1391* (Or-Gu; S.Longvillers); FW:582*;  VER:852*; LBR:499* (per pale Or-Az & cross moline Gu);


ArmTxt:
mesire angoran de couchi fessie de vair et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Enguerrand (IV) de Coucy, o.s.p.1311, S.Coucy. The lordship was inherited by Enguerrand de Guines (d.>1321), a younger son of Arnould C.Guines and his sister Alix. The arms of Coucy are variously Gu-Vr, Vr-Gu, 3 bars or barry.
ESNF 7:81; Anselme 8:743; Prinet CPF 23; XDD:1905 (Enguerrand IV);


ArmTxt:
mesire robert de pingnons porte celles armes a un quartier d'or

AiCmnt:
Robert (II) de Coucy, fl.1268-1295, S.Pinon, son of Jean (d.>1268) and a distant nephew of Enguerrand [87] with a common ancestor, Raoul (I) S.Coucy (d.1191), grandfather of Enguerrand and great grandfather of Robert. Brault and Adam assumes that this Robert is a relative to Robert S.Pinon (d.1284) son of Jean (d.1262), but Chenaye and Boos is followed here.
ESNF 7:80; Chenaye DN 6:300-301; Brault RAE 2:345; Adam WIN 60;


ArmTxt:
mesire dreus de melon d'or a deux fesses de gheules et a une bordure d'oiseles de gheules

AiCmnt:
Dreux (III) de Mello, d.1310, S.de l'Orme & Chinion, d.1310, father of Dreux (IV) [193], present at Courtrai. He married trice: 1) c.1245 with Adelaide de Montréal, 2) c.1257 with Eustache de Lusignan Dm.Ste.Hermine, and 3) with Jeanne de Trie. His aunt Marguerite was the wife of Raoul Clermont-Nesle connétable de France [61].
ESNF 3.4:651; Anselme 6:57;  Boos LBR 182; Bouly EHT 95; XDD:2777-2778;


ArmTxt:
mesire robert de bellens vert a une fesse d'argent

AiCmnt:
Robert de Boisleux, fl.1291-1303, S.Boisleux (in Artois).
XDA:183-187 (Rob, 1298-1303);


ArmTxt:
sauset de bursay d'asur a un fer molin d'argent


ArmTxt:
mesire .. de saint venant d'asur a un escusson d'argent au lambiaus de gheules

AiCmnt:
Robert de Wavrin dit Brunel, S.Saint-Venant (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lilliers), son of Robert (II) S.Wavrin (dep Nord, can Hautbourdin), chamberlain of C.Flanders, served in Aragon 1285 and in Gascogne 1296 with Robert C.Artois as guardian of Gascogne. He was one of the defenders of Lille, but must have returned to his royal allegiance shoirtly after. He went as envoy of the king to Rome 1398, commanded in Béthune in 1301 and fought at Courtrai and at Mons-en-Pévèle.
ESNF 8:23; Anselme 6:706;  Funck-Brentano PB 220+239+262+438; Brault RAE 2:451; Warlop NF; Boos LBR 193; XDD:3956 (Rob, 1286); XDC:8293 (Rob, 1294);


ArmTxt:
li castelains de bergues d'or a un lion de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gilbert / Giselbrecht, d.1299, châtelain de Bergues-Saint-Winnoc / Burgrave van Sint-Winoksbergen (dep Nord, arr Dunkerque, can Bergues), son of Giselbrecht (V, d.c1294) and Isabella, fought in Gascony in early 1297 under Charles de Valois.
Warlop VA 4:539-547 #202; XDC:913;  XDD:5281 (Gilbert, 1286); XDA:161;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de haveskerke d'or a une fesse de gheules

ArmIdf:
Jean de Haveskerke S.Haveskerke & Honschoote

AiCmnt:
Jean de Haveskerke, d.1303, S.Haveskerke & Hondschoote. He and his brother Gilles [94] defended Cassel against Willem van Jülich in 1302. He was one of the stalwart flemish supporters of Philippe 'le Bel' receiving a pension during 1296-1303.
Warlop VA 3:871-877; Recueil HF 22:376; Brault RAE 2:223; XRA 2:43; XDD:2385-2389; XDA:348 (Jean S.Haveskerke, 1286);


ArmTxt:
mesire gille de haveskerke porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Gilles de Haveskerke, fl.1282-1302, S.Watten, younger brother of Jean [93].
XDD:2387 (Gilles, 1282); XDA:347 (Gilles, 1287);


ArmTxt:
mesire godefroi de brebant d'or a un lion noir au lambiau de gheules

AiCmnt:
Godefroi de Brabant, d.1302, S.Aerschot & Vierzon, younger son of Henri (III) D.Brabant, killed at Courtrai with his son Jean.
ESNF 1.2:236-237;  Brault RAE 2:69-70; Boos LBR 195; XDF:241 + XGB:82 (Godefroi, 1292, 1297);

AIRefs:
LBR:577; HCN:220; WIN:1171 (Godefroi); D:193* (lion acc. bend; Godefroi);


ArmTxt:
mesire ferriere d'argent a un escusson de gheules et a une bordure de fers a ceval de gheules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Ferrières, fl.1304, S.Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Broglie), served in Flanders in all campaigns 1297-1304. In most armorials the field is gules and the escutcheon ermine. 
Prinet CPF 26; Recueil HF 23:789-795; XDD:2151-2152; XPO:4494-4494, XDN:251; XDC:3773;


ArmTxt:
mesire joffroi de vendome d'argent au chef de gheules a un lion d'asur et a une fleur de lis d'or en l'espaule du lion

AiCmnt:
Godefroi de Vendôme, fl.1292, d.>1308, S.Chartre-sur-le-Loir & Lassay, son of Pierre C.Vendôme (d.1249), was councillor of Charles de Valois and also took part in the 1302 campaign. Godefroi was the ancestor of the Chabanais branch extinct in 1562. The lion is brochant.
ESNF 7:727; Anselme 8:728; Recueil HF 23:789+804; Boos LBR 203;


ArmTxt:
li camberlains de tancarvillede .. a un escusson d'argent par mi agegnies d'or en l'escu

AiCmnt:
Robert de Tancarville, d.1302, S.Tancarville, hereditary chamberlain of Normandie, a younger son son of Guillaume (IV, d.1268), who inherited on the death of his brothers Raoul (d.1277) and Guillaume (V, d.1286). He fought at Furnes 1297 and was killed at Courtrai.
Chenaye DN 18:782-783;  XDN:559 (Guillaume V, 1283);


ArmTxt:
mesire nicole de serbonne gironne d'or et d'asur a un escusson d'argent et au sautoir d'ermine

AiCmnt:
Nicolas des Armoises, d.1308, S.Charbogne (dep Ardennes, arr Vouziers, can Attigny). He married Isabelle de Grandpré, daugther of Henri (VI) C.Grandpré and widow of Hugues (IV) C.Rethel. During the minority 1278-89 of Jeanne, the daughter of Hugues and Isabelle, he was her guardian and as such he bore the temporary title of C.Rethel. The saltire, argent or ermine, is sometimes overall and at other times on the escutcheon only.
Anselme 2:319; Boos LBR 180; Prinet CPF 27;


ArmTxt:
mesire gobiert de monsablon de gheules a trois peux vaires d'argent et de vert au chef d'or

AiCmnt:
Gobert (III) de Montchâlons, d.1300, son of Gobert (II, d.1262). Montchablon or Montchâlons, dep Aisne, arr Laon. The arms are derived from Châtillon, but usually as {Vt 3 pales Vr & chief Or}.
ESNF 13:138;  Newman N 1:149-155; Brault RAE 2:298; Prinet CPF 27; Boos LBR 172; XRO:8195;

AIRefs:
FW:450* (Vt-Vr-Or; label roundely; Gobert); 
TCO:27*; HCN:188*;  WIN:872*+873*; VER:258* (Vt-Vr-Or, label, Gobert);


