Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
JOLLIFFE of Leek, Staffordshire, then of Cofton Hacket, Worcestershire, and later also of Hayton Castle, Cumberland and of Merstham
Court. Baronet, Aug 20, 1821, Baron Hylton, July 19, 1866.
Arms: Argent on a pile Vert three dexter hands erect of the first.
Crest: A cubit arm erect habited Vert charged with a pile Argent and holding a sword erect Proper, pomel and hilt Or.
As confirmed to William Jollye alias Jolliffe of Leek, Aug 27, 1614, and borne at the Worcestershire Visitation, 1682-3, by Thomas Jolliffe, (the
first to reside at Cofton), grandson of William Jollye of Leek. (Grazebrook i 320)
The first Baron Hylton, (which title commemorates the marriage of William Jolliffe, (d.1802), and Eleanor, daughter and heir of Sir Richard
Musgrave, Bart., of Hayton Castle, who had taken the name and arms of Hylton, his mother having been Anne, sister and co-heir of John Hylton,
called Baron Hylton, of Hilton Castle, Co. Durham) bore the pile in the arms Azure and the hands Or gauntlets Or, and for crest A cubit arm
erect in armour holding a broadsword all Proper, but the old coat and crest have now been resumed, with the addition of a cuff Argent to the arm
in the crest.
Supporters: Two lions gardant Azure each charged on the shoulder with three annulets, two and one, Or.
Motto: Tant que je puis. (Grazebrook i 320; Peerage, 1938)
The arms are now usually borne quartering Argent two bars Azure, and with a second crest, the head of Moses horned and radiated Proper, both
for Hylton.
JONES of Witley.
Arms: Quarterly Sable and Gules a cross Argent, in the first and fourth quarters three lance rests and in the second and third
quarters as many cockatrices Or.
As borne (SV1572) by Thomas Jones of Witley, son of Thomas Jones of Witley.
But on the brass in Witley Church to Thomas Jones. Sewer of the Chamber to Henry VIII, who was appointed Keeper of the Park at Witley,
1520, his coat is given simply as Three cocatrices. (SAC xxxiii 37)
JONES The Rev. Inigo William Jones of Chobham Place, (d.1810), was 2 nd son of Henry Jones of Bloomsbury Square, London,
conveyancer.
Arms: Ermine a lion rampant Azure. (BLG8)
JONES Sir Bertram Hyde Jones, KBE, of The White House, Sanderstead, later of Cape Town, South Africa, (1879-1961), was elder
son of Edmund Isaiah Jones, (1840-1901).
Arms: Azure a cross flory voided between four pheons Or on a chief of the second two roses Gules barbed and seeded Proper.
Crest: In front of a saltire flory Or a dexter arm embowed vested Azure cuffed Argent the hand grasping a scimitar Proper pommel
and hilt Gold.
Motto: Vincit qui se vincit. (BLG17)
JONES Fairbairn records Robert Hesketh Jones of Belfort Park, Hill Rise, Croydon, as using for
Crest: A boar's head couped close.
Motto: Heb nevol nerth nid sicr saeth. (FBC)
JONES Viscount Ranelagh. DPB1868 records Bridge House, Richmond, as one of the seats of Sir Thomas Henry Jones, 7 th
and last Viscount Ranelagh, DL, (1812-85).
Arms: Azure on a cross between four pheons Or five mullets Gules.
Crest: A dexter arm embowed in armour the hand grasping a dart point downwards Proper.
Supporters: Two griffins wings elevated per fess Argent and Sable. (DPB)
BGA records this achievement as that of Richard Jones, 1 st and last Earl of Ranelagh, (1641-1712), and gives the following for the 7 th Viscount,
as does NEP:
Arms: Azure a cross between four pheons points downwards Or.
Crest: A dexter arm embowed in arm the hand in a gauntlet Proper grasping a dart Or.
Supporters: Two griffins Erminois.
Motto: Caelitus mihi vires.
JONES see BENCE-JONES or HELSHAM-JONES
JORDAN of Gatwick House in Charlwood. Extinct 1750.
Arms: Sable an eagle displayed in bend between two bendlets Argent, on a chief Or three almond leaves Vert.
Crest: An almond branch, fructed Or, leaved Vert.
As borne (SV1623) by William Jordan. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 120) gives the crest as a Jordan almond tree, the trunk barry Argent and
Gules, leaved Vert and fructed Or, and adds with reference to the coat, “The Cheife is now taken away by Sr Ri St George, Clarenceux” *
Edmund Jordan, son of William, had a grant from Sir William Segar, Garter, Feb 18, 1628, of Azure crusilly and a lion rampant Or. Crest. A lion
sejant sustaining a cross crosslet fitchy Or. (Harl. Ms 1561, fo 120)
(Guillim, edit. 1660) gives the coat of Jordan of Gatwick as Sable an eagle displayed between two bendlets Argent, a sinister canton Or
* Burke records an alteration, with the chief retained but plain, i.e. with the three almond leaves removed from it and adds for Crest A demi lion
Or issuant resting on the sinister foot and holding in the dexter an eagle's head erased Sable. (BGA)
JOWLES of Alkham.
Arms: (granted 1620). Argent a tower triple-towered Gules between three pheons Sable.
Crest: A tower Gules surmounted with eight broad arrows falling at the top, four and four, fretty in bend dexter and sinister. (BGA)
Burke records the same arms and crest for JOWELES, of Surrey and Kent.
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