Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MANDEVILLE Earl of Essex. Geoffrey de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, (dsp 1216), held the manor of Long Ditton which his brother and
heir William de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, (dsp 1227), seems to have granted to the priory of St. Mary Spital without Bishopsgate. The
Mandevilles also held the manor of Clapham. (VCHS iii 518, iv 38)
Arms: Quarterly Or and Gules (GEC; FFC)
MANGLES of Woodbridge.
Arms: Or a bend Vair between two crosses verdé voided Sable.
Crest: An arm embowed in armour Proper charged with two roses Gules grasping in the hand a scimitar all Proper. (BGA)
MANN Lieutenant-Colonel Deane Mann of Ladnam, Hillbrow Road, Esher, (b.1884), son of William Henry Mann, MA, LL.B,
(1856-97).
Arms: Or on a chevron engrailed Ermine between three lions rampant Sable a trefoil of the first.
Crest: Five spears Proper issuant from the top of a tower Or the tower charged with a trefoil Vert.
Motto: Virtus vincit invidiam. (FD7)
MANNERS George Manners, Lord Roos, (1470-1513), acquired Field Place, Compton, by marriage, c.1490, to Anne, (1476-1526),
daughter and heir of Sir Thomas St. Leger, qv. Their sons Thomas, Earl of Rutland, and Sir Richard Manners sold it 1542. (VCHS iii 20)
Arms: Or two bars Azure a chief Gules.
Crest: A bull's head erased Gules ducally gorged and chained Or. (BGA)
MANORY of Ash. Extinct 1516.
Arms: Argent a cross engrailed Azure.
From the brass in Ash Church to Thomas Manory, (d.Dec 20, 1516). (SAC xxv 47)
MANSEL James Morton Mansel of Rose Cottage, Dormansland, (1876-1937), was 6 th son of the Rev. Owen Luttrell Mansel, MA
(Cantab), (1827-1900), and descended from Sir William Mansel, 9 th Bart., (1739-1804), from whom descended also Algernon Lascelles Mansel,
of Lammas, Esher, (1868-1942), elder son of Captain Arthur Edmund Mansel, 3 rd Hussars, of Grove House, Dorchester, {Dorset}, (1828-1905).
Arms: Argent a chevron between three maunches Sable.
Crest: A cap of maintenance inflamed on the top Proper.
Motto: Quod vult valde vult. (FD7)
MANSELL of Guildford. Granted by Walker, Garter.
Arms: Or three maunches Sable on a chief Gules a lion passant guardant Or. (BGA)
MANSHIP John Manship a London merchant, (d.1749), bought the manor of Biggin and Tamworth, 1744, and was succeededby his son
John Manship of Field Place, Compton, (d.c 1751), who sold the manor. He married Ann, daughter and heir of Richard Dowdeswell, and had a
daughter and heir Anne, who married Simon Goodman Ewart, q.v.
Arms: Azure in base barry wavy Vert and Azure thereon a ship with three masts and in chief three estoiles Or. A version of these
arms was quartered by the Norman family, Robert Norman having married Elizabeth, daughter of the above named Simon Goodman Ewart.
(CFH)
As quartered by Ewart in window in Worth Church, Sussex.
MANT George Arthur Mant of Avenings, Chipstead, solicitor, (b.1896), son of Arthur French Mant, solicitor, (1861-1902).
Arms: Erminois a lion rampant Azure on a chief per pale Ermine and Gules an open book Proper clasped and garnished Or between
a rose of the fourth and another Argent both barbed and seeded Proper.
Crest: A demi lion rampant Argent holding between the paws a cross Calvary Sable.
Motto: Lucerna pedibus meis. (FD7)
MANT Of the same family, the Rt. Rev. Richard Mant, (1776-1869), Bishop of Down and Connor, and Dromore, at one time Rector
of East Horsley, was father of the Rev. Frederick Woods Mant, MA, Rector of Armoy, Connor, previously Vicar of Egham, (b.1809).
(EXH)
MARBURY of Lambeth; confirmed by Segar, Garter, 1616.
Arms: Sable a cross engrailed between four pheons Argent. (BGA)
MARCH Earl of see MORTIMER
MARGARY Thomas Margary of Clapham, descended from the Huguenot family of De Marguerie, Marquis de Vassy in Normandy, had a
grandson Major Alfred Robert Margary, JP, 54 th and 56 th Regiments of Chartham Park, Lingfield, (d.1892), who was succeeded by his son
Colonel Alfred Robert Margary of Chartham Park, (b.1853), father of Ivan Donald Margary, (b.1896).
Arms: Per fess Azure and Argent a pale counterchanged and three daisies slipped, two and one, of the second.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert an arm in bend Proper holding a daisy slipped Argent.
Motto: Cherche qui n'a. (FD7; BAA)
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