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DAVIDSON
James Davidson.
Or, a torch inflamed and a pick-axe in saltire proper, on a chief gules an open book
between two youths' heads couped at the neck all proper. (Coll. of Arms. 23/12/1948)
DAY
Henry Welsted Day, farmer in Rusape and pioneer of viticulture in Rhodesia.
Great-grandson of Robert Day (born 1807) who was the elder brother of the Rev.
William Tottenham Day, MA, Rector of Rathclarin, co. Cork. Born 28/6/1886, married
Victoria Irene Illman and had issue Robert Welsted (b.1/8/1934) and Annie Welsted
(now Cooke) (b. 27/5/1932). Died 5/5/1956. Robert Welsted Day married
13/10/1988, Barbara -----------, and has issue Claire Welsted, born 2/8/1985.
Per chevron Or and azure, a crescent between three mullets all counterchanged.
(FDAF and Grantees of Arms, Harleian Society Publications, Vol. LXVII).
DE LA PANOUSE
Vicomte Edmond-Charles-Felix de La Panouse, early resident of Rhodesia and
personal friend of Cecil Rhodes. Born 23/5/1845. Married 2/2/1881 Maria Heilbronn.
Son of César-Armand-Anatole de La Panouse, Comte de la Panouse.
Argent, six bendlets (or cotises) gules. (Restoration Armorial of Vicomte A. Révérend)
DE LA RUE
Ian Hector De La Rue (b. 22/7/1910) and his son Anthony St. Vincent De La Rue,
formerly of Ruware Ranch, Zaka. Ian was the third son of Sir Evelyn Andros De La
Rue, 2nd Baronet.
Or, three bars gules, each charged with as many estoiles of the first, in chief an
increscent and a decrescent of the second. (BP 1953)
DE ROBECK
Hugh Alexander de Robeck, KLJ of Harare.
Per fess argent and vert in chief a fir tree eradicated of the second between a fleur-delys
purpure to the dexter and an open book of the first edged Or and leathered of the
third to the sinister and in base two plates in fess all within a bordure gold. (Govt.
Register No. 526)
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