Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
JEKYLL Colonel Sir Herbert Jekyll, KCMG, RE, of Munstead House, Godalming, (1846-1932), 4 th son of Edward Joseph Hill Jekyll,
of Wargrave Hill, Berkshire, (1804-76), married, 1881, Agnes Lowndes, DBE, JP, 6 th daughter and co-heir of William Graham of 35 Grosvenor
Place, London.
Arms: Quarterly, 1, Or a fess between three hinds trippant Sable (Jekyll); 2, Lozengy Argent and Sable a chief per fess dancetté Or
and Azure (Stocker); 3, Gules two wings inverted and conjoined in lure Argent and in chief a crescent for difference (Barnhouse); 4, Argent
crusilly fitché Sable three boars' heads erased Gules (Brittixton); and upon an escutcheon of pretence, Or on a chief invected Ermine three
escallops of the field.
Crest: A horse's head couped Argent bridled and studded.
Motto: In Deo confido. (FD7)
JELF Brigadier-General Rudolf George Jelf, CMG, DSO, KRRC, of The Rough, Chobham Road, Camberley, (b.1873), son of
Colonel Richard Henry Jelf, CMG, DL, RE, of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, (1844-1913). Of the same family, Sir Arthur Richard Jelf, High Court
Judge, (1837-1917), was of Oak House, Carlton Road, Putney Hill.
Arms: Per chevron engrailed Azure and Ermine in chief two doves Argent beaked and legged Gules and in base three cinquefoils
two and one of the last.
Crest: A stork with wings elevated Argent beaked and legged Gules in the beak a trefoil slipped Vert on the breast a cross pattée of
the second the dexter claw resting on a fleur-de-lys Or. (FD7; FBC)
JEMMETT of Kingston-upon-Thames.
Arms: Per chevron Gules and Azure three unicorn heads erased Argent.
Crest: An unicorn head couped.
Motto: Non Dieu sed totus.
From the monument in Kingston Church to Charles Jemmett, (d.Feb 26, 1825 aged 75), for 42 years Town Clerk of Kingston.
JENKINSON of Coombe Neville and Norbiton Hall in Kingston-upon-Thames, and Addiscombe House in Croydon. Baron Hawkesbury of
Gloucestershire, Aug 21, 1786. Earl of Liverpool, June 1, 1796. Extinct 1851.
Arms: Azure a fess wavy Argent thereon a cross patty Gules and in chief two estoiles Or, on a chief wavy of the second a cormorant
Sable with a branch of laver in the mouth Vert.
Crest: A sea-horse Or maned and tufted Azure holding between the paws a cross patty Gules.
Supporters: Two falcons wings elevated Proper, each charged on the breast with a cross patty Gules.
Motto: Palma non sine pulvere. (Doyle ii 407)
As borne by Charles Jenkinson, 1 st Earl of Liverpool, (d.1808), First Lord of the Treasury, son of Colonel Charles Jenkinson, 3 rd son of Sir
Robert Jenkinson, 2 nd Bart., of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire. The Earl of Liverpool succeeded as 7 th Bart., to the Hawkesbury estate, but both
baronetcy and estate passed to a still younger line on the death, without issue, of the 3 rd Earl in 1851.
JENKINSON Sir Anthony Banks Jenkinson, 13 th Bart., of Bear's House, Wentworth, Virginia Water, (b.1912), succeeded his grandfather
Sir George Banks Jenkinson, 12 th Bart., DL, JP, on the latter's death, 1915. Of the same family, Captain Robert Charles Horace Jenkinson, 1 st
Life Guards, of Knap Hill Manor, (b.1900), was descended from Sir Robert Jenkinson, 2 nd Bart., (d.1710).
Arms: Azure a fess wavy Argent charged with a cross pattée Gules in chief two estoiles Or.
Crest: A sea horse assurgent Or maned Azure supporting a cross pattée Gules.
Motto: Pareo non servio. (BP105; BLG15)
JENNER of Petersham, from 1677.
Arms: Azure two swords erect their points meeting in the chief point Argent hilts and pomels Or between three covered cups of the
last.
Crest: Two swords in saltire Argent points upwards hilts and pomels Or, between and above them a covered cup of the last.
Granted 1684. As borne, with a mullet for difference, on the monument In Petersham Church to Sir Thomas Jenner, (d.Jan 1, 1707), serjeant
at law. Recorder of London, and Justice of the Common Pleas, son of Thomas Jenner of Mayfield, Sussex.
JENNER Gilbert Jenner, MA (Oxon), of Snatts Barn, Limpsfield, (1872-1949), Headmaster of Hazelwood Preparatory School,
Limpsfield, 1906-17, was 3 rd son of the Rev. Edmund Jenner, BA (Cantab), Rector of Catton, Yorkshire, (1833-78), and grandson of Robert
Francis Jenner, DL, JP, of Wenvoe Castle, Glamorganshire, (1802-60).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 6, Azure two swords in chevron Argent hilted and pommelled Or between three covered cups of the last
(Jenner); 2, Or a fess between three crescents Azure the latter issuing flames Argent (Poe); 3, Argent on a chevron between three woodbills Sable
three mullets pierced of the field (Fust); 4, Gules two chevronels Argent between three lozenges Or (Hyde); 5, Per chevron Gules and Or three
elephants' heads counterchanged a chief Or (Saunderson).
Crest: Two swords in saltire Argent hilted and pommelled Or supporting a covered cup of the last.
Motto: A Deo rex, a rege lex. (FD7)
JENNINGS Fairbairn records Jennings, of Minster Lea, Reigate, as using for
Crest: A falcon rising with wings expanded and inverted belled Proper.
Motto: Heb ddim duw a digon. (FBC)
JENNINGS [originally GENNYN] of Compton, and later of Waterend House in Sandridge, Hertfordshire.
Arms: Argent on a fess Gules three besants.
Crest: A demi-lion rampant erased Or holding a spear Argent headed Azure.
From the brass in Compton Church to Thomas Gennyn, (d.1508). (Harl. Ms 1561)
As borne by Sir John Jennings of Sandridge, Sheriff of Hertfordshire, 1627, great-grandson of Bernard Jennings or Gennyn, 2 nd son of Thomas
Gennyn, grandson of Thomas Gennyn of Hampshire. Of this family were the sisters Frances Jennings, (of the Grammont memoirs), Duchess of
Tyrconnel, and the famous Sarah Jennings, Duchess of Marlborough.
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