Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
SKRINE The Rev. Clarmont Skrine of Warleigh Lodge, Wimbledon, sometime Captain 78 th and 47 th Regiments, (1820-86), was 3 rd
son of Henry Skrine of Warleigh, Somerset, and Stubbings House, Berkshire, (1788-1853).
Arms: Azure in the dexter chief and sinister base points a tower Argent in the sinister chief and dexter base points a lion rampant
Erminois * ducally crowned Or.
Crest: A tower Argent on the battlements thereof a lion couchant Erminois ducally crowned Or.
Motto: Tutamen. (FD7)
* BLG18 gives Ermine, not Erminois
SLADE The Rev. George FitzClarence Slade, MA (Oxon), Rector of Buckland and Rural Dean of Reigate, (1831-1904), was 11 th son
of Sir John Slade, 1 st Bart., GCH, (1762-1859).
Arms: Per fess Argent and Sable a pale counterchanged and three horses' heads erased, two and one, of the second a chief Ermine
thereon two bombs fired Proper.
Crest: On a mount Vert a horse's head erased Sable encircled with a chain in the form of an arch Gold.
Mottoes: Fidua et audax; A bon droit. (BP105)
SLADEN St. Barbe Sladen of Heathfield, Reigate, (1817-99), was 3 rd son of John Baker Sladen, DL, JP, of Ripple Court, Kent, (1780-
1860), by his wife Ethelred, (d.1867), eldest daughter and coheir of Kingsman Blaskett St. Barbe of London, and descended from Henry Slodon,
a juror at Lyminge, Kent, 1449. From the latter descended also the Rev. Canon Lawrence Banks Sladen, MA (Oxon), (1867-1945), Curate of
Clapham, 1893-98; Hugh Alfred Lambart Sladen of 28 Grove Way, Esher, (1878-1962); and Major Algernon Ryder Lambert Sladen of Norfolk
Cottage, Wentworth, (1885-1947), 2 nd , 7 th and 10 th sons of Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Sladen, DL, JP, RA, of Ripple Court, (1840-1930),
grandson of the above Joseph Baker Sladen (sic).
Arms: Barry of six Azure and Argent a horse's head erased between three crescents Or.
Crest: On a mount Vert between two branches of palm Proper a lion's gamb erased and erect Sable holding a plume of five ostrich
feathers Gules.
Motto: Vive ut vivas. (BLG18)
SLATER-REBOW see REBOW
SLIGO Marquess of see BROWNE
SLOGGETT The Rev. Charles Sloggett, MA (Cantab), (1819-1903), son of Jesse Sloggett, JP, of Saltash, Cornwall, was Rector of
Chiddingfold, 1878-99.
Arms: Or on a bend Sable between two pellets a bezant all within a bordure of the second charged with annulets of the field and
bezants alternately on a canton Argent gutté de poix a dragon passant Sable.
Crest: A dragon Sable semé of annulets Or and resting the dexter claw on a bezant.
Motto: Bethon dur. (FD1895)
SLYFIELD of Send.
Arms: Gules a fess engrailed Argent between three saltires Or.
From the brass in Send Church to Laurence Slyfield, (d.Nov 13, 1521), said to have been a son of Thomas Slyfield of Slyfield Place by Anne,
daughter of John Weston. (SAC xxxii 90)
SLYFIELD of Slyfield Place in Great Bookham, until about 1600.
Arms: Gules a fess engrailed Argent between three saltires Or.
Crest: A beaver head couped Proper winged with a dexter wing Gules and a sinister wing Argent.
From the brass in Great Bookham Church to Henry Slyfield, (d.1598). (Harl. Ms 1561; SAC xxv 95)
SMALLMAN Henry Richard George Strong Smallman of Low Hedges, Worcester Road, Sutton, was son of Sir Henry George Smallman,
of Eliot Lodge, Beckenham, Kent, (1857-1923).
Arms: Per pale Or and Azure a chevron between two acorns leaved and slipped in chief and a falcon wings elevated in base all
counterchanged.
Crest: The stock of an oak tree eradicated and sprouting on either side Proper thereon an heraldic antelope sejant Gules bezanté and
armed Or the dexter forefoot supporting a beehive also Proper.
Motto: Industria premium incidit. (FD7)
SMEE see OLDING
SMIJTH see BOWYER-SMIJTH
SMILES Fox-Davies in 1929 recorded William Smiles, of St. Martha's Lodge, Stoke, Surrey, as son of Edward Smiles, of Newcastle
upon Tyne.
Arms: Argent on a pile Gules between two griffins' heads erased in base a tower all counterchanged.
Crest: On a rock Proper a griffin passant Argent holding in the beak a trefoil slipped Vert and supporting with the dexter foreleg a
caduceus erect also Proper. (FD7)
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