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Saint George, Richard, Sir (1550 - 1635) (Stamp 1)

Owner:

Saint George, Richard

Arms:

Quarterly of six 1. A chief overall a lion rampant ducally crowned (Saint George) 2. A cross flory (St George ancient) 3. Three covered cups (Argentine) 4. Semy of cross crosslets three fleurs de lys (Beresford) 5. A fess dancetty between six escallops (Engaine) 6. An estoile (Delahay)

Crest: A horse trippant saddled, reined and plumed
Dimensions (height x width): 68mm x 59mm
Legend: Sigillum Ricardi Sanctigeorgii
Quarterings: 1. A chief overall a lion rampant ducally crowned (Saint George) 2. A cross flory (St George ancient) 3. Three covered cups (Argentine) 4. Semy of cross crosslets three fleurs de lys (Beresford) 5. A fess dancetty between six escallops (Engaine) 6. An estoile (Delahay)
Heraldic Charges: chief cross flory crosses crosslet (semy)cups (3)escallops (6)estoile fess dancetty between fleurs-de-lys (3)lion rampant

Sources

Collection of wills [manuscript]. Ferrers, William, of Baddesley.
Histoire genealogique de la maison de Montmorency et de Laval. André Du Chesne. Paris,
List of the names of the nobility and others engaged in the English wars Edward II to Henry VII.
Meditationes. Bernard, of Clairvaux, Saint. Paris,
Miscellaneous collections on heraldry and genealogy. Richard Saint George.
Remaines concerning Britaine. William Camden. London,
Swedish intelligencer. William Watts.
Sylva sylvarum. Francis Bacon. London,
Theatrum genealogicum ostentans omnes omnium ætatum familias. Hieronymus Henninges. Magdeburg,
Titles of honor. John Selden. London,
Tracts of the seventeenth century [manuscript].
Treatise touchinge the right, title, and interest of the moste excellente princesse Marie, Queene of Scotland. John Leslie.

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Saint George, Richard, Sir (1550 - 1635) (Stamp 1)