ArmTxt:
mesire robert bertran d'or a un lion vert

AiCmnt:
Robert (VI) Bertrand, fl.1272, B.Briquebec (dep Manche, can Bricquebec) & V.Roncheville & S.Tilloy &c, son of Robert (V) Bertrand connétable de Normandie and Alix de Tancarville, and husband of Alix de Nesle. His son Robert (d.1348) was created marêchal de France 1325. 
Anselme 6:690;  Brault RAE 2:50; XRO:2188 (Rob, marF, 1327); XDD:220 (Rob, marF, 1338); XDF:1325  (Rob, marF, 1325); XDC:1573 (Rob, marF, 1345);


ArmTxt:
mesire tibourville d'ermine a une fesse de gheules

AiCmnt:
Robert de Thibouville, d.c1301, S.Thibouville (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Beaumont-le-Roger), son of Robert (d.1290).
Prinet CPF 28; Brault RAE 2:413; XDD:3686; XDC:8849;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan mallet de gheules a trois fermaus d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Malet dit Guignard, d.1335, S.Graville-Sainte-Honorine (dep Seine-Maritime) & Sées (dep Orne) & Bernay (dep Eure), son of Jean (I, d.c1285) and Marie de Léon, husband of Jeanne al. Anne de Wavrin, daughter of Robert S.Saint-Venant [91]. Jean (I) served in Aragon 1285 and Jean (II) in Flanders in 1302-1303 and again in 1318 and 1328.
Boos LBR 153; Anselme 7:867-868; Chenaye DN 13:4-5; Brault RAE 2:274;  XDN:374; XDD:2678; XRO:6849;


ArmTxt:
mesire guillame marteel d'or a trois marteaus de gheules

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (III) de Martel, d.1302, S.Bacqueville-en-Caux (dep Seine-Maritime), who reportedly died some months before or at Courtrai.
Brault RAE 2:283; Boos LBR 133; XDC:5780;


ArmTxt:
mesire gui d'anevaul palle d'or et d'asur au chief de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gui d'Esneval, not identified, the first name might be a mistake or perhaps a brother or cousin of Robert S.Esneval (dep Seine-Interièure, arr Rouen, can+cne Pavilly) & Pavilly, hereditary vidame de Normandie, who died 1316. Robert was son-in-law to Jean S.Clères [121].
Brault RAE 2:155; Boos LBR 131; Prinet CPF 29;  XRO:4232-4234; XDC:3360 + 3368-3373;


AiCmnt:
Either a repeat or possibly Galeran d'Ivry, brother of Guillaume S.Ivry [55]. Galeran and Guilaume were common names in the family.

AIRefs:
LBR:195* (& mullet dx; Galeran); WIN:398* (& mullet dx; Robert); LBR:193 (Galeran);


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de ricebourg chevronne d'or et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Richebourg or Petrus de Divite Burgo, fl.1285, a royal vassal and a vassal of Beatrix Cs.Montfort-l'Amaury. Richebourg, dep Seine-et-Oise/Yvelines, arr Mantes, can Houdan.
Recueil HF 22:629; XDC:7715-7717;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de harcourt de gheules a deux fesses d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) 'le Preux' de Harcourt, d.1302, S.Harcourt (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Brionne), son of Jean (I, d.1288) and father of Jean (III, c.1276-1329), marêchal de France 1283, took part in the african crusade of Louis 'le Sacre' and in the campaign of 1285 in Aragon. The 'li bons Jehans' as he is named in the Roman de Ham died in Italy in december 1302.
ESNF 10:124; Anselme 5:129 + 6:636;


ArmTxt:
mesire guillame de harecourt porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Harcourt, d.1327, S.Saussaye & Elbeuf, brother of Jean [109], grand maître d'hotel du roi and grand queux du roi.
ESNF 10:124; XDD;2366 (Guil, 1293);

AIRefs:
LBR:218 (Guil); WIN:324* (label roundely; Guil);


ArmTxt:
mesire raou patri de gheules seme de grains d'or a trois roies d'argent

AiCmnt:
Raoul de Patry, a norman.
Prinet CPF 30;  XDC:7005-7008;


ArmTxt:
mesire foucaut de merle de gheules a trois roies d'argent

AiCmnt:
Foucault de Merle, fl.1271, d.1314, S.Merle (dep Orne, arr Argentan, can le Merlerault), created marêchal de France 1302 and fought in Flanders up to 1304.'
Anselme 6:641; XDC:6010 (Foucault);


ArmTxt:
mesire jacques de beiaune d'argent a une bande de gheules a trois egles d'or en la bande au lambiaus d'asur

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Bayon, fl.1268, d.1311, S.Fauche & Bayon (dep Meuse-et-Moselle, arr Lunéville), younger son of Henri de Lorraine S.Bayon (d.1261), and grandson of Ferri (I) D.Lorraine (d.1207). He was a senior commanders on Flanders frontier in 1302 and fought at Courtrai and Mons and commanded victoriously at Arques on April 4th 1303.
ESNF 6:141; Brault RAE 2:38; Boos LBR 181 (d.1304); Prinet CPF 31; XDD:1396 (Jacq, 1304);

AIRefs:
WIN:572* (less label); LBR:426; FW:500* (field Or; all Jacques);


ArmTxt:
mesire triechastel d'or [au chef / a la clef] de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gui (III), o.s.p.m.1299, S.Thil-Châtel (dep Côte-d'or, arr Dijon, can Is-sur-Tille), son of Jean (d.1275), heritary gonfalonier of the franc-comté de Bourgogne. His widow, Isabelle de Rochefort-sur-Bevon, remarried in 1306 to Humbert de Rougemont. Humbert's son, Thibaut, married the heiress, Isabeau de Thil-Châtel, and became gonfalonier. Prinet misread the legend as 'chef' rather than 'clef' or key.
ESNF 15:184-185; Boos LBR 183; Prinet CPF 31; XCB:488 (Gui, 1276);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de courtenay d'or a trois tortiaus de gheules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Courtenay, d.1318, S.Champignelles & Ferté-Loupière &c, son of Guillaume, fought at Mons.
ESNF 3.4:629-630; Anselme 1:486; XRO:3620 (Jean, s.d.);  XCB:41-42;


ArmTxt:
mesire mahiu de ville d'or a trois jumelles d'asur et a une bordure de gheules

AiCmnt:
Mathieu (II) de Villebéon dit le Chambellan, o.s.p.c.1300, S.Villebéon, son of Mathieu (II, d.1270), minor at the death of his father.
ESNF 13:140; Anselme 6.627; Recueil HF 22:482 a.o.; Prinet CPF 32;


ArmTxt:
mesire hue de bauville d'argent a une fesse de gheules a trois annelets d'or en la fess

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Bouville, d.1304, S.Bouville (dep Seine-et-Marne, arr Etampes) & Farcheville, chamberlain of Philippe 'le Bel', bought Milly-en-Gâtinais, husband of Marie de Chambly, killed at Mons-en-Pévèle.
Chenaye DN 3:26-27; XCB:33 (Hugues II, 1303); XDD:243+244 (Hugues, 1291, 1299)


ArmTxt:
mesire hervi de lion d'or a un lion noir

AiCmnt:
Hervé (V) de Léon, d.1305, S.Châteauneuf-en-Thimerais (dep Eure-et-Loir) & Senonches & Noyon-sur-Andelle, son of Hervé  (IV) and Marguerite de Châteauneuf. There is another pedigree in Boos LBR 211.
Anselme 3:636 + 5:128; Chenaye DN 11:876; XDD:2572 (Hervé IV, 1260);


ArmTxt:
son fiex celles armes a un baston de gheules

AiCmnt:
Hervé (VI) de Léon dit le jeune, d.<1337, son of Hervé (V) [118]. The uncommon use of the bend as a difference for the eldest son is probably due to the adoption of the label by his uncle Richard de la Roche [120].


