Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
SAVILE The Hon. George Savile, JP, (1871-1937), 3 rd son of the 4 th Earl of Mexborough, (1810-99), was of Ditton Lodge, Thames
Ditton, which was owned by his brother John Horace, 5 th Earl of Mexborough. (VCHS iii 463)
Arms: Argent on a bend Sable three owls of the field.
Crest: An owl Argent.
Supporters: (of the Earl of Mexborough) Two lions Proper collared and chained Or.
Motto: Be fast. (FD7)
SAVILE From Christopher Atkinson of Park Street, Westminster, and Oaklands and Sweetlands, Devon, who married Jane, daughter
and heir of John Savile of Enfield, Middlesex. and assumed the name and arms of Savile, 1789, descended Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrence Wrey
Savile, DSO, RA, of Whitehill House, Bordon, Hampshire, (1880-1955), father of Major Derek Wrey Savile, ACA, RA, of Crossways, Middle
Gordon Road, Camberley, (b.1918), and the Rev. Ian Keith Wrey Savile, MA (Cantab), Vicar and Rural Dean of Wandsworth, (b.1926).
Arms: Argent on a bend Sable cotised Gules three owls of the first all within a bordure engrailed of the third.
Crest: An owl rising per bend sinister Or and Sable in the beak a fleur-de-lys Azure.
Motto: Nil consciri sibi. (BLG18)
SAVILE see LUMLEY-SAVILE
SAVOR of Surrey.
Arms: Azure three crescents Or an orle of cross crosslets of the last. (BGA)
SAWBRIDGE Richard Swithin Sawbridge, of 6 Howard Close, West Horsley, (b.1911), 4 th son of the Rev. John Edward Bridgman
Sawbridge, MA (Oxon), (1877-1955).
Arms: Or two bars Azure each charged with a barrulet dancetté Argent on a chief indented of the second an ermine spot of the first.
Crest: A demi lion Azure holding in his paws a saw erect Or charged on the shoulder with an ermine spot Or. (BLG18)
SAYER of Ockley and Battersea.
Arms: Gules a chevron between three hawks Argent.
As borne (SV1623) by John Sayer of Battersea and Richard Sayer of St. Mary's Cray, Kent, sons of Henry Sayer of Ockley, son of Henry Sayer
of Lincoln's Inn.
SAYLE Captain Robert Theophilus Dalton Sayle, RASC, of Langtons, Ottershaw, (b.1882), son of Bordman Bromhead Dalton Sayle
of Roydon, Essex, (1850-1916).
Arms: Argent on a fess plain with cotises engrailed Azure between three wolves' heads erased Sable as many griffins' heads erased
Or.
Crest: In front of a wolf's head couped Sable gorged with a collar gemel Or three escallops also Or.
Motto: Who most has served is greatest. (FD7)
SCALDWELL of Brixton Causeway in Camberwell.
Arms: Argent a cross patty fitchy within an orle of martlets Azure. *
As borne by Elizabeth, daughter and heir of John Scaldwell, and wife of Justinian Angell, (d.1680), of Crowhurst. (SAC iii 47)
* (VCHS iv 281) records this as: Argent semé of estoiles and a cross formé fitché Azure.
SCARLETT of Abinger Hall, from 1814. Baron Abinger of Abinger, Jan. 12, 1835.
Arms: Checky Or and Gules a lion rampant Ermine, on a canton Azure a castle triple-towered Argent.
Crest: A Tuscan column checky Or and Gules supported on either side by a lion jamb Ermine [now Ermines] erased Gules.
Supporters: Two angels vested Argent tunics Azure wings Or in the exterior hand of each a sword in bend Proper, pomel and hilt Or.
Motto: Sine stet viribus [now Suis stat viribus].
SCAWEN of Molenick in St. German's, Cornwall, then of Horton, Buckinghamshire, and from 1696 to 1781 of Carshalton Park. *
Extinct 1801.
Arms: Argent a chevron Gules between three griffin heads erased Sable. **
Crest: A cubit arm erect vested Gules cuffed Argent holding in the hand the trunk of a tree eradicated, near the top a branch issuing,
all Proper.
From the monument in Carshalton Church to Mary, (d.1700), wife of Sir William Scawen, (d.Oct 18, 1722). (MB ii 517; Lysons, p. cxlix)
* The family was also of Reygate Manor; Robert Scawen of Reygate Manor, (d.1778), was father of John Scawen, who died sp in India, 1800,
and whose sister and coheir Winifred married, as his 2 nd wife, Samuel Blunt, JP, of Springfield Place and Crabbet Park, Sussex, (1723-96).
(BLG14)
** (VCHS iii 175, iv 183) shews the two griffins' heads in chief as respecting each other. (See also next entry).
SCAWEN Thomas Scawen of a Cornish family, acquired Long Ditton, 1724, and left it to his son James Scawen, (dsp 1801) who
mortgaged it, 1777. (VCHS iii 521)
Arms: Argent a chevron Gules between three griffins' heads erased Sable the two in chief respecting each other.
Crest: A cubit arm habited Gules cuffed Argent holding in the hand the trunk of a tree eradicated near the top a branch issuing all
Proper. (BGA)
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