Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
PARKER of Norwich, Norfolk, and later of Lambeth.
Arms: Gules a chevron between three keys Argent.
Crest: (as granted by Cooke, Clarenceux, May 28, 1572, to Sir John Parker of Lambeth, son of Matthew Parker, d. May 17, 1575,
Archbishop of Canterbury.) An elephant head couped Argent, tusked Or. * The Archbishop, (who was the son of William Parker, the son of John
Parker, the son of Nicholas Parker, Registrar of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, all of Norwich) was granted an augmentation of three
estoiles on the chevron, May 28, 1559, but in a grant of a crest to his son Cooke confirmed the original unaugmented coat. (SAC ii 205-6)
Motto: Mundus transit et concupiscentia ejus.
* Burke records the crest as: An elephant's head couped Or tusked Gules. (BGA)
PARKER of St. Saviour's, Southwark.
Arms: A chevron between three stag heads cabossed.
From the monument in St. Saviour's Church to Phoebe, (d.Mar 26, 1752), daughter of Laurence Parker of Southwark, and wife of William
Grubbe of Potterne, Wiltshire. (SAC xxii 24)
PARKER Elizabeth Stringer, widow of Edward Stringer of Haling, Croydon, (dsp 1710), married, (ii), William Parker and Haling
descended to their son William Parker, whose widow carried it into the family of her 2 nd husband William Hamond. (VCHS iv 222)
Arms: Or a buck trippant Gules on a canton of the first [sic] a ship Azure. (BGA)
PARKER The Hon. Nigel Geoffrey Parker, BA (Cantab), of Combe Lane Farm, Wormley, Godalming, (b.1931), son of the Hon. John
Holford Parker, BA (Cantab), (1886-1955), and grandson of the 3 rd Earl of Morley, (1843-1905). He was granted the style, rank and precedence
of a younger son of an Earl, 1963.
Arms: Sable a stag’s head cabossed between two flaunches Argent.
Crest: A cubit arm erect couped below the elbow the sleeve Azure cuffed and slashed Argent in the hand a stag’s attire Gules.
Motto: Fideli certa merces. (BP105)
PARKER Baron Parker. Sir Robert John Parker, PC, MA (Cantab), of Aldworth, Haslemere, (1857-1918), a Lord of
Appeal in Ordinary, 2 nd son of the Rev. Richard Parker, Rector of Well-cum-Claxby, Lincolnshire, (1809-87), was created a Life Peer as Baron
Parker of Waddington of Waddington, Yorkshire, 1913. His 3 rd son the Hon. Sir Hubert Lister Parker, PC, Lord Chief Justice of England,
(b.1900), also created a Life Peer as Baron Parker of Waddington of Lincoln's Inn in the Borough of Holborn, 1958, was at one time of
Couchmore House, Esher.
Arms: Vert a chevron between three stags' heads cabossed Or.
Crest: A stag trippant Proper gorged with a collar Vert.
Supporters: On either side a bowman of the 15 th century habited and accoutred Proper. (NEP; FD7)
Burke blazons this as: On either side a bowman of the 15 th century habited and accoutred Proper supporting with the exterior hand a bow and
resting the interior foot on a dog gauge also Proper. (BP105)
Motto: Nec fluctu nec flatu movetur.
PARKER- JERVIS Evelyn St. Vincent Parker-Jervis of Arbrook, Esher, (1883-1957), was 3 rd son of William Robert Parker-Jervis,
DL, JP, of Meaford, Stone and Park Hall, Longton, Staffordshire, (1841-1919), and was descended from the 2 nd Viscount St. Vincent, (1767-
1859).
Arms: Quarterly, 1, Quarterly, i and iv, Sable a chevron Ermine between three martlets Or (Jervis); ii and iii, Gules a chevron
between three leopards' faces Or (Parker); 2, The same arms of Jervis; 3, Erminois on a chevron between three roses Gules two swords in
chevron Proper pommels and hilts Or their points crossing each other in saltire the dexter surmounting the sinister (Ricketts); 4, The same arms
of Jervis by inheritance; 5, Per chevron Sable and Argent in chief three leopards' faces Or (Swynfen); 6, Azure crusilly Or two organ-pipes
chevronwise of the last (Pipe).
Crests: 1, Out of a naval crown Or encircled by an oak-wreath Proper a demi-pegasus Argent wings Azure thereon a fleur-de-lys Or
(Jervis); 2, A leopard's head affronté erased Or ducally gorged Gules (Parker).
Motto: Thus. (FD7)
PARKHURST of Shere * and of Guildford.
Arms: Argent a cross Ermines between four stags trippant Proper, on a chief Gules three crescents Or.
Crest: A demi-griffin rampant couped, wings endorsed, Sable, holding in his dexter claw a cutlass Argent pomel and hilt Or.
As borne (SV1623) by Robert Parkhurst of Shere, son of Thomas Parkhurst of Shere; and by Henry Parkhurst of London, grocer, (who had issue
Nathaniel Parkhurst), John Parkhurst, DD, President of Balliol College, Oxford, Thomas Parkhurst of Guildford, and Robert Parkhurst of
London, clothworker, all sons of Henry Parkhurst of Guildford, 2 nd son of Thomas Parkhurst of Shere.
* BFR shows the Parkhurst family as of Sheen.
PARKHURST of Catesby, Northamptonshire, and, after 1707, of Epsom Court. Extinct.
Arms and Crest: as Parkhurst of Shere.
As borne by the Rev. John Parkhurst, (d.1797) and the Rev. Fleetwood Parkhurst, Vicars of Epsom, sons of John Parkhurst, (d.1765), of Epsom
Court, son of Nathaniel Parkhurst of Epsom Court, son of John Parkhurst of Catesby and Epsom Court.
PARNELL see FARMILOE
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