Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MOWBRAY Duke of Norfolk. John Lord Mowbray, (1286-1322), acquired the manor of Little Bookham by marriage, 1298, to Aline,
daughter and heir of William de Braose, Lord Brewes. Thomas Mowbray, 1 st Duke of Norfolk, (1366-99), acquired a share in the manor of
Dorking and lands in Southwark by marriage, 1384, to Elizabeth, (d.1425), daughter of Richard FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel, and sister and coheir
of Thomas FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel, qv. Their daughter Margaret married Sir Robert Howard, qv, (sub Howard, Duke of Norfolk).
(VCHS iii 144-5, 335, iv 136)
Arms: Gules a lion rampant Argent. * (FFC)
Crest: A leopard Or ducally gorged Argent. (BGA)
* VCHS gives: England with a label Argent, but this is the coat of Thomas of Brotherton, Duke of Norfolk.
MOYS of Cannons in Banstead.
Arms: Ermine on a pale between two roses Gules a crosslet calvary Or.
Crest: A dove Argent, legged and beaked Gules, holding in the beak an olive slip Vert.
As borne (SV1623) by William Moys of Cannons, son of Philip Moys, (d.Nov 1, 1621), of Cannons, son of Robert Moys, son of Richard Moys,
both of Banstead; and as impaled on a brass in Reigate Church by John James for his 2 nd wife, Jane, daughter of Philip Moys.
(SAC xxxii 71)
MOYSEY Charles Michael St. George Moysey of 61 Washington Road, Norbiton, (b.1920), son of Frederick Moysey, of Haytor Vale,
Devon, (b.1887), and descended from the Rev. Frederick Luttrell Moysey, MA (Oxon), of Bathealton Court, Somerset, (1815-1906).
Arms: Or on a fess Sable between three cinquefoils Vert a cross flory of the field.
Crest: A dragon's head Vert charged on the neck with a cross flory Or. (BLG17)
MUGGE or MUDGE of Guildford.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three cockatrices [Wyverns] Sable. *
As quartered by More of Loseley (SV1623), Sir Christopher More, from the time of Henry VIII, having married Margaret, daughter of Walter
Mugge, son of Thomas, son of Stephen, son of John.
* Burke records for Walter Mugge or Mudge, of Guildford, (son of Thomas Mugge), who made his will 9 Feb 1495, proved 1 Apr 1495, the
following Arms Argent three cockatrices Sable. (BGA)
MUGGERIDGE Granted to Henry Muggeridge, of Streatham, and of the City of London, Alderman of the Ward of Castle Baynard.
Arms: Per chevron engrailed Argent and Azure in chief two griffins segreant of the second and in base a garb Or.
Crest: Upon a mount Vert a buck's head erased Proper charged with two chevronels Azure between four stalks of oats in full grain
two on either side.
Motto: Dat Deus incrementum. (BGA)
MULCASTER [MUNCASTER] of Brackenhill Tower in Arthuret, Cumberland, then of Carlisle, Cumberland, and in 1623 of Stanford
Rivers, Essex, and Shiremark in Charlwood.
Arms: Barry Argent and Gules a bend Azure. *
Crest: A lion rampant Azure ducally gorged [crowned] Or, holding in his dexter paw a sword erect Argent, pomel and hilt of the
second, the point embrued Gules.
As borne (SV1623) by Richard Mulcaster of Charlwood and his father, William Mulcaster of Charlwood, which last was son of George
Mulcaster of Charlwood, younger brother of Richard Mulcaster, the famous Master of St. Paul's School, London, whose son, Peter Mulcaster,
was in 1623 of Stanford Rivers, Essex. Richard and George Mulcaster were sons of William Mulcaster of Carlisle, grandson and representative
of John Mulcaster of Brackenhill Tower, whose ancestors, descended from a younger son of the Penningtons of Muncaster Castle, Cumberland,
had resided at Brackenhill for many generations. The above coat was borne from the time of Edward III by Sir Robert de Molcaster alias
Moncastre, and with the addition of three escallops Or on the bend by Walter de Molcastre, a younger son, from the time of Henry III.
(Foster, p.171)
* Burke records the arms as: Argent four bars Gules over all a bend Azure, and adds that Major-General Frederick George Mulcaster, Colonel
RE, and descendant of this line, died 1797, leaving three sons: General Frederick William Mulcaster, of Charlton Place, Canterbury, {Kent},
Captain Sir William Howe Mulcaster, CB, RN, and Captain Edmund Robert Mulcaster, slain at Badajoz. (BGA)
MULHOLLAND The Hon. Godfrey John Arthur Murray Lyle Mulholland, MC, of Langhurst Manor, Chiddingfold, (1892-1948),
was 4 th son of the 2 nd Baron Dunleath, (1854-1931).
Arms: Azure a stag's head erased Argent between three escallops Or.
Crest: An escallop Gules.
Motto: Semper praecinctus. (BP99)
MULLENS Sir John Ashley Mullens of The Manor House, Haslemere, (1869-1937), was 2 nd son of John Ashley Mullens of St. Helen's
Wood and of Westfield Place, Sussex, (d.1927).
Arms: Azure a cross moline Or charged with five billets of the field within a bordure of the second.
Crest: An eagle's head erased Proper in the beak a billet bendwise Or.
Motto: Vivere sat vincere. (BLG15; FD7)
MUNBY Fairbairn records Arthur Joseph Munby, MA, of 6 Figtree Court, Temple, and of Pyrford, as using for
Crest: A dexter arm in armour embowed the hand grasping a battle axe all Proper.
Motto: Virtus tutamen suum. (FBC)
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