{"id":42911,"date":"2026-09-02T04:51:13","date_gmt":"2026-09-02T04:51:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911"},"modified":"2026-09-02T04:51:13","modified_gmt":"2026-09-02T04:51:13","slug":"armorial-registry","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911","title":{"rendered":"Armorial Registry"},"content":{"rendered":"        <div class=\"mhr-directory mhr-armorial-registry\">\n            <header class=\"mhr-directory-hero\"><div><p class=\"mhr-eyebrow\">General Armorial Registry<\/p><h1>Armorial Registry<\/h1><p class=\"mhr-directory-intro\">A digital registry of armorial bearings centred on landed and armigerous gentry, their cadet\/offshoot branches and upward connections into knighthood, baronetcies, peerage and royal houses, while also retaining other documented heraldry. Links to manors, lordships and historical people are optional.<\/p><\/div><\/header>\n            <form class=\"mhr-directory-search\" method=\"get\" action=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911\">\n                <input type=\"hidden\" name=\"page_id\" value=\"42911\">                <label class=\"mhr-directory-query\"><span>Search armory<\/span><input type=\"search\" name=\"arm_q\" value=\"\" placeholder=\"Surname, armiger, blazon, charge, tincture, grant, authority\u2026\"><\/label>\n                <label><span>Family \/ house<\/span><select name=\"arm_family\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option >Alexander; Jackson of Coleraine; Jackson of Forkhill; Knox; Stuart; Caledon<\/option><option >Amherst; Amhurst; Amherst of East Farleigh; Amherst of Pembury<\/option><option >Amherst; Amhurst; Amherst of Pembury; Amherst of East Farleigh; Foulden Hall; Tyssen-Amherst<\/option><option >Amherst; Amhurst; Daniel; Daniel-Tyssen; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Amhurst of Pembury; Amherst of Kent; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Cecil-Amherst<\/option><option >Antiquarian Horological Society<\/option><option >Balfour of Balbirnie; Balfour of Dovan; Balfour of Lalathan; Balfour-Ramsay; Whitehill<\/option><option >Balfour of Balgonie; Balfour of Newton Don; Balfour of Whittingehame; Antrim; McDonnell; Barrington<\/option><option >Balfour of Balgonie; Balfour of Newton Don; Balfour of Whittingehame; Balfour of Balbirnie; Barrington; Antrim<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Balfour of Balbirnie; Earls of Balfour; Lytton; Balfour-Sturgis<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Balfour of Balbirnie; Earls of Balfour; Viscounts Traprain; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Balfour of Balbirnie; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Childwall Hall; Strathconan<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Balfour of Balbirnie; Strathconan; Balgonie; Newton Don; Earls of Balfour<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Earls of Balfour; Argyll; Campbell; Goschen<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Earls of Balfour; Balfour of Balbirnie; Bulwer-Lytton<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Earls of Balfour; Balfour of Balbirnie; Fitzalan-Howard; Norfolk<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Earls of Balfour; Bulwer-Lytton; Whittingehame Tower<\/option><option >Balfour of Whittingehame; Earls of Balfour; Whittingehame Tower<\/option><option >Balfour; Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Whittingehame<\/option><option >Balfour; Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Whittingehame<\/option><option >Bamber; Gascoyne; Childwall Hall; Bifrons; Greene; Lancashire; Essex<\/option><option >Barclay; Barclay of Eastwick Park; Barclay of Bury Hill; Barclay of Ury<\/option><option >Barclay; Barclay of Eastwick Park; Barclay of Bury Hill; Barclay of Ury; Barclay of Mathers<\/option><option >Barnardiston of Kedington Hall; Barnardiston of Brightwell; Barnardiston of The Ryes; King of Boyle Abbey; Zouch of Woking; Cecil of Wimbledon<\/option><option >Beresford-Hope of Bedgebury Park and Beresford Hall; Gascoyne-Cecil of Salisbury; Campbell of Cupar and St Andrews; Stratheden and Campbell<\/option><option >Beresford-Hope of Bedgebury Park; Hope of Deepdene; Beresford of Beresford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gibbs of Aldenham; Aldenham House<\/option><option >Beresford-Hope; Hope of Deepdene; Beresford of Beresford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gibbs of Aldenham; Aldenham House<\/option><option >Beresford; Beresford of Beresford; Viscounts Beresford; Beresford of Waterford; Beresford of Curraghmore<\/option><option >Berkeley of Stoke Gifford; Berkeley of Berkeley Castle; Berkeley of Uley; Stoke Park; Rendcomb<\/option><option >Berkeley of Stoke Gifford; Berkeley of Uley; Berkeley of Berkeley Castle; Berkeley of Botetourt<\/option><option >Berkeley of Stoke Gifford; Berkeley of Uley; Berkeley of Rendcomb; Berkeley of Berkeley Castle; Coke of Stoke Poges; Cecil of Exeter<\/option><option >Bisshopp of Parham; Hedges; Tate; Zouche of Harringworth; Southwell; Pye<\/option><option >Bisshopp of Parham; Southwell; Curzon; Zouche of Harringworth; Assheton<\/option><option >Borough<\/option><option >Boyle of Cork and Burlington; Clifford of Cumberland; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Burlington House; Skipton<\/option><option >Boynton<\/option><option >Brereton of Brereton Hall; Barons Brereton of Leighlin; Willoughby of Parham; Fowler; Goring; Fitton<\/option><option >Brereton of Brereton Hall; Barons Brereton of Leighlin; Willoughby of Parham; Tipping; Fitton; Goring<\/option><option >Brereton of Brereton; Barons Brereton of Leighlin; Brereton Hall; Fitton; Goring; Cheshire<\/option><option >Brereton of Brereton; Brereton of Malpas; Brereton of Handforth; Dutton; Ipstones; Egerton; Cheshire gentry<\/option><option >British Institute of Radiology<\/option><option >Burnett of Leys; Burnett baronets; Crathes Castle; Kincardineshire; Aberdeenshire; Burnett of Craigmyle; Burnett of Crimond<\/option><option >Burnett of Leys; Cecil-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney; Burnett baronets; Crathes Castle; House of Burnett<\/option><option >Burton<\/option><option >Byron<\/option><option >Calverley<\/option><option >Campbell of Cupar; Campbell of St Andrews; Stratheden and Campbell; Campbell of Hartrigge<\/option><option >Campbell of Hartrigge; Stratheden and Campbell; Beresford-Hope; Hamilton of Dalzell; Anstruther-Gray<\/option><option >Campbell of Hartrigge; Stratheden and Campbell; Beresford-Hope; Hamilton of Dalzell; Smith of Kenya<\/option><option >Campbell of Hartrigge; Stratheden and Campbell; Campbell of Cupar and St Andrews; Beresford-Hope<\/option><option >Cavendish; Cavendish of Chatsworth; Devonshire<\/option><option >Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Salisbury; Burghley House; Hatfield