Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
PELHAM Earl of Chichester. The Rev. Francis Godolphin Pelham, 5 th Earl of Chichester, MA (Cantab), (1844-1905), was
Rector of Lambeth. His grandson, Anthony George Pelham, MA (Cantab), of Buckstepe House, 51 Westleigh Avenue, Putney Hill, (1911-69),
was of the Sudan Political Service.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure three pelicans Argent vulning themselves Proper; 2 and 3, Gules two broken belts palewise the
buckles upwards Argent.
Crest: A peacock in pride Argent.
Supporters: Dexter, A horse of a mouse colour; Sinister, A bear Proper; each collared with a belt Argent buckle and pendant Or.
Motto: Vincit amor patriae. (BP99, 105)
PELHAM-CLINTON-HOPE Duke of Newcastle see HOPE
PELHAM-HOLLES Duke of Newcastle. Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of Newcastle, Earl of Clare, (1693-1768),
bought Claremont in Esher, 1714. (VCHS iii 447)
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure three pelicans Argent vulning themselves in the breast Gules (Pelham); 2 and 3, Ermine two piles
in point Sable (Holles).
Crest: A peacock in his pride Argent.
Supporters: Dexter, A bay horse; Sinister, A bear Proper; each collared Or gorged with a belt Argent buckles and studs Gold.
Motto: Vicit amor patriae. (BGA)
PELLEW Viscount Exmouth. Sir Charles Ernest Pellew, 7 th Viscount Exmouth, (1863-1945), was of Anthony Place,
Hindhead. Of the same family, Myles Addington Pellew of Pinfold, Nursery Road, Walton Heath, Tadworth, (b.1919), 3 rd son of Major
Fleetwood Hugo Pellew, West Yorkshire Regiment, (1871-1961), and descended from the 1 st Viscount Exmouth.
Arms: Gules a lion passant guardant and in chief two chaplets of laurel Or and (as an honourable augmentation) on a chief wavy
Argent in front of a city intended to represent that of Algiers, a range of batteries flanked on the sinister by a circular fortified castle with triple
battlements Proper thereon two flags displayed the one barry wavy Or and Gules, (indicative of the presence of the Bey of Algiers within the said
castle) and the other of the last; on the dexter and abreast of the said batteries a ship of the line bearing the flag of an Admiral of the Blue
Squadron moored also Proper.
Crest: The bow of a ship with parts of the foremast and bowsprit standing and appearing as a wreck on a rock the waves breaking
round her Proper intended to represent the wreck of the Dutton, East Indiaman off Plymouth Garrison.
Supporters: (of Lord Exmouth). Dexter, A lion guardant Or navally crowned Azure resting the sinister hind paw upon an increscent
Argent; Sinister, A male figure representing Slavery trousers Argent striped Azure the upper part of the body naked holding in the sinister hand
broken chains Proper the dexter arm elevated and holding a cross Or.
Mottoes: Deo adjuvante fortuna sequitur; Algiers. (FD7; BP105)
PELLY Sir John Henry Pelly, 1st Bart., of Upton, Essex, (1777-1852), had a 4 th son Albert, (1813-94), who was father of William
Henry Pelly of Colley Bridge, Reigate, (1847-1932). Sir John's 5 th son, Captain Richard Wilson Pelly, DL, RN, (1814-90), had a 4 th son Herbert
Cecil Pelly of Venars, Nutfield, (1860-1935), who was father of Captain Gilbert Cecil Pelly, RN, of Wychwood, South Nutfield, (1892-1961),
and grandfather of Lieutenant-Commander David Cecil Pelly, RN, of Walden, Marley Common, Haslemere, (b.1922). The above Captain
Richard Wilson Pelly had a 6 th son Admiral Sir Henry Bertram Pelly, KCVO, CB, JP, RN, of Broomhouse, West Horsley, (1867-1942), father of
Commander Douglas Charles Vincent Pelly, RN, of Hillrise, Fairmile Avenue, Cobham. Sir John Henry Pelly's 9 th son, Percy Leonard Pelly,
(1826-92), was of Oakley, Merstham.
Arms: Or on a bend engrailed Azure between two trefoils slipped Vert three martlets Argent.
Crest: Issuant from a crown vallary Or charged on the rim with three hurts an elephant's head Argent.
Motto: Deo ducenta nil nocet. (BP105; FD7)
PEMBERTON Cyril Leigh Pemberton of Frinsted, West Byfleet, (b.1873), son of Henry Leigh Pemberton, (1835-95).
Arms: Ermine an estoile Or between three buckets Sable hoops and handles of the second.
Crest: A dragon's head Ermine erased Gules ducally gorged Or and transfixed by an arrow fesswise Proper.
Motto: Ut tibi sic alteri. (FD7)
PEMBROKE of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, and Mortlake.
Arms: Or on a bend between two lions rampant Sable a dragon passant wings elevated of the first.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a wolf head Gules.
Motto: Petimus fugientia.
As granted, 1771, and confirmed with a quartering * Jun 1772, to William Pembroke of Mortlake. (MB iii 307)
* Burke records the quartering as: Argent a wolf statant Gules on a chief indented of the last three fleurs-de-lys of the first (Flindell). The motto
is recorded as: Rebus in arduis constans (BGA)
PEMBROKE Earl of see HERBERT
PEMBROKE COLLEGE, Cambridge. The arms of the College are on the tomb of Archbishop John Whitgift, qv, in the Church of St. John the
Baptist, Croydon.
Arms: Barry of ten Argent and Azure an orle of martlets Gules; dimidiated with, Gules three pallets Vair a chief Or with a label of
five points Azure. (WEC; CCH)
PENDARVES John Stackhouse Pendarves of Pendarves, Cornwall, and of Priam Lodge, Burgh Heath Road, Epsom, (b.1894), son of
William Cole Pendarves (formerly WOOD), DL, JP, BA (Oxon), of Pendarves, (1841-1929).
Arms: Sable a falcon rising between three mullets Or.
Crest: A demi bear Ermine muzzled lined and ringed Or. (BLG17)
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