Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
TAILLARD Nicholas Taillard held Taylors in Godalming in 1486-7.
Arms: Quarterly, Argent and Sable a cross patonce counterchanged. (VCHS iii 35)
TALBOT of Chart Park (formerly the Vineyard) in Dorking, from 1746 to 1784. Extinct 1784.
Arms: Gules a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed Or.
Crest: On a chapeau Gules turned up Ermine a lion statant tail extended Or.
From the monument in Dorking Church to Catherine, (d.1754), wife of Henry Talbot of Chart Park, Sheriff of Surrey, 1754, 4 th son of Dr.
William Talbot, Bishop of Durham. (Brayley v 97)
TALBOT of Mickleham Hall from 1780, and after 1802 of Chart Park in Dorking. Baronet, May 31 1790. Extinct before 1861.
Arms: Gules a lion rampant Or, in dexter chief an estoile Argent, all within a bordure engrailed of the second.
Crest: On a chapeau Gules turned up Ermine a lion statant tail extended Or.
Motto: Humani nihil alienum.
As borne by Sir Charles Talbot, (d.May 12, 1812), and Sir George Talbot, both of Chart, sons of Sir Charles Henry Talbot of Mickleham,
(d.1798). (Rietstap p 1025)
TALBOT and CHETWYND-TALBOT The Rt. Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot, DD, Bishop of Southwark, later Bishop of Winchester,
(1844-1934); Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Adelbert Cecil Talbot, KCIE, IA, of The Cottage, Glenhurst, Esher, (1845-1920); Lieutenant-Colonel
Frederick Gilbert Chetwynd-Talbot, DSO, the Rifle Brigade, of Glenhurst, (1868-1948); and Gilbert Edward Chetwynd-Talbot of Peaslake,
(1876-1950); were all grandsons of Charles, 2 nd Earl Talbot, (1777-1849).
Arms: Quarterly, 1, Quarterly, i and iv, Gules a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed Or (Talbot), ii and iii, Azure a chevron
between three mullets Or (Chetwynd); 2, the same arms of Talbot, being the arms of Rhys ap Griffith, Prince of South Wales; 3, Azure a lion
rampant within a bordure Or (Belesmo, Earl of Shrewsbury); 4, Bendy of ten Argent and Gules (Talbot, ancient); 5, Or three garbs within a
double tressure counterflory Gules (Comyn, Lord Badenoch); 6, Barry of ten Argent and Azure twelve martlets in orle Gules (Valence); 7, Or
three inescutcheons barry of six Vair and Gules (Monchensie); 8, Per pale Or and Vert a lion rampant Gules (Marshall); 9, Or six lions rampant,
three, two and one Sable (Strongbow); 10, Sable three garbs Argent (Macmurgh, or Macmurrough); 11, Argent two lions passant Gules
(Strange); 12, Gules three lions passant in pale Argent (Gifford); 13, Chequy Or and Azure a bend Gules (Clifford); 14, Gules on a saltire Argent
a martlet Sable; 15, Or fretty Gules a canton Ermine (Neville); 16, Gules a lion rampant Or billetté Sable (Bulmer); 17, Argent a chief indented
Azure (Middleham); 18, Quarterly Or and Gules a bend Sable (Clavering); 19, Argent a bend between six martlets Gules (Furnival); 20, Argent a
lion rampant per fess Gules and Sable (Lovetot); 21, Or a fret Gules (Verdon); 22, Or a fess Gules (Colville); 23, Per pale Or and Vert a lion
rampant Gules debruised by a bend Argent (Bigot); 24, Gules between two flaunches chequy Argent and Azure as many crosses formé in pale Or
each charged with a cross formé Sable (Sherington); 25, Sable a lion rampant Argent (Matthews); 26, the same arms of Chetwynd; 27, Argent
two chevrons Gules (Grendon).
Crests: 1, On a chapeau Gules turned up Ermine a lion statant tail extended Or (Talbot); 2, A goat's head erased Argent (Chetwynd).
Motto: Prest d'accomplir.
Badge: Per pale Sable and Gules a talbot Argent. (FD7)
TANGLEY Baron see HERBERT
TANKERVILLE Earl of see BENNET
TANNER of Ashtead.
Arms: Sable on a chief Or three Moor's heads in profile couped Proper wreathed of the second.
Crest: A demi-antelope rampant regardant couped Ermine, wounded in the shoulder Gules.
As borne (SV1572) by William Tanner of Ashtead, son of William Tanner of Ashtead, 2 nd son of John Tanner.
TATE of Cheam Hall. William Tate of Cheam Hall and the Manor of Merton, died unmarried, 1834, and was succeeded by his
nephew, John Hilbert Tate of Cheam Hall and the Manor of Merton, (1804-62), father of John Hilbert Tate of Cheam Hall and the Manor of
Merton, (b.1837).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Per fess Or and Gules a pale counterchanged and three Cornish choughs Proper (Tate); 2 and 3, Vert a
fess between three church bells Or (Bell).
Crest: An arm embowed and couped at the shoulder vested per pale Gules and Or cuffed Azure holding in the hand Proper a pine
branch Gold.
Motto: Thincke and Thancke. (BLG6)
TATE Sir Henry Tate, 1 st Bart., JP, of Park Hill, Streatham Common, (1819-99), a Trustee of the National Gallery and donor of the
Tate Gallery to the Nation, was created Baronet, 1898; from him descends Sir Henry Tate, 4 th Bart., TD, DL, (b.1902). Louis William Tate of
Archways, Three Gates Lane, Haslemere, Francis Herbert Tate of High Housen, Hook Heath, Woking and John Frederick Peter Tate of
Limpsfield Common, Oxted, were born 1911, 1913 and 1923 respectively, sons of Alfred Herbert Tate of Chaleshurst, Chiddingfold, (1872-
1930), and grandsons of Sir William Henry Tate, 2 nd Bart., DL, JP, (1842-1921).
Arms: Ermine on a pale invected Azure between four Cornish choughs Proper two roses Argent.
Crest: A dexter arm embowed vested Azure cuffed Or the arm charged with two roses Argent the hand holding a pineapple erect
slipped and two ears of wheat saltirewise all Proper.
Motto: Thincke and thancke. (BP105; FD7)
TATTERSHALL The Rev. John Tattershall, MA, Rector and Lord of the Manor of Chipstead, (d.1740), had issue, the Rev. John Tattershall of
Upper and Lower Gatton, (dsp 1769), and the Rev. James Tattershall, MA, Rector of Streatham, (b.1712).
Arms: Sable a chevron between three heraldic tigers passant Or.
Crest: A heraldic tiger passant per pale Argent and Gules.
Motto: Lege sapere aude. (BFR)
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