House; Stamford; Northamptonshire; Lincolnshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Salisbury; Burghley; Hatfield; Stamford; Cranborne; Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Salisbury; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Neville of Latimer; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Burghley House; Exeter House<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cope of Hanwell<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cope of Hanwell; Egerton of Bridgwater; Ashley Cooper of Shaftesbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Wakerley; Collyweston; Northamptonshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Burghley; Wimbledon; Putney<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Wimbledon House; Putney Park; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Wimbledon; Putney<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon; Wimbledon; Putney; Surrey<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Earls of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Stamford; Northamptonshire; Lincolnshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Manners of Belvoir; Rutland; Ros of Helmsley; Holcroft<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Nevill of Latimer; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Nevill of Latimer; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Somerset; de Vere; Beauchamp; Percy; Howard; Stafford<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Wakerley; Wimbledon; Lowesby; Kelvedon<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Hatfield; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Cranborne; Essendon; Hatfield House<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Cecil of Essendon<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Essendon<\/option><option >Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Stamford; Heckington of Bourne; Walcot; Winston; Caerleon; Burghley<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Baggallay; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Grenadier Guards<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Barclay of Eastwick Park; Barclay of Mathers and Ury<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Barclay; Dennett<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Clifton Brown; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Baggallay; Burnett of Leys; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Baggallay; Burnett of Leys; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Baggallay; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Burnett of Leys; Burnett baronets; Murless; Payne; Guest; Newmarket<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Clifton Brown; Merriman; Michels; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Cornwallis; Barclay; Foulden Hall; Isle of Man<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Brooks; Bain; Lloyd-Evans; Jennings<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Brooks; Wemyss; Daubeny; Carew; Dix<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Baggallay; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Grenadier Guards<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Burnett of Leys; Baggallay<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Cornwallis<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Hackney; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Brooks of Barlow Hall; Cunliffe-Brooks; Stocken Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Brownlow; Chambers<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Brownlow; Chambers; Derby; Burghley House; Stamford<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Brownlow; Chambers; Garnier; Burghley House; Stamford; Northamptonshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Brownlow; Chambers; Garnier; Vernon; Hoggins; Burrell; Burghley House; Marquesses of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cavendish; Brownlow; Bennet; Ossulston; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cavendish; Devonshire; Rich; Rutland; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Brownlow; Chambers<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Burghley<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Neville of Latimer; Drury; Noel; Chandos<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Cope; Egerton; Bridgwater; Burghley House; Northamptonshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wakerley; Wakerley; Collyweston; Cope; Exeter succession<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Neville of Latimer; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Noel; Drury; Stafford; Nevill; Latimer<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Putney; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Chambers; Garnier; Brownlow; Burghley House; Stamford; Shropshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Coke of Mileham; Hatton; Holborn; Stoke Poges; Norfolk; Northamptonshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Denny of Waltham; Earls of Norwich; Grey de Wilton; Somerset<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Drury of Riddlesworth and Rougham<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Earls of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Hanbury; Shropshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Exeter marquessate; Garnier<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Exeter; Burghley House; Nevill of Latimer; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Joicey-Cecil; Joicey of Newton Hall and Longhirst; Pakenham of Longford; Highfield; Andover; Chute Forest; Longhirst<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Joicey; Joicey-Cecil; Longhirst; Newton Hall; Highfield, Andover<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Joicey; Joicey-Cecil; Newton Hall; Highfield, Andover<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Pakenham; Foulden Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Lord Edward Henry Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Stamford; Northamptonshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Stamford; Northamptonshire; Lincolnshire<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Earls of Exeter; Chambers; Garnier; Burghley House; Stamford; Hanbury; Great Bolas<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Evans-Freke; Carbery; Castle Freke; Laxton Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Pakenham; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Plymouth Brethren; Ontario<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Royal Navy<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Marquesses of Exeter; Stocken Hall; Brooks of Barlow Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Nevill of Latimer; Beauchamp of Warwick; Nevill ancient; Berkeley; Vere; Howard; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Nevill of Latimer; Nevill of Raby; FitzAlan; Butler; Glanvill; Beauchamp; de Vere; Berners; Hume; Basset; Badlesmere; Sergeaux; Howard; Scales; Playz; Sta<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Neville