Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LEWEN of Ewell from 1709 to 1743. Extinct 1743.
Arms: Per pales Gules and Azure three stag heads couped Or.
Crest: A stag trippant Or gorged with a chaplet Vert.
From the monument in Ewell Church to Sir William Lewen, (d.Mar 16, 1721), Lord Mayor of London in 1717, son of Robert Lewen of
Wimborne, Dorset, and to Charles Lewen of London, Merchant, (d.Nov 23, 1732), nephew of Sir William. (MB i 466)
LEWIS Sir Alfred Edward Lewis, KBE, of Coneybury, Lower Kingswood, (1868-1940), Vice-President of the Institute of Bankers,
was son of the Rev. John Lewis of Birmingham.
Arms: paly of eight Argent and Gules over all a lion rampant Sable on a chief per pale Or and of the second two lions passant
counterchanged.
Crest: A wolf sejant Proper resting the dexter paw on an escarbuncle Or.
Motto: Labore vinces. (FD7)
LEWSTON of Wimbledon.
Arms: Gules three halberds erect Argent, in chief an annulet Or for difference.
As impaled on the monument in Wimbledon Church to William Walter, (d.1587), for his wife, Katherine, sister and heir of Humphrey Lewston,
and daughter of Robert Lewston of Wimbledon.
LIDDELL Thomas Lyon Liddell of Dormans Corner, Lingfield, (b.1920), 2 nd son of Lieutenant-Colonel Geoffrey William Liddell,
DSO, The Rifle Brigade, (1884-1955) and descended from Sir Henry George Liddell, 5 th Bart., (1749-91).
Arms: Argent fretty Gules on a chief of the last three leopards' faces Or.
Crest: A lion rampant Sable billetté and crowned with an eastern crown Or.
Mottoes: Fama semper vivit; Unus et idem. (BP105)
LIFELDE or LIFIELD see LYFIELD
LIFFORD Viscount see HEWITT
LIGONIER of Cobham Park, from 1750. Viscount Ligonier of Enniskillen, Dec 21, 1757. Viscount Ligonier of Clonmell, May 20, 1762.
Baron Ligonier of Ripley, Apr 27, 1763. Earl Ligonier, Sep 10, 1766. Extinct 1770.
Arms: Gules a lion rampant Or, on a chief Argent a crescent between two mullets Azure.
Crests: Out of a French marquis' coronet Proper a demi-lion Or, and, as granted Feb 16, 1744, Out of a mural crown * a demi-lion
Erminois, holding in his dexter paw a palm branch Proper.
Supporters: Two lions rampant regardant Erminois, each charged with a mural crown Gules and holding in one paw a banner emblazoned
with the arms of Ligonier.
Motto: A rege et Victoria. (Doyle ii 369)
As borne by John Louis Ligonier, (d.1770), KB, Earl Ligonier, 2 nd son of Nobel Abel de Ligonier du Buisson, seigneur of Monseuget in
Languedoc.
* BGA records the crown as Gules.
LILLINGSTON Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Francis Innes Lillingston, OBE, IA, of Broadlands, Weybridge, (1877-1942), was son of
Lieutenant-Frederick George Innes Lillingston, RN, of Bute Court, Torquay, {Devon} and of West Torrington, {Devon}, (1849-1904).
Arms: Per pale Argent and Or a bugle horn Sable garnished Gold stringed Gules between three crescents of the third each charged
with an ermine spot of the first.
Crest: A demi wyvern issuant tail nowed Sable wings expanded and elevated Or charged with an ermine spot of the first on the
breast two annulets conjoined in pale Gold.
Motto: Pro Deo et patria. (FD7)
LILLINGSTON Abraham Spooner of Elmdon Hall, Warwickshire, (1770-1834), married, 1797, Elizabeth Mary Agnes, (d.1830), daughter
and heir of Luke Lillingston of Ferriby Grange, Yorkshire, and assumed the name and arms of Lillingston, 1797. They had issue, amongst others,
an eldest son Isaac William, of whom below, a 2 nd son Charles Lillingston of The Chantry, Ipswich (1804-51), whose 4 th son the Ven. Frederick
Arthur Cecil Lillingston, MA (TCD), (1837-1908), Archdeacon of Goulborn, Australia, 1864-73, was Vicar of St. James, Clapham, 1887-99.
The eldest son Isaac William Lillingston, (1802-50), married, 1832, Katherine Innes, (d.1875), only daughter of Hugh Lindsay and great-niece
and heir of Sir Hugh Innes, 1 st Bart., of Lochalsh, and was grandfather of Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Francis Innes Lillingston, OBE, IA, of
Broadlands, Weybridge, (1877-1942).
Arms: Per pale Argent and Or a bugle horn Sable garnished Gold stringed Gules between three crescents of the third each charged
with an ermine spot of the first.
Crest: A demi wyvern issuant tail nowed Sable wings expanded and elevated Or charged with an ermine spot of the first on the
breast two annulets conjoined in pale Gold.
Motto: Pro Deo et patria. (BLG11, 18; FD7)
LINCOLN See of. The arms of the See of Lincoln are on the tomb of Archbishop John Whitgift, qv, in the church of St. John the
Baptist, Croydon.
Arms: Gules two lions passant guardant in pale Or on a chief Azure the effigy of the Blessed Virgin seated crowned and sceptred
and holding the Holy Child all of the second. (WEC)
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