# tblArmItems

ArmTxt:
william de weston port d'argent a une fees de sable ove la bordoure de goules tortusee d'argent


ArmTxt:
robert de brytby port de goules a une fees dauncee & le champ billettee d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de cleseby de mersk port de goules a une bende & demy d'argent et le quarter d'ermyne

ArmIdf:
John de Cleseby de Mersh (Leicestershire)


ArmTxt:
piers kerkan port d'argent & trois foilles de clete de vert


ArmTxt:
walter chaunceller port d'ermyne a une quarter d'argent & une sautour de sable engrelé el quarter


ArmTxt:
roger de ellerton de swaldale port d'argent a une chevron & trois testes du cerf de sable

ArmIdf:
Roger de Ellerton de Swaldale (Yorkshire)


ArmTxt:
robert appilgarth port d'argent a trois pommes de goules


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william beauchamp de cumberland port d'argent a un bende de goules & trois pelotz d'argent


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william de dent port de vert a un teste du cerf d'ore ove la bordour d'or engrelee


ArmTxt:
piers de la haye port d'argent a deux coustees bendez & trois escalops de goules dedens lez coustees


ArmTxt:
thomas malemaynes port de sable a une bende masclé de argent de noef


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richard helyon port d'or a un teste d'une dayne de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas pecche port de goules a une fees & sys croiseletz d'argent


ArmTxt:
robert de gertheston port d'argent a une fees de sable & trois croices patez d'or en la fees


ArmTxt:
thomas de cokfelde port d'argent a trois coks de goules


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thomas heronvile port d'azure a trois heronceaux d'argent


ArmTxt:
rauf corbet port d'or a trois corbyns de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas cokyn port bendee de goules & d'argent de sys peces


ArmTxt:
richard louthe port party endentee d'or & de goules


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jhon longvale port de goules a trois bendes de vaire


ArmTxt:
monsr mawburney port masclee de goules & d'ermyne a un quarter d'azur & une croice recercelé d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr john golofre port oundee de goules & d'argent a un bende de sable & iii besant en la bende


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monsr william greystok port d'argent a trois oreillers de goules


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monsr rauf hondesacre port d'ermyn a trois rokes de goules


ArmTxt:
rauf monbocher port d'argent a trois pocenetz de goules


ArmTxt:
john ledebroke port d'azure a une chevron d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
john abernoun port d'azure a une chevron d'or

ArmIdf:
John Dabernon de Stoke Dabernon (Surrey)


ArmTxt:
william fysshacre port de goules a un dolphyn d'argent

AiCmnt:
William Fishacre, not identified. Arms borne by Fishbourne in Devon, possibly several arms for members of the same family of the same Giles.
Burke GA 351, Brault RAE 2:165;

AIRefs:
F:398 'giles fishacre'; E:541; AS:393 (6 fish hauriant; Giles)


ArmTxt:
esteven strecche port d'argent a une chevron & demy ove la quarter d'azure a un flour de lice d'or


ArmTxt:
symon wodhull port d'or a trois cressantz de goules


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robert de frevill port de goules a trois cressantz d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
william de wauton port d'argent a une chevron de sable & iii egleceux d'or en le chevron


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symon de gaunt port de goules a trois gaunt d'argent


ArmTxt:
john deybre port d'argent a une chevron de goules & trois flourdelices d'or en le chevron


ArmTxt:
richard lewyne port d'ermyne a une bende de goules & trois escalops d'or en la bende


ArmTxt:
william giffard port d'argent a trois estrepes de goules ove lez cuires


ArmTxt:
monsr esmond hastynges port d'argent a trois manches de sable


ArmTxt:
monsr robert skidburgh de lincolnshire port de azure a trois heaulmes d'ore

ArmIdf:
Robert de Skidburgh de Saltfletby (Lincolnshire)


ArmTxt:
monsr roger mynyot de carleton port de goules a trois heaulmes d'argent crestez d'or labell d'azure


ArmTxt:
monsr richard norton port d'argent & trois oreillers de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas rygmayden port d'argent ove trois testes du cerf de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas lamplogh port d'argent a un chevron & trois testes du leon racez de sable


ArmTxt:
william oxcliff port d'argent & trois testes de boef de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas bolron port de sable a un chief d'argent & un fer de molyn de sable en le chief


ArmTxt:
thomas bradschawe port d'argent a deux bendes de sable


ArmTxt:
laurence de hamerton port d'argent & trois martels de sable


ArmTxt:
robert de norton port de sable a trois bendes d'argent lez boutz flourtez amont


ArmTxt:
richard rotour port d'argent a trois racynes de sable


ArmTxt:
john de fletcham port de sable a trois testes de unicorne recoupez d'argent*


ArmTxt:
john de bank port quartlé de sable & d'argent en permié quarter une croice plain passant & iiii flourdelices d'argent & en le second quarter un chevron & trois aneletz de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr william blount port eschekeree d'argent & de goules ove la baston de sable


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john de roos port eschekeré de goules & d'argent


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robert flemyng port de vayre ove le chief chekeree de goules & d'argent


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richard fitz john port eschekeree d'argent & de goules a chief d'ermyne


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monsr giles argentein port de goules & trois coupes d'argent ovec lez croices ficchez de la mesme


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf argentein port mesmes lez armes sanz croices ficches


ArmTxt:
monsr william argentein port d'argent a trois coupes de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr aleyn botiler de berdene port d'azure & trois coupes d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr john de stryvelyn port de sable & trois coupes d'argent croiselee de mesme


ArmTxt:
john nowell port d'argent & trois coupes de sable


ArmTxt:
tomas de warcop port de sable a une chevron & trois coupes d'argent


ArmTxt:
richard grenacres port d'argent a trois coups de sable & un pelot de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr james neville port de goules & deux trumpes d'or croiselee de la mesme


ArmTxt:
monsr rogier de trumpyngton port d'azure & deux trumpes d'or croiselee de mesme

ArmIdf:
Rogier de Trumpington de Trumpington (Suffolk)


ArmTxt:
john la zouche de sydthorp port d'azure & dys besantz d'or

ArmIdf:
John La Zouche de Sidthorp, de Marston (Bedfordshi


ArmTxt:
monsr yon zouche port de goules besantee a une quarter d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
monsr oliver de dyneham port de goules a trois besantz


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas zouche port de goules a dys besantz ove le chief d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
roger la zouche port de goules besantee de dys

ArmIdf:
Roger La Zouche de Ashby (Leicestershire)


ArmTxt:
oliver punchardon port de sable x torteux d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de besille port d'argent ove trois torteux de goules


ArmTxt:
nichol hewyk port de verre & sys besantz


ArmTxt:
robert burlay de werlsdale port de goules a une besant en mylieu


ArmTxt:
monsr piers courtenay port d'or a trois torteux de goules a label d'azure


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf giffard port d'argent a dys torteux de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr gilbert haunsard port de goules & trois moletz d'argent

ArmIdf:
Gilbert Hansard de Bocham (Lincolnshire, Surrey)


ArmTxt:
monsr william patrik port de goules & trois moletz d'or


ArmTxt:
hugh de walesdoun port d'argent a trois moletz de sable percez


ArmTxt:
goege de knoville port de goules a sys moletz d'or perceez a label d'azure


ArmTxt:
john cretyng port d'argent une chevron & trois moletz percez de goules


ArmTxt:
hugh dodyngseles port d'argent une fees & deux moletz de goules en le chief


ArmTxt:
le sire seint john port d'ermyn a chief de goules & deux moletz d'or percez


ArmTxt:
monsr john de hothom port d'or a la bende de sable & trois moletz d'argent en la bende


ArmTxt:
thomas blount port de goules a une fees d'argent & sys moletz en la champ d'argent


ArmTxt:
piers breton port d'argent a une bende & sys moletz de goules


ArmTxt:
waltier bavant port d'ermyne a deux barres de goules & sys moletz d'or en lez barres


ArmTxt:
john puddesay port de vert a une chevron de ore & trois moletz de mesme voidez


ArmTxt:
monsr john comyn port de goules ove trois garbes d'or


ArmTxt:
hugh kevelok conte de chestre port d'azure a sys garbes d'or


ArmTxt:
randolf blaundevile conte de chestre son fitz port d'azure a trois garbes d'or


ArmTxt:
john de galway conte de chestre fitz david conte de huntyngdon port d'azure a trois garbes d'or recopez


ArmTxt:
nichol de segrave port de sable a trois garbes d'argent


ArmTxt:
le conte de boughan port d'azure a trois garbes d'or liez de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas schyefeld port d'argent a une chevron & trois garbes de goules liez d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr hugh de prestwald port de sable a chevron d'or frettee de goules a trois garbes d'argent


ArmTxt:
thomas schefeld port d'ermyn a une chevron de goules & trois garbes d'or en la champ


ArmTxt:
le baron de tyndale port d'argent une fees d'or & trois garbes de sable en la fees


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas blenkansorp port d'argent ove une fez & trois garbes de sable


ArmTxt:
john de schefeld port d'or a une fees & sys garbes de goules en la champ


ArmTxt:
george de cauntelowe port de goules & trois flours de lice d'or

AiCmnt:
-- George Cantelow de Eyton (Shropshire) - boos
-- Nic Cantelupe - ui -  Wm (osp.1375) + Nic (osp.1375) -- Fox TJ
RE: TJ:1231 Wm;


ArmTxt:
robert aguillion port de goules a une flour de lice d'argent


ArmTxt:
john balun port partie per pale endenté d'argent & de goules


ArmTxt:
nicholas gilliot de merkyngton port d'argent a une chief de sable endenté en belif


ArmTxt:
il port bendé endenté de sable & d'argent


ArmTxt:
william huntyngfelde port d'or a une fees de goules & trois turteux d'argent en le fees


ArmTxt:
marmaduc thwengs port d'argent a une fees de goules a trois papeiais vert

ArmIdf:
Marmaduke (Le FitzMarmaduke) de Thweng de Kilton


ArmTxt:
rauf de gorges port sauseche d'argent & d'azure


ArmTxt:
wautier huntercumbe port d'ermyne a deux jumelx de goules


ArmTxt:
john fitz marmaduc port de goules un fees d'argent a trois papeiaies d'argent beks & piés d'or


ArmTxt:
john clyffe del wolde port d'argent a trois papeiaies de vert


ArmTxt:
marmeduc thwenge de corneburgh port d'argent & une fees de goules & trois papeiaies vert en le champe ove trois escalops d'argent el fees

ArmIdf:
Marmaduke (Le FitzMarmaduke) de Thweng de Cornburg


ArmTxt:
jocelyn badlesmere port d'argent a un fees de goules & deux gemelx de la mesme


ArmTxt:
wautier de wigton port de sable a trois moletz & la bordour engrelee d'or


ArmTxt:
nichol wymale port d'argent a trois oreillers de goules


ArmTxt:
john burdon port d'argent a trois burdons de goule


ArmTxt:
thomas paynel port d'or a deux barrez d'azure & une ourle de merlotz de goules


ArmTxt:
william de valoygnes port palee oundee de lange de sys peces d'argent & de goules


ArmTxt:
piers pigot port d'azure a une bende d'or engrelee & sys merlotz d'or en le champ


ArmTxt:
fouke de vaux port eschequeree d'argent & de goules ovec (le premier) un quarter d'azure


ArmTxt:
william de hugefort port d'azure a trois palmes d'or


ArmTxt:
roger wapaille port d'argent a un cheveron demy & un quarter de goules


ArmTxt:
thomas de halowton port de goules a une paulme d'argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas Halowton, not identified. Identical arms are attribured to John Halton/Halowton/Halaughton Bp.Carlisle 1292-1324 (Burke GA 444).
     Another Thomas Halowton bore {Gu lion cr Ar} in PO:657 a.o. (DBA 1:167+211).


ArmTxt:
john ragan port d'argent ove une chevron de sable & trois testes du cerf lez colz recorpez


ArmTxt:
adam de clyfton port eschekeré d'or & de goules a une bende d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
thomas fitz herbert port d'argent vi merlotz un bende & deux costices engrelez de sable


ArmTxt:
john helton de westmerland port de sable a iii aneletz d'or & ii sautoars d'argent au chief


ArmTxt:
thomas katerall port d'azure a trois losenges percez d'or

ArmIdf:
Thomas Caterall de Garstang (Lancashire)


ArmTxt:
john de felton port de goules a un teste de cerf d'or


ArmTxt:
robert hopton port d'argent a deux barres de sable & vi moletz d'or percez en lez barres


ArmTxt:
roland vaux port d'argent a une bende chekeree d'argent & de goules


ArmTxt:
thomas bowet port d'argent & trois testes de raynder de sable


ArmTxt:
robert edenham de swaldale port d'azure a une bende de goules & iii dolphins d'argent en la bende


ArmTxt:
robert thorneham fond de begham port de goules a un leon passant & deux losenges d'or

ArmIdf:
Robert Thorneham, fondateur de l'abbaye de Beigham


ArmTxt:
robert dene de sussex port de goules a un quarter d'azure embelif & une manche ove la mayn d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr symon burlay port d'or ove iii barres de sable, iii peus recopez deux de sable & un d'or ove les corners geronnez & un escuchon de goules & trois barres d'argent

AiCmnt:
Added in a later hand "il port paly barry contrary coynes de sable  & dor ove une faux escue de gules & un fees dargent de troys".


ArmTxt:
william braddene port de sable & une bende endentee engrelee d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr edward charles de brigenhale port d'ermyn a chief de goules & sync losenges d'ermyn


ArmTxt:
monsr andreu hake port d'azure a trois barres d'or & la bordour engrelé d'argent


ArmTxt:
john gerberge port d'ermyn a un chef de goules & trois losenges d'or percez


ArmTxt:
roger de wobsyngham port de sable a un chevron d'argent & trois quintfoilles d'or voidez en le champ


ArmTxt:
thomas de retford de asby port d'ermyn ove un chevron de sable & trois escalops d'argent


ArmTxt:
robert west port d'azure a trois testes du leopard flouretez d'or & la bordour de goules


ArmTxt:
roger synsywarde port bendee d'azure & d'argent de sys


ArmTxt:
john de button port d'ermyn ove une fees de goules


ArmTxt:
wautier rommesey port d'argent a une fees de goules & une label de v pointz d'azure


ArmTxt:
john le fitz payne port d'argent a une lure de goules


ArmTxt:
maulde longespé fille a william longespé duc de normandie & compaigne a monsr hugh mortymer qui vient ove le conquereur port de goules & trois espeyes d'argent


ArmTxt:
thomas de spenythorne port d'argent a une bende de sable & trois moletz de goules en la bende


ArmTxt:
william driffeld de la walde port d'argent a une chevron & trois testes du leon racez de sable


ArmTxt:
monsr charles a la mayne rouge d'irland foundeur del abbaie de lokee port d'argent ove une mayne & brace de goules

ArmIdf:
Charles (Clarus) Mac Moylin (O'Moillchonrye)


ArmTxt:
john cressener port d'azure a un chief d'argent & trois chapealx de goules en le chief


ArmTxt:
halnath de halnaby port d'argent a un fees & sys flourdelices de sable


ArmTxt:
john marmaduc port de goules a un fees & trois papeiayes d'argent beckés & pees d'or


ArmTxt:
adam de swynburne port de goules a trois testes du sengler d'argent recoupez enarmez d'or


ArmTxt:
robert de bowes port d'ermyn a trois arcs tenduz de goules


ArmTxt:
richard restwolde port quantelee lez deux quanteles custantz d'ermyn & lez autres deux quanteles de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr robert de ogle port d'argent a un fees & trois cressantz de goules en le champ


ArmTxt:
monsr robert conyers port quartelé c'est assavoir d'or & un fees fusilé de sable & la manche d'azur

AiCmnt:
Robert Conyers, fl.1385-1427,  Kt., son of Robert and Juliana Percy of Ormesby, tax collector in Yorkshire 1385, cmsnr of array 1388 in Yorkshire North Riding, held Ormsby (Yorks.). The arms are Percy of Ormsby qtg Conyers. 
CPR 1385-89:475; CCR 1385-89:269; CIPM 17:1079; VCH Yorks NR 2:250+278+532;


ArmTxt:
monsr gerard salvayn port d'argent a chief de sable & deux moletz d'or percez de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas tunstall port de sable a trois [blanc] d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas strekelande port de sable a trois escalops d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr william de leegh port d'azure a deux barres d'argent & une bende chekeree d'or & de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr william carnaby port d'argent a deux barres & trois pelotz d'azure amonte


ArmTxt:
monsr cristofre curwenne port d'argent fretté de goules a un chief d'azure


ArmTxt:
monsr wautier calverley port d'argent a un fees de goules & trois veletz de sable passantz


ArmTxt:
monsr william thrilkeld port d'argent a une manche de goules & un label de trois pointz de vert


ArmTxt:
rauf fitz william port burelee d'azure & d'argent ove iii chapeaux de goules


ArmTxt:
piers achart port oundee d'argent & de goules


ArmTxt:
rogier wappaile port d'argent a un chevron demye de goules & i quarter de la mesme et une merlot de sable


ArmTxt:
john besille le neveu port d'argent a trois turteux de goules & un bordour d'azure


ArmTxt:
william de muston port d'argent a une chevron & troys croices pateez de sable


ArmTxt:
john kayville port d'argent a un fees flourettee de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas bosvile de dayville port d'argent un fees fusilee de goules a un cressant de sable au point

ArmIdf:
Thomas de Bosvile de Dayville (Yorkshire)


ArmTxt:
john moyne port d'argent a une bende de goules & sys moletz de la mesme


ArmTxt:
john de ingleby port de sable a une esteille d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr guy de brune port d'or a trois puisses d'azure joynantz au point


ArmTxt:
john holme de northholme port d'or a trois flourdeliz d'azure


ArmTxt:
cristofre drouffelde port de goules a deux bastons coupees en guise de chevron d'argent

AiCmnt:
Christopher Drownsfield / Dronsfeld, not identified. The two descriptions appear to be different.The drawing is {chevron raguly split} and the "deux bastons coupees en guise de chevron" is rendered as "2 bends couped chevronwise" in DBA 2:109 with "en guise" as "in mode of", but like the drawing by Foster DH 71 and Burke GA 301. In WJ:1396 the legend for {Ar chevron raguly Gu} is illegible. A John Drousfeld was JP in Yorkshire West Riding (CPR 1385-89:81).


ArmTxt:
william de martyndale port barré d'argent & de goules de sys a un baston de sable


ArmTxt:
robert amondevile de wotton en wardale port de vere d'azure & d'argent a trois pales de goules


ArmTxt:
john pavent  d'argent sur une bend de goules 3 eglettes d'or displayd

AiCmnt:
This last subsegment is done in a tardy hand. 
"Peroptandum est ubique insignia virtutis sine ipsa virtute neminem unquam sibi comparare posse. / I have a copy of this book, new placed N. d. 2. taken as I suppose when it had one leafe more, for in this copy, after the arms of Amondsvile are the following blazonings".


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf de wilshier  d'argent et d'azaure ampty le cheif croiselé d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr will hebdent  d'ermyne a une fees endenté vel fuselé de 5 de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr tho husee d'ermin a 3 barres de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr hen percie de wyltshere a une fees engralé de sable de cinq peeces s.


AiCmnt:
Walton was proposed by one owner for 'sir Thomas -a----tr', but Prideaux, Rempston, Rokeby and Willoughby must also be considered along with others. No Thomas is mentioned in the appropriate DBA chapters.
DBA 2:264+278;


ArmTxt:
++sr hug fys hotus ebor++ / <sr jon byssoptone>


ArmTxt:
sr william bracebrigge ardern / <braconbridge, arderne>


AiCmnt:
Pembroke in a later hand and Valence in a modern hand.


AiCmnt:
Simon Montfort E.Leicester rather than Atwood or atte Wode.


ArmTxt:
monsr philippe dawbens port de goules d'argent de 4 peces

AiCmnt:
Philip Daubeny / Aubigny, fl.1393. The blason is conjectural and Boos QMJ reads it as barry of 4 Gu-Ar.
 XBM:6794 (fess of lozenges acc. cross paty fitchy in chf, Phil, 1393);
##- TJ:677+1607;


ArmTxt:
john swynethwayke  d'argent une cheveron et 3 boces de sable


ArmTxt:
le roi d egipt port de goules a deux espees sautorez dargent


ArmTxt:
monsr john le brette prot de goules daunce dor billete dor


ArmTxt:
monsr john del isle port dor une fees et deux chevrons de sable


ArmTxt:
monsr robert suylly port dor et deux barres de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr john morton port de goules ove deux barres de verre


ArmTxt:
monsr henry ferrers port mesmes lez armes sanz labell

AiCmnt:
Henry Ferrers, d.1343, L.Ferrers, succeded by his brother, William.


ArmTxt:
william bernaks port dargent a trois bernaks de sable


ArmTxt:
esmond montagu port dazure un griffon rampant dor


AiCmnt:
Arms of John Norton of Norton Conyers, d.1489 = {Az maunch Er acc. bend Gu}, crest = moor's head.
Fox TJ; CEMRA 74 (as 75r);


ArmTxt:
thomas langton de wynzarde port d'or a un leon rampant de sable nafree sur l'espaule devant


ArmTxt:
john de eryngton port d'argent a deux barres & iii escalops d'azure amonte


ArmTxt:
hugh de burnynghill port de sable & trois chau[ve] soriz d'argent

AiCmnt:
Hugh de Buninghill, not identified. The same, rare, arms of Heyworth are present on two brasses in Wheathamstead Church (Herts.): one to Hugh Bostock and his wife Margaret ?Macry / ?Heyworth, placed by their son, John Wheathampstead, abbot of St.Albans 1421-1460; the second of 1520, Heyworth qtg Bostock, to John Heyworth and his wife, Elizabeth. The Bostock arms are given as {Sa fess humetty Ar} qtg {Sa helmet Ar} - or either individually. A Boston is given Buninghill inverted. 
Burke GA 103 (Bostock, Boston) + 144 (Buninghill); DBA 1:289 (Heyworth);


ArmTxt:
robert clapeham port d'argent a un bende de sable ove trois coups d'argent & i quaterfoil de sable


ArmTxt:
william de laton port d'argent a un bende de goules ove trois escalops d'argent en le bende

AiCmnt:
William Laton, not identified. The Leightons or Laytons of Delamain (Cumbl.) have it Sa-Ar-Gu in PT:1160 (DBA 2:25; Burke GA 587+591) and Gu-Ar-Gu (Burke GA 591).


ArmTxt:
william de thorneburgh port d'ermyn frettee ove une chief de goules


ArmTxt:
john de dalston port d'argent a un chevron engrelee & trois testes d'oysel racez de sable


ArmTxt:
richard berhalgh port d'argent a trois ourses de sable passant moseleez d'or


ArmTxt:
robert swynhowe port de sable a trois porcs d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr john colvill seignur de biteham port d'or a un fees de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr john de rither port d'argent a une bende d'azure a trois cressant d'or en la bende


ArmTxt:
monsr odynel heron port d'azure a trois heronceaux d'argent beke & pees d'or


ArmTxt:
roger heron port de goules a trois heronceaux d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr john heron port de goules a un cheveron & trois heronceaux d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr robert hilton de sweyne port d'argent a trois chapeaux de goules lez rosez percez de ore


ArmTxt:
piers de la hay port d'argent a trois escalops de goules bendeiez & deux coustees de sable


ArmTxt:
john de newsom port d'azure a une fees d'argent & trois croices plains de goules en la fees

AiCmnt:
John Newsham, not identified. Several colour combinations are registered, one branch of the family came from Chadshunt (Warws.).
Burke GA 731;


ArmTxt:
john de ousethorp port de goules a trois flours deawe d'argent


ArmTxt:
walter de melsanby port de sable a deux gemeulx & un chief d'argent


ArmTxt:
symon weltdene port d'argent a chief de gule un rose de gules sur le chief un lion rampant d'argent ove br.. trait de g.. & d'argent...


ArmTxt:
john belasise escosses port d'argent a trois ffo.. d'eschess de sable


ArmTxt:
william story port d'argent a une tigre de pourpre a un croiselet en lespaule d'argent ovec la cowe tressee


ArmTxt:
john willesby port d'argent ampty de sable a un lepard passant d'or au chief


ArmTxt:
robert de bynchestre port de goules ove le chief bataillee d'argent


ArmTxt:
william wynvyll port de goules frettee d'or ovec un quarter de goules


ArmTxt:
waultier burdon port d'azure a trois burdons & le champ poudree de croiseletz d'or


ArmTxt:
thomas fitz neel port d'argent a trois pales de goules & i fees d'azure a iii merlotz d'or en la fees


ArmTxt:
robert tyas port de goules a un fees & trois malleotz d'argent

AiCmnt:
As TJ:1468 Robert Tyas with {Gu fess Ar betw 3 mallets Ar}


ArmTxt:
robert horslay port de goules a iii testes de chival d'argent racez freynee de sable


ArmTxt:
richard malet port de sable a un chevron & trois fermaulx d'argent


ArmTxt:
john longeville port de goules a un fees dauncee d'argent de trois croiselé d'or


ArmTxt:
william stasyngburgh port de sable a un chevron iii croices botonez fichez d'argent


ArmTxt:
robert de benehall port de sable a une bende & deux coustees undez de argent


ArmTxt:
roger de aston port d'argent a une bende dauncee embelif de sable


ArmTxt:
hugh herty port d'argent ove une chief de goules


ArmTxt:
esteven de gossyngton port d'azure a une rose percee d'or


ArmTxt:
henry bisshopbury port d'argent a un fees & deux gemelx de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas pipe port d'azure une fees & sys croyseletz fichez d'or en le champ


ArmTxt:
john mauduyt port palee oundee de sys d'or & de sable


ArmTxt:
thomas bosville port d'argent a un fees fusilee de goules & trois foilletz de sable


ArmTxt:
john berlay port de goules a deux moletz d'or percez & un quarter d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
constantyn mortymer port d'or a trois flour de lices de sable

AiCmnt:
Repeat of Constantine Mortimer de Attleborough (Norfolk), TJ:1233, with reduced number of charges.


ArmTxt:
richard de sandes port d'argent un fees dancee de goules & trois croiseletz ficchez


ArmTxt:
monsr john owitrik port d'argent a un fret & un quarter de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr clement de skelton port d'azure a un fees de goules & trois flourdelices d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr john tereby port d'argent chief d'azure a trois bousses d'or & une estoile d'or au champ


ArmTxt:
john aglomby port d'argent a deux fees de sable & trois merlotz de mesmes au chief


ArmTxt:
william hoton del foreste port de goules a un fees de sable & trois oreillers d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de blencowe port de goules ove une quarter d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de newby port de sable une fees d'argent & trois roses de goules


ArmTxt:
john de levynton port de goules un chevron d'argent & iii quintfoilles de sable el chevron


ArmTxt:
thomas alanby port d'argent a un chevron d'azure & une bordour engrelé


ArmTxt:
rauf de thirlwall port de goules a un chevron & trois testes du sengler d'argent recoupez


ArmTxt:
william fethir port de goules a un chevron d'ermyn & trois plumes d'argent

AiCmnt:
William of Featherstonehaugh Castle on the Upper South Tyne (Nhum.). 
DBA 2:336 (PRO sls, Alex, 1388); Burke GA 344+348;


ArmTxt:
john dalamore port de goules a une croice patee & un escalop devant d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de skipton port d'argent ove un ancre de sable


ArmTxt:
amond mounceaux port de goules a une croice recerselé d'or & i escalop d'or en le quantel devant


ArmTxt:
william beaulieu port d'argent a un chevron dauncee & iii testes d'oysel racez de sable


ArmTxt:
roger salesbury port de goules une croice paté d'argent & iiii testes de leopard d'or


ArmTxt:
roger nowers port d'azure a un fees d'argent & trois garbes d'or


ArmTxt:
thomas braybroke port d'argent a sys losenges de goules


ArmTxt:
jhon chamberlayn port de goules un fees & trois escalops d'or


ArmTxt:
john wystowe port d'argent a un chevron & trois pelotz de goules


ArmTxt:
roger de well port d'or a un griffon rampant de vert


ArmTxt:
le baron de skirpenbek port de goules un croice paté d'argent a chief d'azure & i lepard passant d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr henry de malton port de sable a un leon d'argent coroné d'or enarmé de goules ove un ourle de aneletz d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de blenerhasset port de goules a trois dolphins d'argent


ArmTxt:
john de egleffeld port d'argent a trois egles desplaiez de goules


ArmTxt:
john de cotyngham port de sable un chevron engrelé & trois palmes d'argent


ArmTxt:
robert sleghtes de legbiren en lincolnshire port de goules i chevron & trois croices recercelez d'or

ArmIdf:
Robert Sleghtes de Legbourne (Lincolnshire)


ArmTxt:
monsr [..] de scremby port d'azure a trois barres a un bende d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr john chaundos port de goules a un puysse ficchee d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr william de sandford port d'ermyn a un chief de goules & deux testes de sengler d'argent


ArmTxt:
william dryby port d'argent a deux quintfoilles & un quarter de goules


ArmTxt:
john de papham port d'argent a un fees de goules & deux chiefs du cerf d'or en le chief


ArmTxt:
john wysham port de sable ove un fees & sys merlotz d'argent


ArmTxt:
esmond de guerard port d'argent a chief de goules & trois moletz d'argent percez


ArmTxt:
monsr william de pert port d'argent a une bende de goules & trois losenges percez d'or


ArmTxt:
john raveneshelme port d'argent a un fees bataillé dautz de goules & un leopard passant d'or en le fees


ArmTxt:
gyles pakenam port de goules & un chevron d'argent & trois croices ficchez d'argent el champ


ArmTxt:
monsr john de stanhope port quartlee de goules & d'ermyne & deux chiefs de chever d'argent en les quarters de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas hoo port quartlee d'argent & de sable


ArmTxt:
monsr drewe de hastyng devant la conquest port de vert & d'or demye ove un voz rampant de l'une en l'autre

AiCmnt:
"voz" for veau or calf, actually a bull or a lionated bull.


ArmTxt:
rauf fitz bernard porte  verré d'azure & d'argent a chief de goules & deux moletz d'argent percees


ArmTxt:
john de boys del south port d'ermyn a une croice parmy de sable


ArmTxt:
monsr andrieu hugarde de danmark port d'azure a une solail d'argent

AiCmnt:
Anders Pedersen (Gyldenstjerne) a.k.a. Andrew Haggard, d.1454, younger son of Peder Nielsen of Aagaard in Northern Jutland in Denmark. He served John duke of Bedford in France, appointed captain of Vire 1433-34 and naturalised by Act of Parliament 1433. He became ancestor of the Haggards of Bradenham in Norfolk.
   Blazoned 'solail' as 11-pointed star, less complex than the following item.
DAA 1926:10;


ArmTxt:
monsr john senclere port d'azure a une solail d'or

AiCmnt:
Blzoned 'solail' as 16-pointed star, more complex than the previous item.


ArmTxt:
thomas dovedale port quartelé d'argent a une croice recercelé de goules & l'autre quarter d'azure fretté d'or


ArmTxt:
john de brewes port d'ermyn a une croice de goules masclee


ArmTxt:
tomas dalarigge port d'argent a un croice engrelee de goules


ArmTxt:
john grene port chequeré d'or & d'azure ove la bordour de goules


ArmTxt:
john beauly del south port de goules & d'argent embelif bataillee

AiCmnt:
John Boyle, not identified, but member s of the family lived in Ayrshire (Scotland), Herefordshire and were later created E.Cork and E.Shannon in Ireland.
Foster DH 14; DBA 1:318; Burke GA 63+111;


ArmTxt:
henry raynford port d'argent un croice parmy & un bordour de sable


ArmTxt:
john de bramton port de goules a un sautour & iiii croiseletz

AiCmnt:
Line cancelled, correction entered on right margin.


ArmTxt:
monsr john de norwiche port partie d'azure & de goules a un tigre rampant d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
robert garneys port d'argent a un chevron d'azure & trois escalops de sable


ArmTxt:
janico de artoys port de goules ove quatre fees oundeez d'argent

AiCmnt:
Janico d'Artasso / Dartays, fl.1385, king's esquire, though a foreigner from Auvergne.
CPR 1385-89:346; CCR 1385-87:428+652;


ArmTxt:
john paslewe port d'argent une fees & trois moletz percez d'azure


ArmTxt:
thomas de wakefeld port d'argent & d'azure endentee ove trois garbes d'argent en le chief


ArmTxt:
john wetewang port de sable a trois lampes d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr henry de boys de useburne port barré de viii d'or & d'argent a chief de sable endenté de trois et iii escalops d'or en le chief


ArmTxt:
john willesthorpe port d'azure a une chevron & trois lepartz estantz d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr john de melton port d'azure a une croice paytee d'argent voidee


ArmTxt:
thomas wombewelle port d'argent a sys merlotz & un bende de goules & iii besantz en le bende


ArmTxt:
le conte datheril port palee de sys de sable & d'ore

AiCmnt:
David Strabolgi E.Atholl, ospm.1375, with whom the scottish title became extict in exile.
GEC 1:304-324;  XBM:16913;


ArmTxt:
pigot lascelles port d'argent a trois chapeaux de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr robert hilton de swyne port mesmes


ArmTxt:
monsr thomas de heton port de vert a un leon rampant & la bordour engrelee d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr henry lounde porte d'argent frettee d'azure


ArmTxt:
le sire daubeney port de goules a trois fusilles d'argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de basset port d'ore a trois peux de goules joynantz au point & un quarter d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
edward courtenay conte de devenschire port d'or a trois pelotz de goules

AiCmnt:
Edward Courtenay, 'blind earl', d.1419, 3E.Devon 1377.
  In TJ:1198 with a label for Peter Courtenay, but matching CKO:416 Courtenay E.Devon.


ArmTxt:
monsr robert knolles port de goules une chevron d'argent & trois roses vermailles en le chevron


ArmTxt:
monsr maheu gournay port d'or a trois peuz joynantz au point de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr de couplande port d'argent a une croice permy de sable & un molet percé d'argent en mylieu


ArmTxt:
monsr piers tillioll port de goules a un leon rampant d'argent & un baston d'azure


ArmTxt:
john dychant port d'ermyne a deux gemeulx & le chief de goules


ArmTxt:
monsr rauf de wilteshire port d'argent & d'azure ampty le chief croiselee d'or


ArmTxt:
monsr william elmedene port d'argent a une bende de sable & trois cressantz d'argent


ArmTxt:
monsr jordan de daldene port d'argent a une croys patee de goules & iiii papeiayes de vert

AiCmnt:
Jordan Dalton, from Yorks.
Burke GA 258;


ArmTxt:
john crawcestre port quartlé d'or & de goules a un merlot de sable en le permier quarter


ArmTxt:
adam lesmue port barré d'argent a d'azure & trois torteaux de goules au chief


ArmTxt:
william oddyngseles port d'argent a une fees de goules & deux moletz de mesme au chief


ArmTxt:
gerard favacourt port d'azure billettee d'or a un quarter d'ermyne


ArmTxt:
william de moteyns port d'ermyne au chief de goules


ArmTxt:
nichol fitz martyn port d'argent a deux barres de goules a label d'azure


ArmTxt:
reynalde de ulgham de northumbrie port de goules a un quintfoille d'or percee & la bordour d'azure a sys ferres de chival d'argent


ArmTxt:
adam de egleston ore wilberfosse port d'argent a un egle espany de sable beek & pees de pourpre


ArmTxt:
aunsel basset port d'ermyne au chief endentee de goules a trois roeles d'or au chief


ArmTxt:
randolf dacre port d'azure a un croice d'ore permy a cynk escalops de goules en la croice


ArmTxt:
hervy de chaworth port burelee d'argent & de goules a une bende de sable


ArmTxt:
robert de stafford port d'or a un chevron de goules & iii turteux d'argent en le chevron


ArmTxt:
goege de knoville port de goules a sys roels d'or perceez a un label d'azure


ArmTxt:
william de valoignes le fitz port oundee de longe de sys peces d'argent & de goules ove label d'or


ArmTxt:
robert staundone port quartlee d'ermyne & de goules lez deux quarters de goules frettez d'or


AiCmnt:
This is the last of the shields painted gold or silver.


AiCmnt:
William Furnival of Hallumshire, ospm.1383 wore {Ar bend Gu acc. 6 martlets Gu}.


AiCmnt:
'sour' with last 3 letters high is an abbreviation of seigneur.


AiCmnt:
also charged leopard's heads jesst fleur-de-lis


AiCmnt:
This shield is pasted over the original ,which was {Ar cross engrailed Gu}, which might be Dalingrygge or one of several others..


AiCmnt:
In a bordering beside the shield is the date 1555.


ArmTxt:
sr jon suttone / <suttone of holdernesse>


AiCmnt:
A later hand proposed Montfort (inverted), but it might rather be Bokenham or Havering.


ArmTxt:
le roy de france a trois fleurs de lis d or, et crie montjoye saint denis

AiCmnt:
Charles VI king of France 1380-1422. The 'modern' arms adopted by Charles VI, which replaced the semy of fleurs-de-lis.


ArmTxt:
le conte dammartin porte faisses de vj pieces d argent et d azur a la bordure de gueules et crie boulongne

AiCmnt:
Charles de Trié C.Dammartin & S.Trié, d.1375/>1368, see [5]. The comté de Dammartin-en-Goële (dep Oise, ar Meaux, c-l-c) was held by the Trié from 1262 to c.1400 when it came to Charles Bureau de la Rivière (d.1429).
ESNF 3.4:645-646 (Trie) + 649 (Mello) + 675B (Bulles) + 676 (Montdidier); DBF 10:54; Clemmensen  HT; XDD:688+689 (1262, 1280, Mathieu, Jean (I) de Trie C.Dammartin, so/eq = Trie, cs = Dammartin);


ArmTxt:
le conte de melun, d azur vij tortieux d or au pel et au chief d or

AiCmnt:
de Melun V.Melun. The five most likely possibilities are: Jean V.Melun (d.1359, his sons Jean (III), C.Tancarville & V.Melun and Hugues S.Antoing (d.1410), or their sons Guilluame (IV) C.Tancarville (o.s.p.m.1415) and Jean S.Melun (1398-1484). However the junior members usually quartered Melun with the maternal Tancarville or Antoing. 
ESNF 7:55;  Anselme 5:224; Clemmensen OM;  XDD:697-699;


ArmTxt:
le conte d eu, d or esquiequete d azur a le bordure de gueules

AiCmnt:
The Capet line of the C.Dreux, descended from Louis VI (d.1177), held the title 1132-1355, when the heirs sold the comté in 1377 to the king of France, who in 1408 gave it the the connetable Charles d'Albret. The last generation was the brothers 
Robert (V, d.1329),  Jean (III, d.1331), Pierre (d.1345) and their sister Jeanne (II) Cs.Dreux 1309-1355, who married  Louis V.Thouars (d.1370). Simon de Thouars (o.s.p.1365) was C.Dreux. 
Anselme 1:423 (Dreux-Perche); Bouly EHT 63; ENSF 2:18-19 + 3:63-66; Neuman N 1:204-205;

AIRefs:
CAM:150 'mr simon de dreux sr de beaussart'; NAV:17 (C.Dreux); CPF:22; TCO:330; VER:727; LBR:106+177;  WIN:3; BER:65; BEL:33; GRU:740;


ArmTxt:
le sire de trye, d or a le bande d azur, et crie boulongne

AiCmnt:
Charles de Trie C.Dammartin & S.Trie, o.s.p.m.1375. His daughter Blanche brought the title to her husband Charles Bureau de Rivière (d.1429).
    The principal arms of the Trie family used by the S.Trie (dep Oise, arr Beauvais, can Chaumont-en-Vexin, cne Trié-Château) before acquiring Dammartin-en-Goële [2], but also used by branches of Fontenay and Serifontaine on the extinction of the other branches.
Clemmensen HT; ESNF 3.4:645-648; Brault RAE 2:421-422;  Anselme 8:442+607(panF) + 6:661-686 (marF, geneal);


AiCmnt:
Mathieu de Trié, o.s.p.1344, S.Vaumain, maréchal de France 1320, son of Renaud (d.1324), see [5]; 
XDD:219 (Mahieu, marF, 1323) + 3774 (Mathieu S.Vaumain, 1316);  XDC:9084 (Mahieu, marF, 1326);

AIRefs:
ORL:64 'le mareschal de france dit de trie';


ArmTxt:
le sire de monchy, de trye a iij coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Probably Renaud sr gt Patrouillart, fl.1355-91, S.Mouchy (Mouchy-le-Châtel, dep Oise, arr Beauvais, can Noailles) & Plessis-Billebaut, or his son with Jeanne de Posseux.  Renaud jr dit Patrouillart, d.1406, married Marie de Clermont-Nesle, and was maitre des arbaletrieres 1394-97 and chambrier du roi de France 1399. 
    Renaud jr had a namesake Renaud S.Serifontaine [8] who died the same year. The might have used similar arms, or the compiler might have them wrong. Thibaut de Trié (fl.1303), husband of Jeanne de Boury Dm.Serifontaine, had the present arms in WIN:59, but in TCO:28 had a label and 3 annulets on the bend.


ArmTxt:
le sire de pierme, esquartele d or et de gueles, sur l or j escusson de labrest et crie tartas


ArmTxt:
messire aymerigot de bourg partit de lesparre contre j partit de sable et d or endente l un en l autre a x pieces, l or deseure

AiCmnt:
Aimeric de Bourg. The name is mentioned in the Gascon Rolls for 1323-1327. The arms indicate a family relationship with Lesparre [435].
Gascon Rolls 39:6.1 a.o. (www);


ArmTxt:
le sire de molin, d argent a j lion de gueles a le bordure de sable


ArmTxt:
les armes de lenduras, d or a le croix de sable a v molettes d argent suz le croix

AiCmnt:
Pierre Landiras, a cadet, lieutenant of the Captal de Buch. The family seat was in Landiras (dep Gironde, ar Langon, can Podensac) near Bordeaux.
     At the time, Johan Stratton was S.Landiras (j.u.).
Froissart; www.gasconrolls.org; XPG:390* (1364, Pierre, label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de la tighe, parti d or a iij paulx de gueles et d or a iij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
La Tighe or Lartigue, not identified.
   Amanieu Lartigue, a routier caption executed in 1368 bore {bendy}. He came from Lartique in Agenais (dep Lot-et-Garonne). The name points to several places in deps Gers and Gironde.
XPG:408 (Amanieu); Chenaye 11:520-538;
>> marshal of the host -- laPlagne XPG


ArmTxt:
le de garo d argent a le croix de gueles a iiij leux de sable contrepassans

AiCmnt:
-: S.Garro, senior councillor & captain of Charles R.Navarre, fl.1377  -- Sumption HY 3:313;
-: Leonel de Garro, fl.1426-1455, created V.Zolina in the Aranguren valley;
Menendez RNA 132;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan vallach, parti d or et d azur endentee l un en l autre, l or deseure


ArmTxt:
celui de peluant, losengie d argent et d asur


ArmTxt:
aymerion de la motte, d ermine a j paux de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de cantiran, d argent a le croix de gueles a le bordure de sable dentee


ArmTxt:
celui de longsac, esquartele d or et de gueles, l or frettet de sable


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de la cancarde, de gueles a l aigle d argent a ij testes


ArmTxt:
messire monnadi, d or a j lion d asur a le bordure de gueles besandee d argent


ArmTxt:
les armes de le lande, d or a iij levriers de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de le lande, d asur a iiij faisses d argent a croissant d or a son chief, a son frere


ArmTxt:
messire bertran de sanques, d argent a levrier d asur rampant a coler de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire bauduin de saint pol d argent a balances de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de chastelneuf, de gueles a chastel d argent a iij tours


ArmTxt:
messire bertinal de la brest, de la brest a baston de sable

AiCmnt:
Possibly Bertucat Albret, d.1382, illegitimate son of Bernard-Ezi (V, d.1359), from 1356 a very able and brutal routier captain.
    The 'copy' in RYN:658 'de labret' is very different: {Az bend Sa & chief indented Ar}.
Sumption HY 2:356 a.o., 3:21 a.o.; see [416] for the Albret clan;


ArmTxt:
messire lescuni, de pommier a le molette d or a chief

AiCmnt:
Jean de Pommiers, fl.1360, S.Lecun, husband of Souverain d'Albret, daughter of Bernard-Ezi (V, d.1359) -- Anselme, different in Chenaye;


ArmTxt:
messire renault de chiervole dit archeprestre, de gueles a chief d or en bende

AiCmnt:
Arnaud de Cervole dit l'Archiprêtre, d.1367. A former archpriest of Velines (diocese Perigueux) raised in the Castillonais on the gascon march, he entered french military service c.1350. He became a leading routier captain, i.a. in the service of Philippe 'hardi' D.Bourgogne from 1363. He was the originator of the 'grande compagnie'.
Vaughan PB 153-156; Sumption HY 2:359-360;
>> sigil ?


ArmTxt:
le sire de puicorniet sire de le causade, d or a iij chauoes de gueles


AiCmnt:
S.Terride (dep Gers, can Cologne, cne St.Georges) were cadets of l'isle-Jourdain, and bore {trellis} dimidating {roundely}. Bertrand de Terride, fl.1389.
LaPlagne XPG 186-192; XPG:236 (1324, Raimond-Jourdain, trellis);


AiCmnt:
A Jean de Caramaign was the other banneret in the company of Arnaud de Lavedan in 1426 serving C.Foix (LaPlagne XPG 349).


ArmTxt:
celui de malmore, d argent a chief de gueles a ij chievrons de mesmes


ArmTxt:
lienart de truites, d azur a iiij truites a vif d argent


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de foez, d or a iij paulx de gueles

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "chi après sensuivent les armes du paiz de languedoc".


ArmTxt:
le conte de foez esquartele d or a ij buefs de gueles, [et d or] a iij paulx de guels


ArmTxt:
le conte d armaignac esquartele de gueles au lion d or a le bordure de mesmes dentee, d argent a j lion de gueles a le queuhe fourquie


ArmTxt:
le conte de pierregort, de gueles a iij lions d or


ArmTxt:
le conte de molezin, d or au lion de gueules a le bordure de molettes l une de gueles et l autre de sable

ArmIdf:
Arnaud-Guilhem (V) de Montlezun C.Pardiac

AiCmnt:
Probably Arnaud-Guilhem (V) de Montlezun, o.s.p.m.1391, C.Pardiac, son of Arnaud-Guilhem (IV, d.1368). His daughter and heir married Géraud d'Armagnac (d.1401) V.Fezensaguet. Their only son died soon after and Pardiac came to the C.Armagnac in 1403. Montlezun (dep Gers, can Nogaro) was ther major fortress and name-giver to the comital family.
   The arms of Montlezun {Ar lion cr. Gu acc. orle of martlets Sa}, taken from wikipedia, are very like the Armagnac lion, and could be a later improvement. Note that URF has mullets, but the clones martlets.
Fesenzac, ESNF 3:5870; wiki (Pardiac)


ArmTxt:
le conte de commiges, de gueles a iiij mandes d argent

AiCmnt:
Pierre-Raimond (II), o.s.p.m.1376, C.Comminges, last of the line. The arms are known in two forms: 1) the spindles or otelles, and 2) as a cross formy or paty.
Anselme 2:629;  ENSF 3:404A-409 + 3:145-148 (Grailly) + 10:72 (V.Couserans); XPG:179 (1226, Bernard V, cross-form; eq);


ArmTxt:
guy de commiges, a iiij lions d or en trois [croix], telez armes

AiCmnt:
Gui de Comminges, no details. Either Gui, 1290-1365, o.s.p., S.Lombers (j.u.), younger brother of Bernard (VIII, d.1336) C.Comminges and Pierre-Raimond (I, d.1341) C.Comminges, or an illegitimate son of Pierre-Raimond (I).
ESNF 3:405; www.genealogieonline.nl;


ArmTxt:
le sire de la brache esquartele d azur a chief d argent dentee et de foiz


ArmTxt:
le sire de monclau,[de gueules] au lion braifet [vaire]

AiCmnt:
Blason emended to field gules, according to Adam-Even. -- CHK Montlaur


ArmTxt:
le sire d alust, d or a v lionchiaux de sable passans

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Blason emended according to Adam-Even.


ArmTxt:
le sire de harpendon, de gueles a la harpe d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de cardillach, de gueles au lion d argent a le bordure de besans de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Rolland 2:24 = lion cour. &c; XPG:288-289; XDD:1623;
CHK Cardaillac


ArmTxt:
le sire de milepos, d or a iiij chievrons de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de libiz esquartele de milepos et de fois


ArmTxt:
le sire de cousans, d or a le croix de gueles ancree


ArmTxt:
le sire de chastelmarin, d azur a j chastel d argent


ArmTxt:
le visconte de conborne, d or a ij lions de gueles ung passant


ArmTxt:
le sire de castelbayart, d asur a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de montagnie, paille le chief d argent


ArmTxt:
messire thiebault de neuchastel, de gueles a je bende d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Either Thibaud (VI) de Neuchâtel, 1337-1401 or his son with Marguerite de Bourgogne Dm.Montaigu, Thibaud (VII), 1361-1396, died at  Nicopolis or his son Thibaud (VIII), 1386-1459,  S.Neufchastel & Chatel-sur-Moselle & Montaigu-sur-Moselle & d'Amance; marechal de Bourgogne, CTdO 1433.
Origin in Neuchatel-Urtière (dep Doubs, ar Montbéliard, can Pont-de-Roide)
ESNF 11:137-143 (Dramelay);  XRA 3:26-28;  XDC:6710;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de neuchastel, seigneur de montagu, porte esquartele de gueles a le bende d argent et l autre quartier de gueles a je aigle d argent, et crie neuchastel

AiCmnt:
Either Jean (I) de Neuchâtel, 1378-1433, S.Montaigu, CTdO, brother of Thibaud (VII), or Jean (II), 1438-1489, S.Montaigu-sur-Moselle, son of Thibaud (VIII).
ESNF 11:138 (Jean); XRA 3:27 (1428, Jean);


ArmTxt:
messire anthoine de vergey, de gueles a iij quartiers fueilliez d or a le bordure d argent et crie vergey

AiCmnt:
Antoine de Vergy, 1375-1439, S.Champlitte & C.Dammartin, maréchal de France 1423, governor of Champagne 1427 LtGen of both Burgundies, CTdO 1430 (#6).
    Champlitte was a subcadet of Autry [1021].
ESNF 3.3:437;  Chesnaye DN 19:615; Anselme 7:34-35;  XDD:3852 (S.Mirebel, 1346); see [980];


ArmTxt:
le sire d autry, telz armes a le bordure d azur

AiCmnt:
The head of the Autry subline of Vergy, from Jean (II, d.1353), grandfather of Antoine [1020] or Jacques (d.1398), Jean (III, d.1419) or Charles (c.1416-1467) of the following generations.


ArmTxt:
le sire de chastelvilain, de gueles a j lion d or billete de mesmes, et crie chastelvilain a l arbre d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de roon, d azur a le bende d or, et crie chiasse


ArmTxt:
le sire de boufremont, vairiet d or et de gueles descendant, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Beauffremont. Any of the lords Vauthier (d.1335), Liébaud (IV, d.1372), or Philibert de Beauffremont (o.s.p.m.s.1417). The lordship was inherited by the Ruppes line. Pierre (II, d.1410), son of Huart (II), married the eldest daughter Guillemette. Their son Pierre (III, d.1467) became S.Beauffremont in 1417.
    The family originated in baillage du St.Mihel en Barrois, and had the seat in Beauffremont (dep Vosges, can Neufchâteau).
    Pierre de Beauffremont, d.1472, C.Charny, CTdO 1430, was a younger son of the Scey subline, who qtd with Charny (ETO:1031).
ESNF 13:38-44; Chesnaye DN 2:518; Sieb FstA; XCB:191; XDD:1339; XRL:3121-3136; XCM:405; XDF:525;


ArmTxt:
messire gauthier de ruppes, telz armes a le bende copponnee de vj pieces d argent et d azur, et crie boufremont

AiCmnt:
Gauthier dit de Ruppes de Beauffremont, d.1420, S.Soye & Tilchatel & Ruppes, son of Libaud S.Soye (fl.1368-1388) and Agnès von Brücken (d.1370). The Ruppes line departed from the senior line in 1291, and split again in 1347 between the brothers Huart (II) S.Ruppes and Libaud S.Soye.
ESNF 13:38+43;


ArmTxt:
le sire des poisses, d or a ij faisses de gueles a x merlettes de mesmes a iij lambeaux d asur, et crie merlon


ArmTxt:
le sire de conches, bende d or et d azur de vj pieces a j quartier d ermines, et crie maulain


ArmTxt:
messire guillaume de champdivers, d azur a ung chievron d or

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Champdivers, fl.1408-1420, S.Chamdivers, royal chamberlain and bailli d'Aval.
Bozzolo CAM;  XCB:157;


ArmTxt:
et son frere a iij lambiaux d argent, et crient chenin

AiCmnt:
Henri de Champdivers, younger brother of Guillaume [1028].


ArmTxt:
messire guy de pontallier, de gueles a j lion d or ongle et lampasse d azur, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Guy (II) de Pontailler, d.1392, S.Talmay, son of Hugues (fl.1329, d.1385), or even his son Guy (III, d.1436) created CTdO in 1430 (ETO:1055). The family came from Pontailler-sur-Saône (dep Cote-d'or, ar Dijon), cadets of the ducal house Burgundy-Ivrea, and were hereditary marshals of the duchy of Burgundy.
Anselme 2:868; ESNF 3.2:349;


ArmTxt:
le sire de fagneulles, d or a double tressoir de sinoble floretee a j sautoir de gueles, et crie rumegny


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


ArmTxt:
le sire d aublians, varie contre varie d argent et d asur, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
celui d orchimont, de sable a le bende d argent a iij fresiaux de mesmes, et crie orchimont


ArmTxt:
celui de moncornet, d ermines a iij paux de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de hufalisse, d azur a le croix d or a croisettes, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de bos, faissies de x pieces d or et de gueles, et crie lost


ArmTxt:
le sire d augimont, telz armes et crie lost


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de chiny, de gueles a ij bras [bars] d or a croisettes d or recroiseteez a long pie


ArmTxt:
le sire de rummes et conte de chiny, d argent a j lion de sable, et crie jouef


ArmTxt:
les armes de thuin, d asur a j lion d argent corone d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de moriamnes, varie contre varie en chevrons d argent et d asur a ij chevrons de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de baudry, de gueles a j lion d or billete de mesmes, et crie wauront


ArmTxt:
celui de saint hasebaing, de gueles a forcette d argent a quartier d or a tourtiaux de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de fontaines, telez armes a lambel [de gueules]

AiCmnt:
Either Mathieu de Trié dit Lohier, fl.1355-81, S.Serifontaine or his son Renaud jr (o.s.p.1406), S.Serifontaine (dep Oise, ar Beauvais, can le Coudray-St-Germer) and amiral de France 1397. Mahieu was grandson of Thibaut (fl.1303), see [5, 7].


