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TRENCH post CHENEVIX-TRENCH Commander Godfrey Maxwell Chenevix-Trench, DSC, RN, of Cross Gates, Bell Road,
Haslemere, is 3 rd son of Charles Godfrey Chenevix-Trench, CIE, BA (Oxon), ICS, (1877-1964), and is descended from Frederic Trench,
(d.1669) who, settling at Garbally, Co. Galway, was ancestor of the Barons Ashtown. From him descended also Colonel Arthur Henry Chenevix
Trench, CIE, RE, of Sandilands, West Byfleet, (1884-1968), father of Major Reginald Allan Chenevix Trench, RE, of Abbotsford, West Byfleet,
(b.1920), the Rev. George Frederick Trench, MA (Cantab), of 42 Holmbush Road, Putney, (1881-1966), 2 nd son of John Townshend Trench,
(1834-1909); and Colonel Charles Chenevix Trench, RA, of Broomfield, Camberley, (1839-1933), 3 rd son of the Most Rev. and Rt. Hon.
Richard Chenevix Trench, PC, DD, DCL, Archbishop of Dublin, (1807-60).
Arms: Argent a lion passant Gules between three fleurs-de-lys Azure on a chief of the last a sun in splendour Or.
Crest: A dexter arm in armour embowed the hand grasping a sword, (or scimitar), all Proper.
Motto: Virtutis fortuna comes. (BP105; FD7)
TRENCHARD Viscount Trenchard. Marshal of the RAF, Sir Hugh Montague Trenchard, Bart., GCB, OM, GCVO, DSO, 1 st Baron
and Viscount Trenchard, (1873-1956), was of The King's House, Burhill, Walton-on-Thames.
Arms: Per pale Argent and Azure in the first three pallets Sable all within a bordure of the last.
Crest: A cubit arm erect vested Azure cuffed Argent holding in the hand a cinquedea sword both Proper.
Supporters: On either side an eagle Gules the dexter charged with a thistle leaved and slipped and the sinister with a truncheon Or.
Motto: Nosce teipsum. (BP99)
TREVELYAN The Rev. George Tevelyan, Rector of Malden cum Chessington, (1803-50), was 2 nd son of the Rev. Walter Trevelyan, Vicar
of Henbury and Rector of Nettlecombe, Somerset, (1763-1830), and grandson of Sir John Trevelyan, 4 th Bart., of Nettlecombe, (1735-1828),
from whom descended also the Rev. George Philip Tevelyan, MA (Cantab), (1858-1937), Vicar of St. Alban's, Hindhead, 1908-11.
Arms: Gules a demi horse Argent hoofed and maned Or issuing out of water in base Proper.
Crest: Two arms counter-embowed Proper habited Azure holding in the hands a bezant surmounted by a sea parrot.
Motto: Tyme tryeth troth. (BP105)
TREVELYAN Robert Calverley Trevelyan, BA, LL.B (Cantab), of The Shiffolds, Holmbury St. Mary, (1872-1951), was 2 nd son of Sir
George Otto Trevelyan, 2 nd Bart., of Walllngton, PC, OM, DL, MA (Cantab), (1838-1928), and descended from Sir John Trevelyan, 4 th Bart., of
Nettlecombe, {Somerset}, (see preceding entry).
Arms: Gules a demi horse Argent hoofed and maned Or issuing out of water in base Proper with due difference.
Crest: Two arms counterembowed Proper habited Azure holding in the hands a bezant.
Motto: Time tryeth troth. (BP99)
TREVOR of Trefalen, Denbighshire, and for a time of Oatlands Park in Weybridge.
Arms: Per bend sinister Ermine and Ermines a lion rampant Or.
From a brass in Weybridge Church to the children, 1595-1605, of Sir John Trevor of Trefalen, appointed, in 1603, Keeper of the Park of
Oatlands. (SAC xxxiii 33) *
* Of the same family Sir Thomas Trevor, 1 st Baron Trevor of Bromham, (d.1730 aged 72), bought the manor of Bredinghurst in Camberwell
c.1688. (VCHS iv 31)
TREW Fairbairn records J P Trew Esq. of Maple Lodge, Surbiton, as using for
Crest: A demi chevalier in armour the helmet surmounted by a plume of three ostrich feathers holding in his dexter hand a sword
Proper.
Motto: Pietate et bellica virtute. (FBC)
Burke records an almost identical crest for Trew with
Arms: Argent two greyhounds courant in bend Sable between two bendlets Gules. (BGA)
TRIMLESTOWN Baron see BARNEWALL
TRIMNELL Fairbairn records Charles Henry Trimnell of Whitecliff, Woldingham, as using for
Crest: A harpy with wings close Proper.
Motto: Lenit victoria mortem.
TRINGHAM Fairbairn records the Rev. William Tringham, MA, of Long Cross House, Chertsey, as using for
Crest: A talbot's head erased Gules billetté Or.
Motto: Fideliter. (FBC)
TRINITY COLLEGE Cambridge. The manor of Marshlands in Newdigate was acquired by Trinity College, Cambridge, from the
time of Henry VIII and was sold by the College in the 19 th century. (VCHS iii 311)
Arms: Argent a chevron between three roses Gules barbed Vert seeded Or on a chief of the second a lion passant guardant between
two bibles paleways Or clasped and garnished of the last clasps to the dexter.
The arms are on the tomb of Archbishop John Whitgift, qv, in the church of St. John the Baptist, Croydon.
TRIPP The Rev. James Tripp, BA (Cantab), (1787-1879), son of James Upton Tripp of Petworth, Sussex, was Curate of Alfold,
1810-12; he was later Rector of Upper Waltham, Sussex and of Kirkby Overblow and Spofforth, Yorkshire.
Arms: (as impaled by Sinclair). Gules a scaling ladder in bend between six cross crosslets Or. (EXH)
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