Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

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THOROLD Lieutenant-Colonel Hayford Douglas Thorold, CBE, West Riding Regiment, of East Clandon, (1861-1934), was son of
Major-General Reginald Gother Thorold, RE, (1837-1928), and descended from Sir John Thorold, 9 th Bart., (1734-1815), who was ancestor also
of the Rev. John Robert Hayford Thorold, MA (Cantab), Vicar of Mitcham, (b.1916), elder son of the Rev. Ernest Hayford Thorold, CB, CBE,
MA, DD (Oxon), (1879-1940), Chaplain of the Tower of London, 1931-38.
Arms: Sable three goats salient Argent.
Crest: A roebuck passant Argent attired Or.
Motto: Cervus non servus. (BP105; FD7)
THOROWGOOD of West Molesey.
Arms: Azure on a chief Argent three round buckles, the tongues fessways, of the first.
Crest: A wolf head erased Argent charged with a mascle-buckle Azure.
From the monument in West Molesey Church to Frances, wife of Thomas Thorowgood, no date. Thorowgood of Hertfordshire, bore the buckles
in the arms as mascle-buckles, and the wolf head couped. (Gen. Arm.)
THORP John Thorp of Cuddington, married Elizabeth (died in her 29 th year *), daughter of Sir Anthony Culpepper of Bedgbury,
Kent.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent three crescents Azure (Thorp); 2 and 3, Argent three reindeers' heads Sable (Bowett). (EXH)
Elizabeth's monument in Hurstpierpoint Church, Sussex. * She died 24 Apr, but the year is invisible
THOYTS William Thoyts of Whitechapel and Carshalton, (b.1706), married, (ii), 1735, Jane, (d.1750), daughter of Charles May of
Basingstoke. Their son John Thoyts, (1743-75), inherited the estate of Sulhamstead, Berkshire, from his uncle Daniel May. His grandson
Mortimer George Thoyts, DL, JP, of Sulhamstead, (1804-75), was ancestor of Robert Francis Newman Thoyts of 37 Queen's Drive, Thames
Ditton, Principal Assistant Solicitor, Department of Health and Social Security, (b.1913), father of Robert David William Thoyts, ACA, of 12
Fleetside, Poole Road, West Molesey, (b.1940).
Arms: Azure on a fess between three estoiles * Or two sign characters of the planet Venus Sable.
Crest: A heath cock rising Proper on the breast a like character of Venus Or.
Motto: Pro rege simper. (BLG18)
* FD7 and BGA record the estoiles as mullets of six points.
THRALE of Southwark and of Streatham Place. Extinct 1781.
Arms: Paly of ten Or and Gules.
Crest: An oak tree Proper fructed Or.
As borne by Henry Thrale, the patron and friend of Dr Johnson.
THRING The Rev. John Gale Dalton Thring, DL JP, BCL, of Alford House, Somerset, (1784-1874), had issue, amongst others,
besides a 2 nd son Sir Henry Thring, 1 st and last Baron Thring of Alderhurst, KCB, MA (Cantab), of Alderhurst, Englefield Green, (1818-1907), a
4 th son the Rev. Godfrey Thring, Prebendary of Wells, Rector of Alford with Hornblotton, (1823-1903), who was father of Leonard Godfrey
Pinney Thring of Plonck's Hill, Shamley Green, (b.1873).
Arms: Erminois on a fess plain Azure another wavy Or charged with three escallops Sable a bordure invected Gules.
Crest: A cock per pale Or and Gules charged with two escallops counterchanged in the beak an ear of barley Proper. (NEP; BP58)
DPB1897 stated: Arms, Crest and Supporters - Not yet granted at Heralds' College.
Fairbairn records the 1 st Baron Thring as bearing for
Crest: A cock Gules charged with an escallop on his breast and wing and holding in his beak an ear of barley. (FBC)
THUILLIER Fairbairn records General Sir Henry Edward Landor Thuillier, CSI, FRS, of Tudor House, The Green, Richmond, (1835-
1906), as using for
Crest: A lion statant.
Motto: Vincit amor patriae. (FBC)
He was younger son of John Pierre Thuillier, Baron de Malapert in France, and for Thuillier of Saintonge.
Rietstap records the following
Arms: Barry of eight Argent and Gules. (RAG)
THURBURN Brigadier Roy Gilbert Thurburn, CB, CBE, The Cameronians, of Lindens, Lytton Road, Woking, (b.1901), 3 rd son of
Reginald Phibbs Thurburn, (1862-1944), and grandson of Captain James Ptolemy Thurburn, RN, (1816-1908). (BLG18)
Arms: Argent a fess chequy of the field and Gules between a crescent in chief of the last and a unicorn's head erased in base Sable.
Crest: A dexter arm in armour embowed the hand grasping by the blade a sword bendways hilt to the dexter all Proper.
Motto: Thor me mittit amico. (BGA)
THURLAND of Reigate.
Arms: Ermine on a chief indented Gules three tau crosses Argent [Or].
Crest: A Capuchin friar Proper couped at the waist and robed Argent.
Motto: Nihile nisi cruce.
As borne (SV1623) by Edward Thurland of Reigate, son of Gervase Thurland, (d.1577), of London, merchant, 3 rd son of Thomas Thurland of
Gamulston Hall, Nottinghamshire, and from the brass in Reigate Church to Edward Thurland, son of Sir Edward Thurland, solicitor to James,
Duke of York afterwards James II, and Baron of the Exchequer. * (SAC xxxii 66)
* The family failed in the male line on the death 1731, aged 62, of Edward Thurland. (VCHS iii 244)
THURLES Viscount see BUTLER
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