Fairfax
Argent, over three bars gemels gules a lion rampant sable [in one shield the lion is shown debruised by the bars gemels] [Gilling]
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Fairfax

of Gilling (some doubt about this one)
Argent, a fess between 3 lions rampant sable.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.

Fauconberg early 14th century family of
Argent, a lion rampant double queued azure [Gen. And Misc.]

Fauconberg Neville branch
Gules, a saltire argent, at centre point a mullet sable for difference [Gen. And Misc.]

Fauconberg of Rise
First assumed those of de Brus
Argent, a lion rampant azure

Fauconberg variation, argent a lion rampant azure, debruised with a bendlet or. *

Fenwick – Sirs Henry, Ralph
Probably – Per fess gules and argent, six martlets, 3-2-1 counter charged
Or possibly 3-3 counter charged

Ferrers
Vairy or and gules [Gilling]
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Ffaukes

Argent, a lozenge voided sable.
Blazoned with the field ermine for Fawkes of Farnlev in FVY loo, and also for Fawkes of Woodhall in CVY I ,
204/8.

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Ffulthorpe

Thomas
Argent, a cross Moline sable
So blazoned in Will. for Alan Fulthorpe . The family were of Tunstall, co. Durham. Pedigree FDV 129 and SD, III , 126.

FitzAlan, Earls of Arundel, Barons Maltravers, 1330
Argent (azure?), a lion rampant within a border or. [Bourke’s]

FitzAlan of Bedale
Barry of eight or and gules [Gilling]

Fitz Henry (Fitz Harry) William

Argent a cross engrailed sable.
Of Kilfield, in the East Riding

FitzHerbert, Barons Fitz Reginald, 1294
Argent, a chief variee or and gules, overall a bend azure. [Bourke’s]

FitzHugh, Barons Fitz Hugh, 1321
Azure, three chevronels and a chief or. [Bourke’s]

FitzHugh
Azure, three chevronells in base (sometimes fretty) or, and a chief of the second [Gen. And Misc.]

FitzHugh
Azure, three chevrons braced or, a chief of the last [elsewhere sometimes azure fretty and a chief or] [Gilling]

FitzJohn

Eustace, Lord of Knaresborough
Quartered or and gules within a bordure vair.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.

FitzMaldred

Or, fretty gules on a canton per pale ermine and or, a lymphad sable.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.

FitzPayne, Barons Fitz Payne, 1299
Gu. Three lions Passant Guardant in pale [?], Overall a bend Az[Arg?]. [Bourke’s]

FitzRandolph/Fitz-Randell/Fitz-John
Azure, a chief indented or [Gen. And Misc.]

FitzSwein of Cawthorne; Adam was the son of Swein FitzAilric, Lord of Cawthorne
Or a lion rampant Sable

FitzWalter, Barons Fitz Walter, 1295
Or, a fess betw. two chevronells, Gu. [Bourke’s]

FitzWarine, Barons Fitz Warine, 1295
Quarterly Argent and gules per fesse indented [Bourke’s]

FitzWarine, Barons Fitz Warine, 1342
Quarterly Argent and gules per fesse indented, in the 1st Quarter, a fret Gu. [Bourke’s]

FitzWilliam, Baron Fitz William, 1324
Lozengy Argent and gules. [Bourke’s]

FitzWilliam, Earl of Southampton, 1537
Lozengy, Argent and gules, a mullet for difference. [Bourke’s]

FitzWilliam
Lozengy argent and gules [Gen. And Misc.] [Hampton]
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Foljambe – Sir Godfrey died 1376, at least three more followed.
Sable, a bend between six escollops or.

Folyfate or Follyfoot
Argent a fess sable between two lions passant gardant sable [note: this is sometimes shown with the lions regardant, or just passant; sometimes it is blazoned with three lions] [Gilling]

Forth
Gules two bends vairy argent and gules, on a canton or a demi lion passant sable langued gules [usually blazoned as a demi greyhound, but here drawn more like a lion] [Gilling]

fortibus *

franke

Frewen
Ermine, four bars azure with a demi-lion proper in chief
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Frost (?)

Checky Azure and or, on a canton sable, a mullet argent.
Lawrence

Frost

Argent a chevron gules between three trefoils slipped azure, shown at Malton, St. Mary's, quartered with Overton.
Source, Glover's Vis, as contained in Lawrence *