Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
SOUTHWELL of Merstham.
Arms: Argent three cinquefoils Gules, each charged with five annulets Or. (MB ii 256)
From the monument in Reigate Church to Charles, (d.Apr 23, 1608), son of Sir Robert Southwell. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 108)
As borne by Sir Robert Southwell, (d.Oct 26, 1559), Master of the Rolls to Henry VIII, son of Francis Southwell, son of Richard Southwell of
Woodrising, Norfolk, son of Robert Southwell, (whose brother, John Southwell of Norwich, was ancestor of the Barons Southwell), son of John
Southwell.
SOUTHWELL Josiah Southwell of Kingston-upon-Thames.
Arms: Argent a chevron Vair between three cinquefoils in chief and an annulet in base Gules.
Crest: A demi goat Argent armed Or gorged with a collar Vair and resting the dexter foot on a cinquefoil also Argent.
Motto: Exitus acta probat. (BGA)
SOUTHWELL Viscount Southwell. Sir Robert Arthur William Joseph Southwell, 6 th Viscount Southwell, (1898-1960),
was of Woodrising Cottage, Woodmere Avenue, Shirley.
Arms: Argent three cinquefoils pierced Gules each charged with five annulets of the field.
Crest: A demi Indian goat Argent armed eared and ducally gorged Gules charged on the body with three annulets in pale of the last.
Supporters: Two Indian goats Argent armed eared and ducally gorged and chained Gules and charged on the body with three annulets in
pale of the last.
Motto: Nec male notus eques. (BP99)
SPAIGHT Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Henry Limrick Spaight, DSO, RE, of Shortfield House, Frensham, (b.1879), son of Colonel
William FitzHenry Spaight, JP, RE, of Ardnatagle, Co. Clare, (1842-1923); and James Molony Spaight, CB, CBE, LL.D (TCD), of Inglemere,
Smitham Downs Road, Purley, Principal Asst. Secretary, Air Ministry, (1877-1968), was son of Robert Spaight, JP, of Affock, (1845-88).
Arms: Argent on a fess Sable three pheons of the field.
Crest: A jay Proper.
Motto: Vi et virtute. (FD7; BLG18)
SPARKES of Bramley, of Stoke-next-Guildford and of Gorden House in Shalford.
Arms: Azure an eagle displayed Argent, membered Or.
From the monument in Bramley Church to Richard Sparkes, (d.Jun 14, 1833 aged 82), of Stoke next Guildford
SPARKS of Westlodge, Byfleet; formerly seated in Co. Wexford. James Sparks, DL, JP, of Westlodge, (b.1790), younger son of James
Sparks, succeeded his uncle, Robert Sparks in 1813.
Arms: Chequy Or and Vert a bend Ermine.
Crest: Out of ducal coronet Or a demi panther rampant guardant [Argent] spotted with various colours fire issuing from the ears and
mouth Proper. (BGA; BLG4)
SPEAIGHT Frederick William Speaight, JP, of 6 Maze Road, Kew, formerly of Goodrich House, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, (1869-1942),
was 2 nd son of Charles William Speaight of Hornsey, (1833-88).
Arms: Per fess Or and Argent on a fess embattled Sable three pheons of the first in chief two lions' heads couped Gules.
Crest: A jay Proper perched within a mascle.
Motto: Achieve. (BLG15)
SPEER Hannibal Speer of The Manor House, Thames Ditton, and 26 The Grove, Bottons, (b.1826), eldest son of Hannibal Sandys,
of Brompton, by his wife Cecilia, daughter of William Speer of Weston; he succeeded his aunt, 1870, and assumed the name and arms of Speer
by Royal Licence.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or a chevron Azure surmounted by another vairy Argent and Gules between three trefoils slipped Vert
(Speer); 2 and 3, Erminois on a fess dancetté per pale Gules and Azure between three cross crosslets fitché of the second as many escallops Or
(Sandys).
Crests: 1, A garb per fess Or and Argent banded Vert a spear erect issuing from the centre Proper (Speer); 2, A griffin segreant per
fess Erminois and Azure holding between the paws a cross crosslet fitché as in the arms. (FD7)
SPEER Fairbairn records Alfred Ernest Speer of Sandown Lodge, Esher, late Captain 3 rd Battalion Worcester Regiment, as using for
Crest: An arm embowed vambraced the hand bare and grasping a spear point downwards all Proper and charged on the arm with a
thistle slipped Or.
Motto: Dum spiro spero. (FBC)
SPEER see LITCHFIELD-SPEER
SPEIRS post HAGART-SPEIRS Major Alexander Archibald Hagart-Speirs, JP, of Eastbury Manor, Compton, and of Houston House,
Renfrewshire, (b.1869), Son of Archibald Alexander Speirs, JP, of Elderslie, (1840-68), and grandson of Alexander Speirs of Elderslie, (d.1844),
by his wife, Eliza Stewart, daughter of Thomas Campbell Hagart, of Bantaskine, Falkirk, assumed the additional surname Hagart, 1914.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure a ship in full sail Argent her ensigns flying Gules between three bezants (Speirs); 2, Per bend
Azure and Argent in chief a star of sixteen points Or in base another of as many Azure (Hagart), over all on a bend Sable a lion passant Argent
between two crosses moline Or, (to denote connection with the family of Molineau); 3, Gules two straight swords in saltire points downward
Proper hilts and pommels Or between two fleurs-de-lys one in chief and one in base of the second and two mullets one in each flank Argent
(M'Caul).
Crest: A dexter arm vambraced holding a spear in bend sinister Proper.
Motto: Salvet me Deus. (FD7)
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