Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LABOUCHERE John Labouchere, DL, JP, of Broome Hall, (1799-1863), was younger son of Peter Caesar Labouchere of Hylands, Essex and
of Over Stowey, Somerset, (d.1839). (BLG4)
Arms: Rietstap gives: Quarterly Ermine and Azure in the second and third quarters a cross ancée Or. (RAG)
BEP records this as: Quarterly Ermine and Azure in the second and third quarters a cross patonce Or.
Crest: A stork Argent. (RAG)
LACY Fox-Davies in 1929 recorded Major Thomas John Lacy, RASC, of Waterden Lodge, Guildford, as son of Thomas Lacy of
Wood Dalling Hall, Norfolk.
Arms: Per chevron Purpure and Or in chief two Lacy knots of the second and in base a lion rampant of the first.
Crest: A lion rampant resting the dexter hind leg on a knot both as in the arms.
Motto: Meritis augentur honores. (FD7)
LADE Sir John Lade, 1 st Bart., an eminent brewer in Southwark, (d. unmarried, 1740), son of Thomas Lade of Warbleton, Sussex,
was created Baronet, 1730, and was succeeded by his great-nephew Sir John Lade, formerly Whithorne, 2 nd and last Bart., (d. unmarried 1747).
Arms: Argent a fess wavy between three escallops Sable. (BEB)
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a leopard's head reguardant Sable bezanté. (BGA)
LADE Richard Budgen's unofficial heraldic Visitation of Sussex 1724 recorded John Lade, Esq, of Southwark, as bearing
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or a fess wavy between three escallops Sable; 2 and 3, Gules a lion rampant Argent. (EXH)
LAFONE Alfred William Lafone of Springfield, Walton-on-Thames, (1853-1938), descended from Alexander Lafone, a Huguenot,
(1707-99), was father of Harold Carlisle Lafone, BA, LL.B (Cantab), of Hill Rise, Cobham, barrister-at-law, (1879-1938).
Arms: Azure within two chevronels two lions passant counter-passant Or supporting a fleur-de-lys Argent the whole between three
mullets also Argent pierced of the field.
Crest: A lion Sable charged on the body with a fleur-de-lys Argent gorged with a collar nebuly and ducally crowned Or resting the
dexter forepaw on a mullet as in the arms.
Motto: Fidus ut olim. (BLG18)
LAKE Captain Sir Atwell Henry Lake, 9 th Bart., CB, OBE, RN, (1891-1972), was at one time of High Beech, Kingsley Green,
Haslemere.
Arms: Quarterly, 1, (for a coat of augmentation to be borne in the first quarter), Gules a dexter arm embowed in armour issuing
from the sinister side of the shield holding in the hand a sword erect all Proper thereto affixed a banner Argent bearing on a cross between
sixteen escutcheons, (the number of Dr Lake's wounds at Edgehill) of the first a lion passant guardant Or; 2, Sable on a bend between six cross
crosslets Argent a mullet for difference (Lake); 3, Argent a chevron between three boars' heads couped Sable (Wardell); 4, Quarterly Argent and
Sable on a bend of the last three fleurs-de-lys of the first (Bibye).
Crests: 1, A cavalier in complete armour on a horse courant Argent bridle and trappings all Proper in his dexter hand a sword
embrued holding the bridle in his mouth the sinister arm hanging down useless round his body a scarf in bend Gules; 2, A sea-horse's head
Argent finned Or gorged with a fess cotised Gules.
Motto: Un Dieu, un roy, un Coeur. (BP99)
LAKIN Robin Lyon Lakin of 56 Heathside, Hinchley Wood, Esher, (b.1938), eldest son of Lieutenant-Commander Richard Barklie
Lakin, DSO, DSC, RN, of Anick Cottage, Hexham, (b 1914), and descended from Sir Michael Henry, 1 st Bart., DL, JP, (1846-1931), High
Sheriff of Warwickshire, 1899.
Arms: Quarterly indented Argent and Azure in the first and fourth quarters a pellet charged with a lion's head erased of the first.
Crest: A dexter cubit arm erect vested Sable cuffed Azure holding in the hand a plasterer's trowel Proper.
Motto: Un Dieu, un Roy, un Coeur. (BP105)
LAMBERT of Carshalton and Caterham, until about 1696; of Wood Place in Coulsdon, Extinct about 1700; of Shortes Place in
Woodmansterne, and the Oaks in Banstead, Extinct 1674; and of Garretts Hall in Banstead until 1708, of Shortes Place until about 1860, and of
the Oaks until 1771. These four families were descended respectively from John Lambert of Carshalton, William Lambert of Wood Place, Roger
Lambert, (d.1617), of Shortes Place and the Oaks, and Daniel Lambert, (d.1609), of Garretts, sons of Jeffery Lambert, (d.1567), (who bought
Shortes Place in 1513 and Garretts * in 1534), elder son of John Lambert, (d.1533), of Woodmansterne and Banstead.
Arms: Gules three sexfoils (blazoned as narcissuses) Argent.
Crest: A female centaur Proper crined Or, holding a rose branch Vert flowered Argent.
From the monuments in Woodmansterne Church to William Lambert, (d.Nov 5, 1858), of Shortes Place, and in Chaldon Church to William
Lambert, (d.Mar 3, 1656), younger brother of Daniel Lambert, (d.1622), of Shortes Place, though the crest of William, (d.1858), is given as A
centaur Proper shooting a bow and arrow Gules. (SAC xvi 1, 10 and 18) *
* Fox-Davies and Burke record:
Arms: Gules three narcissus flowers Argent a canton Or.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert a centaur passant reguardant the human part Proper the hind part Ermine girt with a laurel wreath vert
and holding a bow and arrow Gules.
Mottoes. Optima quaeque honesta; Nosce teipsum.
The representative of the family in 1972 was Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Uvedale Lambert, MBE, of Cuckseys Farm, Blechingley, (b.1896), son
of Sir Henry Charles Miller Lambert, KCMG, CB, of Larklands, Banstead, (1868-1935), Senior Crown Agent for the colonies, 1921-32.
(FD7; BLG18)
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