tree (oak)

Beckford, William (1759 - 1844) (Stamp 02a)

Dimensions:
Crest Out of a ducal coronet an oak tree penetrated across the trunk by a frame saw (Hamilton) Motto THROUGH

Heraldic Charges:

saw

tree (oak)

Unidentified Stamp

Dimensions:
Crest Out of a ducal coronet an oak tree entwined by a serpent descending

Possibilities for Identification:

According to Burke’s General armory, this is probably the crest of O’Reilly [Riley; Reilly]. One branch of this family who used this crest is from Baltrasna, county Meath - the county being the subject of the book cited.

Heraldic Charges:

coronet, ducal, out of a

serpent

tree (oak)

Hamilton, Charles (1704 - 1786) (Stamp 1)

Dimensions:
Crest Out of a ducal coronet an oak tree traversed with a frame saw

Heraldic Charges:

saw

tree (oak)

Watson, James (Stamp 1)

Dimensions:
Arms On a mount an oak tree surmounted of a fess azure Crest The stump of an oak tree with a branch sprouting from each side the stock grasped on either side by a hand issuing from a cloud Motto INSPERATA FLORUIT

Heraldic Charges:

Pearson, Alicia (1893 - 1974) (Stamp 1)

Dimensions:
Arms Per fess indented gules and or two suns in chief and a demi-griffin in base counterchanged a crescent for cadency impaling Quarterly 1 & 4. On a mount vert two boars erect respecting each other sable their forelegs resting against an oak tree (Hugessen) 2 & 3. Azure three cross crosslets fitchy between two bendlets or (Knatchbull) Crest In front of a demi griffin gules holding a millstone with a millrind sable a sun in splendour Motto DO IT WITH THY MIGHT

Heraldic Charges: