Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LEE of Egham.
Arms: Azure two bars Argent over all a bend Gules.
Crest: An arm embowed couped at the shoulder and vested Gules, the hand holding a sword erect entwined by a snake Argent.
From the monument in Egham Church to Edmund Lee, (d.Dec 16, 1705), a benefactor of the parish. (MB ii 260)
LEE Impaled with Cole in St. Peter's Church, Petersham; Elizabeth, daughter of George Cole, (d.1624), married Henry Lee, of
London.
Arms: Argent a fess Sable between two pellets in chief and a martlet in base also Sable a mullet Gules for difference.
(VCHS iii 532; EXS)
LEE Leonard Miles Henry Lee of 8 Pensford Avenue, Kew, (b.1867), son of the Rev. Frederick George Lee, DD, Student of Civil
Law of the University of Oxford and Vicar of All Saints', Lambeth, (1832-1902).
Arms: Argent on a fess couped between three crescents Sable as many hawks' lures Or.
Crest: Upon an eagle's leg fesswise erased at the thigh the claws to the sinister Azure a falcon belled Or legged Gules twined round
the body and neck by a hawk's lure Sable.
Motto: Fide et Constantia. (FD7)
LEE Richard Tristram Lee of Horsley House, Tilford, (b.1904), son of Brigadier-General Noel Lee, (1867-1915).
Arms: Azure three bars Or a bend invected chequy of the last and Gules plain cotised Ermine in the sinister chief point a bear's head
erased at the neck of the last.
Crest: A bear passant Argent collared and chained Azure charged upon the body with two cinquefoils of the last resting the dexter
forepaw on an escutcheon Or thereon a fleur-de-lys also Azure.
Motto: Patiture qui vincit. (FD7)
LEE Viscount Lee of Fareham. Sir Arthur Hamilton Lee, PC, GCSI, GBE, KCB, JP, FSA, 1 st and last Viscount Lee of
Fareham, of Bridport, Dorset and 1 st and last Baron Lee of Fareham, of Chequers, Buckinghamshire, (1868-1947), was of White Lodge,
Richmond Park. In 1920 Lord and Lady Lee of Fareham presented their seat, Chequers, to the nation as the official country residence for British
Prime Ministers.
Arms: Argent two chevronels between three leopards' faces Sable in the centre point an inescutcheon chequy Or and Purpure.
Crest: On a naval coronet Or a leopard's face Sable.
Supporters: Dexter, A female figure Proper habited Argent hair band Azure and mantle flowing Purpure holding in the exterior hand a
sheaf of wheat also Proper; Sinister, A female figure Proper habited Argent hair band Azure mantle flowing and charged on the breast with a
Latin cross Gules holding in the exterior hand a grenade Or.
Motto: Pro patria omnia. (FD7)
LEE post LEE-MAINWARING Charles Benjamin Lee-Mainwaring, of Old Palace, Richmond, and of The Abbey, Knaresborough,
Yorkshire, (b.1797), 2 nd son of John Lee, DL, of The Abbey and of Burley, Yorkshire, (b.1766), and his wife Maria, (d.1839), daughter of
Thomas Mainwaring, of Goltho Hall, Lincolnshire. (FMG i 205)
Arms: (of Lee) Sable three crowns Or. (BLG6)
Crest: An arm in armour holding a battle axe all Proper.
Motto: Dum spiro spero. (BGA)
LEE Sir Edward Lee of Castelnau, Barnes (1833-1909), was director of the Dublin Exhibition of 1872, when he was knighted and
managing director of the Alexandra Palace, 1875-6, and of the Albert Palace, 1884-90.
Arms: Argent on a fess couped between three escutcheons Sable as many hawks' lures Or.
Crest: Upon an eagle's leg fessways erased at the thigh the claw to the sinister Azure a falcon belled Or legged Gules twined round
the body and the neck with a hawk's lure Sable.
Motto: Fide et Constantia. (EXH)
LEE-STEERE see STEERE
LEE-WARNER Philip Henry Lee-Warner of Bletchingley, publisher, (1877-1925), founder of the Medici Society Ltd., and son of Sir
William Lee-Warner, GCSI, JP, MA (Cantab), ICS, (1846-1914), was father of Squadron-Leader Henry Philip Lee-Warner, DFC, AFC, of
Castle Cottage, Bletchingley, (1912-44).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Gules a fess compony * Or and of the field between eight billets of the second (Lee); 2, Quarterly, i and
iv, Per pale indented Argent and Sable, ii and iii, Azure a fleur-de-lys Or, a crescent for difference (Warner) 3, Vert a cross engrailed Argent
(Whetenhale).
Crest: A squirrel sejant Gules sitting between two branches of oak fructed Proper cracking a nut Or.
Motto: Non nobis tantum nati. (FD7)
* BLG18 blazons the fess as compony counter-compony.
LEEDS of Chipstead.
Arms: Argent a fess Gules between three eagles displayed Sable.
From the brass formerly in Chipstead Church to Anne, (d.Nov 11, 1547) daughter of . . . Ledes, and wife of Sir Richard Brooke, Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer. (SAC xxxi 121)
LEEDS Duke of see OSBORNE
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