Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
STABLES John Stables, HEICS, (c.1743-95), Captain, Bengal Infantry, son of John Stables of Bongate, Appleby, Westmorland, was of
Addiscombe, in 1781 and also had a house at Sunning Hill. He was later of Park Hill and, in 1793, bought the Wonham estate from Lord
Romney. In 1767 he obtained a grant of the following :
Arms: Gules a bend engrailed Or between a mullet in chief and a stag’s head cabossed in base Argent.
Crest: A castle on the middle tower St. George’s flag flying Proper. (AWL)
STABLES Ashley Stables of South Lodge, Wimbledon Common, (b.1848), son of James Stables, JP, (1814-1901); and Captain Francis
Hugh Anthony Stables, l/5 th Royal Gurkhas, of Inverugie, Haslemere, (b.1899), son of the Rev. Walter Howard Stables, MA (Cantab), Mus.B
(Oxon), Vicar of Far Headingley, Leeds, {Yorkshire}, (1861-1906).
Arms: Per pale Gules and Sable a pillar Or between two flaunches Argent on each a chaplet of oak Vert.
Crest: Upon a rock a castle with two towers Proper surmounted by as many branches of oak fructed and in saltire Vert.
Motto: Per ardua stabilis. (FD7)
STACK Henry Montague Stack of Ramsdean, Shalford, (b.1863), 2 nd son of John Herbert Stack, (1828-92).
Arms: Gules a lion rampant Ermine.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a naked arm embowed Proper holding a sword Argent gutté-de-sang pommel and hilt Vert.
Motto: Honorabo me honorantes. (FD7)
STAFFORD Sir Humphrey Stafford acquired Abinger from the time of Henry VI by marriage to Eleanor, aunt and coheir of Hugh
Aylesbury, qv; their descendants, Sir William Stafford and Sir Humphrey Stafford, sold it 1551.
Arms: Or a chevron Gules. (VCHS iii 131)
STAFFORD The arms of Archbishop John Stafford, (d.1462), are in the Banqueting Hall of the Archbishop's Palace, Croydon.
(VCHS iv 210)
Arms: Argent (sometimes Or) on a chevron Gules a mitre with labels Argent (sometimes Or) a bordure engrailed Sable.
(BBE; VCHS; BGA)
STAFFORD Duke of Buckingham. Hugh Stafford, Earl of Stafford, (d.1386), owned the manor of Chipstead which was forfeited
on the attainder of Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, (executed 1521). The family also held lands in Effingham. (VCHS iii 191, 322)
Arms: Or a chevron Gules.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Gules a swan's head erect between two wings elevated Argent. (BGA)
The arms, (those of Henry Stafford, 2 nd Duke of Buckingham, executed 1483), are on a corbel in the Banqueting Hall of the Archbishop's Palace,
Croydon. (VCHS iv 210)
STAHLSCHMIDT of Lambeth. *
Arms: Argent on a mount Vert a man Proper vested Sable slashed Gules cap hose and trunk hose of the last the latter slashed of the
fourth holding in the left hand upon an anvil an iron in the attitude of striking it with a hammer in the right also Proper on a canton of the fifth a
cross humetté of the field a label upon a label for difference.
Crest: A demi warrior couped at the thighs in armour an open helmet on the head face affronté in the right hand a battle axe all
Proper differenced as in the arms.
Motto: Deo inspirante Rege favente. (BGA)
* J C L Stahlschmidt was author of Surrey Bells and London Bell-Founders, 1884.
STAINES Urban District Council.
Arms: Gules on a fess barry wavy of four Argent and Azure between in chief two swans respectant Proper and in base a
representation of London Stone Or between two seaxes blades upwards and outwards of the second hilted and pommelled a representation of the
Staines Bridge Gold .
Crest: Upon the battlements of a tower Or a greyhound sejant Gules .
Motto: Ad pontes prospicimus. Granted 1951. (CCH)
STALLARD Lieutenant-Colonel Hamilton George Frampton Stallard, RAMC, of Redhearne, Churt, (b.1871), son of Major-General
Samuel Stallard, RA, (1824-1902).
Arms: Sable a sword fesswise point to the dexter Or between three lions' heads erased of the last each gorged with a wreath of oak
Vert.
Crest: A stork's head erased Sable supporting in the beak a sword point downwards pommell and hilt Or. (FD7)
STANDEN of East Molesey.
Arms: Argent on a chief indented Azure a lion passant Or, in fess a mullet for difference.
From the brass in East Molesey Church to Anthony Standen, (d.Mar 10, 1611), Cupbearer to Lord Darnley, King of Scotland and 3 rd son of
Edmund Standen. (SAC xxx 96)
STANDISH of Esher.
Arms: Sable three dishes Argent, in chief an annulet for difference.
Crest: An owl holding under his dexter foot a rat [mouse] Proper.
From the brass in Weybridge Church to John Woulde, (d.1598), whose 2 nd wife was Elizabeth, widow of Henry Standish, and daughter of
William Notte, (d.1576), of Thames Ditton. (SAC xxxiii 31)
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