Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

WINDLESHAM Baron see HENNESY
SURREY COATS OF ARMS
WINDSOR of Bentley, Hampshire, and of Thames Ditton.
Arms: Gules a saltire Argent between twelve cross crosslets Or.
Crest: A stag head front-faced and couped at the shoulders Argent attired Or.
As borne (SV1623) by Thomas Windsor of Thames Ditton, William Windsor of Upton, Buckinghamshire, and George Windsor of Bentley, sons
of Peter Windsor of Thames Ditton, son of Thomas Windsor of Bentley, 3 rd son of Andrew Windsor, 1 st Baron Windsor.
WINDSOR Lord Windsor. Andrew, Lord Windsor, (1467-1544), held the manor of Headley at his death; his grandson Edward, Lord
Windsor, (d.1575), sold it 1567. (VCHS iii 291-2)
Arms: Gules a saltire Argent between twelve cross crosslets Or. (BGA)
WINDSOR Earl of Plymouth. Thomas Baron Windsor, 1 st Earl of Plymouth, (d.1687, aged c.60), is said to have bought the reputed
manor of Flanchford, 1676. His younger son Thomas, Viscount Windsor of Blackcastle, (1669-1738), sold it 1720.
Arms: Gules a saltire Argent between twelve cross crosslets Or.
Crest: A buck's head affronté couped at the neck Argent attired Or.
Supporters: (of the Earl of Plymouth) Two unicorns Argent armed maned tufted and unguled Or.
(of Viscount Windsor) Two angels Proper vested Gules winged and crined Or.
Motto: (of the Earl of Plymouth) Je me fie en Dieu.
(of Viscount Windsor) Stemmata quid faciunt. (BGA)
WINDSOR Duke of Connaught and Streathern. Field-Marshal H R H Arthur William Patrick Albert, (after 1917) Windsor, KG, PC,
KT, KP, GCSI, GCMG, GCIE, GCVO, KCB, Prince of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Saxony, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, of Bagshot
Park, (1850-1942), 3 rd son of Queen Victoria, was created Earl of Sussex and Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, 1874. The titles became extinct
on the death, unmarried on active service, 1943, of his grandson, the 2 nd Duke.
Arms: The Royal Arms differenced by a label of three points Argent the centre point charged with a cross of St. George and each of
the other points with a fleur-de-lys Azure; in the centre of the Royal Arms an escutcheon of arms of Saxony, viz. Barry of ten Or and Sable a
crown of rue in bend Vert.
Crest: On a coronet composed of crosses pattée and fleurs-de-lys a lion statant guardant Or crowned with a like coronet and
differenced with a label of three points Argent charged as in the arms.
Supporters: The Royal Supporters differenced with the like coronet and label. (NEP, DPB)
WINGATE of Strandridge.
Arms: Sable a bend Ermine cotised Or between six martlets Argent. (BGA)
WINGFIELD Maurice Edward Wingfield, CMG, MA (Cantab), of Ashtead House, Epsom, (b.1869), 2 nd son of John Harry Lee Wingfield,
JP, of Tickencote, {Rutland}, (1821-80), was Acting Treasurer, Collector of Customs and Postmaster of the Falkland Islands, 1899-1900, Private
Secretary to the Governor of Queensland, 1902, and to the Governor-General of Australia, 1903-4, and Acting Governor of the Gambia, 1911.
Arms: Argent on a bend Gules cotised Sable three pairs of wings conjoined of the field.
Crest: A cap per pale Ermines and Argent charged with a fess Gules between two wings expanded the dexter of the second the
sinister of the first.
Motto: Posse nolle nobile. (FD7)
WINLAW The Rev. William Winlaw, BD (Cantab), Rector of Morden, married Jane, daughter and heir of Preston Kelsall of Lytham,
Lancashire, and had an elder son the Rev. George Preston Kelsall Winlaw, MA (Cantab), of the Rectory, Morden, later Rector of Telscombe
with Piddinghoe, Sussex, (b.1873).
Arms: Argent fretty Sable two salmon naiant Proper on a chief arched Gules as many crosses pattée Or.
Crest: Upon a hillock Vert three javelins one in pale and two in saltire Proper suspended therefrom by a ribbon Or an escutcheon
Sable charged with an acorn leaved and slipped also Or.
Motto: What I win I keep. (FD7; FBC)
WINTER of Surrey.
Arms: Sable a fess Ermine on a canton of the second a lion rampant of the first. (BGA)
WINTER Fairbairn records the family of Winter of Surrey, Gloucestershire, and Worcestershire, as using for
Crest: A cubit arm erected vested Or holding in the hand Proper three ostrich feathers the centre one Sable the others of the first.
(FBC)
Burke records this crest for Winter of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, with
Arms: Sable a fess Ermine. (BGA)
WINTERSHULL of Wintershull in Bramley, until 1602.
Arms: Or two bars Gules. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 7b)
As borne by John de Wintershulle, from the time of Henry III, with a label of five points Sable. (Foster, p.265)
Crest: A wheatsheaf Or, banded with a serpent nowed Gules and langued Azure. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 7b)
WIRGMAN see WERGMAN
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