Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
LUMLEY (VCHS iv 196) records Sir John Lumley, Baron Lumley, (dsp 1609), as inheriting the manor of Cheam from his father-inlaw,
the Earl of Arundel.
Arms: VCHS gives these as: Or a fess Gules between three parrots Vert collared Gules. (VCHS iv 198) also records the arms on
Lord Lumley's monument in Cheam Church as: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Lumley; 2 and 3, Gules six martlets [or popinjays] Argent, (Old Lumley).
Crest: A pelican.
Supporters: Two popinjays.
VCHS adds that sixteen other shields on the monument shew the Lumley descent, viz, (1) Old Lumley, impaling, A saltire [for Algitha, daughter
of Aldred, Earl of Northumbria]; (2) Old Lumley, impaling a blank shield; (3) and (4) as (2); (5) Old Lumley, impaling [Sable] three [covered]
cups [Argent, (de Audre)]; (6) Old Lumley, impaling, A saltire Vair, (Wallington) [correctly, Gules a saltire vairy Sable and Argent, (Morwick)];
(7) Old Lumley, impaling Thweng [ie New Lumley]; (8) to (16) New Lumley, impaling, Holland [Azure fleuretté and a lion rampant guardant
Argent], Neville [Gules a saltire Argent], Reedham [correctly, Redman, Gules a chevron engrailed Argent between three cushions, or garbs,
Ermine; Surtees, however, recorded: . three garbs ., (SHD)], Harington [Sable fretty Argent], Thornton [Sable a chevron and a chief indented
Argent], Edward IV [correctly, Elizabeth, natural daughter of King Edward IV, viz. Quarterly, 1, Quarterly France Modern and England; 2 and 3,
Or a cross Gules, (de Burgh); 4, Barry of six Or and Azure on a chief of the first three pallets between two base esquires of the second over all an
inescutcheon Argent, (Mortimer); overall a bend sinister ], Conyers [Azure a maunch Or], Scrope [Azure a bend Or], and Knightley [Quarterly, 1
and 4, Ermine; 2 and 3, Paly of six Or and Gules].
LUMLEY-SAVILE The Hon. Henry Leoline Thornhill Lumley-Savile, (b.1923), younger son of the 2 nd Baron Savile, (1853-1931), and
heir presumptive to the Barony, was formerly of North Close, Virginia Water.
Arms: Argent on a bend Sable three owls affronté of the first within a bordure wavy of the second.
Crest: An owl affronté Argent debruised by a bend sinister wavy Sable.
Motto: Bee fast. (BP99)
LUSHER of Shoelands in Puttenham, until about 1620.
Arms: Gules three martlets Or, on a chief of the second as many mullets Azure.
Crest: A martlet Or.
As borne (SV1530) by William Lusher.
LUSHINGTON Sir Stephen Lushington, 1 st Bart., (d.1807), had issue, amongst others, an eldest son Sir Henry Lushington, 2 nd Bart., (1775-
1863), father of, amongst others, the Rev. Charles Lushington, MA, Vicar of Walton-on-Thames, (b.1805); and a 2 nd son the Rt. Hon. Stephen
Lushington, (1782-1873), who was father of, amongst others, Edward Harbord Lushington, JP, of Brackenhurst, Cobham, Bengal CS, (1822-
1904), and Vernon Lushington, KC, of Pyports, Cobham, (1832-1912), Secretary to the Admiralty, 1869-77, and Judge of the County Courts for
Surrey and Berkshire, 1877-1900. The said Edward Harbord Lushington had issue, amongst others, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Eardley
Lushington, 8 th Hussars, of St. Anne's, Camberley, (b.1850), and Brigadier-General Stephen Lushington, CB, CMG, RFA, of Woodlea,
Rowledge, Farnham, (b.1864).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or on a fess wavy between three lions' heads erased Vert langued Gules as many ermine spots Gold
(Lushington); 2 and 3, Sable a chevron between three pelicans' heads erased Or picking their breasts Proper.
Crest: A lion's head erased Vert ducally gorged Argent on the erasure three ermine spots Or.
Motto: Fides nudaque veritas. (BP105, FD7)
LUSHINGTON see WILDMAN-LUSHINGTON
LUTTRELL OLMIUS Earl of Carhampton. Extinct 1829. .
Arms: Per fess Azure and Argent a fess counter embattled Or in chief a mullet of six points of the second and in base on a mount
Vert an elm tree Proper.
Crest: A demi-moor habited in armour Proper, garnished Or between two laurel branches Vert with a wreath round the temples
Argent and Gules and on his breast a fess as in the arms.
Supporters: Dexter: An ancient warrior Proper, his arms and thighs vested in mail of the last his body habited Gules round the waist a
sword belt Or, across the body from the dexter shoulder a sash Azure, from the middle of the thighs to the knees vested Vert, at his side a sword
Proper, hilt and pomel Or, his shoes Argent and his helmet adorned with feathers of the last. Sinister: A woman representing Plenty, her underrobe
Argent, her upper-robe flowing Gules in her left hand a cornucopia with fruit Proper.
Motto: En Dieu est ma fiance. (Gen. Arm.)
LUTTRELL [latterly LUTTRELL-OLMIUS] of Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, until 1798, as well as of Four Oaks, Warwickshire, Sheepy Hall,
Wiltshire, and Painshill Park in Walton-on-Thames. Baron Irham, 13 Oct 1768, Viscount Carhampton, 9 Jan 1781, Earl of Carhampton, 23 Jun
1785. Extinct 1829.
Arms: Argent a fess between three otters passant Sable, in each of their months a fish Proper.
Crest: An otter passant sable in his mouth a fish Proper.
Motto: En Dieu est ma fiance. (Gen. Arm.)
As borne by Henry Lawes Luttrell, {1743-1821}, of Painshill, 2 nd Earl of Carhampton, son of Simon Luttrell, (d.1787), of Luttrellstown and
Four Oaks, 1 st Earl of Carhampton, 2 nd son of Henry Luttrell, (d.1717), of Luttrellstown, son of Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown. John Luttrell,
(d.1829), 3 rd Earl, brother and heir of the 2 nd Earl, assumed the name and arms of Olmius in 1787 on the death of Baron Waltham, his 1 st wife's
brother and bore: see under LUTTRELL OLMIUS. Henry Luttrell, (d.1851), wit and society poet, was an illegitimate son of the 2 nd Earl.
LUTTRELL William Fownes Luttrell, MA (Oxon), BSc (Econ) (London), of 182 Kew Road, Richmond, (b.1908), elder son of Major
Hugh Courtenay Fownes Luttrell, DCLI, (1857-1918). •
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or a bend between six martlets Sable (Luttrell); 2 and 3, Azure in chief two eagles displayed and in base
a mullet Argent (Fownes).
Crest: Out of ducal coronet Or a plume of five feathers Argent. (BLG18)
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