lion rampant

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Intitials I D Crest A lion rampantDavenport identifies these stamps as those of Marcus Trevor 1st Viscount Dungannon. Both arms and crest belonged to the Welsh hero Tudor Trevor, and are used by his descendants. Because surnames are a recent introduction in Wales, various branches of the family have different surnames. Papworth's Ordinary lists a good number, among them Davies of London and Shropshire, Davis of Denbighshire and Dymock of Warwickshire, granted in 1581 and Dymock of Penley Hall in Flintshire. The initials I D would fit any of these families. That of the Viscounts Dungannon do not offer anyone whose name began with I or J.

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Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. A cross between five roundels saltireways in each quarter (Wellesley) 2 & 3. A lion rampant ducally gorged (Colley) Coronet of an Earl Order Motto, Collar and Badge of the Order of St Patrick

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Arms Quarterly I & IV grand quarters 1 & 4. Gules a cross argent 2. Sable a semy of cross crosslets a lion rampant 3 Gules a chevron between two horses heads erased a canton gules II grand quarter Gules a cross in each quarter five plates [roundels] III grand quarter A lion rampant on an escutcheon of pretence quarterly 1 & 4. 2 and 3. Between a bend sable two stags heads erased sable Supporters Two lions rampant ducally gorged collared and chained Coronet of an Earl

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Arms Quarterly 1 & 4. Ermine a lion rampant on a chief azure three roses (Russell) 2 & 3. Azure a bend engrailed erminois between two crescents a canton gules for difference (Watts) impaling On an escutcheon of pretence Azure a bend engrailed erminois between two crescents (Watts) Crests 1. On a mount a goat passant ermine (Russell) 2. A demi lion rampant charged on the shoulder with a cross patty holding in its mouth a branch of oak and between its paws an escutcheon Azure a fess erminois between in chief three fleurs de lys and in base a cross patty (Watts)

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Crest A lion rampant holding a cross Motto CUM CRUCE SALUS