Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
TERRY Thomas Henry Clarke Terry, JP, of Burvile, Hersham, Walton-on-Thames, (1810-97), was Lieutenant, 15 th Hussars and
Surrey Yeomanry and Lieutenant-Colonel, Commandant, 3 rd Royal Surrey Militia.
Arms: Ermine on a pile Gules a leopard's face jessant-de-lys Or.
Crest: A lion's head couped Ermine.
Motto: Perseverantia dabitur. (FD 1895, which states that no right to the arms was established at the College of Arms)
TERRY see IMBERT-TERRY
TEW John Edward Tew, BA (Oxon), of Appletree Cottage, Green Lane, Christmas Pie, Wanborough, formerly of Moorlands,
Haxby, Yorkshire, (b.1905), eldest son of Edward Grosvenor Tew, JP, MA (Oxon), of Moorlands, (1873-1943), and descended from Thomas
William Tew, banker at Wakefield, Pontefract and Doncaster, {Yorkshire}, (1764-1832). (BLG18)
Arms: Argent three pallets Gules on a chief Or four mullets of the second.
Crest: Between two wings a spur rowel Azure. (BGA)
THEOBALD of Lambeth.
Arms: Gules six cross crosslets fitchy three, two and one Or.
From the monument in Lambeth Church to Thomas Theobald, merchant, (d.Sep 9, 1721), son of Peter Theobald. (Tanswell, p 154)
Crest: A pheonix Sable beaked Or sacrificing itself in flames Proper.
THESIGER Baron and Viscount Chelmsford. Andrew Charles Gerald Thesiger, 4 th Baron and 2 nd Viscount Chelmsford, (1903-70),
was of Hazelbridge Court, Chiddingfold. Of the same family, Arthur Lionel Bruce Thesiger of Heath Corner, Burgh Heath, barrister-at-law,
(1872-1968), was eldest son of the Hon. Sir Edward Peirson Thesiger, KCB, of Woodrough in Bramley, Clerk-Assistant of the Parliaments,
(1842-1928), and grandson of the 1 st Baron Chelmsford, (1794-1878), from whom descend also David Arthur Grant Thesiger of 8 Sylvan
Gardens, Surbiton, solicitor, son of Richard Edward Knight Thesiger, OBE, of 24 Hertford Avenue, East Sheen, barrister-at-law.
Arms: Gules a griffin segreant Or within an orle of roses Argent barbed and seeded Proper.
Crest: A cornucopia fesswise the horn Or the fruit Proper thereon a dove holding in the beak a sprig of laurel also Proper.
Supporters: (of Lord Chelmsford). On either side a griffin Or winged Vair.
Motto: Spes et fortuna. (BP105; FD7)
THISTLETHWAITE Robert Thistlethwaite acquired the manor of Hascombe early in the 19 th century by marriage to Selina, daughter of
Sir Thomas Frederick, Bart.
Arms: Or on a bend Azure three pheons of the field. (VCHS iii 103)
THISELTON-DYER Sir William Turner Thiselton-Dyer, KCMG, CIE, JP, MA (Oxon), BSc (London), LL.D (Glasgow), ScD (Cantab),
FRS, (1843-1928), Director of Kew Gardens, 1885-1905, was son of Dr William George Thiselton-Dyer and grandson of William Matthew
Thiselton and his wife Louisa Merzeau, who assumed the additional surname Dyer, 1840. (DNB)
Arms: Per chevron Argent and Or on a chevron Vert between two mullets in chief Gules and a portcullis in base Sable three pigeons
Proper.
Crest: Out of a crown vallary Or a goat's head Sable armed and gorged with a collar gemel also Or.
Motto: Spectemur agendo. (FD7)
THOMAS of Chobham Park. Extinct 1721.
Arms: Gules a lion rampant gardant Argent.
From the monument in Chobham Church to Anthony Thomas and his two sons Anthony, (d.1701), and Gainsford, (d.1721), descended from
Samuel Thomas of Chobham, who, in 1573, married Joan, daughter and heir of Anthony Fenrother.
THOMAS post GORING-THOMAS Rees Goring Thomas of Plâs Llannon, Carmarthenshire, and of Tooting Graveney, (d.1821), was father
of Rees Goring Thomas, DL, JP, of Gelly Wernen and of Tooting, (1801-63), whose eldest son Rees Goring-Thomas, DL, JP, MA, of Tooting
Lodge and of Plâs Llannon, (1824-87), was father of Rhys Goring-Thomas, JP, of Dorny Cottage, Crastock Road, Woking, (b.1864).
Arms: Gules on a chevron Or between three herons Argent four barrulets Azure.
Crest: A heron's head erased Argent gorged with a chaplet of roses Gules.
Motto: A Deo et patre. (BLG; FD7)
THOMAS Sir George Alan Thomas, 7 th Bart., of Yapton Place, Sussex, (b.1881), was at one time of Westaway, Godalming. His uncle
Major Frederick Louis Charles Thomas, East Surrey Regiment, (1853-1934), was of Yapton, Camberley.
Arms: Argent three lions rampant Gules a chief Azure.
Crest: A demi lion rampant Gules.
Motto: Honesty is the best policy. (FD7)
THOMAS Viscountess Rhondda. Margaret Haig, Viscountess Rhondda, (1883-1958), formerly wife of Sir Humphrey
Mackworth, 7 th Bart., (d.1948), and daughter of David Alfred Thomas, 1 st Viscount Rhondda, (1856-1918), was of Churt, Halewell, Shere.
Arms: Per pale Ermine and Ermines three chevronels Gules between as many eagles displayed Or collared of the third.
Supporters: Dexter, A miner resting the exterior hand upon a shovel; Sinister, A like miner holding in the interior hand a safety lamp and
in the exterior hand a pick-axe over the shoulder; all Proper.
Motto: Diligentia absque timore. (BP99)
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