Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
WARHAM, of Haling House in Croydon.
Arms: Gules a fess Or between a goat head couped [erased] Argent, attired of the second, in chief, and three escallops of the third in
base, all within a bordure Argent, on the fess a mullet Sable for difference. *
Crest: A goat head couped.
As borne (SV1530) by Hugh Warham of Haling, 3 rd son of William Warham of Melsanger, Hampshire, and younger brother of William
Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury. (SAC i 58,60)
* (VCHS iv 224) records these arms as in the church of St. John the Baptist, Croydon, quarterly with .. two bars.. cotised.
WARNEFORD The Rev. John Warneford of Dorking, younger son of the Ven. Richard Warneford, DD, Archdeacon of York, (d.1755), was
father of the Rev. John Warneford of Mickleham, (c.1775-1849). (BLG17)
Arms: Per fess embattled Sable and Argent six crosses pattée three in chief and three in base counterchanged.
Crest: A garb Proper.
Motto: Cruce quam muro tutior. (BLG8)
WARNER, of Peper Harrow.
Arms: Or a bend engrailed between six roses Gules.
From the brass in Godalming Church to the Rev. John Warner, LL.D, (d.Nov 26, 1757), Rector of Peper Harrow.
(SAC xxviii 86; MB i 633)
WARNER Lieutenant-Colonel Harold Rudyerd Warner, IA, of Thornwood, Twin Oaks, Cobham, (b.1872), younger son of Edward John
Rudyerd Warner, barrister-at-law, (1838-77). Advocate-General, NW Provinces of India, 1874-77, and descended from Francis Warner of
Framlingham, Suffolk, (d.1605). His son Captain John Rudyerd Maddox Warner, IA, of Thornwood, Twin Oaks, (b.1923).
Arms: Or a bend engrailed between six roses Gules barbed Vert.
Crest: A Saracen's head affronté couped below the shoulders Proper habited chequy Or and Gules wreathed about the temples Or
and Gules on the head a cap Argent.
Motto: Du Roye je le tiens. (BLG18)
WARNER see LEE-WARNER
WARNET of Hemsted, Sussex, and of Southwark.
Arms: Argent a stag springing Sable, attired and hoofed Or, over all fretty Vert, a crescent for difference. *
Crest: A demi-stag springing Sable, attired and hoofed Or.
As borne (SV1623) by Edmond Warnet, (son of Francis) and (with a crescent for difference) by his uncle, Thomas Warnet of Southwark, son of
John Warnet of Hemsted.
* Burke difference these arms, for Warnet of Surrey, label of three points, not a crescent.
WARRE Captain George Francis Warre, CBE, RASC, of 17 Lonsdale Road, Barnes, formerly of Gledfield, Ross and Cromarty,
(1876-1957), was eldest son of George Acheson Warre of Tyford House, Hampshire, (1842-1913).
Arms: Gules semé of cross crosslets fitché Argent a lion rampant of the last langued Azure.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a griffin's head Argent. (BLG17)
WARREN Sir George Warren, KB, of Poynton, Cheshire, (d.1801 aged 67), acquired Fetcham Park and Chobham Park by marriage,
1758, to Jane, (d.1761), daughter and heir of Thomas Revel, agent victualler at Gibraltar, (d.1752). Their daughter and heir Elizabeth Harriet
(d.1826 aged 66), married, 1777, James Bulkeley, Viscount Bulkeley of Cashel, qv. (VCHS iii 288,415; OCC iii 687).
Arms: Chequy Or and Azure on a canton Gules a lion rampant Argent.
Crests: Out of a ducal coronet Or a plume of five ostrich feather Argent in front thereof a griffin's claw Gold; 2, On a chapeau Gules
turned up Ermine a wyvern tail nowed Argent wings expanded chequy Or and Azure.
Supporters: Two wyverns Argent armed Or winged chequy of the second and Azure.
Motto: Tenebo. (OCC; BGA)
WARREN Lieutenant-Colonel William Robert Vaughan Warren, OBE, MC, of Manor Hotel, Hindhead, heir presumptive to his nephew
Sir Brian Charles Pennefather Warren, 9 th Bart., (b.1889), 2 nd son of Thomas Robert Warren, JP, (1829-1906). Of the same family, the Rev.
William Waldegrave Warren, (1867-1946) was Curate of Frimley in charge of the district of St. Paul, Camberley, 1932-5, and Vicar of St. Paul,
Camberley, 1935; he was 7 th son of Major-General Richard Warren, RE, (1828-1913), and descended from Sir Robert Warren, 1 st Bart., (1723-
1811).
Arms: Argent a fess chequy Or and Azure between three talbots passant Proper.
Crest: A lion rampant holding a crozier.
Motto: Non mihi sed Deo et regi. (BP105)
WARREN-BULKELEY see BULKELEY
WARTER John Warter of Southwark, (d.1868), a cadet of the Warter family of Cruck Meole, Shropshire, had a 2 nd son William Henry
Warter of Southwark, (b.1835), who was grandfather of Sir Philip Allan Warter of Eastcourt Manor, Effingham, (1903-71).
Arms: Sable on a chevron engrailed between three chess rooks Argent as many cross crosslets fitché of the first.
Crest: A lion rampant Sable collared Argent holding between the forepaws a chess rook of the last.
Motto: Vi victis non coactus. (BLG17; BGA)
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