Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
SHERBROOK William Sherbrook, (formerly Schubach), merchant, Citizen and Gardener of London, (b.1874), was of The Old Vicarage,
Tadworth.
Arms: Purpure a winged wheel Argent and in dexter chief point a lyre Or.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert a well issuant therefrom a dexter female hand holding a mirror all Proper.
Motto: Veritas prevalebit. (FD7)
SHERBROOKE Viscount see LOWE
SHERIDAN of Polesden in Great Bookham from 1804 to 1818, and since of Frampton Court, Dorset.
Arms: Or a lion rampant between three trefoils slipped Vert.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a stag head Proper.
Motto: Cervus lacessitus leone.
As borne by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, (d.Jul 9, 1816), the famous orator, statesman and dramatist, youngest son, (by Frances Chamberlayne,
his wife, authoress of 'Sidney Biddulph') of Thomas Sheridan of London, the 'Sherry' of Boswell's 'Johnson', son of Swift's friend, Dr Thomas
Sheridan, (d.1738), of Dublin, a son of Sheridan of Uaghteraghy, Co. Cavan.
SHERLOCK of Surrey.
Arms: Per pale Or and Sable three chevrons counterchanged. (BGA)
SHERMAN of Mitcham.
Arms: Or a lion rampant Sable between three holly leaves Vert a mullet for difference.
Crest: A demi-lion rampant couped Sable holding in his dexter paw a sprig of holly Vert.
From the monument in Mitcham Church to Bazaleel Sherman, (d.Aug 25, 1670), merchant of London. (MB ii 503)
SHERSON of Fetcham.
Arms: Per chevron Azure and Gules on a chevron Or between two hawks ….. in chief and a snake coiled ….. in base three estoiles
Sable on a canton Argent three covered cups Sable.
Crest: The sun in his splendour Proper between two wings displayed ….. each wing charged with the …….
From the monument in Fetcham Church to Robert Sherson, MD, FSA, (d.Jan 6, 1821 aged 84).
SHERSTON-BAKER see BAKER of Richmond..
SHIERS of Slyfield Place in Great Bookham from 1614. Baronet, Oct 16, 1684. Extinct 1685.
Arms: Or on a bend Azure between in chief a lion rampant Sable and in base three oak leaves Vert as many escallops of the first.
Crest: A demi-lion rampant couped Sable supporting an escallop Or.
From the brass in Great Bookham Church to Robert Shiers, (d.Jun 29, 1668), of the Inner Temple, son of George Shiers, 1 st and only baronet of
Slyfield Place. (SAC xxv 97)
SHIPWRIGHT Denis Ewart Bernard Kingston Shipwright of Brackenhurst, Oxshott, (b.1898), son of T J Shipwright of Woodcroft, Battle,
{Sussex}.
Arms: Or on a fess Azure between in chief two rudders and in base an anchor Sable a lion passant guardant of the field.
Crest: In front of an ancient ship Sable pennons flying Gules a portcullis between two mullets Or.
Motto: Remis velisque. (FD7)
SHORE Baron Teignmouth. Sir John Shore, 1 st Baron Teignmouth, (1751-1834), Governor-General of India, 1792-7, and
on his retirement a prominent member of the evangelical party known as the Clapham sect, lived at Clapham, 1802-8, (DNB; VCHS iv 37)
Arms: Argent a chevron Sable between three holly leaves Vert.
Crest: A stork reguardant with a stone in its dexter claw Proper. (DPB1868)
BGA (3 rd edition) gives this as: A stork Proper beaked and legged Sable holding in the dexter claw a mullet.
BP105 gives: A stork reguardant Argent with a stone in its dexter claw Sable.
Supporters: Two storks reguardant Proper. (DPB1868)
BGA gives: Two storks reguardant Proper beaked and legged Sable.
BP105 records the family's supporters as: Two storks reguardant Argent beaked and membered Gules each crowned with an eastern crown Or.
Motto: Perimus licitis.
SHOTTER of Farnham. *
Arms: Azure [sic] on a chevron Gules between in chief two sheaves of six arrows interlaced saltireways of the second flighted and
pheoned Argent and in base a bow stringed fessways of the last three bezants.
Crest: A demi lion rampant Erminois charged on the shoulder with two arrows saltireways Gules flighted Proper in the paw a slip
of oak leaves acorned also Proper. (BGA)
* By Burke, but (VCHS ii 588) records a Mr William Shotter, attorney, as the last remaining member of the close corporation of Farnham in
1789. He was indicted for neglecting the repairs of Tilford bridges in that year, and having to pay the costs out of his own pocket, he 'dissolved
himself’ and surrendered the charters and all the documents of the corporation into the hands of the Rt. Rev. the Hon. Brownlow North, Bishop
of Winchester.
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