of Latimer<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Winston; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Pierrepont of Holme Pierrepont; Earls Manvers; Conholt Park<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Ros of Helmsley; Manners of Rutland; Belvoir; Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Ros of Helmsley; Manners; Rutland<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Ros of Helmsley; Manners; Rutland; Lake<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney; Mitford; Pakenham; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Wakerley; Egerton of Bridgwater; Stanley of Derby; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Wakerley; Egerton; Bridgwater; Manners; Rutland<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cope; Cecil of Burghley<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Noel; Drury; Zouche<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Coke of Mileham, Stoke Poges and Norfolk; Berkeley of Stoke Gifford; Berkeley of Berkeley Castle; Berkeley of Bruton; Berkeley of Uley; Berkeley of Rendcomb<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Coke; Nevill<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Poyntz of Cowdray<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Poyntz of Cowdray and Midgham<\/option><option >Cecil of Exeter; Tyssen-Amherst later Cecil; Amherst of Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Clifford of Skipton; Earls of Cumberland; Boyle of Cork and Burlington<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Hatfield; Cecil of Burghley; Salisbury; Cranborne; Hatfield House<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Hatfield; Cecil of Burghley; Salisbury; Cranborne; Manners; Rutland<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Hatfield; Hamilton of Killaugh\/Castle Hamilton; Temple; Cecil-Hamilton<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Childwall Hall; Hatfield; Cranborne; Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Hatfield; Cranborne; Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Hatfield; Cranborne; Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley of Lytchett Heath<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney; Didlington Hall; Lytchett Heath<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Exeter; Bootle-Wilbraham; Lathom<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Great Wigsell; Maxse; Hardinge of Penshurst<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Wyndham-Quin; Dunraven; Rhodesia<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Percy of Northumberland; Lucy; Percy of Alnwick<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil of Salisbury; Sidney of Penshurst; Leicester; Dudley; Brandon; Gamage<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cope of Hanwell; Egerton of Bridgwater<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cope of Hanwell; Havers of Stockerston<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Earls of Exeter; Cope; Egerton<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Egerton of Bridgwater; Ashley Cooper of Shaftesbury<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Exeter; Bridgewater; Egerton<\/option><option >Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Manners of Rutland; Egerton of Bridgwater<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Fiennes of Broughton and Saye and Sele; Sprigge<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Temple; Kingsmill<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel of Brooke and Dalby; Camden<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel of Dalby and Brooke; Harington of Exton<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel; Willoughby of Parham<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Wray of Ashby; Wray of Glentworth; Noel; Drury<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Wray of Ashby, Glentworth and Barlings; Drury; Tufton<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Wray of Ashby; Wray of Glentworth; Noel; Drury<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter; Wray of Ashby; Wray of Glentworth; Noel; Drury; Tufton<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Noel of Dalby and Brooke<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Burghley; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Noel; Temple<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Burghley; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Temple; Noel<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Nevill of Latimer; Wimbledon<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel of Dalby and Brooke; Harington; Wimbledon<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Noel; Willoughby of Parham<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Willoughby of Parham; Noel; Manners of Rutland<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Wimbledon; Putney; Noel; Drury; Zouch<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Noel; Wray of Ashby; Willoughby of Parham; Fiennes of Broughton; Zouche of Woking; Drury of Hawstead<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Wray of Ashby; Wray of Glentworth; Noel; Drury<\/option><option >Cecil of Wimbledon; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Twisleton of Barley; Twisleton of Woodhall; Cecil Twisleton<\/option><option >Cecil-Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil-Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil-Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Chelwood<\/option><option >Cecil-Hamilton; Hamilton of Castle Hamilton; Hamilton of Killaugh; Southwell of Castle Mattress; Southwell of Castle Hamilton; Connor<\/option><option >Cecil-Hamilton; Hamilton of Castle Hamilton; Southwell; Jackson of Forkhill<\/option><option >Cecil; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Exeter; Foulden Hall; Hackney; Burnett of Leys<\/option><option >Cecil; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Exeter; Foulden Hall; Hackney; Cornwallis; Barclay of Mathers and Urie<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Earls of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Earls of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Burghley House; Stamford; Northamptonshire; Rutland; Lincolnshire<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Bridge Creek Ranch; 100 Mile House; Victoria, British Columbia<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Orde-Powlett<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Orde-Powlett; Bridge Creek Ranch<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Marquesses of Exeter; Orde-Powlett; Bridge Creek Ranch; 100 Mile House<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Orde-Powlett; Marquesses of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Whichcote of Aswarby; Marquesses of Exeter<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Amherst