Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
PENFOLD Fred Bailey Penfold, MRCS, LRCP of Fetcham Holt, Leatherhead, (b.1878), younger son of William Penfold of 30 Wimpole
Street, London, (b.1848).
Arms: Azure a chevron Or surmounted by another couped Sable between three wood pigeons Proper each charged with a pellet.
Crest: Out of park pales alternately Argent and Sable charged with three escallops in fess Or a pine tree fructed Proper.
Motto: Pende valde. (FD7)
PENNE of Dorking.
Arms: Gules six fleur-de-lis Or
From the monument in Dorking Church to George Penne, (d.Apr 6, 1744 aged 22). (MB i 586)
PENNEFETHER Sir John de Fonblanque Pennefether, 1 st and last Bart, JP, of Lyne Place, Virginia Water, (1856-1933), was created Baronet,
1924.
Arms: Per fess Or and Gules a bend Ermine.
Crest: A lion sejant Argent supporting an oval shield of the arms.
Mottoes: I abyde my tyme; Vivite fortes. (FD7)
PENZANCE Baron see WILDE
PEPLER Sir George Lionel Pepler, CB, FRICS, of 49 Rivermead Court, Hurlingham (1882-1959), was Chief Planning Inspector,
Ministry of Heath, 1919-43, and President of the Town Planning Institute, 1919 and 1949. He was knighted 1948.
Arms: Vert a cross Or quarter pierced of the field and charged with four towers Sable.
Crest: A sheaf of pepper Proper between two masons' squares Or.
Motto: Faire mon devoir. (KKB)
PEPYS Earl of Cottenham, Viscount Crowhurst. Sir William Weller Pepys, 2 nd Bart., (d. unmarried 1845), bought the
manor of Bursted in Oxted and was succeeded by his brother Sir Charles Christopher Pepys, 3 rd Bart., (1781-1851), Lord High Chancellor of
England, 1836-41 and 1846-50, who was created Baron Cottenham of Cottenham, Cambridgeshire, 1836, and Viscount Crowhurst of Crowhurst
and Earl of Cottenham, 1850. The 3 rd and 4 th Earls were of Tandridge Court, Godstone. The present holder of the titles is Sir Kenelm Charles
Everard Digby Pepys, 8 th Earl of Cottenham, (b.1948).
Arms: Sable on a bend Or between two nags heads erased Argent three fleurs-de-lys of the field.
Crest: A camel's head erased Or bridled lined ringed and gorged with a ducal coronet Sable.
Supporters: On either side a horse Argent bridled and gorged with a ducal coronet Sable pendant therefrom an escutcheon Or charged
with a fleur-de-lys of the second.
Motto: Meus cujusque is est quisque. (BP58; DPB1868)
PERCEVAL of Bergh House and Nork in Banstead, from 1812. Baron Arden of Lohore Castle, Co. Cork, May 23, 1770. Baron Arden of
Arden, Warwickshire, Jul 20, 1803. Descended from Charles George Perceval, 2 nd Baron Arden of Lohore and 1 st Baron Arden of Arden * (elder
brother of the Rt. Hon. Spencer Perceval, the Premier assassinated in the House of Commons, May 11, 1812), son of John Perceval, 2 nd Earl of
Egmont, by his 2 nd wife, Catherine Compton, who was created Baroness Arden of Lohore with remainder to her heirs male.
Arms: Argent on a chief indented Gules three crosses patty of the first.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a bear head Sable muzzled of the second. **
Supporters: Two griffins Azure semy of fleur-de-lys Or, beaked, ducally gorged and chained of the second.
Motto: Sub cruce Candida. (Gen. Arm.)
On the death of Henry Perceval, 5 th Earl of Egmont, in 1841, George Perceval, (d.1874), of Nork, 3 rd Baron Arden, succeeded to the titles of the
elder line of the family, ie Baronet, Sep 9, 1661; Baron Perceval of Burton, Co. Cork, Apr 21, 1715; Viscount Perceval of Kantush, Co. Cork,
Feb 25, 1723; Earl of Egmont, Nov 6, 1733; Baron Lovel and Holland of Enmore, May 7, 1762; and to its amorial bearings:
Arms: as above.
Crest: A thistle erect leaved Proper.
Supporters: Dexter. An antelope Argent, attired and unguled Or, ducally gorged and chained of the last. Sinister, A stag Sable, attired and
unguled Or, ducally gorged and chained of the last - each supporter holding in the mouth a thistle Proper.
Motto: as above with the addition of 'Yvery' in a scroll over the crest.
Two eagles Sable, however, had been confirmed to the first Earl of Egmont as supporters on Apr 16, 1740, by Greene, Garter, and Mawson,
Portcullis. (Peerage, 1938; Gen. Arm.)
The Earldom of Egmont has been dormant since 1929.
* His son the Rev. Arthur Philip Perceval, BCL (Oxon), (1799-1853), was Rector of East Horsley and was father of Spencer Arthur Perceval of
Richmond, (1832-1910). (BP99)
** Sic
PERCEVAL Lieutenant-Colonel John Francis George Perceval, Irish Guards of Sadlers Farm, Chobham, (b.1915), 2 nd son of Major
Alexander Ascelin Charles Philip Spencer Perceval, DL, Irish Guards of Temple House, Co. Sligo, (1885-1967), and descended from Richard
Perceval, (1550-1620), who obtained much land in Ireland and was ancestor also of the Earls of Egmont, qv. From him descended also the Very
Rev. William Perceval, Archdeacon of Cashel and Dean of Emly, (1671-1734), ancestor of Captain Charles John Perceval, RA, of Bridgeham
Lodge, Broadbridge Lane, Smallfield, (b.1913), son of Colonel Charles Cecil Perceval, CBE, RE, (1866-1937).
Arms: Argent on a chief indented Gules three crosses pattée of the field.
Crest: A thistle erect leaved Proper.
Mottoes: 1, (over crest) Yvery; 2, (under shield) Sub cruce Candida. (IFR)
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