Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
KAY Granted to James Phillips Kay, LL.D, of Battersea.
Arms: Argent three ermine spots in bend between two bendlets Sable the whole between two crescents Azure.
Crest: On a crescent Or a goldfinch Proper. (BGA)
KAY Sir Brook Watson of East Sheen, (d.1807), was created Baronet, 1803, with remainder to his great-nephews, Sir William
Kay, 2 nd Bart., (d. unmarried 1850), and Sir Brook Kay, 3 rd Bart., (1780-1866), from whom descended Brigadier-General Sir William Algernon
Ireland Kay, 6 th and last Bart., of East Sheen, (killed in action, 1918)
Arms: Argent on a bend engrailed Azure between two griffins' heads erased Gules an annulet between two crescents Or on a canton
Ermine a martlet Sable.
Crest: A griffin's head erased Erminois collared Azure charged with three crescents and holding in the beak a Key Or.
Motto: Fidem parit integritas. (BP58; FD7)
BGA omits the canton from the arms and records the griffin's head in the crest as Ermine.
KAYE Sir Henry Gordon Kaye, 2 nd Bart., JP, MA (Oxon), (1889-1956), was of Long Copse, Ewhurst, and later of High Canfold,
Cranleigh.
Arms: Or a bend plain cotised invected between two escutcheons Sable each charged with a rose Argent barbed and seeded Proper.
Crest: Upon a staff raguly fesswise Or a goldfinch Proper holding in the beak a rose Argent barbed seeded leaved and slipped
Proper.
Badge: A sprig of rose Proper the flower Argent and a sprig of bluebell also Proper in saltire enfiled with a circlet Or.
Motto: Spectemur agendo. (FD7; DPB1936; BP99)
KECK see POWYS-KECK
KEENE of Richmond.
Arms: Azure a talbot passant Or, on a chief indented Argent three crosses flory Sable. *
From the monument in Richmond Church to Elizabeth, (d.Dec 11, 1801), wife of Whitshed Keene.
* Miss Rosemary Sealey, (EXS), of Richmond, recorded the shield as: Argent a talbot passant Sable eared and collared Or on a chief indented
Azure three crosses potent Or (Keene); impaling, Azure a buck's head cabossed Argent.
KELLEFET or KELLESSET of Rusham in Egham.
Arms: Ermine on a chief Azure a talbot passant Argent.
Crest: Out of a coronet Or an elephant head Argent tusked and eared of the first.
From the monument in Egham Church to Richard Kellefet, (d.Dec 19, 1595), Groom of the Wardrobe to Queen Elizabeth I. (Harl. Ms 1561)
KELLETT of Ripley.
Arms: (confirmed 4 Edward VI). * Argent on a mount Vert a wild boar Sable chained and armed Or.
Crest: A cubit arm habited Sable cuffed Argent puffed of the last holding in the hand a roll of parchment Proper. (BGA)
* A brass in the chancel of Ockham Church commemorates Robert Kellett, Rector of Ockham, (d.1525).
KELLY The Rev. Paul Maitland Hillyard Kelly, MA (Oxon), Vicar of Christ Church, Ottershaw, (b.1924), younger son of the Rev.
Evelyn Maitland Kelly, MA (Oxon), Vicar of Oakford, Tiverton, {Devon}, (1887-1954), and grandson of the Rev. Maitland Kelly, MA (Oxon),
of Kelly, Devon.
Arms: Argent a chevron between three billets Gules.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet Gules an ostrich's head Argent holding in the beak a horseshoe Or. (BLG18)
KELLY see ROCHE-KELLY
KELSEY Henry Kelsey, (d.1827), bought Burstow Park, c.1807, and was succeeded by his son Henry Kelsey, (d.1887).
Arms: Gules a cross moline Argent over all a bend Azure charged with three plain crosses couped of the second. (VCHS iii 179)
Burke records these arms for William Kelsey of Ripley, who married, from the time of Edward III, Maud, daughter and heir of Sir Richard
Willoughby; his grandson Thomas Kelsey of Ripley, left a daughter and heir, Lucia, who married, c.1390, Sir Nicholas Carew of Beddington,
Keeper of the Privy Seal.
KEMP of Croydon.
Arms: Gules three wheatsheaves within a bordure engrailed Or, a fleur-de-lys for difference
Crest: A falcon close Proper, beaked, legged and belled Or, hooded Gules, and charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lys of the
second for difference.
As borne (SV1623) by Bartholomew Kemp of Croydon, son of Bartholomew Kemp of London, 6 th son of Bartholomew Kemp of Gissing,
Norfolk.
KEMP Sir Joseph Horsford Kemp, CBE, BA (Cape), of Camborne, Langley Park Road, Sutton, barrister-at-law, (1874-1950), was
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Hong Kong, 1930-33. He was knighted 1927.
Arms: Or a dragon rampant Sable on a chief of the last a garb between two trefoils slipped of the field all within a bordure engrailed
Gules.
Crest: In front of two ears of wheat stalked and leaved in saltire Or a goat passant Sable.
Motto: Medan agan. (KKB)
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