ArmTxt:
le sire de trye le maruel, d or a le bande de dammartin

AiCmnt:
Philippe de Trie, fl.1383, S.Mareuil & Fontenay.
XDC:9088+9089 (Phil S.Mareuil, 1380, 1383);


ArmTxt:
le sire de montmorensy, d or a le croix de gueules a xvj aigles d azur, et crie dieu ayeue [aide]

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Montmorency S.Montmorency (dep Val-de-Oise, c-l-c), d.1414, knighted 1380. The senior line changed the number of eaglets from 4 to 16 c.1240, though the smaller number was kept by the Marly branch [28].
ESNF  14:116-119 + 121-134 + 137-144 (Laval);  Anselme 3:551-666 + 3:574; Reguier, seals of Montmorency, 3.ColAIH, 1983:141-150;  XDD:2929-2951, a.o.;


ArmTxt:
le sire de rony, [d or] a ij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Mauvoisin S.Rosny-sur-Seine, were descended from C.Amiens-Valois-Vexin through Garlande.
    Eventually Rosny was inherited by Marguerite (d.1347), third daughter of Guy (V), o.sp.m.c.1295, and her husband Robert d'Harcourt (o.s.p.), but came then through a Beaussart  niece (of another son-in-law) to Jean d'Ivry, who died 1415 at Azincourt.
ESNF 13:130-132; Chesnaye DN 13:532-535; Rolland 4:169n39; Anselme 3:304+6:780; Bedos Rezak FP 28; XDD:2769 (1283, Gui S.Rosny);

AIRefs:
FW:482;  CAR:150; TCO:29; LBR:201; ETO:382;  WIN:66* (2 bars & orle of escallops);


ArmTxt:
le sire de scantilly, de gueles a iij gerbes d or

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (V) le Bouteiller de Chantilly, fl.1310-1360, S.Chantilly & Montmélian, a cadet of Bouteiller-de-Senlis [52], seat in dep Oise, ar Senlis, can Creil, cne Chantilly.
   In CHA with Gu-Ar and 'le sire de chambely'; in PRT and LBQ with 'le seigneur de cantelly'.
ESNF 13:54-57; Bouly EHT 87; Adam EM 185;  XDD:1531; XDD:272 (1186, Gui BdS);


ArmTxt:
le vidame de chartres, d or a ij faisses de sable a la bordure de merlettes de sable

AiCmnt:
Vidame de Chartres, an office held by three successive families, but the present arms belong to the Meslays (Meslay-le-Vidame, dep Eure-et-Loir, arr Châteaudun, can Bonneval). Hélisende de Ferrières, a daughter of the Vd.Chartres married Geoffroi de Meslay S.Fréteval c.1180, who succeded c.1205, and family held the office until 1374, when succeded by Thouars and Vendôme (Montoire).
ESNF 13:111-112 + 59 + 66;  XDC:2241+2242 (Guil, 1370, 1383);


ArmTxt:
le sire de garencieres, de gueles a iij quievrons d or, le premier coppet

AiCmnt:
Pierre, o.s.p.m.1396, S.Garencières-en-Evrecin (dep Eure, ar. Evreux, can St.André-de-L'Eure).
Prinet CPF 39; XRO:5027-5037;


ArmTxt:
le sire de forest, de guelles a la bordure de myerlettes d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Forest-Bocard, no details. PRT and SIC as Gu-Ar.
Jougla 8:30*; Rolland 2:343, pic;


ArmTxt:
le sire de meulan, de sable a lyon d argent a la queue forquiee

AiCmnt:
Raoul (III) S.Meulan al. Meullent &  Courseulles &c, d.1398, royal chamberlain, or one of his sons. They were cadets of Waleran C.Meulan (Beaumont) who lived c.1138 and used the Vermandois checky arms. Their seat was in Meulan, dep Yvelines.
Anselme 2:403-409 (checky qtg lion);  XDD:2827 (Amaury, 1283);


ArmTxt:
le sire d andresiel, de gueles a lion d or au baston d ermines

AiCmnt:
Jean S.Andrezel, seat in dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Melun, can Mormand.
   PRT and SIC as Gu-Or-Er.
Mirot H 2:132; XRO:266; XDA:114;


ArmTxt:
l evesque [le viconte] de tramblay, de gueles a le bande d or a le bordure de myerlettes d or

AiCmnt:
V.Tremblay, seat in Tremblay-le-Vicomte, dep Eure-et-Loir, later in Bretagne.
   As vicomte in LBQ, PRT and SIC.
Brault RAE 2:421 (in Ille-et-Vilaine, bre); Jougla 6:349 (bre);


ArmTxt:
le sire de chambly, de gueles a iij coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Possibly Charles de Chambly, d.1413, S.Viarmes (ar Montmorency, dep Val-d'Oise), chamberlain, The family seat was in Chambly, dep Oise, 30 km S of Beauvais.
Bozzolo CAM 1:89; Boos LBR 162; Depoin: maison de Chambly, Bull.Hist.Com.Trav.Hist.Sci, 1914:127-135; XDD:245 (Pierre, 1290)+246+247(Pierre, 1296) + 1691(Pierre, 1294); XDC:2095;


ArmTxt:
le sire de pressy, losengie d argent et de gueles a chief d or a lyon de sable rampant

AiCmnt:
A cadet of Precy-sur-Oise, dep Oise, ar Senlis, can Creil .
    SIC is less the lion.
Hemricourt M 217;  XRA 3:161*;  Rolland 5:99n5*;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lile, d argent a le faisse de gueles a le bordure de myerlettes de mesme

AiCmnt:
Possibly Jean (III) de l'Isle S.Bourris & la Londe, last of the senior line of l'Isle-Adam. His daughter Simonne lived 1424. The family seat l'Isle-Adam (dep Val-d'Oise, arr Pontoise, c-l-c) was inherited by Guillemette Bouteiller de Senlis and sold in 1364 to Pierre Villiers dit Villiers-l'Isle-Adam.
   At the bottom of the page a 16C hand has added "le sire de Lisle, de gueles à le faisse d’argent à le bordure de merlettes de mesmes", which corresponds with the arms of the Puisieux branch in CAM:511-512 for Ancel (d.1415) and his son Charles.
ESNF 13:117; Anselme 8:787-790; Bozzolo CAM 2:105; Newman N 1:273-274; Chenaye DN 10:962-972; Brault RAE 2:237-238;  XDD:2448-2461;

AIRefs:
NAV:137 (Jean); LBR:189 (Jean); CPF:38; WIN:9; TCO:294* (label); FW:487* (y1); FW:488* (mullets); NAV:34* 'isle-adam' (Gu-Ar); CAM:511*+512* (Gu-Ar, Ancelet & Charles de Lille);


ArmTxt:
le sire de bouville, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij agniaulx [anneaux] d or sur le faisse

AiCmnt:
Charles de Bouville, o.s.p.1382, S.Bouville (dep Seine-et-Marne, arr Etampes), chamberlain, governor of Dauphine 1369.
Chesnaye DN 3:926-928; Rolland 1:296, nor; XCB:33; XDD:1536;


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont porte geronne de xij pieces d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Jean Beaumont dit 'le Deramé, fl.1369-87, S.Clichy & Courcelles-la-Garenne, or a cousin As S.Ste.Geneviève. The family seat was in Beaumont-du-Gâtinais (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Melun, can Château-Landon).
Newman N 1:220-222; ESNF 3.4:667-668; XDD:1354; XRO:1134 (1386, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de ver, d azur a iiij poinz d or

AiCmnt:
S.Ver al. Vert-le-Petit (dep Essonne, ar Evry, can Mennecy).
XDD:3845;


ArmTxt:
le baron d ivery, [d or] a iij chevrons de gueles

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (III) S.Ivry-la-Bataille (dep Eure) & Bréval (dep Eure), fl.1360, or his son Charles (II) with Marie, a daughter of Charles Montmorency marêchal de France.
Chesnaye DN 10:993-994;  XDD:2472-2474;
Boos VER; XDD:2473; XRO:5961-5966;


ArmTxt:
le sire de poisy, d or a l aigle de sable

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Poissy (Chaumont), fl.1408, S.Gouy and pannetier hereditaire de Normandie. The family was descendants of Wazo / Gasce (III) de Chaumont-en-Vexin S.Ile-St.Denis, connetable de France 1107, and Jacqueline de Poissy. His grandson Gasce (V) S.Maisons-sur-Seine founded the Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Abbecourt (Orgeval, dep Yvelines) near Poissy in 1184.
Jequier WIN; Chesnaye DH 16:3; Holt WG 47;  Clemmensen OM; www;  XDD:3257* (1284, Pierre, eagle & bend);


ArmTxt:
le sire d auniel, d or a v bastons de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Auneau (dep Eure-et-Loir, ar Chartres, can Auneau, ancient Beauce), no details. Around this time as a quarter by  Jacques la Rivière S.Auneau (d.1413) in CAM:143 and CHA:1195. Jacques was son of Bureau de la Rivière and Marguerite d'Auneau, see also [2, 1261].
Bozzolo CAM;  XDD:1244; XRO:624-626;


ArmTxt:
le sire de marly, d or a le croix de gueles a iiij aigles d azur

AiCmnt:
de Montmorency S.Marly, a branch that separated c.1200.
Boos LBR 158; Anselme 3:659; XDD:2714 (1224, Bouchard dM-Marly);


ArmTxt:
le sire de gentuel, d azur a vj aigles d argent

AiCmnt:
Argenteuil, no details, probably from slightly NW of Paris.
XRO:444;


ArmTxt:
celui de viexpont, d argent a x agniaulx de gueles a vij quartiers de gueles

AiCmnt:
Vieuxpont, see [57]. The canton is omitted in the clones.
>> blazon


ArmTxt:
celui d aigreville, paalle d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Jacques S.Aigreville al. Egreville, fl.1391, no details, but probably Egreville SE of Nemours, dep Seine-et-Marne, site of a castle built c.1100 by Garmon (I) de Donjon S.Aigreville and a church built by Jean (II) d'Aigreville. Most lords were named Jean.
    PRT and CHA as paly of 8.
XRO:67 (Jacques, 1391); XDD:2068 (vergeté en pal) + 2069* (5 pales); www;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vignay, d argent au lyon de sinope

AiCmnt:
de Vignay, noted 1207 in gifts to Ab.St.Denis, probably named for the present farm of Vignay between Malesherbes and Maisse, dep. Loiret.
Jougla 6:456;  XDD:3880-3881;


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint brisor, d azur a fleurs de liz d argent semees

AiCmnt:
St.Brisson, no details.
XDD:3510 (6 fleurs-de-lis);


ArmTxt:
celui de repentj, d argent a le croix de gueles a iiij lyons de sable

AiCmnt:
Repenti al. Repanti, no details. In LBQ, PRT, and SIC reduced to {Ar cross Gu}.
Jougla 5:459 (Ar cross Gu; Or cross Sa acc. 4 lions Sa);


ArmTxt:
celui de franoit, d argent au lyon de gueles a la queue fourquiee

AiCmnt:
du Fresnoy in Ile-de-France (Jougla 4:68) or Fresnes-en-Artois (Beaune NEB) or du Fresne S.la Vallée in Normandie (Chesnaye DH 8:637), not identified.


ArmTxt:
celui de frette, de gueles au lupart d or passant billete d or


ArmTxt:
guesseville, d ermines a iij fesses de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Varius legends: Juseville (LBQ), Inseville (PRT) and Enseville (SIC). Similar arms, barry Er-Gu, noted for Runsville in Artois in Rolland 5:212, and the breton Malet, later V.Corbeil (CAM:335).


ArmTxt:
riuulet, d argent a le faisse de gueles a vj rutes de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Not identified, as Mullet in PRT and LBQ.


ArmTxt:
celui des essars, d azur a le bande barlee [burelee] d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Jean des Essars, no details. Guillaume (fl.1281) held Amblainville in the Vexin (dep Oise), 25 km S of Beauvais.
XDD:1160 (1281, Guil);


ArmTxt:
le sire de plaindeleis, de gueles a ij faisses d or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Planvilliers, no details. As 'sieur de pamillers' in SIC, and 'plainvilliers' in PRT and LBQ..
Rolland 5:66, fra;


ArmTxt:
celui de gerinleis de gueles a ij faisses d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified. As Jervillers in PRT and LBQ, and Hervillers in SIC. Similar arms were used by Cossigny [69].


ArmTxt:
celui de maubuizon, d argent au chief de sable a le molette d argent

AiCmnt:
Maubuisson, not identified, but  possibly with seat nr the present abbaye de Maubuisson, former N.D.la Royale (dep Val d'Oise, cne St.Ouen-l'Aumône) near Château Pontoise, which was old Aulnay territory. This family used {Gu chief Or}.
      As 'mauburgon' in LBQ and 'maubourson' in PRT and SIC.


ArmTxt:
le sire de maroles, bande d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Maupas de Marolles, no details, but probably from Marolles-en-Hurepoix (can Arpajon, dep Essonne), and not from Touraine.
Nussard T 97; BnF Lat.5441/1:283+285 (sigil);


ArmTxt:
celui de gaunay, d azur a vj anyaulx d or

AiCmnt:
Not identified. As 'gannay' in PRT and LBQ, and 'gonnay' in SIC. Similararms as Richarville (WIN:119) in dep Essonne. The Ganay used an eagle.


ArmTxt:
celui de montegny, d or a l escusson de gueles a le bordure de coquilles d azur

AiCmnt:
Hugues de Montigny-les-Cormeilles (dep Val d'Oise), no details.
Rolland 4:237n47*, fra;  XDC:6358;

AIRefs:
NAV:71 (Hugues); NAV:70* (Jean); VER:610* (a1); LBR:759* (all, less escallops);


ArmTxt:
celui de jaseran, de gueles a lyon d or a le queue fourquiee

AiCmnt:
de Gazeran, no details, probably from Gazeran, ar Rambouillet, dep Yvelines.


ArmTxt:
messire ferri pattes, de gueles a iij chievrons d ermines

AiCmnt:
Probably Jean (o.s.p.1374) or Louis rather than Ferri Paste. The best known member was Ferry Paste S.Challeranges (d.1247) maréchal de France 1237, who bore the arms in Ar-Gu in NAV:718, but sealed with Gu-Er.
     In LBQ and PRT as 'seigneur destoripates'.
Anselme 6:622-624*; Chesnaye DH 15:493* (chief paly); XDD:3177* (chevronny Gu-Er, 1224, Ferri); XDD:6574 (Jean Paste Bp.Chartres, 1328, dx Chartres, sn Paste, chevronny Er-Gu);

AIRefs:
WIN:158* (chevronny Ar-Gu, Ferri); NAV:718* (chevronny Er-Gu, Louis); BER:128* (Er-Gu);


ArmTxt:
le sire de la grange, de sable a l aigle d argent

AiCmnt:
de la Grange, not identified.
Rolland 3:85*, lan = {Ar-Sa}


AiCmnt:
Not identified. In LBQ and PRTas d'Inchy, but possibly d'Anisy as in NAV.
  Two additional arms of the norman d'Anisy would be {cross patonce ch. 5 escallops} in WIN:455 and {Or lion Sa, billety Sa} in Jougla 1:195 and NAV:472. The artesian d'Inchy used {barry Or-Sa} as in [1704].

AIRefs:
NAV:123*  'le sire d'anesy' (Anisy, bendy & canton {Gu lion q.f. Or});


ArmTxt:
celui de tignonville, de gueles a [x] rutres d or seant en pal

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Tignonville S.Tignonville, d.1414, chamberlain 1391, prevôt de Paris 1401-1408, seat in Thignonville (dep Loiret, can Malesherbes, ar Pithiviers). = 61E2;
Bozzolo CAM 1:61;


ArmTxt:
celui de poissy, losengie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Poissy vicomte de Corbeil (probably Corbeil, ar Evry, dep Essonne), a branch of Ternes, no details.
XDD:3258 (1229, Simon sr) + 3260;


ArmTxt:
le bouteiller, esquartele d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Guillaume le Bouteillier de Senlis, senechal de Angoulême 1385. See also Bouteiller de Chantilly [12]
ESNF 13:54-57;  Anselme 6:256; XDD:1518-1522 (Gui, 1297);


ArmTxt:
monseigneur de dinon, esquartele d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
Jean de Droais, no details, but the family was noted 1302 in Vexin, baillage de Gisors (dep. Eure). As 'le seigneur donoir' (LBQ), 'donoiz' (PRT), and 'donnoit' (SIC).
Rolland 2:229 (Droves, fra); XDC:3243;

AIRefs:
LBR:311; WIN:908; NAV:108* (checky, Jean);


ArmTxt:
rougemont, d or a l aigle de gueles melx [= membre] d azur

AiCmnt:
de Rougemont, in Rougemont & Belvoir s/Sancey (dep Doubs).
ESNF 15:153+160;  XCB:448; XDD:3467;


ArmTxt:
celui de coquereil, d argent a ij faisses de sable et a ung coqueriel de sable suz le chief

AiCmnt:
Coquerel, not identified. In LBQ, PRT and SIC with an orle of escallops.


ArmTxt:
le sire de la roche, d or a v bastons d azur

AiCmnt:
Probably an unfinished la Roche-Guyon (dep Yvelines, ar Mantes, can Magny-en-Vexin). In SIC:65 with {bendy & 6 fleurs-de-lis & border}, see also [71].
Anselme 8:621; Clemmensen OM; XDD:3403*; XDC:7864* (bendy & border);


ArmTxt:
le sire de viexpont, [d argent] a x aniaux de guelles

AiCmnt:
Yves de Vieuxpont, d.1415 at Azincourt, S.Chailloué & Courville & Neufbourg, married Blanche d'Harcourt Dm.Villepreux (near Versailles) in 1400. The family was noted 881, from Vieuxpont-de-Chailloue in Perche (Anjou, ar Argentan, dep Orne), see also with canton Gu [30].
Jougla 6:455; Chenaye DH 19:727-731; XDC:9450 (1449, Laurent);

AIRefs:
BIG:274; VER:644 (Robert); NLU:506; NAV:66* (6 annulets, Robert); BER:112* (6 annulets);


AiCmnt:
Philippe d'Angervilliers, no details, named from Angervilliers (dep Essonne, ar Étampes, can St.Chéron).
Jougla 1:190;


ArmTxt:
le sire de mittery, d argent a la croix de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Mitry, no details, probably held Mitry-Mory (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Meaux, can Mitry-Mory), slightly SW of Dammartin-en-Goële.


ArmTxt:
le sire d aunoy, d or a ung chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
Robert d'Aunoy dit le Galois, d.1414, S.Orville (nr Louvres, ar Montmorency, can Gonesse, dep Val d'Oise) & Villeron, maitre d'eau & forets, chamberlain 1401, jouster 1381, captain of Meaux 1386. 
DBF 4:643; Chesnaye DH 2:52-54; XDP:109; XDD:1235-1237;


ArmTxt:
celui de paaly, de sable a le croix d argent a iiij fleurs de liz d or

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Possibly Pailly, Pali, Parly (PRT) or Epailly (SIC). Similar arms as Chamby de la Tour in Lorraine.

AIRefs:
TMO:42 'maillars de pailli'; BER:124 'precy';


ArmTxt:
celui de marsely, d or a ung chievron de sable

AiCmnt:
Fouques (VIII) de Marcilly, d.1403, S.Marcilly-sur-Eure, married Guillemette d'Ivry and in 1387 secondly Jeannette de Beauvilliers.
www.racineshistoire.free.fr;


ArmTxt:
celui de bauonne [bayonne], d or a iij jumelles d azur

AiCmnt:
de Villebéon, S.Villebéon & La Chapelle-Gauthier (in Brie, dep Seine-et-Marne) & Nemours-en-Gâtinais, apparently extinct c.1300. In the clones with Or-Sa.
ESNF 13:140; Anselme 6.624-629; Recueil HF 22:482 a.o.; Prinet CPF 32; Mirot H 2:213;


ArmTxt:
celui de neville, faissee d or et d azur a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Neuville, Novillers (SIC) or Nouvillez (LBQ, PRT).


ArmTxt:
celui de vrangemise, d or frettet de sable

AiCmnt:
Probably named for Vaugrigneuse (dep Essonne, ar Palaiseau, can Limours), no details. As Franqueville in clones.


ArmTxt:
celui de masy, bende d argent et de gueles a j chief d or a lyon de sable sur le premier quartier

AiCmnt:
de Massy al. Macy, noted in 10C in can Massy (dep Essonne, probably a cadet line. Jeanne de Beauvais Dm.Massy married c.1350 Pierre Villiers.  In SIC less lion.
 XDD:2732 (3 bends & chief); wiki;


ArmTxt:
bleville, de gueles a le croix d argent eslargie a iiij aniaulx d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Bleville or Blesseville, as Fleville in PRT and LBQ. Eslargie could be either patonce or formy (Brault EB).

AIRefs:
TMO:41* 'tesons de bleville' (less anullets);


ArmTxt:
celui de mesenaude, d argent a j lyon de gueles

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Mesalant, from Mesalant (dep Yvelines, commune de Villiers-le-Mahieu). Legend spelled Mesenande (LBQ), Musenande (PRT) and Mermande (SIC).
XDD:2803;

AIRefs:
VER:749*;  WIN:175*; NAV:69* (Pierre); LBR:303* (all lion qf);


ArmTxt:
celui de groseny, de geules a ij faisses d argent

AiCmnt:
de Cossigny, probably from Cossigny slightly SW of Bretigny-sur-Orge (dep Essonne).
www;


ArmTxt:
celui de blemyd, d argent a la croix de sable

AiCmnt:
de Blémur, from Blémur in cne Piscopi (dep Val-d'Oise, ar Montmorency, can Domont).
Jougla 2:139 (Blemus); XDC:1069;


ArmTxt:
celui de le roche, de bourgongne a fleurs de liz d argent [sur l azur]

AiCmnt:
Probably a repeat of la Roche-Guyon [56] with variant arms. In WIN:465 and FW:485 with a border semy of fleurs-de-lis. PRT has {bendy & 6 fleurs-de-lis & border} as have SIC:65 placed opposite [56].


ArmTxt:
celui de rabloy, d argent a iiij bastons de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably de Belloy from Ponthieu, which had three main branches, separated in 13C having different arms, one with lozenges, one with barry and Belloy de Castillon and Belloy de Francières with bendy. The manor of the present branch might be in Belloy-en-France, dep Val-d'Oise, between Ecouen and Beaumont-sur-Oise.
Belleval  XSP:162-172 (all variants); Clemmensen OM;

AIRefs:
VER:808 'jehan de belloy'; BHM:2969 s.n.; see [1408];


ArmTxt:
celui de saint cler, d azur a le bende d argent

AiCmnt:
Pierre dit Coquart de Nédonchel, d.1415 at Azincourt guarding the Oriflamme, S.St.Clair-sur-Epte (dep Val-de-Oise, ar Pontoise, can Magny-sur-Vexin), chamberlain 1399 - or his father Guillaume. A branch and arms of Nédonchel (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin).
Chesnaye DN 14:881-886; Bozzolo CAM 1:105;


ArmTxt:
celui de croisy, telez armes a iiij coquilles de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Chantemerle (dep Marne, ar Épernay, can Esternay) - as in the clones, though LBQ has a label Gu added as have PRT:112, see also [107]. The family held the office of captain of Gisors 1338-1416.
  Thibaut de Chantemerle, d.>1415, S.Conchy-les-Pots (dep Oise, ar Compiegne), chamberlain 1401, treasurer of France 1404-1408,  is mentioned with a mullet in chf sn in CAM:256.


ArmTxt:
crespins, faisses d argent et de gueles endentee de l un en l autre

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Crespin S.Mauny & Bec-Crespin à St.Martin-du-Bec (dep Eure), hereditary constable of Normandie from the marriage in c.1270 of Guillaume (V) and Jeanne de Mortemer.
Anselme 6:631-635; Wagner RAH 188; Brault RAE 2:42+126; Bozzolo CAM 117;  XRO:1201; XDN:215-216;


ArmTxt:
celui de meudon, geronne de xij pieces d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Bâcle de Meudon (dep Hauts-de-Seine, ar Nanterre, can Meudon), see also [77].
wiki; Chenaye DH 13:789 (Meudon);


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, telez armes a lambiaux d azur

AiCmnt:
A son or cadet of de Bâcle de Meudon, as in the seal of Jean, a bailli of Bourges. The castle of Villiers-le-Bâcle (dep Essonne) was sold to Jean de Presles in 1403. See also [76].
wiki; XRO:784 (1356, Jean);


ArmTxt:
celui de bray, d argent a iij paires de lambiaux de gueles au quartier de mesmes et sur le quartier un lyon d or passant

AiCmnt:
de Bray, not identified, LBQ confounded. The picardian Brays used {Ar chief Gu ch. lion passt Or} in [1254].


ArmTxt:
celui de laiches, de gueles a ij faisses d argent a le bordure de merlettes d argent

AiCmnt:
Grappin de Neville al. Neuilly-en-Valois al. can Neuilly-St-Front (dep Aisne), though URF and the clones have Laiches.
wiki;  XDD:2318 (label; 1305, Jean Grappin de Neville);

AIRefs:
VER:703 'malegrape de nully'; WIN:51 'jeh de nully'; VER:704* (b1); LBR:214* (b1); WIN:52* (label);


ArmTxt:
celui de tousy, de blois a iij merlettes [d azur] campegnois

AiCmnt:
de Toucy (Châtillon), a branch presumably extinct c.1242 with Jean S.Toucy. The genealogy  and variations of arms of the Châtillons are quite complex and some blazons were used by different branches at different times.
   The 3/4 martlets in different colours can be found in various armorials (19 entries in Clemmensen OM) with reference to the branches or lordships of Touchy , Villesavoie, la Ferte, Pacy, and on the seals of Jean S.Jaucourt (1376, XDP:236) and Gaucher S.laFerte (1402, XDC:2329).
ESNF 7:17;


ArmTxt:
les armes de senliz, d azur a le croix d argent abcree et crient senliz


ArmTxt:
balledach, de gueles a le faisse d or a le bordure de merlettes d or

AiCmnt:
Robert de Bailledard, fl.1384, held a fief of Ab.St.Denis nr Etampes. The family, d'Auxerre dit de Bailledard, was noted in Auxerrois 1146, and held a castle in Druyes-les-Belles-Fontaines (dep Yonne).
Caffiaux TG 1:489-490; Jougla 1:326; Rolland 1:107; www; XRO:783 (4:3);


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, d or au chief d azur a une main d ermines

AiCmnt:
Pierre (I), d.1386, S.Villiers-l'Isle-Adam, grand maître de France 1372 and Porte-Oriflamme, or his son Pierre (II, d.1398). The family was noted 1092 as le Bel, and by early 12C as Villiers-le-Bel (in dep Oise) and soon acquired the nearby L'Isle-Adam.  Anselme 2:1410 + 7:11-15; Jougla 6:478; Chesnaye 19:825-828; www;


ArmTxt:
celui de pomponne, telx armes a lambiaux d argent

AiCmnt:
de Pomponne, no details, from Pomponne, dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Meaux, can Lagny.
Jougla 5:324; XDD:3267* (less label);


ArmTxt:
celui de lihiez, telez armes a lambeaux d argent

AiCmnt:
Duvelin de Lihus, no details. Their origin would be the lordship of Lihus in Beauvaisis (dep Oise) transferred to the canons of Beauvais in 1373 (wikipedia.fr).  Different arms are mentioned in [1476] for Poli de Lihus.
    The proper blazon would be {Or chief Az ch. lion (cr.) Er} as in (LBQ:82, PRT:97, URF:1577, a.o.).
Rolland 4.65;  Popoff CB #19+454 (Duvelin, fl.1373); XDP:234* (chief ch. lion cr., Henri, 1280/1302);

AIRefs:
VER:263* (chief ch. lion isst Ar, Henri); WIN:1057* (a3); NAV:967* (a2); VER:264* LBR:284* (chief ch. lion isst Er);  WIN:1035* (chief ch. 3 roundels);


ArmTxt:
celui doumont, telez armes a iij lyons d argent

AiCmnt:
Doumont or du Mont or d'Aumont, not identified. Taken at face value this blazon would look very cumbersome. As Henri and Duvelin de Lihus were mentioned with a Sr du Mont, this item might have been mentioned for another beauvaisien with {Sa bend Or & chief Ar ch. lion isst Gu} as in Popoff CB #1030. See also the following item.


ArmTxt:
[ung / jean] li bruns, d or au chief noir

AiCmnt:
Adam le Brun, fl.1356, S.Paliseau & Nainville-les-Roches (dep Essone, ar Évry, can Mennecy), or a son Jean. His son Jacques died 1415 at Azincourt.The family originated in Hainaut, but moved to Ile-de-France.
Anselme 4:873; XRO:2260 ( Adam le Brun, 1356); XDD:3150-3153; XDC:1653;

AIRefs:
CAM:135 (Jacques); NAV:101; ORL:168; NAV:102* (label, Adam); VER:723* (chief ch. martlet, Jean);


ArmTxt:
celui de quanevieres, de sable a fleurs de liz d or semeez au sautoir d argent

AiCmnt:
Choisel S.Chennevières, no details.
XDP:246 (ch. escallops);


ArmTxt:
biauvillers, faissie d argent et de sinope a merlettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Beauvilliers (dep Loir-et-Cher, ar Blois, can Marchenoir), no details. In SIC without the martlets.
Anselme 4:693+703; XRO:1180 (2 bars acc. orle of martlets);


ArmTxt:
celui de jerbonville, faisses d argent et d azur a vj coupples [annelets] de gueles sur l argent


ArmTxt:
celui de genoully, vairiet contre vairiet d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
de Genouilly S.Genouilly & Crisenoy (nr Melun, dep Seine-et-Marne), no details.


ArmTxt:
celui de mathan, d azur a iij coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Robert de Machaut, from Machaut (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Melun, can le Châtelet-en-Brie).
XDA:10* (Pierre, 1296); XDD:1694* (Jeanne, 1302); XRO:6792* (Robert, 1396, all 6 escallops);


ArmTxt:
celui dou cardenoy, eschiquete d argent et d azur, vermendisien, a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de varennes, d or a ij haiches d azur

AiCmnt:
Perceval de Varennes, no details. In SIC with Az-Ar.
Jougla 6:404;

AIRefs:
NAV:118 ' percheval de guarenes'; BER:168;


ArmTxt:
celui de myessy, de forest a lambiau de sable

AiCmnt:
de Messy, no details, see also Forest [15].
XDD:2816 (1320, Mahieu);


ArmTxt:
celui de voisny, de forest au quartier d ermine

AiCmnt:
Probably Voisins de Frimbault, no details. Probably a cadet of de Voisins with 3 lozenges, see also Forest [15].
Jougla 6:494; VER:438*; WIN:149* (3 lozenges);


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de saint martin, d azur au lyon d or

AiCmnt:
St.Martin de Gruhaut, no details.
Rolland 5:226;


ArmTxt:
celui des barres, losengie d or et de gueles, et crie les barres

AiCmnt:
des Barres d'Oisery in dep Seine-et-Marne (ar Meaux, can Dammartin-en-Goële, cne Oissery).
Merindol, RFHS 71-72:73-96, 2001-2002;  Bony, RFHS 64:47-58, 1994;  ESNF 13:34-37;  XDD:1291-1315;


ArmTxt:
celuy de robolais, d argent au [a v] baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
Roblais or Robelays, not identified, similar arms as de Belloy from Ponthieu.


ArmTxt:
celuy de tilleuse, telez armes au quartier d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de bayone, [d or] a le bende gueles a iiij[iij] aigles d or suz le bende

AiCmnt:
de Bayon (dep Meurthe-et-Moselle, arr Lunéville),  a cadet of maison de Lorraine.
Brault RAE 2:38; Prinet CPF 31; Boos BER 192;  Sieb 24/2.11:t7 lor;  XCB:195 (Jean, 1314);


ArmTxt:
celui de mulehie, de gueles a le faisse d or a vj coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Probably Jean or Simon Morhier S.Villiers, father of Simon, prevôt de Paris and maître d'Hotel de reine Isabelle, as mentioned in SIC:137 and in [2855]. The fief was at Villiers-le-Morhier (dep Eure-et-Loir, ar Dreux, can Nogent-le-Roi).
Milot H 1:22;  Anselme; Dupont GR 4:314; wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
david boisel, d argent a iij paux de sable et le faisse de gueles

AiCmnt:
Name uncertain: Bouel / Boisel / Boval / Bonal / Boviau.


ArmTxt:
les iij [tioys], partiz moitie de valledach et de lile en france

AiCmnt:
de Thiais, as shown by Q1, but Q2 is uncertain and as in Popoff LBQ. Q2 is similar to the english Teyes with Ar-Gu-Gu in F:466 and to Maillé. Probably Thiais in dep Val-de-Marne, ar Créteil. See also 'de croys' in LBQ:282 with Q2 as Ar fess Gu.
Brault RAE 2:427 (Teyes);

AIRefs:
WIN:277* (Q1 & label); WIN:34* (per pale  Ar-Gu & Q1 cch); WIN:278* (Q1, fess ch. 3 escallops); TJ:1516* (Q1);


ArmTxt:
celui de mesenande, d argent au lyon de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de gougni, faisses d argent et de gueles a merlettes de gueles sur l argent

AiCmnt:
Either Philippe de Jagny / Jaigny dit Prud'homme, f.1405, chamberlain, or his father. The fief was in dep Val-d'Oise, ar Montmorency, can Luzarches, cne Jagny-sous-Bois.
Bozzolo CAM 2:55;

AIRefs:
WIN:200; CAM:396* (variant, Philippe); CAM:665* (b1); WIN:201* (label);


ArmTxt:
celui de chantemerle, d asur a le bende d argent a iij coquilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
resans avoir, de gueles a le bende d argent a le bordure de coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Robert de Sans-Avoir, no details, seat in Boissy-sans-Avoir (dep Yvelines, ar Rambouillet, can Montfort-l'Amaury).
Brault RAE 2:380; XDC:8394 (1380, Robert); www;


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint gobiert, de gueles a le croix d argent floree, et crie saint deniz

AiCmnt:
de Saint-Gobert, no details, a cadet of St.Denis-Juilly with seat in St.Gobert (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Meaux, cne Barcy).


ArmTxt:
celui de petit molin, telez armes a coquille de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de coymes, d or au lyon d azur coronne de gueles

AiCmnt:
Brisegaut de Coëmes al. Coismes, fl.1383-92, a vassal of Laval, probably in cne Couesmes-le-Froulay (dep Mayenne, ar Mayenne, can Ambriéres-les-Vallées). He is so named in URF:665 and GEL:474, the Britanny segment. The person is named Payen de Coëmes in NAV:836, BIG:200, TMO:64, and VER:541.


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

AiCmnt:
Jean de Chartres S.Ons-en-Bray (dep Oise, ar Beauvais, can Auneuil), or his son Hector (d.1418), who in 1389 was grand maitre de Eaux  & Forets de Normandie, and later chamberlain and maître d'hotel du roi.
Bozzolo CAM 2:59; DBF 8:681;  XDD:1736-1739; XDC:2243;


ArmTxt:
celui de la broche, d argent a iij bendes d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de danreton, de gueles a iij jumelles d argent

AiCmnt:
André d'Averton S.Averton & Belin, fl.1374, son of Andrieu (d.1329) and Isabeau de Breinville (d.1343, who have their tomb in St.Ouen-de-Belin (dep Sarthe) S of le Mans,. The main seat was in Averton (dep Mayenne, ar Mayenne, can Averton).
Chesnaye DN 2:117; XRO:715; www;

AIRefs:
NAV:866* 'm andrieu d'avertun' (barry Ar-Gu); BHM:2580* (c2); NAV:867* (& bend Az);


ArmTxt:
celui de pere, de gueles a j chief d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de belleville, de sable a le croix d argent croisetees d or de croisettes

AiCmnt:
de Belleville, no details.
Jougla 2:65; Rolland 1:169;


ArmTxt:
celui d ourmoy, faisses d ermines et de gueles

AiCmnt:
d'Ormoy, not identified. Other families d'Ormoy in Ile-de-France used either an escutcheon or lozengy & canton.


ArmTxt:
celui de nantouillet, losengie d argent et de gueles a j quartier d asur

AiCmnt:
Regnault de Nantouillet, fl.1389, S.Nantouillet (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Meaux, can Claye-Souilly), chamberlain of the king and Philippe 'hardi' D.Bourgogne.
Bozzolo CAM 2:47; XDC:6656;


ArmTxt:
celui de corsiel, de sable a le bende d argent a vj fleurs de liz d or en bordure

AiCmnt:
de Choisel, S.l'Plessis-Chamant près Senlis, gruyers héréditaires de la fôret d'Halatte;
Rolland 5:326; XDA:256 (Jean, 1301);


ArmTxt:
celui de prenele, de gueles a vj anyaux d or

AiCmnt:
Jean de Prunelé, fl.1366, d.1415, S.Herbault nr Blois.
Chesnaye DN 16:454-484; Nussard T 121; Rolland 5:103; BnF ms.lat.17128:197 (seal);


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

AiCmnt:
de Torcy, not identified. Bend lozy in SIC.
    Chenaye DN 6:822 has this Torcy in the same entry as Torcy de Lantilly in Nivernais and the norman Torcy S.Estalonde & duBois-Hutin & Caumont noted 1664 with {Gu/Sa bend Or}.


ArmTxt:
celui de mantuel, de gueles a vj fleurs de liz d or

AiCmnt:
Nanteuil-le-Haudoin (dep Oise, ar Senlis, c-l-c), no details, the senior line probably extinct by 1300 into de Passy (Châtillon).
Newman N 2:71; ESNF 3.4:658 (<1300); Rolland 4:273*;  XDD:3035 (Gérard, 1242) + 3037 (Phil, 1237) + 3038 (Adèle, m/ Phil, 1228, robe flory) + XDD:7630 (Thibaut, canon, 1272, contra, 2nd seal);

AIRefs:
HCN:408 'le sr de st clermont'; WIN:58* (a1); BER:95* (variant);


ArmTxt:
celui de jully, d argent a le coris [croix] de gueles floreteez

AiCmnt:
Gui de St.Denis, fl.1370-1386, S.Juilly. Actually a branch of Montmorency, which separated around 1000.
ESNF 14:121; XDD:2510 + 3514-3517;


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, burle d argent et de gueules a chief d or

AiCmnt:
Villiers-sur-Marne (dep Val-de-Marne, ar Nogent-sur-Marne, can Chenneviers).
     Barruly & chief in URF and PRT has been changed to bendy & chief in SIC:90.
XDD:3913* (5 bars & chief);

AIRefs:
WIN:285* (Gu 5 bars Ar & chief Or); WIN:286* (label);


ArmTxt:
celui de saint-just, d argent a [v] tournelles de gueles

AiCmnt:
St.Just de la Tournelle, noted 1153, seat at  Villers-la-Tournelle (dep Oise). The family married into Clermont-en-Beauvaisis and adopted their garbs with different tints, but changed to towers after the sale of C.Clermont to the crown c.1203. It held the hereditary provostship of St.Just-en-Chaussée (dep Oise, ar Clermont, c-l-c). The arms have variously 3 or 5 towers and various colour combinations. 
    The de la Tournelle, noted 1140 in Nivernais, is probably a different family.
Jougla 6:336; Chesnaye 19:112-116 (bur); Adam EM 185; Clemmensen OM; Newman N 1:199; XDP:635; XDD:3737 (bea);


ArmTxt:
celui de denisi, d or a iij coustiches de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Denisy, a cadet of Auneau with seat in Denisy (dep Yvelines, arr Rambouillet, can Doudan, cne Ste.Mesme).
Prinet CPF 34; XDD:1238;

AIRefs:
CPF:125; WIN:195; VER:692* (border); VER:693* (border engr);


ArmTxt:
celui de castonay, [d or] a demy lyon rampant [de gueules] yssant d une montaigne [de sinople], et c est le piet de l escut


ArmTxt:
les armes d engleterre sont de gueles a iij lupars d or l un deseure l autre

AiCmnt:
Arms of England since the reign of Richard I 'coeur de lion' (r.1189-1199).
#- 
Cy après s’ensuivent les armez du roy
d’Engleterre et d’aucuns seigneurs de son royaume
et du paiz, premierement


ArmTxt:
les armes du roy sont esquartelees de france et d angleterre

AiCmnt:
Either Richard II (r.1377-1399) or his grandfather, Edward III (r.1327-1377). Edward included the arms of France as a visual claim to the french throne during the early part of the Hundred Years' War. The quarters represent the ancient kingdoms of France and England as traditionally ranked.  The variant of 3 fleurs-de-lis was introduced in France around 1380 and in England by 1403., though used before, e.g. on a regency seal in 1314 (XCF:86),  and on another seal in 1343 (XCF:113).


ArmTxt:
le prince de gailes, telez armes a lambiaux [d argent] premierement et encore les armes du roy de castill et de lyon esquarteleez en sable [i e ensemble]

AiCmnt:
Not the Prince of Wales, but John of Gaunt, 1340-1399, D.Lancaster, 3rd son of Edward III.  Only 3 marriages were contracted between a prince of England and a princess of Castille,  Edward I absorbed the Principality of Wales while King of England) and married to Eleanor of Castille (1242-1270). John of Gaunt married Constanza of Castille (1354-1394) in 1371, and his brother, Edmund of Langley [131], married her younger sister Isabella (1355-1393).  Edward 'black' Prince of Wales, 1330-8.06.1376, married Joan 'fair maid' of Kent (d.1385). John of Gaunt bore France-England with a label per pale of France and Bretagne. With the consent of the Great Council in 1372 John of Gaunt proclaimed himself king of Castille-Leon in right of his wife and qtd his arms with those of Castille-Leon.
Sokop S 53; Sumption H 3:121;

AIRefs:
WJ:55 (label Er) 'duke of lancaster king of castille'; FW:36 * (Edward & Eleanor, England dim. Castilla-Leon);


ArmTxt:
le conte de cambruges, telez armes a lambiaux copponne d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Edmund of Langley, 1342-1402, E.Cambridge 1362 & D.York 1385, 4th son of Edward III. He married Isabel of Castilla (1355-1393), leaving two sons, Edward (d.1415) and Richard (d.1415) and a daughter, Constance, later married to Thomas de Spencer (d.1400), cr. E.Gloucester 1397. Edward on his seal used France-England with a label Ar roundely Gu. The referenced blazon might include impaling the arms of Castilla-Leon as in [131].
Sokop S 53; Goodman LC; Fox-Davies CG 492;


ArmTxt:
le conte de bouquinqam, telez armes a le bordure d argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas of Woodstock, 1355-1397, E.Buckingham 1377 & D.Gloucester 1385. E.Essex & Constable of England on his marriage to Eleanor, on of the Bohun coheirs, 5th surviving son of Edward III.
Fox-Davies CG 492.


ArmTxt:
le conte de quin, les armes d engleterre a le bordure d argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas (II) Holand, 1351-1397, E.Kent. Eldest son of Thomas (I) Holand E.Kent (d.1360) and Joan 'fair maid of Kent' and half-brother of Richard II and older brother of John Holland Earl of Huntingdon [154]. Joan, daughter of Edmund of Woodstock E.Kent (1300-1330) and granddaughter of Edward I, divorced Thomas (II) and married Edward 'black prince'. The present arms are Kent as of Edmund of Woodstock.  The Holand arms were {Az lion Ar, flory Ar}.
GEC 7:151-163; DBA 1:307;


ArmTxt:
le conte mareschal, d engleterre au lambiau d argent esquartele contre mombray

ArmIdf:
John Mowbray, E.Notts & Earl Marshall of England

AiCmnt:
John Mowbray, o.s.p.1382,  E.Nottingham 1377 & Earl Marshal 1379. Brotherton or Earl Marshal qtg Mowbray. Their maternal great grandfather, Thomas of Brotherton, a brother of Edward II, was the first Earl Marshal of England of the royal line, and his arms became effectively the arms of the Earl Marshalate. Between Brotherton and Mowbray, the office was held by the Mortimer earls of March and for the coronation of Richard II only by Henry Percy E.Northumberland [157].
GEC 9:366-388; Bennett RR;


ArmTxt:
le conte de herefort, d azur a le bende d argent a ij jumelles ov frestiaux d or a vj lyons d or sur l escut

AiCmnt:
The earldom of Hereford was held by the senior line of the Bohuns of Brecknock from 1199 to 1372 and possibly 'inherited' from a matertal ancestor Milo (d.1143) constable of Gloucester, created E.Hereford by the pretender Maud, mother of Henry II. The last of the senior line was Humphrey (IX), o.s.p.1361, E.Hereford & Essex. The titles and land were inherited by his nephew, Humphrey (X) [135].
GEC 6:457-477; XBM:7531-7533;


ArmTxt:
le conte de norhastone, telez armes a iij molettes de gueles suz le bende perciee

AiCmnt:
The earldom of Northampton. William Bohun, 1310-1360, younger brother of Humphrey (IX) [135], was one of principal commanders of the english during the Hundred Years' War, created E.Northampton 1337, he served as captain general in Bretagne and as Warden of the North in 1350. He was succeded by his son, Humphrey (X), o.s.pm. 1372, E.Hereford & Essex & Northampton & Constable of England, who left two daughters as coheirs and their husbands as earls (j.u.). The daughters were: Mary (d.1394), married to Henry Boligbroke (Henry IV, r.1399-1413), son of John of Gaunt [130], E.Derby c.1380 & D.Hereford 1397; Eleanor, married to Thomas of Woodstock [132], who later used the title D.Gloucester & E.Buckingham & E.Essex & Constable of England. The arms used by Humphrey (X) has not been found.
GEC 9:663; DBA 2:103; XBM:7557 (Wm);


ArmTxt:
le conte de suffort, de sable a la croix d or dente

AiCmnt:
William Ufford, o.s.p.1382, E.Suffolk. The earldom then came to the de la Poles.
GEC 12.2:148;  XCB:136;


ArmTxt:
le conte de salbry, d argent a la faisse de gueles lozengie fuzele de iij sanz plus, esquartele contre de gueles a iij gambes armeez de maillais en compas emmustelees et esporonnez d or, et sont escript les armes de nom

AiCmnt:
William Montagu, o.s.p.1397, E.Salisbury & Lord of the Isle of Man, son of William (d.1344). Montagu qtg Man.
GEC 9:75-86; XEL:546-548;


ArmTxt:
le conte de warvich, de gueles a le faisse d or a croisettes d or recroisetees

AiCmnt:
Thomas Beauchamp, d.1401, E.Warwick, son of Thomas (d.1369). He was attainted and exiled 1397-99 . While in exile, he travelled to Palestine.
GEC 2:41-47; XBM:7248-7253;  XEL:53+993;


ArmTxt:
le conte de hostindonne, d azur a croisettes d or recroiseteez a long piet et a chief d or

AiCmnt:
John Holand, d.1400, half-brother of Richard II, E.Huntington 1381 & D.Exeter 1397-99, Chamberlain of England 1390-99, Keeper of the West Marches of Scotland 1396; executed 15.01.1400 after the Epiphany Rising. His predecessor was Guichard d'Angle, who held the earldom 1377-80. Unfinished, the Holand arms were {Az lion Ar, flory Ar}, but the Holand earls of Huntingdon adopted England with a border of France, the arms of John of Eltham E.Cornwall [154].
GEC 9:604; CIPM 18:1188; DBA; XEL:399 (John, 1390); XRO:5849; XBM:1046 + 10763-10764;


ArmTxt:
le conte d arondiel, de gueles a lyon d or esquartele contre varennes

AiCmnt:
Richard FitzAlan, 1343-1397, E.Arundel & Surrey, son of Richard (d.1376). He was attainted in 1397 and executed. Lands, mainly in Sussex, and title was restored to his son, Thomas (1381-1415), after the Lancastrian Revolution of1399. FitzAlan qtg Warenne. The arms of FitzAlan were actually Aubigny the first earls of Arundel, maternal arms adopted c.1240 by John FitzAlan of Oswestry. William de Warenne 2nd E.Surrey  (d.1138) married a daughter of Alice de Vermandois and adopted the Vermandois' checky arms [144].  Repeated with different blazon [155].
GEC 5:391-398; Burke PB 2:2097-2098;  HS London, Wagner RAH 132; XBM:9716 (Ric, 1375);


ArmTxt:
le conte d ochsinefort, esquartele de gueles et d or suz le premier quartier une molette d argent

AiCmnt:
Robert de Vere, o.s.p.1392, succeded his farther as E.Oxford 1371, married Philippa Coucy. A favourite of the young Richard II, he was created D.Ireland 1386-88, but impeached and exiled in the Appeal of 1388.The de Veres were hereditary Lord Great Chamberlains, and though titled Oxford had most of their estates in Essex and Cambridgeshire, none in Oxfordshire.
GEC 12.2:253;  XBM:14132;


ArmTxt:
le conte de cloissestre, d or a iij chievrons de gueles

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Gloucester. The last Clare E.Gloucester & Hertford was Gilbert, o.s.p.1314, killed at Bannockburn. The arms of Clare are one of the oldest recorded, possibly adopted by Gilbert (d.1123).
GEC 3:242-257 + 6:498-503;


ArmTxt:
le conte de varennes, eschiquete d or et d azur

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Surrey or Warenne. William de Warenne 2nd E.Surrey  (d.1138) married a daughter of Alice de Vermandois and adopted the Vermandois' checky arms, which were later quartered with FitzAlan for the earldom of Arundel & Surrey [141].


ArmTxt:
le conte de norfort, parti d or et de sinope a lyon de gueles

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Norfolk with the arms of Marshall. The first E.Norfolk, created 1141, was Hugh Bigod (d.1177), and the family held the title until the death s.p. of Roger (III) in 1306. With the death s.p. of Anselm Marshall E.Pembroke & Earl Marshal in 1245 the marshalate came to his nephew Roger (II, o.s.p.1270) and then to his nephew, Roger (III) who adopted the arms of Marshall as the arms of his office. The earldom and marshalate was held by Thomas of Brotherton, younger son of Edward I, during 1312-1338 and his arms then became the arms of the office of Earl Marshal of England [134]. The Norfolk title was dormant until revived in 1397 for Thomas Mowbray E.Nottingham created D.Norfolk. The arms of Bigod was {Or cross Gu}.
Wagner RAH 116+118;  XBM:7471 (Roger 6E.Norf, 1301);


AiCmnt:
No blazon, probably an unfinished attempt on Pembroke [149].


ArmTxt:
le conte de stanfort,[d or] a ung chievron de gueles


ArmTxt:
le conte de panebrouch, esquartele d or a une manche de gueles et de burles d argent et d azur a le bordure de merlettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Hastings, o.s.p.1389, E.Pembroke, son of John (d.1375). The earldom passed in cognatic 'inheritance' from Clare (held 1138-1176) to Marshall untill 1245 [145]  to  William (d.1296) and Aylmer de Valence (o.s.p.1324) and lastly to the grandfather of John jr., Lawrence (d.1348). Hastings qtg Valence.
GEC 6:345-376 + 382-384 + 10:388-399;  XEL:1518;


ArmTxt:
le conte de la marche, d azur a iij faisses d or d or a l escusson d argent sur le chief et j pel d or et les deux cornieres geronnez d or

AiCmnt:
Edmund (II) Mortimer, 1351-81, E.March, created E.Ulster 1368, married Phillipa of Clarence, daughter of the 2nd son of Edward III, leaving a son and heir,  Roger (VI), 1374-1398, by some regarded as heir designate by 1386 as Richard II was childless.
GEC 8:433-455 + 9:266-285; DBA 1:101-106;


ArmTxt:
le conte de linchelles, esquartele d or et de gueles a baston de sable a lambeau d argent

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Lincoln. The arms of Lacy dit 'le veyl escu de Nicol' were derived from Mandeville. The earldom passed from Henry Lacy (o.s.p.m.1311), who adopted the arms {Or lion Pu}, to his son-in-law, Thomas E.Lancaster (o.s.p.1322) and on in union with Lancaster and Derby.
GEC 7:666; HS London, Wagner RAH 116;


ArmTxt:
le conte de vevenesire, d or a iij tortiaux de gueles a lambiau d asur, et crie conte ay

AiCmnt:
Edward 'blind earl' Courtenay, 1357-1419, E.Devon, grandson and heir of Hugh (d.1377). He was married to Marie Camois and served as Earl Marshal in 1385, Admiral of the West 1383-85 and councillor 1395. He sealed as an earl with the 3 roundels and a label of three points. 
GEC 3:465 + 4:308-338; Burke 1:833-836; XBM:9007 (Edw, 1396);


ArmTxt:
le conte d ourmont, d or au chief d asur dentee

AiCmnt:
James Butler, d.1382, E.Ormond, son of James E.Carrick & E.Ormond 1328 & hereditary butler of Ireland. He left a son and heir, James (d.1405). Repeated in [394].
GEC 2:446-450 + 10:117-167; CIPM 16:799-802;


ArmTxt:
le conte de cornuaille, d engleterre a le bordure [de france]

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Cornwall. The arms were used by John of Eltham, 1316-1336, E.Cornwall, 2nd son of Edward II, but also by John Holand E.Huntingdon [140].  Other coats of arms of Cornwall were {Ar lion Gu & border Sa roundely Or} and {Sa semy of roundels Or}.
Fox-Davies CG 491;
#- Escochois


ArmTxt:
le conte d arondel esquartele d arondel et de varenne

AiCmnt:
Repeat of E.Arundel [141] with different blazon.