ArmTxt:
mesire richart de la roche porte celles armes  au lambiaus de gheules

AiCmnt:
Richard de la Roche (Léon), c.1260-c.1304, V.Dreux & S.Châteauneuf-en-partie, son of Richard, the younger brother of Hervé (V) [118], and husband of Aliénor de Châteauneuf. He served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304.
 XDD:408+3409 (Ric, 1282, 1289);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de clere d'argent a une fesse d'asur diapree d'or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Clères, fl.1286-1304, S.Clères (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Rouen) & Bocasse. The fess might be diapered Or.
Chenaye DN 5:847-848; Prinet CPF 33, Brault RAE 2:107; Recueil HF 23:795;  XDN:139+181 (Jean, 1284); XRO:3205-3212;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de saint martin d'or billete de gheules

AiCmnt:
Jean de St.Martin, d.1302, S.St.Martin-le-Gaillard (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Dieppe, can Eu), fought in Aragon 1285, killed at Courtrai.
Boos LBR 152; Recueil HF 22:480; XDN:523


ArmTxt:
mesire ernoul de wesmael de gheules a trois fleurs de lis d'argent en lonc

AiCmnt:
Arnould (IV) de Westmael, d.1302, S.Wezemaal & Westerlo, heritary marshal of Brabant, killed at Courtrai. The fleurs-de-lis might be ordinary or couped, the latter normal after 1270.
ESNF 7:101; Brault RAE 2:452; Adam AB:536;  XRA 2:176 + 4:229; XDD:683* (plain fleurs-de-lis);


ArmTxt:
mesire gautier de ligne d'or a une bande de gheules

AiCmnt:
Wauthier (III) de Ligne, fl.1236-95,  S.Ligne, son of Wauthier (d.1245), husband of Julienne de Rozoy Dm.Baucignies, served in Aragon 1285. His grandson Mathieu died at Courtrai 1302.
ESNF 18:96; Recueil HF 22:673+764; XRA 2:347;  XDF:1228


ArmTxt:
mesire denisi d'or a trois cotices noires

AiCmnt:
Jean de Denisy (Auneau), S.Denisy (dep Seine-et-Oise / Seine-et-Marne, arr Rambouillet, can Doudan, cne Ste-Mesme), son of Thibaud d'Auneau. He married 1250 Isabelle, and was probably one of the councillors of Charles de Valois.
Prinet CPF 34; Recueil HF 22:470+481; XDD:1238;

AIRefs:
WIN:195; VER:692* (& border); VER:693* (& border engrailed);


ArmTxt:
mesire chastelier noir a sept tourteaus d'or et au chief palle d'or et de gheules


ArmTxt:
mesire tibaut de mathefelon d'or a trois escussons de gheules

AiCmnt:
Thiebaut (IV) de Mathefelon, fl.1273-1297, son of Foulques (II) S.Mathefelon & Durtal (d.1282) and Alix de Montmorency-Vitré. He left a son and heir, Foulques (III), mentioned 1302 and as S.Mathefelon 1310, and died 1331.The item is repeated in [169] from Adam, omitted in Prinet, but noted by Brault. Six escutcheons (3:2:1) in or/argent on gules or inverted are more common. The family changed arms around 1290 from {chevronny Or-Gu} as bore Thiebaut in 1278  (TCO:110). Matheflon, dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Angers, can Seiches-sur-le-Loir. Thibaut de Mathefelon is named in the 15C prose romance 'Pontus et Sidoine';
ESNF 13:129A-B; Nussard T 98-101; XDD:2736* (6 escutcheons);

AIRefs:
VER:494* (Thiebaut); NAV:903*;  HCN:68* (6 Or escutcheons Gu); NAV:872* (a3); VER:495* (6; Gu-Or);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de biaumont les armes de france a un demi lion d'argent

AiCmnt:
Jean de Beaumont (Brienne), d.1305, V.Beaumont (dep Sarthe, arr Mamers, can Beaumont-sur-Sarthe) & B.Ste-Suzanne & S.Château-Gontier, son of Louis 'd'Acre' de Brienne (d.c.1263) and Agnès de Beaumont Vs.Beaumont, and grandson of Jean de Brienne (1148-1237) king of Jerusalem and emperor of Constantinople. Two of his younger  brothers were in english service, Louis as bishop palatine of Durham and Henry as B.Beaumont and founder of the english line.
ESNF 3.4: 681-687; Burke PB 214+217; Anselme 5:577 + 6:135-136;

AIRefs:
LBR:657; VER:542*; WIN:321*; BIG:238* (Az-Or-Or; all V.Beaumont);


ArmTxt:
mesire hardoin de la haye de gheules a une crois d'hermine eslargie par les bous

AiCmnt:
Hardouin de la Haye-Joulain, fl.1304, S.Haye-Joulain (dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Angers NE, cne St.Sylvain). The cross might be rendered as eslargie, enhendée, formy, paty, patonce or flory as discussed in Brault EB 157.
Recueil HF 23:804; XDD:2346 (Maurice, 1269, croix enhendée);

AIRefs:
NAV:888; BER:585; URF:794 'de gueles a le croix d ermine patiee';


ArmTxt:
mesire de toukes burele d'argent et de gheules a une bordure de merles noires

AiCmnt:
Patrice (II) de Chourches or Sourches, fl.1301, S.Malicorne (dep Sarthe, can Malicorne), husband of Guyonne de Laval. His son Payen married Anne de Beaumont (Brienne). Patrice went to Apuglia with his father Hervé (fl.1254-1282) in the service of Charles d'Anjou and served as justiciar of Otranto 1280-1282 before returning to France. 
Nussard BIG 36; Potier NB 1:252; Prinet CPF 35-36; XDD:1724;


ArmTxt:
mesire le vidame de chaalons de gheules a trois peus vaires au chef d'or a deux lionceaux de gheules passans l'un contre l'autre en chief

AiCmnt:
Jean (I), d.1302, Vd.Châlons-sur-Marne (al. Vd.Soissons), son of Hugues (III, d.1279), killed at Courtrai. Jean married a daughter of Nicolas (II) de Bazoches and Agnés de Nanteuil (Châtillon), and their son Hugues (IV) Vd.Chalons inherited Bazoches from his maternal uncle Gaucher in 1299.
Prinet CPF 36; Newman N 1:125+138; Recueil HF 23:783; ESNF 7:24; XDC:2078+2979 (Jean Vd.Chalons, 1383);


ArmTxt:
mesire gerard de los fessie d'or et de gheules au lambiaus d'asur besante d'argent

AiCmnt:
Gérard de Looz, fl.1282, châtelain de Chauvency & Moiry, younger son of Arnoul C.Looz and Jeanne de Chiny, and brother of Louis (V) C.Chiny. They hosted the Tournament de Chauvency in 1285.
ESNF 18:56-61;  Anselme 2:331; XRA 2:378-379; XDD:1136 + 2619;


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de praiaus de gheules a une egle d'or

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Préaux, fl.1268, d.1306, S.Préaux (dep Seine-Maritime, arr. Rouen, can Darnétal), fought in Flanders 1304.
XDD:3306 (Pierre, 1294);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de bailleur d'or a une fesse de gueules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Bailleuil, not identified, but from the place of the item, he would be norman, and one of this name served in the campaigns of 1285 in Aragon and in 1297 in Flanders. The arms are the inverse of the hainauter family of Condé dit Belail [66], but he is unlikely to belong to this family. 
Prinet CPF 37; Recueil HF 22:478+480+652;


ArmTxt:
mesire pier de corneul d'or a une fesse de gueules et a trois torteaux de gheules

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Corneuil, S.Corneiul (dep Eure, can Danville), served in 1303 and 1304 in Flanders.
Recueil HF 23:790-803; XRO:3475 (Jean S.Romilly, 1403);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de rouveray burele d'or et d'asur a un lion de gheules et a un collier d'argent

AiCmnt:
Jean de Rouvray, S.Rouvray (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Forges-les-Eaux) & Grainville, served in 1304.
Chenaye DN 17:830; Brault RAE 2:367; Prinet CPF 38; XDN:501 (Jean, 1280); XDC:8039;


