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PASLEY Sir Thomas Edward Sabine Pasley, 3rd Bart., of Craig, Dumfriesshire, BA (Cantab), (1863-1947), was of the Commandant's
House, Gordon Boys' Home, West End, Woking. He died spm and was succeeded by his nephew Sir Rodney Marshall Sabine Pasley, 4 th Bart.,
of Hazel Cottage, Peaslake, (b.1899).
Arms: Azure on a chevron Argent between two roses in chief of the last and an anchor in base Or three thistles slipped Proper.
Crest: Out of a naval coronet Gold a sinister arm in armour Proper grasping in the hand a staff thereon a flag Argent charged with a
cross wavy Gules and on a canton Azure a human leg erect couped below the knee Or.
Motto: Pro rege et patria pugnans. (FD7; DPB1980)
PASSMORE Joseph Passmore of Norwood, Citizen and Lorimer of London, (1823-96), had issue, amongst others, Herbert Passmore of
Chipstead, (b.1863), and Alfred Ernest Passmore of Withyshaw, Merstham, Citizen and Stationer of London, (b.1867), who was father of Brien
Alfred Passmore of Ridlands, Limpsfield Chart, (b.1899).
Arms: Or a fess between three escutcheons Gules on each a bend Vair between two cinquefoils of the first all within a bordure
Azure bezanté.
Crest: A demi sea wolf Proper. (FD7; BLG15)
PATOUR * of Richmond.
Arms: (granted 1772). Azure a sword erect Proper hilt and pommel Or between two crescents in chief Argent and a bezant in base.
Crest: A sparrowhawk close Proper charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped Or. (BGA)
* Fairbairn records the name as PATOUN.
PAUL Sir Aubrey John Deal Paul, 3 rd Bart. (1827-90), was of Thames Place, Putney. (EXH)
Arms: Argent on a fess Azure three cross crosslets Or in base as many ermine spots Sable.
Crest: An ounce's head Proper erased Gules.
Motto: Pro rege et republica. (BP103)
PAULE of Lambeth.
Arms: Argent two bars Azure and a canton Sable.
Crest: On a trunk of a tree raguly lying fessways, sprigged and leaved Vert, a bird close Argent. *
As borne (SV1623) by George Paule of Lambeth and Thomas Paule of Bridgenorth, Shropshire, sons of Richard Paule of Shropshire, son of
John Paule.
* Burke also records a second Crest: A garb Vert banded Argent. (BGA)
PAVELEY Shield on tomb in Lingfield Church of Sir Reginald de Cobham, 1st Lord Cobham, (d.1361), qv.
Arms: Azure a cross floretty Or in the first quarter a martlet of the last. (VCHS iv 310)
PAWLE Fairbairn records Frederick Charles Pawle, JP, of Northcote, Reigate, (1828-1915), as using for
Crest: A leopard's head erased Proper. (FBC)
In 1923 his 2 nd son George Strachan Pawle, DL, JP, of Walnut Tree House, Widford, Hertfordshire, (b.1855), High Sheriff of Hertfordshire,
1923, obtained a grant of the following:
Arms: Ermine a fess dancetté compony Azure and Gules charged with three and between two cross crosslets in pale Or.
Crest: A leopard's head couped Or pelletté and charged with a fess dancetté Sable holding in the mouth a branch of walnut slipped
and fructed Proper.
Motto: Pro rege et republica. (FD7)
PAYNE of Hurst Farm in Milford, about 1630.
Arms: Gules two crescents in chief Or.
As displayed for George Payne in glass at Hurst. (SAC xviii 68; Harl. Ms 1561)
PAYNE of Ockley.
Arms: Azure on a chief indented Argent three mullets sable.
As quartered on the brass in Addington Church to John Leigh, (d.1503). son of John Leigh of Addington, by Maud, daughter and co-heir of
Thomas Payne. (SAC xxv 39)
PAYNE of Putney.
Arms: Sable a fess between three leopards faces Or.
From the monument in Putney Church to Thomas Payne, (d.Dec 25, 1698 aged 65), Serjeant at Arms for 36 years to the Crown.
PAYNTER Francis Paynter of Denmark Hill, (d.1835), 2 nd son of William Paynter, (1726-1801), of a Cornish family, had issue, amongst
others, a 2 nd son the Rev. Samuel Paynter, MA (Cantab), of Stoke Hill, Guildford, (b.l800), Rector of Stoke, 1831-58, who was father of the Rev.
Francis Paynter, MA (Cantab), of Stoke Hill, (1836-1908), also Rector of Stoke. The above-named William Paynter had a 3 rd and youngest son
Samuel Paynter, JP, of Camborne House, Richmond, (1774-1844), High Sheriff of Surrey, 1838, who was father of William Paynter, DL, JP,
MA, of Camborne House, barrister-at-law, (1799-1879).
Arms: Azure three blocks Argent each charged with an annulet Sable. *
Crest: Three broken arrows Or knit with a lace and mantlet Gules doubled Argent. **
Motto: Carpe diem. (BFR; BLG6)
* FD7 gives a quarterly coat, viz: 1 and 4, Paynter, as above; 2, Azure three faggots Argent (Antron); 3, Argent three bends Gules (Bodrugan).
** Fairbairn assigns the following crest to the Rev. Francis Paynter of Stoke Hill, Guildford. Three broken broad arrows Or knit with a lance
Gules; and to Paynter of Surrey; Three broken arrows Or points downwards two in saltire and one in pale banded Gules. (FBC)
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