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de richemont, les armes de varennes au quartier d ermine, s en dist conte le duc de bretaigne

AiCmnt:
Earldom of Richmond with the arms of Dreux with canton of Bretagne. Alain 'le noir' (d.1146) was created E.Richmond 1136 and E.Cornwall 1140 during the civil war between Stephen and Maud. Wit his son with the heiress to Bretagne, Conan (IV) D.Bretagne 1156 the earldom, but not allways the honour, of Richmond, became heritary in the ducal family. Pierre 'mauclerc' (d.1250), younger brother of Robert (III) C.Dreux, married Alix, cognatic granddaughter and heiress of Conan (IV). His family held Bretagne until its final incorporation into France in 1514. The Dreux arms went out of use early, being replaced by the ermine but the title was used intermittently, e.g. by Arthur dit comte de Richemont (o.s.p.1458), connetable de France and duke 1457.
ENSF 2:18-19 + 3:63-66 (Dreux); GEC 10:780;


ArmTxt:
le conte de northombrelanc et seigneur de pressy, d or a lyon d asur esquartele contre lussy

AiCmnt:
Henry Percy, 1341-1409, KG c.1366, created the first Earl of Northumberland in 1377. He married secondly in 1381 the heiress Maud Lucy heir and adopted the quartered arms of Percy and Lucy. Father of Henry 'Hotspur' (d.1403). The Percies were the leading magnates in Eastern Northumberland since early 14th century, and were commonly Wardens of the Eastern Marches (of Scotland). The Percies were instrumental in the deposition of Richard II in 1399, but revolted against Henry IV in 1403 and plotted again in 1405, after which Henry was attained and the earldom forfeited. Henry Percy died in exile in Scotland.
GEC 10:435-472;  ESNF 3.4:710-713;  Burke PB 2:2117-2127; DBA 1:133; XBM:12562; XEL:1865 (Henry, 1383);


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de gobehem, de gueles a chievron d or, iij lyons de sable suz le chievron

AiCmnt:
John Cobham, o.s.p.m.1408, Lord Cobham of Cobham. Son-in-law of the Earl of Devon. Summoned to Parliament since 1355, king's knight 1378, member of the Regency Council in 1386, impeached 09.1397. His daughter and heir married John de la Pole [193].
GEC 3:343; Tuck R; CIPM 19:363-366; DBA 2:424; XBM:8729;
#- Anglois à baniere


ArmTxt:
messire h de gobehem, telz armes pour les lyons iij soullans de sable

AiCmnt:
Reginald Cobham, 1348-1403, B.Cobham of Sterborough. Summoned to Parliament since 1373.
GEC 3:353-355;; CIPM 18:760-770; DBA 1:433; XEL:1210; XBM:8723;


ArmTxt:
messire villame fil vuarin, esquartele d ermine et de gueles endente de l un en l autre du travers l escut

AiCmnt:
Ivo FitzWarin, 1347-1414, o.s.p.m.,  with manors in Dorset, Wiltshire a.o. counties worth over £170 p.a. He was MP for Somerset 1397, Dorset 1378, 1406 and for Devon 1383, and summoned to Great Council 1401. He served on commission of array 1399 in Dorset. His wife, Maud Argentine inherited several manors in Dorset and Somerset. One daughter, Alice, married Richard Whittington, the London merchant. His father, William (KG 1360, d.1369), was a younger son of Fulk B.FitzWarin (d.1349) and a celebrated jouster. Both were accomplished soldier-administrators in royal service, Ivo, being a knight of the chamber by 1387 and ambassador to France 1400.
Roskell C 3:84; POPC 1:161; CPR 1399:211; CIPM 20:211-217; XEL:301 (Ivo, 1404);


ArmTxt:
le sire dangourde, d ermines a chievron de gueles a iij besans d or

AiCmnt:
Nicholas Dagworth, o.s.p.1402, Kt., of Blickling, Norfolk. A nephew of the routier captain, Thomas Lord Dagworth, he served in France obtaining the captaincy of Flavigny in Burgundy in 1359, before taking up administrative posts in Northumberland 1370-73, and in East Anglia from 1376. Retained as a king's knight 1379 and chamber knight 1387, he was frequently used as an ambassador to Italy, France and Scotland. MP 1395 and summoned to Great Council 1401.
Roskell C 2:733-736; GEC 4:30; POPC 1:163; DBA 2:444;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bures, de gueles a lyon d or a le queuhe fourquie

AiCmnt:
Bartholomew Burghersh, d.1369. Summoned to Parliament 1357. He married Cecily de Weyland, a heiress and left a daughter, Elisabeth, who married Edward de Spencer, KG.
GEC 2:425; Burke EP 92; DBA 1:177-178+132+174+210; Brault RAE 2:85; XEL:148 (Bart, 1352);


ArmTxt:
le sire dalboch, de gueles au lyon d or a le bordure d or endentee

AiCmnt:
Richard Talbot, d.1396, Lord Talbot of Goodrich Castle in Herefordshire, later of Blackmere. He was summoned to Parliament since 1387 and married the heiress Ankaret Strange of Blackmere (c.1362-1413). His second son, John (d.1453), was created Earl of Shrewsbury in 1442. Talbot qtg Strange of Blackmere.
GEC 12.1:606; Roskell C 4:560; Burke PB 2433, Burke EP 529; CIPM 20:107-114; DBA;


ArmTxt:
le sire de clifort, eschiquete d or et d asur a le faisse de gueles

AiCmnt:
Thomas Clifford, d.1392, baron Clifford & Westmoreland. His son, John (1389-1422), was son-in-law of Henry 'Hotspur' Percy. 
GEC; Burke EP; CIPM 18:775-779 + 19:901; XEL:193+1204;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vack, d or a ij faisses de gueles a iij besans d or [gueules] sur le chief

AiCmnt:
Thomas Wake, d.1384, Kt., married Alice, held Blisworth (Nhants.) &c. The arms belong to the baronial or Liddell line, extinct 1349 into Holand E.Kent, whereas Thomas came of a cadet line, to which {Az-Or-Or} is attributed in O:34 (Boroughbridge 1322) and with a border engrailed sable in WJ:923, i.e. this item might be unfinished.
GEC 12.2:295; Burke PB 2:2903; Brault RAE 2:441; CIPM 16:180 + 17:1294;


ArmTxt:
le sire de miefville, de gueles a j sautoir d argent

AiCmnt:
Ralph Neville, d.1425, Lord of Raby 1388 & Earl of Westmoreland 1397, married Joan Beaufort, natural daughter of John of Gaunt [130], retained for life by Richard II in 1395. The Neville were some of the major magnates in the North, at that time with most of their estates on the borders of Yorkshire, Northumberland and Westmoreland.
GEC 9:491-502 + 12.2:544;  XBM:12138, XEL:573 (Ralph, 1392);


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaucamp, de varaievich a le molette de sable sur le faisse

AiCmnt:
John Beauchamp, KG 1348, son of Tho E.Warwick (d.1369), B.Kidderminster, executed 1388, member of the court, constable for life 1370 of Bridnorth (Salop.)
VCH Salop 3:80;


ArmTxt:
messire rogier de biaucamp, de gueles a le faisse d or a vj merlettes d or

AiCmnt:
Roger Beauchamp, 1362-1406, grandson and heir of Roger (d.1380).Roger jr. was MP beds 1399, sheriff beds & bucks 1402, attached to the Appellants through the Braybrookes, his neighbours. Roger sr. was chamberlain of the household and governor of Calais and summoned to Parliament 1363. Similar arms were borne by members of other branches, e.g. John Beauchamp of Powick (fl.1392, XBM:7246).
Roskell C 2:154-156; CIPM 19:74-81; XBM:7286* (ch.mullet; Margaret, 1447);


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint jehan, d argent a chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The principal branch, St.John of Basing became extinct in 1347, and the heiress married into Poynings. Several St John cadet lines bore the arms undifferenced. The balzon is unfinished.
GEC 11:316-340; Burke PB 1:305-308 + 2:1515


ArmTxt:
le sire de sais, esquartele d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Say, o.s.p.1382 still a minor. His father, William (d.1375), was summoned to Parliament 1362-73. The next baron (j.u.) was John Falvesley (d.1392), husband of his sister Elizabeth (c.1366-1399).
GEC 11:464-478; CIPM 15:845-847;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lile, d or a le faisse de sable a ij chievrons de mesmes l un deseure l autre desoubz

AiCmnt:
Robert de Lisle, o.s.p.l.1399, baron Lisle of Rougemont (Ssx.), excused due to bad health from 1368.
GEC 8:39-78;


ArmTxt:
le sire fil vatier, telez armes d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de molins, de sable a chief de sablebriy

AiCmnt:
Richard Moleyns, c1358-1385, Kt.,  husband of Margaret, held Wyttele (Wilts.) & Brehull & Bychyndon (Bucks.) & Wyndesore (Berks.) & Henle & Broughton (Oxon.). His son,  Wm 1378-1425, MP, married Margaret Whalesborough. 
GEC 9:36-43; Roskell C 3:753; CIPM 17:1179-1180; Burke GA 693; Papworth 614; XEL:1752 (John, 1338);
-:


ArmTxt:
le sire de montrermel, d or a l aigle de sinope a le bordure d engleterre

AiCmnt:
Probably Edward Monthermer, fl.1348, o.s.p., younger son of Ralph and his second wife, Isabel de Valence. The border of England might refer to the first wife of Ralph, Joan 'of Acre', daughter of Edward I. See [188] for discussion.
DBA 2:159-160;

AIRefs:
WJ:417 'mons th de mohermer'; PO:555 (Edw);


ArmTxt:
le sire de roqueby, d argent a j chievron de sable

AiCmnt:
Thomas Rokeby, 'le neveu', fl.1402,  Kt., of Rokeby & Morham, Yorks. Warden of Dumfries Castle in Galloway 1402.  His son, Thomas jr., associated with the Earl of Westmoreland [166] by 1400, MP 1406, was retained as king's knight 1405, fullfilling his obligation as as sheriff in 1408 by defeating and killing the Earl of Northumberland at Bramham Moor. His uncle, another Thomas (o.s.p.1356) defeated the Scots at Nevile's Cross 1346 and served as justiciar in Ireland. Unfinished blazon, the birds are crows or rooks.
Roskell C 4:228-230; DBA 2:304-305; XGB:13050; XEL:1955;
#- Anglois à baniere


ArmTxt:
le sire de persy, d or a ung lyon d asur

AiCmnt:
Henry 'Hotspur' Percy, d.1403. The son of Henry Earl of Northumberland [157], 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 in siding with Bolingbroke in the campaign agsainst Richard Ii and was granted the large sum of £ 666 as a reward. The Percies rebelled in 1403 and Hotspur was killed in the battle of Shrewsbury.


ArmTxt:
le sire de lussy, de gueles a iij lus d argent

AiCmnt:
Geoffrey Lucy, d.1400, of Darlington or Dallington in Nhants, Cublington in Bucks and Wigginton in Herts. Father of Reynold or Reginald. By 1436 the landed income of his grandson, Reginald, was assessed at £ 92 annual value, incl. fees in Beds and Middlesex.
Gray IL; CIPM 18:64-67;


ArmTxt:
le latimer, de gueles a le croix d or partie

AiCmnt:
Either Thomas Latimer, o.s.p.1401, baron Latimer-Bouchard (Nhants.), or his distant cousin, William Latimer, o.s.p.m.1381, baron Latimer of Danby (Yorks.), impeached 1376. His daughter and heir Elizabeth (b.c.1360) married John Neville (d.1388). Two Latimers, uncle and nephew were summoned to Parliament in 1299:  William (d.1304) and Thomas (1271-1334) of Braybrooke or Bouchard. Blason emended to 'patie', as the terms patonce, paty, formy and eslargie were being used interchangably in ancient blazon.
Brault EB 157; GEC: 7:450-487; CIPM 15:375-388+1006-1010 + 16:713-750;  XEL:448 = cross paty; XEL:449 = cross patonce;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas outret, telz armes a v molettes de gueles

AiCmnt:
Thomas Ughtred, d.1401, Kt., of Scagglethorpe &c in Yorks. Served as a commissioner of array in Yorks East Riding. He was succeded by his grandson, Thomas, born c.1386.
GEC 12.2:156; Brault RAE 2:428; CPR 1399:211; CIPM 18:622-624; XEL:2168;


ArmTxt:
le baro de trestobuille, [burele] d argent et d azur a iij cappelles de gueles a iij roses de mesmes suz les cappelles

AiCmnt:
Ralph Greystoke, d.1418, baron Greystoke, summoned to Parliament since 1375.
GEC 5:513-518 + 6:188;


ArmTxt:
le sire de ferrieres, de gueles a vij losenges d or seans en pel

AiCmnt:
Henry Ferrers, d.1392, baron Ferrers of Groby. His son, William (1371-1445), was summoned to Parliament 1396-1445.  Arms of Quinci adopted end of 13th century.
GEC 5:343-363;  XBM:9687 (Wm, 1445);


ArmTxt:
le sire de moncourburch, d argent a le croix de gueles endentee a v molettes[d or]


ArmTxt:
le sire de brasseton, d argent a ung quartier de gueles a le rosse d or

AiCmnt:
Edmund Bradeston, d.1389, nephew of Thomas B.Bradeston (o.s.p.m.1374). He and his widow, Blanche, held an annuity of the Prince of Wales of £100 from South Wales and 40 marks as constable of Dynevour. There is a Bradston effigy in Winterbourne (Glos.).
GEC 2:273-274; CIPM 16:796-797; CCR 1385-89:561-677;


ArmTxt:
le sire darsy, d asur a iij quintesfueilles d argent a croisettes d argent recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
Philip Darcy, c.1352-1399, Lord Darcy of Knaith & Baron Meinill. Retained as king's knight 1389. Arms qtd Darcy and maternal Meinill.
GEC 4:50-80; CIPM 17:1146-1152; DBA 1:83; XEL:1279 (Phil, 1286);


ArmTxt:
le sire de gay, esquartele d argent et d asur a baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The family of Thomas Bray (d.c1300), MP Bucks. 1292, bore a similar coat with the bend charged wit fleurs-de-lis.
Brault RAE 2:72; DBA 1:335*;

AIRefs:
LBQ:3020; PRT:1201; AS:458*; TJ:991* (John;  qtly & bend ch. 3 fleurs-de-lis);


ArmTxt:
messire jehan stribuelin, de sable a iij couppes d argent couvertes croisetees d argent recroisetees a long piet

AiCmnt:
John Strivelin, o.s.p.1378, born in Scotland, married Jacoba (d.1390, married secondly Robert Clifford), baron 1342, held Faxflete (Yorks.) & Jessmouth & Tyndelee & Bourneton-by-Emuldon & Belsowe (Nhum.) & Buthecastel (Cumbl.). Their heirs were: John Middleton and Christina Strivelin,  Roger Woderington and Elizabeth, and  William Heron. Burke GA 981 refers to a seal of John, but on p.982 attributes {Ar chief Sa ch. 3 buckles Or} to the baron.
GEC 12.1:407;  CPR 1385-89:32; CIPM 15:142-146 (John) + 16:1035-1038 (Jacoba);


ArmTxt:
le sire de monthiermer, d engleterre a le bordure d argent dentee besandee d asur

AiCmnt:
Probably a confounded blazon, see [188] for discussion.


ArmTxt:
celui de montagut, de salsebiry a l ourle de sable

AiCmnt:
Simon Montagu of Boughton, d.<1390, younger son of John 1st baron Monthermer [343] and Margaret Monthermer, married Elisabeth Boughton. The Montagus of Boughton became ancestors of the Dukes of Manchester and of Montagu. The six Montangu and Monthermer items are overlapping and confusing. This blazon refers to his uncle, William E.Salisbury [138], i.e. Montagu  qtg Man, which gives little meaning, so it has been emended as noted. The 'John' in the armorials and seal might refer to John 2nd baron, and not to Simon. The Monthermer line [281], founded by Ralph, a natural son who married first the Joan 'of Acre', daughter of Edward I and widow of Gilbert Clare E.Gloucester & Hertford, and secondly the sister of Aymer de Valence E.Pembroke, became extinct with Thomas, 2nd baron and father of Margaret. Item [174] is otherwise known as the arms of Edward (o.s.p.>1348), brother of Thomas, with "son of Joan of Acres" added later in some armorials. The arms of England with a border engrailed roundely [187] has not been found elsewhere and there was no blood relations between Monthermer and the royal family.
GEC 8:365 + 9:75-86 + 9:AppD:25-29 (Montagu);  CPR 1385:81 a.o.; XBM:11848; XEL:546 (John Montagu, 1389); GEC 9:140-145; DBA 2:132-139 +159-160 (Monthermer);


ArmTxt:
le sire d autrebonne, d argent a chief de gueles dentee a iij dens a iij croisettes d or recroisetees a long piet

AiCmnt:
Thomas Otterbourne, fl.1387, held in Yorks.
CCR 1385-89:314+596; CPR 1385-89:286; Burke GA 766;


ArmTxt:
le sire de hastiges, de gueles a une manche d or senz mains

AiCmnt:
Probably inverted colours, but might be for John Hastings, 1328-1393, o.s.p., baron, uncle of Hugh [359] and cousin of Lawrence Hastings the first E.Pembroke.


ArmTxt:
le sire de mortemer, d asur a iij faisses d or a l escusson d argent, sur le chief ung pel d or et les deux cornes geronnez d or

AiCmnt:
Roger (VI) Mortimer, 1374-1398, Earl of March & Ulster, son of Edmund (II) and Philippa of Clarence, the daughter of Lionel of Antwerp Duke of Clarence (d.1368), the second surviving son of Edward III and by some recognized as next in line to the throne after the childless Richard II, as John of Gaunt [130] was the third son and as the continental Salic custom of male inheritance ought not to apply in England. Mortimer of Wigmore qtg Ulster.
GEC; R Norton, CA 116 (1980) 324;  T Wilmott, CA 132 (1984) 107;  CA 133 (1985); DBA 1:101-106;  XBM:11969;


ArmTxt:
le sire de castrelasseby, esquartele d azur a ij fesses d or ondees, de gueles a le faisse d argent a croisette d or recroiseteez, et crie la polle

AiCmnt:
John de la Pole of Chrishall (Essex) & Castle Ashby (Beds.), married Joan Cobham (d.1388) and left and daughter and heiress Joan (c.1378-1433), also heiress to her grandfather John Cobham B.Cobham (d.1408) [158]. Pole qtg ?Peverell. There are armorial brasses to John and Joan at Chrishall and to Joan Bs.Cobham at Cobham (Kent).
DBA 1:25;


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont, d asur au lyon d or a fleur de liz d or

AiCmnt:
John Beaumont, 1361-1396, baron Beaumont, KG, constable of Dover, king'¨s knight for life 1393, one of the ambassadors during the truce and marriage negotiations between Richard II and the King of France. His seat was at Folkingham in Lincs with more lands in Leics. He wasw succeded by his son, Henry (1381-1413). The Beaumonts decended from Jean comte de Brienne & King of Jerusalem (d.1237).
GEC 2:59-67; Given-Wilson;  CIPM 18:998;  XBM:7292 (John, 1383);


ArmTxt:
le sire de consenton, d asur a iij rosses d or

AiCmnt:
William Cosington, fl.1376, Kt., held in Kent and Hampshire.  
CCR 1385-89:78; Burke GA 232; XBM:8992 (Wm, 1376);


ArmTxt:
le sire de lumbry, d argent a iij rosses de gueles

AiCmnt:
Philip Linbury al. Lymbury, fl.1359, served on 4 campaigns of Henry D.Lancaster. He held in Lincs.
Fowler KL 184; Burke GA 609+632;  Papworth 871;


ArmTxt:
le sire de mombray, de gueles a j lyon d argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas Mowbray, 1366-1399. younger brother and heir of John [134]. Thomas was retained as king's knight 1382, E.Nottingham 1383 & Earl Marshal 1386, created Duke of Norfolk in 1397, but attainted 1398 and died in exile the following year.
CIPM 19:297-336


ArmTxt:
le sire de fauquembergh anglois, d argent au lyon d asur

AiCmnt:
Thomas Fauconberg, fl.1366, o.s.p.m.1407, Kt., held Skelton & Redcar (Yorks.). His younger brother, Robert, was accused of having french sympathies. The arms are Bruce of Skelton in Yorks, adopted when Walter Fauconberg of Rise (d.1304) married the heiress Agnes Bruce of Skelton.
Brault RAE 2:159-160; GEC 5:267-288; VCH Yorks NR 2:408; CIPM 18:427 + 19:386-388; DBA 1:117-124;


ArmTxt:
messire robert canolle, de guelles a j chievron d argent a iij rosses de guelles

AiCmnt:
Robert Knolles, c.1315-1407, KG, from Cheshire, made a fortune as a commander during the war in France,  acquired Sconethorp in Norfolk, a retainer of John of Gaunt and one of the military commanders in Southern England during the 1385 war with Scotland. He married Catherine of Pontefract. Seigneur de Derval (in France) for his services as a senior commander during the French Wars. He was ancestor of the Earls of Banbury, created 1772.
DNB; Armitage JG 440; Sumption H 3:68; Burke PB 307; CPR  1385:80 + 1389:95+232; CIPM; DBA 2:436;  XDD:10154, XEL:436 (Rob, 1380),


ArmTxt:
messire hue de cavelee, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij viaux de sable

AiCmnt:
Hugh Calverley of Bunbury, o.s.p. 1394. One of the many cheshiremen who rose to prominence during the French Wars of Edward III, Hugh sr. became Captain of Calais c.1375, governor of the Channel Isles and amassed a considerable fortune. His prominence secured post and influence for several members of the family. Ther fess is sable in ETO clones.
DNB; CIPM 17:619; CCR 1392:40-41; DBA; XEL:1149 (Hugh, 1387);


ArmTxt:
le sire de panebrughe, faisse d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
Fulk Pembridge, o.s.p.1409, Kt., lancastrian with affinity to the Beauforts, MP Salop 1397, married firstly Margaret Trussell (d.1399), secondly Isabel. Uncle of his eventual heir Richard Vernon dit Penbrugge,  son of his sister Juliana. He held by himself or j.u. Shottesbrook & Eaton Hastings (Berks) & Marston Trussel & Thorpe Malsor & Lamport (Nhants) & Kibblestone & Sheriffhales (Staffs.)  & Tong (Salop) & Gillow (Heref.) & Aylestone )Leics.). 
Brault RAE 2:336; Roskell C; CIPM 17:1326 + 18:39 + 19:580-585;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vuilleby, de gueles a le croix d argent ancree

AiCmnt:
Robert Willoughby, c.1349-1396, or his son, William, 1366-1409, Lords Willoughby d'Eresby. Robert married firstly Alice Skipwith  and secondly Margery Zouche of Haringworth and fought with John of Gaunt in the French, Scottish and Spanish campaigns of 1373, 1385 and 1386. Arms qtd Ufford and Willoughby.
GEC;  XBM:14514+14625;


ArmTxt:
edeuart le despesier, esquartele d argent et de gueles frette d or, au baston de sable

AiCmnt:
Edward Spencer, d.1388, baron Spencer of Glamorgan, held 46 knight's fees in Devon and Cornwall.
GEC 4:259-294; CIPM 16:538; XBM:9283;


ArmTxt:
richard de sthaufort, les armes du conte a iij merlettes de sable

AiCmnt:
Richard Stafford, d.1380, husband of Maud Vernon, held Childecote (Derbs.) & Norton-in-Hales (Salop) & Pype & Clifton Camville & Bruggeford & Bishbury, staffs & Aston-under-Egge & Ulynton & Charingworth (Glos.).
CIPM 15:413-418 + 18:56; XBM:13644 (Ric, 1373);


ArmTxt:
le sire de basset, d or a iij paux de gueles esminzies [aiguises] a j quartier d ermines

AiCmnt:
Ralph Basset, o.s.p.1389, KG, baron, held Drayton (Staffs.). His Garter stallplate is the oldest surviving.
GEC 2:1-6; Bedingfeld H 22+28; CIPM 16:963-975 + 18:536 + 780-788;  XBM:7195+7196


ArmTxt:
le sire de viercler, de gueles a j chievron d argent a croisetes d argent x partout recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
Thomas Berkeley, c.1352-1417, Lord Berkeley, member of the Regency Council 1416 during the campaigns of Henry V in France.
DBA 1:327; Given-Wilson; CIPM 20:805-816; XBM:7398;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vijare, de gueles a j lyon d argent a croisettes de mesmes recroisteez a long piet

AiCmnt:
John de la Warre, o.s.p.1398, Baron de la Warre; summoned to Parliament 1370-97.
GEC; Burke PB 1:792-795; CIPM 17:1303-1313; DBA; XBM:14287, XEL:848;


ArmTxt:
le sire de suilly, d ermines a iij chievrons de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The Sullys held in Dorset. 
Campbell-Kease, 'the arms of Bryan ..', CoA (2002),198:246-265


ArmTxt:
messire daniel passelle, d argent a le faisse de sable a j besant de gueles a chief

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The Pateshulls of Essex bore {fess betw 3 crescents} (N:767) or in chf (WJ:733) in similar colours.


ArmTxt:
le sire de fleton, de gueles a iij lyons d ermines passans

AiCmnt:
John Felton, d.1396, Kt., of Edlingham &c in Northumberland and Bodington in Nhants. In the affinity of the Percies, he was MP and sheriff of Northumberland 1390 and on many commissions. He married firstly Joan and then Elisabeth Fenwick and had John (1387-1403) and daughters Joan and Elisabeth (b.c.1380), wife of Edmund Hastings. John descended from Robert (d.1314) baron Felton 1313 and Hawise Strange of Knockin, who brought Bodinton with her.
Roskell C 3:63; CPR 1390:136+442; CCR 1390:425; CIPM 17:632-637 + 18:755-756; DBA 1:260+273;  XEL:1367;
#- Alemant


ArmTxt:
messire jehan cando, d argent a j pel de gueules esguisie

AiCmnt:
John Chandos, c.1349-1428, o.s.p., of Snodhill, married firstly Violet de la Bere of Kinnersley, and secondly Philippa, daughter of Guy Bryan [278], MP Heref. 1393 and 1395. John Chandos (d.1370), standardbearer of the 'black prince',  had the field argent as he was of the junior Derbyshire branch.
Roskell C 2:515; GEC 3:147; XCB:238; XEL:1182; XBM:8508;


ArmTxt:
et messire thomas porte les lyons coronnez d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas Felton, o.s.p.m.1381, younger brother of Hamon [178], husband of Joan. A notable captain, Thomas served as sénéchal d'Aquitaine in 1372, was elected KG 1381, and retained as king's knight 1381. He held Banham & Greyis & Wylby & Gt Ryburgh & Ingaldestorp & Litcham & Dersingham (Norf.) & Barwe (Suf.) & Fordham (Cambs.) & Kirketon & Aslakby (Lincs.). He left three daughters: Mary (c.1356-1393), widow of Edmund Hengrave, wiife of John Curson of Billingham (MP Norfolk);  Sibyl, wife of William Morley; and Eleanor.
GEC 5:289-294; Sumption H 3:76; Roskell C 3:63; CIPM 15:339-343; DBA 1:260 a.o.;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vualegrave, my party d argent et de gueles a j lion d or

AiCmnt:
Richard Waldegrave, c.1338-1410, Kt., of Smallbridge in Suffolk. Retained for life as king's knight 1377. Served on commissions, JP 1389, MP 12 times betrween 1376 and 1390, speaker 1381, appointed to the Council 1393-98 and summoned to Great Council 1401 for Norfolk and Suffolk. The arms are confounded.
Roskell C 4:735-739; Brault RAE 2:444*;  Given-Wilson RH 185;  POPC 1:158; CPR 1389:135; CCR 1390:39+178; Burke GA 1063; Foster DH 199; XEL:836 (Ric, 1389);

AIRefs:
LBQ:3035; S:155* (per pale Ar-Gu); PO:499* (per pale Ar-Gu & bend Sa);


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint amand, d or frette de sable et a chief de sable a iij besans d or suz le chief

AiCmnt:
Aylmar or Amery de St. Amand, o.s.p.m.1402, Lord St. Amand with estates in Hampshire and summoned to Parliament since 1382. He served on commission of peace, oyer & terminer 1397 and array 1399 for Berks. He left two daughters, Alice, married to Gerard Braybroke jr. of Beds [310], a king's knight by 1390, and Ida, who married Thomas West [383]. The barony was in abeyance 1402-49, when it was awarded William Beauchamp (d.1457), son-in-law of Alice. A 'Lord St. Amand' was summoned to great Council in 1405, but this might just be a mistgake by the clerk responsible for the summons (POPC 2:99).
GEC; Burke EP; CPR1399:211; CIPM 18:795-803; XBM:13217; XEL:1983;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gruifui, si est [fasce] d argent et d azur a ung baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
Robert Grey, o.s.p.1388, Kt., of Rotherfield,  2nd son of John Lord Grey of Rotherfield (d.1375). 
GEC 6:128-129; CIPM 18:222; DBA 1:327;  XBM:10263;


ArmTxt:
celui de quiriel, d or a ij chievrons de gueles a j quartier de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Nicholas Kyriel or Criol of Eynsford & Stockburn in Kent. An associate of Cobham of Sternborough [93], he was married to Elisabeth (d.>1413), Their grandson, Thomas (1395-1461), was created KG in 1460.
CIPM 20:28; DBA 2:506-508; Brault RAE 2:1218;  XBM:9069+11064, XRO:6124;


ArmTxt:
celui de la boche, de gueles a iij lyons d argent coronez d or

AiCmnt:
Philip la Vache, 1348-1408, Kt., of  Chalfont St.Giles, Bucks. Retained as king's knight 1376 by Edward III, again in 1378 by the regents of Richard II, MP 1388 for Bucks., Captain of Calais 1388-95, becoming chamber knight for life in 1392 and king's knight 1403 by Henry IV. He was son-in-law to Lewis Clifford and had served for years in the household of the Princess of Wales.
Roskell C 4:700-705; Given-Wilson RH 166; CCR 1389:30; DBA 1:277+281+297+305;


ArmTxt:
celui d argentiel, de gueles a iij couppes d argent couvertes

AiCmnt:
John Argentine, o.s.p.m.l.1382, gm/ Marg, held Brendenhall-in-Bumpsted  & Lt Chisell & Gernouns, esx  & Keteringham, norf & Halesworth (Suf.). His brass is in Horseheath (Cambs.). Or possibly his natural son, William, kt, MP Suffolk 1397,  married Isabel Kerdeston, held Ubbeston (Suf.).
GEC 1:196-197; Roskell C; CIPM 15:672+896-903 (John); XBM:6909 (Wm, 1404);


ArmTxt:
celui de butour, d or a ung sautoir de sable dentee

AiCmnt:
John Botetout, d.1385, baron,  held Weoley (Worcs.) &c.
GEC 2:233-236 (geneal); CIPM 16:205-208;  XEL:96+1072;


ArmTxt:
celui de vernon, d argent frettet de sable a ung quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
Richard Vernon, d.1403. Manors in Cheshire and Derbys. He was attainted and executed following the first Percy rebellion .
Wylie; CCR 1390:155; DBA 2:225;


ArmTxt:
celui de bourgh, d argent a le faisse de sable wuivre

AiCmnt:
William Burgh, kt., JP Yorks. NR & Rutland 1385, justice of the Common Bench, attainted  in the Appeal of1388 and forfeited. The position matches LBQ:3041 Bours = Ar fess vairy Az-Sa, see also John [341] and the series in WJ.
CPR 1385-89:474 a.o., CCR 1385-89:81-84 a.o.;

AIRefs:
PO:296; WJ:966 'emry beauburgh' + 967* 'john de burgh' (ch. 3 roundels Or) + 968 'john son of john de burch' (label);


ArmTxt:
celui de la poulle, d asur a le faisse d or a iij testes de luppard d or

AiCmnt:
Edmund de la Pole, c.1337-1419, Kt., of Boarstall Castle in Bucks, and Dernford-in-Sawston, Cambs. Served as captain of Calais, on commission of peace, oyer & terminer for Cambs in 1397, JP from 1390, MP for Bucks 1376 and 1383 and for Cambs 1395 and was summond to Great Council 1401 for Cambs. Held Melreth in Cambs and Colthorp in Yorks 1391. Brother of Richard's chancellor and of Michael E.Suffolk (d.1389), and brother-in-law of Richard Scrope of Bolton, Robert Neville of Hornby and Constantine Clifford of Bokenham - all barons.
Roskell C 4:96-98; Given-Wilson RH 171; POPC 1:164; CPR 1389:209+399:212; CCR 1390:483+501;


ArmTxt:
le sire de nancon, de sable a iij merlettes d argent

AiCmnt:
Bartholomew Naunton of Sprowton (Suffolk), fl.1374-86;
CCR 1385-89:361; DBA 2:175-176;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas de hollende, d asur a ij luppars d argent passans

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly misplaced legend, re the Holand E.Kent [133] and E.Huntingdon [140]. Thomas Erdington bore a similar coat of arms in S:351.


ArmTxt:
messire raoul de hastiges, d argent a le manche de sable

AiCmnt:
Ralph Hastings of Kirby & Burton Hastings, d.1397,  retained by John of Gaunt, grandfather of William 1st Lord Hastings of Hastings KG, 1430-85.  Estates mainly in Leiceshire. He was appointed Judge of the Peace of Yorkshire East Riding in 1396.  
GEC (Hastings of Hastings); Burke PB 1:1474-1477 (E.Huntingdon (Hastings)); Collins PE; Armitage JG 441; CPR;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gransson anglois, paelle d argent et d asur a le bende gueles a iij aigles d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas Grandson, o.s.p..1375, husband of Margaret Carew (d.1394), baron, one of the senior commanders during the 1370 campaig in northern France, nominated KG c.1370. The arms were borne by his grandfather William Grandson of Ashperton (Heref.), who was summoned to Parliament 1299 and died 1335.  The family came from Savoy.
     An Otes Grandson, is named as king's knight for life 1392, arms and pedigree uncertain. The senior line charged with escallops and a Kent cadet line with buckles.
GEC 6:60-73; CIPM 17:469-472 (Marg); Brault RAE 2:201 (Wm);


ArmTxt:
messire amault sauvage, d argent a vj lyons de de sable

AiCmnt:
Arnold Savage, 1358-1410, Kt., of Shorne & Bobbing &c in Kent. As the son of Richard's nurse, he became a member of the household from 1383, king's knight by 1386, he was retained for life as chamber knight in 1392, and again as king's knight 1403. He was summoned to Great Council 1401, sheriff 1381, JP 1384-86 and 1396-1410,  MP 6 times 1390-1404, speaker 1401 and 1404 and served as a commissioner of array 1399, all for Kent. A relative, John Savage (b.c1278), who bore {Er chief Az ch. 3 lions Or} once held Bobbing.
Brault RAE 2:381-382; Roskell C 4:306-310; Rodgers RH 783; POPC 1:161; CPR 1399:211; CIPM 19:893; DBA 1:313; XBM:13286; XEL:696 (Arnold, 1382);
#- Anglois
##-- d.1410/1411


ArmTxt:
messire thomas benestre, d argent a la croix de sable partes

AiCmnt:
Thomas Banastre, d.<1392, married Agnes, held Singleton (Lancs.).
XBM:7106dx (Agnes, 1392), sn = barry;


ArmTxt:
celui de carnosculle, d asur a l aigle d or corone

AiCmnt:
Nicholas Sarnesfield, d.1395, KG, royal standardbearer. Married Margaret (d.>1431). Retained for life 1378 as king's knight of the chamber. They held Helleston and Tintagel in Cornwall for life.
Brault RAE 2:381; CPR 1389:121+178+210; DBA 2:133+136;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan plays, my party d or et de gueles a j lyon d argent passant

AiCmnt:
John Plays, Kt., from Norfolk. Cmsnr of array in Essex 1386, retained by John of Gaunt. The yellow paint has burned through the white of the lion.  
Armitage JG 442; CPR 1386:176; CCR 1390:274; DBA 1:145+186+188+221;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan clebo, paille d or et d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij molettes d argent

AiCmnt:
John Clanvowe, b.c.1351, commander in the campaign in northern France 1370, king's knight of the chamber 1380. Blason emended.
Sumption H 70; CPR 1385-89:8 a.o.; Papworth 794


ArmTxt:
messire henri scroup, d or a le bande d asur

AiCmnt:
Henry Scrope, d.1391, summoned to Parliament 1342 as Scrope of Masham. His arms were usually differenced by a label.
GEC 11:531-572; CIPM 17:240-253;


ArmTxt:
messire r trompidone, my party d asur et de gueles a ij trompes d argent droittes a croisettes d or recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
Roger Trumpington, 1376-1415, Kt., of Trumpington in Cambridgeshire. Retained by John of Gaunt and for life as a king's knight 1401, he married Margaret Ludwyk and had Walter (b.1410). His estates was worth £ 45.
Armitage JG 443; CIPM 20:302-305;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan marmion, de gueles a le faisse de vair

AiCmnt:
John Grey dit Marmion, o.s.p.1387, son of John Grey of Rotherfield and the heiress Avice Marmion, retained by John of Gaunt, held Wintringham (Lincs.) & Frome St.Quintin & Belle (Dorset). The Marmion arms were {Vr fess Gu}, but John, noted as an armorial specialist in the Scrope-Grosvenor case, might have inverted the arms as a difference.
GEC 8:505-522; CIPM 16:414-415;


ArmTxt:
le sire dommes, d azur a croissant d or a vj villettes [billettes] d or

AiCmnt:
Not identified, the Dummers came from Dummer (Hants.) and a branch was known at Pendomer (Som.) by 1320.
Brault RAE 2:146;


ArmTxt:
messire w bleuet, d or a j chievron de sinope a iij aigles vers

AiCmnt:
Walter Bluet, fl.1363, kt, held Chard (Som.). He cosealed in 1385 with Matthew Gourney [329], William Beauchamp, Ivo FitzWarin, Bernard Brocas, Thomas Trivet [259] and John Lorty.
CCR 1385-89:79; XBM:7514 (Walt, 1363);


ArmTxt:
le sire de pigrosse, d argent a ij paux de sable

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Possiby Fulk Springhose, who acquired  Wormlow (Heref.) from Richard Talbot of Goodrich Castle, though John Springhose of Longnor (Salop) bore {Gu 2 lions passt Ar} in CY:331.
Papworth 1012 (Springhose); CPR 1385-89:327 (Fulk);


ArmTxt:
le sire de vualiton, de gueules a j sautoir vairiet

AiCmnt:
John Wellington / Welyngton, d.1382, Kt., held Frampton Cotell & Yate &c (Glos.) and more in Wilts., Devon and Berks. Apparently John, his wife Maud, his brother Thomas and his eldest son, Ralph, all died in August 1382, leaving only the younger son, John (1374-1396), described as an 'idiot' and two daughters.
GEC 12.2:642; CIPM 15:866-881 + 16:69-70 + 17:937-949;


ArmTxt:
le sire de barrefort, d argent a iij fleurs de liz de sable a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez a long piet


ArmTxt:
le sire de hauvart, de gueles a le bende d argent a vj croisettes d argent recroiseteez a lon piet

AiCmnt:
John Howard, 1357/66-1437, Kt., or his father, Robert (d.1388)). John sr married firstly Margaret Plaiz, who brought him Tofte in Norfolk and Stansted Mountfichet in Esssex and was mother of John jr. His second wife, Joan Walton of Wivenhoe, was mother of Robert, who married Margaret Mowbray and brought the dukedom of Norfolk to their son, John. John sr was retained for life as king's knight 1394, served on commission of peace, oyer & terminer in Suffolk and MP for Essex 1397. Served on commission of array 1399, was sheriff of Essex and Herts and MP for Cambs 1407 and summoned to Great Council 1401 for Essex. 
GEC; Roskell C 3:431-432, Burke PB 2:2090-2100; POPC 1:163; CPR 1399:212; DBA 1:341+381;


ArmTxt:
messire b mallet, d asur a iij coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Baldwin Malet, Kt., cosealed and associated 1385-87 with Matthew Gournay [328], Thomas Trivet [259] and Richard Abberbury [373].
CCR 1385-89:78+155+352; Burke GA 652-653; Burke PB 2:1830;
>> Baldwin, d.1279, gm/ Mabel Deandon - &c;


ArmTxt:
celui de tourp, de gueles a le faisse d argent a vj fleurs de liz de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Edmund Thorpe, d.1418, of Ashwellthorpe in Norfolk. He was retained  for life as a king's knight in 1393 by Richard II for 50 marks and again in 1399 by Henry IV with 100 marks. MP 1397 and 1407, mayor of Bordeaux 1400-1402, Edmund was also summoned to the Great Council in 1401 for Norfolk and Suffolk. He married secondly in 1388 Joan Northwood, widow of Roger B.Scales, who brought him a landed income of at least £60. His effigy is still extant at Ashwellthorpe Church with Thorpe qtg maternal Baynard.
Roskell C 4:598-600; GEC 12.1:717; Given-Wilson H; POPC 1:158+163;


ArmTxt:
monseigneur aslanart, de sable au sautoit d argent bretesquiet

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but possibly for Thomas Kiddall (d.1381), who held in Barton (Lincs.), and bore {Sa chevron embattled-counterembattled Ar}.
CIPM 15:50; Foster DH 121; Burke GA 1062;


ArmTxt:
willame breton, d ermines a ij brocques [braques] de gueles passant

AiCmnt:
Not identified. One William Breton (d.1388), possibly born in Bretagne, acquired land in Bodmin (Cornwall).
CCR 1385-89:468;  Burke GA 120 (Ar-Gu);


ArmTxt:
celui de stury, d argent a ung lyon de pourpre

AiCmnt:
Richard Story or Stury, was retained a king's knight 1371 by Edward III, again in 1378 by the regents of Richard II and as chamber knight in 1381 for £ 100.  Served on a board of appeals for the Court of Chivalry in 1389 and as justice for South Wales 1391.
CPR 1389:45+354+400; Burke GA 977; DBA 1:180; XEL:2088*;


AiCmnt:
Possibly a  William Lyons or an supplementary repeat of William Story [245]. There is an effigy to John Lyons (d.1349) in Warkworth (Nhants.) and in 1388 a William, son of James, were compensated for losses with a rent for life from Jonzac (Aquitaine).
DBA 1:116+125;  CPR 1385-89:432 (Lyons);


ArmTxt:
celui d ardernye, d ermine une faisse eschiquetee d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
Henry Arderne, d.<1400,  held Curworth (Warws.) from 1380, acquired Park Hall 1373. He married Ellen and left a son and heir, Henry, o.s.p.c.1420.
Carpenter W;  VCH Warws 4:45+62+262 + 199; Burke GA 23;  XBM:6902;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan haucorde, d argent a j chievron de sable a iij coquilles d argent suz le chievron

AiCmnt:
John Hawkwood, d.1394. A member of the Essex gentry, he was a routier captain and mercenary soldier. After fighting in France, he went to Italy around 1365 and became one of the most sought after condottieri, though he kept contact with relations in England and his son returned to Essex. His tomb is still extant in Firenze. 
ODNB 25:958-963; DBA 2:431-432+465;


ArmTxt:
celui de bonneville, de sable a vj molettes d argent

AiCmnt:
William Bonville, c.1332-14.20.1408, Kt., of Shute &c in Devon and Limington &c in Somerset. Served on commission 1392 in Cornwall, MP 22 times for Devon or Somerset and was summoned to Great Council 1401 for Somerset. Besides various lands he held 11 manors in Devon, Somerset and Wilts. His second wife, Alice, held some stannary works and 9 manors in Cornwall, incl. Tintern & Treveniel, in addition to her dower third of 11 manors in Somerset. The dower was farmed out and the rent came to £ 33. His first wife, Margaret, mother of his son, John (o.v.p.), brought Lympstone & Woodbury & Churchstanton in Devon to the family. He was ancestor of the lords Bonvile of the 1449 creation.
GEC; Roskell C 2:282-288; POPC 1:161; CCR 1392:547; CIPM 19:447-451; Burke GA 99;


ArmTxt:
celui de labrouche, d asur a j chievron d ermine

AiCmnt:
John Ladbrooke, o.s.p.m.c.1385, Kt., held Ladbroke & Herbury & Toneworth/Tanworth/Ladbrokes-in-Tanworth (Warws.):
Brault RAE2:247;  VCH Warws 5:169 + 6:144; CIPM 16:257;  DBA 2:272; PRO-sls;


ArmTxt:
celui de cannelle, d asur a iij quintesfueilles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de contebruge, my party d argent et de sable a sautoir enquilliet de l un en l autre

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The family used a crest with a lion passt guard.
Burke GA 162;


ArmTxt:
le sire de siulay, d or a ij bendes de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. John Sudley (c1260-1336), was summoned to Parliament from 1299, but none of his descendants were. The last male, John (o.s.p.1367), left two sisters as coheirs.
GEC 12.1:411;  VCH Warws 4:175 + 5:70;


ArmTxt:
messire wilame elemen, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij aigliaux de sable

AiCmnt:
William Elmham or Elingham, 1336-1403, Kt., of Westhorpe, Suffolk and Fring, Norfolk. Retained as king's knight 1386, renewed 1399 by Henry IV. He was MP 1393, 1394 and 1397 for Suffolk, and summoned to Great Council 1401 for Norfolk and Suffolk and a senior member of the commission of array 1399 in Suffolk. Served in Aquitaine with the Black Prince in 1364, he joined du Guesclin in Spain, rejoining the Prince in 1367 as one of the most famous captains: He was governor of Bayonne 1377, admiral of the North in 1380 and had war service as late as 1390.
Roskell C 3:13-17; POPC 1:158+164; CPR 1399:210; CCR 1389:38 + 1390:210; Burke GA 320; Papworth 730; XEL:1334 (Wm, 1401);


ArmTxt:
messire vil toursiel, d argent fretet de gueles suz les iij claux [cloute] d or

AiCmnt:
Avery Trussell, b.<1349, of Nuthurst in Warws. Illegitimate son of Sir Theobald Trussel of Flore, who later married his mother, he was also grandson of Sir William (d.c1346), wha as 'proctor of the whole realm of England' renounced the allegiance to Edward II. In military service by 1372 with the Earl of Stafford, by he came into the circle of adherents of Warwick, incl. Henry Green of Drayton and Nicholas Lilling, possibly as a member of the Earl's Council. Commissioner and MP 1399 on the deposition of Richard II.
Roskell C 4:4:664-666; Brault RAE 2:424; Burke GA 1033-1034;


ArmTxt:
le despensier, esquartele d argent et de gueles, le guele frettee d or a j basron de sable

AiCmnt:
Hugh de Spencer, o.s.p.1401, Kt., of Collyweston in Nhants and Solihull in Warws, retained for life as king's knight 1391, renewed 1399 by Henry IV.
CCR 1391:481; CIPM 18:601-608;


AiCmnt:
Lawrence Dutton, fl.1385, a leading captain, held Dutton in Cheshire. His wife, Alice (d.1389) left her manors Aston & Wardley (Rutl.) to William Moton.
Ormerod HC 1:642-652; CIPM 16:846; Papworth 183; Bennett C; DBA 1:322+366 + 2:353;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas richet, d arondiel a baston d ermine

AiCmnt:
Thomas Fichet, d.1387,Kt., MP Som., held Spaxton & Ayly & Edyngdon & Purye & Harnam (Som.)  & Dedisham (Corn.) &  Westcombe-Inkpenne (Berks.).
Roskell C; CIPM 16:997 + 17:29+628+953; DBA 1:210+221;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas trivet, d argent a j trivet de sable, c est j andier [landier] ront pour un pot de terre

AiCmnt:
John Trivet, o.s.p.m.1394, from Somerset. Retained as king's knight 1378.
CPR 1389:192;  Burke GA 1029; XBM:13998*;


ArmTxt:
messire phelippe picourde, d argent a iij pequaittes de gueles pour le bled picouter

AiCmnt:
Philip Pickworth, from Yorkshire, served in 1386 in Scotland with Henry 'Hotspur' Percy, king's knight 1394. One Philip bore {Gu bend Ar betw 6 picks Ar} in WJ:1580, arms similar to those on the effigy of Hugh Pickworth of Holme (d.c1315) in Selby Abbey (Yorks.).
CPR 1385-89:128 (Phil); DBA 1:391 (Hugh); Burke GA 801;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vuelles, d or a j lyon de sable a le queue fourquee

AiCmnt:
John Welles, d.1421, Lord Welles of Grabby Hall in Lincs. Summoned to Parliament since 1376. The lion might or might not have its tail split.
GEC 12.2:436; DBA, Burke PB, CIPM, POPC;  XBM:14338-14340;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan suineton, d argent a j chievron de sable a iij tiestes de porc de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Swinton, d.1402, married Margaret, daughter of Donald E.Mar, retained by John of Gaunt, held Swinton near Berwick (Nhum.).
Goodman JG; Burke GA 991; DBA 2:363+364;


ArmTxt:
messire ch dalle, de gueles a chief d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified. As 'messire thomas d alle'  in SIC:1763.
#- Escochois


ArmTxt:
le sire ensoubresait de viel, d argent a le bande de sable

AiCmnt:
Peter Veale, o.s.p.m., Kt., JP Som. & Glos., held Norton Veale (Glos.) His widow married secondly Thomas Berkeley, leaving a daughter, Joan married to a Moigne. His son, John (o.v.p.<1385). The arms sould be like his sons [265].
CCR 1385-89:62+155+252+677; CIPM 16:213 + 19:1054;


ArmTxt:
son filz, telz armes a iij viaux d or sur le bande


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaucomp, vairiet d argent et d azur

AiCmnt:
John Beauchamp of Lillesdon (Som.), kt, JP Som 1385, member of local commissions 1385-88. Identical arms were borne by their relations, the barons Beauchamp of Hache (Som.), extinct 1361.
CPR 1385:80;


ArmTxt:
celuy de maryet, faissiet d or et de sable a bande d ermine, et prist celle bande pour le dame de campflory lor deseure

AiCmnt:
John Merriott or Meriet, o.s.p.m.1391, Kt., son of John and Maud (d.1396), cmsnr of arrest 1387 with Matthew Gournay [329].
Brault RAE 2:292; DBA 1:89+98-327+344; CPR 1385-89:393; CIPM 17:98+991;


ArmTxt:
les armes de campflory, d ermines a j lupart de sable passant

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The legend is damaged by an ink blot and the legend emended by Stanford London.


ArmTxt:
celui de stradelinch, paille d argent et d asur a le bende de gueles a iij quintesfueilles suz le bende

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly the father of John Stradling, Kt., seal mentioned in College of Arms, Ms.Vinc.88:55. At one time they held the Castle of St.Donat's (Glam.).
DBA 2:34; Burke GA 978;


ArmTxt:
celui de dombrich, d asur a iij testes d ours d or et enarmes de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms borne c.1385 by David de la Bere (F:259).


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de roches, d azur a iij roches d argent l une deseure l autre noans [naiant]

AiCmnt:
John Roches, Kt., keeper of Brest  Castle 1385 and admiral 1386. The fish are roaches or gardons (Rutilus rutilus). Probably distant kind of the later viscounts Fermoy, who held in Devon, Cornwall and Ireland and bore the fish Gu-Ar.
CPR 1385-89:106 a.o.;  CCR 1385-89:246 a.o.;


ArmTxt:
messire vilame de windesore, de sable a ung sautoir d argent

AiCmnt:
William Windsor, o.s.p.m.1384, notable soldier, king's knight 1379, married the notorious Alice Perrers, ex-mistress of the aging Edward III (d.1377). He held in Cumbl. & Westm.
GEC 12.2:874;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de cheny, de clifort le faisse fretet d argent

AiCmnt:
John Cheyney, d.1413, Kt., of Wollaton in Cheshire and Beckford in Glos. Retained for life 1380 as king's knight when Speaker, renewed 1400 by Henry IV. He served as ambassador to Rome 1407 and deputy at the Court of Chivalry 1393-96. MP 1390, 1393, 1394 and 1399 as speaker-elect and JP in Glos 1389-90 and 1400-13. He married secondly Margaret Lovetot (b.1372) of Southoe in Hunts and had a son, John (d.1420; T:49), who quartered Cheyney and Lovetot.
Roskell C 2:549-552; Saul KE 290; CCR 1390:179; Foster DH 46; Papworth 84;  Burke GA 189+192; DBA 1:135+159; XBM:8551 (John, 1410);


ArmTxt:
messire jehan d arondel, esquartele d arondiel et de sable frettet d or

AiCmnt:
John FitzAlan, 1365-1415, son of John (d.1379) dit de Arundel and Eleanor Maltravers (1345-1404), granddaughter and heiress of John baron Maltravers [330]. John (1408-1435), grandson of Eleanor inherited the earldom of Arundel. FitzAlan qtg Maltravers.
GEC 8:577-586 (Maltravers); XBM:6932 (John, 1388);


ArmTxt:
messire jehan viaumont, faissie vairiet d argent et d asur, et de gueles de vj pieces

AiCmnt:
John Beaumont, fl.1381,  Kt., of Parkham in Devon. He married Johanna ?Corbet.
CIPM 15:197; DBA 1:91; XBM:7291Q1;


ArmTxt:
messire willame de biquebery, d azu[r] a l aigle d or

AiCmnt:
William Bigbury of Bigbury (Devon) - not identified.
DBA 2:136;


ArmTxt:
messire willame boutelier, d asur a le bende d or a vj couppes couvertes d or en bende

AiCmnt:
William Butler of Warrington, c.1370-1415, o.s.p., son of John (c.1328-1400), king's knight 1399 (£40), MP Lancs 1415, held Exhall (Warws.).
Roskell C 2:304-306+307-308; CIPM 20:318-319;  VCH Warws 6:88;


ArmTxt:
le sire de brayne, d or a iij paux d azur abuisieez [aiguises]

AiCmnt:
Guy de Bryan, o.s.p.m. 1395. Guy was acting chamberlain 1377-1378 and chamber knight 1377.The Bryans had their main seat at Torbryan in Devon with extensive lands in Gloucestershire and the Marches of Wales. Thier origin was probably Brionne in Bretagne;
 GEC 2:361-362; CoA 154 (1991) 63-67;  CoA 164 (1993) 123-133; Campbell-Kease, CoA 198 (2002) 246-265; XCB:224; XEL:1115; XBM:7893;


ArmTxt:
celui de fairieres de le conte de deinsire, d or a le bende de sable a iij fers de cheval d  rgent sur le bende

AiCmnt:
John or Martin Ferrers of Churchton Ferrers (Devon). Both were feoffees in 1388 of Guy Brian [278].
CCR 1385-89:604+628; DBA 2:43; XGB:9678;


ArmTxt:
celui de treveston, d or a le bende de gueles a iij chievres d argent suz le bende

AiCmnt:
Cheverston of Cheverston, person not identified.
DBA 2:6-7; Papworth 226;  XBM:8545 (John, 1360);


ArmTxt:
le droit sire de monhermer, d or a l aigle de sinoppe membrez de gueles

AiCmnt:
Arms of Monthermer, a quarter in the arms of Montagu B.Monthermer [343], only used separately between 1295 and 1357, see [188] for discussion.


ArmTxt:
le sire de wautour, bende de viij pieces d argent et de gueles a le bordure de sable besandee d or, et l argent deseure

AiCmnt:
John Whalesborough sr., d.c.1380, father of John [283],  held Udenou & Whalesborough & Terros &c (Corn.-Deven).
CIPM 15:628-629 + 20:817; CCR 1413-19:420-422; DBA 2:121;


ArmTxt:
item ung de wautour telz armes de vj pieces

AiCmnt:
John Whalesborough, c.1366-1418, son of John [282],  MP Cornwall 1402.
Roskell C;


ArmTxt:
celui de vadelant, d argent a le bende de sable a iij testes de cerf d or sur le bende, et porta en la bataille de crecy la banniere du prince

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but the arms are Woodland of Woodland & Bockington (Cornwall).
DBA 2:39; Burke GA 1132;


ArmTxt:
celui de vaucheuffe [vaucherise], d argent a j sautoir de sable a cherisse de gueles

AiCmnt:
Possibly Richard Sergeaux, d.1393, Kt., JP Cornwall, held Tremodereth & Restrongat & Kelguyt & Ethron & Rosneython & Trefryrek & Trevylin & Pencarrow &c (Cornwall) & Chipping Norton (Oxon). H. Stanford London proposed Wauchope.
Burke GA 912; CPR 1385-89:80 a.o.; CIPM 17:421-422+1093;


ArmTxt:
celui de carmino, d azur a le bende d or

AiCmnt:
Ralph Carminow, osp.1386, Kt., cmsnr of inquests into wrecking, married Alice FitzRoger, held Ashwater (Devon) &c. Or one of several other Carminows. They were allowed to keep their arms in the Scrope-Grosvenor case.
CPR 1385-89:165; CCR 1385-89:179; CIPM 16:666+360 + 17:615 + 19:190.


ArmTxt:
le baron de vuillee, d or a sautoir de sable en gnubliet [engrêle ?]