of Hackney; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Barclay of Eastwick Park and Ury<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Amherst of Hackney; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Neville of Latimer; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Wimbledon; Putney<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil-Hamilton; Hamilton of Castle Killaugh; Hamilton of Castle Hamilton; Temple<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley of Lytchett Heath; Wilcote House; Meade-Fetherstonhaugh; Mackinnon<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House; Scott<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House; Zervudachi; Wyndham-Quin<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Hatfield House<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; King&#039;s Walden; Bangor; Bristol<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Bennet<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Rutland<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Gascoyne; Childwall Hall; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; King\u2019s Walden; Brown; Meynell<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; King\u2019s Walden; Meynell<\/option><option >Cecil; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Egerton; Bridgewater<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cadogan<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Amherst of Hackney; Rockley of Lytchett Heath<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Gascoyne<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Meade-Fetherstonhaugh<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Orchardmains; Great Eastern Railway; Metropolitan District Railway; Brazilian Submarine Telegraph Company<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Orchardmains; Innerleithen; Scottish Borders<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Orchardmains; Passford House; Lymington; Hampshire Regiment<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield; Orchardmains; Tonbridge; Lymington<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley of Lytchett Heath<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley of Lytchett Heath; Amherst; Tyssen-Amherst<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley of Lytchett Heath; Cadogan<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley of Lytchett Heath; Tyssen-Amherst<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Rockley; Cadogan of Chelsea<\/option><option >Cecil; Gascoyne; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Cecil; Joicey<\/option><option >Cecil; Nevill of Latimer; Nevill of Raby and associated ancestral houses<\/option><option >Cecil; Rockley<\/option><option >Cecil; Rockley; Cadogan<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Cavendish; Devonshire<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley of Lytchett Heath; Meade-Fetherstonhaugh; Wills<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Rockley; Wilcote House; Mackinnon<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Hatfield House; Burghley<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Howard<\/option><option >Cecil; Salisbury; Meynell<\/option><option >Cecil; Seyceld; Allt-yr-ynys; Walterstone; Ewyas Lacy; Herefordshire<\/option><option >Cecil; Tyssen-Amherst later Cecil<\/option><option >Cecil; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Hackney; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Cecil; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot<\/option><option >Chambers of Derby; Chambers of London; Chambers of the English Copper Company<\/option><option >Chaplin of Blankney; Cecil of Exeter; Chambers; Sutherland-Leveson-Gower; Ellice<\/option><option >Child-Villiers; Villiers of Jersey; Child of Osterley; Villiers of Brooksby<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Longford; Leicester; Egerton; Wilton; Longford Hall; Royal Household<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Coke of Mileham; Coke of Stoke Poges; Holkham Hall; Longford<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Leicester; Drury; Trefusis; Yorke; Hardwicke; Redler; de Chair<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Leicester; Dutton; Keppel; Southwell; Clifford; Albemarle<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Leicester; Whitbread; Brand; Cavendish; Chesham; Lascelles<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Lovel; Leicester; Tufton; Paston; Knightley; Lovelace<\/option><option >Coke of Holkham; Leicester; White; Annaly; Stuart; Drury; Dalrymple-Hamilton; Ogilvy; Airlie<\/option><option >Coke of Longford; Coke of Holkham; Coke of Norfolk; Chamberlayne; Denton; Longford Hall<\/option><option >Coke of Longford; Coke of Stoke Poges; Coke of Mileham; Redish; Dethick; Dyer; Barker; Longford Hall<\/option><option >Coke of Mileham; Coke of Godwick; Coke of Stoke Poges; Coke of Holkham; Crispin; Folcard or Pillett; Paw; Paston; Cecil of Exeter<\/option><option >Coke of Mileham; Coke of Norfolk; Coke of Stoke Poges; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Winstone; Caerleon; Heckington; Walcot; Paw<\/option><option >Coke of Mileham; Coke of Norfolk; Holme; Pillett; Paw; Stoke Poges; Holkham<\/option><option >Coke; Cecil; Villiers<\/option><option >Coke; Holme; Pillett; Paw<\/option><option >College of General Dentistry<\/option><option >Copley<\/option><option >Cornwallis; Wykeham-Martin; Mann; Cornwallis of Linton<\/option><option >Curwen<\/option><option >Curzon; Bisshopp; Hedges; Tate; Zouche of Harringworth; Wilmot-Horton<\/option><option >Daniel-Tyssen; Tyssen-Amherst; Amhurst; Tyssen; Foulden Hall; Didlington Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Daniel-Tyssen; Tyssen-Amhurst; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Kent; Fountaine of Narford; Didlington Hall; Foulden Hall; Amherst of Hackney<\/option><option >Daniel-Tyssen; Tyssen-Amhurst; Tyssen-Amherst; Amherst of Kent; Fountaine of Narford; Mitford; Didlington Hall; Foulden Hall; Hackney<\/option><option >Daniel; Daniel-Tyssen; Tyssen-Amherst; Foulden Hall<\/option><option >Danvers of Dauntsey; Danvers of Culworth; Dauntsey; Brancestre; Barendes; Stradling; Nevill<\/option><option >Danvers of Dauntsey; Danvers of Culworth; Dauntsey; Brancestre; Langley; Stradling<\/option><option >Danvers of Dauntsey; Villiers of Purbeck; Coke of Stoke Poges; Howard of Clun Castle; Cecil of Exeter<\/option><option >Danvers of Dauntsey; Villiers of Purbeck; Coke; Howard; Wright<\/option><option >Downing of East Hatley; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Manners; East Hatley; Downing College<\/option><option >Evans-Freke; Carbery; Cecil of Exeter; Castle Freke; South Africa<\/option><option >Evans-Freke; Carbery; Cecil of Exeter; Kirwan; Castle Freke; Rutland<\/option><option >Evans-Freke; Carbery; Cecil of Exeter; Toulmin; Castle Freke<\/option><option >Evans; Carbery; Bulgaden