SURREY COATS OF ARMS NORTON, post LOWNDES-STONE-NORTON Captain Robert Thomas Lowndes Norton, Grenadier Guards, <strong>of</strong> Anningsley Park, (1839-95), son <strong>of</strong> the Rev. and Hon. James Norton, (1809-53), married, (i), 1862, Catherine Charlotte, (d.1882), granddaughter and heir <strong>of</strong> William Francis Lowndes-Stone, DL, JP, <strong>of</strong> Brightwell Park, Oxfordshire, (1750-1830), and assumed the additional surnames Lowndes-Stone, 1868. <strong>Arms</strong>: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure a maunch Ermine over all a bend Gules (Norton); 2, Argent three cinquefoils Sable pierced <strong>of</strong> the field a chief Azure (Stone); 3, Argent fretty Azure each point charged with a bezant on a canton Gules a leopard's head erased Or (Lowndes). Crests: 1, (Centre), A Moor's head affronté couped at the shoulders wreathed round the temples with laurel Proper and round the neck a torse Argent and Azure (Norton); 2, (Dexter), Out <strong>of</strong> a ducal coronet Or a griffin's head Ermine beaked Or between two wings <strong>of</strong> the last (Stone); 3, (Sinister), A leopard's head erased Or gorged with a wreath <strong>of</strong> laurel Proper (Lowndes). Motto Avi numerantur avorum. (FD7; BLG15; BP105) An earlier edition <strong>of</strong> Burke records the achievement as: <strong>Arms</strong>: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Argent three cinquefoils Sable a chief <strong>of</strong> the second (Stone); 2 and 3, Fretty Argent and Sable on a canton Gules a lion's head erased Or wreathed Vert (Lowndes). Crests: 1, Out <strong>of</strong> a ducal coronet Or a griffin's head Ermine (Stone); 2 and 3, A leopard's head erased Or with a chaplet Vert (Lowndes). Motto Mediocria firma. (BLG8). NORTON-GRIFFITHS Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Norton-Griffiths, KCB, DSO, <strong>of</strong> Wonham, Betchworth, (1871-1930), MP for Wednesbury, 1910-18, and for Wandsworth Central, 1918-24, was created Baronet, 1922. He was succeeded by his elder son Sir Peter Norton- Griffiths, 2 nd Bart., (b.1905). <strong>Arms</strong>: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Sable a flaming sword erect between two Griffins combattant Or (Griffiths); 2 and 3, Argent on a fess raguly between two fleurs-de-lys Azure a fleur-de-lys between two crescents Or (Norton). Crests: 1, A demi lion rampant Gules grasping in the paws a flaming sword erect as in the arms (Griffiths); 2, A dexter gauntlet closed Sable between two ostrich feathers Argent (Norton). Supporters: Dexter, A Colonial soldier in the uniform <strong>of</strong> a trooper <strong>of</strong> the Second Regiment King Edward's Horse resting the exterior hand upon a terrestrial globe in frame environed with a meridian; Sinister, A labourer holding in the exterior hand a jack-hammer drill all Proper. Motto: Pro rege et imperio. (DPB1980; BP105) NOTT-BOWER John Bower, DCL (Oxon), (1808-77), married, 1848, Charlotte, daughter <strong>of</strong> General Sir William Nott, GCB, and had issue Sir John William Nott-Bower, KCVO, JP, <strong>of</strong> 98 Church Road, Richmond, (1849-1939), Chief Constable <strong>of</strong> Liverpool, 1881-1902, Commissioner <strong>of</strong> Police for the City <strong>of</strong> London, 1902-25; and Sir Edmund Ernest Nott-Bower, KCB, <strong>of</strong> Kelstow, 72 King's Road, Richmond, (1863-1933), Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Inland Revenue. <strong>Arms</strong>: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or a cross pattée Vert between four escallops two in chief and two in base Sable (Bower); 2, Argent two barrulets dancetté Sable between four pellets, two and two (Burrow); 