AiCmnt:
John Clervaux, b.c1352, fl.1404, cmsnr of array 1388 in Yorkshire North Riding, held Croft (Yorks.). Blazon emended.
CPR 1385-89:475; VCH Yorks NR 1:165; Burke GA 203; Papworth 1059; Foster DH;

AIRefs:
LBQ:3065 'wauclerisse'; TJ:381; SIC:1783; 'viville'; P:156* (Sa saltire Or);


ArmTxt:
messire raoul painual, d argent a le bende de sable

AiCmnt:
Ralph Paynel, not identified.
DBA 1:322; Burke GA 782;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan painuel, de gueles a le croix d argent

AiCmnt:
John Paynel of Knopcost.
Foster DH 154; Burke GA 773;

AIRefs:
ARS:368*; PO:445*; S:565* 'monsr john paynell / de knapkost' (cross patonce); TJ:899;


ArmTxt:
messire richart tepies, d argent a le bende de sable a vj merlettes de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Richard Tempest, fl.1396, Kt., of Bracewell in Yorks. Joint keeper of Roxburgh with Thomas Swinbourne and later keeper of Berwick and holding other military comands in the North. He served on commissions of array from 1385, JP in Yorks West Riding from 1399 and was summoned to Great Council 1401 and retained as king's knight 1403. The birds are stormfinches, not martlets.
Roskell C 4:573-575; POPC 1:164; CPR 1399:213; DBA 1:376+378;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan witeliet, parti d ermines et de sable a ung chievron engrelie de l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
messire jehan brobenich, d or a ung lyon de sable geute de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Bromwich, d.1388, kt., held Eton Tregoz (Heref.) and rent of 100 marks p.a. from estates of the E.March in Herefs. With Matthew Gourney [329] and Henry Beaumont, he was surety for Thomas Trivet [259].
CCR 1385-89:397; CPR 1385-89:50; CIPM 15:560-561; VCH Warws 4:44; DBA 2:161;


ArmTxt:
celui de oquiqueston, de sable a j lyon d or a le queue fourquie

AiCmnt:
Thomas Kingston, held near Warminster (Wilts.). His son, John, married Elizabeth Cheldrey (b.c1377), daughter and coheiress of Thoams and Elizabeth.  There is a brass of 1516 in Childrey Church (Berks.). Another John, constable of Edingburgh Castle, cosealed the Barons' Letter to the Pope 1301.
CIPM 19:403+968; DBA 1:174; XBM:11171 (John, 1302);


ArmTxt:
messire wilame botteriaux d argent a ung griffon de gueles membre d azur

AiCmnt:
William Botreaux, d.1391, summoned to Parliament 1367. His son, William jr., 1367-25.05.1395, Kt. and 2nd baron, of Botreaux & Trewarthenant in Cornwall, married Elisabeth Saint-Lo. The granddaughter and eventual heiress of William jr., Margaret, married Robert Hungerford (d.1459).
GEC 2:241-245; Burke PB 1:1766; Roskell C 2:313; CIPM 17:442-449 + 19:927-935; Burke GA 104;


ArmTxt:
messire wilame tendrinch, d asur a le faisse d argent a ij chievrons d argent l un deseure faisse et l autre desoubz

AiCmnt:
William Tendring, Kt., from Suffolk.
CCR 1385-89:330+488 + 1391:368; Burke GA 1002; Papworth 738;


ArmTxt:
messire richard grene, d argent a le faisse de sable wivree a iij testes de lyon [leopard] de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Richard Greeve, d.c1387, Kt., held rent of 100 marks from Raskelfe (Yorks.), reassigned by John Cobham [158] a.o.. Several nearly identical arms are noted as either Green, Greve, Grif or Greeve. All clones of ETO have similar legends and arms.
CCR 1385-89:427; Foster DH 98 (TJ:420, Green);  Papworth 715+764 & Burke GA 423+425 (Greeve / Green; indented / dancetty; betw / in chf)

AIRefs:
TJ:420 'richard green'; ETO:802* a.o. 'grif' (Ar-Sa-Az); ARS:96* 'grif' (Ar-Sa-Az; escallops in chf);


ArmTxt:
monsieur de boursiers, d argent a le croix de gueles dentee a iiij louges [bouges] de sable

AiCmnt:
John Bouchier, d.1400, Lord Bouchier. He was summoned to Parliament from 1381. Estates mainly in Essex with seat at Tolleshunt d'Arcy and Halstead. He was succeded by his son, Bartholomew [129].
GEC; CIPM 18:13-15; XEL:1077;


ArmTxt:
celui de connieres, d or a le faisse d azur fuselee

AiCmnt:
Robert Conyers, fl.1385-1427,  Kt., son of Robert and Juliana Percy of Ormesby, tax collector in Yorkshire 1385, cmsnr of array 1388 in Yorkshire North Riding, held Ormsby (Yorks.). The arms are Percy of Ormsby. The Conyers family bore {Or mauch fisted Az}.
CPR 1385-89:475; CCR 1385-89:269; CIPM 17:1079; VCH Yorks NR 2:250+278+532;

AIRefs:
TJ:1473 'robert conyers' (Percy qtg Conyers);


ArmTxt:
messire willame brusse, de gueles a chief d argent endentee a j sautoir d argent engrelliet

AiCmnt:
William Bruce of Ugglebarnby, held Pickering-Eastgate (Yorks.).
VCH Yorks NR 2:473;

AIRefs:
O:119; AS:313*; TJ:385* (the chief per fess indented Ar-Gu);


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de morlee, d argent a j lyon de sable corone d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas Morley, d.1415, Lord Morley. He served as Marshal of Ireland and had estates in Norfolk.
GEC 9:209-234; Given-Wilson; CIPM 20:315-316; DBA;  XBM:11937; XEL:536+1783;


ArmTxt:
celui de sorgier, d argent a le faisse d asur a deux chievrons d asur, l un deseure et l autre desoubz

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Same arms as John Mollington (fl.1305), who held in Suffolk.
Brault RAE 2:296;  Burke GA 693;


ArmTxt:
messire mille stapleton de hombrelant, d argent a iij espeez de gueles en compas suz ung pommiel l une alant a la pointe et les ij autres espintes a l escut

AiCmnt:
William Stapleton, b.c1363, son of William (d.1379) and Mariotta, held Edenhale (Cumbl.). The several Miles' of the better known Stapletons from Yorkshire bore {Ar lion Sa} like Rameston [386].
CPR 1385-89:312+332; CIPM 15:274;


ArmTxt:
messire bertran picot de wales, d argent a la jumelle de gueles en bende engrellie

AiCmnt:
Bartholomew Pigot, not identified, probably an unfinished repeat of [367].
Burke GA 802;


ArmTxt:
messire willame clasqueston, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij hyeressons de sable

AiCmnt:
William Claxton, c.1339-1379,  Kt., from Notts., he left a son and heir, William  (b.c.1376, fl.1416), who inherited Devilston (Nhum.) from Tindale. A relative, Thomas, possibly a brother and guardian of William jr., served as cmsnr of inquest in Northumberland 1385.
CPR 1385-89:80; CIPM 15:213+279; Burke GA 200;


ArmTxt:
messire filwillame, losengie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
William FitzWilliam, d.1398, Kt., of Elmley, Yorks. Retained by John of Gaunt. The family used patronyms for a long time, incl. FitzThomas and FitzRalph.
Armitage JG 441; Brault RAE 2:176; CIPM 17:1018-1020;  XBM:9803 (Wm, 1385);


ArmTxt:
messire r tuifort derby, d argent a ij faisses de sable et ung quartier d or suz une quintefueille de gueles et ung paul de sable esguiziet au chief suz l argent

AiCmnt:
Robert Twyford, fl.1381, Kt., He left two sons, Ralph and Robert, who held Stretton (Derbs). Blazon emended.
CPR 1385-89:316; VCH Warws 6:240;  DBA 1:27+31; XEL:810;


ArmTxt:
messire r de la mer, de gueles a ij lupars d argent passans

AiCmnt:
Robert de la Mare, d.1382. The arms of Robert, his father Peter and his younger brother, Thomas (d.1405) of Aldermaston (Berks.) are in WJ. Robert (1379-1431), MP Berks. 1413, married Katherine Brocas.
Brault RAE 2:280;  CIPM 18:1055 (Tho); Roskell C; DBA 1:264; XEL:1284; XBM:11581 (Piers, d.1291);

AIRefs:
S:501 (John); WJ:389 (Peter); N:235; WJ:390* (Robert, label); WJ:391* (Thomas, mullet);


ArmTxt:
messire willame trilequiel, d argent a une manche de gueles a lambiau de sinoppe

AiCmnt:
William Threlkeld, d.1409, chief forrester of Inglewood, held Firby (Yorks.) & Threlkeld & Ousby (Cumbl.) & Crosby Ravensworth & Yanwath (Westm.).
CPR 1385-89:251+305; CIPM 19:508-511; Burke GA 1012;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan hairon, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij hairons suz l escut

AiCmnt:
John Heron, Kt., cmnsr of array 1385 in Nhumb., brother of Roger Heron (c.1342-1400), Kt., of Croydon (Cambs.), who married Margaret, leaving a son and heir, William (c.1400-1425, o.s.p.) in the ward of Robert Ogle. The inverted arms {Gu-Ar-Ar} are attributed to Heron of Croydon (Surrey) in Burke GA 482.
GEC 6:484-493; CCR 1385-89:60; CIPM 15:882 + 19:469;


ArmTxt:
messire g de brauborch, d argent a vij losenges [mâcles] de mesmes [gueules]

AiCmnt:
Gerard Braybrook, 1332-1403, MP,  king's knight 1386, married firstly Margaret Longueville,  and c.1362 secondly Isabel, natural sister of Ralph Basset of Drayton [205], held Castle Ashby (Nhants.).
Roskell C 2:343-349; CIPM 18:726-728; XBM:7759 (Gerard, 1392);


ArmTxt:
le sire de samore, d or a la faisse de gueles a iij tortiaux de mesmes au chief

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Identical arms are found as a variant of N:88 'william huntingfeld'. The Huntingfeld arms were {Or fess Gu ch. 3 roundels Ar} as borne by William (1329-1375, o.s.p.), created baron 1361 (GEC 6:664-673).


ArmTxt:
le sire de wadesville, d or a iij paux de sable, de widezielle senz einsler

AiCmnt:
Hugh Wrottesley, d.c1381. According to Burke's, ancestor of the barons of the 1648 creation, who bears {Or 3 piles Sa & canton Er}. These arms are in Bruges' and Writhe's Garter books, while Ashmole G and the french rolls have the later arms similar to those of Roger Basset (d.1311) in Q:248.
Burke PB 2:3077;  DBA 1:352;

AIRefs:
ARS:363* (3 piles & canton); S:17* (Hugh, Or bend engr Gu);


ArmTxt:
messire alain de bouquezielle, d or a j lyon d asur, le lyon frettet d argent a le queuhe fourquie

AiCmnt:
Alan Buxhull, o.s.p.m.1381, routier captain and a senior commander in the campaign of 1370 in Northern France, a king's knight 1377, held Buxhull (Sussex) & Bryaneston (Dorset). His widow, Maud, later married John Montagu E.Salisbury.
Sumption H 3:68; CIPM  15:459-460 + 18:668-671;


ArmTxt:
le sire de carleton, d or a j lyon de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire r marescal v de behalle, d azur a le bende d ermine

AiCmnt:
Thomas Wettenhall, of Wettenhall in Over (Cheshire), possibly Thomas, sénéchal de Rouergue 1369, or a son.
Sumption HY 2:582; DBA 1:343*; Burke GA 1096*;


ArmTxt:
le sire de strange, de gueles a ij lyons d argent passans

AiCmnt:
John Strange, d.1397. Summoned to Parliament as 6th Lord Strange of Knockin. He married Maud Mohun. The inverse tinctures are also common, usually for Strange of Blackmere. The Strange of Knockin were among the principal magnates in Salop.
GEC 12.1:341-351; Given-Wilson; Burke EP;  DBA 1:257;


ArmTxt:
le baron de hellinton, d argent a ij faisses d asur

AiCmnt:
William Hilton, 1355-1435, baron Hilton in Durham; cmsnr of array 1389, a king's knight 1386, in Parliament 1399 and in Great Council 1401; tenure by barony - or in abeyance since 1336. The incumbent was seldom summoned. The portal of his castle at South Hylton in modern Sunderland is still standing with his arms displayed.
GEC 7:19-35; CIPM 15:76; Burke EP; POPC; DBA 1:18+26; XBM:1052;


ArmTxt:
le sire de ros, esquartele de gueles a iij d argent,[d argent] a le faisse de gueles a ij jumelles cinq frestiaux tout de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Roos, o.s.p.1394, Lord Roos of Helmsley or Hamlake in Yorkshire. John was married to Mary Percy and William to Margaret Arundell and brother-in-law to the barons Clifford [164] and Grey of Ruthin. The family acquired the Badllesmere estates through Margaret Badlesmere, wife of their grandfather William (d.1343).  Roos qtg Badlesmere.
Burke PB 779;  Burke EP 458;  Foster DH 168;  DBA 2:208-212;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bescalle, de gueles a x coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de landuras, de sable a chief d argent a ij quintesfueilles de sable sur le chief

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The family Vickery or Vicary, living in Devon and Wiltshire, had a confirmation grant in 1588 of similar arms (Burke 1057). In  URF:441 the french family Landiras have {cross ch. 5 mullets}.


ArmTxt:
ceulx de grinatre, d argent a iij couppes de sable couvertes

AiCmnt:
Richard Greenacre, b.c1358, d.<1414, Kt., of Greenacre in Clapham in Beds. Son of Richard (d.1380), he married Alice (d.1415), who later married John Dymoke. Their son, Thomas (b.c.1387), was reportedly a clerk.
CIPM 15:230 + 20:280; Burke GA 423;


ArmTxt:
messire t breton, esquartele d or et de gueles a le bordure d azur

AiCmnt:
Thomas Breton, fl.1387, held wardship of the land of Peter Cornwall and his wife, Agnes. This Breton family held Boxted (Essex) and Laxton (Nhants.) &c.
Brault RAE 2:74; CCR 1385-89:208; XBM:7783


ArmTxt:
messire gaultier benoir, d argent a le faisse de sable a ij jumelles de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire renault burlee, d or a iij faisses de sable a l escuchon de gueles sur le faisse d ermines et sur le chief d or a ij paulx de sable

AiCmnt:
Richard, not Reynold, Burley, d.1387.sp, or one of his brothers, all confidants of Richard II. They were: Simon , KG, attainted and executed 1388  (monument, St.Paul's, London), married Beatrice de Roos; John, KG, o.s.p.1383;  William, c1334-1386.sp, and  Roger. The brothers used identical arms with sligth variations.
CIPM 16:514-515+654;


ArmTxt:
messire r loisel, d argent a j sautoir de sable engrellie en iiij cawes de galisse rouges piez et rouges becs

AiCmnt:
Not identified, from Oysell in Richmonshire (Yorks.).The 'cawes de galisse' are cornish choughs.
Papworth 1068;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de wreux, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij besans de mesmesou chief a le molette d or en la faisse


ArmTxt:
le sire de samore, esquartele d argent a ij chievrons de gueles, et d or a j lyon d azur a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez

AiCmnt:
Richard Seymour / Sancto Mauro, d.1401, king's knight for life 1399, son of Nicholas (d.1361) and Murial Lovell of Castle Cary, held Castle Cary (Glos.). Seymour qtg Lovell.
GEC 11:356-364; CIPM 19:550-564+712-715;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de gruyeres, de gueles a une grue d argent, savoyen, sablant [saillant] a une tournelle d or

AiCmnt:
Possibly a misplaced item with the arms of the savoyard family of Gruyères or Greyerz, from canton Vaud. Identical legends and blazons are found in URF:2656 and URF:2668 as a participant in the tounament at St.Omer, dep Pas-de-Calais, in 1377. 
ESNF 15:3-5;  XRA 1:842;


AiCmnt:
Matthew Gurnay, o.s.p.1406, Kt. The 4th son of Thomas (d.1333), the alleged murderer of Edward II. He was a notable soldier taking part in the battles of Sluys (1340) and Najera, governor of Bayonne 1378, acting sénéchal of Bordeaux 13799 and an important councillor in both the reigns of Richard II and Henry IV, brother-in-law to the Earl of Warwick [139].  Estates in Somerset, Devon and Gloucestershire. He served on commission of array 1399 in Somerset.
DNB 22:291; Given-Wilson; POPC; CPR 1399:210; CCR; CIPM 19:16-19; XEL:363 (Matt, 1393);


ArmTxt:
le baron de mautravers, de sable frette d or

AiCmnt:
John Maltravers, o.s.p.m.1385, Kt.,  held  Crawell (Oxon)  & Middle Chinnock (Som.) & Wolcombe Maltravers &c. (Dorset). A cadet of the family. The barony of John Maltravers (1290-1364), nominated KG and summoned to Parliament 1330, went to the husband, John FitzAlan (d.1379), of his granddaughter Eleanor (1345-1404) and to their son, John, also known as John lord Maltravers.
GEC 8:577-58; CIPM 16:262-264+411;


ArmTxt:
le sire de le seuche, de gueles a tourtiaux d or a ung quartier d ermine


ArmTxt:
messire thomas coq, d or a iiij coqs de sable les crestes de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified.
# Thomas Cok, a soldier in the earl of Derby's Gascony campaign of 1345 -- G. Croenen, pers.com 2016


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Possibly Hebden nr Craven, yorks;
Burke GA 475, yorks; Foster DH 110;
fess of lozenges -- BER:1826, Qii:623, TJ:654, TJ:1655, AS:263, S:477, CKO:392, WJ:1079, WJ:1080*,
#-  Richard Hebden, kt., in 1356 member of the war council of Henry D.Lancaster in Aquitaine, served later as cmsnr of O&T in Lincs. He held Hebden nr Craven (Yorks.) & in Lincs. {Er fess of lozenges Gu}
Fowler KL 184; CPR 1374:487;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, no blazon.
# Norman Swinford, in 1345 with Henry E.Derby


ArmTxt:
celui de rocke, d or a iij rocs de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui d aubegny, de gueles a le faisse d argent a iij merlettes d or au chief

AiCmnt:
Giles Daubeny, d.1386, Kt., married Eleanor (fl.1396)  and left a son and heir, Giles (d.1403), also knighted, who married Margaret, held South Ingleby (Lincs.) & South Petherton (Som.) & Kempston (Beds.) & Trenay & Fawton & Polruan (Cornwall).
GEC 4:93-015; CIPM 18:731-736+1002 + 19:754-759 + 20:564;

AIRefs:
FW:309*; NAV:1479*; TJ:658* (fess of lozenges); FW:310* (fess engrailed acc. 3 mullets in chf); N:1080* (FW:310 + label);


ArmTxt:
celui de pancardon, d argent a le faisse de gueles a une bordure de mesmes a vj coquilles d or sur le bordure

AiCmnt:
Richard Punchardon, fl.c1376, witnessed a grant to burgesses of Tyntajoil (Cornwall).
CPR 1385-89:245; Burke GA 829;

AIRefs:
WJ:954* (Ar-Sa-Gu-Ar, ch. roundels, Ric);


ArmTxt:
messire jehan auborch, d argent a le faisse de sable wivree a iij besans d or suz le faisse

AiCmnt:
John Burgh, Kt., JP Yorks North Riding 1385. Related to William [221].
CPR 1385-89:82;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan cliffeton, eschiquete d or et de gueles a le bende d ermines

AiCmnt:
John Clifton, d.1388, of Buckenham, summoned in person to Parliament 1376.
GEC 3:307-308; CIPM 16:675-679 + 17:430609-612


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de montagu, esquartele de sablebruge a le bordure de mesmes et monhiermer, d or a l aigle de sinoppe

AiCmnt:
John Montagu, d.1390, younger son of William E.Salisbury, king's knight 1381, steward of the household 1391-87, B.Monthermer j.u. 1357 on marriage to the heiress Margaret Monthermer. Their eldest son, John (1350-1400), king's knight 1383, inherited his uncle's earldom of Salisbury in 1397 and was Earl Marshal from 1398 until his attainder.The item might also be for John jr.  Blazon emended with the border omitted, see also [188] for further discussion of Montagu and Monthermer.
XDC:8350-8352, XEL:7622, XBM:11852;


ArmTxt:
celui de monne, d or a le croix de sable engrellie

AiCmnt:
John (V) Mohun, 1320-1375, o.s.p.m. 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); CA 154 (1991) 63-67;  CA 168 (1994) 322 (Mohun - modern); Leamer, CoA 197 (2002) 212-217; MA Michael, 'Hours of Eleanor Mohun', Coat of Arms, 1982, 121:20-23;


ArmTxt:
celui de multonne, d argent a iij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Multon, fl.1386, cmsnr of inquiry in Lincs., deputy with matthew Gournay [329] in Constable's and Marshal's Court in case against John Montagu [343], steward of the household. The baronial line became extinct 1334.
GEC 9:396-410; CPR 1385-89:101+169+317;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de tournequiel, parti d or et d argent a une faisse a lyon d asur a une jumelle de gueles en bende


ArmTxt:
messire willame de briane en quartier de granson les aigles en le bende

AiCmnt:
William de Bryan, o.s.p.1396, Kt., with manors in Somerset. Son of Guy sr. [278],  he served as deputy for Thomas Earl Huntingdon in Brest 1389 after having broken into his brother, Guy's, castle of Tallagharn in 1388 . In 1391, he joined William Beauchamp], Richard Scrope, Lewis Clifford  and several attorneys in a special board of appeal on the decision of the Court of Chivalry between William Merton and William Hoo. The canton is Grandson [226].  
GEC 2:361; CPR 1388-1391:119+303+508; CIPM 15:988-990;


ArmTxt:
messire d anselle paille d argent et d azur a le bende de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Annesley, d.1410, of Annesley in Notts. A king's knight 1380, for life 1385 for £40, renewed 1399 by Henry IV to 100 marks.  MP for Notts 9 times between 1377 and 1388. In 1380 he fought and killed Thomas Caterton in single combat to decide the responsibility for the surrender of the key castle of St.Sauveur in Brittany to the French.
Roskell C 1:38-40; DBA 1:333; XEL:13;


ArmTxt:
celui de quatreton, d argent a j chievron de sable a iij quintesfueilles de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly for a Thomas Ketterton, but a Henry Kington of Warws, sealed 1340 with {chevron betw 3 cinqufoils}, colours not known (PRO sls, DBA);
DBA 2:348+469*; Papworth 426 (Ketterton);


ArmTxt:
messire estievene de valence, paille et ondee d or et de gueles a le bordure d ermines

AiCmnt:
Stephen Valoynes, from Kent.    
DBA 2:197;


ArmTxt:
messire guillaume farinton, de gueles a iij quintesfueilles d argent

AiCmnt:
William Faringdon, from Lancs. & Ches. Served in Poitou 1372, in the household 1377, in Normandy 1378 and at the Court of the Constable  & Marshall 1386. Retained for life as king's knight 1394, renewed 1400. He was ambassador to Portugal 1387.
CPR 1386:72+85; CCR 1385-89:201+321; Sumption HY 2:155 + 3:323; Burke GA 340+342; XBM:9623 (Wm, 1378);


ArmTxt:
messire jehan daniel, d argent a j paux de sable fuzelee en travers de iiij fuseez les ij recoppees

AiCmnt:
Possibly John Daniell, of Daresby Hall (Cheshire), husband of the heiress Joan Boydell of Dodleston (d.<1382). A branch of the Daniells came to Suffolk, when a Thomas married Margaret, sister of John Howard D.Norfolk.
GEC 10:744; Visit.Suf 1561:9-14+399-401;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de cornuaille, d ermines a j lyon de gueles coronez d or a le bordure de sable besandee

AiCmnt:
John Cornwall 'green cornwalle', o.s.p.l.1443, a renowned jouster, king's knight for life 1395, KG 1409, cmdr in France, baron Fanhope 1432.  He married Elisabeth of Lancaster, sister of Henry IV and widow of John Holand E.Huntingdon & D.Exeter [140].
GEC 3:427 + 5:253


ArmTxt:
messire symon evrart, de gueles a le faisse d argent ondee a iij molettes de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Simon Everard, not identified, the arms were known in Suffolk, Essex and Leics.
Visit.Suf. 1561:391; Burke GA 333;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas cornil, d azur a le faisse d or a ij chievrons de mesmes l un deseur le faisse et l autre desoubz

AiCmnt:
Thomas Cornerth (Grey), from Suffolk.  Members of the family used both the names Grey and Cornerth with these arms. Thomas Grey married Alice Cornerth in 1306 and eventually became ancestors of the Barons Walsingham of the 1743 creation.
Burke PB; Foster DH 54+100;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas d illebery, d azur a le croix d argent a lambiau d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas Ailesbury, o.v.p., son of Thomas sr, and Joan Basset of Weldon, brother of John (1334-1409), Kt, of Milton Keynes &c in Bucks. John was sheriff 11 times and MP 5 times for Bucks. The Ailesburys were affiliated with Thomas D.Gloucester [132]. 
Roskell C 1:86-88 (John); CIPM 19:683-689 (John); XBM:7045 (Tho, 1376; Ailesbury qtg Basset);


ArmTxt:
messire giefroy de vaut, d argent a le bende de sable a iij tortiaux [d or] suz l un ung annelet de sable

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms were used by Cutts of Essex and Kent (PLN:1854Q1; DBA 2:53).


ArmTxt:
les armes de filliot, de gueles a le bende d argent

AiCmnt:
Arms of the baronial line of Foliot in Norfolk, extinct with Richard (o.s.p.1325). Several Foliots of other branches were known, but not particular prominent around 1380.
GEC 5:538-542; Brault RAE 2:179; VCH Warws 3:118;  CIPM 18:77-80; CPR 1385-89:172;


ArmTxt:
messire hue de hastinges, d or a une manche de gueles a lambiau d azur esquartele contre les armes de foillot devant dittes

AiCmnt:
Hugh Hastings, d.1386,  king's knight 1381, held Elsing & Wesenham (Norfolk). His uncle, John (1328-1393, o.s.p.), held the baronial title, eventually leaving it to Edward (1382-1428), son of Hugh and litigant in the Pembroke inheritance case. Hastings qtg his grandmothers Foliot.
GEC;


ArmTxt:
celui de viustdadme, d or a le croix de gueles endentee a le merlette de sable sur le quartier devant

AiCmnt:
Not identified, probably Whetisham / Whetham of Kirklington (Notts.).
Papworth 623; Burke GA 1099;


ArmTxt:
celui de chiffleval, d asur a le croix d or ancree

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The arms are identical to Pavely of Westbury and to Molineux. Chiffrevast or Sifrewast bore {Az 3 bars gemel Or & chief Or}.

AIRefs:
S:24* (cross patonce, Walter Pavely); C:160 (Edward Pavely);


ArmTxt:
messire huon terel, de gueles a le croix d ermines

AiCmnt:
Not identified. One Hugh Tyrrell (o.s.p.1381), married to Isabel and later to Katherine, held Compton Chamberlain (Wilts.) & Badecombe (Dorset) &c, might be the one bearing {Az lion Ar & border engrailed Gu} in WJ:292.
CIPM 15:282 (Isabel) + 420-426 (Hugh);


ArmTxt:
messire thomas faustel, esquartele d or et d asur a le bende de gueles, sur le bende iij aigles d argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas Fastolf, not identified, but probably a younger son of one of the Fastolfs of Caister (Norf.).

AIRefs:
NS:30 (Tho); BER:1688*; ETO:744* (qtly & bend ch. 3 crosses crossly; John, d.1459, of Caister);


ArmTxt:
messire thomas camoies, d or a j chief de gueles a iij tortiaux d argent

AiCmnt:
Thomas de Camois, d.1419, baron Camois 1384, a senior commander during the French Wars, KG 1416, served on commssion of peace, oyer & terminer 1397 in Sussex. Lands in Surrey with seat at Broadwater.
GEC;  Burke EP; CPR; XBM:8295; XEL:1150;


ArmTxt:
messire huon stranle, paille d argent et d asur au quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
Hugh Strelley / Strauley, d.1390, Kt., held Redenale (Norfolk) & Haselbach (Derbs.). 
CCR 1385-89:214; CIPM 16:1029-1030;


ArmTxt:
messire pierre de boucquen, de gueles a j bouc d argent saillant en bende

AiCmnt:
Peter Buckton, 1350-1414, king's knight 1399, MP, in Gt.Council 1401 and 1405. Peter was a key lancastrian retainer in Yorks. He escorted Richard II to imprisonment at Pontefract Castle, and served as royal standardbearer in 1403.
Roskell C 2:404-406; CCR 1392:543; CIM 6:90; VCH Yorks ER 2:10+82;


ArmTxt:
messire berthemieu picquot, d argent a ij bastons de gueles engrellie a iij molettes de sable entre ij

AiCmnt:
Bartholomew Pigot, not identified, see also [303].


ArmTxt:
messire gilebert calot, de gueles a ij faisses varies

AiCmnt:
Gilbert Talbot, d.1399, of Richard's Castle in Salop. 3rd son of John (d.1355) and Juliana Grey of Ruthin.
Roskell C 4:560; CIPM 17:1283-1291; DBA 1:40;


ArmTxt:
messire robert corbert, d or a j corbaut de sable


ArmTxt:
messire jehan d ippre,[d argent] a j chievron et a iij testes de buef de gueles a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
John de Ypres or d'Ipre, from Lancs. Retained by first Henry of  Grosmont and then John of Gaunt and very influential in Lancs as sheriff, escheator, crown commissioner and shire knight. Controller of the wardrobe and briefly steward of the household of Edward III, and 
Armitage JG 441; DBA 2:369; XEL:247 = chevron betw stag's face (John, 1382);

AIRefs:
S:566*; BER:1747* (chevron betw 3 bull's faces);


ArmTxt:
messire guillaume franque, de sinoppe a j sautoir d or engreillie

AiCmnt:
William Franks, not identified.
Burke GA 375; Papworth 1062


ArmTxt:
david hellegrave, d ermines a l escusson de gueles

AiCmnt:
David Holgrave, fl.1386, from Cheshire, husband of Ellen, daughter and heir of Robert Bertram of Bothal (Nhum.), widow and heir of John Hatfeld, a 'pepperer' of London and Calais.
Driver C 7; CPR 1385-89:148+409; CCR 1385-89:293; Burke GA 499;


ArmTxt:
messire villame artebery, d or a le faisse de sable wivre a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
William Abberbury or Adderbury, dead before 1385, when his widow was remarried to Roger de la Chambre and held in dower Broughton & North Newenton (Oxon.). His relative, possibly son, Richard 'the elder' (c.1331-1399), Kt., of Donnington (Berks.) was a principal retainer of Edward Prince of Wales by 1367 with a life grant of £40. Richard was retained 1377 as knight of the chamber and also 'master' and steward of the young Richard II.  He was widely used as a commissioner, and served as  MP 1386 for Oxon, JP 1390 in Berks & Oxon,  and JP Wilts 1391. Thomas, son of Richard sr. was a king's knight in 1386.
CCR 1385-89:78 (Wm); Roskell C 1:12-17 (Ric Adderbury);   XEL:916*; XBM:6750* (fess embattled);

AIRefs:
S:197* (Or fess embattled Gu; Ric); S:369* (Or fess embattled Sa & label Gu; Ric);


ArmTxt:
messire joffroy de saint quintin, d or au chief varijet a chievron de gueles suz une aigle d argent

AiCmnt:
Geoffrey St.Quentin, not identified, possibly a brother or son of John, keeper of Scarborough Castle (Yorks.).
CPR 1385:81; DBA 2:447;

AIRefs:
ARS:161*; TJ:765* (ch. martlet); WJ:1232* (Geof, ch. fleur-de-lis);


ArmTxt:
messire mahieu de roideman, de gueles a iij orillers d ermines a boutons d or

AiCmnt:
Matthew Redman, d.c1390, of Levens (Westm.), a commander in France by 1370. His second son and heir,  Richard, became king's knight for life 1388, renewed 1401. Richard was summoned to Gt. Council in 1401, 1403 and 1405, and served several times as  MP and as sheriff of Cumberland. 
Sumption H 3:70; Roskell C 4:183-187;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas fil nicole, les armes d ochsinefort a baston d argent


ArmTxt:
messire jehan paule, d argent a j chievron de gueles a iij tortiaux [d or] suz

AiCmnt:
John Paule cosealed a charter in 1386 with Richard Stury, but his might be for John Pavely.
CCR 1385-89:263;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas wourton, party d asur et de gueles a ij chievrons de l un en l autre a le croisette d argent croisetees et fiquies et siet tout du long

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The uncertain blazon is slightly similar to Wotton from Norfolk having either {Gu chevron Ar betw 2 crosses crosslets Or and annulet Or}, or {per chevron Gu-Az & 2 crosses formy in chf Or and annulet in base Or}.
Burke GA 1137;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan aoustin, d argent a j sautoir d asur a le quintefueille d or


ArmTxt:
messire jehan laquingay, d argent a chievron de sable a iij coppiaux reverseez de gueles

AiCmnt:
John Lakenheath, Kt.,  associate of Robert Knolles, captain of Brest 1377, justice of gaol delivery 1388 at Melton (Suf.), deputised for the Constable of England at the Court of Chivalry 1389.
CPR 1385-89:403+533 + 1388-92:51+130; Sumption HY 3:309; DBA 2:355;


ArmTxt:
messire piet de vache, d argent a iij piez de vache escorchiez, et crie biaumont

AiCmnt:
Possibly an editorial improvement. The arms belong to the norman or breton family Beaumont dit Pied de Vache S.d'Anneville, but Philip de la Vache [217] might have been intended.
Fabre NA 32; XRO:1126;


ArmTxt:
messire thomas blonc, esquartele d argent et de gueles a le bende de sable, suz iij aigles d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas Blount, c.1348-1400, o.s.p., of Laverstock in Wilts by right of his 2nd wife Joan Wodepel. The family estates in Essex belonged mainly to his younger brother, Hugh. Thomas, with interests in Oxon and Berks, became a king's knight of the chamber 1384, MP Wilts 1397, executed after the Epiphany Rising 1400. 
Roskell C 2:261-262; Given-Wilson H; CCR 1389:61; CIPM 18:217-218;  DBA 2:58; XEL:1052 (Tho, 1394);


ArmTxt:
les armes de canteleu, d asur a iij fleurs de liz d or fichiees en tiesteez de lupars et les porte messire thomas west

AiCmnt:
Thomas West, 1365-1405, created Lord West 1402. He had manors in Warws, Sussex, Devon and Dorset, partly from his wife the heiress Joan de la Warre.  He served on commission of peace, oyer & terminer in 1397 in Sussex. Arms of his grandmother Eleanor Cantelupe. 
GEC 12:517; Burke PB 1:793; CIPM 17:689-693;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de harleston, d asur a escusson d argent

AiCmnt:
John Harleston, captain of Cherbourg 1378, king's knight 1380, held in Essex.
CCR 1385-89:156; Burke GA 457; Sumption HY 3:327;


ArmTxt:
messire willame clinton, d argent a chief d asur a deux molettes d or sur le chief perchieez de guelles

AiCmnt:
William Clinton, o.v.p., eldest son of John B.Clinton of Maxstoke (d.1398). William was retained as king's knight for life 1381.
GEC 3:312-318; CIPM 17:1137-1145; XBM:8682 (John, 1383); XEL:194;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan rameston, d argent au lyon de sable


ArmTxt:
janequin quator, d ermine a le croix de gueles ondee


ArmTxt:
sunequin auborch, partit d argent et de gueles en faisse a iij fuseez de l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de braine, de sable a le croix d or patee

AiCmnt:
John Braham, king's knight 1392, held lands in Suffolk.
Burke GA 115; Corder SA 254 a.o.; Visit.Suf. 1561:149+286;


ArmTxt:
celui de haulay, d or a le croix de sinoppe eslargie a debous ne va mye tout oult  suz chascun debout deux pommelles de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Thomas Hawley, d.1420, Kt., of Utterby in Lincs. His official career began with Henry IV, being retained for life as king's knight 1401, MP 1399 and 1404 and attended the great council of 1403 for Lincs. His father, William had been chief steward of John of Gaunt and he himself was a very wealthy landowner with well-connected friends, but without holding offices more important than that of a local juror.
Burke PB 1:1350; Roskell C 3:332-334; POPC 2:86;


ArmTxt:
messire willame draiton, d ermines a ij faisses de gueles suz le chief un demy lion de mesmes

AiCmnt:
William Drayton, king's knight for life 1379, constable of Rhuddlan 1385, held in Oxon.
CCR 1385-89:239 a.o.;  CPR 1385-89:9 a.o.; DBA 1:36;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gonset, d azur a tourtiaux d argent a chief d or a j lion

AiCmnt:
Diggory Seys, Kt., of Boverton in Glamorgan, a notable captain  during the  French Wars, keeper of Queensborough Castle (Kent) 1387 and retained as king's knight 1378.
CPR 1387:381; CIPM 19:790; Foster DH 176 (Sees); Burke GA 911; XEL:2006 (Diggory, 1390);


ArmTxt:
messire gaillart vighie, de gueles rampant sur tout l escut

AiCmnt:
Not identified, uncertain blazon.
# Galliard de Vigier, gascon soldier serving in Spain 1367 with Edward 'black prince' and in Flanders 1385 with Bp.Norwich.
G. Croenen, pers.com. 2016;


ArmTxt:
le conte d ourmont, d azur a chief d or endentee de v dens

AiCmnt:
Repeat of [153] with tinctures inverted.


ArmTxt:
le conte dessemont, d ermines a j sautoir de gueles


ArmTxt:
le conte de quelledare, d or a le croix de gueles

AiCmnt:
The legend says the earldom of Kildare, held by the FitzGeralds [395], but the arms are those the county of Ulster in Ireland, or rather the arms of Bigod adopted by one of the de Burgh earls who held Ulster 1264-1333. There is some confusion in the armorials between the earldom and an imaginary kingdom Kilmarien with  this coat (URF:2551, GRU:266), FitzGerald (WJ:641, TJ:401,  {Sa saltire Or} (RUG:119) or {cross between 4 mitres} (KCR:276, RUG:114)  attributed


ArmTxt:
le roy d escoche, d or a double tressoir de gueles florete a j lion de guels et crie helicourt en potieu

AiCmnt:
The arms of Scotland. The the cri d'armes 'Helicourt en Pontieu' must refer to John Balliol, who reigned 1292-96. He came from Bailleul close to Helicourt-en-Ponthieu / Vimieu nr Gamaches on the Bresle (dep Somme, ar Abbeville), see [402]. Like Robert Bruce (r.1306-1329), he was descended from king David I (r.1134-55). His grandmother Margaret was the elder sister of Isabel, ancestress of Robert Bruce.
   The segment is headed. "chi après sensuyvent les armes du roy d’escoche et d’aultres".


ArmTxt:
le conte de mors, telz armes a le queuhe fourquie

AiCmnt:
Current arms of the earldom of March, derived from Dunbar E.March, who bore {Gu lion Ar & border Ar ch. cinquefoils Gu}.  Patrick Dunbar E.March forfeited 1296, created E.Dunbar & Lothian 1298. George Dunbar, 1336-1423, E.March 1368, entered english service in 1400.
   Blason emended to the arms of the Earls of March, omitting the reference to the tressure.
GEC 4:503; McAndrew SH 185; XBM:15687* (Dunbar E.March);


ArmTxt:
le conte de moret, d argent a iij orliers[oreillers] de gueles a boutond d or et sont l un deseure l autre

AiCmnt:
Confounded arms of the Randolph  E.Moray.  Thomas Randolph, o.s.p.m.1322, E.Moray 1312, nephew of Robert I R.Scots (Bruce), cmdr of centre at Bannockburn 1314, Guardian of Scotland 1322.
     John Dunbar, d.1391, created E.Moray 1371, younger brother of George Dunbar E.March, fought Thomas Mowbray E.Notts at Smithfield 1390.
    The Randolph E.Moray arms had the cushisons 2:1 with a tressure flory added (argumentation granted by Robert I Bruce).
GEC 9:164, McAndrews SH 52 a.o.;  XBM:16139*; XMS:690* (Tho E.Moray, 1314, tressure); XLS:688 (1280, less tressure);


ArmTxt:
le conte du glas, d argent a j cuer de gueles a chief d asur a iij molettes d argent

AiCmnt:
Douglas E.Douglas, a major family with many members in french service.
    Arms with augmentation of Bruce's heart, >1330.
McAndrew SH 204-210 (some variation in arms); Campbell EE; XBM:16052;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bruis, de gueles a j sautoir d or, au chief de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Arms borne by Richard Bruce, o.s.p.1287, uncle of king Robert I. No information available on other users. Some branches used Ar-Az as well as the common Or-Gu of the Annandale branch.
GEC 2:358; Brault RAE 2:79; McAndrews SH 81, 125;


ArmTxt:
le sire de baillieul, de gueles a l escusson d ermines perchiet

AiCmnt:
Balliol al. Bailleul en Vimieu and  Balliol of Redcastle in Forfar in Scotland, the family of king John Balliol, who reigned 1292-96 [397]. Their seat was in Bailleul close to Helicourt-en-Ponthieu / Vimieu nr Gamaches on the Bresle, dep Somme, ar Abbeville). Their cri d'armes was 'Helicourt en Pontieu'. The primary version of the arms were {Gu escutcheon voided Ar}.
     The present arms were borne by Ingram Umfraville al. Engurarrand de Balliol (o.s.p.1286);
Brault RAE 2:429,  B. McAndrew, 'Balliol arms of sir Ingelram de Umfraville', CoA, 1988, 140/141:100-107; XBM:14063 (Ingram, 1286); XDD:1269 (Enguerrand, 1270);


ArmTxt:
le sire de sollie, faissie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
William (II) Soules of Liddesdale in Argyll, fl.1270-1320, butler of Scotland, son of William (I) d.1293.
Brault RAE 2:396; McAndrews SH 71 a.o.; XBM:16885; XMS:2507-08;


ArmTxt:
le conte de la marque, d azur a le bende d argent a ij fresiaux de mesmes

AiCmnt:
E.Mar, possibly Donald, d.<1305. The arms of Mar were {Az bend Or acc. 6 crosslets Or};
Wagner RAH 181; Burke PC 2:2602-2612; GEC 8:401 (geneal); McAndrews SH 36, 67; XBM:15718* (Mar);


AiCmnt:
E.Buchan {Az 3 garbs Or} asd in BER:1289 (le conte de boquan) and TJ:1219.
GEC 2:373-384;


AiCmnt:
E.Sutherland, who bore {Gu 3 mullets Or}, derived from Murray created E.Sutherland 1223.
     GEL:694 has is as Or-Gu.
GEC 12.1:537; McAndrews SH 132;


AiCmnt:
Probably E.Strathearn {Or 2 chevrons Gu} as in GEL:692 and BER:1294.
GEC 12.1:380;


AiCmnt:
Possibly John Fraser of Touch, fl.1330, of the branch bearing {Gu 6 cinquefoils Ar} or with the field sable as in Q:387 (simon fresel, + label).
McAndrews SH 139, 484 a.o., Brault RAE 2:183;


ArmTxt:
le sire de ramesay portoit la banniere du roy escochois quant il fut priz

AiCmnt:
Ramsay of Dalhousie bore {Ar eagle Sa} as in GEL:111 and XBM:16769, later amended with the scottish tressure.
     The name of the royal standardbearer, when the king was captured, has not been found. The king may be David II, who was captured at Neville's Cross outside Durham in 1346, and was held prisoner until 1357. If so, the man must be William Ramsay of Inverleith & Dalhousie (fl.1355), captured at Neville's Cross. William was the younger brother and heir to Alexander (c.1290-1342).
      John Balliol resigned his crown in 1296 and surrendered to Edward I.
McAndrews SH 87, 309, 360, 372; Burke PB 1:754;


ArmTxt:
le sire de veisy, d argent a le croix de sable

AiCmnt:
de Vescy, held around Alnwick in Northumberland. William Vescy, o.s.p.l.1297, was one of the claimants to Scotland in 1292.
GEC 12.2:268; XPM:14110 (1290, Wm);


ArmTxt:
celui de comminiz, d azur a iij gerloes d or

AiCmnt:
Probably John Comyn, d.1308, 3E.Buchan, or his father Alexander (d.1290). Same arms as [405].
McAndrews BR 12-13; Wagner RAH 182;  XBM:16017 (Alex, of Buchan, 1292); XMS:581 (John E.Buchan, 1292, 1303);


ArmTxt:
le prince de galais, esquartele de france et d engleterre a le bordure d argent

AiCmnt:
A Prince of Wales with the arms used by Thomas of Woodstock (d.1397) E.Buckingham and Humphrey of Lancaster d.1447, both dukes of Gloucester.
     Edward 'black prince', d.1376, was Prince of Wales & D.Aquitaine, but differenced with a label argent. The next Prince ofWales was his son Richard of Bordeaux, but only for a few months before he succeded his grandfather as Richard II. Thomas of Woodstock never ruled Aquitaine, but his older brother, John of Gaunt D.Lancsater did for a short time.
     The segment is headed by: "chi après sensuyvent les armes des gascons".


ArmTxt:
les armes de grave, d or a le croix d asur eslargie a iiij merlettes d asur

AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to the D.Guienne, but probably the inverted arms of the saint-king Edward the Confessor (r.1042-1066), used by Richard II (r.1377-1399) in the late part of his reign. The arms are also found in LBQ:591 'le seigneur de grane' among the poitevins.


ArmTxt:
le sire de la brest, de gueles esquartele de france premiers

AiCmnt:
Albret al. Labrit, dep Landes, c-l-c. Their possessions evolved into the most important lordship (duchy in 1556) in Gascony, with seat in Nérac (dep Lot-et-Garonne). Charles d'Albret (1368-1415), son of Arnaud-Amanieu (d.1401) and Marguerite de Bourbon, was a cousin of Charles VI, who in 1389 gave him the argumentation with France. Charles was appointed connétable de France in 1403 and C.Dreux in 1407.
     PRT:497 and LBQ:627 have the plain arms of Albret with the text France qtg Albret added. The original blazon for this item was probably Albret alone, later modified to present Charles and his son Jean [417], who both died at Agincourt.
Anselme 6:206-224;  ESNF 2:14 B + 3:151-153;  M. Pastoureau, De gueueles plain, Perceval .., RFHS, 1990, 60:63-82


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de la brest, telz armes a lambiau d azur

AiCmnt:
Jean d'Albret, d.1415, a younger son of Charles d'Albret C.Dreux.
Caron NF;


ArmTxt:
le sire de longuire, les armes de la brest a j lupart d or passant sur le premier quartier

AiCmnt:
Amanieu d'Albret, d.c.1364, S.Langoiron (j.u.), Grandson of Amanieu (VII) and cousin of Arnaud Amanieu, d.1401 [1275].
   There is some confusion on the blazon of URF, LBQ, and RYN:623 (Fumel, Az-Or) and its copies due to misreading during copying.
ESNF 3:151;


ArmTxt:
le sire de caumont, de sable a le croix d argent eslargie


ArmTxt:
le sire de pommiers, d asur a iij faisses d argent a le bordure de gueles suz pommes d or

AIRefs:
NAV:1384* (Aurelion, label); NAV:1385* (Guil, label comp.); NAV:1314* (variants);


ArmTxt:
messire aurelion de pommiers, telz armes a le bordure de sable a pommes d or suz


ArmTxt:
messire le catton de buch, d or a la croix de sable a vj coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de monferrant, d or a iiij paulx de gueles a le bordure de sable


ArmTxt:
le soudich de lestrade, d or a j lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
Bernard Arnaud de Preissac, o.s.p.m.1384, married Margaret Stratton, daughter of John, constable of Guienne and heiress of Landiras, soudan de la Trau, KG 1379/84, present at Poitiers 1356, Najera 1367, senior cmdr in Gascony 1377-78. Their daughter Isabel in 1409 married Bernard (III) de Montferrant (d.1435).
Fox-Davies CG 387; Jougla GA 5:387 (Ar-Gu); wiki (Ar-Gu); G.F. Beltz: "Memeorials of the Order of ther Garter", 1841, p.266; XPG:553;  XPG:548-552* = lion :imp: barruly;


ArmTxt:
le sire de mousident, d argent au chief d asur dentee

AiCmnt:
Raimond de Montaut, fl.1377, S.Mussidan (dep Dordogne, ar Perigueux, clc) & Blaye. The family came from Montaut al. Montealto (dep Dordogne, ar Perigueux, clc).
Sumption HY 3:295 a.o.; XPG:496 (1214, Raimond), 497 (1342, Ogier S.St.Front);


ArmTxt:
le sire de capane, de gueles a vj plumes v les pennes en chievron les buhos deseure de faisant

AiCmnt:
S.Caupène (dep Landes, ar Dax, can Mugron), no details.
Jougla GA 2:354;


ArmTxt:
le visconte de ourste, de gueles au lion d or

AiCmnt:
V.Orthe. The pays d'Orthe, present ar Peyrehorade (dep Landes) was an ancient vicomté with 11 parishes.


AiCmnt:
Possibly Duras or Tartas, not identified. Same arms as Gramont P.Bidache from Navarre in BER:908.


ArmTxt:
le sire de courton, losengie d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de roscu, d or a iij piez de garson d asur en faisse

AiCmnt:
Named as Roscu or Rosen, not identified.


ArmTxt:
le sire d aubetere, de gueles a iij lupars d or passans esquartele contre l argent par l acort du prince


ArmTxt:
le senescal de tholouze, faisse d azur [et d or] a vj tortiaux de gueles suz l or

AiCmnt:
Marciac, dit sénéchal de Toulouse.
XPG:446;


ArmTxt:
le sire d usez, parti d argent et de gueles a ung baston d or dentee dessuz


ArmTxt:
le sire de chardiach, d argent a j lion de gueles a le bordure de besans de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de tenimes, d argent au chastel de gueles


ArmTxt:
le visconte de florensegart esquartele d argent a j lion de gueles et d or a ij buefs de gueles a le bordure copponnee d or et d azur a fers a cheval de l un en l autre

AiCmnt:
1) Florensac (Armagnac), 2) ui;
Boos BER 123;    Anselme 2:775;


ArmTxt:
le sire d amboise, paille d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de moully, faisse d or et de gueles ondee


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de villemur, my party d argent a lion d azur a le bordure de besans de gueles premier quatier, et le second de gueles a ij faisses d or et l autre moitie d or a ij tournelles de gueles


ArmTxt:
le conte de vantadour, d or eschiquete de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de barbasan, d asur a le croix d or


ArmTxt:
le conte d estrach esquartele d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le poth de lantas, d argent a iij faisses de gueles, de savoye


ArmTxt:
ponterny a le fleur de liz de sable coppe par le pommel

AiCmnt:
More likely to be part of the preceeding item (Archiac) than separate  {Or/Ar fleur-de-lis p.n. Sa}.


ArmTxt:
le conte de poitiers, de gueles a v castiaux d or

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "Poitevinz à baniere".


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de la marche, burle d argent et d asur


ArmTxt:
le conte de la marche, de france a baston de gueles a iij lions d argent suz le baston


ArmTxt:
le sire de partenay, burle d argent et d asur a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
le viconte de rocheuart, ondee d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de chienin, d azur a le croix d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de ruffins, burle d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de moncas, lozengie d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de vivone et de tor, d ermines a chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de torni, paille d or et d azur a le faisse d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire d aspremont, de gueles a j lion d or coronez d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de moulion, d argent a j lion de gueles coronez d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de cemilly, d or a le bordure de merlettes de gueles a quartier de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le visconte de touart, d or et seme de fleurs de liz d asur a quartier de gueles


ArmTxt:
le prince de salerne, de france a baston d argent a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
One of the titles used by members of the olderr maison d'Anjou.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de pons, d argent a le faisse bendee d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le visconte d aunay, de gueles a iij paulx d or s en sont li dois losengie


ArmTxt:
le sire de livuret, seneschal de poitou, d argent au lion de sable germinet [hermine] d or

AiCmnt:
S.Lombers,  senechal de Poitou
 XEP:1149; XDD:1132 (1303, Hugo Adhemer dL);
CHK XEP - date, Dupont-Ferrier. Gallia Regia vol.4


ArmTxt:
le sire d uisez, d argent a j lion de gueles a baston d azur


ArmTxt:
messire guichard d angle, d or a j lion d asur billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Guichard d'Angle, S.Angle (dep Vendée, can & cne Chantonnay) & Pleumartin &c, o.s.p.m.1380, french sénéchal Saintonge 1350, captured 1351-53, fought at Poitiers 1356, joined Edward III in 1363, marshal in Aquitaine 1363, at Najara 1367, KG 1372, E.Huntingdon 1377;
GEC 6:650-653; DBA 1:146; XEP:46;


ArmTxt:
celui de le roche, de gueles a iij losenges bendeez d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de capas, de gueles a ij paulx vairijes a chief d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de rochefoucaude, burle d argent et d azur a iij chievrons de gueles, et crie le roche


ArmTxt:
celui de savary, de gueles a j lion d or corone d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de lesay, burle d argent et d asur a la bordure de merlettes de gueles a ung quartier de mesmes, suz une fleur de liz d or


ArmTxt:
celui de colongne, telz armes burle [au quartier d argent] a le fleur de liz de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de jocherain, aussi burle [au quartier d argent] a l aigle de gueles membre d or


ArmTxt:
c de la marche, aussi burle a j quartier de france


ArmTxt:
celui de monbro, esquartele de gueles et  burlet d argent et d asur


ArmTxt:
messire joffroy d argenton, d or a iij tourtiaux de gueles, en l un ung anieul d azur a vij croisettes d azur flourez au debout

AiCmnt:
Geoffroi d'Argenton, in english service together with Jean dit Mauburin de Linières [578] and Thomas Percy sénéchal of La Rochelle.
Froissart AC (NYPL, ms.804:214r);  Potier NB; XEP:60 (1230,  Geof, senechal) + 62 (1245, Aimeri) + 61 (1218, femme, Eustace); XDD:1203;


ArmTxt:
messire wirelescaut, de gueles a chief de sable a j lion d argent rampant sur tout l escut

AiCmnt:
Wirelescaut or  Wistelletaut (in LBQ and PRT9, not identified.


ArmTxt:
le sire de le salle, de sable a iij croix patteez d or


ArmTxt:
gadiffier de la salle, telz armes esquarteleez contre d argent a iij gastiaux d azur en bende

AiCmnt:
Gadifer la Salle, fl.1373-1414, chambellan of D.Berry 1374, of D.Orleans 1394, of the king 1396, in Prussia 1390, in Canaries Is 1402-06, created R.Canaries, sénéchal de Bigorre 1414.
Bozzolo CAM 1:137;
>> item-refs


ArmTxt:
celui de rochefort et de la marche a chief de gueles endentee


ArmTxt:
celui de rochegouart, ondee d argent et de gueles a le bende d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de mainlvaut, de gueles a le faisse d argent a vj fleurs de liz de mesmes naissans de le faisse, iij desoubz et iij deseure


ArmTxt:
celui de rochefort, de la marche a iij fleurs de liz de gueles

AiCmnt:
##- The corresponding items LBQ:578 and PRT:649 '.. rochefoucauld both have repeats of URF:571 Rochefoucauld / LBQ:561 'larchefort' / PRT:633 'rachefort'.


ArmTxt:
celui de rolbaut, de sable a ij lupars d or passans


ArmTxt:
le sire de laval, d or a la croix de gueles a xvj aigliaux d azur a v coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "mansiaux à baniere".
XDD:2555;


ArmTxt:
le sire de prubly, d or a vj aigliaux d asur et v de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire dersielle, burle d or et de sinope a lion de gueles coronez d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de castelvuagart, varijet contre varijet d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le conte de vandome, d argent a chief de gueles a lion d asur rampant sur tout l escut

AiCmnt:
C.Vendôme had a short time in abeyance between the belonging to the maison Montoire 1217-1371 and maison Bourbon 1374-1495. Bouchard (VII, Montoire), o.s.p.m.1371. Cath, si&h, gm/ Jean de Bourbon, 1344-1393, C.laMarche 1362 & C.Vendôme 1374 (j.u.), his wife Catherine was sister and heir of Bouchard. The Vendôme (Preuilly) arms were used by the Montoire counts.
ESNF 3.4:723-728 (Anjou, Preuilly, Montoire) + 3.1:74 Bourbon; Anselme 8:722-733 (Montoire); XDD:991 + 3842-3843;


ArmTxt:
le sire d amboise eschiquete [estakie] d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de cuse, de sable a iij jumelles d argent en la faisse


ArmTxt:
celui de bresegnies, de gueles a l escusson d argent et a le bordure de roses d or


ArmTxt:
celui d ansegnies, de gueles a iij roses d ermines


ArmTxt:
celui de logny, d azur a je quintefueille d argent et goutte d or

AiCmnt:
Emended with 3 droplets (larmes or gouttes, gutty);


ArmTxt:
celui de courtoisiens, d or iij quintesfueilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de vassay, d azur a ij jumelles d or au chief de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de wenghe, d asur a le quinte fueille d argent goutte d or


ArmTxt:
celui de caours sire de malicorne, burle d or et de gueles


AiCmnt:
The header reads: "chi aprés sensuivent les armes du duc de Bretaigne et d’autres seigneurs du paiz à baniere".


ArmTxt:
le sire de castelbruyant, de gueles seme de fleurs de liz d or

AiCmnt:
The arms of the vicomte de la Bellière is {Or chief indented Sa} or Raguenel {qtly Ar-Sa}.
XDD:1758;


ArmTxt:
le sire de locheac, vairiet contre vairiet d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
les armes de blains, telz armes a croissant de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de clichon, de gueles a j lion d argent coronnez d or


AiCmnt:
S.Rieux (dep Morbihan, ar Vannes, can Allaire).  Jean (II, 1342-1417) was appointed maréchal de France in 1397. Hias father Guillaume (II) died in 1364.
Anselme 6:764-765; Potier NB 3:36-37; XDD:3421;


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

AiCmnt:
Girard (V) de Chabot, fl.1343, d.1399, B.Retz & Machecoul &c. Retz & Machecoul went to Laval after 1406. Arms of Machecoul.
ESNF 10:77;
>> Potier NB 2:123 a.o., sigil 1276, older family


ArmTxt:
le sire d anlion, d or a j lion de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire d ansenis, de gueles a iij quintesfueilles d ermines perceez


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


ArmTxt:
le sire de rochefort d or a l aigle de sable

AiCmnt:
Not Rochefort, but sr de la Roche-Bernard, who usually used the doubleheaded eagle as in SIC:1229. Eudon (II), o.s.p.m.1364, S.Lohéac & Roche-Bernard, left a daughter and heir, Isabeau, who married Raoul (VIII) Montfort (d.1394).
RFHS 64 (1994); Fabre NB 20; Dom Morice 1:178, sigil;


ArmTxt:
le sire de beaumanoir,[d asur] a x bill[ettes] d argent

AiCmnt:
Jean (IV) S.Beaumanoir, d.1385, partisan of Blois in the breton civil war, but by 1380 a senior diplomat for the Montfort duke.
Sumption HY 3:375; Boos VER; XDC:777; XPO:1109;


ArmTxt:
le sire de roys, d or a le croix de sable

AiCmnt:
Girard (V) de Chabot, fl.1343, d.1399, B.Retz & Machecoul &c, as in [614]. Retz & Machecoul went to Laval after 1406. Arms of Retz.
ESNF 10:77;  XEP:572 (not Laval); FF.22019:37 (sigil);
>> Potier NB 2:123 a.o., sigil 1276, older family


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


ArmTxt:
le sire de tourneindue, esquartele d or et d argent [azur]


ArmTxt:
le sire de rougy, de gueles a le croix d argent eslargie

AiCmnt:
Often blasoned as 'croix eslargie', which might be interpreted as a cross formy (URF, LBQ) or patonce (PRT). See [733] for confounded arms.
XDC:8004-8005;


ArmTxt:
le visconte de rohen, de gueles a x lossenges d or en pel et sont perchies


ArmTxt:
le sire de montauben, telz armes a lambiau d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de lagalle, d or a j lion de gueles passant a coquilles d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire d avaugor, d argent a chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
The line of the barons de  Avaugour ( dep Cotes-d'Armoricaine, ar Guincamp) became extinct in 1334. The heiress Jeanne (d.1327) married Guy de Bretagne C.Penthièvre (d.1331). Their daughter and heir Jeanne  de Penthièvre (d.1384) married Charles de Blois (Châtillon), who ruled Brittany as pretender 1341-64. Their eldest son Jean  C.Pentièvre (d.1404), who married Marguerite de Clisson c.1388, was prisoner in England during most of the time. Charles and Jeanne had two younger sons: Guy (d.1385) and Henri. 
Anselme 3:59-60;  ESNF 3:79, 7:18; Jones CB, tbl II; XDD:1260;


ArmTxt:
le sire de quintin, telz armes au lambiau d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de tinquerant, d avaugour au lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de la muche, de gueles a tourtiaux d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de rochelan, d asur a le faisse d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de feullie, d or a la croix d azur dentee


ArmTxt:
ode la fueille, telz armes au quartier de rohein


ArmTxt:
le sire de riues, d azur a vj tourtiaux d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de dinant, de gueles a le faisse d ermines fuselee a tourtiaux d ermine


ArmTxt:
le sire de la porte, d azur a j chievron d argent a iij croisettes d argent senz croisetees


ArmTxt:
le conte de lille, de gueles a le croix d or wide et pommelee a deboux


ArmTxt:
le sire de bondegart, de gueles a iij tortiaux d ermines


ArmTxt:
le sire de bryeus, d argent a iij tourtiaux de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de tintennach, d argent a iij faisses de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de l espinoche, telz armes a lambiaux d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de valence, esquartele d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de le fontadue, de gueles a l aigle d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de fontaines, d or au lion d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de moulac, de gueles a vij rutes d argent en pel


ArmTxt:
celui de saint deniz, bende de vj pieces d argent et de sable, l argent frettet de gueles


ArmTxt:
le seneschal d or au chief de gueles a ij paulx vairijez

AiCmnt:
Emended to '.. Le seneschal [de Bretaigne] ..' by Adam-Even.


ArmTxt:
lot dain, d argent a iij roses de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui du bois, de gueles a iij lions d argent coronez d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de clatquin, d argent a l aigle de sable a ij testes


ArmTxt:
biauvillier, faissie d argent et de sinope a le bordure de merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de guay, burle d argent et de gueles a iij anyaux de sable


ArmTxt:
jehan le visconte, d or au chief d azur dentee

AiCmnt:
Jean de Raguenel S.laBellière & V.Dinan, d.1415 at Agincourt, son of Guillaume (d.1364). Jean served in many of the campaigns of Bertrand Guesclin. The Raguenel acquired the vicomté de la Bellière or Dinan (dep Côte d'Armoricaine) by marriage in 1332.
     The arms  of Raguenel was {qtly Ar-Sa} and of le Bellière {Or chief indented Sa} as in NAV:817, given as qtd in GUE:76 'je raguenel vic de dinan'. Jean sealed in 1381 with Raguenel & label (XDD:3351), and has Raguenel in URF:738 and in NAV:821.
Potier NB 1:66+ 3:18; Pastoureau GUE 41 #76;
>> sigil;


ArmTxt:
celui du pont, vairiet a croissant de gueles


ArmTxt:
monpanchier, d or a j lion de sable a croisettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
cabenay, d or a ij lions de gueles passans coronez d asur


ArmTxt:
aubegny, de gueles a j lion d ermines coronez d or


ArmTxt:
la roche, de la gaille a le bordure de sable


ArmTxt:
celui d aurechon, de gueles a iij jumelles d argent


ArmTxt:
bussegaut de tanne, d or au lion d azur corone de gueles

AiCmnt:
Brisegaut de Coëmes al. Coismes, fl.1383-92, a vassal of Laval, probably in cne Couesmes-le-Froulay (dep Mayenne, ar Mayenne, can Ambriéres-les-Vallées).  
      The arms are assigned to Payen de Coëmes in NAV:836, BIG:200, TMO:64, and VER:541.
 XDC:2645;
>> sigil + refs;


ArmTxt:
celui de la roche, d or a j lion de sable corone de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de lanchorne, d argent a lion d asur


ArmTxt:
messire gautier d angiers, d or a lion d asur billetet de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de cadudal, d argent a la croix de sable engraillie


ArmTxt:
le sire de montendre, de gueles a lion d or a tramieres d or


ArmTxt:
celui de cantourse, de brisay a le bordure de merlettes noires


ArmTxt:
celui de biusin, d argent a le croix de gueles a xij molettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
monseigneur bouciquaut, d argent a l aigle de gueles a ij testes

AiCmnt:
Jean (I) le Meingre dit Boucicaut, 1310-68, maréchal de France 1356 after Poitiers. He was father of Jean (II, 1365-1422), appointed marshal in 1391. The family came from Tours and held  la Bourdaisière near Tours (dep Indre-et-Loire, cne Montlouis-sur-Loire, can St.Avertin) and Bridoré (dep Indre-et-Loire, ar Loches, c-l-c).
Nussard T 87 #44; Anselme 6:760 (Jean II); XDC:5549 (1356, Jean I);


ArmTxt:
le sire de cabriat, d asur a le fleur de liz d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire d archiaut, de gueles a ij paulx et vairijes a chief d or


ArmTxt:
mourissies mauvimet, varijet contre varijet d argent et de sable a le bende de gueles

AiCmnt:
Maurice de Mauvinet, d.<1400, died shortly after he married Marie de Craon in 1396.  He fought Peticon de Pellagie in the lists in Bordeaux in 1389 in a tournament held by John of Gaunt D.Lancaster. By 1396 he had followed his kinsman Guilaume de Mauvinet as bailli de Chartres and royal chamberlain.
   Guillaume de Mauvinet, fought in Poitou 1372. Was bailli de Chartres and chambellan du roi in 1392.
Anselme 8:572; Sumption H 3:155; Froissart, Vol.3 ch.140; XDC:5922-5923 (1368, 1392 Guil); XDC:5926 (1392, Maurice);


ArmTxt:
le sire d aubegny, d azur a iij chievrons d asur [d or] fendus


ArmTxt:
celui d ausay, [d argent] a le bende de gueles a molette d or


ArmTxt:
castelon, d azur a ij lupars d argent passans


ArmTxt:
le sire de mongeron, d or a iij lions de sable coronez de gueles


ArmTxt:
le vendemois, d ermines a chief faisse d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de la frette, paille d argent et d asur a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui d aumers, losengie d argent et de gueles au chief de sinope


ArmTxt:
celui d armenort, de sable a v bastons d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de la barre, de gueles a l escusson d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de rochefort, vairijet contre vairijet d or et d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de crisy, losengie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Gui (V) Turpin de Crissé, d.<1380, married 1360 Marie de Rochefort, eldest son of Gui (IV, d.1350). The family was noted 1211, seat in dep Sarthe, can l'Isle-Bouchard, cne Crissé. Jean Turpin de Crissé is among the angevins in [815].
      Robert Nussard proposed Lancelot, d.1414, son of Gui (V), as the S.Crissé. He married in 1388.
Jougla GA 6:372 (anj), Nussard T 138;  XEP:705 (1211, Gui) + 706 (1271, Gui); XDD:3792;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan leveilliet, d or frettet d azur

AiCmnt:
Probably misread for Jean Kerlouët, fl.1367-1374, who killed John Chandos in Spain 1370. He commanded in in Limousin 1370. Kerlouët, dep Côtes-d'Armoricaine, ar Guincamp, can Maël-Carhaix, par.Plévin, év.Cornouaille.
Sumption H 3:76 (Jean); Potier NB 2:107 (seal, 1374, uncoloured);


ArmTxt:
messire saint ondiert, d or a le croix de gueles a v coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Guillaume Oudart (in LBQ and PRT).
>> sigil XEP

AIRefs:
LBR:332* (a2); NAV:911* (a2); BER:649* (a2);  VER:501* (cross); VER:502* (+ orle of martlets); TMO:140* (cross ch. escallop);


ArmTxt:
celui de rochefort, burle d argent et d azur a chief de gueles dente


ArmTxt:
celui de bremont, de gueles a le bende vairijet d argent et de sable et de iij vairs


ArmTxt:
celui de lannoy, d argent a j lion de sable a l escusson de saint george [d argent a la croix de gueles] suz l espaule


ArmTxt:
le sire de montalais, d or a iij chievrons de gueles a le faisse d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de chieny, d ermine au chief de croain [craon]


ArmTxt:
celui de monternart, telz armes a molette d argent au chief


ArmTxt:
celui de mattemort, d or a ij faisses de gueles pommeleez a le bordure a le merlette de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Bertrand (II) de Goyon S.Matignon, son of Alain (III, d.<1363)
Pastoureau GUE 33 #85;


ArmTxt:
messire estiene guyon, telz armes a le bordure d azur

AiCmnt:
Etienne (IV) Goyon, d.>1401, younger brother of Bertrand (II) S.Matignon [701] and founder of the cadet line of Gouyon de la Moussaye. He was appointed marshal of Brittany 1379, and admiral 1385.
Pastoureau GUE 33; Anselme 5:394; Potier NB 1:471-472; XDD:2302 (Etienne);


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint ligier, d argent frettet de gueles


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de castelgiron, d or au chief d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de la ruue, d argent au chief d or a baston d asur engreilliet a l escusson de saint ligier suz l or


ArmTxt:
le sire du jeu, d azur a j lion d argent corone d or


ArmTxt:
messire guion de rochefort, les armes de rochefort a iij coquilles d argent suz l azur en bende

AiCmnt:
Guion de Rochefort, member of a breton embassy in 1391.
   The base arms are probably Rochefort-en-Terre [690] differenced by a bend charged with 3 escallops, as in LBQ and PRT.
   Gui de Rochefort S.Assérac sealed in 1380 with the base arms (XDD:3419).
Lobineau HB 1:474;


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint pierre, d or a le bende et deux coutices d azur

AiCmnt:
Jean de St.Père dit le senechal, d.1415, S.Notre-Dame-de-Bondeville, sénechal d'Eu;


ArmTxt:
le sire du parch, d azur a j lupart d or passant corone de gueles et meurise du parc, a lambiau [de trois pieces de gueulles]

AiCmnt:
Actually a double entry item of father and son.


ArmTxt:
le sire de crevecor, d azur a tortiaux d or a lion d argent passant


ArmTxt:
le sire de casteler, d or au chief de sable a lambial d argent


ArmTxt:
messire acariz d infier, d argent a ij [iij] fermaux de gueles, et porte ij graves de sable au tymbre

AiCmnt:
Acaris d'Iffer, fl.1340, d.>1392, sealed 2me Traité de Guèrande.
   Arms probably unfinished in this manuscript as PRT:802 has {monseigneur aquari denfer, dargent a trois fremaux de geulles, et porte deux noirs grauwes au timbre}.
Potier NB 2:42;


ArmTxt:
messire payen de condet, de gueles a iij espeez d argent droittes

AiCmnt:
Payen de Condest, probably from Condest (dep Morbihan, can La Roche-Bernard, cne Nivillac.
Potier NB;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bellesach, d asur a le croix d argent ancree a debout tieste de serpent d or


ArmTxt:
messire binnor de laval a quartier de clisson

AiCmnt:
Gui dit Brimor de Laval, d.1383, active 1355, S.Blazon & Chemillé (dep Maine-et-Loire, c-l-c), grandfather of Gilles de Raiz (executed 1440).
ESNF 14:137; Reguier: Seals of Montmorency, 3.ColAIH, 1983:141-150;


ArmTxt:
le sire de monfort, d argent a le croix de gueles ancree a debout tiestes de serpent d or


ArmTxt:
celui de plusqueleuc, d argent a iij chievrons de gueles


ArmTxt:
rotelen, d ermines a iij faisses de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de maure, de gueles a croissant variet


ArmTxt:
l aigle, d or a j lion de gueles passant a coquilles d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de parisy esquartele de losenges d argent et de gueles, et d asur a le croix d or dentee

AiCmnt:
Blason of Q2+3 emended to cross engrailed Or.
 Potier NB 2: 352 = pq[Ar fretty Gu; Az cross lozengy Ar-Gu; =, =];


ArmTxt:
jehan de matico, de gueles a iij chievrons d argent a une espee de mesmes a pommel d azur seans en bende le pointe deseure parmy le chievron

AiCmnt:
Jean (I) de Machecoul, 1318-1403, S.Viellevigne, younger brother of Louis S.Garnache, o.s.p.m. 1360. The branch was descended from Oliver de Dreux S.Braine-Machecoul (d.1279), a brother of Jean I D.Bretagne. Machecoul, dep Loire-Atlantique, ar Nantes, c-l-c, but acquired by Chabot early 14C. Amrs of Machecoul.
ESNF 3:67 (Dreux); Potier NB 2:215, NA 3:123;


ArmTxt:
celui de resay, burle d argent et d azur a vij losenges de gueles seans en pel


ArmTxt:
celui de caruuel, de gueles a le faisse d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de malar, de gueles a vj lozenges d argent perchiees seans en pel


ArmTxt:
celui de fontenay, d argent a iij jumelles de gueles en bende

AiCmnt:
Thomas de Fontenay, captain of Rennes 1378, french courtier & cmdr.
Sumption HY 3:364;


ArmTxt:
celui de pehouet, d or a le faisse de gueles suz iij fleurs de liz d or


ArmTxt:
celui de monbouchier, d or a iij pos de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de salevonnieres, de gueles a le croix d or eslargie


ArmTxt:
le sire de sameson, de gueles a iij porte d or et mureez entraciez de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de cohemain, de gueles a vj anyaux d argent


ArmTxt:
guillaume de rogy, de regiolle [guels a le] fleur de liz d or

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Rougé, probably a younger son of Rougé S.Derval & Rougé (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Chateaubriant), as in [623].
    The arms ought to be a cross formy al. 'croix eslargie' as in the seals. The confusion is increased in PRT:824 and LBQ:848 with 3 fleurs-de-lis.
Potier NB 2:367;


ArmTxt:
celui de berain, ondee en faisse d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de lannoit, d argent a j lion d asur a lambial de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de plouglou, de sable a iij faisses d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de trechiz, esquartele de gueles au croissant burle d argent et d azur, et de gueles a iij tortiaux d ermines

AiCmnt:
There might be a confusion on the arms and legend of this item. PRT:828 has Mauré {Gu crescent Vr} qtg Bodegat, while URF and LBQ has Tréal {Gu crescent barry Ar-Az} qtg Q2.


ArmTxt:
le visconte de la bierliere, esquartele d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Jean de Raguenel S.laBellière & V.Dinan [655] with the arms of Raguenel


ArmTxt:
celui de raguel, telz armes a lambial de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de motalles, d or a v bastons d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de plaissiz, lozengie d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de larberno, d argent a iij tortiaux de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de safroy, d or a l escusson pierchiet de sable suz vj croisettes d or florees

AiCmnt:
\URF = uncertain blason = d'or à l'escusson pierchiet de sable suz vj croisettes d'or florees; saffres ou aigles de mer (XCB);  CHK blason
RE: Saffré, bre, Rolland 5:220 = Az 3 crosses flory Or & chief Or;  XCB:452-453;


ArmTxt:
celui agomach, de gueles a croissant [d or] a le bordure de merlettes d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de toufaut, de sinope a lion d or corone de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de la boneoire, d or a j lion passant my parti de gueles et de sinope


ArmTxt:
celui de vaugie, vairijet a iij croissants de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de mabor, esquartele de rochefort et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de mieruel, esquartele [echiquete] d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le borgne, de sable a le croix d argent a quatre [cinq] coquilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de savaige, de gueles a l aigle d argent a deux testes membre d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de garnier, d argent fretet de gueles a chief de sable sur iij molettes d or perchieez


ArmTxt:
celui de souvain, d ermine a le croix de gueles [eslargie]


ArmTxt:
celui de tesqualle, eslargie de gueles a iij chievrons d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de barillieres, d or a le croix et a iiij lions de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de postaven, varijet d argent et de sable


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


ArmTxt:
celui de baille, varijet a croissant de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de honfoie, eschiequete d argent et de gueles un croissant de l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
celui de creus, faissie d or et de gueles a le bende d ermines


ArmTxt:
celui de campane, d ermine au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de lonnelay, d azur a vij losenges d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de trinequindy, d or a trois pommes de pin de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de pledrein, d or a vii losenges d azur perchiez


ArmTxt:
celui de copu, d argent a le croix de sable a v molettes d or perchiez


ArmTxt:
celui de bauvolein, d argent enfaisseez [a deux fasces] de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de bron, d azur a le croix d argent fretet de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de vayer, de crain [craon] a baston d ermine


ArmTxt:
celui de marseline, de sable a iij fleurs de liz d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de fresnay, vairijet a croissant de gueles a le molette d or perchie


ArmTxt:
celui de harlay, de gueles fretet d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de vaucler, d argent a iij canes de galisse [chouettes] de sable a rouges piez et a rouges becz


ArmTxt:
le sire de fevrier, de sable a chief d or en bende


ArmTxt:
celui de ploumangat, d azur a iij bendes d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de oust, d argent fretet de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de salaby, de gueles a le bende d ermines a lambiaul d or


ArmTxt:
celui de le mur, de gueles a iij samons d argent a le molette d or perchie


ArmTxt:
le sire de toblieres, de gueles a sautoir d argent engreille


ArmTxt:
le sire de severoch, d argent a iij mains de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de sainboutie, de gueles a le croix d or eslargie a iiij samons dos a dos et sont un peu ployes


ArmTxt:
celui de lesparmes, de gueles a iij fleurs de liz vairijet


ArmTxt:
celui de preauze, de sable a iij aniaulx d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de marsain, eschiequete d ermines et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de bretesque, de sinope a le croix d or


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


ArmTxt:
celui de clerbauc, d argent a ij fesses de sable a iij tortiaux au chief


ArmTxt:
celui de leet, de gueles en [ij] faisse d ermines a x losenges d or sur les gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de casso, de gueles a iij faisses vairijees


ArmTxt:
celui de scranuch, de gueles a iij quintefeuilles d ermines


ArmTxt:
celui de corigo, d or a le bende d asur a iij aigles d argent sur le bende


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


ArmTxt:
celui de mavoisons, d argent a iij testes de chievres de [sable]


ArmTxt:
de salehause, d argent a le croix de gueles a iiij fueilles de houx verdes


ArmTxt:
le sire de le haye, de gueles a le croix d ermine patiee


ArmTxt:
celui de bregiz, d azur a l escusson d argent a une trave d or et a vij croisettes d or en bordure


ArmTxt:
celui de lompriaus, d or a le faisse de gueles fuzelee a vij croisettes d asur floreez iiij et iij


ArmTxt:
celui de la roche, aussi le scamp d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de iiij barbe, de sable a le bende et deux fresiaux d argent

AiCmnt:
The Quatrebarbes are usually listed with the angevins or poitevins. The corresponding items are in LBQ:969 and PRT:952.


ArmTxt:
celui de orvaus, aussi les fresiaux d or


ArmTxt:
celui de moncelles, d or a iiij chievrons d asur refenduz, le premier coppe


ArmTxt:
celui de la gressille, de gueles fretet d argent


ArmTxt:
le duc d anjou, de france a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de craan, lozengie d or et de gueles et crie clariau

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (I) de Craon, c.1318-1387, V.Chateaudun (dep Oise, c-l-a) & S.La Ferté-Bernard (dep Sarthe, c-l-c). He married Marguerite de Flandre (Dampierre) before 1341.
ESNF 3.4:721; Anselme 8:567; Nussard T 64; XEP:273;


ArmTxt:
messire villame de craan visconte de casteldun, les armes de craan au baston d azur

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (II) de Craon, d.1409/1410, V.Chateaudun & S.Montbazon & Marcillac, son of Guillaume (I) [803].
>> sigil all;


ArmTxt:
le conte de vendome, d argent au chief de gueles a lion d asur suz tout l escut rampant

AiCmnt:
Bouchard (VII) de Montoire, o.s.p.m.1371, C.Vendôme, son of Jean (VI, d.1364), or Jean de Bourbon (1344-1393) C.laMarche and C.Vendôme (j.u.) as husband of Catherine, sister of Bouchard. Arms of Vendôme. 
   Vendôme (dep Loir-et-Cher, c-l-a) is on the border ofTouraine and Ile-de-France.
ESNF 3.4:723-728 (Anjou, Preuilly, Montoire) + 3.1:74 (Bourbon); Anselme 8:722-733 (Montoire);


ArmTxt:
jehan de vendome, telz armes a je fleur de liz d or

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Vendôme (Montoire), fl.1434, Vd.Chartres >1407 & S.Lessay, royal councillor, son of Robert S.laChartre & Lessay (d.1401) and  Jeanne de Chartres Vds.Chartres (d.1407). He married Catherine de Thouars Dm.Pouzauges in 1441 and had 2 children.
      The arms were borne by his ancestor Geoffroi S.laChartre (fl.1268-1292) and his grandfather Amaury (d.1350).
      The entry may have been confused with Jean S.Feillet (d.>1400), who differenced with an inescutcheon of Avagour in NAV:765 and undifferenced in XDC:9305.
ESNF 3.4:727 (Feillet) + 728 (laChatre & Lessay);

AIRefs:
CPF:97 (Geof); NAV:767 (Amaury); LBR:641 (count);


ArmTxt:
le visconte de beaumont, d azur a ung lion d or et a fleur de liz de mesmes


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


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de cammaillart, vairijet contre vairijet d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de mallevrier, d or a j chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de lille, d or a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de gissies,[d azur / gueles] a iij losenges d or

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Various copies of URF has the field Az or Gu with 3 or 10 losenges, neither of which is a known coat of arms in the major armorials or name in standard references.


ArmTxt:
le sire de croiscamps, d azur a le croix d or billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de la forest, d argent a le fleur de liz de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de bersegnyez, de gueles a l escusson d argent a croisettes d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de caumonchiel, d or a l aigle de gueles a ij testes


ArmTxt:
celui de soustrelle, de gueles a iij chievrons d argent a lambiaul d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de jau [sainct jehan], [fasce-]ondee d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
bernesax, de gueles a iij lions d argent


ArmTxt:
aaubegny, de gueles a la faisse d argent losengie


ArmTxt:
celui de bosset, de sable a le croix d argent dentee

AiCmnt:
Bouchet, bre, Rolland 1:281;  Potier NB 2:134 (sigil);


ArmTxt:
celui de rochemadoch, d or a iij jumelles de gueles

AiCmnt:
URF, LBQ and SIC has the arms of Rosmadec vicomte Gouarlot & Mayneuf, while PRT:591 has another Rosmadec (marquis de Gourlaine & Rosmadec).
Rolland 5:192;


ArmTxt:
celui de casteler, d or a chief de sable a lambiaul d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de goion, breton, d or a ij fesses de gueles [nouees] a le bordure de mierlettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de sablonnieres, d argent a le croix de gueles pattee


ArmTxt:
celui d orely, d or a chief de gueles a iij coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de sassel, de gueles a iij chievrons d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de maillat, de gueles a iij paulx vairijez a quartier d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de lompraiaus, d or a le faisse de gueles fuzelee a vij croix d azur floreez, breton


ArmTxt:
celui de la tremaille, d or a chievron de gueles a iij aigles d azur

AiCmnt:
De la Trémoille, the family came from Trémoille (dep Vienne, ar Montmorillon) in Poitou, see Gui (VI) in [1212].


ArmTxt:
celui de persech, burle d argent et d azur a iij chievrons de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de la chartre, de gueles a le croix d or ancree


ArmTxt:
celui de bersegnyez, de gueles a l escusson d argent a croisettes d or recroiseteez


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de la rosse, [fasce-]ondee d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Jean la Roche-Tournoël, no details. The family, a cadet of la Roche-Aymon, originated in Limousin, but moved to Auvergne.
XDC:7785 (1359, Hugues, auv)


ArmTxt:
celui de plessiet fremail, d argent a le faisse de gueles a vj escussons d or suz l ecut et sur le faisse j lion d argent passant


ArmTxt:
messire vuillame de la motte, d argent a le faisse de gueles a vj fleurs de liz de mesmes naissans de le faisse


ArmTxt:
messire y de buel, esquartele d azur a croissant d argent d argent a vj croisettes d or recroiseteez a long piet et de gueles en fers de molin d or, et est ung fer de molin breton

AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Bueil, d.c.1390, chamberlain of D.Anjou. He married Anne d'Avoir. Possibly their son, Jean (IV, d.1415), who became maitre d'arbaletiers de France or grand master of the crossbowmen. Bueil qtg Avoir de Châtel-Fromont.
ESNF 3:733 (Auvergne-Boulogne); Monstrelet TJ 1:621; Nussard T 55; Anselme 7:848-855; XRO:2302* (reversed, Jean, 1391)


AiCmnt:
The arms of the Dauphin d'Auvergne is {Or dolphin Az}, as in LBQ and PRT.


ArmTxt:
le sire de brion, d asur a lion [d or] triffle de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui d osselin, de montagut a lambial de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de vienne, d or au dauphin d azur

AiCmnt:
Arms of the Dauphin de Viennois.
The header reads: "vienois à baniere".


ArmTxt:
le sire de sassenage, burle d argent et d azur a lion de gueles corone d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de castelneuf, d argent a chief de gueles a iij potentes de saint anthoine [taus] d asur

AiCmnt:
les trois taus de saint antoine d azur sont omis


ArmTxt:
le sire de morbec, de gueles a ij lupars d or passans

AiCmnt:
Rolland 4:165 = {Or 2 lions passt guard Az};


ArmTxt:
le sire de varembon [de guelles] a le croix d ermine


ArmTxt:
le sire de bostange, d or a l aigle de sable membre d asur a j baston eschiquete d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint jor, d or a j sautoir de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de bellecombe, d or a le bende de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de montlart, d or au lion vairiet

AiCmnt:
Rolland 4:255, Moullart de Torcy, art (Cb);


ArmTxt:
le sire de loras, de gueles a le faisse losengie d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de foras, d or a le croiz d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire d anio, de gueles a l aigle d argent membree d or


ArmTxt:
messire alemans, de gueles a fleurs de lis d or


ArmTxt:
monchenu, de gueles en le bende engreile d argent a l aigle d asur et de sable suz le bende


ArmTxt:
le sire de monfaulcon, d asur au sautoir d or a v besans d argent [gueules]


ArmTxt:
le sire de clermont, de gueles a ij clefz d argent en sautoir


ArmTxt:
le sire de giere, vairiet a chief de gueles a demy lion d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de vignay, de gueles a une tour d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de la tour, d or a la tour de gueles


ArmTxt:
clavison, [d or] a le bende de gueles a iij clefs d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire d ars, de gueles a castiaux d or


ArmTxt:
le conte de valentinois, d asur a besans d argent et a chief d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de le palusse, de gueles a le croix d ermine


ArmTxt:
le prince d orenge, d or a j corn d asur loijez de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le conte de genoyve, d or a iiij pointes d azur

AiCmnt:
C.Geneve. The line became extinct in 1394, when the last of 4 brothers died. These were Aimon (III, d.1367),  Amedée (IV, o.s.p.l.1369), Pierre Bp.Amiens (d.1392) and Robert S.Cruseilles, cardinal (d.1394). A nephew, Humbert de Thoire (d.1400) held the title until it was bought in 1402 by the C.Savoie. After a lengthy diasagreement, the title was recognised by the emperor in 1422 and some land awarded to the plantiff of Chalon-Arlay in 1428.
ESNF 11:158; Sieb 2/1.1.3:t66; LxMA;


ArmTxt:
le conte de gruyeres, de gueles a je grue d argent membre d asur, et le doit on faire en levant [les ailes]

AiCmnt:
Rolland 3:107, ESNF 15:3-5; Galbreath LH;  XRA 1:842;


ArmTxt:
messire l de savoye, les armes du duc a baston copponne d or et d azur

AiCmnt:
The arms are a variant of the {cross & bend} borne by the cadets P.Achaia & Morea & Piémont, extinct 1418, when the last of the 3 sons of Jacques de Savoie (1315-1367) died. They were Philippe (1340-1368), Amadeus (1363-1402) and Louis (1364-1418). Piémont reverted to the ducal line.
    Louis (I) de Savoie, 1413-65, 2.duke 1440, C.Beaugé 1424, C.Geneve 1428, P.Piemont 1434, married in 1432  Anne de Chypre-Lusignan (1415-62) daughter and heir of  Janus I R.Cypres.
    PRT:415 has Jean, and LBQ:455 a reference to the C.Geneve. The bend may be blazoned 'bend compony of Geneve'.
XDD:11668*, 11671* (cross & bend, 1393, Amadee P.Piemont, Louis); XDD:11658* (cross, 1436, Louis P.Piemont & C.Geneve);

AIRefs:
BEL:382* (c1); KCR:626* (c1); MIL:1382* (c1); RUG:827* (c1); RYN:770* (c1);  UFF:349* (bend, Piémont); BHM:2416* (c2); GEL:1354* (bend comp Ar-Az, P.Piemont); RYN:154* (bend comp Ar-Az, conte de valtasanove);


ArmTxt:
le galois de basme, d or a le bende d azur vuivree

ArmIdf:
Etienne (II) dit le Gaulois la Baume-Montrevel

AiCmnt:
Etienne (II) dit le Gaulois la Baume-Montrevel, d.1363/69, S.Valfin &c, maître d'arbeletiers de France 1338, served as LtGen of Languedoc and Brittany from 1336.
Anselme H 9:109; ESNF 15:53-57;  XRO:998-1007; XPG:385; XCB:193; XDD:1327;


AiCmnt:
The blason of this and the following item are confused and has been emenended with {d'or au chef de gueules} by Adam-Even.


ArmTxt:
le sire de terny, d or a iiij paulx d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de castillon, telz armes a baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de quatremars, esquartele et vairiet contre vairiet, de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de le chambre, de france a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de causenay, d or a l aigle de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de villart, bende d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de vuarenchon, vairiet et contre vairiet d argent et d azur a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire thomas de granson, telz armes a iij lions d or

AiCmnt:
Thomas de Granson, possibly the younger son of Guillaume 'le grand' (d.1386) S.Ste.Croix, who lived 1368-1381, partly in english service.
    Blason emended to refer to [932] S.Grandson with bend ch. escallops. See also the undifferenced S.Salenove [944];
ESNF 11:154;


ArmTxt:
monmaour, d argent a l aigle de gueles membrez d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de bonival, d or a le croix de sable a v coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de calemont, de gueles a chievron d or


ArmTxt:
celui de chielle, d argent a le croix de sable ancree


ArmTxt:
j de vausere, d azur a chief paille d or et de gueles de vj pieces

AiCmnt:
Probably Pierre de Vozerier, who went to Prussia 1357. Their seat was in Vozerier (dep Haute-Savoie, can laRoche-Foron, cne Amancy) Se of Geneve. PRT:432 has Pierre.
DHBS 7:175; Paravicini PR 1:85;


ArmTxt:
celui de romiree, d argent a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire h [hue] le mareschal, d or a le bende de gueles et a six quoquilles d azur

AiCmnt:
Hugues le Marechal de Meximieu (Meximieux, dep Ain, ar Bourg-en-Bresse, c-l-c), no details.
Foras AS 3:337;  Rolland 3:144;


ArmTxt:
le sire de fourmances, d or a le bende d asur a le molette d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de salenoue, paille d argent et d asur

AiCmnt:
Probaly unfinished, the Sr de Salenove used paly Ar-Az and bend Gu.


AiCmnt:
Pierre dit batârd de Geneve, d.1385, S.Alby, illegitimate son of Guillaume (III) C.Geneve (d.1320).
ESNF 15:17 (bastard)


AiCmnt:
Thomas S.Lullin, d.1407/23, son of Pierre dit le batârd de Geneve [946].


ArmTxt:
le sire de ville, d or a le croix de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de menonville, d azur a le croix d or fretet d argent [de gueules]

AiCmnt:
Manonville in county of Bar used Or cross Sa fretty Ar.


ArmTxt:
celui de casteler, d or a le bende de gueles a iij fleurs de liz e d argent et crie prury


ArmTxt:
le sire de baione, d argent a le bende de gueles a iij alerons d or et crie preny


ArmTxt:
le sire de monbuyron, d ermine a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de bossenant, de sable a l aigle d or


ArmTxt:
celui de canoien, de granson a iij molettes d or


ArmTxt:
le sire d autroymont, d or a lion de sable a baston coppone d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le galoiz de viry, de salenoue a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire d ars en savoye, geronne d or et d azur a l escuchon de gueles enmy l escut


ArmTxt:
le sire de grantmont, bende d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de castes, d or a le tour de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire lieuru, d or a chievron de sable


ArmTxt:
jehan de gingins porte esquartele de jenville et durone

AiCmnt:
Jean or Jacques de Gingins de Divonne, in Pays de Vaud, currently dep Ain, ar Gex, cne Divonne. Jacques de Gingins married c.1400 a daughter of the Gex-Divonne branch of Joinville (origin: dep Marne in Champagne). Joinville qtg Gingins.
   LBQ:488, PRT:449, SIC:1700 and probably also the URF-compiler interpreted Jenville/Jouiville qtg Durone/Divonne as {Gu 3 bars gemel A qtg Ar bend Gu}.
ESNF 7:8 (Joinville); Rolland 3:50 (Ar lion Sa, billety Sa; Gingins);
>> sigil, other refs


ArmTxt:
le duc de bourgongne esquartele de france et de bourgongne

AiCmnt:
Philippe de France (Valois) 'le Hardi', d.1404, D.Touraine 1361 & 1D.Bourgogne 1364.
   The border compony of the Bourgogne-Valois dukes has been emended as in LBQ:286 and PRT:277.
   The header reads: "chi aprés sensuyvent les armes du duc de Bourgongne et des autres seigneurs du paiz".


ArmTxt:
les armes de la duchie, bende d or et d asur a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de la conte de bourgongne, d azur a j lion d or billete et corone de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le conte de tonoirre, de gueles a le bende d or


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de chalon, telz armes a le molette d azur au chief de le bende

AiCmnt:
Jean (II) de Chalon, d.1362, S.Arlay or his grandson Jean (III, d.1418), S.Arlay 1388 & P.Orange 1393.
ESNF 2:61; XDD:1680 (1303, Jean S.Arlay); see [965];


ArmTxt:
le conte de montbeliart, de gueles a ij truttes d or, c est la femelle du saulmon

AiCmnt:
C.Montbéliard al. Mömpelgard, dep Doubs. The arms were derived from those of the counts of Bar & Mousson, which family held the county until 1162, when it came to the Montfaucon family, which held it until 1282 and again from 1332 to 1397, when it finally came to Württemberg by marriage.
    Another coat-of-arms, {Gu eagle Ar}, is also attributed to Montbéliard for Renaud de Bourgogne (Vienne), d.1321, count 1282 in right of his wife Guillemette de Neuchâtel, heiress of Montbéliard, see [2437].
ESNF 11:134-135; Jequier CM;  Köbler HL 434; XDD:2900;


ArmTxt:
le sire de monfaulcon, telz armes au tressior d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de tollay, d or au lion de gueles au baston d azur


ArmTxt:
celui d argens, telz armes senz le baston


ArmTxt:
le visconte de bruniquet, d or a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de treny, geronne de x pieces d argent et de sable


AiCmnt:
LBQ and PRT has a sr de Rencons with an identical blason.


ArmTxt:
le sire de montegny, d azur au lion d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire du faic, [d or] au chief de gueles a iij paulx vairiet


AiCmnt:
Popof LBQ and URF has [bandé d'or et de sable].


ArmTxt:
le sire d autremont, d or a j lion de sable a baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de biauvy, d or a lion de sable et crie flandres

AiCmnt:
The sr de Beaujeu & Dombes has a label Gu added in LBQ and PRT.


ArmTxt:
celui de vergny, de gueles a iij quintes fueilles d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de francmergin, d or a [iij] bendes de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de cantry, d azur a le bende d or billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de villart, bende d or et de gueles, savoisen


ArmTxt:
celui de mermis, de gueles a j lion d or a molettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de grely, d or a le croix de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de pesmes, d azur a le bende d or a molettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de muersain, d or a le bende de gueles a le bordure de merlettes d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de savoye, d or a l aigle de sable a ij testes membrez de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de corsiel, d azur a le croix d or billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de viane, de gueles a l aigle d or membre de mesmes


AiCmnt:
Jean de Vienne S.Roulans & Bonnecontre, d.1396 (at Nicopolis), Admiral de France 1357, commanded in several french campaigns, incl. in Scotland.
    His arms are usually differenced by an escallop.
ESNF 3:456; Sumption HY 3:545 a.o.;  Galbreath LH 131;


ArmTxt:
celui de mont saint johan, de gueles a ij escussons d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint amour, d asur a lion d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de pommelin, d or a la faisse de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de roy, de gueles a l escarboucle d or


ArmTxt:
celui d aigremont, de gueles a j lion d argent a le queuhe fourquie

AIRefs:
see [996];  -- PRT &c REMOVED TO THIS ITEM


ArmTxt:
celui de charny, de gueles a iij escussons d argent et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de antegny, de sable a ij bars d or a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez


ArmTxt:
le sire de castel, d or a le croix de gueles dentee


ArmTxt:
le sire de francelin, d argent a lion de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire d oizeler, de gueles a le bende d or engrellie


ArmTxt:
le sire de monmartin, burle d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de strabonne, d or a j lion d azur


ArmTxt:
messire guy le porch, d argent a le croix de sable pattee


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de craon, d or a le faisse d or [d azur]


ArmTxt:
monsieur d igney, faissie d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire de saint aubin, d argent a le bende d asur a iij besans d or suz le bende


ArmTxt:
celui de monjustin, d or a le bende de gueles a ij coustices


ArmTxt:
celui de castelmorant, de gueles a iij lions d argent coronez d or a croissant d azur en le moyene


ArmTxt:
celui de revelay, de sable a le bende d or a le bordure de coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de colane, d argent a le croix de gueles ancree


ArmTxt:
le barois, d or a le croix de sinope ancree


ArmTxt:
le sire de biauvoir, d or a l aigle de gueles, et crie cusance


ArmTxt:
les armes de jenville, d azur a iij broyes d or loyees d argent, au chief d argent a demy lion de gueles rampans ongle et coronne d or, et crie jenville


ArmTxt:
saint trivier, d or a une bende de gueles a une estoile d or ou chief de le bende, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de noyers, d azur a l aigle d or, et crie son nom


AiCmnt:
S.Toulongeon, any of the lords of the following generations: Fromond (fl.1327-58), Jean (d.1363), husband of Marguerite de Sennecy Dm.Villeneuve, Tristan (d.1400), or Jean (d.1427).
   Considering that there was no blazon in URF/a, the set [1035-1036] is probably aded later for the borthers Antoine S.Traves and Jean, d.1427, S.Toulongeon & Sennecy, marshal of both Burgundies 1422 and captain general of Burgundy. He has Toulongeon qtg Sennecy in CAM and LYN.
     No blason in URF/a, item emended with arms of Toulongeon..
ESNF 15:186-189;  XCB:498Q1; XDC:8955;


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Toulongeon, d.1432, S.Traves & Montrichard & la Bastie, CTdO 1430, marechal de Bourgogne, brother of Jean (d.1427), see previous item.
     No blason in URF/a. IN ETO and LYN, Antoine  has Toulongeon qtg Sennecy differenced {Gu 3 bars undy Or qtg Gu 3 bars gemel Ar, overall border Az}.

AIRefs:
ETO:1037; LYN:1067 (Antoine, qtd); CAM:532* (Antoine, less border);


ArmTxt:
le sire de ty, d or a iij lions de gueles a j sautoir d argent et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le grand maistre de prusse porte d argent a une croix de sable potentee videe et remplie d or et en milieu de le croix ung escusson de l empereur


ArmTxt:
le sire de l aubespin, d asur a j sautoir d or


ArmTxt:
messire wathier de chavery, d asur a je bende d or billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
The corresponding items, LBQ:380 and PRT:1561 has a sr de St.Omer with {Or bend Gu ch. mullet Or} which is notged in Rietstap / Rolland 5:227 in Artois.  Another St.Omer dit van Reninghe, fla, Rolland 5:227, has { Az bend Or, billety Or}, which is identical to PRT:302 and SIC:1540 Chauvery or URF:982 Beauvoir.


ArmTxt:
messire anthoine de monsaujon, de gueles a ix tourtiaux d or

AiCmnt:
Antoine de Monsaujon, Montsion or Monfaujon, not identified. Here with 9 roundels. URF:1214 has Pierre in Champagne with 6 roundels.
Rolland 4:229 (Az-Ar, Monnet et de Montsaugeon, frc);


ArmTxt:
messire henri de dongrant, grant maistre d ostel du prince d orenge, porte d argent au chief paille de vj pieces d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Henri Dongrant, maître d'hotel de Prince d'Orange.
  The franc-comtois Louis de Chalon became Prince d'Orange in 1418 after marrying the heiress, Marie de Baux.


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de chissy, d argent au chief endente [de sable] de iij pieces et iij roses suz chascune piece

AiCmnt:
Jean de Chissé, the family was noted in 1235. A Jean was govenor of Franche-Comté in 1357.
Chesnaye DN 5:629-630; Rolland 2:80;


ArmTxt:
messire bertremieu louvet, grant maistre d ostel de la princesse d orenges

AiCmnt:
No blason in URF/a. Bartholomy de Louvet must have obtained his post after 1418, when Louis de Chalons married the heiress.
Rolland 4:94 has several Louvets or Louvats from Bugey, Dauphiné or Berry.


ArmTxt:
jehan grant porte de sable a j chievron d argent a iij lambiaux de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Jean de Grant, no details. One Jean was captian of Tournus in 1437, the family came from Poligny (dep Jura, c-l-c).
Boos BER;


ArmTxt:
alixandre de noscroy porte d argent a j chievron de gueles a iij quintes fueilles d or, les ij au chief et une au piet, a iij lambiaux de gueles

AiCmnt:
Blasoned 'porte d'argent à j chievron de gueles à iij quintes fueilles d'or, les ij au chief et une au piet, à iij lambiaux de gueles' as if the cinquefoil are on the field. However, the tinctures, Rolland 3:296 and LBQ:386  (both without label) are evidence that the cinquefoils are charged on the chevron.


ArmTxt:
jehan de champignoles, de sinope a je bende d argent


ArmTxt:
hymbert de saunier, de sable a une fleur de liz d or au milieu de l escut


ArmTxt:
le duc de bar, d asur a ij bars d or a croisettes d or recroiseteez a long piet

AiCmnt:
D.Bar
The header reads: "ci aprés sensuyvent les armes du duc de Bar et des autres seigneurs du paiz à baniere".
Anselme 5:491; ESNF 1.2:226-228; XRO:844; XCB:46;


ArmTxt:
le sire de pierrefort, telz armes a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Pierrefort, a cadet line of maison Bar from c.1290 to 1380. Variant arms are known. One of the generations: Pierre (I), fl.1291, d.1348; Henri (d.1380); or Pierre (II, o.s.p.1380)
ESNF 1.2:227;  XRM:280 (1314, Pierre (I) S.Pierrefort, border engr); XRM:286-288 (1365, 1370, Pierre (II), rose in fess pt)


ArmTxt:
le sire d aspremont, de gueles a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de lempy, de gueles a v aniaux d or en sautoir


ArmTxt:
le sire d armoise, gironne de xij pieces d or et d azur a l escusson de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaufremont, vairie contre vairie d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de vieux, d or a iij paulx de gueles, et crie vrie


ArmTxt:
le sire de boulongne, telz armes a j baston d asur endente


ArmTxt:
le sire de buisensy, de grant pret a lambiaul d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de toulon, de vuademont a j baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de la tour en wiuvre, de guelles a vj lupars d or contrepassans


ArmTxt:
le sire de blaramont, de gueles a ij saumons d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de ribaupiere, d argent a iij escussons de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de cernay, d argent a le bordure de gueles et crie cernay


ArmTxt:
le sire de sorsy, d or a l escusson de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de sorbe, de sarnay a croissant de gueles, et crie sarnay


ArmTxt:
le sire de clermont, de gueles a je clef d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de turninieres, d or a le faisse d azur a iij aniaulx de gueles au chief


ArmTxt:
le sire de marsy, d azur a j lion d or a fleurs de lis de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de cardonne, de lompy a lambiaul d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de monchieux, de gueles a v aniaulx d argent [d or] en sautoir


ArmTxt:
le sire de rampont, telz armes a quartier d ermines


ArmTxt:
le sire de bourg, d azur a le croix d argent, et crie bourg


ArmTxt:
le sire de mars, d argent a le bende de gueles a iij merlettes d or sur le bende


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint amant, faisse d argent et de sable, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de stanville, d or a le croix de gueles ancree au lambiau d azur, et crie briane


ArmTxt:
le sire de boulaimont, burle d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de heraucourt, de gueles a le croix d or a ung quartier d argent a j lion de sable passant


ArmTxt:
le sire d orne, d argent a v aniaulx de gueles en sautoir


ArmTxt:
le sire de bruille ganville, de biauffremont a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Bulgnéville (Beauffremont), a cadet of Beauffremont from c.1240 to 1440, e.g. Humbert (d.1368), who married Jeanne de la Fauche before 1360 and had a son Hue (d.1440).
ESNF 13:38;


ArmTxt:
le sire de boraquegny, d argent a iij paulx de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de longueville, d asur a sautoir d or et est de camee


ArmTxt:
le sire de billy, de gueles a iij billettes d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de wateronville, d or a le croix de gueles


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


ArmTxt:
celui de housse, d argent au chief eschiquete d or et d azur, et crie seponenhem


ArmTxt:
le sire de ransieres, d argent a ij faisses de sable, et crie grant joye


ArmTxt:
le sire de creux, d or a le croix de sable, et crie priny


ArmTxt:
le sire de soul, d azur a le croix d argent et j quartier losengie d or et de sable, et crie priny


ArmTxt:
le sire de marly, de gueles a j lion d argent a le queuhe noee, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire d autraumont, de sinope a le croix eschiquetee d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de samieres, de sarnay a le fusee [fasce] de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de biernamont, d argent a v aniaulx de sable en sautoir


ArmTxt:
menonville, d or a le croix de sable frete d argent


ArmTxt:
espinoy, d azur a fleur de liz d or a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
saint leu, d or a iij bastons de gueles, et crie fauquegny

AiCmnt:
Either Jean de Faucogney, d.1385, S.St.Loup & Ronchamp, or his cousin Gérard, d.1387, S.St.Loup-en-partie & Thins & Jainvilotte. The family were cadets of Rougemont and these lines became extinct in 1555.
ESNF 15:157; Gauthier FC 12 #129; XCB:292; XDD:2136, frc; XRL:5511-5514;


ArmTxt:
le duc de lorraine, d or ale bende de gueles a iij alerions d argent sur le bende et crie priny

AiCmnt:
The extended header reads: "loraine / tout le croix crient en armes parmy / tout les bendes crie [à] couvert / tous les aniaulx crient lupy / ci aprés sensuyvent les armes du duc de Lorraine et des autres seigneurs de son paiz à banniere".


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


ArmTxt:
le sire de sierques, d or a le bende de gueles a iij coquilles d argent suz le bende


ArmTxt:
le sire de la roche, de gueles a vij tourtiaux d or a le bordure de gueles [d argent]


ArmTxt:
le sire de publeny, d azur au lion d argent ongle et corone d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de rosiers, losengie d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de sachenay, de gueles a iij testes de lupars d or


ArmTxt:
celui de sausy, d azur a estelles d or a le bende de gueles a iij lions d argent, et crie vuarenes


ArmTxt:
lencourt, d azur a le croix d argent engreillie


ArmTxt:
linde, de bourgogne a le bordure engreillie


ArmTxt:
les armes de dulli, burlet d or et de sable


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bayon, d argent a le bende de gueles a iij ayglaiaulx [d or]


ArmTxt:
monseigneur de le ville, d or a le croix de gueles a lambiaul d azur


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de la manoville, losengie d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de casteler, d or a le bende de gueles a iij fleurs de liz d argent

AiCmnt:
emended
Begin HLB 207;  Parisse NL; XDD:1783;


ArmTxt:
jehan de buisieres, losengie d or et de sable

AiCmnt:
Jean de Bouxières S.Bouxières-aux-Dames (dep Meurthe-et-Moselle, ar Nancy), no details.
Marot BL #91; XRA 1:312; XRL:3348;


ArmTxt:
les anciennes armes de champaigne sont de gueles a ung lupart d or passant

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "ci aprés sensuyvent les armes des seigneurs de champaigne".


ArmTxt:
les armes de champaigne, d azur a le bende d argent a ij fresiaux d or


ArmTxt:
les anchiennes armes de brianes, d or a le croix de gueles ancree, et crient briane

AiCmnt:
Alleged ancient arms of Brienne, but no independent evidence. The Ramerupt branch sealed with {barry & lion} in 1230 and 1269 (XDD:1569, 1571).  See next item.


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de briane, d asur a lion d or billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de conflans, telz armes a baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de chastillon, de gueles a iij paulx vairiez d argent et d azur ou chief d or a le merlette de sable, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Gaucher (VI) de Châtillon, d.1377, S.Châtillon & Troissy & la-Ferté-en-Ponthieu, or his son Gaucher (VII, d.1416).
   Charles, o.s.p.m.1401, S.Jonchery, a younger son of Jean S.Châtillon (d.1363) and his 2nd wife Isabeau de Montmorency, appear to have acquired the namegiving lordship by 1380 and left it to his eldest daughter Isabeau, who married Charles de Soyecourt S.Mouy (d.1415).
  The Châtillon were the major family in western Champagne bordering Ile-de-France with very many cadet lines and variations of arms. They held many high offices over time. By the end of the 14C, the name-giving lordship had devolved on one of the lesss prominent branches. See the survey of branches and their bearing of arms in  Clemmensen AC.
ESNF 7:17-23; Anselme 6:91-126; XDD:2328 (Gaucher S.Ferte, 1370); XDD:2324, XRO:2982 (1387, 1393, Charles);


ArmTxt:
le conte de porsien, de chastillon a iij coquilles de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not the arms of Châtillon C.Porcien or Porcéan, noted c.1300-c.1435, but as in LBQ:158 and PRT:159 those of the S.Pacy or Passy-en-Valois (dep Aisne, ar Château-Thierry, can Neuilly).
Bozzolo CAM 2:35; XDD:3140-3141 (1297, 1312, Philippe S.Pacy & Nanteuil-le-Hardouin); XDC:6931 (1415, Renaud);


ArmTxt:
le vidame de chaalons, de chastillon a ij lions de gueles contrepassans juans de la patte

AiCmnt:
Jean Vd.Châlons & S.Bazoches, fl.1383, no details. 
      The arms were used by the Dampierre branch of Châtillon and by the Vd.Châlons & S.Bazoches.
ESNF 7:19 (Dampierre); XDF:57 (1385, Hugues de Châtillon S.Dampierre & Rollancourt, maître d'arbeletiers de France); XDC:2078 (1383, Jean Vd.Châlons & S.Bazoches);


ArmTxt:
le sire de le frette, de chastillon a iij merlettes de sable

AiCmnt:
Either the same Gaucher (VI) or Gaucher (VII) as in [1116] with single martlet, or his eldest son Jean (II, d.1416). Jean (I) de Châtillon, d.1363, S.Châtillon & Troissy & Marigny, father of Gaucher (VI), sealed with these arms in 1319 (XDC:2343). Jean married Aliénor de Roye Dm.la-Ferté-en-Ponthieu & Dury in 1315.
ESNF 7:19-20;  XDP:236 (Gaucher la Ferte, 1342); XDA:1817 (Gaucher la Ferte, 1350); XDC:2329 (Gaucher S.Ferte, 1402)


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de la frette, seigneur de dury, de chastillon a j lupar de sable passant

AiCmnt:
Jean de Châtillon, o.s.p.m.1377, S.Dury & Gandelus, 2nd son of Jean and Aliénor Dm.LaFerté & Dury [1119].
     Similar arms were used by Hugues de Porcien (Châtillon) S.Précy in 1383 (XDC:7340) and the Nanteuil branch.
ESNF 7:20; XDC:2345 (1339, Jean S.Dury);  XDD:3031-3034 (Nanteuil);

AIRefs:
WIN:875 s.n.; VER:618 (Nanteuil); NAV:620; see also [1116];


ArmTxt:
messire guillaume de la frette, seigneur de durs, de chastillon a l escusson de briane

AiCmnt:
Hardly Guillaume (d.1440) S.laFerté, a younger son of Gaucher (VII) S.Troissy, as his mother was only wedded in 1383. More likely to be, as in PRT:163,  Jean, d.1397, S.Dours, son of Gaucher S.Dours (d.1380) and nephew of Gaucher (VII) S.Troissy. Robert (d.1415), the younger brother of Jean, bore similar arms. Inescutcheon of Brienne.
ESNF 7:20; XDD:1798 (1369, Jean); XDC:2355 (1405, Rob);


ArmTxt:
le sire d autraice, de chastillon a le [vivre] de gueles

AiCmnt:
The Autrêches branch of Châtillon was noted 1172-1308, but there is no documentary evidence of any of its members using the present arms. Autrêches, dep Dep Oise, ar Compiègne, can Attichy.
ESNF 7:17+23;

AIRefs:
HCN:199 'sr de cortisie'; LBR:319 s.n.; see also [1116];


ArmTxt:
messire jehan d autraice chastelain de bar, de chastillon a demy lion de sable

AiCmnt:
Jean d'Autrêches Châtelain de Bar, no details.