ArmTxt:
mesire piere d'emboise palle d'or et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Pierre d'Amboise, d.<1322, S.Amboise (dep Indre-et-Loire, arr Thouars) & Montrichard & Berrie, husband of Jeanne de Chevreuse, daughter and heir of Anseau S.Chevreuse (d.1304, dep Yvelines, arr Rambouillet), served in Flanders 1302 and 1304.
Anselme 6:120, XRO:227 (Pierre, 1302);


ArmTxt:
mesire monbason de gheules a un lion d'or

AiCmnt:
Geoffroi dit Payen de Savary, d.c.1310, S.Montbazon (dep Indre-et-Loire) & Montsoreau (dep Maine-et-Loire), younger son and heir of Pierre and Mélisende, husband of Jeanne de Vendôme, daughter of Pierre C.Vendôme and Gervaise de Mayenne, served in Foix 1271.
Nussard T 106; XDD:2876 (Geof, 1276);


ArmTxt:
mesire guillame de saincte more d'argent a une fesse de gheules

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (IV) de Ste.Maure, o.s.p.m.s.1302, S.Sainte-Maure (dep Indre-et-Loire) & Pressigny & Nouâtre, husband of 1) Isabelle d'Amboise and 2) of Agnès de Pons, mother of Alix de Thouars, who married his son Guillaume (o.s.p.m.<1285). 
Anselme 5:8; Nussard T 126-128; XDD:3562-3563; XDC:8323-8325;


ArmTxt:
mesire hion de gaurenchieres de gheules a trois chevrons d'or

AiCmnt:
Yon de Garencières, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304. Probably a close relative of Guy and Pierre from Garencières-en-Evrecin (dep Eure, arr. Evreux, can St.André-de-L'Eure). A similar coat-of-arms were used by the Mathefelon family from Touraine. 
Recueil HF 22:483 + 23:798-802; XRO:1020 + 5027-5037;

AIRefs:
TMO:36; WIN:82 (Pierre); VER:739 (Guy);  LBR:711 <garentieres>;


ArmTxt:
mesire adam de bruieres d'or a un lion noir a la queue fourchue billete d'or or billetty a lion rampant double queued sable adam de bruyeres

AiCmnt:
Adam de Bruyères, d.1310, S.de la Gatine & Yys, younger son of Jean de Lèves S.Bruyères-le-Châtel (d.1292), husband of Isabelle des Yys, fought with Charles d'Anjou in Apuglia during 1270-1284 and in Flanders in 1303 and 1304. Bruyères-le-Châtel, dep Essonne, arr Corbeil, can Arpajon.
ESNF 13:60; Chenaye DN 4:423; Recueil HF 23:790-802; XDD:1599* (lion);


AiCmnt:
Hardouin (VI) de Maillé, d.1340, son of Hardouin [57]. He served in Flanders 1302.


ArmTxt:
li bruns de vernoil escartele de gueles et de vair

AiCmnt:
Eudes le Brun de Vernoil, d.1304, served in Aragon 1285 and killed at Mons-le-Pévèle. He was son of Geoffroi 'le Fourrier' al. Ferry (d.1383), marêchal de France 1272. The family seat was in cne Vernoil, can Longué, arr Baugé, dep Maine-et-Loire.
Anselme 6:831; Nussard T 86; XDD:2232* (Vr-Gu, Geof, 1272);


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de chemilli d'or a une bordure d'oiselets de gheules et a un canton de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gui de Chemillé (Thouars), S.Chemillé (dep Maine-et-Loire) & Brissac & Mortagne, served in Aragon 1285, a distant cousin of Gui V.Thouars [156].
ESNF 3:812B; Recueil HF 22:693; sigil, Gui, BnF ms.fr.31911:37v;  XEP:626;

AIRefs:
URF:558; NAV:877* (Or Az-Gu); VER:485* (orle of mullets; Gui)


ArmTxt:
mesire guillaume li vidame d'or a deux fesses noires et a une bordure d'oiselts noirs

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (V) de Meslay, d.c1321, Vd.Chartres, son of Guillaume (d.1249) and Jeanne de Beron.  Meslay-le-Vidame, dep Eure-et-Loir, arr Châteaudun, can Bonneval.
ESNF 13:112; XDC:2241;


ArmTxt:
mesire guillame de mortemer fasce d'or et de vert au fleur de lis de l'une a l'autre et a un baston de gheules

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Mortemer 'le jeune', took part in the Aquitaine campaign of 1297. The head of the family, another Guilleaume, was seigneur de Mortemer (dep Seine-Maritime, arr & can Neufchâtel-en-Bray).
Recueil HF 22:357;


ArmTxt:
mesire vincent de hutot d'asur seme de tencelles d'or a un lion d'argent

AiCmnt:
Nicolas Hotot, fl.1302, o.s.p.m., S.Hotot, son  of Jean and Luce d'Harcourt. He commanded a ship in 1295 in the fleet of his cousin Jean d'Harcourt [109]. No Vincent is known from this family. The term semé de tencelles means semy of small mullets, also termed étincélé or étoilé (Brault EB 273-274). Hotot-en-Caux or Hautot-sur-Mer, dep Seine-Maritime, arr Dieppe, can Offrainville.
Boos LBR 153; Recueil HF 23:789; Chenaye 10:781; XDN:317;

AIRefs:
WIN:440*; VER:419* (Az-Ar-Ar); LBR:163* (less mullets; all Nic);


ArmTxt:
mesire hue de bauchei d'or a un fer de moulin de gheules

AiCmnt:
Hugues (IX) de Baucay, d.<1309, S.Baucay (Baussay-le-Noble, dep Vienne, arr & can Loudun, cne Mouterre-Silly) & Champigny-sur-Veude, son of Guy (d.1270) and Emma Dm.Blou & Champigny, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304. He inherited Baucay from his uncle Heugues (VIII, d.1270).
Recueil HF 22:663+710 + 23:791-804; Boos LBR 212; XDD:1319-1320*; XEP:88+90;


ArmTxt:
mesire joffroy d'averton d'asur a un sautoir d'argent et a quatre estancelles d'or

AiCmnt:
Godefroi d'Averton, served in Flanders 1303-1304. Their origin was at Averton, dep Mayenne, arr Mayenne, can Villaines-la-Juhel.
Recueil HF 23:790-804; BnF pièces orig 153 doss. 3136, p.55 (Guillaume, 1254);

AIRefs:
VER:472 (Geof); BIG:241 (Guil); URF:1265; WIN:504* (unfinished; s.n.);


ArmTxt:
mesire itier de merdoine d'asur seme de trefles d'or a un lion d'or

AiCmnt:
Itier de Brion, fl.1280-1300, S.Merdogne (aujourd'hui Gergovie, dep Puy-de-Dôme, arr Clermont, can Veyre, cne Roche-Blanche). The senior line was represented by Guy de Plessis, fl.1304, S.Plessis-Brion (dep Oise, in Vermandois) & Moustier, who also served in Flanders as banneret in 1297 and in 1304.
Boos LBR 178; Prinet  CPF 42; XDC:1596 (Itier, 1300);


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de charni de gheules a trois escussons d'argent

AiCmnt:
Jean (I) de Charny, d.1323, S.Charny & Mont-Saint-Jean (dep Côte-d'Or, arr Beaune, can Pouilly-en-Auxois), son of Hugues S.Charny (d.c.1294) and mabille Dm.Boucey. His son, Geoffroi S.Savoisy & Ligny, carried the Oriflamme at Poitiers in 1356 and wrote the 'Livre de la Chevalerie' in 1352. 
ESNF 15:125; Boos LBR 182; Recueil HF 23:805; XCB:241 (Jean, 1315);


ArmTxt:
mesire de saint lignaen de gheules a une rose d'argent

AiCmnt:
Alart / Enlart de Sinneghem / Seninghem (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lumbres), served in Gascogne 1283 and in Flanders 1297. His brother, Gilles, was a principal adherent of the C.Flandre. The legend was misread by the copyists. The rose is usually a cinquefoil. Paul Adam has the legend as 'alart de somergem', but this Alart (fl.1294) from Artois bore {saltire & border} in XRA 3:428.
Brault ERA 85;  Adam CPF 5; Funck-Brentano PB 306; XDD:3965 (Alart, 1304);