Hall; Stafford; Laxton Hall; Eyre<\/option><option >Evans; Evans-Freke; Freke; Barons Carbery; Castle Freke; Laxton Hall; Bulgaden Hall<\/option><option >Evans; Evans-Freke; Freke; Carbery; Castle Freke; Bulgaden Hall; West Bilney<\/option><option >Fiennes<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Cecil of Wimbledon; Ellis of Alrey; Langley<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Cecil of Wimbledon; Twisleton of Barley; Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; de Saye; Twisleton\u2013Fiennes<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Ellis of Alrey; Ellis of Hawarden<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Ellis of Alrey; Langley; Fiennes of the collateral viscountial line<\/option><option >Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Temple; Fiennes of Ickworth; Fiennes of Shellelowe<\/option><option >Fiennes; de Say; Saye and Sele; Fiennes of Broughton<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Cecil; Temple<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Croft<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Eliot; Whitehead<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Fermor; Kingsmill<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Kingsmill; Temple<\/option><option >Fiennes; Fiennes of Broughton; Saye and Sele; Temple; Kingsmill<\/option><option >Fiennes; Saye and Sele; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Burghley; Noel<\/option><option >Fiennes; Saye and Sele; Twisleton; Broughton<\/option><option >Fiennes; Twisleton; Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes; Wykeham; Saye and Sele; Eardley<\/option><option >Finch of Eastwell; Finch baronets; Earls of Winchilsea; Viscounts Maidstone<\/option><option >Fitzwilliam<\/option><option >Forester of Dothill; Cecil of Salisbury; Forester of Watling Street; Dothill Park; Wellington; Shropshire<\/option><option >Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Greene; Price; Childwall Hall; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Price; Greene; Childwall Hall; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Price; Greene; Childwall Hall; Lancashire; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Cecil of Chelwood; Lambton; Durham; Chelwood Gate<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Quickswood of Clothall; Hatfield; Cranborne; Salisbury<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne; Stirling of Keir<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Cecil of Burghley; Salisbury; Hatfield; Wilson of Woodhorn Manor; Morpeth<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Salisbury; Hatfield; Cranborne<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Pilcher; New Forest; Hampshire; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Quickswood of Clothall; Hatfield; Salisbury<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Rockley; Scott of Eldon<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Chelwood; Grinstead; Lambton<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Downham House; Essex; Bishop of Exeter<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Hatfield; Rockley; Lytchett Heath<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Rockley; Lytchett Heath; Scott of Eldon<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Stuart-Wortley; Caton-Woodville; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Stuart-Wortley; Stuart of Wortley; Wortley; Salisbury; Hatfield<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil; Alderson; Maxse<\/option><option >Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil; Bootle-Wilbraham<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Bamber; Green<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Bamber; Price<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoigne; Bifrons; Childwall Hall; Roby Hall; Raby Hall; Liverpool; Lancashire; Leigh Smith<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons and Childwall; Roby Hall; Liverpool; Lancashire; Williamson<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Bamber; Greene; Childwall Hall; Childwall; Lancashire; Barking; Essex<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Barking; Essex; Bamber<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Bifrons House; Barking; Bamber; Green of Childwall; Childwall Hall; Lancashire; Essex<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Childwall Hall; Bamber; Barking; Essex; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Childwall Hall; Barking; Childwall; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Childwall Hall; Greene; Barking; Lancashire; Essex<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Greene; Price; Childwall Hall<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Price; Childwall Hall; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Barking; Essex; Childwall; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Bifrons; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Greene of Childwall; Childwall Hall; Barking; Lancashire; Essex<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bamber; Price of Knighton; Greene; Bifrons; Lancashire; Radnorshire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bifrons; Barking; Childwall; Price of Knighton; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bifrons; Greene; Price; Liverpool; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Bifrons; Greene; Williamson; Roby Hall; Liverpool; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Childwall Hall; Price; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne of Childwall Hall; Greene; Price; Cecil of Salisbury; Gascoyne-Cecil; Hatfield; Lancashire<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Childwall Hall; Hatfield<\/option><option >Gascoyne; Price; Cecil<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Beresford-Hope; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Aldenham House<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Beresford-Hope; Hope of Deepdene; Beresford of Beresford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Beresford-Hope; Houldsworth; Aldenham House<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Gibbs of Clyst St George; Aldenham House; St Albans ecclesiastical branch<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Gibbs of Clyst St George; Antony Gibbs &amp; Sons; Hucks; Aldenham House; Clifton Hampden<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Gibbs of Clyst St George; Gibbs of Fenton; Aldenham House; Clifton Hampden<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Gibbs of Fenton; Hucks; Aldenham House; Clifton Hampden<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Gibbs of Hunsdon; Durant; Aldenham House; Briggens<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Hucks; Gibbs-Hucks; Goddards; Abinger Common; Cobham; Woodmansterne; Banstead<\/option><option >Gibbs of Aldenham; Hucks; Hunsdon of Hunsdon; Durant; Briggens; Hunsdon House<\/option><option >Gibbs; Aldenham; Beresford-Hope; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury<\/option><option >Greville; Greville-Nugent; Nugent of Westmeath; Clonyn<\/option><option >Halford of Welham; Cecil of Salisbury; Salisbury; Manners; Welham; Leicestershire<\/option><option >Hamilton of Innerwick; Hamilton of Killaugh; Hamilton of Castle Hamilton; Hamilton of Killeshandra<\/option><option >Havers of Stockerston; Havers of London; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley<\/option><option >Heckington of Bourne; Ekington; Walcot; Cecil of Burghley<\/option><option >Hill; Trevor; Rowe; Downshire<\/option><option >Hope of Deepdene; Beresford-Hope; Beresford of Beresford; Beresford of Waterford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Childwall Hall; Bedgebury Park; Beresford Hall<\/option><option >Hope of Deepdene; Beresford-Hope; Beresford of Beresford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Cecil of Salisbury; Bedgebury Park; Beresford Hall<\/option><option >Hope of Deepdene; Beresford-Hope; Beresford of Beresford; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury; Bedgebury Park; Beresford Hall<\/option><option >Hope of Deepdene; Hope of Trenant Park; Hope of Amsterdam; Hope and Company<\/option><option >Hope; Beresford-Hope; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury<\/option><option >Hotham of South Dalton; Cecil of Salisbury; Corbet of Longnor; Hotham baronets; East Yorkshire<\/option><option >Jackson of Forkhill; Jackson of Coleraine; Jackson of Kirkby Lonsdale; Otway; Beresford; Boyd<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey of Newton Hall and Longhirst<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey of Newton Hall; Bowes-Lyon; Adeley; Milton Abbas; Dorset<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey of Newton Hall; Bowes-Lyon; Highfield; Braddocks; Solefields<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey of Newton Hall; Bowes-Lyon; Highfield; Chute Forest; Andover<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey of Newton Hall; Highfield, Andover<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey; Bowes-Lyon; Adeley; Warman; Seager<\/option><option >Joicey-Cecil; Cecil of Exeter; Joicey; Bowes-Lyon; Malcolm; Hart Hill Farm; Wiltshire<\/option><option >Joicey; Joicey of Newton Hall; Joicey of Longhirst and Ulgham; Joicey baronets; Joicey barons<\/option><option >Joicey; Joicey of Newton Hall; Longhirst; Northumberland; Joyce and Joice attributed forms; Ince of Lancashire<\/option><option >Jones of Ranelagh; Earls of Ranelagh; Willoughby of Parham; Willoughby of Eresby; Cecil of Wimbledon; Manners of Rutland<\/option><option >Jones of Ranelagh; Jones of Durhamstown; Viscounts Ranelagh; Earls of Ranelagh; Jones of Roscommon<\/option><option >Jones of Ranelagh; Willoughby of Parham; Coningsby of Hampton Court; Coningsby of Clanbrassil; Earls of Coningsby; Salwey; Solers; Bagot; Frene; Whethill; Ferebie<\/option><option >King of Boyle Abbey; Baron Kingston; Viscount Kingsborough; Earls of Kingston; Viscounts Lorton<\/option><option >King of Boyle Abbey; King of Rockingham; Kingsborough; Kingston; Lorton; County Roscommon<\/option><option >la Zouche of Ashby; St Maur; Charlton; Holland; Ingham; later Mortimer-connected Zouche inheritance<\/option><option >la Zouche of Ashby; Zouche of Harringworth; Zouche of Haryngworth; Zouche of Woking; Zouch of Hoe Bridge<\/option><option >la Zouche of Ashby; Zouche of North Molton; Barons la Zouche of Ashby<\/option><option >la Zouche of Lubbesthorpe; Harringworth collateral; Leicestershire Zouche<\/option><option >la Zouche of North Molton; la Zouche of Ashby; Zouche of Ashby-de-la-Zouch; Barons la Zouche of Ashby<\/option><option >Latimer of Corby; Latimer of Danby; Latimer of Braybrooke; Knights of the Garter<\/option><option >Latimer of Corby; Latimer of Danby; Latimer of Braybrooke; Latimer of Scrampston<\/option><option >Latimer of Corby; Latimer of Danby; Neville of Raby; Willoughby de Eresby<\/option><option >Lawley; Lawley of Spoonhill; later Lawley baronets and Wenlock<\/option><option >Lee of London; Lee of Billesley; Lee or Leigh<\/option><option >Lennox of Richmond; Dukes of Richmond; Dukes of Lennox; Aubigny; Gordon; Badenoch; Seton; Fraser; Goodwood<\/option><option >Lowther of Barley Thorpe; Lowther of Lonsdale; Lowther of Campsea Ashe; Parke of Wensleydale<\/option><option >Lowther of Campsea Ashe; Lowther of Lowther; Beresford-Hope of Bedgebury Park and Beresford Hall; Gascoyne-Cecil; Salisbury<\/option><option >Lowther of Campsea Ashe; Lowther of Lowther; Lowther of Lonsdale; Viscounts Ullswater<\/option><option >Lowther of Lowther; Lowther of Lonsdale; Lowther baronets; Earls of Lonsdale<\/option><option >Manners of Belvoir; Rutland; Ros of Helmsley; Holcroft; Neville of Westmorland<\/option><option >Manners of Rutland; Ros of Hamlake; Ros of Helmsley; Belvoir; Knyvet; Charlton<\/option><option >Manners of Rutland; Ros of Helmsley; Cecil of Exeter; Knyvet; Tufton<\/option><option >Montagu of Boughton; Montagu of Hemington; Montagu of Boughton House; Monthermer; Montagu of Salisbury<\/option><option >Neville<\/option><option >Neville of Abergavenny; Neville of Raby; Leeke; Pelham; Fane<\/option><option >Neville of Abergavenny; Neville of Raby; Leeke; Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone; Vernon-Harcourt<\/option><option >Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Raby; Beauchamp; Fenn; Howard<\/option><option >Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Raby; Fane of Badsell; le Despenser; Mildmay; Westmorland<\/option><option >Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Raby; Lennard; Brome; Goring; Vaux<\/option><option >Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Raby; Stafford; Fenn; FitzAlan; Brooke; St Leger; Cobham<\/option><option >Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Raby; Stafford; Manners; Fane; le Despenser<\/option><option >Neville of Chevet; Neville of Liversedge; Neville of Raby; Bosville; Ryther; Gascoigne<\/option><option >Neville of Essex; Neville of Great Hallingbury; Neville of Langham; Chief Foresters of England<\/option><option >Neville of Holt; Neville of Pickhill; Neville of Rolleston; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland<\/option><option >Neville of Hornby; Neville of Liversedge; Neville of Raby; Longvillers; Hornby Castle<\/option><option >Neville of Hornby; Neville of Raby; Longvillers; de la Pole; Beaufort; Harrington<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Barons Latimer of Snape; Neville of Raby; Westmorland Neville<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Barons Latimer of Snape; Neville of Westmorland<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Beauchamp; Bourchier; Berners<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Latimer of Snape; Nevill<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Barons Latimer of