Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
WHICHCOTE Sir Paul Whichcote, Bart., bought the manor of Tooting Graveney, c.1685, and, with his son Francis, sold it 1714.
(VCHS iv 104-5)
Arms: Ermine two boars passant Gules langued Azure tusks and bristles Or.
Crest: A boar's head erased and erect Gules langued Azure armed Or.
Motto: Juste et droit. (BGA)
WHIELDON Arthur Edward Whieldon, JP, of Ashe Grange, Farnham and Wyke Hall, Dorset, (b.1820), 2 nd son of George Whieldon, DL,
JP, of Springfield House, Warwickshire, and The Grove, Hampshire, High Sheriff of Warwickshire, 1847.
Arms: Gules on a chevron Argent between three pears stalked and leaved Or as many crosses Sable a chief Ermine thereon a lion
passant of the fourth.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert between two branches of oak Proper a fer de moline fesswise Sable thereon perched a parrot Vert
collared Gules holding in the dexter claw a pear stalked and leaved also Proper.
Motto: Virtus praestantior auro. (FD7)
WHITAKER of Soho Square, London and Carshalton.
Arms: Sable a fess between three mascles Argent.
Crest: A horse passant Sable.
As borne by Admiral Sir Edward Whitaker, (d.1735). (SAC viii 216)
WHITBREAD Samuel Whitbread, DL, JP, of Southill, Bedfordshire, (1830-1915), descended from the eminent brewer Samuel Whitbread
of Cardington and Southill, (1720-96), had issue, amongst others, besides a 3 rd son Francis Pelham Whitbread, (1867-1941), father of Peter
Whitbread of Cooper's Hill Lodge, Englefield Green, (b.1897), a 2 nd son Henry William Whitbread of Norton Bavant Manor, Wiltshire, Director
of Whitbread and Co. Ltd, (1861-1947), who had issue Colonel William Henry Whitbread, TD, BA (Cantab), The Lovat Scouts, of Warren
Mere, Thursley, Chairman and Managing Director of Whitbread and Co. Ltd., (b.1900), father of Michael William Whitbread also of Warren
Mere, (b.1930).
Arms: Argent on a chevron Sable between three hinds' heads erased Gules as many bezants.
Crests: A hind's head erased Gules charged with a bezant.
Motto: Virtute non astutia. (BLG18)
WHITCOMBE Edgar Vernon Whitcombe, CBE, AIB, of Collards, Haslemere, Director of Barclays Bank DCO, (b.1906), 4 th son of the Rt.
Rev. Robert Henry Whitcombe, MA, DD (Oxon), Bishop Suffragan of Colchester, (1862-1922), and descended from Robert Wydecombe of
Martock, Somerset, (living 1420).
Arms: Paly of six Or and Sable three eagles displayed counterchanged.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a demi eagle displayed and collared per pale Sable and Or wings and collar counterchanged.
Motto: Virtus surgit in altum. (BLG18)
WHITE of Ashtead, from the time of Charles I.
Arms: Sable a fess Vair between three leopard heads Or. (Harl. Ms 1561) *
* Crest. Out of a ducal coronet Or a dragon's head Vert. (BGA)
WHITE of Farnham, and later of Aldershot, Hampshire.
Arms: Azure three plates each charged with three bars wavy Vert.
As impaled on the monument in South Warnborough Church, Hampshire, to Sir Thomas White, (d.Nov 2, 1566), for his wife Agnes White of
Farnham. Agnes' brother, John White, originally bore this coat with a mullet for difference but after he became Bishop of Winchester bore Per
chevron embattled Or and Gules three roses counterchanged slipped Proper, on a chief of the second three hour glasses of the first.
Sir John White, Lord Mayor of London, 1563, another brother of Agnes, bore Per fess Azure and Or a pale counterchanged, upon the first three
plates each charged with three bars wavy Vert, on the second as many lion heads erased Gules. (HG iv 113-4)
WHITE The Hon. Charles James White of White House, Harestone Valley, Caterham, (1860-1930), Chief Commissioner of Police,
Rhodesia, 1892-5, and Brigadier-General the Hon. Robert White, CB, CMG, DSO, of Primrose Cottage, Fife Road, East Sheen, (1861-1936),
were 3 rd and 4 th sons of Sir Luke White, 2 nd Baron Annaly, KP, (1829-88).
Arms: Argent on a chevron engrailed between three roses Gules a cross crosslet Or.
Crest: A cubit arm Proper charged with a chevron engrailed Gules thereon a cross crosslet Or in the hand three roses Gules slipped
Proper.
Motto: Viet virtute. (FD7)
WHITE Fairbairn records Lynch White, Esquire, of Leigham House, Streatham, as using for.
Crest: A martlet Sable. *
Motto: Vincit qui curat. (FBC)
Fairbairn states that the crest was granted 1685 to Thomas White, 13 th Bishop of Peterborough, 1685-91, (deprived), who bore for
Arms: Sable a dove Argent on a chief of the second three crosses pattée Gules. (BBE; BGA)
WHITE See DALRYMPLE-WHITE
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