ArmTxt:
li vicontes de burniquet mi party d'argent et de gheules a une fausse crois partie d'or et de gheules pommele de gheules sur l'argent et d'or sur le gheules

AiCmnt:
Guillaume dit Barasc, V.Bruniquel (dep Tarn-et-Garonne, arr Montauban, can Montclar-de-Quercy), served in Flanders in 1302 and 1304. His son Rénaud married in 1315 a sister of Bertrand de Goth Bp.St.Bertrand de Comminges al. pope Clemens V (r.1305-1314).
Recueil HF 23:793+800; XDC:1659* (cross of Toulouse & border; Guil, 1302);

AIRefs:
BER:963* (& orle of escutcheons); NAV:1273* (per pale & cross of Toulouse per pale cch);


ArmTxt:
mesire morachi de bellevile gironne de vair et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Maurice, d.c1297, S.Belleville-sur-Vie (dep Vendée, arr Roche-sur-Yon, can Poiré) & Montaigu & Garnache, or his son with Isabeau de Lusignan, Maurice. The younger Maurice married Liesse de Parthenay and served in Flanders 1302-1304.
Beauchet DP 1:427-428;  XDD:1391 (Maurice, 1292);


ArmTxt:
mesire bruiant de monjehan d'or frete de gheules or fretty gules

AiCmnt:
Bruiant (I) de Montjean, S.Montjean (dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Cholet, can St.Fleorent-le-Vieil), served in Flanders 1303-1304.
Anselme 7:174-176; Recueil HF 23:789-804; XDD:2924 (Bruiant, 1298);


ArmTxt:
li vicontes de touart d'or au fleur de lis d'asur semees et a un cartier de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gui (II), d.1308, V.Thouars & S.Talmond, son of Aimeri (IX, d.1259) and Marguerite de Lusignan, husband of Marguerite de Brienne, and brother-in-law of Jean C.Eu [18]. he served in Flanders 1302-1304.
ESNF 3:811; Anselme 4:194; Recueil HF 23:789-803; XDD:3704 (Gui, 1273);


ArmTxt:
mesire hue de touart porte celles armes a une espee d'argent au cartier

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Thouars, d.1324, S.Pouzanges & Mauléon & Tiffauges, third son of Gui [156], husband of Isabeau de Noyers and brother-in-law of Miles (X) [192]. He defended la Rochelle in 1295 and served in Flanders in 1302-1304. Less likely his uncle, Hugues, o.s.p.1318, from whom he inherited Pouzanges and Tiffauges.
ESNF 3:811+812A; Boos LBR 209; Recueil HF 22:783 + 23:789-803;


ArmTxt:
mesire joffroi le bornie noires a crois d'argent

AiCmnt:
Geoffroi le Borgne de Kertanguy, not identified, a cadet of Avagour, possibly a brother or cousin of Guillaume (IV, fl.1309) S.Kertanguy & Roche-Suhart & V.Plourhan. Kertanguy, dep Côte-d'Armor, ar Guincamp, paroisse de Cohiniac.
Boos LBR 211; XDD:1479;

AIRefs:
WIN:980 (s.n.); LBR:695* (label; Guil); VER:572 (Gu cross Ar ch. 5 escallops Gu; Geof);


ArmTxt:
mesire raoul de montfort d'argent a un fer de molin de gheules a testes d'or de serpens au fer de molin

AiCmnt:
Raoul (VI) de Montfort, d.1314, S.Montfort-sur-Meu (dep Ille-et-Villaine).
Potier NB 2:293; XDD:2910;


ArmTxt:
mesire piere de rotelen fesse d'hermine et de gheules

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Rostrenen, d.1307, S.Rostrenen (dep Côte-d'Armor, can Rostrenen), served in Flanders 1303.
Recueil HF 23:791; Potier NB 3:74;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de beaumanoir d'asur billete d'argent

AiCmnt:
Jean (I) de Beaumanoir, fl.1311, S.Beaumanoir (dep Côte-d'Armor, arr St.Brieuc, can Quintin, cne Leslay), served in Flanders 1303-1304.
Anselme 7:379; Chenaye DN 2:160; Recueil HF 23:790+804; XDC:777; XRO:1109;


ArmTxt:
mesire thiebaut de rochefort vaire d'or et d'asur

AiCmnt:
Thibaud de Rochefort, S.Rochefort-en-Terre (dep Morbihan, arr Vannes) & V.Donges, served at Courtrai 1302 and in Flanders 1303-1304.
Recueil HF 23:791-804; XDD:3419;

AIRefs:
WIN:940; URF:690; VER:561* (label; Thibaud); WIN:984* (label; s.n.); TMO:63* (ch. lion passt);


ArmTxt:
mesire doucheille burele d'or et de vert et a un lion de gheules

AiCmnt:
Gilles de  Doucelles, S.Doucelles (dep Sarthe, arr Mamers, can Beaumont-sur-Sarthe), served in Flanders 1303-1304.
Recueil HF 23:790-804; Prinet CPF 45-46; Brault RAE 2:144; Boos LBR 211;

AIRefs:
WIN:500 (Gilles); BIG:239; VER:767;  HCN:232; FW:550; LBR:697* (barry Or-Az & lion Gu); BIG:231* (label);


ArmTxt:
mesire rouchi de gheules a une crois d'argent eslargie

AiCmnt:
Olivier de Rougé, S.Rougé (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Chateaubriant), son of Bonabes (d.1252), husband of Agnès Dm.Derval, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1302 and 1304. The term 'eslargie' might indicate either a cross formy or patonce, but  usually as formy in the seals.
Brault RAE 2:366; Potier NB 3:77; Recueil HF 23:804; XDC:8004-8005; XFB:3286-3291;


ArmTxt:
mesire joffroit d'ancenis de gheules a trois quintefueilles d'ermines

AiCmnt:
Geoffroi d'Ancenis, S.Ancenis (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Ancenis), either father of son. Geoffroi jr. married Jeanne de Pressigny in 1290 and died before 1315. Either served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1303-1304.
Recueil HF 22:676 + 23:790+804; XDD:1174*;


ArmTxt:
mesire jehan de macheclou d'argent a trois chevrons de gheules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Machecoul (Dreux), 1255-1308, S.Machecoul (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Nantes, can Machecoul) & Coché, son of Olivier (d.1279) and Amicie de Coché. Olivier was brother of Jean (I) D.Bretagne. The earliest arms were chevronny and is found as either Ar-Gu or Gu-Ar.
ESNF 3:67; Potier NB 2:215; XDD:2648* (chevronny); XRO:6793;


ArmTxt:
mesire tiebaut de cabric fessie d'argent et de gheules a un baston d'asur

AiCmnt:
Thibaut de Cabric, not identified. The arms are similar to those of Tintiniac and to Quedillac, both from Bretagne.


