Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
JAMES Gerard Bowes Kingston James of 94 Clarendon Drive, Putney, (b.1899), is presumably heir to his kinsman Sir Fullarton
James, 6 th Bart., CBE, MA, (Cantab), (d.1955), but he has not yet established his claim as 7 th Bart.
Arms: Quarterly, Vert and Gules a cross Argent charged with a ship in full sail Proper between four anchors erect Azure in the first
and fourth quarters a dolphin naiant of the third between three cross crosslets Or in the second and third a lion passant guardant of the last
between three trefoils slipped Argent.
Crest: Issuing from a ducal coronet Or a swan Proper beak Gules holding therein a dart Gold feathered Argent pointed towards the
breast.
Mottoes: 1, (above the crest), A jamais; 2, (below the arms), Pro Deo patria et rege. (BP99, 105)
JAMES Fairbairn records James, of Essex, of Wellsborough, Kent, and of Reigate, as using for
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a demi swan with wings expanded Argent beaked Gules. (FBC)
JANSSEN of Wimbledon House. Baronet, March 11, 1715. Extinct 1777.
Arms: Argent two bundles of reeds in fess Vert. *
Crest: A quartrefoil [trefoil] stalked and leaved Vert.
Burke : Sir Stephen Theodore Janssen, the last Bart., was Lord Mayor of London in 17. {No exact date given}
* BEB and BGA record the arms as: Quarterly, 1, Argent two bundles of reeds in fess Vert; 2, Per fess Or and Azure two swans close naiant in
fess Proper; 3, Per fess Or and Azure one swan naiant Proper; 4, Argent one bundle of reeds Vert.
JARDINE Sir John Jardine, 1 st Bart., KCIE, JP, of Applegarth, Godalming, Bombay Civil Service, (1844-1919), was created Baronet,
1916, and was succeeded in turn by his sons Sir John Eric Birdwood Jardine, 2 nd Bart., BA (Oxon), also of Applegarth, (1890-1924), and Major-
General Sir Colin Arthur Jardine, 3 rd Bart., DSO, MC, RA, of Deepcut, St. George's Hill, Weybridge, (1892-1957). The latter was succeeded by
his son Brigadier Sir Ian Liddell Jardine, 4 th Bart., OBE, MCE, of Coombe Place, Meonstoke, Hampshire, (b.1923).
Arms: Gules a saltire Argent charged in the centre point with a lotus flower Proper on a chief of the second six mullets of the first.
Crest: A mullet of six points pierced Gules between two palm branches Proper.
Motto: Cave adsum. (BP105)
JARPENVILLE [written also in old records as CHARPENVILE, JERKAVILE. GERCOMVILE, and MARCONVILE] of Abinger until 1371.
Arms: Quarterly Or and Azure, in the first quarter a lion rampant Gules.
As borne by Raulf de Marconvil, from the time of Henry III, and by David de Gercomvile alias Jerkavile, circa 1297. (Foster, pp. 141 and 165)
JARVIS Sir Joseph John Jarvis, 1 st Bart., DL, Hon. DCL (Dunelm), of Hascombe Court, Godalming, (1876-1950), was created
Baronet, 1922, and was High Sheriff of Surrey, 1934, and MP for Godalming, 1935. His elder son Sir Arnold Adrian Jarvis, 2 nd and last Bart.,
MA (Cantab), FCA, of Admiral's Walk, Pirbright, (1904-65), High Sheriff of Surrey, 1950, died sp.
Arms: Azure a chevron between two martlets in chief and a cinquefoil in base all Or.
Crest: In front of a cinquefoil Or a martlet Azure.
Motto: Progredere. (BP99)
JAY of Waverley Abbey in Farnham, and later of Dorking.
Arms: Sable three leopard faces erased Argent crowned Or. *
Crest: Out of a coronet per pale Argent and Or a camel head issuing Sable besanty.
From the brass in Farnham Church to Benedict Jay, (d.1586), of Waverley Abbey, Sergeant of the Woodyard to Queen Elizabeth I and as borne
(SV1623) by William Jay of Dorking, son of Anthony Jay of Waverley Abbey, 2 nd son of Benedict.
* Burke records these arms for Jaye, of Dorking, with an additional coat; Or three leopards' heads erased and crowned Sable
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet per pale Or and Azure a camel's head Sable bezanté. (BGA)
JAY A monument in St. Mary Magdalene Church, Richmond, commemorates Margarite, (d.1646), widow of Thomas Jay, of
Middlesex, Commissary General to Charles I, parents of Thomas Jay, Captain of Horse.
Arms: .... on a bend engrailed .... three roses ...: impaling, Quarterly, 1 and 4, .... two bars .... between three towers ...: 2 and 3 ....
two chevrons .... within a bordure engrailed .... On the dexter side of the shield is a wolf statant, on the sinister a lion's paw holding a key.
(VCHS iii 545)
JEBB Captain Sidney Gladwyn Jebb, JP, RGA, of The Manor House, Haslemere, (1871-1950), eldest son of Captain Joshua
Gladwyn Jebb, 54 th Foot, of Barnby Moor House, Nottinghamshire, (1839-1901), was father of Sir Hubert Miles Gladwyn Jebb, GCMG, GCVO,
CB, 1 st Baron Gladwyn of Bramfield, Suffolk.
Arms: Quarterly Vert and Or in the first quarter a falcon close Argent belled of the second in the fourth quarter a lure of the third.
Crest: A lure fesswise Argent and thereon a falcon rising Proper with bells Or.
Motto: Spe et labore. (BP105)
JEFFREYS or JEFFREY of London and Putney Park.
Arms: Sable a chevron between three spear heads Argent.
From the monuments in St. Andrew Undershaft, London, to John Jeffreys, (d.1715), of Shere {?Shene, meaning Sheen}, and Sir Jeffrey Jeffreys,
(d.Oct 26, 1709 aged 57), Alderman of London.
JEFFREYS The Rev. John Jeffreys, DD, MA, (1771-1840), Rector of Barnes and Chaplain to the Prince of Wales, was son of the the
Rev. John Jeffreys, DD, Canon of St. Paul's and of Christ Church, Oxford, Rector of Great Berkhamsted, {Hertfordshire}, (1718-98), and
descended from Judge John Jeffreys, of Acton, Denbighshire, (d.1622).
Arms: Ermine a lion rampant and a canton Sable.
Crest: A demi lion Or holding in the dexter paw a laurel wreath Proper.
Motto: Pow dawn o Ddvw. (BP105)
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