AIRefs:
LBR:477 'jehan de villes'; see also [1116];


ArmTxt:
celui de nantuel, de chastillon a j lion de sable sur le chief

AiCmnt:
S.Nanteuil, a cadet of Châtillon of the Autrêches subline. The lion should be passant
Clemmensen AC 11; ESNF 7:23;


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de joigny, de gueles a l aigle d argent membre de senois


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de joigny, d azur a l aigle d or membre de senois et vienent de noyers


ArmTxt:
le sire de broyeres, [d azur] a iij broyes d or ataquiez a fieux d argent croisiet en sautoir


ArmTxt:
le sire d englures, d or papelonne de gueles a cloquettes d argent et crie [son nom]


ArmTxt:
les anchiennes armes d englures, d or a le croix de sable encree, et crient leur nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de traynel, vairijet contre vairijet d argent et d asur, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Le sire de Trainel, premier baron de Champagne, from Trainel, dep Aube, ar & can Nogent-sur-Seine. The title and lordship was held in the late 14C by Jean (III) de Mornay [1211].
Bouly EH 103 (geneal);  Adam WIN 58; Chassel SC 127, sigil; XDD:3759 = XCB:505 = barry; XCB:503-511;


ArmTxt:
le sire de plasy, telz armes au baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de charny, de gueles a iij escussons d argent et crie charny


ArmTxt:
celui de moncornet, de chastillon a demi lion de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de ville savoye, de chastillon a iiij merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de roinel, faisse d or et d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de lors, de sable a j lion d argent corone d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de blemery, de gueles a le croix d argent endente


ArmTxt:
le sire de thissery, les armes de lost a quartier du conte de salubruce

AiCmnt:
The shield in PRT:190 is blank with a the outline of a canton sketched and blazoned 'Le seigneur de Tintery, les armes de Loth au quartier du conte de Sallebrach'. The arms are emended to Tintery as in LBR:798 (Ar-Sa-Ar) and in other members of the Bourgogne segment of the Urfé-group having a variant of Saarbrüggen in the canton. This might be modern Tintury, dep Nièvre, in the comté de Nevers.


ArmTxt:
le sire de sainte croix, d argent a le croix de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de mery, de sinope a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de courtenay, ondee d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de merlo, d or a le faisse de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de dampierre, de chastillon a ij lions de sable contrepassans sur le chief


ArmTxt:
les armes de dampierre, de gueles a ij lupars d or passans


ArmTxt:
le sire de fallais, d argent a le bende de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire hue du bos, de gueles a l arbre d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de le fance, de sable a le croix d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de [la] roche, esquartele de flandres et de dampierre de gueles a iij [ij] lupars dor passans et crie flanders


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint disier, de flandres a lambiaul de gueles, corone de mesmes, et crie flandres


ArmTxt:
le visconte de myaulx, de choucy a j quartier de gueles suz ung escusson de myaulx, c est vairie contre vairie d argent et d asur en mylieu ung escusson de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de bury [burt], de gueles a j lion d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Two different coats of arms for a sr de Bury competes for this place. URF and SIC has {Gu lion Ar -or- Gu lion Or, billety Or}, while LBQ:203 and PRT:204 has {Gu escutcheon Ar}. The latter is known as a wallonian coat of arms (Rolland 1:358n3).


ArmTxt:
celui de tousy, de blois a iij merlettes d azur


ArmTxt:
item encore j d autriche, de blois a j lion de gueles passant


ArmTxt:
celui de baionne, d argent a le barre de gueles suz iij aigles d or, lerains

AiCmnt:
Blasoned as barre or bend sinister ch. 3 eagles.


ArmTxt:
celui d arzelieres, d or a j lion de sable a croisettes de mesmes a long piet


ArmTxt:
celui de constelle, de gueles a iij faisses d argent


ArmTxt:
celui donnenseroit, d argent a j chievron de gueles a iij roses de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le visconte de rosiel, vairie contre vairie d or et d azur a ij faisses de gueles a j quartier d ermine


ArmTxt:
celui du car, de gueles a vj manches d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de murs, de gueles a le faisse d or bretesquie


ArmTxt:
celui de gerriande, d or au lion de gueles billete d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de saint vorain, d argent au chief de gueles a iij escussons d or sur le chief


ArmTxt:
celui de blonquelenoy, geronne de xij pieces d or et d azur a l escusson d argent suz j lion de gueles rampant


ArmTxt:
celui de soryes, d or au chief de sable a demy lion d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de corlande, d or a iij roses de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de vendy, de gueles a demy lion d argent

AiCmnt:
RE: Vendeuil, pic (Rolland) = {Az lion naissant Or};


ArmTxt:
celui de batleham, burle d or et de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de jouane, d argent a j quartier de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de biauloire, d azur a le croix d or endentee


ArmTxt:
le sire de joncourt, de sable a ij lupars d or passans


ArmTxt:
celui de bretegny, d argent a le faisse de gueles a j lion passant [de sable] sur le chief


ArmTxt:
celui de charlan, de gueles au chief d or a ij molettes d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de janly, de gueles fretet d argent ou chief d or a iij quintes fueilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de corbon, d azur a bende d or a le molette de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de blasy, d or a le faisse de sable a vj coquilles de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Jean S.Blaisy,  fl.1374-1384 (Blaisy, dep Cote-d'or, ar Dijon, can Sombernon), distinguised french solider, went with De Charny to Scotland in 1384 as a volunteer.
Sumption HY 3:526;  XCB:202 (fess fretty acc. orle of martlets);  XRO:1526 (Jean, 1374);


ArmTxt:
celui de chemini, de gueles a j lion d ermines

AiCmnt:
URF has probaly confused Montaigut-le-Champaix, in Bourbon-Auvergne, with Chemin, in Normandy).


ArmTxt:
celui de la loge, d ermine a j lion de gueles coronez d or


ArmTxt:
celui de passelieres, d or a j sautoir de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de branges, d argent a iij paulx de gueles a le faisse de sinope


ArmTxt:
celui de cailly, de pommelain  a iij besans d argent suz le faisse ou chief j demy lion d or [de sable]


ArmTxt:
celui de bursy, esquartelle d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de montmeliant, de sable a ij bars d or a fleurs de liz de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de goy, d or a le faisse de gueles et wivree de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de vagorien, de gueles a le bende d or a le merlette de sinope


ArmTxt:
celui de sainte liez, telz armes a le molette de sable

AiCmnt:
Mullet should be sinople as in LBQ, Chalon-Ste.Liz.


ArmTxt:
celui de sombenon, de gueles a iij lions d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de baserne, de queles a iij paulx vairiez ou chef d argent

AiCmnt:
Louis de Toucy, fl.1349-1407, o.s.p.m., S.Bazerne & Bussy. The family named for Toucy (dep Yonne, c-l-c) branched off Châtillon-sur-Marne in 12C according to ESNF 7:17, but descended from Narbonne according to ESNF 3.114.


ArmTxt:
celui de frelaye, telz armes a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
le plaissiet, de balahan a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de tyr, de gueles a iij aniaulx d argent


ArmTxt:
celui d arsie, d argent au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
riebault senon, d argent a le croix de sable dentee

AiCmnt:
The primary copy of URF reads 'riebault senon', but Paul Adam-Even read other copies as 'caulus', blasoned Or-Az as in the corresponding item in LBQ:245 and PRT:248 for Chalus-Lembron, in Auvergne.


ArmTxt:
celui de lussy, de chastelvillain a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
[de gueules au lion billeté d'or, cf. n° 1022]


ArmTxt:
celui de meury, de gueles a j lion d or a molettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de charbouge, geronne de xij pieces d or et d azur a l escusson de gueles suz rour l escu a sautoir d ermines


ArmTxt:
celui d argies, d or a demy lion de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint george, d or a iij testes de cheval de sable a tout le haterel


ArmTxt:
le sire de ranse, d or a le croix de gueles ancree et crie briane


ArmTxt:
les armes de sarnay, d argent a le bordure de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de fainnieres, telz armes a le faisse de gueles et crie sarnay


ArmTxt:
celui de le grainelle, esquartelle d azur a trois pattes de lion d or et d argent et sautoir de gueles a v besans d or


ArmTxt:
celui de clermont, de sable au lion d argent corone d or a le croix de gueles en l espaule du lion recroiseteez


ArmTxt:
celui de lesseneez, d or a le croix de sable ancree au quartier de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de chastiaux, [de gueles] a le bende d or billetee de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de digoine, eschiquete d or et de gueles a baston d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de buusses, d argent a le croix de gueles ancree


ArmTxt:
celui de vaulx, de sable a v aniaulx d argent, et crie viane


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de mornay, burle d argent et de gueles, et crie son nom, berruyeres

AiCmnt:
Jean (III) de Mornay, d.1390, S.Vouthon & Trainel (dep Aube, ar & can Nogent-sur-Seine), who fought at Cocherel in 1364. he was a younger son of Jean (II, fl.1350) and Jeanne de Melun, and brother of Pierre [544]. He married Marie d'Amilly. Trainel was the premier barony of Champagne. The arms of the family, which came from Berry, usually has a lion over all..
Anselme 6:279-297; XDD:2975 (1389, Marie d'Amilly, dx: 4 bars, sn: 3 bends);


ArmTxt:
messire guy de la tremoille, esquartele d argent a une aigle de gueles a ij testes membre[d or] et de la tremoille, angevin

AiCmnt:
Gui (VI) de la Trémoille, fl.1369-91, S.Sully & Craon  & Ste.Hermine & Dracy & Mareuil & C.Guines (c.1385), garde de l'Oriflamme, chambellan du roi, grand chambellan héréditaire de Bourgogne. The family came from Trémoille (dep Vienne, ar Montmorillon) in Poitou. Gui (VI) often quartered the arms with the eagle of Vienne or had Vienne as a canton.
ESNF 10:1-6; XEP:682 (Gui II, 1271); XEP:685 (1369, Gui, canton); XEP:686-687 (1391, Gui, qtd);


ArmTxt:
messire guillaume de lengres le bastard, d asur a vj vastiaux d argent ou chief d or a ung baston de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Langres, illegitimate son of Guillaume de Poitiers (1309-1374), Bp.Langres 1345.


ArmTxt:
messire pierre de monfaujon, de gueles a vj tourtiaux d or

AiCmnt:
Pierre de Montsaugeon, not identified, probably a brother of Anthoine [1041].


ArmTxt:
celui de dormans, d asur a iij testes de lupart d or


ArmTxt:
le bastard de charny, de charny a baston d azur

AiCmnt:
This bastard of Charny has not been identified. Jean (IV) S.Marault 1346, noted as a son of Dreux (II, d.1326), appears to be too early for the Kuunre (KUF) campaign of 1396, while a son of his more famous brother Geoffroi (d.1356) would be possible. The corresponding item, PRT:270, reads 'le bastard dole seigneur, de rozoy au baston dazur', which is emended to Charny.
ESNF 15:125

AIRefs:
LBR:756 'son frere'; BHM:3017 'le bastart de serni'; KUF:335 (Jean); see [1132];


ArmTxt:
celui de venderay, de gueles a iij tourtiaux d or


ArmTxt:
messire jacques de hans, faissie de xij pieces d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably Jacques de Hans, fl.1389-1437, younger brother of Henri (III, fl.1366-1436) S.Hans. They had an uncle and a grandfather of the dame name , who died in 1357 and 1353, respectively. The lordship of Hans was held by a cadet of Grandpré 1249-1544, and used the Grandpré arms.
Chassel SC 101, sigil 1313 (Jean); ESNF 7:11-13; XRL:523;


ArmTxt:
depuiz de france a le bordure de gueles, et furent les armes du conte de valois

AiCmnt:
Arms of the Valois branch of the capetians, as used by Charles C.Valois & Alencon, 1270-1325, brother of Philippe 'le beau' R.France 1285-1314, commanding the French army invading Flanders in June 1297. His son Philippe IV (r.1328-1350) became the first Valois king. Several of the king's eldest sons held the title of D.Normandie, though Jean II was probably the only to use these arms with the title, and only before 1350. The county of Valois lies NE of Paris.
XDD:1033 (1296, Charles);


ArmTxt:
le conte d encraville, de gueles a l escusson d argent a fleurs de merlies [sextefeuilles] d or et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
The vicomtes of Tancarville (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Le Havre, can Saint-Romain-de-Colbosc), hereditary chamberlains of Normandy, became extinct with Guillaume (VI, o.s.p.m.<1346). His sister and heir, Jeanne, married Jean de Melun V.Melun (d.1359), who was created C.Tancarville in 1352. The title went by marriage to Harcourt in 1415.
ESNF 7:55 (Melun); Chenaye DN 18:782-783; Prinet CPF 26; Anselme; XDN:559 (Guillaume V, 1283);


ArmTxt:
celui d amreval, paillie d or et d azur au chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
Robert (III) d'Esneval, o.s.p.m.1396, S.Esneval & Pavilly (dep Seine-Interièure, arr Rouen, can+cne Pavilly). His daughter and heir Jeanne married Gauvain (II) de Dreux (o.s.p.m.1415).
      In LBQ:1336, PRT:1387 and SIC:1075 substituted by a 'Bonneval' bearing {per pale Or-Az & chief Gu}. There is an Esneval in PRT:1448 among the non-bannerets.
Chenaye DN 7:358-360;  Michel, 'le roman de Ham'; XDC:3360 + 3368-3373;  XRO:4232-4234;


ArmTxt:
celui de bacqueville, d or a iij martiaux de gueles fenduz derriere en maniere de roches

AiCmnt:
Martel S.Bacqueville (Bacqueville-en-Caux, dep Seine-Maritime), no details.See also [1347].
Chenay DN 13:306-307;  XDC:5780;


ArmTxt:
celui de nainval, burle d argent et d azur a j lion de gueles engreillie [engueulle] d argent

AiCmnt:
##- Montmorel is repeated in URF:1367/LBQ:1440. There is conflagation with Grosparmy in URF:1294-1295, which is probably the cause for its omission in LBQ and PRT.


ArmTxt:
celui d aineville, d or au chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Anneville or Dammeville, perhaps a confounded Aunay dit le Gallois [60].


ArmTxt:
celui de troilly, d argent a iij lions de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Creully (Creully, dep Calvados, ar Caen, c-l-c).
Chenaye 6.296-297 (Creuilly); wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
celui de bray, d argent au chief de gueles a j lupart d or passant suz le chief

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Bray, fl.1356-1383, S.Cernon & Barenton & Vassy & Chapelle-Engenbold &al, noted 1118, the came from baillage de Cotentin and moved into the baillage du Caen with possessions around Barenton (dep Manche, c-l-c) and  Vassy (dep Calvados, c-l-c). His daughter Blanche, wife of Guillaume Harciurt S.Ferte-Imbaut inherited after her brother Guillaume jr. died without heirs.
Jougla GA 2.247; Chenaye DN 4:24-26; see also [1312, 1342].
#- seals


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

AiCmnt:
Béthencourt S.Rouvray & Grainville (possibly Rouvray-Catillon, dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Forges-les-Eaux, and Grainville-sur-Ry. Several members were royal chamberlains.
Chenaye DN 3:79-80 (lion guard);  XRO:1404, XDC:976;


ArmTxt:
le sire de hotot, d azur a j lion d argent estancele d or

AiCmnt:
S.Hotot (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;


ArmTxt:
les armes du conte de biaumont, lozengieez d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
Confounded arms for Beaumont-le-Roger (dep Eure, c-l-c), a comté-pairie 1328. The parent arms of the original family were checky, later with chevron or bend ermine, as for the english  Beaumont-Newburgh E.Warwick and the french C.Meulan.
ESNF 3:700-704; Burke PB 2:2943 (Warwick);  Anselme 2:403 (geneal); GEC 7:520 (geneal) + 12.2:app.A (name);


ArmTxt:
le sire de breton, d azur a j sautoir d argent a iij [quatre] estincelles d or

AiCmnt:
S.Averton, (dep&ar Mayenne, can Villaines-la-Juhel), no details.
Petit AP; XRO (BnF pieces orig 153 doss. 3136, p.55; Guil, 1254);


ArmTxt:
jehan maquiel, d argent a le faisse de sinope a iij quintefueilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de suquernel, d argent a le bende [de sinople] paillie [d or]


ArmTxt:
celui de fricamp, de gueles a le bende [d or] a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez


ArmTxt:
le sire du merle, de gueles a iij rais d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de mainville, d asur a ij paulx d or au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de tilly, d or a une fleur de liz de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de bornebos, d azur a ij [trois] fremaux d or


ArmTxt:
celui de pont sainte maxence, d or a iij jumelles de gueles


ArmTxt:
le boutillier, d azur a iij mains d argent estincelle d or

AiCmnt:
Le Bouteiller de Cretot, S.St.Gilles-de-Crétot (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Rouen, can Caudebec-en-Caux), hereditary butler of Normandy.
Wikipedia;

AIRefs:
CHA:208* (Az 3 hands or); PRT:1457* (annulets); LBQ:1401* (roundels);


ArmTxt:
celui de coubain, d asur a le croix d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified, proposed as Combon or Courban by H.S. London, M. Popoff and E. de Boos.


ArmTxt:
celui de fay, d or au chief de sable a demy lion d argent a le queuhe fourquie


ArmTxt:
jehan langinois, faisse d argent et de sable endentee de l un en l autre


ArmTxt:
le baron de viars, de gueles a iij aigles d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de la haye, d argent a iij escussons de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de braquemont, de sable a j chievron d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de hagenonville, d or a le bende de sable a ij fressiaux de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de barely, d azur au chief d or a le bende de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de saint germain, d or a le fleur de liz de gueles

AiCmnt:
Arms of Saint-Germain or d'Argences de Saint-Germain-Langot (dep Calvados, can Falaise). The item is omitted in PRT and substituted by de Boves in LBQ:1423.
Chenaye DN 1:756-760; Jougla 6:127 #30812;


ArmTxt:
celui de tyonville, d argent a ij bendes de gueles a le bordure de coquilles de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Arms of Thiéville. The items PRT:1473 and LBQ:1416 {3 bends within an orle of escallops] matches URF:1334 Turqueville in sequence. SIC:1066 has 3 bends only.
XDC:8857;


ArmTxt:
le sire de chippeto, d argent a j sautoir de gueles engreillee


ArmTxt:
celui de essars, de gueles a j chievron d or


ArmTxt:
celui de brianchon, geronne de xij pieces d aegent et d asur


ArmTxt:
messire jehan canet, d or a le croix de gueles ancree a iiij croisettes d azur suz l escut

AiCmnt:
Canet, not identified, same arms as Jean l'Abbé [1361]. The name is not in any of the clones, possibly a repeat.


ArmTxt:
celui de gamaches, d argent au chief d azur a j baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
r de rochetaisson, faisse de paille [et] d ermine a le baston de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui des escams, ondee d argent et d azur


AiCmnt:
The arms of the C.Ponthieu were {Or 3 bends Gu & border Az} in GEL:324 and most other armorials. Some variants have bendy & border, inverted colours or omit the border. The arms were used by town in the county (XSP:499 a.o.).
   The older ruling family was the Montgomery from the 9C to c.1240, when the Dammartin acquired it by marriage. They used various titles, Ponthieu, Aumale and Abbeville. From 1340-1360 it was held by Montmorency and Bourbon-la-Marche. It was ceded to England 1361-1369, when it became a french royal domain.
   The header reads: " Ci aprés sensuyvent les armes de Pontiers à baniere".
ESNF 3.4:635-639 (1er race, Montgomery)  + 3:649 (Dammartin) + 3:124B (Castille-Burgund) + 14:117 (Montmorency) + 3:74 (Bourbon);  Anselme 2:295;


ArmTxt:
celui de belloy, d argent a iij coquilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de franqueville, de merricourt a lambiaul d asur

AiCmnt:
Méricourt = {d'argent à trois maillets de gueules}.


ArmTxt:
le visconte de quesnes, d argent a le croix de gueles frete d or, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de lambersart, d or [a l ecusson de gueules] a vj papegaus de vers


ArmTxt:
adam de bonnart, d argent a iij escussons de gueles a tramimes de sable

AiCmnt:
Adam de Boubers, a participant in the tournament held outside Calais in 1377, as in [2677]


ArmTxt:
item de mailly, d or a iij maillez de gueles

AiCmnt:
Jehan de Mailly
##- check all Mailly in LBQ and PRT;


ArmTxt:
le sire de rancrolle, de gueles pappillonne d argent

AiCmnt:
PRT:1150 is transposed in parallel to LBQ:1196 as a consequence to the the mistake in the previous item, which must follow from faulty copying in their common source.
XDP:500;


ArmTxt:
le sire de crievecuer, de gueles a iij chievrons d or


ArmTxt:
le sire de la tournelle, d or a v tournelles de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de bremy, de coussy a baston d or


ArmTxt:
le sire d esponguy, d argent a le bende de gueles a iij tourtiaux d or


ArmTxt:
porrus d esponguy, telz armes a le merlette de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de paillart, telz armes venans en losenge


ArmTxt:
le sire dou rouveroit, de sable a le croix d argent a v coquilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de longviller, d or a le croix de guelles ancree, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Longvillers (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Etaples), a branch of Cayeux, see [1391], e.g. Lancelot/Anseau de Cayeux dit de Longvilliers S.Engoutsen & Longvillers, fl.1378-c1412 (CAM:203).
Chenaye DN 1:710-720 (cadet of maison Ardres); Chesnaye DN 1:714-719;  Popoff A;  Prinet CPF 23; XDC:5338-5340; XDD:1656;


ArmTxt:
le sire de villerval, vairie contre vairie d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Willerval (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Vimy), no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:459; XDF:1818 81365, Jean);


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

AiCmnt:
S.Lyanne, in dep Pas-de-Calais, no details.
XRA 2:341 + 4:517; Boos LBR 227;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gougourt, d argent a l aigle de gueles membre d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Azincourt (dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Montreuil, can Parcq),  near the battlefield.
    As 'le seigneur dagincourt' in LBQ and PRT.
Chesnaye DN 12:162-164


ArmTxt:
celui de happelaincourt, d argent a le croix de sinope ancree a le molette d or

AiCmnt:
S.Haplaincourt, probably from Haplincourt, 25 km SE of Arras, 5 km ESE of Bapaume (dep Pas-de-Calais).

AIRefs:
WIN:892* (less mullet); WIN:893* (la bel);


ArmTxt:
celui de moncaurel, de gueles a iij quintes fueilles d or et a chief de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de bouve, de sinope a chief d or et suz le chief une bende a ij frestiaux de gueles

AiCmnt:
Uncertain naming, possibly Dours or de Boves or Bos. In PRT with 'le seigneur de bove, de sinople au chief dor a une bende de geulles'.


ArmTxt:
celui de vielle, de bellens a iij coquilles de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Dainville, 3 km SW of Arras, as in LBQ. Blazon from Boisleux [1645].


ArmTxt:
celui de wans, de bellens a iij ruttes d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly a S.Wans, blazon from Boisleux [1645].


ArmTxt:
celui de biaucourt, de gueles a la bende d argent losangie

AiCmnt:
S.Beaucourt or Bonnecourt, no details. Similar arms as Tramecourt [1702].

AIRefs:
LBR:400 s.n.; APA/b:273* 'jehan de bonnecourt' (qtd);


ArmTxt:
celui de moiry, d or a le faisse d azur a iij molettes d argent suz le faisse

AiCmnt:
S.Mory de Neuflieux, possibly Mory, dep Pas-de-Calais, 6 km N of Bapaume. A variant with 3 mullets Or replacing the martlets are in PRT:1761*, SIC:633*, and identical in LBQ:1592, in their Artois-segments.
Jougla 5:119; www;


ArmTxt:
celui de bonnecourt, de crequy a lambiau d azur

AiCmnt:
Probably a Crequi S.Bouvaincourt-sur-Bresle in Ponthieu (dep Somme), see [1389, 2641]. Crequi is 5 km NW of Azincourt.


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint py, de fienes a le queuhe fourquie

AiCmnt:
S.Sempy (dep Pas-de-Calais, 8 km NE of Montreuil) in boulonnais, extinct 15C. Several armorials have it with an escutcheon of Hardenthun (Anvin) [1699]. Arms based on Fiennes [1611].
Jougla 6:203;


ArmTxt:
celui de billecourt, de vencourt au chief vairie d argent et d azur, et [crie] vencourt

AiCmnt:
Probably Willencourt (dep Pas-de-Calais) on the Authie opposite Auxi (dep Somme) in Ponthieu, and a cadet of Wancourt nr Arras [1642]. As 'le seigneur de willencourt' in LBQ and 'le seigneur de wallencourt' in PRT.


ArmTxt:
celui de fletin, de havesquerque  a l escusson danesie

AiCmnt:
S.Fléchin, no details, probably from Fléchin, 8 km N of Heuchin (dep Pas-de-Calais).
    If bendy, an escutcheon of Anisy in Ile-de-France [49] or if barry, as is Boules de Fléchin (XDA:306, LBQ:1602, VER:207) of Inchy in Artois. In LBQ with nondescript escutcheon.
Eeckhout FM 1:150 (bendy); Bozzolo CAM 1:149 (Inchy);


ArmTxt:
celui de nuesville, d ermines a l escusson de gueles

AiCmnt:
de Neuville, not identified. Identical arms are used as an inescutcheon by the fleming Jacques de Visch in LYN:2071.


ArmTxt:
celui de molaincourt, de bellues a j lion de gueles rampant sur tout l escut

AiCmnt:
S.Molencourt, probably from Malencourt (dep Somme, ar Péronne, can Bray-sur-Somme). LBQ and PRT has 'le seigneur de molencourt'.
  The blazon from Boisleux [1645] is confounded. It ought to be {Vt fess Ar ch. lion passt Gu} as on the seal and in VER a.o.
XDP:494*;


ArmTxt:
celui d aussy, eschiquete d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de barnastre, d or a le croix de sable a cinq coquilles d argent a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
V.Bernâtre (dep Somme, can Auxi) with arms of Raineval, see [1504]. The escallops are missing in LBQ.


ArmTxt:
le conte de flandres, d or a j lion de sable, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Louis de Mâle, d.1384, C.Flanders.
    The header reads: "Ci aprés sensuyvent les armes d’aucuns seigneurs du paiz de Flandres à baniere".


ArmTxt:
messire h de flandres, telz armes a j baston coppone d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Henri (I) de Flanders (d.1337) C.Lodi 
>>
Henri (II) de Flanders, o.s.p.1366, C.Lodi & S.Rotselaer & Ninove, son of Henri (I) de Flanders (d.1337) C.Lodi 1312 and Margareta von Kleve, who married in 1309 [PRT:1958].
ESNF 2:8; XDF:164* (1339, Henri, lion & bend); XRA 4:444 (1339, Henri);


ArmTxt:
les armes de gavres, d or a tressoir de sinoppe double florete, et crie gavres a chappelet

AiCmnt:
The ancient arms, noted 1166, of Gavre al. Gavere, 12 km SSW of Gent. Other arms used by the main branches were 3 lions [1746, 1748] and the 'arms of Roland' [1747]. The Escornaix branch [1766] adopted a variant of Gavre-ancient with a chevron over all.
     The Gavres were hereditary butlers of Flanders.
ESNF: 7:89-94;  Anselme 3:630;  Bouly EHT 96; Hemricourt M 104; Sieb 4/1.3A:t97; Eeckhout FM 1:163-167+257+261-262 (family and branches); XDF:929 (1195, Rasse);


ArmTxt:
depuis les armes de gavres, les armes rolant, et crie gavres au chappelet

AiCmnt:
The arms, attributed to the carolingian hero Roland, were adopted before 1297 and used by the Gavre cadets of Lens and Hérimez. Might be for Arnold (I) de Gavre-Hérimez S.Lens, fl.1333-88, see [1745].
XDF:922 (1385, Arnold);


ArmTxt:
le sire de wavrin, d asur a l escusson d argent, et crie wavrin moins que le pas

AiCmnt:
S.Wavrin, hereditary senescals of Flanders, came from Wavrin (dep Nord, can Hautbourdin). One of the most important families with several cadets, one of which acquired the hereditary office of connétable de Flandre with the lordship of Wingles.
ESNF 8:23-24; P Feuchère, RFHS 1948; Warlop NF; Galbreath LH 32;  Bouly EHT 74; Chesnaye DN 19:1039-1056; Anselme 6:706; Brault RAE 2:451; Boos LBR 193; Eeckhout FM 1:452-454 (Wavrin, Wazières) + 460 (Wingles); XDF:97-98; XCL:9547;


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint venant, telz armes a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Saint-Venant, a cadet of Wavrin, see [1649, 1750]. St.Venant on the Lys, 30 km W of Lille.
Prinet CPF 24; XCB:533; XDD:3820; XDD:3956 (Rob, 1286); XDC:8293 (Rob, 1294); XDF:377 (1279 Rob);


ArmTxt:
le sire de wasiers, de wavrin a baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Waziers al. Wazières, a cadet of Wavrin [1750].
XDF:1806; XDD:3951;


ArmTxt:
le sire de wugles, connestable de flandres, telz armes a baston dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Wingles hereditary constable of Flanders, a cadet of Wavrin [1750].


ArmTxt:
le sire de hondescotte, d ermine a le bende de gueles a iij coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Stavels S.Hondschoote (dep Nord, ar Dunkerque, c-l-c), see [1831].
ESNF 18:105-106; XRA 2:103; XDD:2422 (S.Hondschoote, 1297);


ArmTxt:
les armes de le chastelerie de gant, de sable au chief d argent, et crie gant

AiCmnt:
Vilain castellan of Gent al. Gand, an important family with several branches.
Warlop NF; ESNF 7:83-84; Eeckhout FM 1:159-162; XRA 1:474; Warlop NF 831 (sigil, 1198, Siger);  XDD:10389;


ArmTxt:
celui de rasonghiem, telz armes corone de gueles, et crient rasonghien

AiCmnt:
S.Mamines (Rassegem), from Massemen / Masmines 12 km SE of Gent, acquired by marriage c.1190. The more usual arms have the lion vulned by a fleur-de-lis Gu. The lion is usually uncrowned.
Warlop NF; Eeckhout FM 1:282-284; Eeckhout ETO;


ArmTxt:
les armes de sotenghien, geronne de x pieces d or et de gueles a croisettes d argent sur les gueles recroisetees, et crient enghien

AiCmnt:
S.Zottegem, a branch of Enghien separated c.1250. See also [1879-1880].


ArmTxt:
le sire de ghistelles, de gueles a j chievron d ermines, et jadiz fut d argent tout seulement, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de wastine, telz armes a iij croisettes d argent recroisettez, et crie ghistelle

AiCmnt:
S.Woestine, a branch of Ghistelle [1762], which used several variations of the arms. Woestine al. Wastine between Aalter and Poeke, 20 km W of Gent.
Eeckhout FM 1:462-463;


ArmTxt:
le sire de tournay, d or a dressoir de sinope double florete a ung chievron de gueles, et crie gavres

AiCmnt:
Gavre dit d'Escornaix al. van Schorisse, 8 km SE of Oudenaarde, a cadet line separated c.1250.
ESNF 7:89-90; Bouly EHT 98; Eeckhout FM 1:130-131; XRA 1:436; XDD:10380; XDF:926 (1287, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de praat, d or a j sautoir de gueles, et crie praat

AiCmnt:
S.Praet, from Praat near Beernem 10 km SE of Brugge. Baudouin S.Praat sealed in 1366.
    The title was given to Jean and Louis de Flandre, bastards of Louis de Mâle C.Flanders (d.1384), who used the arms of Ghistelle with a canton of Flanders and an escutcheon in chf .
Eeckhout FM 1:344-345; XDF:1453 (1226, Baudouin); XDD:3296 (1366, Baudouin)


ArmTxt:
les armes de chisoing, bende d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Cysoing, originally a branch of Petegem and as hereditary senescal a peer of Flanders, an office and lordship which descended by marriage to Wallincourt and by 1370 to Werchin.
Warlop NF; Eeckhout F; ESNF 7:88; Eeckhout FM 1:105-106; XRA 1:362 + 346t32n4;  XDF:770-776 (seals 1218-1298); XDD:1984;


ArmTxt:
le sire de steenhus, telz armes a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Steenhuisen, from Steenhuize, 26 km SE of Gent, ar Oudennaarde, can Nederbrakel. Probably a cadet of Cysoing.
    A variant was {bendy & lion in ombre & border engrailed} as in XDF:1630, LBQ:1810, GEL, BEL a.o.
Eeckhout FM 1:399-401; XRA 3:465 (1378, Gerard);


ArmTxt:
le sire de havesquerque, d or a le faisse de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Haveskerke, from Haverskerque on the Lys near St.Venant.
Warlop NF 3:871-877; Eeckhout ETO; Eeckhout FM 1:202-204; XRA 2:43; XDD:2388+2389 (Jean S.Estaires, 1269, 1286);


ArmTxt:
les armes d aizehouve, de gueles a j lion d or, et crie masqueline

AiCmnt:
S.Aishove al. d'Aiscouves al. Descouvier, crie Marchelines, from Ayshove nr Kruishouten, 25 km SW of Gent.
Eeckhout FM 1:21; XDF:785;


ArmTxt:
le sire d arzielle, d or a j chievron de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Axel, on mainland Zeeland, 30 km W of Antwerp. The lordship was acquired  by the Mamines (Rassegem) family in 1338 on the marriage of the heiress Marguerite de Axele and Jean de Rasseghem S.Mamines, and held until the death of Jean de Mamines S.Axel & Laarne (o.s.p.1422). Arms of Axel.
Eeckhout FM 1:19-20;  XRA 1:191;  XDD:10343;


ArmTxt:
celui de harlebecque, telz armes a le bordure de gueles dentee, et crie [...]

AiCmnt:
S.Harlebeke, 4 km NE of Courtrai, no details.
    In LBQ with plain border.
Eeckhout FM 1:198-199; XRA 2:37 (1367, Jean dH S.Lembeke); XDF:1019 (1336, Wautier dH S.Wackine);


ArmTxt:
celui d aisse, faissie de x pieces d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Esch-sur-Sûre in Luxembourg.
ESNF 7:40; XRA 1:251t20n1 + 1:436; XDF:411; Eeckhout FM 1:130;


ArmTxt:
les armes de bourgiele, d argent au chief de gueles, et crient leur nom

AiCmnt:
S.Reves & Bourghelles, from Reves (8 km N of Charleroi) and Bourghelles (ar Lille can Cysoing).
Eeckhout FM 1:359; XRA 3:219 (1296, Alard); XDD:1505;


ArmTxt:
les armes de le chastellene de lille, de gueles au chief d or, et crient lille

AiCmnt:
The castellan, burgrave or châtelain de Lille. Of the same family as the châtelains de Peronne and Rijsel and the S.Pontremy al. Pontrewart [1376].
Warlop FN 944 (Rijsel); ESNF 7:64; Bouly EHT 66; Eeckhout F 1:264 a.o.; Eeckhout FM 1:263-264; XRA 4:519; XDF:5549 (1261, Jean)


ArmTxt:
le sire de ranflier, d azur a le croix d argent dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Reigersvliet, 6 km SE of Knokke.
Eeckhout FM 1:355-356; Eeckhout ETO; XRA 3:204; XDF:477+1654 (1309, 1336, Jean Tobbin S.Reigersvliet);


ArmTxt:
le sire de poucques, d or a j lion de sable passant

AiCmnt:
S.Poucke, from Poeke, 24 km W of Gent.
Warlop FN 1065; Eeckhout F; Eeckhout FM 1:337-339; XRA 3:155-156; XDD:3291 + 7390 (1387, Jean dP S.Molimont); XDF:5491 (1394, Eulard),


ArmTxt:
le sire de le boure, d argent a l escusson de gueles, et crie clastres

AiCmnt:
S.Borre, from Borre, dep Nord, can Hazebrouck.
Eeckhout FM 1:53; XDF:603 (1323, Baudouin dit Cordowan) + 608 (1369, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de bourg, d ermines a iij estrilles de gueles

AiCmnt:
van der Borch or Burch, noted with lands in th Franc de Bruges, in castellany of Furnes and in Ponthieu near St.Riquier.
    In PRT wit 3 étoiles, misread for étrilles.
Eeckhout FM 1:76; Eeckhout CNK 64;  XRA 1:292 (1445, Georges); Wittert NA 1:428;


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

AiCmnt:
S.Rumes, from Rumes, 8 km SW of Tournai.
Eeckhout FM 1:371; Warlop FN 1104; XDF:1545 / XDD:3485 (1231, 1238, Baudouin); XDF:1548* (1284, Rogier, lion passt in chf);


ArmTxt:
le sire de robais, d ermine au chief de gueles, et crie bourgaille

AiCmnt:
S.Roubaix (dep Nord, c-l-c), NE of Lille. They are attributed the same cri as Reves S.Bourghelles [1780].
Chesnaye DN 17:765-770; Eeckhout FM 1:367-369;  XRA 3:278; XDC:7982 (1446, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de le waille, de gueles a x losenges d argent perchieez seans en pel

AiCmnt:
Sr de la Walle, a lordship between Bailleul and Meteren in dep Nord.
    In SIC with 2 mallets, i.e. 'deux/dix mailletz / mâcles'.
Eeckhout FM 1:442-443; Eeckhout CNK 163;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gogaucourt, de saint venant a lambiau besande d or

AiCmnt:
Probably Grincourt-lès-Pas (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Pas-en-Artois), a lordship of a Wavrin cadet, see [1649, 1750]. As 'grigaucourt' or 'grignaucourt' in LBQ and PRT.
Eeckhout FM 1:175+181;


ArmTxt:
celui d aigremont, de gueles a le faisse d ermines

AiCmnt:
S.Aigremont, noted 1288 in dep Nord, can Pont-a-Marcq.
    Transposing a couple of lines in the armorial of the siege of Gorinchem made the Grincourt (Wavrin) arms into {Er & label roundely} in SGN:157v11.
Eeckhout FM 1:4;  Warlop FN 598;  XRA 1:162; XDF:337+407;


ArmTxt:
les armes du bos, de sable a l escusson d argent, et crie wavrin

AiCmnt:
Bois dit Sévris, probably a vassal or cadet of Wavrin.
Eeckhout FM 1:50;


ArmTxt:
celui de billemont, telz armes a baston d or

AiCmnt:
S.Billemont, no details, Billemont, 15 km N of Lille (dep Nord). Possibly a cadet of Bos (Wavrin).
Eeckhout FM 1:45; XRA 4:390 (1450, Gerard);


ArmTxt:
le sire du bos, d argent a j lion de sable a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
du Bois de Fiennes, no details. Their seat was probably nr Phalempin (dep Nord, can Carvin)
Eeckhout FM 1:80;


ArmTxt:
le sire de liz, variet contre variet d argent et d azur ou chief de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Lys-lès-Lannoy (dep Nord, can Roubaix), no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:272; Rolland 4:74, wallon;


ArmTxt:
celui de strates, de gueles a iij espoez d argent en bende les pommelz et les heulx d or

AiCmnt:
van Straten, no details. Seat nr Brugge and Sint Andries.
Eeckhout FM 1:403; Paravicini PR 2:151; Rolland 5:360*; XRA 3:488 + + 1:347t32n1 (Ric, 1226); XDD:3653; XDF:1324;


ArmTxt:
celui de isenghien, d argent a le croix de sable a le bordure de merlettes des mesmes, et crie meldegien

AiCmnt:
S.Isegem / Izeghem (Maldeghem) nr Ingelmunster and 10 km N of Courtrai, no details.
XDD:10416; see [1772];


ArmTxt:
le sire d oumert, telz armes a v coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
S.Meur, no details.
    LBQ is blazoned 'le seigneur d eumer porte d yeseghem a cincq cocquilles', but painted without the martlets.
Eeckhout FM 1:293 + 2:62;


ArmTxt:
celui de fournsaste, d argent eschiquete de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Voormezele, 4 km S of Ypres, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:436; XDD:10385 + 2223*; XDF:1734 (1228, Gauthier);


ArmTxt:
celui de fremicourt, de doay a demi lion de gueles

AiCmnt:
Amaury Pourchel S.Frémicourt, d.1382,  4 km NE of Bapaume, dep Pas-de-Calais. 
Eeckhout FM 1:154+344;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lannoy, d argent a iij lions de sinoble

AiCmnt:
S.Lannoy, 6 km SE of Roubaix (dep Nord). One of the most important families in burgundian Flanders.
ESNF 8:9-18;  Chesnaye DN 11:460-470; Eeckhout FM 1:244-248; XDF:1192;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bailleu, de gueles a j sautoir cariet d argent et d azur, et crie

AiCmnt:
S.Bailleul (dep Nord, c-l-c) held the offices of castellan of Bailleul and hereditary marshal of Flanders and c.1130 vicomte d'Ypres.
  In LBQ as S.Douxlieu, one of the lordships of the main branch, e.g. Louis S.Douxlieu & mareschal de Flandre, d.1453
Warlop NF; Anselme 6:793 (1410); Eeckhout FM 1:23-24:  XRA 1:411t41n3 + 4:367; XDF:382+482+491;


ArmTxt:
celui de quermengien, de gueles a iij chievrons d or

AiCmnt:
S.Zwevegem or Swevegem, slightly E of Courtrai, used the cri Harlebeque. Later held by Steenhuisen.
Eeckhout FM 1:472; XRA 3:510; XDF:4538 (1295, Gosin);


ArmTxt:
celui de mesrode, d or a j chievron de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Hemsrode, a.k.a. Meserode, Hemsrode nr Vichte, between Courtrai and Oudenaarde.
Eeckhout FM 1:210+291; XDF:1060* (1336, Joes v.H.); XRA 2.64* (chevron ch. 3 annulets);

AIRefs:
GEL:956* (Wolter); CNK:24* (chevron ch. 3 annulets Ar);


ArmTxt:
celui de hasebrouuc, de gueles a le bende d argent a iij aigles d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Assebroek, slightly E of Brugge, no details.
   Assebrouck-pres-Bruges was held in 1237 by Balduin van Assebrouck, who used {Gu bend Ar betw 5 cinquefoils Ar}, as in Warlop NF 616 and XRA 1:182.
Eeckhout FM 1:14; XRA 1:183; XDF:435 (1309, Boudene);


ArmTxt:
celui de quingien, d argent a iiij chievrons de gueles, et crie courtray

AiCmnt:
S.Cuingem al. Kooigem, between Courtrai and Tournai, cadets of the castellans of Courtrai and used similar arms. Their cris were quynghyen l'amoureulx and courtray. They held Pecq-sous-l'Escaut c.1400, and had their tombs in Pecq-sous-l'Escaut.
Eeckhout FM 1:10+237 (Kooigem); Bozzolo CAM 2:207; Warlop NF 911;  XRA 2:236; XDD:1863 (1237, Roger);

AIRefs:
GNF:353; LYN:2015* (4 chevrons); CAM:738* (label); CNK:287* (3 chevrons);


ArmTxt:
le sire de saint aubin, d or au chief de gueles, et crie

AiCmnt:
S.St.Aubin (dep Nord, ar Douai, cne Flers-en-Escrebieux), no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:277; XRA 3:303; XDD:3504; XDF:1553 (1219, Gosuin);


ArmTxt:
le sire de blenquemaille, d ermines a j chievron de gueles a iij coquilles d or, et crie courtray

AiCmnt:
S.Blanchemaille al. Blanquemale, used the cri Courtrai. Blanchemaille nr Roubaix (dep Nord).
    In SIC as Er-Az-Or.
Eeckhout FM 1:


ArmTxt:
le sire du grelle, d argent a j chievron de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Dudzele, 7 km N of Brugge, was absorbed by Ghistelles / Gistels by 1357 on the marriage of Roger van Gistels and Margaret Dudzele.
Eeckhout F 94; ESNF 7:97; Eeckhout 1:120-121;


ArmTxt:
celui de la haye, d azur a j lion d argent

AiCmnt:
Sr la Haye nr Letterhoutem, 15 km SE of Gent.
Eeckhout FM 1:205; XDD:3047;


ArmTxt:
celui de westende, d azur a le faisse d argent bretesquie

AiCmnt:
S.Oostende, as in LBQ and PRT, probably the two places Westende and Oostende nr Cadzand on the mainland of Zeeland. The used the cri: berlange.
Eeckhout FM 1:323+457;


ArmTxt:
celui de bernen, d azur a fleurs de lis d or semees ou chief de gueles a iij paulx d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Beernem, 10 km SE of Brugge, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:32; Rolland 1:162 = Ar-Az-Or-Gu;


ArmTxt:
celui de pombecque, faissie de viij pieces d argent et d asur a le bende de gueles

AiCmnt:
Possibly a lord of Bourbarcque, as SIC and other later armorials have it.
Eeckhout FM 1:54;


ArmTxt:
celui de saint bavon, d or a le faisse eschiquetee d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
St.Bavon between Tielt and Kanegem, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:377; XDF:4400*  (1239, Matei, label);


ArmTxt:
celui de relinge, d azur a le bende d or billete de même

AiCmnt:
S.Reninghe, 12  km NW of Ypres.
Eeckhout FM 1:357; Warlop NF1086;  XDD:10465;


ArmTxt:
celui de corhuse, de gueles a le faisse d argent bretesquie

AiCmnt:
S.Coornhuisen (dep Nord, can Cassel), no details.
   In PRT with {fess, billety}.
Eeckhout FM 1:95;  XDD:1893+1896+1901*;


ArmTxt:
celui de luirewaille, d azur au chief d ermine, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Lichtervelde, 20 km S of Brugge, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:259-260; XRA 2:351 + 4:518 (1236, Roger); XDF:1219 (1339, Roger);  XDD:10421 (1414, Jacques dL S.Coolscamp);


ArmTxt:
celui de coterain, telz armes a l escusson de wateflier et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Lichtervelde S.Coolscamp, as in LBQ, PRT and SIC. An escutcheon of Berghe van Watervliet [1812] for a cadet of Botelin dit de Heule. Koolskamp, 10 km SE of Lichtervelde.
Eeckhout FM 1:237 (Koolskamp) + 259-260 (Lichterfelde); XRA 2:351; see [1821];


ArmTxt:
celui de baufremer, d argent a vij roses de gueles a j quartier de wavrin

AiCmnt:
S.Beaufremez, between Le Maisnil and Fournes-en-Weppes, 6 km WSW of Lille, dep Nord. The arms may be blazoned semy or an orles of roses or cinquefoils with a canton of Wavrin.
Chesnaye DN 2:517; Eeckhout FM 1:29-30; XRA 1:215 *;


ArmTxt:
le chastelain d alos, de sable a le faisse d argent a iij merlettes d argent suz le chief

AiCmnt:
Tollin castellan or vicomte d'Alost / Aalst.
   In PRT with {Sa fess Ar ch. 3 martlets}.
Eeckhout FM 1:6; Eeckhout ETO 83; XRA 4:39;


ArmTxt:
le sire de haberdrie, de aischonne a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Howardries, 12 km S of Tournai. Their arms and cries (makelines, marchelines, aishove) relate them to Ayshove [1774].
Devillers CH 3:365; Nedl.Adel 1990-91, 81:111; Wittert NA 1:523;  Eeckhout FM 1:225;


ArmTxt:
les armes de landas, partit d argent et de gueles endente de x pieces de l un en l autre, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Landas (dep Nord can Orchies, 25 km SE of Lille, 16 km S of Tournai), a cadet of Mortagne BGf.Tournai and by inheritance of Eine a peer of Flanders.
Eeckhout FM 1:242-243; Warlop NF;  Bouly EHT 72; XDF:1183; XDD:2526;


ArmTxt:
les armes de sanion, parti d or et d azur endente de x pieces de l un en l autre, et crie landas

AiCmnt:
S.Saméon, nr Landas (dep Nord, can Orchies), cri: Landas.
Eeckhout FM 1:381;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lannois, parti d argent et de sable endente de x pièces l un en l autre, et crie landas

AiCmnt:
S.Launay, nr Celles, 20 km SE of Courtrai, cri: Landas, see [1827-1828].
Eeckhout FM 1:250;


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de raise, d or a le croix de sable a le bordure de merlettes de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Râches or castellan of Râches, 8 km NE of Douai (dep Nord), a cadet of Maldeghem [1772].
Warlop FN 1076; Eeckhout FM 1:279+353; XDD:10459* (1260, Jean, label);


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de furnes, d ermines a le bende de gueles fuselee

AiCmnt:
The castellan of Furnes / Veurne, Willem (I) van Stavele BGf.Furnes 1332-85. Other branches held Hondschoote and Izeghem and used variant arms, e.g. {Er bend Gu }and {Er bend Gu ch. 3 escallops Or}.
ESNF 18:105-106; Eeckhout FM 1:396+426;  XDD:10387 (Furnes); XDF:5538;


ArmTxt:
le chastelain d yppre, de gueles a le croix vairie contre vairiet de iij bars

AiCmnt:
The castellan of Ypres, a cadet of Bailleul. The title went to Pollare and Oultre (Aa). The arms were an ancient form of Bailleul, later replaced with a saltire as in Bauilleul-Douxlieu.
Eeckhout FM 1:466; XDF:5532; XDD:10516 (1275, Hugues chatelain de Bailleul & Ypres);


ArmTxt:
commines, d or a le faisson [ecusson] d ippre a le bordure de roses de gueles

AiCmnt:
Comines, castellans of Aire with an escutcheon of Ypres (Bailleul), e.g. Baudouin (fl.1237).
Eeckhout FM 1:93-94; Warlop NF 738; XRA 2:247; XDD:1869 (1384, Wautier);


ArmTxt:
le chamberlan de flandres, eschiquete d argent et d asur

AiCmnt:
Slijpe S.Oudenbourg & Merkem, hereditary chamberlain of Flanders, noted 1235. They came from between Dixmude and Ypres.
Eeckhout FM 1:87+140+290+392; Warlop NF 855;  XRA 1:510 + 3:412 (1453, Louis dS);


ArmTxt:
celui de drucam, telz armes a le bordure de gueules

AiCmnt:
S.Drincham, 6 km SE of Bourbourg, e.g. Jean S.Drincham, fl.1361-70, probably the bastard of Louis de Mâle C.Flanders.
Eeckhout FM 1:119; XRA 1:398;  XDF:804;


ArmTxt:
celui de la haie, de sable a l escusson d argent a molette d or

AiCmnt:
Sr de la Haye, in present Roubaix (dep Nord), a cadet or vassal of Wavrin with cri: wavrin.
   Coat emended to 3 mullets. In PRT with 2 martlets in chief.
Eeckhout FM 1:205; XRA 2:12; XDD:2345 (1245, Jean); XDF:3165 (1343, Jean);

AIRefs:
LYN:2369* (c2); BHM:2882* (SA 3 mullets Ar acc. escutch {Ar eagle doubleheaded Gu} in fess point);


ArmTxt:
jehan le mort, de gueles semez de coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
Jean S.Moor, not identified, but of the same family as Gerard and Philippe l'Mort or de Moor (fl.1284-1302).
     PRT:2059 replaced Moor / Moeregem with {saltire ch. 5 escallops & border engrailed} for either Mooreghem or Praet-Moerkerke .
Eeckhout FM 1:301 (Moor + Mooreghem);  XRA 2:514 (Mooreghem, escallops);  XDF:4370 / XRA 4:535 (1432, Vranke van Moerghem, saltire &c);


ArmTxt:
celui de weydin, d or a l escusson de gueles a lambiaul de sinople

AiCmnt:
S.Pont à Vendin & Vendin-le-Vieil, 8 km NE of Lens (dep pas-de-Calais), e.g. Michel (II) de Wendin (fl.1299).
    Less label in LBQ and PRT.
Eeckhout FM 1:340+425; XDF:673 (1314, Baudouin S.Estrazelles);


ArmTxt:
celui de lens, losengie d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Allennes as in Allennes-les-Marais, 14 km SW of Lille (dep Nord). Arms lozengy or 10 lozenges in Or-Gu or Gu-Or were noted for Craon, Croisilles and Allennes by Eeckhout. The legend 'le seigneur de lunes' with cri: levenytz is found in various copies of PRT. 
    Hugues S.Neuville & Allennes sealed in 1407 with the fretty (Or-Gu) of Neuville-Vitasse (XDA:504).
Eeckhout FM 1:6+314, XDD:1147 (1237, Ansel de Alesnes);


ArmTxt:
celui de wastine, d argent a le bordure de sable dente

AiCmnt:
S.Wastines (dep Nord, ar Lille, can Cysoing, à Cappelle-en-Pévèle). The basic arms, as in LBQ and PRT, may be interpreted either as plain & border or as an escutcheon, and as for Wavrin noted in both Az-Ar and Sa-Ar. The present arms are only found in URF and armorial Gilles Rebecq.
Eeckhout FM 1:448 + 2:21; XDF:1791* (1281, Alard S.Wastines, border);


ArmTxt:
celui de le vichte, d or fretet de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Vichte, hereditary marshal of Flanders, cri: le vycht. Vichte, 10 km NE of Courtrai. See also 'levet' [1777].
ESNF 7:88; Eeckhout FM 1:428;  Warlop NF 1179; XRA 4:118 (Jan van Spilt S.Vichte 1374); XDF:1694 (1245, Baudouin);


ArmTxt:
celui de pont roant, d azur a je aigle d or membre de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Pontrewart al. Pont-Rohard al. Roesbrugge-Haringe, 10 km NW of Poperinge, possibly the same fief as formerly held by Rijsel BGf.Lille;
Eeckhout FM 1:363;


ArmTxt:
celui de bureth, d ermine a le croix de gueles ancree

AiCmnt:
S.Broeucq, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:69;


ArmTxt:
celui de le douve, d or a ij chievrons de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Douve. The family held Douve nr Warneton 16 km NW, Nieuwkerke 20 km WNW and Sainghin-en-Mélantois 8 km SE of Lille, as well as Rode and Rabeque nr Warneton.
    Coat ermended. In LBQ as 'le seigneur de sainct-ghin en malmthoys / <de la donne>'.
Eeckhout FM 1:117 (Douve) + 292 (Meulebeke)  + 353 (Rabeque) + 2:106; XRA 1:394 (1399, Rob); XDF:800* (1307, Daniel S.Douve, chevronny);


ArmTxt:
celui de bomborge, d or a le bande de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Bourbourg, no details.
Warlop FN 319-320; Eeckhout FM 1:55;


ArmTxt:
celui de bondues, d or a j quartier de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Bondues, 8 km N of Lille, no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:51; XDF:596 (1247, Jean dB);


ArmTxt:
celui de le motte, vairie contre vairie d or et d asur

AiCmnt:
Sr de la Motte, 8 km N of Lille near Bondues.
Eeckhout FM 1:305; Rolland 4:252, ver; see [1721];


ArmTxt:
celui de lestinge, de sinoble au chief d or

AiCmnt:
S.L'Eschague al.Schaghe nr Nieppe (dep Nord, ar Dunquerque, can Bailleul).
Eeckhout FM 1:130;


ArmTxt:
celui du peel, d ermine a le bende de sinoble

AiCmnt:
S.Poele, no details, cri Stavele. 'le seigneur du pret' in LBQ.
Eeckhout FM 339 (Poele / Prez, bend / border);  GNF:608 in XRA 3:140 (Poul);


ArmTxt:
celui de condequerque, eschiquete d or et de sinoble

AiCmnt:
S.Coudekerque, between Bergues and Dunkerque (dep Nord), no details.
Eeckhout FM 1:97; GNF in XRA 2:265; XDD:1919*;


ArmTxt:
celui de salprewit, de gueles a le croix ancree vairie d argent et d asur

AiCmnt:
S.Salperwick, no details, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar St.Omer.
Eeckhout FM 1:381;


ArmTxt:
celui de la berghe, d argent a le croix de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Lambergue, no details, nr St.Omer, dep Pas-de-Calais. 
   In LBQ a.o. with the cross ch. 3/5 cinquefoils. The latter are probably the proper arms.
Eeckhout FM 1:241;


ArmTxt:
celui de boem, d argent a le faisse de sable a trois roses d or suz le faisse

AiCmnt:
S.Broukerque al. Broekkerke, no details, dep Nord, 10 km SW of Dunkerque.
Eeckhout RM 1:71+241; XDF:656 (Baudouin, 1316); XDD:1584*-1585* (canton; label, Wautier 1308);


ArmTxt:
celui de matie, d ermines a le croix de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Machelen, Macelier, Marchelles or Matie, possibly Marquilies (dep Nord, can La Bassee). The legends are different in most records.
   An Jean Maskeline / Maquelines (dep Oise, in Picardy) sealed in 1220 with barry ch. flanchis (XDP:437).
Eeckhout FM 1:273-274;


ArmTxt:
celui de tetinghem, eschiquete d argent et d asur a ung baston de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Tiegem al. Tiedegem, no details, 15 km E of Courtrai. In DPY with the bend ch. 3 escallops Or, probably for Wautier van Tiegem (fl.1302).
Eeckhout FM 1:410-411;