ArmTxt:
arnould de walhain d or a lecusson vert au baton coponne d argent et de  gueules

AiCmnt:
Arnould de Walhain, fl.1283-1302, S.Walhain, served as a banneret at Courtrai. His son, Jean, sealed in 1298. The family were brabantian ministeriales, having estates in Hesbaye 35 km NW of Namur.
Hemricourt M 111; Adam AB:682; XRA 4:188 (Arnould);


ArmTxt:
thibaut de matefelon d or a .iij. escussons de gueules


ArmTxt:
gui de bouvencourt d or a un arbre de gueules

AiCmnt:
Gui de Bouvencourt, no Gui has been identified. Adam notes a Baudoin de Crequy S.Bouvencourt, possibly the same as Baudoin de Crequy S.Ramboval & Bazinghen & Avelines (fl.1296-1331), cousin of Jean S.Crequi [200]. Boos LBR has LBR:503 (c.1295) for Baudouin (IV) S.Crequi, father of Jean [200], though he was known as S.Beaurain  before his father's death in 1255, which makes it unlikely for him to be an active campaigner in 1297.
Anselme 6:780 (Baudouin de Beaurain) + 794 (Baudouin de Ramboval); XDA:271;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lire d argent a .ii. batons de gueules a une bordure de gueules endentee

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Lières, S.Lières (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lillers), received wages as banneret in november 1299.
XDA:410 (Guil, 1299);


ArmTxt:
jean de chateaubriand de gueules a fleurs de lis d or semees

AiCmnt:
Jean (VI) de Chateaubriand, d.1301, Sr des Roches Baritaut et de la Lande (in Bretagne), son of Geoffroi S.Beaufort (d.1284). The chief in FW:540 is a mistake copied from TCO:98.
Potier NB 1:23-234; XDD:1758 (Geof (V), 1269);


ArmTxt:
brian le boeuf de gueules a la crois d or a .iv. lions d or

AiCmnt:
Briant le Boeuf, a breton.
Recueil HF 23:790;


ArmTxt:
andrieu de morlaines d or a une bande de gueules a la bordure d oiselets de gueles au lambiaus d azur

AiCmnt:
André / Drieu de Morlaines S.Morlaines-de-Châtaignes & Mello, served in Flanders 1297 according to his receipt of wages 30.11.1298.  Morlaines, dep Oise, arr Beauvais, cne Tillié. 
Anselme 6:69; XDD:2857* (less label, Drieu, 1280);


ArmTxt:
jehan de falevy burele d argent et d azur a la bande de gueules

AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) de Nesle, d.1300, S.Falvy & Herelle. His eldest son was killed at Courtrai 1302, leaving his younger brother, Jean (V), who in c.1303 married Jeanne Dm.Vendeuil, as heir. Falvy, dep Somme, can Nesle.
Anselme 2:507; ESNF 7:16; XDD:56;


ArmTxt:
.. de ville d argent a la fasce de gueules a .ij. molettes noires en la fasce

AiCmnt:
Godefroi de Ville, a cadet of Ville-sur-Tourbe (dep Marne, can Ville-sur-Tourbe), nephew of Mahaut Dm.Ville (d.1277), who brought the lordship to her husband Gobert (III) de Montchâlons Sr de la Bove. The mullets ought to be in chief.
Boos LBR 172;

AIRefs:
LBR:341* (Geof); VER:171* (mullets in chf; Surien);


ArmTxt:
.. de pruilli d or a la bordure d oisets de gueules

AiCmnt:
Repeat of Preuilly [83], the oisets or oiselets usually mean martlets.


AiCmnt:
Possibly a Foucault de Montigny-en-Ostrevant from Hainaut, not identified. If so, the arms ought to be {Vt lion Ar}. Another possibility is an unidentified breton as URF:2647 'ramegny' has the same blazon, followed by Bertran le Boeuf (URF:2648 = CPF:173). PRT and LBQ are copied from identical sources, a subsegment of Artois, which is not in URF.


ArmTxt:
sire de mourroy d azur a .iij. aigles d or

AiCmnt:
Either Henri de Nouvion sr., fl.1270, kt, or his son, Henri jr., a squire in 1271. Nouvion-en-Ponthieu, dep Somme, arr Abbéville, can Nouvion. A relation, Jean de Nouvion S.Thièvres (fl.1298-1300) bore the arms in Or-Sa.
M. Popoff, 2.ColAIH 1981 p.107-115; XSP:541 (Henri, 1270) + 542 (Henri jr, 1271) + 544 (Jean, 1300);


ArmTxt:
pierre de foulloy d argent a .iv. lionceaux noirs

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Fouilloy, fl.1298. Fouilloy, dep Somme, can Corbie. The arms should be three lions crowned as in the seals and armorials, a scribal error.
Recuieil HF 23:764; XDC:3753* (3 lions cr., Pierre, 1389);

AIRefs:
BER:288; VER:190* (3 lions cr; Pierre); URF:1451* (3 lions cr);


ArmTxt:
jehan de olehain d argent a .iij. tourteaux de gueules

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Montigny-Olhain, d.c1316, banneret. Olhain, dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Bethune, can Houdain, cne Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen.
P Feuchère, le Vielle families, 2: Olhain, AHS 1950, 64:91; XDA:527;


ArmTxt:
guillaume de la roche rouaut ondoie d argent et a gueules a lambeau d azur

ArmIdf:
Guillaume de la Rochechouart S.Mortemart

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de la Rochechouart, d.>1292, S.Mortemart, member of a cadet branch.
Anselme 4:675; ESNF 3.4:776-790; XDD:3412;


ArmTxt:
ernou berart dazur au chef d or au lion d argent et un boeuf de gueules et chef


ArmTxt:
guillaume de chavegny d argent a la fasce engreslee de gueles a lambeau d asur

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (III) de Chauvigny, d.1322, S.Châteauroux (dep Indre), present at Courtrai 1302. He also served Edward I R.England in 1299. He married 1) in 1272  Jeanne, daughter of Gui de Châtillon C.St.Pol, and 2) in 1302 Jeanne, daughter of Bouchard C.Vendôme. The label was a permanent brisure of this junior branch.
ESNF 13:70-72; Brault RAE 2:102; XRO:3044 (Guil, 1302); XGB:129 (Guil, 1282);


ArmTxt:
ytier de magnac de gueules au chef d or a .ij. pans vaires

AiCmnt:
Itier de Magnac, fl.1293, S.Magnac (Limousin) & Cluis (Berry), husband of Belbassesz de Brosse and son of Itier and Agnes de Pressigny. The arms of Magnac are {Gu 2 pales Or & chief Vr & label Az/Sa}.
Anselme 5:570; XEP:1151* (2 pales & label, Itier, 1340);

AIRefs:
VER:450*; TCO:278*; FW:513* (2 pales & chief & label; Itier);


ArmTxt:
jehan de lignieres d or au chef echequete d argent et de azur au lion de gueules corone d or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Lignières S.Menetou-sur-Cher (dep Cher, arr St.Amand-Montrond, can Lignières, Berry), present at Courtrai.
XGB:190*;  XDD:2585;

AIRefs:
BER:225* (the chief Vr); BHM:2259*; URF:2640* (the lion cr.);


ArmTxt:
hugues de surgeres de gueules frette de vair

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Surgères, fl.1294, S.Surgères & Dompierre-sur-Boutonne. Surgères, dep Charente-Maritime, arr Rochefort.
XEP:620;  XDD:2664+3662; XDC:8745;


ArmTxt:
hugues l'archeveque burele d argent et d azur a la bande de gueules

AiCmnt:
Hugues de l'Archevéque, fl.1297-1302, younger brother of Guillaume (VI) S.Parthenay (minor 1271, d.1317), present at Courtrai and at Mons-en-Pévèle. The arms were derived from Lusignan
ESNF 14:48;  XDD:3165-3167; XRO:418; XEP:542;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Jacques de  Werchin, d.1323, S.Werchin and hereditary sénéchal of Hainaut, or a relative. His brother Etienne / Witasse was reportedly a canon. The Werchin arms were {Azure lion argent, billety argent}.
ESNF 3:715; XRA 4:223; XDF:387 (all Werchin);


ArmTxt:
le sire de wallincourt dargent au lion de gueules

AiCmnt:
Jean de Wallincourt, fl.1290-1311, S.Wallincourt & Cysoing, present at Courtrai. Wallincourt (dep Nord, can Clary, cne Walincourt) was one of the 12 pairs of Hainaut. Cysoing was a pair of Flanders.
XRA 1:337t31n1+ 4:191 (Jean, 1311, 1312);

AIRefs:
VER:314 (Gui); HCN:351* (billety Gu); LBR:551* (bilety Az);


ArmTxt:
le sire de hermocelle d or au queuron d azur a .iij. oiselets de gueules

AiCmnt:
Probably Gui (II) de la Trémoille, fl.1261-1301, S.Trémoille  or one of his sons Gui (III) or Geoffroi, or possibly his brother Pierre. The colours of chevron and eagles, not martlets, are inverted.
ESNF 10:1; XEP:682-684;


