Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
JACKMAN Alderman Thomas Jackman was three times Mayor of Guildford. *
Arms: Per saltire Argent and Azure, (or Sable), in pale two eagles displayed of the second; impaling, Ermine on a bend Azure three
birds Or on a canton Gules a crescent Or. (EXH)
* (VCHS iii 548, 570) records him as giving £600 in 1785 to augment the endowment of Abbot's Hospital, Guildford
JACKSON of Beach Hill, Bart., Extinct {No date given}
Arms: Gules a fess between three shovellers tufted on the head and breast Argent each charged with a trefoil slipped Vert.
Crest: A shoveller as in the arms.
Mottoes: 1, (over crest). Innocentiae securus; 2, (under arms), Malo mori quam foedari. (BGA)
JACKSON of Christ Church, Surrey; granted 1700.
Arms: Azure on a chevron between three covered cups Argent as many cinquefoils Gules.
Crest: A horse passant Argent semé of cinquefoils Gules. (BGA)
JACKSON Sir Thomas Graham Jackson, 1 st Bart., RA, MA , Hon. DCL (Oxon), Hon. LLD (Cantab), of Eagle House, Wimbledon,
architect, (1835-1924), was created Baronet, 1913, and was succeeded by his elder son, Sir Hugh Nicholas Jackson, 2 nd Bart., (1881-1979),
father of Sir Nicholas Fane St. George Jackson, 3 rd Bart., LRAM, ARCM, (b.1934).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent a greyhound, courant Ermines between three eagles' heads erased Sable (Jackson); 2 and 3, Sable
three mullets pierced between two bendlets Or (Hippisley).
Crest: A demi horse Argent gutté de sang maned and hoofed Sable.
Motto: Chi si contenta gode. (BP105)
JACKSON Sir Henry Jackson, 1 st and last Bart., of Wandsworth, MA, MB (Cantab), of 19 Putney Hill, (1875-1937), son of James
Jackson, of Heywood, Lancashire, (1850-94), was created Baronet, 1935.
Arms: Per chevron Or and Gules in chief two pheons of the second and in base a greyhound courant of the first.
Crest: A demi greyhound supporting between the paws a caduceus Or.
Motto: Dum spiro spero. (FD7)
JACKSON Sir Willis Jackson, FRS, of Arden, 25 Manor Road, Cheam, (1904-70), Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Pro-Rector
of Imperial College, London, was created a Life Peer as Baron Jackson of Burnley, {Lancashire}, 1967.
Arms: Quarterly per fess indented Or and Azure in the first and fourth quarters a rose Gules barbed and seeded Proper and in the
second and third a thunderbolt Or.
Crest: In front of a terrestrial globe Proper a torch erect Or inflamed Proper.
Supporters: Dexter, An Indian habited in the court dress of Mysore; Sinister, A notable of the Eastern Region of Nigeria habited in
traditional robes and head-dress; both Proper.
Motto: Towards understanding. (BP105)
JACOBS Fox-Davies in 1929 recorded Joseph Henry Jacobs, son of Chapman Jacobs, of Swansea, as of Manor Heath, Knowle Hill,
Woking.
Arms: (granted 1921). Azure on a pile Ermine between on the dexter a rose and on the sinister two triangles interlaced Argent a
lymphad sails furled Or in base an escutcheon of the third charged with a dragon rampant Gules.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert a demi lion reguardant supporting a staff Proper flowing therefrom a banner Azure charged with two
triangles interlaced Argent.
Motto: Dominus me regit. (FD7)
JAMES of Reigate Castle. Extinct about 1720.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three millrinds Sable.
Crest: A wheatsheaf Argent banded Vert.
As borne (SV1623) by Sir Roger James, (d.Mar 26, 1637), eldest son of Roger James of Upminster, Essex, son of Roger James, (d.1596), of
London and Upminster, 2 nd son of James van Haestricht of Gouda in Holland, who came to England during the time of Henry VIII and took the
name of James. From the brass in Reigate Church to John James, (d.Nov 23, 1642), brother of Sir Roger. (SAC xxxii 71)
JAMES of Stoke-next-Guildford.
Arms: Per chevron Gules and Argent three unicorn heads couped and counterchanged.
As borne (SV1623) by John James, son of Thomas James of London.
JAMES of Surrey.
Arms: Quarterly Argent and Azure a cross sarcelly counterchanged. (BGA)
JAMES Brigadier-General Alfred Henry Cotes James, DSO, MVO, JP, BA (Oxon), South Staffordshire Regiment, of Water House,
later of Chevington, Bletchingley, (1873-1947), was eldest son of Alfred Bartlett James, of North Petherton and Bristol, {Somerset}, (1850-
1902).
Arms: Azure a chevron paly of six Or and Argent between two lions passant in chief and a dolphin in base Or.
Crest: Upon the battlements of a tower Gules an estoile Or.
Motto: Providentia tutamur. (BLG17)
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