Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MOORE, post TUNNARD-MOORE Edward Moore of Stockwell House, (d.1792, aged 59), married, (ii), Sarah Gray, (d.1807),
daughter of Joseph Saunders of Ealing, and had issue, amongst others, a son the Rev. Charles Moore, JP, of Broughton Hall, Lancashire, Rector
of Wyberton, Lincolnshire, (1787-1881), who married, (i), 1824 Elizabeth Anna, (d.1837, aged 42), daughter and eventual heir of Thomas
Tunnard of Frampton Hall, Lincolnshire. Their grandson Thomas Coney Tunnard-Moore, JP, BA (Oxon), of Stone House, Peperharow Road,
Godalming, later of Dunedin, Boscombe Park, Bournemouth, {Hampshire/Dorset}, (b.1854), assumed the additional surname Tunnard.
Arms: Quarterly of eight, 1, Argent a chevron engrailed Sable between three moorcocks Proper combs wattles and legs Gules
(Moore); 2, Argent on a chevron between three unicorns' heads erased Sable as many bezants (Killingbeek); 3, Or three lions rampant Gules
(Cresacre); 4, Per chevron Sable and Argent three elephants' heads erased counterchanged (Saunders); 5, Ermine on a chevron Sable between
two dragons' heads erased Proper in chief and a bugle horn of the second stringed Gules in base a griffin's head couped between two bugle horns
stringed Or (Tunnard, modern); 6, Azure a chevron between three demi griffins Or (Tunnard, ancient); 7, Sable on a fess cotised Or between
three coneys courant Argent as many escallops of the field (Coney); 8, Vert three escutcheons Argent each having a bordure engrailed Or
(Burrell).
Crest: A Moor's head affronté wreathed round the temples Azure and Or a jewel pendent in the ears Argent.
Motto: Disce mori mundo (BLG11; BGA).
Fox-Davies recorded: Quarterly of six, 1, Argent a chevron engrailed Sable between three moorcocks Proper [Moore]; 2, Killingbeek, as above;
3, Or three lions rampant Sable; 4, As 6 above; 5, As 7 above; 6, As 8 above.
(FD 1895 which states that "No authority for these arms has been established")
MOORE see CARRICK-MOORE
MORDAUNT of Turvey Hall, Bedfordshire, from the time of Henry III to 1814, during the 17 th century also of Reigate Priory and
Bletchingley Place, and later of Bevismount in Southampton, Hampshire. Baron Mordaunt of Turvey, 1532. Earl of Peterborough, Mar 9, 1628.
Baron of Bletso by descent from Elizabeth, wife of John Mordaunt, 1 st Earl of Peterborough, and daughter and heir of William Howard of
Effingham by Anne, daughter and heir of John St. John, Baron St. John of Bletso. On the death, without issue, of Henry Mordaunt, KG, 2 nd Earl,
in 1697, these titles passed to his nephew Charles Mordaunt, (d.1735), whose father John Mordaunt, of Reigate Priory, had, on Jul 10, 1659,
been created Baron Mordaunt of Reigate and Viscount Mordaunt of Avalon. This Charles Mordaunt, 2 nd Viscount Mordaunt, well known in his
own day as an ambassador and soldier, was the 'Mordanto' of Pope and Swift. Previous to his inheriting the Earldom of Peterborough he had, on
Apr 9, 1689, been created Earl of Monmouth. Extinct 1814.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three estoiles Sable.
From monuments in Turvey Church and Doyle iii 43,511.
Crest: Issuing from an earl's coronet Or the bust of a Moorish prince full-faced, couped below the shoulders, Sable, vested of the
first and wreathed round the temples Argent and of the second. (Doyle iii 43)
As Viscounts Mordaunt of Reigate and Earls of Monmouth the Mordaunts appear to have borne the crest minus the coronet and with the wreath
around the temples Or and Gules. (Doyle iii 511)
Supporters: Two eagles Argent, armed and membered Or. (Doyle iii 43)
As Viscount Mordaunt of Reigate and Earl of Monmouth the Mordaunts seem to have used Two eagles Argent semy of estoiles Sable, armed and
membered Or, ducally gorged Gules, and holding in their beaks a pansy slipped Proper. (Doyle iii 511)
Motto: Nec placida contenta quiete est. (Doyle)
MORE of Loseley Park in Artington, [St Nicholas, Guildford], from 1515 to 1689. Baronet, May 18, 1642. Title Extinct 1684.
Family Extinct 1689.
Arms: Azure on a cross Argent five martlets Sable. *
Crest: On a coronet Argent an antelope passant Or. **
As borne (SV1530) by Sir Christopher More, and (SV1623) by Sir George More.
* (VCHS iii 569) records the arms as follows on the tomb in St. Mary's Church, Guildford, of Sir William More, (d.1600) , and his wife
Margaret, daughter of Ralph Daniel, or Dingley; Sir William was son of the above Sir Christopher More, (d.1549), who married (i) Margaret,
daughter and heir of William Mudge: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure on a cross Argent five martlets Sable (More); 2 and 3, Argent a chevron between
three cockatrices Gules (Mudge). Also, Azure on a cross Argent five martlets Sable (More); impaling, Argent a fess Sable and in chief a mullet
of the last between two pellets (Dingley).
** Burke records this as: On a ducal coronet Argent an antelope of the last. (BGA)
MORE [MOORE] of Odiham, Hampshire, and of Hertmere in Godalming.
Arms and Crest: as of Moore of London.
As borne by Edward More, (d.1656), of Odiham and Hertmere, son of Edward More, son of Edward More, son of Edward More, (d.Feb 6, 1602),
of Odiham and Hertmere, son of John More, or Moore, of Crabbet in Worth, Sussex, 2 nd son of Edward Moore of Larden and brother of Thomas
Moore of Larden.
MORE of Newington.
Arms: Azure on a chevron Argent three martlets Sable in chief a lion's head erased Or. (BGA)
MORE Richard Budgens' unofficial heraldic Visitation of Sussex 1724 recorded Arthur More, of Fetcham, as bearing Arms .... on a
chief indented .... three mullets; impaling, .... on a chevron .... three fleurs-de-lys .... in chief as many crosses pattée .... (EXH)
MORE see MOORE
MORE MOLYNEUX see MOLYNEUX
MORE O'FERRALL see O'FERRALL
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