dyneley *

delacy *

deglanvile *

debeton *

Clare (de) - Gilbert Earl of Hertford, and Richard Earl of Gloucester
Or, three chevronels in pale gules.
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D’Eyville of Thornton [?]
Azure, a chevron sable in chief a fleur-de-lis or

D’Eyville of Thornton [?]
Azure, a chevron sable in chief a fleur-de-lis or

D'Arcy, Barons D'Arcy, 1299
Azure, semee of Crosses Crosslet, three Cinquefoils Argent. [Bourke’s]

Dacre, Barons Dacre of the North, 1482
Gules, three escallops argent. [Bourke’s]
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Dalton – Sirs John, Peter and Richard
Possibly - Azure, a lion rampant argent, between seven crosslets sable

Danby of Leake
Argent three chevrons embraced and a chief sable, the chief charged with three mullets pierced argent [Lawrence]
*

Danyell

Thomas and William
Argent, a pale indented sable; of Beswick, East Riding.
*

Danyell

William of Beswick, in Yorkshire
Gules on a cross argent, 5 eagles sable
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norry King of Arms.

Darcy variation, argent an eschutcheon within an orle of cinqufoils sable

Darell

Argent, a fess between 6 fleur-de-lis gules.
Of Bylton
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Darell Edmund of Sessay
Azure, a lion rampant or crowned argent, a cross fitchee on the shoulder.
According to the pedigree in FVY 29, Edmund Darell died in 1438 . The arms are not recorded earlier than here. See AA, 3rd ser ., III, 258, and Shirley's Noble and Gentlemen of England, 7. Sessay is a parish town in the North Riding, near Thirsk

Dasset of Hillmorton and Riccall
Sable, three martlets or, on a chief of the last a crescent azure all within a bordure engrailed gules
[Gen. And Misc.]

Dawnay of Snaith
Argent on a bend cotised sable three annulets of the field [Hampton]
*

De)Aldburgh of Harewood
Azure, a fess argent between three cross-crossletts or [Gen. And Misc.]

De)Ayton
Barry of six or and azure, on a canton gules a cross paté argent [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Belesme
Azure, a lion rampant within a bordure or
*

De)Furnival Lords of Sheffield/Hallamshire
Argent, a bend between six martlets gules

De)Furnival Thomas of Sheffield manor
Argent, a bend between six mascals gules [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Gant of Hunmanby
Barry of six or and azure overall a bend gules [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Knoll of Hellifield
Gules, a chevron between three roses argent

De)Lascelles of Hinderskelf
Sable, a cross patonce within a bordure or
*

De)Laughton Lords of Laughton en le Morthen
(1) Ancient - A cross between four quatrefoils
(2) Later - Quarterly, per fess indented or and gules

De)Laughton Lords of Laughton en le Morthen
(1) Ancient - A cross between four quatrefoils
(2) Later - Quarterly, per fess indented or and gules
*

De)Lisle
Or, a fess between two chevronels sable

De)Lovetot of Sheffield
Argent, a lion per fess gules and sable
*

De)Mortagne
Or, six lions rampant sable three two one [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Quincy, Earl of Winchester
Gules, seven mascles joined 3, 3 and 1 or [Gilling]

De)Sutton of Holderness
Or, a lion rampant azure debruised by a bend compony argent and gules [Gilling]

De)Teye of Nunnington
Or, a fess and two chevrons gules, three mullets pierced or upon the fess [Lawrence]
*

De)Vescy
Or, a cross gules [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Wake
Or, two bars gules, in chief three torteaux [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De)Warenne
Checky or and azure [Gen. And Misc.]
*

De Blois

Stephen, Earl of Holderness
Gules, 2 pales vair, and a chief or.
John Speed’s Plan
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De Bosvill (Bosvylle)

Argent, a fess fussily gules, upon it an escallop argent, in chief five leaves slipped sable.
In Jen. Ord . Roger Bosvylle bears three trefoils or leaves in chief.
The Visitation arms for Bosvile of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, have three bears' heads [e]rased in chief, whilst the Warmsworth branch bear three mullets in chief. (FVY 338, 356.) See also SS 1 33, pp. 47, 54 and 2o8. They were a distinguished Yorkshire family with many branches, and later settled in Kent

De Bosvill (Bosvylle)

Argent, a fess fussily gules, upon it an escallop argent, in chief five leaves slipped sable.
In Jen. Ord . Roger Bosvylle bears three trefoils or leaves in chief.
The Visitation arms for Bosvile of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, have three bears' heads [e]rased in chief, whilst the Warmsworth branch bear three mullets in chief. (FVY 338, 356.) See also SS 1 33, pp. 47, 54 and 2o8. They were a distinguished Yorkshire family with many branches, and later settled in Kent

De Bosvill (Bosvylle)

Argent, a fess fussily gules, upon it an escallop argent, in chief five leaves slipped sable.
In Jen. Ord . Roger Bosvylle bears three trefoils or leaves in chief.
The Visitation arms for Bosvile of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, have three bears' heads [e]rased in chief, whilst the Warmsworth branch bear three mullets in chief. (FVY 338, 356.) See also SS 1 33, pp. 47, 54 and 2o8. They were a distinguished Yorkshire family with many branches, and later settled in Kent

Deincourt
Argent, a fess dancetty between ten billets sable [the number of billets varies between shields. Burke’s armorial gives Ermine a fess dancetty sable — could the ‘billets’ be ermine points?]
[Gilling]
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Deincourt
Azure, a fess dancetty between ten billets or [Gilling]

De Laci [de Lacey] of Pontefract
Or a lion rampant purpure

DeLaHay
On a bend cortised sable, three escollops gules [Ross]
*

De la Land
Argent, a fess dancety, between six billets sable
*

De La Pole

merchants of Hull, later Earl of Suffolk
Azure, a fess between 3 leopard’s faces or.
Parker
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Delaval – Sirs Henry, William, Robert
Ermine, two bars vert.

De La Vale

William
Ermine, 2 bars vert, on the topmost a mullet argent
The same shield, also differenced by a molet, is in the chapel at Seaton Delaval . (AA, 4th ser, VII, 8 .) The shield as here, without the difference, is blazoned in Jen. It is here probably for William Delaval of Seghill and Benwell, who died s.p. before 1441. (Pedigree NCH, IX, 168.)

De Leeds of Thornton[?]
Argent a fess gules between three eagles displayed sable