Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
TILLARD Patrick Stephen Tillard, BSc (London), of Spring Hill, Compton Way, Moor Park, Farnham, (b.1916), son of Rear-Admiral
Stephen Dowell Tillard, RN, (b.1884), and descended from William Tillard, Mayor of Totnes, {Devon}, 1608, as were Captain Philip George
Tillard, RN, of 36 Addiscombe Road, Croydon, (b.1862), and Colonel Arthur Basil Tillard, CBE, DSO, IA, of The Hollies, Rydens Road,
Wimbledon, (1870-1938), sons of Major-General John Arthur Tillard, CB, Royal Bengal Artillery, (1837-1928).
Arms: Argent on a pale per pale dancetté point in point Gules and Azure between two mascles in fess Sable three mullets Or.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert a dexter hand couped Proper grasping a mascle in bend sinister Sable.
Motto: Aude vide sile. (FD7)
TILNEY or TYLNEY of Leatherhead.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three griffin heads erased Gules.
From the monument in Streatham Church to Edmund Tilney of Leatherhead, Master of the Revels to Queen Elizabeth I, only son of Philip,
Gentleman Usher to Henry VIII, younger son of Sir Philip, (brother of the Duchess of Norfolk), son of Hugh Tylney of Boston, Lincolnshire.
(MB iii 391)
TIRRELL of Burstow and Reigate.
Arms: Argent two chevrons Azure within a bordure engrailed Gules.
Crest: A boar head couped and erect Argent, out of the mouth a peacock tail Proper.
As borne (SV1623) by John Tirrell of Reigate, son of John Tirrell and grandson of John Tirrell, both of Burstow.
TOKE Colonel John Leslie Toke, VD, JP, of Conewood, Camberley, and of Bucksford, Kent, (1839-1911), was succeeded at
Bucksford by his 2 nd son Leslie Alexander St. Lawrence Toke, BA (Oxon), (b.1871).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Per chevron Sable and Argent three griffins' heads erased counterchanged; 2 and 3, (coat of augmentation
granted by Henry VII), Argent on a chevron between three greyhounds' heads erased Sable langued Proper collared Or three plates.
Crests: 1, A griffin's head erased per chevron gutté counterchanged holding in his beak a sword Proper hilt and pommel Or; 2, (of
augmentation), A fox courant reguardant Proper.
Motto: Militia mea multiplex. (BLG11; FD7).
TOLHURST John Tolhurst of St. Olave's, Southwark, (1791-1849), was father of John Tolhurst of Glenbroke, Beckenham, Kent, JP for
Surrey, (b.1834).
Arms: Argent a fess nebuly Sable between three crescents in chief of the last issuing therefrom fire Proper and a bull's head erased
in base of the second.
Crest: A cubit arm in armour Proper between in the dexter side a decrescent and on the sinister side an increscent Sable the hand
Proper grasping a bull's head as in the arms.
Motto: Alta peto.
TOLLEMACHE of Helmingham Hall, Suffolk, and after 1698 of Ham House in Petersham, which last, with the titles of Lord Huntingtower
and Earl of Dysart, they obtained through the marriage of Sir Lionel Tollemache, (d.1669), of Helmingham with Elizabeth, Countess of Dysart,
(see under Murray of Ham House). Baronet, May 22, 1611, Extinct Mar 1821.
Arms: Argent a fret Sable, for Tollemache, quartered Murray of Ham House.
Crest: A horse head couped Argent between two wings erect Or.
Supporters: Two antelopes Proper, attired and unguled Or.
Motto: Confido conquiesco. (MB i 368; Brayley iii 119)
Louisa, sister and heiress of William Tollemache, Earl of Dysart, and by his death Countess of Dysart in her own right, married John Manners,
(d.Sep 3, 1792), of Grantham Grange, Lincolnshire, an illegitimate son of Lord William Manners and grandson of the 3 rd Duke of Rutland and by
him had issue, Sir William Manners of Hanby Hall, Lincolnshire, who was created a baronet on Jan 12, 1793 and assumed the name and arms of
Talmash Apr 6, 1821.* The latter's son, the 8 th Earl of Dysart, restored the spelling of Tollemache. William, the 3 rd baronet and 9 th Earl, (d.Nov
22, 1935), whereon the baronetcy, but not the earldom, passed to a distant cousin Sir Lyonel Tollemache of Hanby Hall. These later Tollemaches
have borne the above arms, supporters and motto, but have used for crest A horse head erased Argent between two wings Or semy of pellets. **
* From Sir William Manners later Talmash, (1766-1833), descended Denys Herbert George Tollemache, BA (Cantab), of 10 Arundel Terrace,
Barnes, (b.1915), son of Leone Sextus Tollemache, (1884-1917); and Major John Ernest Tollemache, Gordon Highlanders, of Beam House,
Hale, Farnham, (1898-1969), son of Hugh Ernest Tollemache, (1871-1936). (BP99, 105; FD7)
** BP105 and FD7 give A horse's head erased Gules between two wings Or pelletté.
TOOTH see MUNRO-LUCAS-TOOTH
TOPHAM Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Topham, KCH, JP, of Noirmont, Weybridge, also of Caldberg, Middleham, Yorkshire,
(b.1810), eldest son of Lupton Topham of Middleham House, (1778-1849).
Arms: Argent a chevron Gules between three cranes' heads erased Sable.
Crest: Two serpents Vert entwined round a cross pattée fitché.
Motto: Ut vivas vigila. (BLG8, 15)
TORRINGTON Earl of see HERBERT
TOTTENHAM Admiral Henry Loftus Tottenham, CB, RN, of Fairhill, Camberley, (1860-1950), was 2 nd son of Commander John Francis
Tottenham, JP, RN, (1822-1906) and grandson of the Rt. Rev. Lord Robert Ponsonby Tottenham, DD, (1773-1850), Bishop of Killoloe, 1804-
20, of Ferns and Leighlin, 1820-22, and of Clogher, 1822-50. (BP99)
Arms: Gules three bars dancetté Argent. (BLG9)
BBE gives for Bishop Tottenham: Gules four bars dancetté Argent
Crest: A lion rampant Gules.
Motto: Ad astra sequor. (BLG9)
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