AiCmnt:
Miles (X) de Noyers, 1271-1350, S.Noyers ( near Joux en Avallonnais/Auxerre) & Vendeuvre (dep Aube), created maréchal de France 1302 (after Courtrai) and boutellier de France 1336.
Anselme 6:648-657; Chenaye 15:82-83; Bouly EHT 114; XCB:407-409; XDD:3087;


ArmTxt:
dreu de mello d or a .ij. fesses de gueules et a une bordure d oiselets de gueules a l escusson des armes de brienne

AiCmnt:
Dreux (IV) de Mello, d.1317, S.Ste.Hermine & Jarnac, son of Dreux (III) [88] and Eustace de Lusignan Dm.Ste.Hermine (d.1270), present at Courtrai. The inescutcheon cannot be the arms of Brienne {Az lion Or, billety Or} for Adelaide de Montréal  as suggested by Adam, but Lusignan, as he held the Lusignan seigneuries of Ste.Hermine and Jarnac, and is so emended.
Boos LBR 182; XDD:2779; XCB:366;


ArmTxt:
jehan de chalon de gueules a la bande d or

AiCmnt:
Jean (I) de Chalon, 1259-1316, S.Arlay, son of Jean 'le sage' (d.1267) PfGf.Burgund & C.Chalon & Auxonne and his 3rd wife Laurette de Commercy, uncle of Othon C.Bourgogne [11]. He served as maréchal d'évêque de Liège 1297-98, and was probably present at Courtrai. Adam proposed Jean de Chalon (c.1243-1309) S.Rochefort & Chatelbelin & C.Auxerre (j.u. 1276-90), the father of Guillaume [26] and halfbrother of Jean S.Arlay, which is possible, but less likely. The Arlay branch later used a mullet sable on the bend for difference, possibly omitted by one early copyist.
ESNF 2:60 + 3:121; Brault RAE 2:96; XCB:234; XDD:510-512 (Jean, 1274, 1277, 1293);


ArmTxt:
liebaut de baufremont vaire d or et de gueules

AiCmnt:
Liebaut (III) de Beauffremont, fl.1242, d.1303, S.Beauffremont, lieutenant général de Franche-Comté 1297 and maréchal de Bourgogne 1303, diedthe same year in Arras.
ESNF 13:38; XDF:525;


ArmTxt:
enrart de tramines d argent a .iij. quintefeuilles de gueules


ArmTxt:
le sire de courlandon de gueules a .iij. quintefeuilles d or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II), fl.1308, Sr de Courlandon & Arcis-sur-l'Aube (dep Marne).
Recueil HF 23:23:804; Brault RAE 2:123; Newman N 140;

AIRefs:
FW:499* (Or 3 sixfoils Gu); TCO:78*; LBR:443* (a3); HCN:346* (Or 3 roses Gu);


ArmTxt:
le sire de torote de gueules au lion d or

AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) de Thourotte, fl.1301, S.Thourotte & Honnecourt, son of Gaucher (d.c1293), who sold the châtellenie of Noyon to Philippe 'le bel' in 1295. He served as châtelain of Brugge in 1299-1300.
Recueil HF 23:795; Funck-Brentano PB 313; Bouly EHT 82-83; Newman N 1:205+211-213; XDP:1024 (Jean, 1282); XDF:1651 (Jean, 1301);


AiCmnt:
Adam proposed Aubert de Thourotte (fl.1314) S.Chastelier, younger brother of Jean [198].


ArmTxt:
le sire de crequi d or a l arbre de gueules


ArmTxt:
le sire de bousavesnes d or a la crois de gueules engreslee

AiCmnt:
Jean de Bouchavesnes (dep Somme, can Combles, near Peronne), present at Courtrai with the contingent from Ponthieu.
Bouly EHT 79; XDA:199;


ArmTxt:
le chatelain de beaumes de gueules a la crois d or engreslee

AiCmnt:
Robert Sr de Beaumetz les Loges, châtelain de Bapaume (dep Somme), present at Courtrai.
Recueil HF 23:791; XDA:1712;


ArmTxt:
le sieur de morbaise, d argent a la face de gueulle a trois merlettes de mesme sur le chef


ArmTxt:
le sire de beu, eschiqueté d'or et d'asur a une bordeure de gueules engreslée

AiCmnt:
a junior branch, Beu = Bû = 40B3, dep Eure-et-Loir, 
LINE:
-: Robert (I) de Dreux, d.1264), S.Beu, gm/ Isabelle de Villebéon Dm.la Chapelle-Gauthier (Brie) & Bagaux (Tonnere)  -  Robert (II) de Dreux, 1265-1306, gm/ Yolande (d/ Bouchard V C.Vendôme)
REF:
-: Boos LBR 158; Anselme 1:422-433; ESNF 3.1:64;


ArmTxt:
pierre, filz de roy de navarre, conte de mortaing


ArmTxt:
jehan, filz du duc loys.., conte de clermont


ArmTxt:
jehan, filz du duc phelippe .., conte de nevers ..


ArmTxt:
guillaume, duc en baviere, conte de haynau ..


ArmTxt:
waleran de lucembourc, conte de liny et saint pol


ArmTxt:
loys, filz du roy de france, duc d'orleans


ArmTxt:
edouart, filz du duc de bar, marquis de pont


ArmTxt:
charles, sr de lebret, connestable de france


ArmTxt:
mr guillaume de meleun, conte de tancarville


ArmTxt:
loys, filz de roy de france, duc de guyenne


ArmTxt:
phelippe, filz de jehan .. , conte de charoloys


ArmTxt:
mr jehan de luxembourc, sr de beaurevoir


ArmTxt:
pierre de hauteville dit le mannier sr d'ars


ArmTxt:
mr jacques de chastillion, sr de dampierre


ArmTxt:
mr regnault d'angennes sr de rambouillet


AiCmnt:
Gaucher (VII), d.1413, S.Châtillon & Troissy


AiCmnt:
Guillame Montrevel dit l'Hermite de la Faye, fl.1382-1416, husband of Marguerite l'Hermite de Faye, accompanied Francois d'Auberchicourt to Cyprus before 1395, executor of Louis D.Bourbon.


ArmIdf:
Mahieu 'le borgne' de Rouvroy S.St.Simon


ArmTxt:
mr hue de lannoy sr de beaumont et de santes


ArmTxt:
mr hue bournel sr de plesier et tiembromme


ArmTxt:
mr hue de melun sr d'antoing et d'espinoy


ArmTxt:
mr regnault de foleville sr de dommartin


ArmTxt:
mr yvon de maintenon le borgne sr de la queue


ArmTxt:
mr lancelot de quayeu dit de lonviller sr de angou

AiCmnt:
mr lancelot de quayeu dit de lonviller sr de angoustent


ArmTxt:
mr eustache tassin de gaucourt sr de maysons


ArmTxt:
mr adam de gaillonel sr de la neuville sur aunel


ArmTxt:
mr jehan sr de cottebrune, marescahl de bourgoinge


ArmTxt:
mr georges sr de la paume et d'estambeque


ArmTxt:
mr blanchet braque sr de saint morize et de cour..

