Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

LONGFORD Baron see ROWLEY
LONGFORD Earl of see AUNGIER
SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LONGMAN Sir Hubert Harry Longman, 1 st and last Bart., JP, of Lavershott Hall, Windlesham, and of Little Paddocks, Warren Close,
Esher, (1856-1940), son of William Longman, of London, publisher, (1813-77), was partner in the publishing firm of Longmans, Green and Co.
and was created Baronet 1909.
Arms: Gules an ancient ship in full sail Proper between three buckles Or.
Crest: A lion rampant Azure between two buckles as in the arms. (FD7)
LONGMORE Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Murray Longmore, GCB, DSO, DL, FRES, of Pipits Hill, Wentworth, (1885-1970), had a 2 nd
son Wing-Commander William James Maitland Longmore, RAF, of Parrocke Lodge, Wentworth, merchant banker, (b.1919).
Arms: Erminois on a chevron Azure between two leopards' faces in chief Proper and a lion passant guardant in base Gules three
cross crosslets Or.
Crest: Two javelins in saltire surmounted of a leopard's face encircled by a garland of roses and violets all Proper.
Motto: Finem respice. (BLG17)
LONGSTAFF George Dixon Longstaff, MD (Edinburgh), of Butter Knowle, Wandsworth, and of Hull,{Yorkshire}, (1799-1892), was born
at Bishopwearmouth, Co. Durham, son of Thomas Longstaff, of Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham, (1768-1829). He was father of Colonel
Llewellyn Wood Longstaff, OBE, of Ridgelands, Wimbledon, (1841-1918) and of George Blundell Longstaff, JP, MA, MD (Oxon), FRCP, of
Highlands, Putney Heath and of Twitchen, Mortehoe, Devon, (1849-1921).
Arms: Quarterly Argent and Sable on a bend indented Gules between two pheons of the first a quarter-staff Or.
Crest: Two arms embowed vested Sable semé-de-lys and cuffed Argent the hands Proper grasping a quarter-staff fessways Or.
Motto: Vigilate. (FD7; BLG17; FBC)
LONSDALE The Rev. John Lonsdale, BA (Cantab), (1737-1800), Perpetual Curate of Chapelthorpe and Vicar of Darfield, Yorlshire,
moved to Clapham. He was father of the Rt. Rev. John Lonsdale, (1788-1867), Bishop of Lichfield, 1843-67, whose son the Rev. James Gylby
Lonsdale, MA (Oxon and Dunelm), (1816-92), later Principal of Hatfield Hall, University of Durham, 1854-5, was born at Clapham whilst his
father was Chaplain to Archbishop Manners-Sutton.
Arms: Quarterly, 1, Quarterly Vert and Argent in the second and third quarters a bugle horn Sable stringed Gules over all on a bend
engrailed Or three annulets Sable (Lonsdale); 2, Azure a fess wavy between three estoiles Argent (Gylby); 3, Lozengy Argent and Gules
(FitzWilliam); 4, Gules six martlets in pile Argent. (BBE)
Crest: A demi stag salient erased Gules charged on the body with a crescent Sable attired unguled and collared of the last the collar
charged with three crescents .... (BGA)
LONSDALE Earl of see LOWTHER
LOUGHBOROUGH Baron see St. CLAIR-ERSKINE
LOVEDAY The Rt. Rev. David Goodwin Loveday, MA (Cantab), Assistant Bishop of Oxford, (b.1896), 6 th son of John Edward Taylor
Loveday, JP, of Williamscote, Oxfordshire and Arlescote, Warwickshire, (1845-1913), was Headmaster of Cranleigh School, 1931-54, and
Archdeacon of Dorking, 1954-7.
Arms: Per pale indented Argent and Sable an eagle displayed with two heads charged on the breast with an escallop counterchanged
ducally gorged Or.
Crest: A demi eagle displayed with two heads per pale indented Sable and Argent charged on the breast with an escallop
counterchanged and ducally gorged Or.
Motto: Cum prima luce. (BLG18)
LOVEKYN of Kingston-upon-Thames, and of St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, London.
Arms: Gules on a chevron Argent between three eagles rising Or as many escallops Sable.
As borne by John Lovekyn, (d.1368), citizen and fishmonger of London, and Lord Mayor of London in 1348, 1358, 1365 and 1366. (Gen.
Arm.)
LOVEL of Merton Abbey, from 1587.
Arms: Argent a chevron Azure between three squirrels sejant Gules.*
From the monument in Merton Church to Gregory Lovel, (d.Mar 15, 1597), Cofferer to Queen Elizabeth I, 2 nd son of Sir Francis Lovel of East
Harling, Norfolk.
Crest: A wheatsheaf Or banded Sable, a crescent for difference. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 57b)
* (VCHS iv 68) records the arms as: Quarterly, 1, Argent a chevron Azure between three squirrels Gules; 2, Sable a cross between four lions Or;
3, Vert two chevrons Argent each charged with three cinquefoils Gules; 4, Argent four bars Gules, (correctly, Barry of ten Argent and Gules).
LOVEL Lord Lovel and Lord Morley. The Lovel family acquired the manor of Rotherhithe by the marriage of John, Lord
Lovel of Titmarsh, (killed at Bannockburn, 1314), to Maud, (d.1341), sister and heir of Edward, Lord Burnell. It descended to William, Lord
Lovel of Titmarsh, (d.1455), who was succeeded by his younger son William Lovel, Lord Morley, (d.1476). (VCHS iv 87)
Arms: Barry nebuly of six Or and Gules. (BGA)
LOVELACE Earl of see KING
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