Snape; Beauchamp<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Somerset; Percy; Cecil; Cornwallis; Danvers; Carey<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Stafford; Bourchier; Berners; Snape<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Stafford; Fray; Danvers; Parr<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Beauchamp; Bourchier; Berners<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Bourchier; Beauchamp; Berners<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Barons Latimer of Snape<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Beauchamp; Bourchier<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Beauchamp; Bourchier; Stafford; Somerset; Cecil; Percy; Cornwallis; Danvers<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Beaufort; Beauchamp<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Bourchier; Beauchamp; Stafford; Danby; Willoughby; Greville<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Stafford; de Vere; Musgrave; Parr; Bourchier; Beauchamp; Cecil; Percy; Cornwallis; Danvers<\/option><option >Neville of Latimer; Neville of Snape; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Vere; Somerset; Percy; Cecil; Cornwallis; Danvers; Carey<\/option><option >Neville of Montagu; Montacute; Monthermer; Ingaldesthorpe; Bradestone; Ingaldesthorpe; de la Pole; de Burgh<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Abergavenny; Beauchamp; Beaufort<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Bergavenny; Neville of Abergavenny; Beauchamp; Fane; Abergavenny<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Furnival; Furnival; Talbot of Shrewsbury<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Kent; Fauconberg; Conyers; Darcy of Holderness<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Latimer of Danby; Latimer of Corby; Neville of Westmorland<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Salisbury; Neville of Warwick; Neville of Montagu; Beaufort; Ingaldesthorpe<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Salisbury; Salisbury; Montagu; Warwick; Beauchamp<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Beaufort; Holland; Percy; Bulmer<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; FitzMaldred-Neville<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; FitzMaldred-Neville; Neville of Latimer<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; FitzMaldred-Neville; Raby; Brancepeth; Middleham; Sheriff Hutton<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Neville of Latimer; Beauchamp; Beaufort; Plantagenet-Lancaster<\/option><option >Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Neville of Neville; Holland; Beaufort<\/option><option >Neville of Salisbury; Neville of Warwick; Beauchamp; Montagu; Raby; Westmorland<\/option><option >Neville of Scotton; Neville of Manton; Neville of Essex<\/option><option >Neville of Scotton; Neville of Manton; Neville of Malmeton; Neville of Grimsthorpe; Neville of Essex<\/option><option >Neville of Snape; Neville of Latimer; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland; Somerset; Beaufort; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wimbledon<\/option><option >Neville of Snape; Neville of Latimer; Somerset; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Wakerley; Cecil of Wimbledon<\/option><option >Neville of Thornton Bridge; Neville of Cundall; Boynton; Warde; Gascoigne<\/option><option >Neville of Thornton Bridge; Neville of Cundall; Eure; Aton; Leeds; Darell<\/option><option >Neville of Thornton Bridge; Neville of Cundall; Neville of Raby; Audley; Leeds; Darell; Eure; Warde<\/option><option >Neville of Thornton Bridge; Neville of Cundall; Warde of Givendale; Gascoigne; Strickland; Constable; Neville of Holt<\/option><option >Neville; Neville of Latimer; Latimer of Snape<\/option><option >Neville; Neville of Raby; Neville of Westmorland<\/option><option >Noel<\/option><option >Noel of Barham; Noel of Exton Park; Edwards of Welham Grove; Noel of Gainsborough<\/option><option >Noel of Barham; Noel of Exton Park; Noel of Gainsborough; Hicks of Campden; Middleton; Welman; Grey; Hamlyn-Williams; Jocelyn<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby and Brooke; Cecil of Exeter; Cecil of Burghley; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Harington; Neville; Latimer<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby and Brooke; Harington of Exton; Cecil of Wimbledon and Putney; Cecil of Exeter<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby and Brooke; Harington of Exton; Sidney of Penshurst; Noel of Campden<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Cecil of Wimbledon; Cecil of Exeter; Harington<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Campden; Harington; Hicks; Viscounts Campden<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Campden; Harington; Hopton; Noel of Whitwell; Rutland and Leicestershire gentry<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Campden; Harington; Hopton; Rutland and Leicestershire gentry<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Campden; Noel of Gainsborough; Harington; Rutland and Leicestershire gentry<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Ridlington; Noel of Campden; Hicks of Campden<\/option><option >Noel of Dalby; Noel of Brooke; Noel of Whitwell; Harington of Exton; Hopton<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                <label><span>Social rank \/ class<\/span><select name=\"arm_rank\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option value=\"armigerous_gentry\" >Armigerous Gentry<\/option><option value=\"baronet\" >Baronet<\/option><option value=\"ecclesiastical\" >Ecclesiastical<\/option><option value=\"gentry\" >Gentry<\/option><option value=\"Knight\" >Knight<\/option><option value=\"knightly\" >Knightly<\/option><option value=\"knightly gentry\" >Knightly Gentry<\/option><option value=\"knightly\/gentry\" >Knightly\/gentry<\/option><option value=\"landed_gentry\" >Landed Gentry<\/option><option value=\"other_historical\" >Other Historical<\/option><option value=\"peer\" >Peer<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                <label><span>Jurisdiction<\/span><select name=\"arm_jurisdiction\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option >Canada and England<\/option><option >Cumberland<\/option><option >England<\/option><option >England and Barbados<\/option><option >England and Barbados; 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Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England and Great Britain; Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Yorkshire and the peerage<\/option><option >England and Great Britain; Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Warwickshire and the Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England and Great Britain; Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and the Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England and Ireland<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Barony