Surrey Coats of Arms I - Surrey County Council

SURREY COATS OF ARMS
POWELL of Surrey.
Arms: Argent a chevron Gules between three garbs Vert.
Crest: A lion rampant Argent holding a garb Vert. (BGA)
POWELL David Powell of Little St. Helens, London of Homerton, and of Horton Kirby, Kent, Treasurer of St. Luke's Hospital,
London, (1725-1810), had issue, amongst others, a 3 rd son Baden of Langton and Speldhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, (1767-1844), grandfather
of the 1 st Baron Baden-Powell, qv, a 7 th son James Powell of Clapton House, Middlesex, (1774-1840). The latter's 2 nd son Arthur Powell of
Milton Heath, Dorking, (1812-94), Governor of St. Bartholomew's and Christ's Hospital, London, had issue, besides a 4 th son, Sir Francis, of
whom below, an eldest son Arthur Crofts Powell, JP, MA (Oxon), of Rose Hill, Dorking, (1844-1929), who was father of Arthur Marriott
Powell, BA (Oxon), of Hawsted, Dorking, (b.1869). The said Admiral Sir Francis Powell, KCMG, CB, RN, (1849-1927), was father of Captain
Frank Powell, RN, of Pine Tree, Thames Ditton, (b.1876).
Arms: Per fess Or and Argent a lion rampant guardant Gules between two tilting spears erect Proper.
Crest: A lion passant Or in the paw a broken titling spear in bend Proper pendent therefrom by a riband Gules an escutcheon resting
on the wreath Sable charged with a pheon Or.
Motto: Ar nid yw Pwyll pyd yw. (FD7; BLG13)
POWER of Bletchingley.
Arms: (granted 1601) Argent two bars nebuly Sable a bend Or. (BGA)
POWELL See BADEN-POWELL
POWER The Rev. Henry Bolton Power, MA, Vicar of Bramley, (1820-82), had a 3 rd son Kingsmill Henry Power of Sandpit Hall,
Chobham, (1862-1937), father of Colonel Henry Ross Power, OBE, DL, IA, of Sandpit Hall, (1897-1963).
Arms: Gules a sword in bend sinister Proper hilt and pommel Or the point elevated and blade encompassed with a laurel wreath of
the last on a chief Argent between two mullets Sable pierced of the field in the centre chief point pendent from a riband Gules fimbriated Azure a
representation of the golden cross and clasp presented to Sir Manley Power for his services in the Peninsula.
Crest: Issuant from a mural crown Or a stag's head Sable gorged with a laurel wreath and attired Gold.
Motto: Angelis suis praecipiet de te. (FD7; BLG18)
POWNEY Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Du Pre Penton Powney, OBE, JP, Hampshire Regiment of Old Knightons, Dunsfold, High Sheriff
of Surrey, 1904, (b.1862), son of Edward Penton Powney, Madras Civil Service, Judge of the Supreme Court of Madras.
Arms: Sable a fess cottised and couped between five mascles four in chief and one in base all Argent.
Crest: In front of a demi eagle displayed Sable holding in the beak a mascle Argent three mascles interlaced fesswise also Argent.
Motto: Pro rege. (FD7)
POWYS The Hon. Stephen Powys, later 6 th Baron Lilford, (1869-1949), was of St. Anne's, Chertsey, in 1911. (VCHS iii 405)
Arms: Or a lion's gamb bendwise erased between two cross crosslets fitché Gules.
Crest: A bear's gamb erased and erect Gules holding a sceptre also erect headed with a fleur-de-lys Or.
Motto: Parta tueri. (BP103)
See also POWYS-KECK
POWYS-KECK Harry Leycester Powys-Keck, DL, JP, BA (Oxon), of The Knoll, Kingston Hill, and of Staughton Grange, Leicestershire,
(1841-1912), was eldest son of Major the Hon. Henry Littleton Powys-Keck of Staughton Grange, (1812-63), and grandson of the 2 nd Baron
Lilford, (1775-1825) .
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, Sable a bend Ermine between two cotises flory counterflory Or and (for distinction) a canton of the last
(Keck); 2 and 3, Or a lion's gamb erased in bend dexter between two cross crosslets fitché in bend sinister Gules (Powys).
Crests: 1, Out of a mural crown Gules a maiden's head Ermine purfled Or her hair dishevelled and flotant of the same adorned with a
chaplet Vert and garnished with roses Proper (Keck); 2, Or a lion's gamb erased and erect Gules grasping a fleur-de-lys bendways Or (Powys).
Mottoes: En Dieu est ma foi (Keck); Parta tueri (Powys). (BLG11)
See also POWYS
POYLE of Hampton Poyle, Oxfordshire, and of Poyle House in Seale. Extinct about 1440.
Arms: Argent a saltire Gules within a bordure Sable besanty. *
As quartered by John Gaynsford, (d.1450), on his brass in Crowhurst Church and by John Gaynsford of Crowhurst (SV1623), and as borne by
Sir John de la Poyle, described as of Middlesex, in 1310. (Foster, p.77)
* (VCHS iii 563) records the arms as: Gules a saltire Argent on a bordure of the last eight hurts.
POYNINGS The Poynings family acquired Wisley by the marriage of Richard, Lord Poynings, (c.1355-87), to Isabel, (d.1394), daughter
of Robert FitzPayn. Their son Robert, Lord Poynings, (1382-1446), settled the manor on his daughter Eleanor, (d.1484), on her marriage, 1435,
to Henry de Percy, son of Henry, Earl of Northumberland. (VCHS iii 379)
Arms: Barry of six Or and Vert a bendlet Gules.
Crest: A dragon's head wings displayed.
Badges: A key erect with handle uppermost surmounted by an antique crown; A unicorn statant. (BGA)
POYNTZ of Woodhatch Place in Reigate, until 1617.
Arms: Barry of eight Gules and Or a crescent for difference.
As borne by William Poyntz of Woodhatch, son of John Poyntz of Alderley, Gloucestershire, and impaled by Skinner on a monument in Reigate
Church. (Harl. Ms 1561)
PRAED see MACKWORTH-PRAED
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