ArmTxt:
le sire de mesnil, d or a iij fleurs de liz d azur a j quartier de roisin, c est bende de gueles et d argent

AiCmnt:
Jean de Maisnil S.Rosimbos, fl.1387, bailli de Vertbois nr Lille. Seats at le Maisnil and nearby Rosimbos, 8 km S of Armentieres  (dep Nord). Maisnil with a canton of Rosimbos (PRT:2090).
Eeckhout FM 1:157 (Fromelles) + 276 (Maisnil) + 367 (Rosimbos); XDF:5239 (1387, Jean);


ArmTxt:
celui de leuvenghien, de rasenghien a fleur de liz de sinoble

AiCmnt:
S.Leeuwerghem, 20 km SSE of Gent. Rasenghien is Mamines [1760].
Eeckhout FM 1:254-255;  XDF:1202-1203;


ArmTxt:
celui de calonne, d ermines a j luppart de gueles passant

AiCmnt:
S.Calonne, from Calonne-s-la-Lys, 28 km W of Lille.
Eeckhout FM 1:80; Rolland 2:8; XRA 2:168 (1350, Biernart);


ArmTxt:
celui de garlande, d or a j lion de gueles billete d azur

AiCmnt:
Probably a cadet of Garlande S.Tournan-en-Brie (dep Seine-et-Marne, ar Melun, c-l-c).
Eeckhout FM 1:162-163; ESNF 13:113; Anselme 6:31; Newman N 1:217; XDD:2259-2262 (lion or lion, billety);


ArmTxt:
celui de ride, d or au chief de gueles a iij coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Rijde / Ryde or as proposed by Eeckhout: Ter Eye al. Ter Reye nr Zuienkerke 10 km NW of Brugge.
Eeckhout FM 1:136;


ArmTxt:
celui de tissy, de gueles frete d or a le faisse d ermine

AiCmnt:
S.Cissy, no details, probably from Cyssau (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Steenvoorde).
Eeckhout FM 1:106;


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

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Caverines, as in PRT and LBQ. Both du Chastel de Howarderie and Mortagne d'Espierres held a lordship of Caverines. 
    A Michel de Carvin was active in 1302. Caverines qtg Lens {qtly Or-Sa} as 'le sr de vaslis' in BnF, ms.fr.23078:46r20.
Eeckhout FM 1:87 + 2:120;


AiCmnt:
S.Medem, no details, probably at Sint-Jan close to Ypres. Various variants have been described with billety, 3 trefles or 3 crosslets on the field.
  A Thierry de Modin S.Beaurewart, fl.1242, probably at Bellewarde E.o.Ypres, another fl.1282-1313.
Eeckhout FM 1:285-286; XRA 2:479 (1312, Thierry);


ArmTxt:
vulles le poppes, de gueles a iij roses d argent

AiCmnt:
Gilles de Pape, probably from Gent. A Guillaume sealed with these arms in 1309.
Eeckhout CNK 177; Eeckhout FM 1:330;

AIRefs:
VER:129 'jehan de lens'; TMO:92  (Gilles); CNK:252;


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

AiCmnt:
Possibly S.Pecq (S of Courtrai) as 'le seigneur de pescq' in LBQ and PRT.
Eeckhout FM 1:332 + 2:58; XRA 3:111* (1405, Caron de Pesq dit Gringnart, cross & border engr);


ArmTxt:
celui de warbriane, d or a le ende de sable losengie

AiCmnt:
S.Warwanne on the northern outskirts of Douai (dep.Nord).
Eeckhout FM 1:446; XDF:2772 (1343, Robert);


ArmTxt:
celui de franoit, d argent a j sautoir de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Fresnoy, no details.
    In LBQ with 'le seigneur du fresnoit a flers .. le seigneur des tombes est pour le present seigneur dudit fresnoit'.
Eeckhout FM 1:155; Fresnoy, pic, Rolland 2:362 = Or-Sa; XDD:2243*(1510, Guilbert, label);


ArmTxt:
celui de zamerghem, de sable a vj coquilles d argent, et crie son nom et le portent ceulx de milen

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Snellegem, 6 km SW of Brugge, rather than Somerghem. Similar arms used by Mullem (PRT:2082).
Eeckhout FM 1:393; XDD:10546 (1304, Cretien van Snellegem);


ArmTxt:
celui de lichau, de bevres a v coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Litsau, near Lierde, 4 km SSW of Zottegem. The arms are a difference of Beveren BGf.Dixmude [1756], and also used by Mortagne S.Potelles.
Eeckhout FM 1:265;


ArmTxt:
celui de loccron, de sinoble a le croix d argent, et crie tournay

AiCmnt:
S.Locron al. Lokeren, between Gent and Antwerp.
Eeckhout FM 1:268;  XRA 2:373; XDF:1241+1242 (1265, 1416, Egidii/Gilles);

AIRefs:
CAM:377 'mr gilles sr du locron, chastelain de leuze';


ArmTxt:
les anciennes armes de haynau, chevronne d or et de sable, et crient haynau

AiCmnt:
The ancient arms of Hainaut, first noted on seals in 1158 of Baudouin (IV) and 1195 on of Baudouin (V), 1150-1195, C.Hainaut  1171 & M.Namur 1180 & C.Flanders 1191.
   The county was an ancient roman pagus and carolingian county, which was inherited cognatically by the C.Flanders 1051, the Avesnes (d'Oisy) in 1280 and the Wittelsbach in 1356 before being absorbed by Philippe 'bon' in 1433.
   When the various arms of Hainaut [1875-1878] came into use is difficult to determine as the younger (lion) arms were those of Flanders which was in personal union with Hainaut 1191-1280 and used in 1221 by countess Jeanne, but after the separation with Flanders first noted on comital seals in 1288 by Jean (II) d'Avesnes, though used also as heir in 1275. The latter might be as a claim on Flanders. The Hainaut-Holland combination was probably introduced soon after the personal union of 1299, but only noted 1333, and the Wittelsbach amendment soon after 1356. The official use of the chevronny arms are only known from 12C seals, but represented the county in armorials well into the 15C.  Data from XDD, XDF and XDA only.
     The header reads: "Haynuyers à baniere".
ESNF 7:76 + 2:4 (Avesnes) + 1.1:104 (Wittelsbach) + 1.2:236 (bra) + 2.6 (fla); www.fmg.ac/projects/..; wikipedia; Paravicini OAK 121 (1158, Baudouin IV); XDF:198 (1195, Baudouin V);


ArmTxt:
depuis messire d avene, d or a lion de sable, et crie haynau

AiCmnt:
The later arms of Hainaut, actually the arms of Flanders, said to have been adopted by Jean (II) d'Avesnes, 1247-1304, who inherited Hainaut from his grandmother Marguerite (1202-1280) Cs.Flanders & Hainaut, and Holland in 1299 from his mother Alix, daughter and heiress of Florent (IV) C.Holland. Flanders went to the heirs of Guillaume Dampierre (d.1231), the second husband of Marguerite. Jean fought a brief and unsuccessful war for Flanders in 1294.
XDF:145 (1221, cs, Jeanne Cs.Hainaut & Flanders); XDF:199 (1275, Jean (II) d'Avesnes, damoiseau de Hainaut);  XDD:650 (1288, Jean (II) d'Avesnes C.Hainaut);  XDF:206 (1333, Jean d'Avesnes S.Beaumont, s/ Jean II);


ArmTxt:
le conte jehan d avenes en se fin des armes de sen pe[re] et de hollande, d or a iiij lionciaux, les ij de hollande et ij de sable, d or a j lion de gueles, et crie haynau

AiCmnt:
Hainaut qtg Holland, here said to have been adopted by Jean (II) d'Avesnes C.Hainaut & Holland (d.1304, see previous item), joined his parental arms with those of Holland. The statement is wrong as the Avesnes arms were {bendy Or-Gu} as noted for his parental uncle Bouchard S.Beaumont [1912]. No arms for his father, Jean (I), was found in XDD, XDC or XDF.
Chesnaye DN 2:118-121 (Avesnes); XDF:202 (1316, William (III) C.H&H);


ArmTxt:
le sire d enghien, geronne de x pieces d argent et de sable a croisettes d or recroiseteez suz le sable, et crie enghien

AiCmnt:
Arms of the S.Enghien, later C.Conversano and C.Lecce. The gironny arms of the Enghien family came in two major versions: Ar/Or-Sa and Ar/Or-Gu and were used by various sub-branches of the family, but not according to strict decendance. The major branches separated c.1215 between the three brothers Sohier (II) de Zottegem, Englebert S.Havré & châtelain de Mons, and Jacquemin S.Silly & Braine. 
   The present arms were used by the S.Enghien, descended from Sohier. Another sub-branch descended from Sohier, the S.Zottegem [1761] used Or-Gu. The descendants of Englebert used the arms in [1880] and those of Jacquemin in [1934].
Eeckhout FM 1:126 + 468 + 470-472; Eeckhout F; ESNF 7:78-79; XRA 1:189t11n1;


ArmTxt:
le sire de havres, geronne d or et de gueles de x pieces a croisettes d argent recroiseteez suz le gueles, et crie enghien

AiCmnt:
Arms of the Havré branch descended from Englebert d'Enghien S.Havré & châtelain de Mons (d.1255/1267).
   Identical arms are in [1761] for Zottegem (Enghien).


ArmTxt:
le sire de ligne, d or a le bende de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Ligne, noted 1176, at Ligne, dep Nord, ar Tournai, can Leuze.  Several members held the office of maréchal de Hainaut.
ESNF 18:96-100; Sieb 4/1.3A:t169; XRA 2:347; XDF:1228; www;


ArmTxt:
les armes de lens, mortes, de gueles a iij lions de gueles coronez d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Lens (Gavre), though the blazon is confounded and may be corrected either with the field argent as in PRT and  SIC for Barbencon or with the figures as argent for Gavre S.Lens & Herimez, acquired by Gerard Guillaume de Gavre from his marriage to Jolande de Elsloo Dm.Lens. The arms of the Herimez branch was usually those attributed to the carolingian hero Roland [1747, 1906]. SIC:2386 has {Ar 3 lions Gu} with the legend S.Lens.
    The Barbencon were an importent hainauter family and merits a place among the bannerets.
ESNF 13:27-33 (Barbencon); ESNF 7:91 (Gavre);


ArmTxt:
le sire de berlaumont, faissie vairie contre vairie d argent et d azur et de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Arms of the Berlaimonts, from Berlaimont (dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, c-l-c), who had the office of hereditary bouteiller de Hainaut and also grand chambellan de Hainaut;
   The arms are identical to those of Coucy, and are assumed to derive from an alliance with maison de Coucy (Marie & Jean/Gilles c1280) or from an incident during 1st Crusade where the S.Coucy, S.Berlaimont and S.Marie (on the Serre & Aisne), but probably older than 1270 as indicated by seals and variants in WIN:811 a.o.
   Among the probable persons are Gilles (VI, d.1415) S.Berlaimont & Chin, his brother Jean (I, d.1366), S.Floyon, and the latters sons Jean (II, d.1432) S.Floyon [2037] and Gerard (II) dit Perside de Ville, fl.1410,  S.Ville &c, grand bailli 1403-1408.
www.home.scarlet.be/..; XRA 1:240 + 321t29n2; XDF:323 (1299, Chin avoué de Busigny); XDF:708 (1213, Gilles S.Chin & Busigny, bendy & border :dim: barry Vr-Gu);


ArmTxt:
le sire de chin de busegnyes, telz armes, et crie son et doit crier berlaumont

AiCmnt:
Another title for Berlaimont [1885]. The legend in LBQ is 'senechal de haynau par werchyn', hardly sénéchal, but grand bailli.


ArmTxt:
les armes de ramegny, d or au double tresor de sinoble floretee a le bende de gueles et crient leur nom, et les porte le sire de mue en terasse

AiCmnt:
Arms of Rumigny (dep Ardennes, c-l-c). A family which held several lordships on the Hainaut-Champagne-Namur border. The senior line became extinct 1270 into Châtillon. See next item.
     LBQ has the legend: 'le seigneur de rongnies'.
XDD:3487 (13C, Nicolas);


ArmTxt:
les armes de fageules, d or a double tressoir de verd floretee a j sautoir de gueles, et crie ramegny

AiCmnt:
Arms of the S.Fagnolles (prov. Namur, ar Dinant, can Couvin), a cadet of Rumigny . See also [2190, 2799].
ESNF 7:76-77; Hemricourt M 90-91; XRA 1:4441; XDD:2133 + 3486 (1245, Hugues);


ArmTxt:
le sire de fontainnes, de gueles a le bende d or, et crie hanin

AiCmnt:
S.Fontaines, the senior line of Hénin-Liétard, which had several branches, e.g. Cuvilliers, Boussu and Sebourg.
ESNF 18:117-121;  Bouly EHT 111-112; Jougla 1:164-165; XRA 2:15-16 (hainin) + 1:458;


ArmTxt:
le sire de le hamaide, d or a iij hamedes de gueles, et crie robais

AiCmnt:
Sr de la Hamaïde & Rebaix (Rebaix, Lahamaide, 4-8 km NW of Ath), possibly Jean (II, d.1370) or Jean (III, d.1396). The family was counted among the peers of Hainaut.
ESNF 7:72; Verriest RS 410; XRA 2:24*;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bousies, d asur a le croix d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Bousies, a family noted in 11C, various branches were named either as Vertain (dep Nord, ar Cambrai, can Solesmes) or Bousies (dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can Landrecies) 9 km SE of Vertain. Probably Eustace (II) de Bousies S.Vertain, fl.1344-78, husband of Agnes de Bierne Dm.Feluy.
Wittert NA 1:326-331; www.geneanet.org, www.scarlet.be;  XRA 4:108; XDF:334 (1202, Gautier) + 632; XDD:1516+1540;


ArmTxt:
le sire de trasegnyes, bende d or et d asur a l ombre d un lion a le bordure de gueles, et crie silly

AiCmnt:
S.Trazegnies & Silly (prov. Hainaut)
   PRT has 'le sr de sylly' in a secondary hand and the border engrailed.
London G; ESNF 8:2;  Anselme 6:87-89; Olivier de Trazegnies, le Parchemin, 2004, 69/350:132-155;  Chesnaye DN 19:183-185; XRA 4:49-54; Butkens T 2:168;


ArmTxt:
le sire de gommegnyes, de gueles a le faisse d or a le wivre de mesmes suz le chief, et crie jauche

AiCmnt:
S.Gommegnies (dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can le Quesnoy) held until 1413 by the brabantian Jauche family.
    PRT and SIC  has 'le sieur de mastaing', another fief held by the Jauches. The available genealogies have slightly different dates and names, but indicate that the lordships of Gommegnies, Bioul and Hièrges came to Gerard (II, c.1240->1280) on his marriage to Berthe de Bioul (Orbais), and that he already held Mastaing.
Hemricourt M 19+283; XRA 2:152+437; www.ddlm.be, www.geneanet.org, a.o.;


ArmTxt:
le sire de roisin, bende d argent et de gueles, et crie roisin

AiCmnt:
Arms of the family Roisin S.Wargnies. Various branches held Roisin (prov.Hainaut, ar Mons, can Dour), Wargnies-le-Petit,  and  Wargnies-le-Grand (dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can le Quesnoy), all 13 km SE Valenciennes.
   Among others, Jean de Wargnies (fl.1374) in brabantian service, present at Basweiler 1371, but see [1924, 1973-1979].
Goethals DG 4:268;  XRA 3:262 (1374, Jean);


ArmTxt:
le sire de bruille, d azur a iij falcons d argent, au chief de hainau, et crie haynau

AiCmnt:
Probably Jan van Brueleis, either the son or grandson of Simon S.Bruyelle / Bruelis (6 km SSE of Tournai, by Antoing), a natural son of Jean (II) d'Avesnes C.Hainault-Holland  (d.1304).
XRA 1:340; Dek, Genealogie van de Graven van Holland, 1954, pp.38-40; Leemans B 109;


ArmTxt:
les armes de wallicourt, d argent a j lion de gueles, et crient leur nom

AiCmnt:
S.Walincourt. A branch of Dours held Walincourt (dep Nord, can Clary, 14 km SSE of Cambrai, in cambrésis) since early 13C, when they inherited the lands and adopted the arms. One of the 12 peerages of Hainaut, noted 11C.
ESNF 13:164;  Bozzolo CAM 2:67; XRA 4:191; XRA 1:337t31n1 (1311, Jean);  XDF:1745-1761 (1177-1338);


ArmTxt:
le sire de houcourt, telz armes billeteez de gueles, et crient walecourt

AiCmnt:
S.Honnecourt, a cadet of Walincourt at Honnecourt-sur-l'Escaut (dep Nord, 15 km S of Cambrai).
Rolland 3:219n36-art;  XRA 2:104;


ArmTxt:
le sire de villers, burle d argent et d asur a iij lions de gueles corones d or, et crie brabanson

AiCmnt:
Probably Thiery de Villiers (fl.1365) S.Husseignies, a branch of Barbencon  [1884] also known as Villers-Sire-Nicole with seat in Hussiegnies / Huissignies, 5 km SSW of Chièvres.
   In PRT with 'le sr de villers saincte nicolle' in a secondary hand.
 XRA 4:124; Devillers CH 2:72 (sigil 1365, Thierry dV);


ArmTxt:
le sire de brelen, d antoing a fleurs de liz d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Bellonne (8 km S.o.Douai), a cadet of Antoing extinct c.1320 into Montigny-en-Gohelle after Wautier (II) d'Antoing.
   In LBQ with 'le seigneur de vellone', in PRT with 'e sr de bielonne . .crie bury', and in SIC with 'le sieur de belonne crie bury'.
   In SIC:467 for S.Briffeul with identical arms [1902].
ESNF 13:18; XDD:10333; XRO:363;


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont, de blois et de haynau esquartele a lambiaul d argent, et crie castillon

AiCmnt:
Probably Guy (II), d.1397, the youngest of the three sons of Jeanne d'Hainaut (Avesnes) and Louis (I) de Châtillon (d.1346) C.Blois & Soissons & S.Avesnes & Chimay & Guise &c. Guy (II) was married to Marie de Namur and inherited Blois &c in 1381. Louis (II), the eldest son died 1372, and Jean (II, d.1381), the middle son, married in 1372 Mechtilde Hzn.Gelden (d.1384).
   Probably Beaumont, 20 km E.o.Maubeuge, also the name of the prevôté.
ESNF 7:18; XDD:1449 (1367, Gui de Blois S.Beaumont, Châtillon qtg Holland-Hainaut);


ArmTxt:
le sire de bailleul, varie contre varie a chievron d argent et d asur a ij chievrons de gueles, et crie monnamies

AiCmnt:
Probably  Jean de Condé dit de Morialmé, 1349-1391, o.s.p., S.Morialmé & Bailleuil & Fontaine-l'Eveque & Landrelles 1381 & Walcourt 1390 and of Ellignies-Ste-Anne and Stambruges in Hainaut, husband of Marie Luxemburg-Limburg-Ligny, the sister of Sohier d'Enghien C.Brienne & Conversano (d.1364).
   LBQ:2359 (same arms) and PRT (field plain vair) has Bailleul, while SIC (as PRT) and LBQ:2378 (same arms) have Morialme.
Scufflaire B;  XRA 2:247; ESNF 18:116; Bouly EH 104; Feuchère HH;


ArmTxt:
le sire de lons, les armes de rolant a fleur de liz d argent en l espaule

AiCmnt:
S.Lens a subsidiary title for the Hérimez branch of the Gavre family, see also [1747, 1884, 2028]. The arms are those attributed to the carolingian hero, Roland. The difference may indicate the bearer as Arnould (II, d.1414), the eldest son of Arnould (I, fl.1333-1388) S.Chièvres & Lens and Jeanne de Rasseghem, heiress of Liedekerke.
ESNF 7:91; XDF:922* + XCB:299* (1362, 1385, Arnold of Lens & Liedekerke, lion);


ArmTxt:
le sire d aisne, de sable a x losenges d argent en pel, et crie croisilles

AiCmnt:
S.Esnes (dep Nord, ar Cambrai, can Clary),  one of 12 pairs of Cambrésis, noted 10C, acquired by Alard de Croisilles c.1280. Held in 1301 by Jean de Croisilles S.Esne & Grécourt, and other Jeans dit Mansart during 1330-1412.
Bozzolo CAM 1:175; XRA 1:436* (1340, Gerard dit Sausset, label); XDA:274; www.scarlet.be/..;


ArmTxt:
les armes de ville, d or au chief de sable

AiCmnt:
Probably mistaken arms and name. The arms are Gent/Vilain inverted, see also with border in [1926] and LBQ:2353.
    Gilles de Ville (Etrepy), fl.1391, S.Quévy-le-Petit (7 km S.o.Mons), a peer of Hainaut bore {Or 5 bend Gu acc. escucheon bendy in chf dx}, see also [1927].
XRA 4:122 (1391, Gilles);


ArmTxt:
le sire de blaugies, d ermine a iij paulx de gueles a le faisse de sinoble, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Blaugies (cne Blaugies-lez-Mons, prov Hainaut, can Dour, 13 km SW of Mons).
     Similar arms are noted with the field Ar-Gu for S.Branges in Champagne [1180] and for Blaugies in Hainaut [2070].


ArmTxt:
celui d aubecicourt, d ermines a iij hemedes de gueles a lambiau d asur, et crie lambres

AiCmnt:
Arms of Auberchicourt (dep Nord, ar&can Douai, 10 km SE of Douai), noted 1199 and soon after divided into the branches Auverchicourt and Bugnicourt. Possibly Nicolas (III) S.Bugnicourt, d.1375/79, captain of Enghien 1364, councillor to C.Hainaut.
  A branch settled in England as Dabrichecourt, e.g.  Eustace (d.1372), KG 1347, brother of Nicolas (III).
  The family used another coat of arms {Vt chief Er & border Gu} derived from the châtelans de Douai [2075].
ESNF 13:22-24;


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont frere au bon conte guillaume, d or a iiij lionciaux a lambiau d argent

AiCmnt:
Jean d'Avesnes S.Beaumont, 1288-1356.o.s.p.l., brother of Willem (III) 'bon' C.Hainaut (r.1304-1337). Hainaut qtg Holland, see [1877].
      The header reads: "ci aprés sensuyvent les noms et les armes d’aucuns à baniere".
XDF:206* (1333, Jean d'Avesnes S.Beaumont, arms of Hainaut);


ArmTxt:
les armes d avennes, bende d or et de gueles, et gist a saint pol a valenciennes

AiCmnt:
The arms of the extinct family of Avesnes, ancestors of the counts of Hainaut.  The last males of the senior line were the brothers: Guy (o.s.p.1216) and Bouchard (1182-1244),  married 1212-1221 to Marguerite de Flandres (later Cs.Hainaut & Flanders 1233, grandparents of Jean C.Hainaut), and Gauthier (II), fl.1202, S.Avesnes & avoué de Tournai, husband of Marguerite Cs.Blois. Their daughter and heir Marie married Hugues de Châtillon C.St.Pol.
    Baudouin d'Avesnes (fl.1287), the  2nd son of Baudouin d'Avesnes & Marguerite de Flandres, S.Beaumont, married Felicite de Coucy  [Coucy & bend] had a daughter Beatrix, wife of Henri de Luxembourg (Heinrich VII Ks.HRR). His brother Jean d'Avesnes, S.Beaumont, married Agens de Valence (Lexignem).
    The legend of D:231 must be a misreading of avoué or castellan of Tournai. Gauthier (I) d'Avesnes married Ide de Mortagne daughter and heir of the châtelain de Tournai, and their grandson Evrard dit Radoul (d.1180) was styled S.Mortagne & châtelain de Tournai.
ESNF 3:50; Chesnaye 2:118-121; XRA 1:188 + 289t25n2; XDD:1263 (1202, Gauthier, 3 bends); XDF:151 (1287, Baudouin S.Beaumont);


ArmTxt:
item son filz, a lambiau d azur, gisant en ce lieu


ArmTxt:
vuistache de ruelx sieur de cryt, telz armes a lambiau d argent


AiCmnt:
Fastre de Roeulx, see [1914], served Jean d'Avesnes S.Beaumont [1911] in the campaing against Scotland in 1327.
Froissart EH ch.15:13;


ArmTxt:
le sire de nast, de ruelx  a j quartier de gueles, suz le quartier j escusson d enghien

AiCmnt:
S.Naast, 16 km NE of Mons nr Soignies, noted 1170, sold 1339 to C.Hainaut by Geoffroid S.Naast (o.s.p.m.), a prominent soldier, who according his inventory of 1337 oved 24 books, incl. a Voeux de Paon.
      The person is probably the Godefroid S.Naast, fl.1310, who is also in TMO 'godefroid sr de naste dit de winty' with the field and inescucheon argent. This Godefroid must be a son of Marie d'Enghien, daughter of Englebert d'Enghien châtelain de Mons (fl.1255-1267) and a S.Enghien.
      The arms might be derived either from Roeulx or Brabencon with an escutcheon of Enghien.
www.geneanet.fr (Naast);  ESNF 7:78 (Enghien); XDC:6620*+6621* (c1345, 1355, Godefroi, 3 lions);


ArmTxt:
le sire de leusse, de castillon a le fleur de liz de sable coppe par le pommel, et crie castillon

AiCmnt:
Arms of the S.Leuze (Châtillon), but also used by the Bazoches branch. The Leuze subbranch comprised two generations: Jacques (I, d.1302) S.Condé &Leuze , a brother of Gui (III) C.St.Pol, and his son Hugues (o.s.p.m.1329). Leuze is on the Dendre 17 E.o.Tournai.
    In SIC with 'le sieur de conde crie chastillon'.
ESNF 7:18; XDA:251 (1297, Jacq de Leuze);  XDD:372 (1289, Jacq) + 1796 (1323, Hugues S.Leuze); XDF:512 (1241, Rob S.Basoches); see also [1120];


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

AiCmnt:
S.Péruwelz (prov.Hainaut, 18 km SE of Tournai), noted 1172, vassal of châtelain d'Ath, bouteiller d'Hainaut, possibly to Berlaimont <1350.
www.scarlet.be/..; Goethals DG;  XRO:1664 (Jean, 1390, écuyer);


ArmTxt:
le sire de harnes, d antoing a la queuhe fourquie

AiCmnt:
S.Harnes (Harnes, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Béthune, c-l-c). A cadet line of d'Antoing comprising 4 males in two generations: Michel (V, d.1269), the son of Hugues (II) S.Antoing and Philippine de Harnes, and his three sons, all o.s.p.: Hugues, Michel (VI, d.1302) and Jean (d.1302). 
ESNF 13:16;  XRA 2:57;


ArmTxt:
le sire de warmes, d antoing a baston d azur

AiCmnt:
Gilles (II) d'Antoing, o.s.p.m.1345, S.Vitry-en-Artois & S.Warmes (j.u.). His wife was Marguerite d'Assebrouck Dm.Assebrouck & Warmes.
ESNF 13:18; XRA 1:174 (1286, Gilles);


ArmTxt:
miquiel de lingne sire du poucat et de le plaigne, mareschal de haynau, bail de cambreses, de lingne a lambiau d asur, et gist a saint gillain a l abb[a]ye

AiCmnt:
Michel de Ligne S.Poucat & Plaigne, marechal de Hainaut, d.1322;
Anselme 7/8:34B; ESNF 18:96-100; XDF:1229-1230; XDD:10422;


ArmTxt:
le sire du petit waregny conte de poprellile, bende d argent et de gueles, et crie waregny

AiCmnt:
Arms of Roisin S.Petit-Wargny, see [1897, 1973-1979].


ArmTxt:
le sire de tuppegny, esquartele de miauran et d odenarde; miauran, d azur a l escusson d argent a viij coquilles de mesmes en bordure, audenarde, faissie d or et de gueles, et crie miaurain

AiCmnt:
S.Tupigny (Tupigny-en-Thiérache, dep Aisne, ar Vervins, can Wassign), noted 1256, related to Wavrin. The arms are probably Beaurain qtg Oudenaarde from Beaurain-en-Cambrésis [1980].
Feuchere EN 15-16;


ArmTxt:
les armes de quievrain, d or au chief bende de gueles et d argent, et crie leur nom

AiCmnt:
S.Quiévrain, 11 km NE of Valenciennes. Nicolas, fl.1285, o.s.p.m., S.Quiévrain. His daughter Isabelle married Geoffroi d'Apremont (fl.1285).
ESNF 13:31 (1086-1280); XDF:1279 (1223, Gautier) + 1281;


ArmTxt:
les armes de poebuy, a tressoir de sinoble a le faisse de gueles fretet d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Prouvy (5 km SW of Valenciennes, dep Nord), noted 1095, no details.
wikipedia; www.scarlet.be/..;


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de valenciennes, de sinoble a lion d or billete de mesmes, et crient valenciennes


ArmTxt:
les armes de bousoit, d azur d argent ancree, et crie bousoit

AiCmnt:
Sausset de Boussoit.  Jean, fl.1327, held Maing & Trith nr Valenciennes & Lessines & Flobecq nr Ath, but possibly came from Boussoit-sur-Haine, 10 km E.o.Mons
XRA 3:327 (1320, Jean); XDF:641 (1296, Jean) + 642 (1327, Jean), XDD:3532;


ArmTxt:
le sire de pitriaulx, d or candonnie d enghien a lambiau de gueles, et crie enghien

AiCmnt:
Possibly de Préaux, and a bastard of Enghien. The lordship of Préaux belonged to Arnould d'Enghien S.Blaton (fl.1295) and his son and grandson of the same name until 1324, when it is noted with the Harchies.
www.scarlet.be/../harchiesbar;


ArmTxt:
le sire de waudripont, d or a ij lions de gueles rampans cul a cul, et crie cul a cul vaudripont

AiCmnt:
S.Waudripont (Wattripont, 17 km NE of Tournai), no details.
XRA 1:363t34n2 (1268, Gilles) + 4:215;


ArmTxt:
celui de braine, geronne de x pièces d argent et de gueles a croisettes d or recroisettees, et crie anghien


ArmTxt:
les armes de trit, d argent a croissant de gueles, et crie trit et tout les croissant de haynau

AiCmnt:
S.Trith (Trith-St-Leger, dep Nord, can Valenciennes-Sud), see also Roeulx [1915].
XDF:1667 (1211, Adam);


ArmTxt:
les armes de naing, d or a le croix de gueles dentee, et crient denaing

AiCmnt:
S.Denain, outside Valenciennes. A cadet of Ostrevant and hereditary castellan of Valenciennes. The arms were probably adopted <1200 as they are on the epitaph of Jean (I, d.1202) in Denain.
   In SIC:2301 as the abbey of Denain.
wikipedia;  XDF:782* (1229, Brognart dD, label);


ArmTxt:
les armes de condet, d or a le faisse de gueles, et crient condet

AiCmnt:
A variant of Condé, also used by town of Condé-le-Vieux, see [2010].


ArmTxt:
huon de ramegny, de faignolles a v molettes d argent, et fut sire de quevrain, et gist a saint pol en valenciennes

AiCmnt:
Huon de Rumegny S.Quevrain, no details, see Rumigny [1887, 1888] and Quievrain [1928].


ArmTxt:
celuy de tyans, de sinoble a j lion d argent billete de ùesùes, et crie montegny

AiCmnt:
S.Thiant (7 km SW of Valenciennes), a title and cadet of Montigny-en-Ostrevant [1891] from the marriage of Robert (II, fl.1200) and Catherine de Thiant.
XRA 2:508; www.geneanet.org/..;


ArmTxt:
les armes de vienne de lez d enghien, d or a ung lion de gueles billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Viane (10 km NW of Enghien), a cadet of Ninove. There has been some discussion of these arms by de Boos (LBR:250) and Brault (FW:399). The identification is largely based on GNF and  XRA 4:112c2n5, the seal of 1288 of Gerard S.Viana & Hasselt & Maroie and his wife Marie Dm.Vianden & Hornaing & Robaucourt. Gerard served M.Namur 1291. Marie sealed 1293 (cs, escutcheon acc. bend engr, ?Wavrin).
Brault RAE 2:438; Moor 5:123; XDD:3871 (Gérard de Vienne, 1275); XDF:1693 (Gerard, 1244); XRA 4:112-113 (Gerard, 1288, 1291, 1293);

AIRefs:
GNF:237 'le seigneur de viane en la conte d'alost'; FW:399; HCN:165; LBR:250;


ArmTxt:
messire symon le bastard de haynau, d asur a iij falcons d argent au chief de haynau

AiCmnt:
Simon S.Bruyelle / Bruelis, natural son of  Jean (II) d'Avesnes C.Hainaut-Holland (d.1304), see [1898].


ArmTxt:
les armes de haurach, d azur a iij lions d argent et si les porte le waufliers de givry, et crie haurach

AiCmnt:
Not identified, arms like du Sart. The villages Harveng and Givry/Quevy are nr Mons.


ArmTxt:
le sire du sart, telz armes corone d or et doit crier haurach et crie le sart


ArmTxt:
celui de baischam, du sart a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
Possibly a du Sart, not identified, see [1944].


ArmTxt:
celui d esclaibbes, de gueles a iij lions d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Esclaibes, an apanage of Gavre S.Chièvres, see [1748].
   In LBQ as 'le seigneur de lens' and in PRT and SIC as 'le sieur de chievres'.


ArmTxt:
celui de brugelettes, telz armes, et crie le ruelx

AiCmnt:
S.Brugelette (prov. Hainaut, 7 km SE of Ath), no details. The cri de guerre is Roeulx [1914], but the arms are those of Hérimez (Gavre), who held the lordship in 14C, but held by Jauche [1896] from 1429.
www;


ArmTxt:
celui de stainquerque, d argent a iij lions de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Steenkerke (Prov. Hainaut, can Enghien), no details.
Devillers CH;


ArmTxt:
le sire de sars, de lingne a le bordure de merlettes de gueles, et crie lingne


ArmTxt:
le sire de rampemont, de sable a j lion d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Rampemont (prov Hainaut, cne Honelles, in village of Fayt-le-Franc, 17 km E of Valenciennes), noted 1253. The source blazon might have been damaged as the previous and next item in NAV have 3 lions !
Wikipedia; Rolland 5:125 (3 lions);


ArmTxt:
celui de casteler, telz armes a j quartier d ermines, et crie denain

AiCmnt:
Chasteler, a cadet of Denain [1936]. Thierry de Chasteler, fl.1320, was grand bailli d'Hainault.
XRA 2:187;


ArmTxt:
le sire de bligny, de sable a j lion d or billete de mesmes, et crie jenlain

AiCmnt:
S.Blicquy (prov.Hainaut, cne Blicquy, 10 km SW of Ath), no details. 
Devillers CH; www;


ArmTxt:
le sire de louvegnyes, de gueles a j lion d argent billete de mesmes, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Louvignies (probably dep Nord,  ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can le Quesnoy-Est, cne Louvignies-Quesnoy), bastards of du Chastel de La Howardrie.


ArmTxt:
les armes de haussy, d or a j lion de gueles, et crie haussy ; et les porte celui de pons telz armes a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Haussy [1401] in the Ponthieu segment with inverted colours, as has SIC.
Rolland 3:159n31 (in Douai);


ArmTxt:
le sire d esquarmaing, d or a j lion de gueles a la queuhe fourquie, et crie haussy

AiCmnt:
S.Escarmain (Haussy), 4 km NE of Haussy, see [1401].
Rolland 1:277n43 (cambrésis);


ArmTxt:
le sire de robertsart, de sinoble a j lion d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Robersart (dep Nord, can Landrecies), possibly Thierry de Robersart S.Escaillon dit le chanoine, 1340-1388, his grandsons Jean (d.1450) and Louis/Lewis (d.1430), KG, Lord Bourchier (j.u.) entered english service and are buried in London.
Rolland 4:169Q1; XRA 3:235; DBA 2:140; wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
le sire de moncheaux, d argent a l aigle de sable membre de gueles, et crie famars

AiCmnt:
S.Moncheaux-sur-Escaillon (dep Nord, ar & can Valenciennes). Possibly the father of Guy, Sr de Moncheaux & Beaudignies, fl.1395-1421.
Bozzolo CAM 1:131; XRA 2:501; XDF:1337 (1409, Guy)


ArmTxt:
le sire de fammars, telz armes a lambiaul de gueles, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
The same family as Moncheaux [1960]. The castle and village, 5 km S of Valenciennes, were burnt by the french in 1340, and the castle not rebuilt until 17C.
wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
celui d oisy, d argent a croissant de gueles, et crie trit et tout le croissant de haynau

AiCmnt:
S.Oisy, 6 km W.o.Valenciennes, probably same family as Trith [1935]. Guillaume d'Oisy S.Beauvolers married Marie Van Oultre Dm.Zandbergen around 1400.
XRA 3:63

AIRefs:
TMO:100; GEL:407; BHM:899; ETO:593 (S.Zandbergen);


ArmTxt:
celui de petelles, telz armes billetees de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Potelle (dep Nord, arr Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can le Quesnoy), probably a cadet or vassals of Trith [1935] as PRT and SIC has the cri 'trie' or 'tricq'.
XRA 3:153;


ArmTxt:
les armes d aubry, de gueles a j croissant d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Aubry (Aubry-en-Hainaut, dep Nord, can Anzin,  near Valenciennes). Gilles S.Aubry was noted 1244 and the lordship was formerly dependant on Trith [1935], but presently the village has the arms of Thiant (Montigny-en-Ostrevant), a later owner.
    In PRT (in a secondary hand) and SIC with Ar-Gu.
Rolland 1:83 (Aubry, art); www;


ArmTxt:
les armes de biaudegnies, telz billeteez d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Beaudegnies (Beaudignies, dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can Le Quesnoy-Est), no details, but see also Moncheaux & Beaudignies [1960].
XRA 1:213; XDF:520;


ArmTxt:
le sire de marquettes, d azur a croissant d argent billeteez de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Marquette-en-Ostrevant (dep Nord, ar Valenciennes, can Bouchain, 10 km SW of Denain), related to Beaudignies and Trith [1935].
XRA 2:427;


ArmTxt:
celui de presiel, vairie contre vairie d or et de sable a croissant de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.la Motte-Préseau (Préseau, 7 km SE of Valenciennes), possibly Baudouin de la Motte, châtelain d'Ath.
    Various versions of the blazon are recorded, the present is probably confused as the seals all have {crescent, billety}, see also next item.
XRA 2:523 (1373, 1374, Baudouin); XDC:6534*-6535* (1387, 1389, Aubert, ch. annulet);


ArmTxt:
celui de le motte de presiel, d or a croissant d asur billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
la Motte-Préseau with different colouring, see previous item.
Rolland 4:252n42;


ArmTxt:
baucain, de gueles frete d argent a croissant d or

AiCmnt:
S.Saultain (4 km SE of Valenciennes), no details.
   In PRT with 'le sr de sautaing'.
Rolland 5:246 (Sautyn, cambresis);


ArmTxt:
celui de libriastre, de sable a j croissant d or

AiCmnt:
S.Briastre (dep Nord, can Solesmes), not identified.


ArmTxt:
celui d anich, d argent a iij croisettes de sable

AiCmnt:
Probably Anneux from Cambrésis. The blazon in URF is probably a misreading (croisettes / croissants), and ought to be 3 crescents as in LBQ 'le seigneur de danel'.
    In PRT as <le sr daing, dargent a trois croix de sable>.
    The village of Anneux (dep Nord, ar Cambrai, can Marcoing) has the arms {Or 3 crescents Gu} as on the seal  XDF:421 (1548, Jerome d'Anneux) and in TCA:52, though the colours might be a modern amendment.


ArmTxt:
celui deziawaliers, d argent a v croissants de gueles

AiCmnt:
Probably for a branch of Oisy [1962] which held land in nearby Wallers, 10 km W of Valenciennes. The blazon might be wrong, with the .v. added by misreading.


ArmTxt:
le sire de waregny le grant, bende d argent et de gueles, les gueles deseure, et crie waregny

AiCmnt:
Baudry de Roisin (d.1355) and Jeanne de Villiers Dm.Rongy (Or 3 lions Az) had four sons: Guillaume (d.1352) S.Haveluy [1977], Gilles (d.1379), S.Morieu / Meaurain [1976], Francois (d.1379), and the eldest Baudry (d.c1368), S.Roisin & Pt.Wargny. 
   The lordships Roisin (Hainaut, ar Mons, can Dour), Wargnies-le-Petit (dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can le Quesnoy) and  Wargnies-le-Grand (dep Nord), were all 13 km SE Valenciennes.
     A Guillaume had a 14C seal stamp with an inescutcheon of a lion (XDF:1779*), similar to LYN:2466 'h florens va rumont' with a label roundely added.
Goethals DG 4:n;  XRA 1:267t22n1 + 4:200 + 3:262 (1374, Jean); XDD:3434; XDF:1778 (1363, Guillaume S.Wargnies);


ArmTxt:
les armes du petit waregny, telez, et crient le petit waregny

AiCmnt:
Probably Baudry de Roisin jr, see [1973].


ArmTxt:
le sire de roisin, telz armes, et crie roisin


ArmTxt:
les armes de miauraing, telz armes, et crie miauraing

AiCmnt:
Probably Gilles de Roisin, d.1379, S.Morieu, i.e. Meaurain, which is joined with Roisin, see [1973].
Goethals DG 4:n;


ArmTxt:
le sire de haneloy, de roisin a l escusson de wingles

AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Roisin, d.1352, S.Haveluy (dep Nord, ar Valenciennes, can Denain), see [1973].
   The inescutcheon is Wingles, a cadet of Wavrin [1753]. 
Goethals DG 4:n;


ArmTxt:
le sire de raremont, de roisin a lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de waregnyes, de roisin a le coquille d or suz les gueles

AiCmnt:
A Roisin cadet, see [1973].
    In LBQ with 'le seigneur de blareignes'.
Devillers CH 2:293; XDF:1532* (1315, Gilles de Roisin S.laFosse, & label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de biau raing, d asur a l escusson d argent a le bordure de viij coquilles d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Beaurain-en-Cambrésis près Solesmes, no details, but related to Wavrin.
Feuchere EN 15; Rolland 1:154n34;  XRO:1165;


ArmTxt:
le sire de quesnoit, d or eschiquete de gueles, et crie perues

AiCmnt:
S.Quesnoy (Quesnoy-sur-Deûle, dep Nord, ar Lille) in Flanders. The family had inherited the flemish peerage of Pamele and held it until 1415. Probably either Gossuin de Quesnoy or his son Louis (d.1415), S.Quesnoy & V.Oudenaarde & B.Pamele.
Bozzolo CAM;


ArmTxt:
celui de rengies, telz armes et j quartier d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Rongies or Rengies, not identified. Possibly a cadet or vassal of Quesnoy [1981].


ArmTxt:
les armes de rieulay, d or a le croix de sable ancree, et crie rieulay

AiCmnt:
S.Rieulay (Rieulay, dep Nord, ar Douai, can Marchiennes), no details.
    In PRT with a plain cross.
www; wiki;


ArmTxt:
goguel, telz armes a v molettes d argent

AiCmnt:
S.Gogeul, not identified. A family of that name was intermarreid with others from the Artois-Cambrésis area. The families Goguel from Artois {Az lion Ar, flory Ar} and Goghel from Flanders {Or cross moline Sa}, both in Rolland 3:64, were probably later.
www (J-B Carpentier, Histoire généalogie des Païs-Bas, 1664);


ArmTxt:
les armes de marlis, de sable a le croix d or ancree

AiCmnt:
S.Marlis, not identified, but noted as intermarried with families in Cambrésis, and with Rieulay, Hamel, Ecaillon and Hainin as dependent on Denain.
   In LBQ and SIC with Or-Sa. The cri 'Deanin' is noted in PRT and SIC.
www; Rolland 4:148, art;


ArmTxt:
les armes d ausnoit, de sable a iij jumelles d or ou chief de mesmes

AiCmnt:
S.Aunoy, probably Aulnoy-lez-Valenciennes, no details.
XDF:468;


ArmTxt:
les armes de herlarmes, d argent a le bende d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Herlames, not identified.
   In LBQ (helarnies) and PRT (helaines) with Az-Ar.


ArmTxt:
motron de bavoy, d asur a j lion d argent, et crie haynau

AiCmnt:
S.Bavay (Bavay, 20 km SE of Valenciennes), not identified.


ArmTxt:
celui de biaufort, de gueles a iij escussons d argent, et crie biaufort

AiCmnt:
S.Beaufort, possibly Baudouin de Beaufort, esq., prevôt de Binche 1356 and/or 1370.
Chesnaye DN 2:629 (arms only);  XRA 4:374* (1356, Baudoiuin, & bend ch. 3 annulets/roundels; 1370, Baudouin, 1:r ch. rose);


ArmTxt:
les armes de mansicourt, de gueles a iij chievrons d argent, et crie son nom et tout l autre

AiCmnt:
Probably a S.Mancicourt or Manchicourt, not identified. The Occoches S.Mancicourt in Artois bore {Ar fess Gu acc. 3 cocks Sa}. See also Escaufourt [1997] with the chevrons in Or-Gu.
Rolland 4:131, art;


ArmTxt:
les armes de ruet, de gueles a iij ruelx d argent, et crie ruet

AiCmnt:
Payn Rouet al. Roelt, fl.1360, followed Q.Philippa to England on her marriage to Edward III. His daughter Katherine (c.1350-1403) married firstly Hugh Swinford, then John of Gaunt D.Lancs and was mother of his Beaufort sons.  Possibly at Roelt-lez-Bouchain.
ODNB 30:888 (Kath);


ArmTxt:
les armes de ordaing, d or au chief d argent a j lion de gueles sur tout l escut, et crient ostervant au senescal

AiCmnt:
S.Hordain (2 km Sw of Bouchain), no details.
    In LBQ and PRTwith chief charged lion and in SIC drawn with lion in chf dx.
Devillers CH 2:304; wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de biaumont, de gueles a deux bars d argent stenans l un l autre, et crie biaumont


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


ArmTxt:
le sire d estronnel, de gueles a le croix d argent, et crie creton, creton

AiCmnt:
S.Estourmel (Creton), noted 1239-1476, at Estourmel 7 km SE of Cambrai.
    Coat emended to cross engrailed. In LBQ and PRT with cross moline.
XDF:861 + 863; XDF:745* (1239, Mathieu de Creton, & label);


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

AiCmnt:
S.Clermont, not identified, possibly Clermont in prevôté de Beaumont, 6 km NW of Beaumont


ArmTxt:
celui d escaufours, a iij chievrons de gueles, et crie mancicourt

AiCmnt:
S.Escaufourt (24 km SE of Cambrai, ar Cambrai, can Le Cateau-Cambrésis), no details.
Rolland 2:277* (Gu-Or, as present village);


ArmTxt:
celui de wandegies, de sable a le roce d argent, et crie rueire

AiCmnt:
S.Vendegies (Vendegies-sur-Escaillon, 10 km S of Valenciennes).
   For 'roce' read roue, i.e. wheel. The cri is probably Roeulx, see [1991].
Devillers CH 4:284; XRA 4:103; XDF:1682;


ArmTxt:
celui de loncsart, d or a iij lions d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Longsart (10 km SE of Cambrai), no details.
Rolland 4:87 (Lonsart);


ArmTxt:
celui de wasquiet, de sinoble a chievron d argent a iij rocs de mesmes, et crie montegny en ostrevant

AiCmnt:
Wicquet, no details, but noted 1281 and in 1470 in Boulonnais.
      Coat emended to that of LBQ. PRT and SIC have 'de synople au chevron d argent a trois poinctz de mesme'.
Rolland 6:167 (chevron betw 3 mascles); www;


ArmTxt:
celui d avesnes les secques, de sinoble a chievron d argent a iij molettes de mesmes, et crie montegny

AiCmnt:
S.Avesnes-le-Sec (5 km SE of Bouchain), no details. The cri refers to Montigny-en-Ostrevant, see also previous item and [1912].


ArmTxt:
celui du hamel, d argent a le croix de sable dentee, et crie denain

AiCmnt:
S.Hamel, not identified, but like Ecaillon, Rieulay and Marlis dependant on Denain. Hamel and Haulchin (can Valenciennes-Sud) lies opposite Denain on the Escaut/Schelde.
   In LBQ with 'le seigneur du hamiel et le seigneur d escaillon'.


ArmTxt:
celui d amerval, d argent a iij tourtiaux de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Amerval (23 km S of Valenciennes), no details.
    In PRT and SIC with Or-Gu;
XRO:238; Rolland 1:42;


ArmTxt:
celui de le roe, telz armes a lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
celui dou til, burle d argent et d azur a ij bars d or, et crie montegny saint christofle

AiCmnt:
S.Thil, perhaps from Thy-le-Chateau (prov.Namur, ar Philippeville, can Walcourt). The cri de guerre indicates that they were dependant on Montignies-St-Christophe (ar Thuin, 16 km E.o. Maubeuge, 17 km W.o.Thy), who used {barry Ar-Az}.


ArmTxt:
celui de saint vaast, telz armes, les bars de gueles, et crie autel

AiCmnt:
Hardly St.Vaast-en-Cambrésis, 14 km E of Cambrai, which today use {Az eagle doubleheaded Or} the arms of Louvet, the 13C lords, ascribed in Rietstap/Rolland to St.Vaast of Bruxelles;
Rolland 5:228 (St.Vaast, Cambrai); Wikipedia (St.Vaast-en-Cambrésis);


ArmTxt:
celui de senery, burle d argent et d azur a j baston de gueles dente, et crie montegny

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The cri de guerre indicates that they were dependant on Montignies-St-Christophe (ar Thuin, 16 km E.o. Maubeuge), who used {barry Ar-Az}.


ArmTxt:
celui de hauchin, burle d argent et d azur a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Hauchin (Haulchin, 14 km NE of Maubeuge, 7 km SW of Binche), a dependant of Montignies-St-Christophe, later partitioned between Barbencon a.o.
www; Rolland 3:157, cambresis;


ArmTxt:
les armes de flagnies, de sinoble a le bende vairie d argent et de gueles, et crie flagines

AiCmnt:
S.Flagnies, not identified. Possibly the Flegnies (prov. Hainaut, cne Frameries, 5 km S.o.Mons) later held with Sars-la-Bruyère by a cadet of Harchies.
www;


ArmTxt:
les armes de viscandet, d argent a le faisse de gueles a le wivre d or suz le faisse, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Condé-le-Vieux (dep Nord, can Condé-sur-L'Escaut) as the present arms of the town. The family Condé dit Belaeil (Beloeil = Bailleuil-en-Hainaut, ar Ath) is usually given {Gu fess Or} and later changed their arms to Morialme [1905].
Feuchère, Homonymie et héraldisme, le Blason 1947-48; Chesnaye DH 3:32; XRA 1:194 + 2:248;


ArmTxt:
le sire de le deuse, telz armes a lambiau d asur, et crie vistandet

AiCmnt:
S.Deuze (Conde), probably Ladeuze (16 km NW of Mons), see also [2010,1937].


ArmTxt:
le sire du molin, esquartele d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de baulengien, d argent a le bende de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Wallenghien, no details. The present blazon is mistaken, all other refernces have the fess rather than a bend.
Carpentier DH 1:841; Rolland 6:140, art;


ArmTxt:
celui de rebiaque, d argent a le bende de sable losengie

AiCmnt:
S.Rebaix (3 km N.o.Ath), no details.
    In PRT and LBQ as Rebaix.


ArmTxt:
celui de saintes, de sinoble a le croix d or ancree


ArmTxt:
celui du bos, de gueles seme de coquilles d argent, et crie le bos a tout les coquilles de le terre d enghien

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but [2016-2019] are probably related.


ArmTxt:
celui de lestinbere, d argent a iij coquilles de gueles et a le rute d or suz le primiere coquille, et crie le bos

AiCmnt:
S.Esclatière, see du Bos [2016] as for the cri de guerre. Probably a vassal of Enghien as were Courtebarbe [2019] with similar arms. Esclatière is also found with Vt-Ar [2093].
    In PRT and SIC as 'le sieur de lesclatiere'.
Devillers CH (Lestriverie);


ArmTxt:
le sire de houves, d azur a iij coquilles d or, et crie le bos

AiCmnt:
du Bois de Hoves al. Bos van Hoven (Hoves, 3 km S.o.Enghien), noted 1080, see du Bos [2016] as for the cri de guerre.
Devillers CH; Rolland 1:246n44; Hozier AG;


ArmTxt:
celui de courtebarbe, d argent a iij coquilles de gueles

AiCmnt:
Courtebarbe, no details, see du Bos [2016] and l'Esclatière [2017].


ArmTxt:
le sire de soumaing, de walencourt a le bordure d asur ondee, et crie walencourt

AiCmnt:
S.Sommaing (Sommaing 10 km S.o.Valenciennes), a cadet of Walincourt [1899], no details.
XDD:3631* (lion & border); wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
celui de foillie, de walaincourt a le bordure de sable ondee, et crie walaincourt

AiCmnt:
S.Folie (Walincourt), no details, but probably close to Sommaing, see [1899, 2020].


ArmTxt:
celui de le foillie, de walaincourt a le bordure de sable dentee


ArmTxt:
celui de manvaut, de denain a lambiau d asur

AiCmnt:
Probably S.Mainvault, 5 km N of Ath, extinct late 13C. The arms are based on Denain [1936].
www;


ArmTxt:
celui de le motte, de maigny a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.laMotte, no details, but probably related to Maigny al. Mauny [1923].
Rolland 4:252;


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, d azur a l escusson d argent billete de mesmes

AiCmnt:
Villers-au-Tertre (14 km N of Cambrai) was related to Wavrin through d'Auby (Wavrin). They also held Sauchoy-en-Ostrevant.
Feuchere EN 14; XDF:1715 (1292, Aleaume de Villers-Campeau, land in Wasnes);


ArmTxt:
celui de nuefville, d argent a le bende de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but probably sited near Montignies-St-Christophe [1894].


ArmTxt:
le sire de herimes, les armes de rolant  et crie gaves

AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to Roland, adopted c.1280 by Jean de Gavre S.Lens & Hérimez, see [1747, 1906]. Hérimez nr Brugelette, prov Hainaut, can Ath.


ArmTxt:
le sire de lens, telz armes a fleur de liz d argent

AiCmnt:
Arnould (II) S.Lens (Gavre) see [1906] and above. Lens, 12 km NNW of Mons.


ArmTxt:
le sire de le croix, de sable a trois croix d or senz recroiseture, et crie le croix

AiCmnt:
La Croix de La Motte, no details.
   In LBQ and SIC with a single cross, a misreading.
Rolland 2:155;


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de castelet seigneur de moulembais, d argent a le bende de gueles a lion de sable suz le bende en rampant contre mont, et crie lingne

AiCmnt:
Chasteler de Moulbaix (5 km Sw of Ath), lived 1400.
   In SIC with Ar-Sa-Sa.
Rolland 2:67n1; Hemricourt M 70; Wittert NA 1:530; Goethals DG 1:n;


ArmTxt:
celui de ladefuer, d argent a le bende de gueles et crie lingne

AiCmnt:
Ladefuer or La de Fuer, no details, but probably close to Moulbaix and a vassal of Ligne.
Carpentier HG 1:43;


ArmTxt:
celui de saint ylaire, de bonsort a v molettes de gueles, et crie bonsort

AiCmnt:
S.St.Hilaire, probably a cadet of the Boussoit or Bousies branch of Vertain [1893].


ArmTxt:
les armes de biausart, telz armes a v aniaux de gueles, et crie bonsort

AiCmnt:
S.Beaussart, probably a cadet of the Boussoit or Bousies branch of Vertain [1893].


ArmTxt:
les armes de biausart, de gueles a iij fueilles de buyes d argent, et crie biausart

AiCmnt:
S.Beausart, not identified, but probably from cambrésis as Caudry [2035]. The 'fueilles de bynier' are wine leaves.


