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Palmers
Gules three fleur de lys argent a chief vair, on the fess point a crescent or [?for difference]
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Parr, Baron Parr of Kendal, 1538
Argent, two bars Azure, a border engrailes Sa. [Bourke’s]
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Peck

Richard, of Wakefield
Argent, on a chevron engrailed gules, 3 crosses patte’ of the first.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.

Percehay of kirby Misperton
Argent a cross patonce gules [Lawrence]

Percy, Barons Percy, 1299
Azure five Fusils in fess or. [Bourke’s]
also: grand quarters:
i) 1&4 Or, a lion rampant Azure, 2&3 Gule 3 lucies haurient argent.
ii) Azure, five fusils in fess or.
iii) Gules, on a saltier argent, a rose gules barbesd and seeded ppr.
iiii) Quarterly Gules and Or, in the first quarter a mullet argent. [Bourk

Percy, Henry 1489, 4th Earl Northumberland

Quartered 1&4 Or a lion rampant Azure, 2&3 Gule 3 lucies haurient argent.

Percy of Alnwick
Azure five fuzils conjoined in fess or [Gen. And Misc.]
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Percy of Holderness
Or, a lion rampant azure within a bordure gobony argent and gules [Gen. And Misc.]

Percy of Kildale
Or five fusils in fess sable [Lawrence]

Pervinge

Robert
Sable, 3 mullets and a bordure engrailed or.
Given in Pap. 996 for " Per inke," and in FVY 403 for Perwings.

Phelip
Quarterly gules and argent, in the first quarter an eagle displayed argent [Gilling]
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Pierpoint Sir Henry
Argent, a lion rampant sable, between eight cinquefoils gules 3,2,2,1.
Or:- Quarterly 1 and 4, argent a semi of cinquefoils gules, a lion rampant sable; 2, argent six roundels sable 2 – 2 – 2; 3, azure three boars passant or

Pigod

Jacob
Azure, 2 bars, and 3 bezants in chief or.
Blazoned for sir Baldwin Pigott and John of Doddington, Yorkshire, in Parl. and Jen. Ord. For Pigott of Clotheram see FVY 234.
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Pilkington Sir John
Argent, a cross flory voided gules.
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Plantagenet
Gules three lions passant guardant Or, (later simplified to England) [Bourke’s]
[with assorted quarterings and differencing]

Plantagenet

Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester and Lord of Richmond
Quarterly, France modern and England, within a bordure argent.
John Speed’s Plan

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Plays

Argent a chevron between 3 roundels sable.
Given, without reference, for Place of Singleton, Yorkshire, in Pap. 464. Egton is in North Riding, near Whitby. For account of manor see VCH, North Riding, II, 343 ff . FVY 403 gives the arms for " Place of Aughton ."

Pollard, ermine a cross engrailed sable *

Pollington
Paly of six gules and argent a bend counter charged [sometimes given as argent and gules]
[Gilling]

Poole

Or, a stag’s head caboshed gules, a fleur-de-lis between the horns.
So blazoned for Poole of Bartington, Yorkshire. (FVY 4 0 3. )
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Poole Sir Ralph
Per-pale or and sable, a saltire counter-charged.
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Portington of Portington
Gules, on a bend argent three Cornish choughs of the first [Gen. And Misc.]

Powell
Per pale azure and gules, three lions rampant argent [Gilling]
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Poynings Robert Lord
Barry of 6 or and vert a bend gules.
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Pudsay of Bolton by Bowland
Vert a chevron between three mullets or [Hampton]
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Puleyn

of Scotton
Quarterly 1 (azure) on a bend between six lozenges (gold) each charged with an escallop (sable) five escallops (sable) ; 2 azure a fess between three martlets silver ; 3 quarterly
silver and sable a molet sable in the quarter; 4 silver on a chief sable three covered cups gold. Here depicted the 1st quarter for Puleyn only.
1 Pulleine of Scotton, Yorkshire; 2 Burdett; 3 Perers; 4 Westote. Same shield is given with pedigree FVY 242 / 43. Ralph Pulleine married Jennet, daughter and heiress of John
Burdett of Hollingthorpe and heiress of Perrers of Winthorpe, and of Westcote.

Pygott

Rauf
Sable, 3 picks argent.
Thus blazoned for Randolph Pigott in Will. The family were of Melmerby and Clotheram in the North Riding. Pedigree PHY, 518. Account of manor and family, VCH, North Riding, I, 222.

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Pykeringe

Sir Richard
Gules on a chevron argent, between 3 fleur-de-lis or, 3 roundels sable
The arms of the Nottinghamshire family (Burke). See also knights of Notts. in H, IV, p. 188. The shield is given for Pickering of Oswaldkirk FVY 403.