Bacon

Gules, on a fess between 3 escutcheons as many mullets of the second.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norry King of Arms.
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Bailey

Vert an eagle displayed argent, armed or.
Source, Gilling Castle

Baldric (De)

Per pale argent and azure, a satlire counter-changed
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Baliol, Barons Baliol, 1138
Gules, an Orle Argent. [Bourke’s]
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Banister
Argent, on a bend gules, three mullets of the first.
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Bardolf
Azure three cinquefoils or [Gilling]

Barnard
Probably – Azure, a fess argent charged with three dolphins gules (possibly all within a bordure engrailed gules)

Barton

of Fryton
Ermine, on a fess gules three annulets or.
Source, Lawrence *

Basset, Barons Basset of Sapcoate, 1264
Argent two bars undee sable. [Bourke’s]

Basset, Barons Basset of Welden, 1299
Or, three piles gules, a canton Ermine [Bourke’s]
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Baxter

Argent, on a bend azure, 3 estoiles of the field.

Beauchamp
Quarterly 1 and 4; checky or and azure, a chevron ermine; 2 and 3, gules a fess or, between six crosscrosslets also or.

Beaufort of Sheriff Hutton
France quartered with England, in a border gobony argent and azure [VCH]

Beaumont, Earl of Leicester
Gules a cinquefoil argent (or ermine) [usually blazoned ermine] [Gilling]

Beaumont
Azure semy of fleur de lis a lion rampant or [Gilling]

Beaumont of Whitley Beaumont:
Gules, a lion rampant arg., langued and armed azure, within an orle of nine crescents of the second

Becham

William, son and heir of the Lord of Bedford
Quarterly or and gules, a baston in bend gules.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norry King of Arms

Beckering
Checky argent and gules, a bend sable [Gilling]

Beckwith

of Clynte
Argent, a chevron between 2 hind’s heads [e]rased gules.
Blazoned in Glover Ord. Pedigree FVY 280. Clint in the parish of Ripley, West Riding.

Bedford Dukes of
Quartered France Ancient and England with a label of five points, the outer two ermine and the centre three azure each with three fleur-de-lis or
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Bee of Skeffling Hall
Azure, a chevron or between three bees of the second.
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Bekard

of Boleby
Or, a saltire gules between 4 spread eagles azure.
Blazoned for "Sire . . . Becard " in Parl., and for Piers Becard in Jen. For another shield see FVY 400.
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Bellasys
Argent a chevron gules between three fleur de lis azure [over the fireplace; it has been wrongly painted argent a chevron between three fleur de lis sable] [Gilling]

Bellew
Sable fretty or [note: over the hallway fireplace this is wrongly drawn as sable a fret or]
[Gilling]

Bellingham
Argent, three bugle horns sable stringed gules.

Belvoir - or 2 chevrons within a bordure gules. *

Beneley
Sable a fess between three garbs or [Gilling]

Berkeley
Gules, a chevron between ten crosses patée argent

Beston

of Kirk Beston, near Leeds.
Sable, a bend between 3 cross crosslets fitched all or.
Source, Harleian Mss.

Bethell
Argent, a chevron sable between three boar’s heads erased close of the second

Bethell of Rise
Or, a chevron sable between three boar’s heads erased close of the second

Bigod, Earls of Norfolk, 12th C
Gules, a lion passant or. [Bourke’s]

Bigod of Hinderskelf
Or, a cross gules

Binchester

Gules a chief embattled argent.
So blazoned in Jen. for Robert of Binchester . A Robert of Bynchester was guardian of the castle and honour of Richmond in 1326/27. (HN III, ii, 300. )

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Blisword

Rauf
Argent, 2 bars gules, in chief 3 roundels gules.
Blazoned for Blisworth of Yorkshire. (FVY 400.)

Bohun
D'azur ung bend d'argent entre six leonceux d'or cotisee d'or.

Bonvill

Sir William, of Sponton, Yorkshire
Sable, 6 mullets argent pierced of the field
So blazoned for him in Will. Also in Atkinson's roll quarterly with three lioncels gold . He was of Sponton (? Spaunton in the North Riding), Yorkshire. (Genealogist I, 231 note.) See VCH, North Riding, I, 525, and FVY 639.
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Bosvile
Argent, five fusils in fesse gules, in chief three bears' heads, sable.

Botetourt
Or a saltire engrailed sable [Gilling]

Bourchier
Argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water bougets sable.

Boynton of Boynton
Or, on a fess between three crescents gules (the fess was formerly charged with a lion passant or)

braddlesmere - Argent a fess double cortised gules

Bradford
Argent, on a fess sable, three bucks heads couped or.

Brerlay

Argent, a cross-crosslet gules.
So borne by "Sir Thomas Brereley" in Powell. A Yorkshire family of Killerby and Peckhall in Richmondshire. A branch were of Midridge Grange, Co. Durham. See FVY 499; FVD 60; and pedigree in SD III, 313.

Britaigne Peter DeBraine Duke of
Ermine

Britlevile of Leake
Gules six billets ermine [Lawrence]
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Brittany
Checky or and azure within a bordure of the first, a canton ermine [usually shown with a bordure gules, which it is in the Fairfax window; this rendering is in the Stapleton window]
[Gilling]
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Brittany

John, Duke of, and Lord of Richmond
Checky or and azure, within a bordure gules with an orle of lions passant guardant or, and a canton ermine.
John Speed’s Plan
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Brokate

Thomas
Sable a cross patonce or.
From the church at Bolton Percy, he died 1435
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Brokenspeare

Argent on a cross gules five mullets or [Gilling]