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MORRIS-EYTON
Charles Reginald Morris-Eyton, MC, formerly of Walford Manor and Wood Eaton
Manor. Born 21/7/1890, married, 6/1/1932, Marie Violetta, eldest daughter of the
late Edward John Robertson-Grant of Santa Catalina, Azul, Argentina and had issue.
Residence formerly at Belgownie, Salisbury (Harare) and PBS Ranch.
Quarterly, 1st and 4th, Or, a fret azure and for distinction a canton argent, 2nd and 3rd,
sable, on a fess Or between three scaling ladders argent, a lion passant guardant of
the field. (BLG 1952)
MORSHEAD OF LAMERTON
John Hurl Morshead, formerly of the BSAP, which he joined in 1949. Born 4/9/1928.
Eldest son of John Trelawny Morshead of Lamerton, Tavistock, Devon.
Azure, a cross-crosslet argent between four martlets Or, on a chief of the second three
escallop shells gules. (BLG 1952)
MOSTYN
Sir Basil Antony Trevor Mostyn, 13th Baronet. Formerly of Kildonan, Salisbury
(Harare). Born 6/2/1902, married 10/6/1931 Anita Mary, 2nd daughter of the late
Lt.Col. Rowland Charles Feilding, DSO.
Per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant Or. (BP 1970)
MOUBRAY OF BROOMLANDS
William Arthur Moubray, formerly of Delnadamph, Salisbury (Harare). Born
11/6/1902, married, 27/6/1927, Elizabeth May, younger daughter of J.W. Dunlop of
Patterson, Salisbury (Harare) and had issue, Margaret May, Barbara, Janet and
Isabel.
Parted per pale gules and azure, a lion rampant between three roses argent. (BLG,
1952).
MUNDY OF CALDREES MANOR
Hugh Algernon Godfrey Mundy, OBE, of the S.R. Dept. of Agriculture, Secretary for
Lands and Agriculture, 1933 to 1943. Born 2/4/1883, married 1stly, 7/6/1909, Alice
Edith (d. 6/11/1909), youngest daughter of Theophilus Dymond Field of Tunbridge
Wells, Kent. He married 2ndly, 26/4/1919, Marjorie daughter of the late Hugh
Rose Drysdale of Hove, Sussex and had issue, 1. Hugh Rodney Leslie Herbert, b.
8/11/1920. Served WW2 (Rhodes Scholar). 2. Ian Meynell Peirrepont. born
28/12/1922, F/Lt. RAF, killed in action, 25/8/1944. 3. Beville Charles Dacre, P/O
RAF, WW2, b. 20/9/1924 (Rhodes Scholar).
Per pale gules and sable, on a cross engrailed argent five lozenges purpure, a chief Or
charged with three crows' legs erased à la cuisse azure. (BLG, 1952)
MYERS
Gilbert Miles Myers of Harare.
Per chevron azure and argent, a chevron chequy of the first and second, in chief two
keys, wards upwards and facing to the dexter of the second and each enfiled with a
Danish coronet Or, jewelled gules and vert, in base a lymphad sable, pennons of the
fourth. (Govt. Register No. 411)
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