Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
SANFORD Captain Henry Ayshford Sanford, MA, MB, B.Ch (Cantab), RAMC, of The Court, Wanborough Manor, (b.1926), son of
Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Ayshford Sanford, 3 rd Kings Own Hussars, of Ridge House, Sandgate, Kent, (b.1891), and descended from Henry
Sandford of Nynehead, Somerset, (1612-44), and his wife Mary, (d.1662 aged 55), daughter of Hugh Ayshford of Ayshford, Devon.
(BLG18)
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure three bars wavy Argent (Sandford); 2, Argent a chevron between three martlets Sable (Sandford,
ancient); 3, Argent three ashen keys Proper between two chevronels Sable (Ayshford).
Crest: A martlet Proper.
Motto: Ferme en foy. (BLG8)
SANT Captain Mowbray Lees Sant of The Red House, Shalford, Chief Constable of Surrey, (1863-1943), was son of James Sant,
CVO, RA, Principal Painter in Ordinary to Queen Victoria, (1820-1916).
Arms: Sable on a chevron cotised Or between three roses Argent barbed and seeded Proper as many escallops of the field.
Crest: A demi lion rampant Gules gorged with a collar Vair holding in the mouth a rose Argent barbed slipped and seeded Proper
and holding between the paws an escallop Or.
Motto: Si sit sanctus felix. (FD7)
SANXAY of Cheam.
Arms: Or a chevron between three ducks Sable.
From the monument in Cheam Church to Fanny Maria, (d.Oct 15, 1796), daughter of Edmund Sanxay of Cheam and wife of Richard Davenport.
(MB ii 478)
SARGEAUNT Henry Anthony Sargeaunt CB, OBE, BA (Cantab), of Ash Island, East Molesey, Chief Scientific Adviser Home Office,
(b.1907), son of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Sargeaunt, Cheshire Regiment, (1866-1950), and descended from John Sargeaunt, of Mitcheldean,
Gloucestershire, (d.1541).
Arms: Argent a chevron between three dolphins embowed Sable. (BLG18)
SASSOON Sassoon David Sassoon of Ashley Park, Walton-on-Thames, (1832-67), was father of Joseph Sassoon, JP, MA (Oxon), of
Ashley Park, (1855-1918), whose eldest son Captain Sassoon Joseph Sassoon, BA (Oxon), 6 th Inniskilling Dragoons, of Ashley Park, was
succeeded in the representation of the family by his brother David Sassoon, (b.1888).
The family formerly bore:
Arms: Or a palm tree erased Vert between on the dexter a pomegranate and on the sinister an olive branch both Proper on a chief
Azure a lion passant of the first.
Crest: A dove volant with an olive branch in the mouth all Proper. (BGA)
The family now bears:
Arms: Or a palm tree eradicated Proper between on the dexter a pomegranate also Proper and on the sinister a branch of laurel
fructed Vert on a chief Azure a lion passant of the first in the dexter paw a rod erect Gold.
Crest: On a mount Vert a fernbrake surmounted by a dove volant in the beak a laurel branch all Proper the wings semé of estoiles
Or.
Motto: Candide et constanter. (BLG18)
SAUMAREZ Richard Saumarez, FRS, FSA, of Newington, surgeon, (1764-1835), was son of Matthew Saumarez, (1718-78), and brother
of the 1 st Baron de Saumarez, and was ancestor of Lieutenant-Commander James Philip de Haviland Saumarez, RN, of St. Nicholas, East Hill
Road, Oxted, (b.1937).
Arms: Argent on a chevron Gules between three leopards' faces Sable as many castles triple-towered Or.
Crest: A falcon displayed Proper.
Motto: In Deo spero. (BP105)
SAUNDER [also named SANDERS and SAUNDERS] of Charlwood Place. Extinct 1662.
Arms: Sable a chevron Ermine between three bull heads cabossed Argent.
Crest: As confirmed to Sir Thomas Saunder in 1553. A demi-bull salient couped per pale Gules and Sable armed, eared and horned
Argent and Or counterchanged, about his neck a collar gemel Gold, holding between his forelegs a stalk of alisaunder [horse parsley] Vert
budded Or.
From the late 15 th century carved screen in Charlwood Church, and also from the brass there to Nicholas Saunder, (d.Aug 29, 1553)
(SAC xxvi 47)
As borne (SV1623) by Thomas Saunder, (d.1623), son of Edmund Saunder, (d.Nov 15, 1615), the crest in this instance being A demi-bull
couped Gules armed Or.
SAUNDERS Fairbairn records Sir Edwin Saunders, FRCS, FGS, of Fairlawn, Wimbledon Common, (1814-1901), Dentist to Queen
Victoria and to the Prince and Princess of Wales, as using for
Crest: An elephant's head erased Argent.
Motto: Spes mea in Deo. (FBC)
SAVAGE of London and Reigate.
Arms: Argent six lions rampant Sable From the monument in Reigate Church to Richard Savage, (d.Sep 8, 1722 aged 62), citizen
and cook of London, son of George Savage of Reigate. (MB i 518)
HEYWORTH-SAVAGE see HEYWORTH
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