Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
MYATT Herbert William Myatt of The Wilderness, Shirley, solicitor, (b.1865), eldest son of William James Myatt, solicitor,
(d.1913).
Arms: Barry of six Erminois and Sable on a bend per bend of the second and first cotised Argent three talbot's heads erased of the
last.
Crest: Upon a rock Proper a talbot passant per pale Sable and Erminois collared and chain reflexed over the back Or supporting
with the dexter foreleg a battle axe also Or.
Motto: J'y suis j'y reste. (FD7)
MYNN [also spelt MYN and MYNDE] of Horton in Epsom, from 1512 to 1626.
Arms: Sable a daunce paly of six Argent and Gules.
Crest: A swan head and neck couped between two wings displayed Argent.
As borne by Nicholas Myn (SV1530). But on the monument in Epsom Church, Richard Evelyn, (d.1669), impales Mynn as A daunce Ermine
between six cross crosslets.
NB There was a second family of Mynn who married the heiress of the first house, and Richard Evelyn married the heir of this second family. *
* Burke gives the following Arms for Sir William Mynn, of Woodcote, Epsom, Sable a fess dancetté paly of six Argent and Azure. (BGA)
MYNORS of Malden.
Arms: Azure an eagle displayed Or, a chief Argent.
From glass in Malden Church commemorating George Mynors, a benefactor, 1610. (Brayley iii 165) *
* (VCHS iii 524) records the date in the window as 1611, and the arms as: Quarterly, 1, Azure an eagle displayed Or a chief Argent; 2, Sable a
fess Argent; 3, Argent on a bend between six martlets Gules a crescent Or; 4, Argent a sun Gules. Crest. A [naked] arm [Proper] holding in the
hand a lion's gamb [erased] Sable.
MYNORS The Rev. Aubrey Baskerville Mynors, MA (Oxon), (1865-1937), had issue, amongst others, a 2 nd son Sir Humphrey Charles
Baskerville Mynors, 1 st Bart., MA (Cantab), Hon. DCL (Dunelm), of Treago, Herefordshire, formerly of Sunhill House, Mayford, Woking,
Director and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, (b.1903), and a 4 th son Major David Rickards Baskerville Mynors, MA (Oxon), of Stony
Yarrows, Mayford, Scots Guards, Director, Imperial Tobacco Company, (b.1915).
Arms: Sable an eagle displayed Or beaked and membered Gules on a chief Azure bordured Argent a chevron between two crescents
in chief and a rose in base of the second.
Crest: A naked arm embowed the hand holding an eagle's leg erased at the thigh all Proper.
Motto: Spero ut fidelis. (BP105; BLG17; BGA)
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