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richardyork

richardgloucester *

(De) Rowthe

Sir John
Argent, on a bend cortised sable, 3 mullets argent. So blazoned for "monsr . John de Routh" in Will. The editor has not been able to trace the family . The arms differ from those given for Routhe of Pollington in FVY 570.

(De) Rytfforthe

Sir Henry
Per bend sable and argent, a lion rampant counter coloured.
Given for Sir Henry Ratford in Glover Ord., and for Ritford FVY 404.
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Radcliffe

of Hewyke
Quarterly of five 1, argent, a bend engrailed sable an escallop sable in the chief; 2, gules bezanty and a lion rampant silver; 3, sable in base a bezant in chief a slipped lily silver; 4, argent on a fess sable a mullet argent; 5, sable a fess fusily argent. [Herein only Radcliffe shown RGH]
1, Radcliffe of Hewicke and Elslack; 2, in Jen. Ord . for " sr . de Hewikes "; 3, ? ; 4, Keighley of Lancashire (Pap. 794); 5, 'Dawtry. Hewick is in North Riding, parish of Ripon. See FVY 295 and VCH, North Riding, II, 213/14.

Radcliffe of Mulgrave
Argent, a bend engrailed sable with a mullet thereon of the first [Gen. And Misc.]

Radcliff

Sir Rauf
Argent two bends engrailed sable.
So blazoned in Glover Ord . for sir John Radcliff of Wodeshall. The differenced shield of Radcliffe of Radcliffe who bore silver a bend engrailed sable . See VCH, Lancas ., V ,
58 if .,
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Ranulph

Earl of Chester
Azure, 3 garbs or
John Speed’s Plan
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Rastrick of Rastrick
Argent, a fess between three roses gules seeded proper
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Redmayne
Gules three lozenge cushions ermine tasselled or [Hampton]
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Rempston
Argent a chevron sable, in the dexter chief a cinquefoil pierced of the last [Gilling]
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Richard Duke of York, father of Edward IV and Richard III

Quartlery France and England, over all a label three points each charged with three torteaux
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Richard of Conisburgh Earl of Cambridge
Quarterly France and England, a label three points argent, each charged with as many torteaux, on a border af the same twelve lions rampant purpure.

Richmond Earls of after Alan the Red
Checky or and azure with a canton ermine

Richmond Earls of after the above
Checky or and azure with a canton ermine within a bordure gules
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Richmond
Ermine a crescent or [Gilling]
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Richmond
Gules two bars gemels and a chief or [Gilling]

Richmond Tudor Earls of
Quartered France modern and England within a bordure azure charged with eight martlets or
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Risby

of East Yorkshire
Argent, a saltire engrailed sable between four cinquefoils gules.
Shown quartered with Ellerker.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.

Rockley

Robert
Lozengy argent and gules, a fess sable over all.
Rockley of Rockley; Harleian MS.1171, fol. 43.
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Rocliff
Argent a chevron between three lion’s heads erased gules [Gilling]
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Rokerby of Rokerby
Argent, a chevron sable between three rooks proper
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Romundby

Richard
Ermine, a fess gules
So blazoned for "Romundby" in Glover Ord. and FVY 404.

Roos of Holderness
Gules, three water bougets or

Roos of Laxton
Azure three water bougets or [Gilling]

Roucliffe of Pickering
Argent a chevron between three lion’s heads erased gules, the chevron charged with a chess-rook for difference [Lawrence]

Ryther

Azure, 3 crescents or.
Depicted quarterly with Acclam in a MSS added by Richard Brooke, York Herald.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.