toure *

tocketts *

thorpe

tankart *

Talbot

Sir T.
Argent, 3 lions rampant purpure.
Sir Thomas Talbot: quarterly I and IV silver three lions rampant purple; II and II1 silver a saltire engrailed gules. I and IV bear the arms of Talbot of Bashall, Lancashire ,
and are so blazoned for sir Thomas in Parl . and Will.; II and III are the arms of Tiptoft . They do not appear among the many quarterings given with the pedigree in SS 36, p. 236 ff.; nor in CVY III, S.

Tankersley
Argent on a bend gules three escollops or [later used by Eland] [Lawrence]
*

Tempest of Giggleswick
Argent a bend between six martlets sable [Hampton]
*

Thornell

of Fixby
Gules, 2 bars gemell, on a chief argent, an annulet sable.
The arms of Thornhill of Fixby, Yorkshire, differenced by the annulet . They are given for Sir Brian Thornhill in Powell. Pedigree CVY, p. 79 ff ., with notes.

Thornhill

First of described two coats
Gules, a fess between 2 gemels argent.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms

Thornton

Robert of East Newton
Argent, a chevron sable between 3 thorn leaves vert.
Pedigree FVY 296, where this shield is given. The arms were granted to Robert Thornton of East Newton, Yorkshire, 4 October 1563.

Thwaites
Argent on a fess sable three bezants between three fleur de lys gules [Gilling]
*

Thweng
Argent a fess gules between three popinjays vert [according to Burke’s Armory they should be “...collared and membered gules”] [Gilling]
*

Trusbut - Azure a Catherine wheel or *

Tufton Earls of Thanet
Sable an eagle displayed ermine within a bordure argent
*

Tuke of Kirby Malzeard and Riccall
Sable billety or with a canton ermine [Gen. And Misc.]
*

Tunstall
Sable three combs argent

Twyer of Holderness
Gules, a cross vair argent and azure
*

Tyson

Depicted quarterly with Atton, also of Gilbert Tyson of Anwyke and Malton, fundator [sic] of Bridlington
Vert, 3 lions rampant argent, crowned or.
Harleian Soc., Vol 15; The Visitation of Yorkshire in the years 1563 and 1564, made by William Flower Esq., Norroy King of Arms.