3, Erminois on a bend engrailed with plain cotises Gules three mascles Or in the sinister point a unicorn's head erased <strong>of</strong> the second (Smith). Crest: A boar passant Argent semé <strong>of</strong> escallops Sable. Motto: Fortis propositi tenax. (FD7) NOTTE <strong>of</strong> Ember [Imber] Court in Thames Ditton. <strong>Arms</strong>: Azure on a bend between three leopard faces Or, one in chief and two in base, three martlets Gules. Crest: An otter with a fish in his mouth within a tussock <strong>of</strong> reeds Proper. From the brass in Thames Ditton Church to William Notte, (d.Nov 25, 1576) (SAC xxvii 79) NOWELL Ralph Machattie Nowell, CB, BA (Oxon), <strong>of</strong> 77 Albert Road, Wimbldeon Park and <strong>of</strong> Linton House, Skipton, Yorkshire, (b.1903), elder son <strong>of</strong> Walter Salmon Nowell, MA (Oxon), MRCS, LRCP, LDS, <strong>of</strong> St. Peter's House, Canterbury, (1867-1949). <strong>Arms</strong>: Argent three covered cups Sable. Crest: An arm embowed in armour holding in the hand a flaming bomb Proper. (BLG17) NUGENT The Rev. Edmund Frederick Nugent, MA (Oxon), (1866-1950), 2 nd son <strong>of</strong> Sir Edmund Charles Nugent, 3 rd Bart., (1839- 1928), was Rector <strong>of</strong> SS Simon and Jude Roman Catholic Church, Streatham Hill, 1931-50. <strong>Arms</strong>: Ermine two bars within a bordure engrailed Gules on a canton <strong>of</strong> the last a dagger erect Proper pommel and hilt Or. Crest: A cockatrice Vert gorged with a plain collar Or pendent therefrom an escutcheon Gules charged with a dagger erect as in the <strong>Arms</strong>. Motto Decrivi. (BP105) NUGENT Baron Nugent <strong>of</strong> Guildford. Nathaniel Hodges <strong>of</strong> Wimbledon, (d.1806), was father <strong>of</strong> George Stephen Nugent Hodges-Nugent, (c.1788-1874), who was grandfather <strong>of</strong> Colonel George Roubiliac Hodges Nugent, OBE, RA, <strong>of</strong> Churt, (1873-1935). He had issue, besides an elder son Peter George Hodges Nugent <strong>of</strong> Duns, Dunsfold, (b.1906), a younger son Sir George Richard Hodges Nugent, 1 st Bart., JP, <strong>of</strong> Blacknest Farm, Dunsfold, (b.1907), MP for Guildford, 1950-66, who was created Baronet, 1960, and a Life Peer as Baron Nugent <strong>of</strong> Guildford, <strong>of</strong> Dunsfold, <strong>Surrey</strong>, 1966. <strong>Arms</strong>: Ermine two bars and a canton Gules. Crest: A cockatrice with wings expanded Vert charged on the breast with a rose Argent barbed and seeded Proper. Supporters: Dexter. A cockatrice wings addorsed Vert beaked combed and wattled Gules; Sinister. A swan wings addorsed Argent; each gorged with a collar Or charged with three crescents Sable. Motto Crescamus decrevi. (BP105) NUNBURNHOLME Baron see WILSON NUTHALL <strong>of</strong> Kingston-upon-Thames. <strong>Arms</strong>: Argent a shacklebolt Sable. <strong>Surrey</strong> Heritage
SURREY COATS OF ARMS Crest: A talbot statant Argent collared and chained Sable. From the monument in Kingston Church to Elizabeth (d.1711), wife <strong>of</strong> John Nuthall. NUTTING Arthur Ronald Stansmore Nutting, OBE, MC, BA (Cantab), <strong>of</strong> North Breache Manor, Ewhurst, (1888-1964), was 3 rd son <strong>of</strong> Sir John Gardiner Nutting, 1 st Bart., DL, JP, <strong>of</strong> St. Helen's, Co. Dublin, (1852-1918). <strong>Arms</strong>: Chevronny <strong>of</strong> six Gules and Vert three griffins segreant Or on a chief <strong>of</strong> the last as many nut branches slipped Proper. Crest: A demi griffin segreant enclosed between two nut branches Proper. Motto Mors potior macula. (BP105) <strong>Surrey</strong> Heritage
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