English Coat of Arms & Family Crest - Symbols, Bearers, History

English “Family Crest” or Coat of Arms - English Family History & Surname For ancestry, genealogy research & heraldic merchandise, please visit: https://www.coadb.com Email: info@coadb.com Phone: 785-324-2529 11AM - 9PM (ET) 1) Thomas Englysshe, found in document dated c. 1500 - Argent on a chevron gules between three lions passant sable bezantee as many mascles of the first, another, lozenges. 2) Argent on a chevron gules between three lions rampant sable as many lozenges of the field (another, bezants). Crest—A branch of a rose tree, flowers gules leaves and stalk proper. 3) similar to the arms of Alexander Inglis of Scotland, Doctor of Decrees and Master of Requests, recorded in 1473, similar to arms of Inglis of Manor - Azure a lion rampant argent in chief three mullets Or. 4) William English (1455-1483) was born in Cowlam, East Riding of Yorkshire, daughter Mabellia English married William Annesley Esq., of Ruddington, co. Notts - Ermine on a chief or, a demi lion issuant vert. 5) Ermine a bend azure. - co. Lincolnshire and Leicestershire - borne by Richard English, in later part of the 14th century 6) granted to William English Esq., of Farmley, Castleknock, co. Dublin, Ireland whose ancestors were originally from Scotland – his daughter Anne married William Lee (1815–1883), Archdeacon of Dublin - Per pale azure and gules a lion rampant or, and in chief three estoiles of six points argent. Crest—A demi lion rampant sable holding between his paws an estoile of six points Or. 7) cos. Kent, Lancaster, Stafford, and Essex – borne by Sir John le English, or Engleys, of Cumberland in the early 14th century, also by Sir Robert Englishe and William Englishe - Sable three lions passant in pale argent 8) borne by John English of Ovington Manor and Bocking, co. Essex (18th century?) - Sable three lions passant in pale argent. Crest—A lion sejant on a mount vert laying his dexter paw on an antique shield sable. 9) Stockleigh English and Bradninch, co. Devonshire - Sable three lioncels rampant argent 10) Ermine three lions passant in pale gules. 11) Ermine three lions passant sable two and one. 12) Sable three covered cups argent. Crest—A hand holding a covered cup argent. Sir Thomas English (1285-1362), Lord of Little Ashby, son of Robert le Engleys (d. 1319), father of John, Edmund, William, and Thomas Henry English, second son of Henry English, of Maidstone, co. Kent, was admitted into Lincoln’s Inn in 1639 Thomas English (fl. 1663) of Great Buckland, near Maidstone, co. Kent, son of Henry English of Buckland William English of Brightling sold Great Wigesell sometime after 1643, when he, by tradition a pantry-boy in the Culpeper’s service, “bought out” his late masters. Gilbert English of Stockleigh, Devonshire, had son Robert English (d. 1212) of Stokeley