ArmTxt:
le sire de caudery, d argent a iij fueilles de bynier de sable, et crie biausart

AiCmnt:
S.Caudry, not identified, but named for Caudry (dep Nord, ar Cambray, can Clary). The present arms of the town are Ar-Gu.The cri de guerre relates it to Beausart [2034]. The 'fueilles de bynier' are wine leaves. The older line became extinct with Adam S.Caudry (fl.1278).
www;


ArmTxt:
les armes de hartaing, bende d or et de sable, et crient le petit wargny

AiCmnt:
S.Hertaing, not identified.The cri de guerre relates the family to Roisin [1973].


ArmTxt:
le sire de floian, de bierlaumont a v coquilles d or suz le gueles, et crie bierlaumont

AiCmnt:
Jean  de Berlaimont (I, d.1366), S.Floyon, or his son  Jean (II, d.1432) S.Floyon, see [1885].


ArmTxt:
les armes de tourrelle, de bierlaumont a v fremaulx d or, et crie bierlaumont


ArmTxt:
les armes d estrepy, d or a v bastons de gueles, et crient leur nom

AiCmnt:
Arms of Strépy al. Etrepy, see S.Ville [1927].


ArmTxt:
les armes harchies, telz armes a j quartier de gueles, et crient estrepy

AiCmnt:
S.Harchies (hai, ar Tournai, can Quevaucamps), probably a cadet or vassal of Etrepy, see [1927]. Other armorials have the canton ch. arms.
XRA 2:32 (1344, Jean, 5 trangles & canton);


ArmTxt:
les armes de tyans, de sinoble a j lion d argent billete de mesmes, et crie montegny, et les porte monsieur de cauraing

AiCmnt:
A repeat of S.Thiant (Montigny), see [1939].


ArmTxt:
les armes de le porquerie, de wariechin a lambiau de gueles, et crie haynau


ArmTxt:
les armes de buurages, de wanechin a le bordure de gueles, et crie haynau


ArmTxt:
celui d audonnies, de wanechin a baston de gueles dente


ArmTxt:
celui de saint miquiel, d or au chief de buurages

AiCmnt:
Probably a bastard of a Werchin cadet, not identified. The blazon is based on [2043].


ArmTxt:
celui de breticourt, d ermines a iij haymedes de gueles a v coquilles d or, crie lambres

AiCmnt:
An Auberchicourt cadet, see [1910].
   In SIc as 'le seigneur d ambiacourt'.
XDD:2524 (Lambres, fla); XDF:1175 (1219, S.Lambres);


ArmTxt:
le sire de seborcq esquartele de hanin et luxembourg, et crie hanin lietard

AiCmnt:
S.Sebourg (Henin) or Hénin-Fontaine-l'Eveque-Sebourg, see [1889]. Henin-Liétard qtg Luxembourg. Fontaine-l'Eveque, 8 km W of Charleroi.
   In LBQ as 'le seigneur de fontaines' with quarters reversed..


ArmTxt:
celui de glifueille de saint soffrian, de gueles a j quartier d argent, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Gliseuille de Saint Soffrian, no details.
    In LBQ with a mullet on the canton.
Devillers CH;


ArmTxt:
celui d anvaing, de le hamede a lambiau d azur

AiCmnt:
Anvaing (14 km NE of Tournai), probably a fief of La Hamaïde, see [1890].


ArmTxt:
les armes de caumont, de gueles a le ruee d or et a j quartier d argent ermine

AiCmnt:
S.Caumont, not identified. In 1371 a relative Jean de Caumont was captured at Basweiler.
XRA 2:192* (1374, Jean dC, the canton ch. mullet);


ArmTxt:
celui de buat, de gueles a je reue d or, et sont les armes de rueue

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but probably related to Caumont [2050]. Devillers CH 5:690 mentions a Gérard de Buat.


ArmTxt:
le borgne cambriziens, d or fretet de sable

AiCmnt:
le Borgne de Cambrésis, no details. 
   In LBQ as 'le seigneur de cambressis'.
   Another le Borgne in Cambrésis used {Az 3 mullets Or & chief Ar ch. eagle Sa} according to Carpentier HG 1:279.
Rolland 2:11* (Cambresis, art, Or fretty Sa & canton Gu ch. 3 lions Or);


ArmTxt:
celui de valee, faissie d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Sr. la Vallée, not identified, but Devillers CH has a Sohier de Vallée. The cri de guerre indcates a relation to Auberchicourt and the châtelains de Douai.
   In PRT with <le sr de la vallee, face dor et de geulle de vj, crie lambres>.


ArmTxt:
celui du bos saint pere, d argent a je rue de sable a j quartier de gueles suz un grifon d or

AiCmnt:
du Bois St.Pierre, not identified.
   In LBQ and SIC with {Sa canton Gu griffin Or}.


ArmTxt:
celui du castel, d argent a iij estrilles de gueles


AiCmnt:
Froidmont, no details.
XRA 1:470 (1430, Gerard de Fromont, at Basilly nr Enghien);


ArmTxt:
les armes de portes, d or a iij pos de sable telz que on fait de terre pour cuire son potage

AiCmnt:
S.Potte, no details, but possibly Pottes on the Escaut (13 km N of Tournai).
Rolland 5:87;


ArmTxt:
le sire de potes, faissies de x pieces d argent et d azur a le bende de gueles, et crie hollay

AiCmnt:
S.Potte, no details, but see previous. Hollain is 8 km S of Tournai, also on the flemish-hainaut border.
   In PRT with '<le sr de hollain .. crie son nom>'.
Rolland 5:88; XDF:1447 (1247, Gerard);


ArmTxt:
le sire de waudripont, d or a ij lions rampans cul a cul, et crie waudripont cul a cul waudripont

AiCmnt:
A repeat of S.Waudripont, see [1933]. In LBQ, PRT and SIC with Ar-Gu and as S.Orgimont, cri: Waudripont.


ArmTxt:
celui de florenville, bende d argent et d azur a le bordure de dentee, en l ombre d un lion, et crie silly

AiCmnt:
S.Florenville (in Luxembourg betwen Sedan and Arlon), a cadet of Trazegnies. Acquired with the marraige of Mathilde de Chiny Dm.Florenville (d.c1269) and Othon (III) de Trazegnies (d.1242). See also [1895].
    In PRT without the lion in ombre.
ESNF 7:42; London G;  XRA 1:437;


ArmTxt:
celui de monget, vairie contre vairie et d azur a le faisse d or [et crie tongres a haselain]

AiCmnt:
S.Monget, not identified. The cri was added by Adam-Even to the Stanford London transcription, probably to establish a line to Tongres in Hesbay as in the Bigot and Vermandois armorials. Identical arms were used by du Bois de Elderen al. Odeur.

AIRefs:
BIG:150* (fess Gu); VER:25* (fess fretty Or-Gu);


ArmTxt:
le sire de fontenay, d or ou chief bende de gueles et d argent, et crie quievrain


AiCmnt:
Baisieux, a Quiévrain manor lies 2 km S of Quiévrain, see [1928].


ArmTxt:
le sire d espinoy, d azur a l aigle d or membre de gueles, et crie houdaing

AiCmnt:
S.Espinoy (Houdeng), probably a little NW of Charleroi.
XRA 2:118 (1346, Nicolas de Houdeng S.Espinoy);


ArmTxt:
celui de roegnies, d argent a j sautoir de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Rongnies, not identified, but held by Roisin before 1500.
Anselme 8:79 (Madeline Lannoy & Jean Roisin married 1511);


ArmTxt:
le sire de gontrevel, bende d or et d azur a j quartier de gueles suz une merlette d or, et crie cisoing

AiCmnt:
S.Gontroeul (nr Quévy-le-Grand, prov.Hainaut, ar Mons, 6 km N of Maubeuge), no details.
Devillers CH 3:490;


ArmTxt:
celui d aunery, d or a la bende eschiquetee d argent et de gueles, et crie lingne

AiCmnt:
S.Aymeries (Aulnoy-Aymeries, dep Nord, ar Avesnes-sur-Helpe, can Berlaimont).
   In PRT with 'le sr de genly .. crie ligne'.
XRA 4:351;


ArmTxt:
celui de le hane, d argent a le bende de gueles losengie a vj merlettes de mesmes en bordure


ArmTxt:
les armes de villain, de gueles a iij chevrons d ermines, et crie mancicourt

AiCmnt:
S.Bellaing-en-Hainaut (can Anzin, W of Valenciennes, a lordhip with high justice, see also Mancicourt [1990].
   In LBQ, PRT and SIC with 'e sr de bellaing'.


ArmTxt:
les armes de blaugies, d argent a iij paulx de gueles a le faisse de sinoble, et crient leur nom

AiCmnt:
A repeat of S.Blaugies-lez-Mons (prov Hainaut, can Dour, 13 km SW of Mons), see [1180, 1909].


ArmTxt:
le sire de jumont, de brabanchon a le molette de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Jeumont (dep Nord, 10 km E of Maubeuge), a cadet of Barbencon beginning with Nicolas (d.1316), see [1884].
XDF:350 (1411, Jean de Barbencon S.Jeumont);


AiCmnt:
Another cadet of Barbencon, see [1884]. Possibly Hugues de Barbencon S.Solre & Sedan (d.1379).


ArmTxt:
le sire de donstiennes, de barbanchon a le bordure d asur dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Donstienne (7 km N of Barbencon), a cadet of Barbencon from Jean 'jeune' (d.1345), younger brother of Jean (III) S.Barbencon (d.1378), see [1884].

AIRefs:
CAM:276 'mr jehan sr de jeumont'; BHM:1262; APA:140;  LYN:2444;  KUF:102; CAM:726* 'lardenois dostenene' (label);


ArmTxt:
le sire de mestang, de gommegnies a le croisette d azur suz le faisse et n est mye recroisetee et est perchie, et crie haute

AiCmnt:
S.Mastaing (Jauche-Gommegies), dep Nord, 4 km NW of Bouchain, see [1896].


ArmTxt:
celui d aubrecicourt, de douay a le bordure de gueles

AiCmnt:
Auberchicourt, a cadet of the châtelains de Douai (2me maison) using the arms of Douai with a border. Other branches used 3 bars couped (hamaïdes), see [1910, 2046].
XDF:436-440;


ArmTxt:
celui d aubrecicourt seigneur de bieuversart, telez armes a le bordure dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Bernissart (21 km W of Mons), held from 13C by the Auberchicourt cadets of the châtelains de Douai.
 XDF:437+441 (Baudouin, 1297, 1298); XDD:1223 (Baudouin, 1297); XRA 4:360 (Baudouin, 1391);


ArmTxt:
celui de villers, d azur a j baston [ecusson] d argent bilette de mesmes, et crie wavrin


ArmTxt:
les armes d allues, d or a iij aigles de gueles membrez d azur

AiCmnt:
S.Arleux (dep Nord, c-l-c), no details.
Rolland 1:47 (Arlenghes); XDF:432 (1323, Jacques);


ArmTxt:
les armes de saint aubert, de sable a iij chevrons d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
St.Aubert (11 km NE of Cambrai), noted 12C as belonging to Gerard de St.Aubert dit Maufilastre. In 1226 the lordship was donated to the abbey of St.Aubert de Cambrai (founded 1057) by Renier de Boomont and Yolande St.Aubert.
Rolland 5:222* (Or-Gu, as prsent town and church); XDF:1556* (1194, Gerard, chevronny & border); wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont en cambres, d argent a iij chevrons de sable, et crie saint aubert

AiCmnt:
S.Beaumont-en-Cambrésis (outside Inchy, 17 km SE of Cambrai). The arms and cri de guerre relates to St.Aubert, see [2079].


ArmTxt:
celui de neufville, de gueles a le croix d or ancree a debouts testes de serpent a le molette de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Neuville, not identified, perhaps from Neuville-sur-l'Escaut (dep Nord, ar Valenciennes, can Bouchain).


ArmTxt:
frane, de gueles ou chief de sable a lambiaul d azur

AiCmnt:
The text was written into preceeding item and could be confounded, but might refer to Franeau S.Flavigny, e..g Jean, fl.1420.
Devillers CH 6:170; www;


ArmTxt:
celui du vivier, de sinoble ou chief de gommognies

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but if the chief of Gommegies is rightly interpreted it might be for a bastard of Jauche [1896].


ArmTxt:
celui de le haye, d or a je bende fuzelee de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de grammes, d argent a le bende d azur a ung escusson d antoing

AiCmnt:
S.Granmets (16 km E of Tournai), no details. The inecutcheon is Antoing.
XRA 3:151* (13C, Guillaume de Popuelles S.Grandmetz, bend & canton ch. etoile);


ArmTxt:
le sire de viertaing, de bousies a lambiau de gueles, et crie bousies


AiCmnt:
S.Aubigny-au-Bac (3 km E.o.Arleux), no details, but hte blazon might be slightly confounded.
XDF:447* (1286, Baudouin, cross engrailed & label);


ArmTxt:
le bastard de viertaing, telez armes a j baston d or


ArmTxt:
messire perceval de tyans qui on dist du wasquet de tyans, les armes de tyans a le croisette de sable recroisetee a long pie en l espaule, et crie montigny

AiCmnt:
Perceval dit Wicquet de Thiant, a cadet of Montigny-en-Ostrevant [1891] named forThiant (7 km SW of Valenciennes), see also [1939, 2041].


ArmTxt:
celui d obies, de gommegnies a l escusson de denain suz le faisse

AiCmnt:
S.Biez (Jauche-Gommegies), see [1896]. Inescutcheon of Denain [1936]. Probably Biez, 16 km S of Louvain.


ArmTxt:
les armes de moulembais, d argent a le bende de sable a j lion de mesmes alant suz le bende, et se les porte le chanoine du castelet

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Chasteler de Moulbaix [2030]. In SIC and LBQ with bend Gu and a single lion dx.


ArmTxt:
celui de le rosiere, d argent a j chevron de gueles a iij roses d or sur l escut


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de lescaterre, de sinoble a iij coquilles d or, et crie le bos

AiCmnt:
l'Esclatière, probably co-vassals of Enghien as were Bos de la Hove and Courtebarbe.
   In PRT and SIC with Vt-Ar and in LBQ with 3 roundels.
Rolland 2:278, art; Devillers CH; XDF:839* (1427, Gilles, qtg Antoing);


ArmTxt:
celui de hoves, telz armes a lambiau de gueles

AiCmnt:
Bois de Hove, see [2018]. The field should be azure rather than vert as indicated here.


ArmTxt:
le sire de cuvillers, de hanin a lioncheau d argent suz le bende

AiCmnt:
S.Cuvilliers (Hénin-Liétard) at Cuvilliers, 5 km N.o.Cambrai, see [1889].


ArmTxt:
messire percheval de biaurien, esquartele de saint omer et de biaumont

AiCmnt:
The arms of Perceval de Beaurieu are difficult to interpret. The St.Omer or Fauquembergue would be {Az fess Or}, possibly billety Or, but the Beaumont is open. One possiblity would be {cross & label; fess; =; = } as in the seal of Jean de Vertain from 1429 in XDF:132. Vertain inherited the title as C.Fauquembergue through the marriage of Mathilde de St.Omer in 1318 to Baudouin châtelain de Beaumont, their son Florent (d.1364) and grandson Gerard dit Lancelot and the latters niece Jeanne, wife of Gautier de Vertain, mother of Jean and his brother Engilbert S.Beaurieu (fl.1430), who sealed with similar arms in XDF:133.
  LBQ:1663 has for S.Beaumont of the Solre châtelain de Beaumont {2 barbels addorsed; fess; = ; =  --  BO, OG}, which might be miscoloured for Beaumont qtg St.Omer {GO, BO}.
   "messire Perceval de Semeries, le sire de Beaurieu, .." were in the retinue of Jean S.Beaumont [1911]  in the 1327 campaign in Scotland according to Froissart EH ch.15 p.13.
Bozzolo CAM 2:193;


ArmTxt:
celui d ansielmont, d argent a iij hamaides de sable

AiCmnt:
S.Anselmont, no details.
Carpentier HG 777;


ArmTxt:
le moine de moulembais, sire de brougies, faissie de x pieces d argent et d azur a j chevron de gueles a le molette d or, et crie hollay

AiCmnt:
Le Moine de Moulembais, sire de Brougies, probably Molenbaix, 10 km NNE of Tournai.
Eeckhout F 62; XRA 2:495; Hemricourt M 23;


ArmTxt:
le sire d onstiene  brabanchon a le bordure d azur dentee

AiCmnt:
S.Donstienne (Barbencon), a repeat, see [2073].


ArmTxt:
les armes d escaillons, d argent a le croix de sable dendee, et crie escaillon

AiCmnt:
S.Escaillon, no details, named for the river and the town Ecaillon, 22 km W of Valenciennes.
XDF:808 (1230, Arnoul Broiart de Écaillon, nr Ab.Anchin/Marquette, art);


ArmTxt:
messire mahieu de mariage, les armes de montais eschiquetees d or et de sable, et crie montais

AiCmnt:
S.Maurage (prov Hainaut, ar Soignies, can La Louvière), no details.
XRA 2:439 (1368, Jean de Sausses dit Maurage);


ArmTxt:
les armes de moriames, varie contre varie chevronne contre chevronne en chevronnant a ij chevrons de gueles

AiCmnt:
Morialmé al. Condé dit Belaeil, see [1905].


ArmTxt:
les armes de brabant, de sable a j lion d or, et crient louvain a riche duc

AiCmnt:
D.Brabant.
   The header reads: "ci aprés sensuyvent les armes des seigneurs de Brabant et du paiz à baniere".
 XDF:234+235 (1200, 1215, Henri);


ArmTxt:
le sire de dufle, telz armes a j quartier d ermines


ArmTxt:
le sire de raillie, d argent au chief de gueles, et crie borguelle


ArmTxt:
les armes de kug, d or a ij faisses de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de marbais, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij merlettes de mesmes ou chief, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de baudreson, de sinoble a iij ruttes d argent ou chief de malines, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
les armes de gasebecke, de sable a j lion d argent corone d or, et crie louvaing


ArmTxt:
les armes de diestes, d or a ij faisses de sable, et crie diestre


ArmTxt:
le sire de gruythuys, esquartele de gueles a j sautoir d argent, d or a le croix de sable, et crie grant berghe


ArmTxt:
le sire de hamalle, d argent a le faisse de gueles fuzelee, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
Jequier BEL 158;  ESNF 8:3-7; Hemricourt M;  XRA 2:25;


ArmTxt:
le sire de durs, burle d argent et d asur ou chief de gueles dentie, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de borgneval, vairie contre vairie d argent et d asur ou chief de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire d autrerive, d or a iij quintesfueilles de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de brisielle, d or a iij croissans de guelles


ArmTxt:
le bainiere d isque, d or a iij fleurs de lis de sable a piez coppez


ArmTxt:
le sire de holler, d argent a iij demy paulx de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de houdeberghe, paillie de vj pieces d argent et de gueles ou chief d or sur iij martiaux de sable seans en bende, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de hamseberghe, d or a le faisse d azur et demy lion de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de bonquiot, d argent a j sautoir [croix ?] de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de truppelain, d argent a iij quintesfueilles de gueles et crie [son nom]


ArmTxt:
le sire de marcourt, d argent a iij merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de castruel, de sable a le faisse d argent a trois merlettes de mesmes suz le chief et crie []


ArmTxt:
celui du bos, de sinoble ou chief eschiquete d argent et de gueles, et crie[]


ArmTxt:
celui de havedal, de sable seme de fleurs de liz d argent, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
le sire d aat, de gueles a j sautoir d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire d orbais, [d or] a le faisse de gueles frete d argent a iij merlettes de gueles suz le chief, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de le haie, de sonbref [d or a la fasce de gueules accompagnee en chef de trois merlettes du même] suz le faisse j escusson d asur ou chief d or [houtain], et crie sonbref


ArmTxt:
le sire de genetures, d argent a l escusson de sinoble a j estrier de gueles, et crie walehain

AiCmnt:
Gentinnes (Brandenbourg-Vianden) (pop); cri Walhain ?? -- CHK Gentinnes (Brandenbourg-Vianden)


ArmTxt:
celui de le houziere, d argent a le faisse d asur, suz iij coquilles d or, a iij merlettes de gueles ou chief, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
S.Houssière (Sombreffe), mentioned c.1350-1457, see [2149].
ESNF 11:14-15; Möller S 4:52; Hemricourt M 15;  Adam AB:611; XRA 3:428;


ArmTxt:
celui de haisoit, varie contre varie d argent et d asur a iij paulx de gueles a je faisse d or


ArmTxt:
celuy de le mare, d azur ou chief d argent a iij paulx de gueles ou chief, et crie bautierchon


ArmTxt:
celui de saint pol, d argent a l escusson de sinoble a j estrier de gueles une molette de mesmes pour l estrier, et crie walehain


ArmTxt:
celui de mantune, d or au chief de gueles a iij paulx d ermines ou chief, et crie bergines [berghes]


ArmTxt:
le sire de villers, d or a le faisse d asur a demy lion de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de le hoe, de rocelare a j quartier de villers


ArmTxt:
celui de monchaux seigneur de gratiche, d argent a le bende de gueles lozengie et crie []


ArmTxt:
celui d aumers, d argent a trois sautoirs de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de douzelle, de gueles au chief d argent a iij merlettes de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de warfuse, de mommalle a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de gigarcourt, d or a j sautoir de sable, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de malaites, d or a iij coquilles de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de huisemalle, de gueles a iij fleurs de liz coppeez les pies, et crie


ArmTxt:
celui de wandres, de sinoble ou chief pallie d or et de gueles, et crie


ArmTxt:
celui des prez, de gueles ou chief eschiquete d argent et de sable


ArmTxt:
celui de ray, burle d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de loncamp, d argent ou chief de gueles dentee de iij dens, et crie son nom, hasebignon


ArmTxt:
celui de melin, de gueles a iij paulx varie d argent et d asur, et crie fontaines


ArmTxt:
celui d isque, d argent au chief d or a iij paux de sable sur le chief


ArmTxt:
celui d anghien, de sinoble ou chief d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de neuverue, d argent a j sautoir de gueles dente et crie saine


ArmTxt:
jehan de hardemberghe, de gueles a iij tourtiaux d argent seans en bende


ArmTxt:
celui de ranse, [d argent] a iij paux de gueles a ung quartier de louvain


ArmTxt:
le sire de berghes suz le son, de gueles a iij faisses d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de wellielle, de jauche billete d or


ArmTxt:
le conte de namur, de flandres a j baston de gueles et couronne de mesmes, et crie flandres

AiCmnt:
Guillaume (II) 'le riche' de Dampierre, 1324-1391, C.Namur. He dropped the bend in 1383. he was one of the senior commanders at Basweiler 1371.
   The header reads: "ci aprés sensuyvent les armes du conte de Namur et des autres seigneurs du paiz à baniere anciennement Hazebignois".
ESNF 3:53;  XRA 1:411t40n1; XDD:10317;


AiCmnt:
Robert de Namur (Dampierre-sur-Aube), 1325-1391, S.Beaumont-sur-Meuse, marshal of Brabant, brother of Guillaume C.Namur [2184].
ESNF 3:53; XDD:10448 (Rob);


AiCmnt:
Louis de Namur, 1325-1386, S.Petegem & Bailleuil, C.Roucy (j.u.),  brother of Guillaume C.Namur [2184].
ESNF 3:53; XDF:263 (Louis);


ArmTxt:
le sire de rochefort, d or a l aigle de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de sierain, d azur seme de fleurs de liz d argent, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
le sire de haneffle, telz armes a j quartier de fragneulles, et crie dampmartin


AiCmnt:
cf. Leblancq 2884 : Les armes de Stenvort sont fac (pop) = Ar-Gu; LBQ:2885 = Or-Gu; Steenvoorde = 25l, fla;


ArmTxt:
le sire de duras, [de sable] seme de fleurs de liz d or, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
le sire de flamelle, d argent a j sautoir de gueles, et crie hazemont


ArmTxt:
le sire d eure, telz armes a l escusson de duras


ArmTxt:
le sire de bargines, faissie d or et de sable, et crie coublen


ArmTxt:
celui de viliers, d azur a le faisse d or, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de mammelle, de gueles semes de fleurs de liz d argent, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
celui de vierlo, d argent a ij faisses de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui du mesnil, les armes d auwans a j lion de gueles passant coronez d or, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
celui du chief, d or frete de sable a le chief de gueles, et crie[]


ArmTxt:
g picquart, d argent a ij faisses de gueles

AiCmnt:
Possibly Gilles Picke, a prisoner at Basweiler 1371.
XRA 3:122 (no arms);


ArmTxt:
le chastelain de montegny, de gueles a le bende d argent, et crie montegny


ArmTxt:
le sire daules, de gueles a le bende d argent, et crie daulas


ArmTxt:
celui de hamericourt, de gueles a le bende d argent, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de blihain, telz armes a iij manches d or, et crie hamericourt, et toutes les bendes du paiz


ArmTxt:
celui de selles, de sable a le bende d argent a vj merlettes de mesmes senz bordure, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de rissainssart, de gueles a iij estriers d argent a coroyes d asur estoffe et claude d or, et crie housedam et tout l estrier du paiz


ArmTxt:
celui de samelle, d or a le croix de sinople dentee, et crie heusedalle


ArmTxt:
celui de longcamp, d argent au chief de gueles dentee de iij dens, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de vim, d argent a j chevron de gueles a iiij merlettes de sable

AiCmnt:
Wijneghem, kt,  fl.1338 (à Erps, 28l) = Wineghem; Wijnegem nr Anvers = 28d; 
-: related to echevins of Anvers {chevron acc. trois aigles/sautoirs}
-:  related to Coudenberg in Brx (28l);
REF: Adam AB:707+726;  XRA 4:257;


ArmTxt:
celui du vivier, d argent a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de wasebech, d or a l escusson de sinople a j baston d argent


ArmTxt:
lavoe de hasebain, de gueles a j lion d argent a le qeuhe fourquie coronez d or


ArmTxt:
celui d artin, les armes du pel a j quartier d azur

AiCmnt:
Pel = [d'argent semé de fleurs de lis de gueules]


ArmTxt:
celui de bouremont, d auwans a j quartier de gueles

AiCmnt:
Awans = [d'argent semé de fleurs de lis de gueules] (pop)


ArmTxt:
celui de doddes, esquartele d or a le faisse de gueles bretesquie et de sable a lambiau d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de lihure, telz armes a iij fleurs de liz d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de surlait, d or a j sautoir de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire loys marchiaux, d azur a fleurs de liz d or semes a j quartier de siulart, et crie dampmartin


ArmTxt:
hustin baret, d argent a j lupart de gueles passant coronez d or, et crie valerons


ArmTxt:
celui de gemappe de monnialle a l escusson de ville

AiCmnt:
Montmalle = [de gueules semé de fleurs de lis d'argent]


ArmTxt:
celui de ville, d or a le faisse de gueles a ij costices de mesmes, et crie ville


ArmTxt:
le sire de blehem, d or a le faisse de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de huppon, de gueles a iij losenges d argent, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de sonstelles, varie contre varie d argent et d asur a j chevron de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de le verrine, d argent a iij aniaulx de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de walecourt, de rochefort a lambiau d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de melin, de gueles a iij paulx variez, et crie fontainnes


AiCmnt:
Popoff refers to Chasebein, LBQ: 2921 = de geulle à le bende d'or (pop); Adam-Even notes a Hasebain = de gueles a l aigneaux d'or.


ArmTxt:
celui de tongre, varie contre varie d argent et d asur a le faisse de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de warselle, de sinople a le faisse d ermine, et crie boubais


ArmTxt:
celui de harne, burle d argent et de gueles a iij merlettes de sinoble


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


ArmTxt:
celui de harleville, de sable a fleurs de liz d argent semees


ArmTxt:
celui de tuile, les armes du pel a j quartier de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de rost, de sable a le croix d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire d allais, de faveulles a v coquilles d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire diue, varie a iij paulx de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de waroue, de gueles a j lion d or, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de montenach, de gueles a le bende d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de molebaix, d argent a iij estriers de gueles a coroyes d or a j quartier de montenach


ArmTxt:
le sire de la grange, de sable a le faisse d or


ArmTxt:
celui de le roche, d argent a le bende de gueles et billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
le sire de biauchastel, d or a l escusson de gueles


ArmIdf:
CHK  Lost / Loos / Loste --  Gu canton Ar ?

AiCmnt:
Possibly meant for Loos (hes) = {barruly Or-Gu}, but not coat with a canton in mentioned in XRA, or less likely Lose (bra) = Az 3 fleurs-de-lis Ar & canton {Ar 3 roses Gu}. Loste is not likely.


ArmTxt:
le sieur d ais, faissie d or et de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de biaumont, varie contre varie d argent et d azur ou chief de gueles a demy lion d or


ArmTxt:
celui de faiveray, d or en chief d azur a le bende eschiquete d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de gremont, d argent a j corne de cerf de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui des gardins, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij fers de cheval a planque, et sont d azur


ArmTxt:
celui de louvy, de moncornet a un baston de d or


ArmTxt:
celui de werves, d asur a iij lions d or coronez de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de floresies, d argent a le faisse de gueles a iij rutes de mesmes et crie


ArmTxt:
celui de biaufort, d argent a le bende de gueles a ij fresiaux de mesmes, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de cavensy, de lost a lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de baresies, d argent a l aigle de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de hametines, de gueles a iij estriers d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de houssedam, d argent a iij estriers d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de hanut, d or a iij forces de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de hollende, d or a j lion de gueles, et crient hollendres

AiCmnt:
The header reads: "les armes de le conte de Hollende et des seigneurs du paiz à banière, aultrement Royers".


ArmTxt:
le sire de hamstede, telz armes a le roe d argent a l espaule du lion corone d argent, et crie hollendres


ArmTxt:
le sire d aspre, telz armes a le merlette de sable


ArmTxt:
le sire de watrelain, faissie d or et d asur, suz l or x sautoirs de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de hornes, d or a iij cors de gueles loyez d argent


ArmTxt:
les anciennes armes de le laicque, bende d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de le laicque et de pulaire, d argent a iij croissans de sable, et crie

AiCmnt:
ESNF 8:42;  Adam AB:659 (Polanen-Vianen); XCB:183 (Asperen);


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


ArmTxt:
le sire d abcoire, de gueles a iij colombes [colonnes] d argent, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de silly staine, d or a le faisse de sable a j sautoir eschiquete d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de bouseler, d argent a j lion de gueles a lambiau d azur


ArmTxt:
le sire de lanscronne, de gueles a je couronne d or de l empereur


ArmTxt:
celui de blanquehem, d or a j lion de sable a lambiau de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de boste, d or a iij chevrons de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de rodemarch, faissie d argent et d azur


ArmTxt:
le conte de sarne, de gueles a j lion d or a le queuhe fourquie croisie et corone d or


ArmTxt:
les armes de lembourg, d argent a ung lion de gueles


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de mons, telz armes a lambiau d azur, et crie lembourg


ArmTxt:
le conte de luxembourg, burle d argent et d azur a j lion de gueles corone d or, et crie son nom

AiCmnt:
See also [2376-2382] for some important vassals.


ArmTxt:
le sire de huffalisse, telz armes a j quartier d or par desoubz le lion, et crie luxembourg


ArmTxt:
les armes de huffalisse, d azur a le croix d or a croisettes de mesmes recroiseteez a long pie, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le conte de chiny, de gueles a ij bars d or a croisettes d or recroiseteez a long pie


ArmTxt:
le conte de katermebone, de gueles a j lupart d or rampant


ArmTxt:
le sire g inige, d argent a iij paux d asur


ArmTxt:
le sire de bellecoste, de gueles a j escusson d argent


ArmTxt:
le sire de le selle, d azur a j lion d argent a molettes de mesmes perchies


ArmTxt:
le conte de sponnehem, eschiquete d argent et de gueles, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
celui de blasemare, d ermines a le faisse de gueles a iij merlettes de mesmes ou chief


ArmTxt:
celui de cobelant, d argent a iij sautoirs de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de riposses, d argent a l escusson de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de wissemborch, d argent au chief de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de quimes, d or eschiquete d azur a le bordure de gueles a j quartier d ermines


ArmTxt:
celui de hornes, de gueles a iij chevrons d or


ArmTxt:
celui de maskere, d argent a besans de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de meire, d or a le faisse de gueles


ArmTxt:
le bos le duc, d or a iij croix de gueles loyeez d argent a lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
celui de jullersmont, d or a le croix de gueles dentee, et crie son nom


ArmTxt:
le sire de stelles, losengie d argent et de gueles, et crie stelles


ArmTxt:
le sire de burlain, les armes de hufalisse, et si le crie


ArmTxt:
celui de femalle, d or a le croix de sinoble dentee, et crie hasedalle


ArmTxt:
le sire de poulegest, d azur a le faisse d or a iij aigles d argent membrez desoure [d azur]


ArmTxt:
le sire de gilles, d or a j lion de sable corone


ArmTxt:
celui de nandes, chevronne corone d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de lusegny, de gueles a le manche d argent a croisettes d or recroiseteez


ArmTxt:
celui de houdines, faissie de x pieces d argent et de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de hornopiere, d or a iiij (ij) faisses de gueles billete de mesmes


ArmTxt:
celui de wandent re, d or a le wivre de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de saufontaines, de gueles a le croix d argent ancree


ArmTxt:
celui de quatremais, esquartele d argent a le wivre de gueles, varie contre varie d or et de sable


ArmTxt:
celui d arseloe, de gueles a iij chevrons d or


ArmTxt:
celui de de stondemberch, d argent a iij tortiaux de gueles


ArmTxt:
celui de herlans, d or a le faisse de gueles bretesquie


ArmTxt:
celui de colbarommes, d ermines a ij faisses de gueles


ArmTxt:
messire jehan de tenaiges, d argent a iij paux de sable

AiCmnt:
Jean de Tenaiges, not identified. Same arms as brabantian Oirschot.


ArmTxt:
les armes de wassenare, de gueles a iij croissans d argent


ArmTxt:
ernoul de hamnes, eschiquete d or et d asur a j quartier d ermines


ArmTxt:
messire henry de la laicque, d argent a iij croissans de sable a je corone d or suz le croissant


ArmTxt:
les armes de wisquel, de gueles a le reue d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de chastendich, d argent a le faisse d azur a j sautoir coppone d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de mandreset, d or a le faisse de gueles wivree


ArmTxt:
lardenois de spunetin, les armes de faillais a coquilles d or

AiCmnt:
Probably Guillaume dit l'Ardenois de Spontin, taken prisoner at Basweiler 1371, ransomed for 1125 moutons d'or. His seal was differenced by a canton ch. mullet.
     Gerard de Spontin (80 moutons d'or) and another Guillaume (2724 moutons d'or), who sealed with the present arms, were also taken prisoner.See also [2196, 2222 Guil dS];
XRA 3:449 (1374, Guil l'AdS); XRA 3:449 (1355, 1374, Guil dS);


ArmTxt:
messire hernons, d or a le faisse coppone d argent et de gueles, suz le chief iij fremaulz d asur


ArmTxt:
le conte de luxembourg, burle d argent et d azur a ung lion de gueles corone d or, et crie luxembourg

AiCmnt:
A repeat of the C.Luxembourg, see [2318]. This short segment appear to cover just two families from the southern parts: Ouren-Fels and Rodemack.
     Header: " Les armes de Luxembourg à baniere".


ArmTxt:
le sire de rodemach, faissie d or et d asur de vj pieces

AiCmnt:
S.Rodemack, in dep Moselle, 17 km SSE of Luxembourg.. 
   The arms are also in [2312]. 
ESNF 7:48-52; Möller S 2:157;  Sieb 24/2.11:t9 lor; XRA 3:247; XRA 1:491t50n4 + 3:247; XDD:3431;


ArmTxt:
le sire de roche, d or a le croix de gueles ancree

AiCmnt:
v.d. Fels Sr de la Roche al. la Rochette, from Burg Fels in Fiels nr Luxembourg, a cadet of Ouren.
     The Ouren family split early into several branches, all using a cross moline. Ouren and Fels separated c.1180, and Ouren again in the next generation (c.1200) into Ouren and Pittingen or Petange [2381], which was absorbed by Criechingen by 1410.
     The Fels branch also divided in the next generation in to Berbourg (c.1200) and again in the following generation into Boulay or Bolchen [2379].
ESNF 7:43-47; Möller S 4:45-46;  Hauptmann MW 27-29; Loutsch L 502;  XRA 1:165n2 + 3:240; XRL:4514-4518; XCM:838-844;


ArmTxt:
le sire de boulay, de gueles a le croix d or ancree

AiCmnt:
S.Boulay-sur-Moselle al. Bolchen nr Saarbrücken, a cadet of Fels (Ouren), see [2378].
Möller S 4:46; Köhler HL 78; Loutsch AL 253; XRA 1:308; XRL:3305 + 4514-4518; XRM:3305-3308;


ArmTxt:
le sire de putenge, d or a la croix de gueles

AiCmnt:
S.Pittingen or Petange, a branch of Ouren, see [2378]. The figure should be a cross moline.


ArmTxt:
le sire de lampach, d or a iij paux de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly a misreading of Püttlingen al. Puttelange-les-Thionville / -Rodemack, who used identical arms, as did Metzich al. Messancy, all from Luxembourg.
Loutsch AL 656;  Möller S 2:152;  Sieb 24/2.11:t25 lor (Puttlingen);


ArmTxt:
le marquiz de blanquembourg, d argent a l aigle de gueles membre et loye d or parmy les pennes

AiCmnt:
MGf.Brandenburg, one of the electors of the HRR.
   The header reads: "les armes de blanquenbourg à baniere".


ArmTxt:
le conte de lindo, de gueles a l aigle d argent

AiCmnt:
Gf.Lindau al. Lindow (Kr. Ruppin, Brandenburg), with Barby and Ruppin a cadet of Arnstein Gf.Arnstein & Lindau & Hr.Ruppin, noted 1172-1524.
ESNF 12:33-36 (Arnstein) + 77 B (Lindau); Sieb 2/1.1.3:24+t36; Köbler HL 26;Rolland 4:69, Gf, aut;


ArmTxt:
le sire de ramenberch, d argent ou chief


ArmTxt:
le sire de rougemer, d argent a une demye rue de sable


ArmTxt:
le borchgrave de neuberg, esquartele d argent et de sable

AiCmnt:
Arms of Zollern or Hohenzollern, probably for the BGf.Nürnberg.
      The header reads: "les armes du paiz de france en alemaigne", i.e. Franconia.  Popoff URF reads the legend as 'arenberg', while London has Neuberg.


ArmTxt:
le sire de honeloch, d argent a ij cats de sable les queuhes entre les jambes


ArmTxt:
celui de traves, d argent a iiij quintefueilles d or

AiCmnt:
Blasone emended from 4 to 3 cinquefoils.


ArmTxt:
celui de mierdonne, d azur a j lion d or a tramines de mesmes

AiCmnt:
tramines = ?,  femblad / klør ?; preceeding item Traves /Tramines ?;


ArmTxt:
celui de saint lienart, de gueles a le rose d argent


ArmTxt:
celui de le haye, de gueles a le croix d ermines patee, breton


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

AiCmnt:
RE: Montigny (PRT, LBQ); URF:2648 le Boeuf, bre (re: CPF, Montigny-variant)


ArmTxt:
bertran de buef, de gueles a le croix d or a iiij lions de mesmes


ArmTxt:
g le borgne, de sable a le croix d argent a iiij coquilles de gueles, breton


ArmTxt:
celui de toussy, de blois a iiij merlettes de gueles a lambiau d asur


ArmTxt:
jehan as epaules, de gueles a fleurs de liz d or a ung quartier d argent a le bende d azur fretee d or a une merlette de gueles ou quartier


ArmTxt:
.a. primes thiery de sobinain, d argent a j lion de gueles a une bordure d azur, ung aniel d argent en l espaule du lion, et crie walicourt

AiCmnt:
Thierry de Wallincourt, a younger son of the Sr de Somaing, in Hainaut. The Somaing branch used a brisure of a simple border.
Devillers CH 5:661; XDD:3631*;
#- Ci après sont les chevalliers et
les escuiers qui firent fait d’armes
devant Saint Omer, devant Ardre et
devant Calaiz l’an m ccc lxxvij

à cheval et à piet de iij course du fer de lance à vj telz y eust, et de xij coups à piet telz que de iij coups de lance et iij d’espee et iij de dagues et iij de hache. Et tous ceulx qui ont une .f. entre ij poins firent leur fait à piet, et tous ceulx qui ont ung .a. le firent à piet et à cheval, et tous ceulx qui ont ung .o. ne le firent que à cheval.


ArmTxt:
contre jehan burniel, d argent a j chevron de sable a j papegay de sinoble, ponhier

AiCmnt:
Jean Bournel, probably a brother of the then head of family, Hugues de Bournel Sr de Thiembronne, (dep Pas-De-Calais, arr St.Omer, can Fauquemberque, 20 km south-west of Saint-Omer). His marriage to Alips de Bauchain brought Hugues 4 sons and vast lands in the area. Hugues changed his arms to {Ar escutcheon Gu  acc. orle of popinjays Vt} after his marriage.
Bozzolo CAM 1:131; Chenaye DN 3:848;


ArmTxt:
.o. messire jehan d ambrecourt, d ermines a iij hamaides de gueles a vj coquilles d or suz le hamaide, et crie lambres

AiCmnt:
Jean d'Auberchicourt al. John Dabrichecourt of Markeaton (Derbs.), d.1415, possibly brother of Colart / Nicolas (IV) [2666, 15], served the English in 1369, steward of the household of John of Gaunt D.Lancaster, Judge of Appeals in Bordeaux in 1400, Captain of Calais 1399-1402, KG 1413. He jousted at St.Inglevert 1390. Two branches of the hainauter family d'Auberchicourt was prominent at this time. The senior branch, lords of Estaimbourg in Hainaut, bore the hamaïdes undifferenced.  A member of a junior branch, Nicolas (II) Sr de Bugnicourt, grandfather of Jean and Nicolas (IV), went into English service around 1335 and one of his sons, Eustace / Sanchez / Sanset (d.1372), became one of the 24 founder knights of the Order of the Garter in 1347. This branch probably bore the brisure of escallops, though the undifferenced arms are known from a seal of 1361 and from a late list of founder knights (S:23). The escallops are also known for the flemish branch at Lambres (XDD:2524).
ESNF 13:22-24; Roskell C 2:728-733;


ArmTxt:
contre messire raoul taisson, d ermines paille a j baston de gueles, et crie la roche taisson, normant

AiCmnt:
Raoul de la Roche-Taisson, a bastard or cadet of the important family with seat at Roche-Taisson on the Sienne in the Baillage d'Alencon  in Normandy.
Chesnaye DN 18:880; XDD:3679* (no bend);


ArmTxt:
.f. messire jehan de gruyeres, de gueles a je grue d argent saillant en une tournelle d or a piet, et crie gruyeres

AiCmnt:
Jean de Gruyères, fl.1360-1381, younger son of Pierre comte de Gruyères & Sr de Montsalves in the Pays de Vaud (Suisse), then a prominent vassal of the comte de Savoie and with the Gransons notable in English service. Following the German tradition, all members of family was titled counts. His mother was Catherine de la Tour-Châtillon or Turn-Gesteles, hence the brisure.
Rolland 3:107, ESNF 15:3-5; Galbreath LH 141;


ArmTxt:
contre messire ganaviet de bailleul, d argent a le bende de gueles a croisettes d or suz le bende, et crie bailleul, artisien

AiCmnt:
Ganaviet or Gauvain de Bailleul, possibly a younger son, but the bend crusily might be a mistake of the collator. Main seat in Bailleul-lès-Pernes, dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Arras, can Heuchin, about 28 south of St.Omer. The main  branch of the Sr de Bailleul bore the bend plain.
Feuchère, Homonymie et héraldisme, le Blason 1947-48;  XRO:794* (bend);


AiCmnt:
Willem (Guillaume) de Laclite, this shield is left blank, probably lost in copying. This might be Guillaume de Clite S.Comines, mentioned at the funeral of Louis de Mâle C.Flandre (d.1384) and with the arms of Comines {Gu chevron Or betw 3 escallops Ar & border Or} in CHA:1202 (Bozzolo CAM 1:171).


ArmTxt:
contre monseigneur le barrois, d or a le croix ancree de sinoble, et crie les barres, bourguegnon

AiCmnt:
Jean des Barres dit de Barrois Sr de Bannegon & Neuvy-sur-Allier &c, d.1399. By 1375 he was counsellor and chamberlain. His father died c.1400 and he left a minor, Louis.  The heraldry of the maison des Barres, with sublines all over France, is very complex with two main coats of arms, lozengy for the Barres d'Oissery and a cross recercely or moline for a junior line, des Barres de la Guerche and its sublines. In several instances members used lozengy on the seal and the cross recercely on the counter-seal.
C de Merindol, RFHS 71-72:73-96 (2001-2002);  P Bony, RFHS 64:47-58 (1994); ESNF 13:34-37;  XCB:188-189; XDD:1293; XRO:935;


AiCmnt:
Pair of wings ch. escutcheon of arms as crest.


ArmIdf:
Renaud, d.1318, s&h/ Jean C.Dammartin (d.1302) - c


ArmIdf:
Oyenbrugge ? (bra) / Roche-Taisson (nor)


AiCmnt:
Either Monceaux (ver) or Ophem (bra), the unidentified family is also present in LYN 71 (hai).


AiCmnt:
Item is not Jauche = {Gu fess Or}, nor Gommegies (Jauche).


AiCmnt:
RE: Dürn; Goes; Haldenstein; Kottwitz von Aulenbach; Pful; Schauenstein; Strasberg;


AiCmnt:
RE: Renesse 737 = Urbach; Wöllwarth; Eschwege; Julbach;


ArmTxt:
le conte de werthem, d asur a iij roses ou chief d or a demy aigle de sable coppe par les pennes


ArmTxt:
le sire de hano, chevronne d or et de gueles


ArmTxt:
le sire de croneberch, esquartele de varie contre varie d argent et d azur et de gueles

AiCmnt:
von Cronberg, descendants of the ministeriales von Eschborn (nr Königstein am Taunus), noted 1192 and by 1238 as von Cronberg, seat at Burg Cronberg nr Frankfurt (Kr. Obertaunus, Hessen). 
Bosl R 1:308; Möller S 3:250; ESNF 12:4-9; Sieb 20/6.7:t4, nas;


ArmTxt:
le sire de hunebourch, [dor] a une gline de popre

AiCmnt:
Neither the family nor the figure-of-arms have been identified.


ArmTxt:
le roy de behaigne, de gueles a ung lion d argent a le queuhe fourquie et croisie noe et corone d or, et crie behaigne

AiCmnt:
Arms of Böhmen.
    The header reads: "les armes du roy de behaigne et d’aucuns seigneurs du paiz".


ArmTxt:
le sire de risembourg, d argent a ung paon

AiCmnt:
Probably the arms of Dietrich von Porticz, given by emperor Karl IV in 1360, and formerly used by Basek z Bory u Horazdovic in 1334. The various Riesenburgs used different arms (Clemmensen OM).
Myslivecek E 95-96, Zelenka BZL;


ArmTxt:
le sire de rosenberch, d argent a le rose de gueles

AiCmnt:
Gf.Rosenberg al. Rozmberkové, a principal moravian family noted 1177 as BGf.Glatz, from which a branch moved to Kärnten and was later created Reichsfürsten in 1605.
ESNF 16:40-41; Myslivecek E 49+115; Kneschke D 7:576-579; Sieb 1.3.1:23 + 1.3.3A:231+t296-297 (RFst);


ArmTxt:
le sire de wasemberch, parti d or et de sable

AiCmnt:
von Wartenberg, a branch of the Markvartic clan and related to the Valdstejns or Waldensteins;
Rolland 6:146n13; Heymowski CB; Myslivecek E 59;


ArmTxt:
le sire de strambourch, d asur a l estoille d or


ArmTxt:
le haise de behaigne, esquartele d or a le teste de sanglier de sable et d asur a ung ase d or en bende

AiCmnt:
Wilhelm Hase von Waldeck al. Zajic z Valdeke. The family held the office of hereditary grand seneschals in Bohemia. Wilhelm acquired Burg Hasenburg al. Hazmburk nr Slan on Eger (Kr. Leitmeritz), and changed his name to Hase von Hasenburg and his arms. The hare, zajic in czech, might also be drawn as a talbot. The boar's head is named Waldeck on the murals in BZL:107.
Myslivecek E 46+63; Kneschke D 4:228;


ArmTxt:
le roy d alemaigne, d or a l aigle de sable

AiCmnt:
The king of the Romans or Deutsche König - the head of the Holy Roman Empire after his election by the 4 secular electors (Böhmen, Pfalz, Sachsen, Brandenburg) and 4 spiritual electors (Trier, Mainz, Köln) and coronation like Charlemagne in the cathedral of Aachen, but before being crowned as emperor by the pope in Rome.
     Böhmen [2393] is missing among the electors in [2401-2406]. 
     The header reads: "les armes d’aucuns alemans et ne scet-on de quelles marches et sont à baniere".


ArmTxt:
le sire de viane, telz armes comme couchy

AiCmnt:
Probably referring to Gisbert S.Vianen & Goye BGf.Utrecht (d.1391) of the Bosinchem al. Beusichem family, who acquired the lands of Goye in Utrecht.  Arms of Goye, usually qtd with Vianen {Ar 3 zules / columns Sa}.
ESNF 8:43 (S.Vianen of maison de Bosinchem); XRA 4:113*; XDD:10505* (Vianen qtg Goye);


ArmTxt:
le conte de watemberghe, d argent a ung lion de sable

AiCmnt:
Probably Fhr. von Wartenberg, formerly von Geisingen, noted 11C, extinct 1482, ministeriales of Gf.Sulz with seats in Burg Wartenberg and Burg Geisingen (Kr. Donaueschingen, B-W).
Bosl R 414; HHStD 6:726; Rolland 6:146n14*;


ArmTxt:
le sire de vinchevelt, de sable a j lion d or

AiCmnt:
von Binsfeld, seat in Binsfeld nr Düren (Kr. Jülich, N-W).
XRA 1:256; Fahne KJ 1:31; SIE:131n2;


ArmTxt:
le conte de sene, d asur ou chief d argent

AiCmnt:
Probably two items, as the full entry reads:  'le conte de sene, dazur ou chief dargent tourincq'/conicq dazur a .j. lion dor a croisettes dargent'.  The first part might be a Breidenstein, a Stauff von Ehrenfels or still another, the second a Saarbrücken [2420-bis].
    von Stauff von Ehrenfels, acquired Ehrenfels c.1326. Their Stammsitz was near Hiltpoltstein, Kr. Forchheim, Mittelfranken.
ESNF 16:88-89; Sieb 22/6.1.1:t108 + 6.1.3:59; Sieb F 101 + t1 (Az-Ar) + r20;


ArmTxt:
le conte poully, my parti d or et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Arms similar to Raugraf von Stolzenberg, a cadet line of the Raugrafen during 1239-1358.
   Hardly {bendy of 8 Ar-Gu} Gf.Polheim as tentatively proposed by Popoff.
ESNF 4:114-115; Möller S 1:21;


ArmTxt:
le conte sauoiges, d or a j lion de gueles corone d azur


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

AiCmnt:
von Falkenstein zu Münzenberg, cadet of maison Bolanden. Mainzer ministerialen, later as Gf.Falckenstein am Donnersberg. In mid 13C they inherited  Königstein (Kr. Obertaunus, Hessen), the Landvogtei of Wetterau and the arms of Münzenberg and built the Falckenstein close by.
     Usually quartered with {Az wheel Ar}, the arms of most Bolanden cadets.
ESNF 17:26-28; Möller S 1:33;  Bosl R 1:260-273; Sieb 1.1.3: 87 + 20/6.7:3+t6; XRA 1:442;


ArmTxt:
le duc de trapee, parti d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Hz.Troppau al. Opava in Schlesien, ruled by a Premyzlide cadet line.
ESNF 1.2:178 + 3:18; Sieb 2/1.1.3:t14;


AiCmnt:
An unfinished entry for the Wittelsbacher Hz.Bayern. The arms would be {paly-lozengy Ar-Az}, see [2406]


ArmTxt:
le conte de stamborch, de gueles au chief d argent

AiCmnt:
Not identified. The same arms and legend is used for one of the compagnons of Richard I 'Lionhart' king of England and a 'hero' of the Third Crusade, see [2794].
    None of the german families with a coat-of-arms like these are likely to fit in this place.


ArmTxt:
le conte de lemont, de gueles a l aigle d argent membre d or

AiCmnt:
C.Montbéliard al. Mömpelgard in dep Doubs. Actually the arms of the Vienne family as used by the C.Bourgogne until 1279, when Othon (IV) changed to the present lion arms used by the region Franche-Comté. His younger brother Renaud de Bourgogne, d.1321, married  the heiress to Montbéliard, Guillemette de Neuchâtel, in 1282. On her marriage to Henri S.Montfaucon, their daughter, Agnes, brought the county back to the Montfaucons and the 'fish' arms, see [967].
Jequier CM;


ArmTxt:
le duc de statin, d asur a l aigle d or becquie et empietee de senois

AiCmnt:
Probably the Hz.Teschen in southern Silesia or Schlesien, ruled by a cadet line of the polish royal family of the Piasts. The nearby Hz.Oppeln or Opole used identical arms.
ESNF 3:15-16;

AIRefs:
BIG:12; VER:392 'le duc de la roche'; BHM:81; LYN:363;


ArmTxt:
le duc de siredenich, party d or et d argent a une aigle partie suz l or de sable et suz l argent de gueles

AiCmnt:
Hz.Münsterberg al. Ziembice, in Silesia, a Piast cadet line.
ESNF 3:12;


ArmTxt:
le conte de svertemberghe, parti d or et de sable

AiCmnt:
A branch of the Markvartic clan and related to the Valdstejns or Waldensteins, see [2397].


ArmTxt:
le conte de loiselant, d argent ou chief de gueles un corne de sable

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Popoff reads this as 'borselant'.


ArmTxt:
le conte de traieres, party en bende d argent et de gueles

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Identical arms were used by several families, incl. Kraigh, Hemenegg, Thal and Frauenberg. The latter were württemberger miniseriales with seat near Stuttgart, noted 1251-1638.
Sieb 23/6.2:t3 wurt (Frauenberg);


ArmTxt:
le marquiz de misse, esquartele d or a j lion de sable et d asur a j lion faissie d argent et de gueles corone d or

AiCmnt:
MGf.Meissen, incorporated into Sachsen 1423. Meissen qtg Thüringen.
ESNF 1.1:153; Blaschke SW 12; Hupp ARL 298;


ArmTxt:
les armes de le conte de breselle, d or a l aigle de sable loye d argent par les pennes

AiCmnt:
Hz.Breslau in Poland, a Piast cadet with several subcadets: Glogau, Liegnitz, Brieg, Fürstenberg and Münsterberg.
ESNF 3:9; Sieb A 229; Sieb A 106#53 (1176, eagle ch. cross & crescent, Boleslav (I) Hz.Breslau);


ArmTxt:
messire bruart de chiffelich, de gueles a l aficque ou fremail d argent floree

AiCmnt:
Bernhard von Zedlitz, fl.1362, d.1383, moved from Saxony to Silesia and Poland. Entered into english service and became a king's knight of the Chamber 1378.
      The header reads: "les armes d’aucuns seigneurs de la terre de poulainie".
Sieb 21/2.3:t62 sax + 24/2.10:t28 als;

AIRefs:
GEL:516 'h' bernt van cedelitz'; BEL:1712; BHM:3276; GRU:2049;


ArmTxt:
celui de brichebourch, hachie d argent et de gueles endentee de l un en l autre en bende

AiCmnt:
Not identified, and the blazon is only tentative, and might be might be 'bendy embattled', 'pily-bendy' or even 'gironny-engrailed';


ArmTxt:
le wanquarie de bisse d or a une bisse de gueles en bende

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Probably a serpent in bend, but Tierstein, the next item has 'bisse' as a doe.


