Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LOCOCK Sir Charles Bird Locock, 3 rd Bart., of Blythswood, West Byfleet, (1878-1965), succeeded his father Sir Charles Brodie
Locock, 2 nd Bart., MA, barrister-at-law, on the latter's death, 1890. Of the same family, Charles Dealtry Loccock, BA (Oxon), of 168 Upper
Richmond Road, Putney, (1862-1946), was son of the Rev. Alfred Henry Locock, MA (Cantab), (1829-1922), Vicar of Lemsford, Hertfordshire,
and grandson of Sir Charles Locock, 1 st Bart., (1799-1875); and Sir Guy Harold Locock, CMG, of 48 Murray Road, Wimbledon Common,
(1883-1958), was younger son of Colonel Herbert Locock, CB, RE, (1837-1910), and also grandson of the 1 st Bart.
Arms: Azure a gauntlet Or in chief three mullets Argent.
Crest: On a mount Vert a cock Argent gutté-de-sang the dexter foot resting on a gauntlet Or.
Motto: Victoria. (BP99)
LOMAX of Childwickbury in St. Michael's, Hertfordshire, and later of Netley Park in Shere.
Arms: Ermine a greyhound courant Sable between three escallops Gules.
As borne by Edmund Shallet Lomax, (d.Feb 17, 1839), of Netley, son of Caleb Lomax, son of Joshua Lomax, (d.1724), son of Joshua Lomax,
(d.1685), all of Childwickbury. (MB i 498)
LOMAX of Parkhurst.
Arms: Argent a greyhound courant between three escallops Sable.
Crest: A demi greyhound Argent collared Gules. (BGA)
LONDON Sir Edgar Stanford London, CBE, of Craigdarragh, Briar Walk, Putney, (1861-1943), 4 th son of Thomas London, of
Gloucester, (1829-88), was Chief Inspector of Taxes, England. His grandson, Peter Stanford London, MB, BS, LRCP (London), FRCS, of 1
Queen's Avenue, West Byfleet, (b.1922), 3 rd son of Cyril Stanford, London, of Mejillones, Chile, (1887-1930).
Arms: Azure five lozenges conjoined in bend between two crosses pattée fitché Or.
Crest: A lozenge chequy Argent and Sable between two wings Or.
Motto: Virtus non stemma. (FD7; BLG17)
LONDON See of. The Bishops of London held the manor of Stoke until the 16 th century. (VCHS iii 371)
Arms: Gules two swords in saltire Argent the hilts in base Or. (WEC)
The arms impaling those of Archbishop William Laud, qv, who was Bishop of London, 1628-33, are on a stall in the chapel of the Archbishop's
Palace, Croydon. (VCHS iv 212)
LONG of Hampton Lodge. Charles Long of Longville, Jamaica, and of Hurts Hall, Suffolk, (1679-1723), married, (i),
1699, Amy, (d.1702), daughter of Sir Nicholas Lawes, Governor of Jamaica, by whom he had issue, Samuel, of whom below; and (ii), 1703,
Elizabeth, (d.1724), widow of Sir Thomas Modiford, 5 th Bart., and daughter and heir of Sir William Beeston, Governor of Jamaica, by whom he
had issue a youngest son Beeston, (see next entry). The eldest son Samuel Long, (1700-57), Keeper of the King's Palace at Newmarket, married
Mary, 2 nd daughter of Bartholomew Tate of Delapré Abbey, Northamptonshire, (by Mary, daughter and coheir of Edward Noel), and coheir with
her sister Catharine to the baronies of Zouche of Harringworth, St. Maur, and Lovel of Cary. Their 4 th son Edward Long, (1734-1813), Chief
Judge of the Admiralty Court, Jamaica, was father of Edward Beeston Long of Hampton, (d.1825), whose son Henry Lawes Long, JP, of
Hampton Lodge, was father of Henry Charles Dudley Long of Hampton Lodge and of East Barnet, Hertfordshire, (dsp 1870).
Arms: Quarterly, 1, Sable a lion passant Argent holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitché Or on a chief of the second three
cross crosslets of the field (Long); 2, Per fess Or and Gules a pale counterchanged and three Cornish choughs Proper (Tate); 3, Gules ten bezants
and a canton Ermine (Zouche); 4, Argent two chevronels Gules in chief a label of five points Azure (St. Maur).
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a lion's head Argent gutté-de-sang.
Motto: Pieux quoique preux. (BLG5)
LONG of Carshalton Park. Beeston Long of Carshalton Park, (1710-85), youngest son of Charles Long of Longville,
Jamaica, and of Hurts Hall, Suffolk, (see preceding entry), had issue, amongst others, an eldest son Samuel Long of Carshalton Park, (1746-
1807), High Sheriff of Surrey, 1790, and a 3 rd son Beeston Long of Combe House, (d.1820), Director and Governor of the Bank of England.
Arms: Sable a lion passant Argent holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitché Or on a chief of the second three cross crosslets
of the field.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a lion's head Argent gutté de sang.
Motto: Pieux quoique preux. (BLG18)
LONG The Rev. Alfred Long of Downhurst Cottage, Ewhurst, (b.1852,) son of John Long, JP, 10 th Hussars, (1818-94).
Arms: Sable a lion rampant Argent between four crosses botonné two in chief and as many in base Or two flaunches of the last each
charged with three like crosses in pale of the first.
Crest: A lion's head couped per fess Argent and Or charged with two cross crosslets palewise Sable and holding in the mouth a
dexter hand erased Gules.
Motto: Pieux quoique preux. (FD7)
LONGE Geoffrey Norman Bacon Longe of 24 Westmore Court, Carlton Drive, Putney, (b.1934), eldest son of Robert Bernard Longe,
RN, of The Grove, Brockdish, Norfolk, (b.1900), and grandson of the Rev. John Charles Longe, MA (Cantab), of Spixworth Park, Norfolk,
(1859-1939).
Arms: Gules a saltire engrailed Or on a chief of the second three cross crosslets of the first.
Crest: A lion sejant Gules holding between the paws a saltire engrailed Or.
Motto: Pro fide ac patria. (BLG18)
LONGESPEE William Longespée, son of the Earl of Salisbury, acquired the manor of Shalford from the time of Henry III by marriage to
Idonea, daughter of Richard de Canwill, and granted it to John, son of Geoffrey, Earl of Essex.
Arms: Azure six lions rampant, three, two, and one, Or. (VCHS iii 108)
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