AiCmnt:
mr blanchet braque sr de saint morize et de courcelles


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mr thomas de bauffremez sr de flequieres


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mr guillaume de herimez sr de stainquerque


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mr rollequin d'arly depuis vidame d'amiens


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mr guillaume de vyane sr de saint george


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mr jehan de melun sr d'antoing et d'espinoy


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mr jehan sr de poucres, chastelain de lille


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mr jehan dit sarrazin d'arly sr du quesnoy

AiCmnt:
mr jehan dit sarrazin d'arly sr du quesnoy et seneschal de ponthieu
REF: BA Ms.4150 fo.144v;
CHECK


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mr charles de campremy sr de mussy le val


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mr jehan dit le breton sr de la bretonniere


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mr jaques sr de lor gouverneur de reteloys


ArmIdf:
Charles de Recourt dit de Lens, amiral de France


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mr anthoine de havesqueque sr de fontaines


AiCmnt:
double of CAM:353 - only in CAM/a (AOTdO);


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mr gilles sr du locron, chastelain de leuze


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mr guillaume de lalain sr de bugnicourt bailli


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mr phelippe de villers sr d'armenonville


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mr bauduin dit le beggue de lannoy sr de moulembai


AiCmnt:
mr simon de lalain, prevot de la conte de valenciennes


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josse trresosirer de phelippe de bourgoigne


ArmTxt:
maistre thierry palenc prevot de saint pierre

AiCmnt:
maistre thierry palenc prevot de saint pierre de douai


ArmTxt:
maistre jehan seguinat chanoine de pis et de lille


AiCmnt:
Gerard de Bourbon, fl.1415-1429, S.laBoulaye (dep Saône-et-Loire, ar Autun, can Mesvres);
Bozzolo CAM;
>> not in ESNF 14:58, possibly a  great grandson of Hervé (d.1316)


ArmTxt:
gilles de razoir fil de pierre sr des prez


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tiercelet de la barre sr de mouscron et de herseau


AiCmnt:
Jacques (II) S.Dampierre, d.>1446, married 1413 Jeanne la Flote Dm.Revel


ArmTxt:
pierre de la tremouille, chanoine de tournay


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le sieur de mitry, d argent a la croix de gueulle a l ourlet de merles de mesme


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le comte de la marche vicomte de porhouet sire ..


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gourmelen fils de sinquin sr de pontecroix


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m jehan de landes, d'azur a iii quevrons d'or


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monsr henry de faucomberge port d'argent & deux barres losengez de sable


ArmTxt:
mons john talbot <de la m'rch de richard's castle>

AiCmnt:
John Talbot, d.1375, of Richard's Castle (Salop), eldest son of John (d.1355) and Juliana Grey of Ruthin. He married Katherine (d.1380) and left two sons and three daughters: Richard (c.1370-1382, o.s.p.), John (c1373-1388, o.s.p.), Elizabeth (b.c.1364) wife of Warin Erckedeckne, Philippa (b.c1367) wife of Matthew Gurney, and Eleanor (c.1372-1390). The arms are usually {Gu 2 bars Vr}.
Walker LA 282; CIPM 14:213 (John) + 15:428-430 (Kath) + 861-864 (Ric d.1382) + 16:771-778 (John d.1388) +1040-1042 (Eleanor); DBA 1:40;


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf freynes port de goules a deux barres d'azure & d'or endentez


ArmTxt:
monsr aleyn walkyngham de kidmere port verré d'azure & de argent a deux barres de goules


AiCmnt:
William Bayous, livery of lands 1298, knighted 1306, MP 1327, in council 1324, loyalist, effigy with these arms at his seat in Careby (Lincs), worth 2 knight's fees.
Moor KE 1:63; DBA 1:38;


ArmTxt:
le comte de leycestr' de fule ove un leon blank la cowe furchee [+ bis-item]


AiCmnt:
First emendation written in an elisabethan hand and the second in a modern hand.


AiCmnt:
Anthony or Anketil Mallory, d.1393.  Retained 1378 as king's knight, keeper for life of Somerton Castle in Lincs and served on commissions 1386 and as sheriff 1389 in Kesteven in Lincs. Married Alice Dryby and they held Corby in Lincs together. His eldest son, Thomas was born around 1380.
CPR 1386:179 + 1389:136+141+191+503; CIPM 17:179; DBA 1:178;


AiCmnt:
Ralph Stafford, 1301-1372, KG.The 2nd Baron Stafford was one of the senior founder knights in 1348 and was created the first Earl of Stafford  in 1351 for his services. He married Margaret, heiress of Hugh Audley, sometime Earl of Gloucester jure uxoris. The name Thomas may have been added for the third earl living 1369-92 [40].
GEC 12.1:168; Burke PB 2:2679-2684; Ashmole G 688-690; DBA 2:266;  XBM:13632, XEL:739;


AiCmnt:
Roger Mortimer, d.1360, KG, brother in law of William E.Salisbury [5], he was restored as Earl of March, forfeited by his grandfather.  The following year he became Constable of Dover Castle and Warden of the Cinque Ports for life.
GEC 8:433-455 + 9:266-285;  AWB Messenger, Fam.Hist. (1963) 1no.5:140-149; Ashmole G 692; DBA 1:101-106;


AiCmnt:
John (V) Mohun, 1320-1375, o.s.p.m., KG, summoned to Parliament. The family of Mohun of Dunster in Somerset came after the conquest from Moyon near St.Lô in Normandy, dep La Manche. He married Joan Burghersh. His lands at Dunster was sold to Luttrell. He served at Crecy 1346 in the division of the Prince of Wales. The cross engrailed was adopted by his grandfather, John (d.1330). Before that the arms arms were {Gu maunch Er}.
GEC 12.1:36 (Mohun E.Somerset); Ashmole G 695-696; CA 154 (1991) 63-67;  CA 168 (1994) 322 (Mohun - modern); Leamer, CA 197 (2002) 212-217; MA Michael, 'Hours of Eleanor Mohun', Coat of Arms, 1982, 121:20-23;


AiCmnt:
Hugh Courtenay, 1327-1367, KG, eldest son of Hugh 2nd E.Devon (d.1377) and Mary Bohun, uncle of Edward, 3rd Earl [38]. His only son, Hugh, died withour heirs in 1374. The family was a cadet line of the House of Capet through Pierre (d.c.1205), 7th son of Louis VII of France, who took the name and arms of his wife, Elisabeth, a descendant of Athon (fl.1010), castellan of Château-Renard and lord of Courtenay in the Gâtinais in the Ile-de-France. Another of his ancestors became Emperor of Byzantium 1216.The Courtenays of Devon kept the label brisure of a cadet line for generations, even after having obtained the Redvers earldom of Devon.
GEC 4:308-338; Burke PB 1:834;


AiCmnt:
Thomas Holland, d.1360, KG. A younger son, he married  Joan 'the Fair Maid of Kent' (1328-1385), the daughter of Edmund of Woodstock E.Kent (d.1330), sister and heir of John E.Kent (o.s.p.1352), and granddaughter of Edward I. Thomas was summoned to Parliament by 1354, served King's Lieutenant in Bretagne 1355 and was styled E.Kent on 20.11.1360, a month before he died. Though Joan married Thomas in c.1339, she also maried William Montagu E.Salisbury c.1340, but having the marriage annulled in 1349, she bore Thomas a son, Thomas [34], in 1350 and another son, John [160], some years later. After the death of Thomas, she married Edward 'the Black Prince' in 1361.
GEC 5:195 + 6:528-533+653  + 7:151-163; Fryde BC 467; Ashmole G 696-698;


AiCmnt:
John Grey, d.1392, KG, baron Grey of Codnor (Derbs), aslo present as [44]. Summoned to Parliament from 1335. The Greys of Codnor was the senior branch of the Grey family with lands mostly in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire
GEC 6:128-129; Burke PB 1:1226-1231; Ashmole G 698; Rodgers RH 733-734; CIPM 17:293; XBM:10277;


AiCmnt:
Richard FitzSymon, fl.1367, KG, served with Henry of Grosmont E.Lancaster and in 1346 commanded under Edward Prince of Wales. His relative, Edward, of Bishop's Hatfield (Herts.) sealed with identical arms in 1367.
Ashmole G 699; Burke GA; Papworth; XBM:9763 (Edw);


AiCmnt:
Miles Stapleton of Cotherstone  in Yorks & Bedale, d.1364, KG. The son of Giles (d.1321) and Agnes FitzAlan of Bedale and elder brother of Brian [113], was a leading captain, much lauded by Froissart.
ODNB 52:280; GEC 12.1:259; Ashmole G 699; VCH Yorks NR 1:167+294; CIPM 15:55;


