Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MASSINGBERD Oswald Massingberd of Farnham, goldsmith, Freeman of the Mercers' Company, of the Massingberd family of Bratoft and
Gunby, Lincolnshire, was father of John Massingberd of Tooting, Streatham, merchant, Treasurer of the HEICS, (d.1635). (BLG18)
Arms: Azure three quatrefoils Or in chief a boar passant of the last charged on the shoulder with a cross pattée Gules. (BGA)
MASTER of Sandwich, Kent, then of East Langdon, Kent, after 1692 of Codnor Castle in Heanor, Derbyshire, and since 1798 of
Barrow Green House in Oxted.
Arms: Azure a fess embattled between three griffin heads erased Or.
Crest: An unicorn head couped Argent, maned Purpure, issuing out of a mural coronet Or. *
As borne at the Kent Visitation 1619 by James Master, (d.1631), of East Langdon, to whom this coat and crest were granted 1608; and by Sir
Streynsham Master, Sheriff of Derbyshire, 1712. (HG ii 434; Lysons vi p.cxxvii)
* FD7 records this as: In a mural crown Or a unicorn's head Argent crined and armed Sable.
Motto: Non minor est virtus quam quaerere parta tueri.
(BLG17) records the unicorn's head as crined and armed Gules, BGA as crined and armed Gold.
MATON Fairbairn records Leonard James Maton, BA, of Grosvenor Lodge, Wimbledon, and Harston, Sidmouth, as using for
Crest: A sheaf of seven arrows one in pale and six in saltire three and three points downwards enfiled by a mural coronet.
Motto: Per sagittas ad coronam. (FBC)
MATTINSON The Rev. Harold Mattinson, Vicar of St. John's Balham, (b.1880), son of Sir Miles Walker Mattinson of Monk's Path,
Warwicks Bench, Guildford, (1854-1944), Recorder of Blackburn, (1886-1922), and grandson of Thomas Mattinson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Arms: Sable on a chevron Or between in chief two bees volant Proper and in base a griffin segreant of the second a pair of scales
also Proper.
Crest: A demi griffin Sable holding in the beak a rose leaved and slipped Proper and charged on the shoulder with a portcullis.
Motto: Tenax propositi. (FD7)
MAUDE Sir Evelyn John Maude, KCB, KBE, BA (Oxon), of Hall Hill, Oxted, (1883-1963), father of Evan Walter Maude of The
Hedges, Oxted, (b.1919), was descended from Thomas Maude of Burley, Otley, Yorkshire, (will dated 1568), from whom descend also Colonel
Bruce Antony Eustace Maude, MBE, MA (Cantab), RE, of 4 Bath Road, Camberley, (b.1916), and Derek Ronald Maude of 6 The Moat, Traps
Lane, New Malden, (b.1925).
Arms: Argent three bars gemel Sable over all a lion rampant Gules charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitché Or.
Crest: A demi lion couped Gules charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitché Or.
Motto: De Monte alto (BLG17, 18)
MAUDE Michael Frederick Tremaine Maude of 2 Cumberland Road, Kew, (b.1935), son of Brigadier Edward Frederick Maude,
OBE, RA, and descended from Cornwallis Maude, 1 st Viscount Hawarden, (1729-1803).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure a lion rampant Argent; 2 and 3, Argent three bars gemel Sable over all a lion rampant Gules
charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitché Or.
Crest: A lion's gamb erased and erect Proper grasping an oak branch slipped Vert.
Motto: Virtute securus. (BP105)
MAUNSELL see DYMOCK-MAUNSELL
MAURICE The Rev. Robert Baskerville Maurice, MA (Oxon), Curate i/c Leatherhead, (1868-1927), was 2 nd son of James Blake
Maurice, FRCS, of Lloran House, Marlborough, Wiltshire, (1839-1912) and descended from the Maurices of Lloran, Denbighshire.
(BLG18)
Arms: Per fess Sable and Argent a lion rampant counterchanged of the field armed and langued Gules. (BGA)
MAUTRAVERS Impaled by Cobham, qv, on the tomb in Lingfield Church of Reynold, 2 nd Lord Cobham, (d.1403), who married, (ii), 1380,
Eleanor, (1345-1405), widow of John, Lord Arundel and daughter of Sir John Mautravers.
Arms: [Sable] a fret [Or]. (VCHS iv 310)
FFC records: Sable fretty Or.
MAWBEY of Botleys [Botley Park] in Chertsey, Baronet, Jul 30, 1765. Extinct 1817.
Arms: Or a cross Gules fretty of the field between four eagles displayed Azure each charged on the breast with a besant.
Crest: An eagle displayed Azure charged on the breast with a besant. *
Motto: Auriga virtutum prudentia. ** (Brayley ii 198)
From the monument in Chertsey Church to Sir Joseph Mawbey, (d.Jun 16, 1798).
* Burke also records these arms and crest as granted 1757 to Mawbey, of Kennington. (BGA)
** Also: Always for liberty. (BGA)
MAWDESLEY Fairbairn records Frederick Leyland Mawdesley of Fulford Cottage, Dorman's Park, as using for
Crest: An eagle displayed Sable.
Motto: Mos legem regit. (FBC)
MAXWELL Earl of Dirletoun. James Maxwell, Earl of Dirletoun, (dspms 1650), bought the manor of Wanborough, c.1640, and was
succeeded there by his widow Elizabeth de Bosy or de Boussoyne, (d.1659). (VCHS iii 374)
Arms: The Scots Peerage states; "No record of Lord Dirleton's arms has been found".
MAXWELL see HERON-MAXWELL or WEDDERBURN-MAXWELL
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