Heraldry
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Alfred Morant: Tables of succession of European rulers
'Tables of the succession of the emperors, kings, princes, dukes, counts, electors, etc. of Europe, with the armorial bearings used by each', manuscript and printed notes and coats of arms. There is an index at the front of each volume.
Alphabet of heraldry, late sixteenth century
Contains the names and arms of many English families. See MS Ee.02.21.
Armorial
Armorial
Armorial records of the University, 1573 - 1937
The category - Corporate management records - embraces records of the central decision-making bodies, University officers such as the Vice-Chancellor and the Registrary, and their administrative support. It includes constitutional records.
Armory: A-F
Arms and pedigrees of Suffolk families
Families included are: Deynes, Wingfield, Bacon, Dade, Naunton, Broke, Style, Bloys, Revet, Hammond. In the hand of Matthias Candler.
Book of Barons
A list of persons created peers, William I - Elizabeth I, with short notes on each, and a description of arms. On fos. 1-22 and occasionally thereafter there are sketches of arms in the margin. fo. 83v: rough accounts. fos. 84-85: mostly torn away fos. 59, 73-83r: blank. fo.: i: 'Susan Smyth' in an eighteenth-century hand; scribbling; traces of three seals. fo. 83v: 'Tho. Lindsey BP of Petriburg', in an eighteenth-century hand.
Cambridgeshire Heraldic Visitation
'Visitation of Cambridgeshire taken by Henry St George, Richmond Heralde of Armes Anno Dom. 1619', a copy of the heraldic visitation, containing coats of arms in pen-and-ink, 96 folios. There is an index on folios 4-5. Inside the front cover is the bookplate of George, Earl Macartney.
Camillo Guidarello: Grant of Degree
Catalogue of heraldic books and manuscripts, Mid seventeenth century
"Clementine Churchill": CSC's coat of arms, 1965-06 - 1969-03
Correspondence with Sir Anthony Wagner, Garter Principal King of Arms, and two versions of CSC's coat of arms.
Coats of Arms of Cambridgeshire Families
Collections, vol, 4, in the hands of Blore and six others, including Francis Bassano of Derby and Thomas Brailsford., 1800 (Circa)
The papers include: a consideration of heralds and baronets; pedigrees and notes concerning Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Lancashire and Cheshire; lists of arms; an account of arms of nobility and gentry; other material relating to Derbyshire.
Commonplace book, c. 1670
Contains historical and heraldical collections, relating chiefly to the royal family and peerage of England.
Correspondence with Sir Anthony Wagner, Garter Principal King of Arms, 1973-01 - 1994-06
Francis Sandford: Genealogy of Robert Paston, Lord Yarmouth
Genealogical notes, Mid seventeenth century
Notes concerning the descents of many English families with their arms emblazoned. The latest entry refers to the year 1645.
Genealogies of English Kings and Nobility
Arms of British, Roman, Saxon, Danish, Norman English and British Kings, nobility and gentry.
George Frederick Beltz: Genealogical Memoranda
Genealogical memoranda in Beltz's and other hands, 36 folios. On the flyleaf at the end are 'Ornaments of majesty' in a sixteenth century hand. Inside the front cover are the bookplates of Frederick Arthur Crisp and Ralph Griffin.
Grants of Arms
Drawings by R Cook, Garter King at Arms, and E Walker, Clarenceux King at Arms.
Hearldic Visitation of Yorkshire
Includes a narrative form of the visitation of 1584-5 with additions of some families up to 1626, pedigrees, charters and arms of towns, cities and religious houses.
Henry Hill: Precedents and heraldic memoranda
A collection of heraldic questions, memoranda, precedents, accounts of fees and other papers compiled by Henry Hill and written in his hand, 156 folios. The volume includes a copy of a letter from S. Martin Leake to [Francis] Hutcheson, 20 December 1733 (fo. 37), and an account of the coronation of King George II (fo. 88).
Heraldic collections, Early seventeenth century
Heraldic manuscript, late sixteenth to early seventeenth century
An alphabet of arms with the coats emblazoned, compiled shortly before 1616, since it styles Sir Christopher Hatton lord chancellor, and mentions 'Lord Cavendish', who was made an earl in 1616, that increase of dignity being noted in a later hand.