Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MARSDEN The Rev. Canon John Howard Marsden, JP, BD, FRSL, FSA, of The Grey Friars, Colchester, (1803-91), 1 st Professor of
Archaeology in the University of Cambridge, had issue, amongst others, an eldest son Lieutenant-Colonel William Marsden, MA (Cantab), of
Cedar Court, Farnham and of Chelmorton, Derbyshire, (1841-1925), father of William John Murray Marsden, OBE, MA (Oxon), of 29 Fairway,
Merrow, (1874-1956); and a 2 nd son the Rev. Maurice Howard Marsden, MA (Cantab), (1843-1922), father of Major Charles Howard Marsden
OBE, BA (Cantab), The Green Howards, of Ingleton, Frensham, Farnham, (1876-1955); and a 3 rd son Reginald Godfrey Marsden, MA (Oxon),
barrister-at-law, (1845-1927), grandfather of Hubert Henry Marsden, of Bishopsgate Place, Englefield Green, (b.1912).
The family originally bore:
Arms: Gules on a bend Argent three baldcoots Sable beaked and legged of the first in the sinister chief a unicorn's head erased of
the second.
Crest: A unicorn's head erased Argent gutté-de-sang gorged with a ducal coronet Azure.
Motto: Mars denique victor est.
The family now bears:
Arms: Gules on a bend between a unicorn's head erased Argent in chief and a key fesswise wards downwards surmounted by a
trefoil slipped palewise in base Or three coots Sable and on a canton Ermine an anchor of the fourth.
Crest: In front of an anchor in pale Sable a unicorn's head erased Argent gutté-de-sang ducally gorged Azure in the mouth a trefoil
slipped Vert.
Motto: Mars dentalia tutator. (FD7; BLG17)
MARSH of Guildford.
Arms: Argent on a bend Gules three lozenges of the field, in sinister chief a trefoil slipped of the second.
As borne by Alice Marsh, (d.Sep 15, 1606), mother of George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury. (SV1623)
MARSH of London, formerly of Dorking; quartered by Adams of Dummer, Hampshire.
Arms: Per fess dancetté Gules and Argent a pale counterchanged and three horses' heads couped of the second. (BGA)
MARSHALL of Southwark.
Arms: Argent a chevron cotised Sable between three stag heads cabossed Gules.
Crest: A greyhound sejant Argent collared Gules ringed Or resting his dexter foot upon a staghead cabossed of the second.
As granted, Dec 21, 1611, by William Camden, Clarenceux, to John Marshall of Southwark, son of Richard Marshall, son of Thomas Marshall
of Stamford, Lincolnshire, and as borne (SV1623) by John Marshall and his son John.
MARSHALL Thomas Marshall, son of Thomas Marshall of Eastbourne, Sussex, married, 1743, Mary, daughter of William Bryant of
Haslemere, and was father of Robert Bryant Marshall, (b.1744), who inherited considerable property from his uncle, Robert Bryant of
Haslemere. His son George Marshall, JP, of Broadwater, (1796-1852), was father of Lieutenant-General Frederick Marshall, CMG, JP, of
Broadwater, (b.1829).
Arms: Azure on a pile between two anchors in base Or an anchor Sable.
Crest: A crested female figure vested Argent the right hand pointing to a rainbow above her head Proper and with the left
supporting an anchor in front Gules.
Motto: Spes mea in coelo. (BLG8)
MARSHALL William Martin Walter Marshall of Mariners, Courtlands, Esher, (b.1902), elder son of William Hibbert Marshall, DL, JP, of
Patterdale Hall, Westmorland, (1866-1929); he sold the latter 1937.
Arms: Barry of six Sable and Argent on a pale Ermine three horseshoes palewise Or.
Crest: A man in armour affronté Proper holding in his dexter hand a javelin supporting with his sinister hand a flagstaff Proper
having a banner Sable charged with two horseshoes Or.
Motto: Nec cito nec tardi. (BLG17)
MARSHALL Baron Marshall. Horace Brooks Marshall of Brixton, (1829-96), was father of Sir Horace Brooks Marshall, PC,
KCVO, MA (TCD), of Shabden Park, Chipstead, (1865-1936), Lord Mayor of London, 1918, who was created Baron Marshall of Chipstead,
1921, but died spms.
Arms: Or a pale Vert on a chief flory Gules three antelopes' heads erased of the field.
Crest: In front of a roll of paper Proper a stag's head erased Or.
Supporters: Dexter, A dragon Gules; Sinister, an antelope Proper; both collared Or.
Badge: Two violets leaved and slipped Proper enfiled with a Baron's coronet Or.
Motto: Facta non verba. (FD7)
MARSTON or MERSTON of Horton in Epsom. Extinct 1512.
Arms: Sable a daunce Ermine
From a glass in Epsom Church windows, 1634. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 46)
But Sable two bars dancetty Ermine as quartered by Mynn of Horton. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 176)
MARSTON Frederick Milward Marston, of 9 Sunnyside, Wimbledon, solicitor, (1875-1949), was son of John Marston, JP, of The
Gables, Tettenhall, Staffordshire, (1836-1918).
Arms: Sable a fess dancetté Ermine between three fleurs-de-lys Argent.
Crest: A demi greyhound Sable collared dancetté Ermine and charged on the shoulder with a plate thereon a mullet Gules.
Motto: Magnanimeter crucem sustine. (FD7; BLG17)
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