Acclom

of Moreby, Yorkshire
Gules, a seme of cinquefoils and a maunch argent
WILSTROPPE : quarterly 1 and IV azure a chevron between three lions passant silver ; II and III, gules strewn with cinquefoils and a maunch silver. Quarters I and IV are so blazoned for John Willestlzorp in Jen. Pedigree SS 144, p. 85. Quarters II and III are the arms of Acclom of Moreby, Yorkshire. The editor has not been able to trace the marriage . See 'SS 144, p. 85.

Albini

Gules and eagle displayed and a bordure argent. *

Aldbrough

Gules, a lion rampant argent charged with a fleur de lis azure [Gilling]

Aldburgh

of Aldburgh or Aldborough.
Azure, a fess between 3 cross crosslets or.
Source, Harleian Soc. Mss.

Appleby

Roger
Azure, 6 martlets or.
Borne by sir Henry Appleby in Duns. I and in later rolls. The editor cannot trace this man, but a Roger Appleby appears as living temp. Edward II in PHY 466. They were originally of Appleby upon Tees.

Appleyard

of Heslington in Yorkshire
Sable, a chevron between 3 owls argent.
Differenced by change of colour, this shield is blazoned in FVY 146 for Appleyard of Burstwick Garth, who descended from the family of Heslington in the parish of St. Lawrence, Yorkshire.

Aredall

or Grandall
Ermine, a cross patonce gules.
This is the shield of Gower of Stittenham, Yorkshire. It is also blazoned for Sir Walter Grandall of Yorkshire in Jen.
*

Arthington

Argent a fess between 2 escallops sable.
Arthington is near Leeds . An account of the family is given in Herald and Genealogist VI, 132 if . Pedigree FVY 272 ft.

Arundel

Possibly Sable six martlets 3-2-1 argent

Ashton of Hoveringham

Argent, a mullet pierced sable [Lawrence]

Aske of Aughton

Or, three bars azure, the centre one charged with an annulet of the first [Gen. And Misc.] *

Aslakeby

of Bardon in Richmondshire
Azure a fess between 3 martlets or, a label of 3 points of the second.
Impaling Grey.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norry King of Arms

Atherton of Lancashire and Slingsby

Gules, three sparrow-hawks argent beaked and belled or.

Aton

Barry of six or and azure, on a canton gules a cross flory argent (came in with Eure) [note this is linked to Atton — barry of six azure and or, on a canton gules a cross patonce or, cf Etton [Gilling]

Aton

Barry of six or and azure, on a canton gules a cross flory argent (came in with Eure) [note this is linked to Atton — barry of six azure and or, on a canton gules a cross patonce or, cf Etton [Gilling]

Atwell

Argent a chevron sable and pile counter-charged.

Audley

Gules, fretty or
*

Austwick

of Pomfret or Pontefract; dated to the reign of king Edward III.
Sable, a chevron engrailed between 3 crosscrosslets fitched argent.
Source, Glover's Visitation