Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
POOLE Major Henry Raynolde Poole, DSO, OBE, RA, of Red Eaves, Chilworth, (b.1877), son of Henry Skeffington Poole, MA,
FGS, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Chief Inspector of Mines, (1844-1917).
Arms: Azure semé-de-lys Or a lion rampant Argent.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Or a griffin's head Azure beaked and eared of the first.
Motto: Pro libertate. (FD7)
PORTAL William Richard Portal, MA (Oxon), of Tonge House, West Norwood, (b.1838), eldest son of Richard Brinsley Portal of
Tonge House, (1808-1900), and grandson of Richard Brinsley Portal of Daventry, Northamptonshire, (1784-1859).
Arms: Argent a lion rampant Sable between a fleur-de-lys on the dexter Azure and on the sinister a rose Gules barbed and seeded
Proper on a chief of the second six mullets of as many points, three and three, Or.
Crest: Upon a castellated portal flanked by two towers Proper a fleur-de-lys Or and on each tower a rose as in the arms.
Motto: Armet nos ultio regum. (BLG13)
PORTEOUS Beilby Porteous, BA, DD (Cantab), (1731-1808), Bishop of Chester, 1777-87, and of London, 1787-1808, was Rector of
Lambeth, 1767-76.
Arms: Azure a book Or between two mullets in chief and a saltire humetté in base Argent. (BBE)
PORTEOUS Cecil John Montagu Porteous of 15 Lancaster Road, Richmond, and of La Maria Luisa, Bonifacio, Argentina, (b.1884), 2 nd
son of David Scott Porteous, DL, JP, of Lauriston Castle and Woodstone, Kincardineshire, (1852-1931). (BLG17)
Arms: Azure three stags' heads couped Argent attired with ten tines Or.
Crest: A hawk rising Proper jessed and belled Or.
Mottoes: Let the hawk shaw; Ocuis properemus. (BLG8)
PORTER of Allfarthing. Endymion Porter, (d,1649), obtained a grant of the manor of Allfarthing in Wandsworth, 1628. He
suffered great losses in the Royal cause and the family was forced to sell the manor in 1652, but it was recovered by his son George Porter,
(d.1683). His descendant John Porter of Allfarthing, married, 1771, Mary, eldest daughter of Cosmo Nevill, but died sp when Allfarthing passed
to his sister's son Pierce Walsh, (d.1809), who assumed the surname Porter; His son Pierce Walsh Porter sold the manor 1811. (VCHS iv 112)
Arms: Sable three bells Argent a canton Ermine. (BGA)
PORTER Sir George Swinburne Porter, 3 rd and last Bart., (1908-74), was at one time of The Laurels, Frimley.
Arms: Sable on a fess Or between three church bells Argent a trefoil slipped Proper between two annulets Gules.
Crest: In front of two cross crosslets fitché saltireways Or a cherub Proper.
Motto: Fear God, honour the King. (BP99)
PORTER see BRUCE-PORTER
PORTLAND Earl of see HERBERT
PORTMAN Houses at Kew were owned by Sir Hugh Portman, (d.1604), and passed to his brother Sir John Portman, 1 st Bart., (d.1612),
whose 3 rd son Sir Hugh Portman, 4 th Bart., (d. unmarried 1632), eventually succeeded.
Arms: Or a fleur-de-lys Azure. (VCHS iii 483)
PORTMAN Brigadier Guy Maurice Berkeley Portman, CB, TD, DL of Hangerfield, Witley, (1890-1961), was son of Commander
Maurice William Portman, RN, (1858-1915), and was descended from the 1 st Viscount Portman, (1799-1888).
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Or a fleur-de-lys Azure (Portman); 2 and 3, Gules a chevron Ermine between ten crosses pattée Argent,
six and four, (Berkeley).
Crest: 1, A talbot sejant Or (Portman); 2, An unicorn passant Gules armed and crined Or (Berkeley).
Motto: A clean heart and a cheerful spirit. (BP105)
PORTMORE Baron and Earl of see COLYEAR
POTTINGER Sir Henry Pottinger, 3 rd and last Bart., DL, JP, BA (Oxon), (1834-1909), was of The Pines, Queen's Road, Richmond.
Arms: Vert an eastern crown Or between three pelicans feeding their young Proper a canton Argent charged with a cross Gules.
Crest: A dexter arm embowed in armour Proper garnished Or the hand gauntleted and grasping a sword also Proper hilt and
pommel Gold the arm encircled by an eastern crown Gules.
Motto: Virtus in ardua. (BP58)
POULETT see BUNCOMBE-POULLET-THOMSON
POWELL of Kingston-upon-Thames.
Arms: Or a lion rampant Sable.
From the monument in Kingston Church to Frederick Powell, drowned Jun 1807 aged 36, Captain in the East India Co. Marine, and his son,
Frederick William Powell, (d.Jun 8, 1826 aged 24), a first Lieutenant in the same service.
POWELL [ap POWELL, ap HOWELL] of Tolworth in Long Ditton.
Arms: Argent a lion rampant Sable over all a fess engrailed Gules.
As borne (SV1572) by Thomas Powell or Appowell of Tolworth, son of Powell Appowell of Brecknockshire.
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