Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

ULSTER Earl of see BURGH.
SURREY COATS OF ARMS
UNDERHILL William Underhill of Surrey.
Arms: Per fess Argent and Gules a pale counterchanged and three trefoils slipped, two and one, Vert between as many annulets, one
and two Or. (BGA)
UNIACKE Andrew Mitchell Uniacke, DCL, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, barrister-at-law, (1808-95), descended from Thomas Unack, or
Uniacke, of Ballyhobbert, Youghall, Co. Cork, living 1500, Mayor of Cork, 1556 and 1560, had issue, amongst others, an eldest son Robie
Uniacke of Gorsebrook, Halifax, barrister-at-law, (1834-1904), who was father of Colonel Cecil Dudley Woodgate Uniacke, RA, of Whitegates,
Camberley, (1876-1943); a 4 th son the Rev. Robert Fitzgerald Uniacke, MA, (1840-1923), Vicar of Tandridge, 1892-1908; and a 5 th son
Lieutenant-Colonel Crofton James Uniacke, (1841-1928), who was grandfather of Stephen Wynyard Uniacke of Gorsebrook, 1 Woodlands Park,
Merrow, (b.1926)
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent a wolf passant Proper a chief Gules (Uniacke); 2 and 3, Argent a leopard's face Gules between a
chief and a chevron Sable (Purdon).
Crest: A dexter cubit armed arm erect gauntleted Proper holding a hawk's lure Or.
Mottoes: Unicus est; Fortis et fidelis. (IFR; FD7)
UPTON Thomas James Upton of The Mount, Sydenham, (1792-1862), was succeeded there by his son Captain Edward James Upton,
72 nd (Seaforth) Highlanders and 26 th Regiment, (1830-68), who was ancestor of John Nicholas Upton, BA (TCD), of 2 Eversfield Road, Kew,
(b.1937).
Arms: Argent on a cross moline Sable three bezants in fess.
Crest: On a chapeau Sable turned up Argent a demi wolf Proper.
Motto: Semper verus. (BLG18)
URRICKE of Ashford, Kent, and of Southwark.
Arms: Gules three ears of wheat Or.
As borne (SV1623) by John Urricke of Southwark, son of Thomas Urricke of Ashford, son of John Urricke of Winstanstow, Shropshire.
UTWORTH or OTWORTH * of Utworth in Cranleigh. Extinct about 1470.
Arms: Argent on a cross Gules [Sable] five lions rampant Or.
As quartered by Walsingham and by Morgan of Chilworth (SV1572).
* Burke gives the surname as Oddeworth, or Utworth, of Surrey, and states that the heiress married Sanders of Charlwood, from the time of
Richard II. (BGA)
UVEDALE of Titsey Place and later of Wickham, Hampshire. Extinct 1652.
Arms: Argent a cross moline Gules.
From the seals of John de Uvedale, 1370, and John Uvedale, 1438, and as borne by Sir John Dovedale [de Uvedale] in 1310, and Thomas de
Uvedale, from the time of Edward III. (SAC iii 75; Foster, p.83)
Crest: On each side of a chapeau Azure turned up Ermine an ostrich feather Argent stuck within the turning up.
Supporters: On the dexter A lion rampant coward, and on the sinister a Knight in armour without helm but with an headdress of Indian's
feathers and brandishing a sword in his right hand.
Motto: Tant que je puis.
From the monument in Wickham Church to Sir William Uvedale, (d.1613). (SAC iii 118)
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