Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

REYGATE see REIGATE
REYNARDSON see BIRCH-REYNARDSON
SURREY COATS OF ARMS
REYNELL Henry Reynell of Leatherhead, (d.1824), was son of Henry Reynell, olim Reynell-Spiller, of Shepperton, Middlesex,
(d.1762), and descended from the Reynell family of Ogwell, Devon.
Arms: Argent masonry Sable a chief indented of the second.
Crest: A fox passant, (or statant) Or
Mottoes: Murus aheneus esto; Indubitata fides. (BLG1846; BGA)
REYNOLDS of Carshalton.
Arms: Argent a chevron chequy Gules and Azure between three cross crosslets fitché of the third.
Crest: Out of a mural crown Or a demi talbot salient Argent eared Gules collared and line ending in a knot Gold. (BGA)
REYNOLDS Nicholas Francis Roskell Reynolds, MA (Oxon), ACA, of Vine House, 11 The Vineyard, Richmond, (b.1938), son of Major
William Francis Roskell Reynolds, Irish Guards, (b.1911), and grandson of Sir James Philip Reynolds, 1 st Bart., DSO, of Woolton, Lancaster,
(1865-1932).
Arms: Per chevron Ermine and Or in chief two lions passant Gules and in base three leopards' faces Sable.
Crest: A demi moorcock displayed Proper charged on each wing with a leopard's face Or.
Motto: Perseverando. (BP105)
RHODES Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Phillips Rhodes, 2 nd Bart., DSO, (1884-1955), was of Shamley Green, Guildford.
Arms: Azure on a bend between two lozenges Or a leopard's face Gules between two holly leaves Vert.
Crest: Two lions' gambs erased Gules supporting a lozenge charged with a holly leaf both as in the arms.
Motto: Per vias bonas. (BP99)
RHONDDA Viscountess see THOMAS
RICARDO Ralph Ricardo of 13 Park Square, London, (1787-1878), 3 rd son of Abraham Israel Ricardo, a prominent financier, (1733-
1812), had issue an eldest son Percy Ricardo, DL, JP, of Bramley Park, (1820-72), father of Colonel Horace Ricardo, CVO, DL, JP, Grenadier
Guards, of Bramley Park, (1850-1935), a 2 nd son Harry Ralph Ricardo, of Henley Lodge, Bath, {Somerset}, (1823-60), father of Arthur Ralph
Ricardo of Stony Yarrows, Mayford, {Woking}, (1858-1925); and a 3 rd son Francis Ricardo, DL, JP, of The Friary, Old Windsor, {Berkshire},
(1833-1920), father of Lieutenant-Colonel Wilfred Francis Ricardo, DSO, Household Cavalry, of The Hall, Gosbury Hill, Hook, {Hampshire}.
The above named Ralph Ricardo's twin brother Benjamin, (1787-1841), was great-grandfather of Major Louis Ferdinand Ricardo, 8 th Hussars, of
Waterside, Lingfield, (d.1951).
Arms: Gules a bend Vair * between three garbs Or on a chief Ermine a chess rook Sable between two bezants.
Crest: A mount Vert thereon a Cornish chough supporting a staff Proper thereon hoisted a pennon Vair. ** (BLG18; FD7)
* Earlier editions of BLG, (eg 4,11) record the bend as vairé Argent and Vert.
** BLG11 records the crest as: On a mount Vert a bird Proper holding in the dexter claw a flag-staff therefrom flying a pennon Argent charged
with a cross Gules.
RICE of Tooting.
Arms: Sable a chevron between three spear heads Argent embrued Gules.
From the monument in Tooting Church to John Rice (d.Jul 31, 1801 aged 49) and Lieutenant Charles Rice, RN, (d.1802 aged 22). (MB iii 377)
RICE Andrew Gurney Talbot Rice of 60 Castelnau, Barnes, (b.1930) elder son of Mervyn Gurney Talbot Rice, FCA, of 38
Lowndes Square, London, and descended from Francis William, 5 th Baron Dynevor.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent a chevron between three ravens Sable (Rice or Rhys); 2, Gules a lion rampant within a bordure
engrailed Or (Talbot); 3, Argent two chevronels between three trefoils slipped Vert (Cardonel).
Crest: A raven Sable.
Motto: Secret et hardi; or, Secret and bold. (BP105)
RICH In 1771 the trustees of Sir Robert Rich, 4 th Bart., (d.1768), bought Waverley for the benefit of his son Sir Robert Rich, 5 th
Bart., (d.1785). His daughter, Mary Frances married, 1783, the Rev. Charles Bostock who changed his name to Rich and was created Baronet
1791; they sold Waverley, 1792. (VCHS ii 625)
Arms: VCHS gives: Gules a chevron between three cross crosslets Or.
Burke gives: Gules a chevron between three crosses botonné Or.
Crest: On a mount Vert a wyvern wings elevated Argent. (BGA)
RICH Sir Charles Henry Stuart Rich, 4 th Bart., of Shirley House, JP, FSA, (1859-1913), descended from the Rev. Sir Charles Rich,
(formerly Bostock), 1 st Bart., (d.1824), see preceding entry, was of Levyls Dene, Merrow, Guildford.
Arms: Gules a chevron Erminois between three crosses botonné Or.
Crest: A wyvern with wings expanded Argent. (BP58)
(DPB1897) gives: A wyvern Argent wings elevated Ermine.
Motto: Garde ta foy
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