Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MARGESSON From Richard Margesson of Rotherham, Yorkshire, (living 1430), and his wife …. , daughter and coheir of William
Newdigate of Ockley and Wootton, descended William Margesson or Margetson, of Ockley, (1686-1763), who married, 1712, Mary, sister and
heir of William Whitebread of Offington, Sussex. Their grandson, William Margesson of Ockley and Offington, (1757-1843), High Sheriff of
Sussex 1805, was father of the Rev. William Margesson of Vann and Oakhurst, also of Wooldringfold, Sussex, (1792-1871), Rector of
Whatlington and Vicar of Mountfield, Sussex.
Arms: Quarter, 1 and 4, Sable a lion passant guardant Argent a chief engrailed Or (Margesson); 2, Gules three lions' gambs erased
Argent (Newdigate); 3, Argent a chevron Sable between three hinds' heads erased Gules (Whitebread).
Crest: On a ducal coronet Or a lion passant guardant Sable gorged with a ducal coronet Gold.
Motto: Loyalté me lie. (BLG8)
MARINDIN George Eden Marindin, MA (Cantab), of Hamondswood, Frensham, Farnham, Assistant Master at Eton, 1865-87, (b.1841),
5 th son of the Rev. Samuel Marindin of Chesterton, Shropshire, (1807-52), Cornet, 2 nd Life Guards, subsequently Rector of Buckhorn Weston,
Dorset. (BLG15)
Arms: Azure a sea-stag per pale Argent and Or. (FD7)
MARKHAM Captain Charles Harold Markham, 5 th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, of Westerleigh, Haslemere, stipendiary
magistrate, (1894-1958), was son of Brigadier-General Charles John Markham, CBE, (1862-1927). Of the same family, Edwyn Guy Markham,
JP, BA (Oxon), (1877-1931), elder son of Lieutenant-General Sir Edwin Markham, KCB, RA, (1833-1918), was at one time of Cornwall Lodge,
Kingston Hill.
Arms: Azure on a chief Or a demi lion rampant issuant Gules.
Crest: A lion of St. Mark sejant guardant and resting his paws on a pair of hames Or. (FD7)
MARLAND [MERLAND] of Banstead, from 1484 to 1614.
Arms: Gules three bars wavy undy Argent each charged with three bars wavy undy Argent each charged with three martlets Sable
on a chief of the second three pellets.
Crest: A camel head and neck erased Or charged with three bends undy Gules.
Ascribed to 'Marland of Surrey' in Harl. Ms 1561.
MARLAND or MORLAND
Arms: Gules three bars Argent charged with seven martlets, two, three and two. (EXS)
Shield on monument in Richmond Church.
MARLOTT see MERLOTT
MARRIOTT-DODINGTON Joseph Marriott-Dodington of Little Foxes, Woldingham, (b.1921), elder son of Oliver Marriott-
Dodington of Bathford, Somerset, (1885-1956).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Sable three bugle-horns stringed Argent (Dodington); 2 and 3, Barry of six indented Argent and Sable a
bend Azure charged with three fleurs-de-lys of the first (Marriott).
Crests: 1, On a mount Vert a stag sejant reguardant Argent attired Or in the mouth an acorn of the last leaved of the first
(Dodington); 2, On a rock Proper a talbot paly of six Argent and Sable resting the forepaw on an estoile of the last. (BLG18)
MARROW The Rev. Peter Marrow, MA (Cantab), son of Captain Edward Armfield Marrow, KOSB, (1883-1915), was Vicar of Christ
Church, Surbiton, 1946-53.
Arms: Per fess Azure and Sable a fess indented Argent between in pale two roses of the last barbed Or seeded Vert and in cross four
maidens' heads couped at the shoulders Argent crined Or.
Crest: Between two roses Argent seeded Or barbed Vert a maiden's head couped at the shoulders Proper crined also Gold the neck
encircled with a garland of roses as in the arms.
Motto: Fidite virtuti. (BLG18)
MARRYAT of Wimbledon House, from 1813.
Arms: Barry Or and Sable, on a canton of the last a fleur-de-lys of the first.
Crest: A ram head Argent attired Or issuing from a ducal coronet of the last.
Motto: Fortuna suferanda ferendo.
From the book-plate of Joseph Marryat, (d.Jan 12, 1824), son of Thomas Marryat, MD, of Bristol, and father of Captain Frederick Marryat, RN,
(d.Aug 9, 1848), the novelist. (The Wimbledon and Merton Annual, 1910, p.155)
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