Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
WALTER of Finedon, Northamptonshire, and Wimbledon.
Arms: Azure a fess dancetty Argent between three eagles displayed Or. *
Crest: A lion head erased Argent.
As borne by William Walter, (d.Sep 10, 1587), of Finedon and Wimbledon, son of William Walter of Finedon, and elder brother of Edmund
Walter, (d.1592), Chief Justice of South Wales, ancestor of the Walters of Saresden, Oxfordshire, baronets, who became extinct, 1731.
(Wootton i 465; monument in Wimbledon Church)
* Burke gives for Walter of Wimbledon, and of Sarsden, Oxfordshire, and of Warwickshire: Azure a fess indented Or between three eagles
displayed Argent. (BGA)
WALTER of Stalbridge Park, Dorset, and of Bury Hill in Dorking. Extinct 1780. Descended from Peter Walter, (d.Jan 19,
1746), of Stalbridge, Clerk of the Peace for Middlesex, a famous usurer, who is the original of Peter Pounce in Fielding's Joseph Andrews, and
the subject of Pope's lines: What's property, dear Swift? You will see it alter From you to me, from me to Peter Walter.
Arms: Azure a daunce Argent between three eagles displayed Or.
Crest: A lion head erased Argent. (HG viii 4)
WALTER of Worcester Park in Malden, from 1731 to 1745. Extinct 1745.
Arms: Azure a daunce Argent between three eagles displayed Or.
Crest: A lion head erased Argent.
From the tomb in Malden churchyard to Catherine (d.1733), wife of Sir George Walter, (d.Aug 2, 1742), son of John Walter, (d.Apr 4, 1745).
WALTER Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Frederick Walter, RA, of Church Hill Cottage, Camberley, (b.1908), elder son of Robert
Walter, CMG, (1873-1959), and descended from William Walter of Evesham, {Worcestershire}, currier, (will proven 1659). (BLG18)
Arms: Argent gutté-de-sang two swords in saltire Gules over all a lion rampant Sable.
Crest: A stork Proper drinking out of a whelk shell erect Or. (BLG9)
WALTERS Fairbairn records William Melmoth Walters of Purberry Shot, Ewell, as using for
Crest: A squirrel sejant devouring a nut Proper. (FBC)
WALTHAM ABBEY The monastery of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, held the manor of Caterham until the Dissolution.
Arms: Argent on a cross engrailed Sable five cross crosslets fitché Or. (VCHS iv 266; WEC)
WALTON AND WEYBRIDGE Urban District Council.
Arms: Or on a fess wavy Azure between in chief two Tudor roses barbed and seeded Proper and in base an eagle displayed Gules
two barrulets wavy Argent surmounted by as many pallets of the field.
Crest: A swan's head erased Proper gorged with a Saxon crown Or and holding in the beak a sprig of oak leaved and fructed also
Proper.
Motto: Dum defluat amnis. Granted 1946. (CCH)
WALWORTH of St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, London, and of Kingston-upon-Thames.
Arms: Gules a bend raguly Argent between two wheatsheaves Or.
As borne by Sir William Walworth, Lord Mayor of London in 1374 and 1380, citizen and fishmonger, (the Lord Mayor who stabbed Wat Tyler),
of London and Kingston, probably a younger son of Walworth of Walworth in Newington. (Gen. Arm.)
The heraldic dictionaries give the following coat also, for Walworth of London and Suffolk: Gules a bend engrailed between two wheatsheaves
Argent.
WALWORTH of Walworth in Newington See under Walworth of London and Kingston.
WANDSWORTH Baron see STERN
WANDSWORTH London Borough of.
Arms: Per pale indented Argent and Azure a fess chequy Azure and Or each of the last charged with a goutte Azure.
Crest: An ancient ship at the prow a dragon's head Sable four oars in action and as many shields Or resting upon the bulwarks
pennons flying to the dexter Gules the sail charged with the arms of the London Borough of Wandsworth.
Supporters: Dexter, A dove wings elevated and addorsed Azure the underside of the wings charged with four mullets Or in the beak a
sprig of lavender Proper; Sinister, A dragon Sable wings elevated and addorsed Argent the underside of the wings charged with four crosses
couped Gules.
Motto: We serve.
Badge: A fountain charged with a crown palisado Or. Granted 1965. (CCH)
WARCOP of St. Saviour's, Southwark.
Arms: Sable three covered cups Argent.
Crest: A boar head couped Argent.
From the monument in St. Saviour's Church to Anne, (d.May 29, 1654), wife of Samuel Warcop, 'Somtime ye Bayliffe of the Bvrrough of
Southwarke'. (SAC xxii 68)
WARD Shield on monument in St. Mary's Church, Horne, to John Goodwin, qv, and his wife Margaret, (d.1611 aged 70), daughter
of Ninian Ward of Cuckfield, Sussex.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three birds Sable. (VCHS iv 296)
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