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Barclay of Eastwick Park and Gaddesby — Hedworth Trelawny Barclay

Sponsored by William James Dalrymple West, Esq,. Lord of Watlington-West, Norfolk

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England; Scottish ancestry

Barclay of Eastwick Park and Gaddesby — Hedworth Trelawny Barclay

Family / house
Barclay; Barclay of Eastwick Park; Barclay of Bury Hill; Barclay of Ury; Barclay of Mathers
Family / cadet branch
Eastwick Park and Gaddesby branch, descended through David Barclay of London from Robert Barclay of Ury
Armiger / bearer
Major Hedworth Trelawny Barclay
Entity type
individual
Social rank / class
landed_gentry
Heraldic authority
Surrey County Council armorial survey; landed-family genealogy
Record basis
ancient_usage
Issued / first recorded
1859
Until / superseded
1944
Historical period
Victorian and Edwardian period
Blazon
Azure, a chevron Argent, and in chief three crosses patée Argent.
Plain-English description
A blue shield bearing a silver chevron, with three silver cross patée in the upper part of the shield.
Tinctures
Azure; Argent
Charges / ordinaries
Chevron; Three crosses patée
Crest
A mitre Or.
Exterior ornaments
The Eastwick Park branch is recorded with the Barclay mitre crest. Supporters are associated with the senior representative of the Mathers-Urie line rather than necessarily with every Eastwick Park armiger.
Difference / variant
The Eastwick Park arms are a branch use of the Barclay arms associated with the Mathers-Urie descent. The surviving sources do not establish a separate hereditary difference for Hedworth Trelawny Barclay.
Source reference
Barclay of Bury Hill and Eastwick Park
Linked historical person
Hedworth Trelawny Barclay

Genealogical context

Father
Hedworth David Barclay
Mother
Agnes Caroline Trelawny
Spouse(s)
Agnes Mary Myddelton-Biddulph; Katie O'Meara
Children / next generation
Vera Agnes Barclay; Nesta Katherine Barclay; Rafe Hedworth Myddelton Barclay

Documented depiction

Open depiction source

Notes / sources

This is the immediate Barclay armorial source for Vera Agnes Barclay. It should not be conflated with unrelated English Barclays or with the corporate arms of Barclays Bank.