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MUNBY Arthur Joseph Munby, MA (Cantab), FSA, of Pyrford, barrister-at-law, (1828-1910), * was eldest son of Joseph Munby, of
Clifton Holme, Yorkshire, solicitor. He was a conveyancer in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners' Office, 1858-88, and was well known as a poet
and man of letters. (DNB)
His nephew the Rev. Henry Edwin Munby, MA (Cantab), (1874-1937), was Curate of St. George, Camberwell, 1901-3.
Arms: Or fretty Azure on a canton Gules a cross pattée Argent.
Crest: A dexter arm in armour embowed the hand grasping a battle axe all Proper.
Motto: Virtus tutamen stemma (FD 1895, which states "No authority has yet been established in the College of Arms")
* For the strange story of his secret marriage, see Derek Hudson, Munby-Man of Two Worlds, 1972.
MUNRO Hector William Bower Munro of Ewell Castle, and of Edmondsham, Dorset, (1796-1842), was father of Captain Hector
Monro, DJ, JP, 57 th Foot, of Ewell Castle, later of Edmondsham, (1827-1902).
Arms: Or an eagle's head erased Gules holding in its beak a laurel sprig Proper.
Crest: An eagle displayed Proper.
Motto: Non inferiora. (BLG8)
MUNRO-LUCAS-TOOTH Sir Hugh Vere Huntly Duff Munro-Lucas-Tooth, 1 st Bart., of Bught, Inverness, BA (Oxon), (b.1903), was at one
time of The Green House, Wimbledon.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Gules a demi griffin segreant between three feathers Argent (Tooth); 2 and 3, Azure on a bend between in
chief two crescents and in base an estoile Argent three vine leaves Proper (Lucas).
Crests: 1, A griffin segreant Gules semé of mullets and holding in the sinister claw a feather Argent (Tooth), 2, A demi dragon
Azure holding in the paws a vine branch fructed and leaved Proper.
Motto: Perseverantia palmam obtinebit. (BP105; DPB1936).
MUNSTER Earl of see FITZCLARENCE.
MURDOCH of Chertsey.
Arms: Argent two ravens hanging paleways Sable with an arrow through both their heads fessways Proper.
From the monument in Chertsey Church to Edward Murdoch, (d.Aug 24, 1754), surgeon.
MURRAY of Ham House in Petersham, from 1637. Lord Huntingtower and Earl of Dysart, Aug 3, 1643.
Arms: Azure an imperial crown Or between three estoiles Argent within a double tressure flory counter-flory of the second.
Crest: A mermaid holding a mirror in her right hand and in her left a comb all Proper.
Supporters: Two lions Gules collared Azure and each charged with three estoiles Argent.
Motto: Tout prêt. (Nisbet i 252)
As borne by William Murray, Earl of Dysart, son of the Rev. William Murray of Dysart, Fifeshire, a younger brother of Murray of Woodend in
Perthshire, cadets of Murray of Tullibardine. His eldest daughter and co-heiress, Elizabeth, (d.1698), wife, successively, of Sir Lionel
Tollemache of Helmingham, and of John Maitland, Duke of Lauderdale, was created Baroness Huntingtower and Countess of Dysart in her own
right, Dec 5, 1660.
MURRAY General Sir Archibald James Murray, GCB, GCMG, CVO, DSO, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, of Makepeace, Park Lane,
Reigate, (1860-1945), was 2 nd son of Charles Murray, of Woodhouse, Kingsclere, Hampshire, (d.1879).
Arms: Azure three mullets Argent with eight fleurs-de-lys in orle Or.
Crest: On three thistles leaved and slipped Proper a paschal lamb also Proper.
Motto: Immaculata gens. (FD7)
MURRAY Earl of Albemarle. John Murray, Earl of Albemarle, (d.1640), bought the manor of Wanborough, which his son
James, 2 nd Earl of Albemarle, sold soon after his father's death. (VCHS iii 374)
Arms: Azure a crescent between three stars Argent a tressure flory counterflory of the last on a canton of the last a thistle Vert
crowned Or.
Crest: An angel Proper.
Motto: Noctesque diesque presto. (BGA)
MURRAY see DRUMMOND-MURRAY
MUSCHAMP of Peckham in Camberwell, until 1637.
Arms: Or three bars Gules.
From the brass in Camberwell Church to Thomas, (d.May 3, 1637), youngest son of Francis Muschamp. (SAC xxvi 23)
As borne by Francis Muschamp (SV1623).
Crest: A musk-cat Proper collared with a scarf, the ends flying loose Argent. *
* Burke gives:
Arms: Or three bars Gules a martlet for difference.
Crest: A mountain cat Proper tied round the neck with a scarf Argent charged on the breast with a martlet for difference.
MUSCHAMP The Muschamp family acquired East Horsley by the marriage of William Muschamp to Mary, (d.1620), sister and heir of
John Agmondesham, qv. Their descendant Ambrose Muschamp conveyed it in 1701 to Frances, Viscountess Lanesborough, widow of his
brother Denny Muschamp who had already in 1698 acquired the Bishop's Manor in East Horsley. (VCHS iii 350)
Arms: Or three bars Gules
Crest: A mastiff dog Proper collared Or. (BGA)
Fairbairn blazons the collar Argent. (FBC)
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