of Ros of Helmsley; Buckingham and Antrim connections<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Branston and Glentworth, Lincolnshire; Rathcannon, County Limerick<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Cheshire, London and County Carlow; Peerage of Ireland<\/option><option >England and Ireland; County Cavan; Salisbury and Castle Hamilton<\/option><option >England and Ireland; County Limerick and Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Herefordshire, Armagh, Lincolnshire and Hampton Court Castle<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Lincolnshire, County Limerick and County Tipperary<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Lincolnshire, County Limerick and County Tipperary; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Lincolnshire, County Limerick and the Irish baronetage context<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, County Limerick and County Tipperary<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Peerage of England and Peerage of Ireland<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Rathcannon, County Limerick; Branston, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England and Ireland; Surrey, Suffolk, Northamptonshire and County Roscommon<\/option><option >England and Massachusetts Bay; Portsmouth, London and Charlestown<\/option><option >England and Scotland<\/option><option >England and Scotland; Aberdeen; Newmarket; Burnett of Leys; Knight Bachelor<\/option><option >England and Scotland; Kent, Hertfordshire, Roxburghshire, Fife and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England and Scotland; Yorkshire and the Scottish royal army<\/option><option >England and the Dutch Republic; Rutland, Leicestershire, Surrey and Utrecht<\/option><option >England and the Netherlands; Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Surrey and Utrecht<\/option><option >England and Virginia<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire and Old Rappahannock County<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire and Old Rappahannock County<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, London and Old Rappahannock County<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, Old Rappahannock County and London<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, Old Rappahannock County and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, Old Rappahannock County, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, Rappahannock and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Gloucestershire, Old Rappahannock County, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Virginia; Rappahannock, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales<\/option><option >England and Wales; County Durham, Monmouthshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Kent, Monmouthshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Kent, Monmouthshire, Mereworth and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Kent, Monmouthshire, Oxfordshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Monmouthshire, County Durham and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Monmouthshire, Kent and the English peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Monmouthshire, Kent and the Tudor peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Oxfordshire, Flintshire and the Fiennes peerage<\/option><option >England and Wales; Walterstone, Herefordshire<\/option><option >England, Barbados and Bermuda; Lincolnshire, Suffolk, Hertfordshire, Surrey and the Caribbean<\/option><option >England, Scotland and France-connected ducal honours; Goodwood and Richmond family<\/option><option >England; ancient Barony of Ros of Helmsley<\/option><option >England; ancient Barony of Ros of Helmsley and the separate 1616 Lord Ros of Hamlake dignity<\/option><option >England; Ashby and Glentworth, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Ashby and Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Ashby and Shipbourne, Kent; Raby Castle, County Durham<\/option><option >England; Ashby, Barlings and Glentworth, Lincolnshire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Ashby, Barlings and Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Ashby, Great Grimsby and Glentworth, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Ashby, Lincolnshire; Scadbury and Chislehurst, Kent<\/option><option >England; Ashby, Louth and Glentworth, Lincolnshire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Australia<\/option><option >England; Baronies Burghley, Earldom of Exeter and Marquessate of Exeter<\/option><option >England; Belvoir, Rutland and Yorkshire; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Belvoir, Rutland, Leicestershire, Yorkshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Bourne and Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Brooke, Rutland and Dalby, Leicestershire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Brussels, Stamford, Burghley House, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Brussels; Stamford and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Buckinghamshire and Gloucestershire<\/option><option >England; Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire and the colonial Virginia connection<\/option><option >England; Buckinghamshire, Yorkshire, London and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Burghley, Stamford, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Snape and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Cambridge, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, London and Westminster Abbey<\/option><option >England; Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire<\/option><option >England; Canada-connected collateral line<\/option><option >England; Canada; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Cecil of Exeter and Coke of Norfolk; late Tudor and early Stuart England<\/option><option >England; Cheshire, Brereton, Malpas and Handforth; Irish peerage connection from 1624<\/option><option >England; County Durham, Yorkshire, Westmorland and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; County Durham, Yorkshire, Westmorland and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; County Durham, Yorkshire, Westmorland, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Cumberland, Westmorland, Yorkshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Derbyshire and London<\/option><option >England; Derbyshire, Codnor and Heanor; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Derbyshire, Lancashire, Buckinghamshire and Norfolk<\/option><option >England; Derbyshire, Norfolk and London<\/option><option >England; Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Codnor Castle<\/option><option >England; Devon, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire and London<\/option><option >England; Devon, Leicestershire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; English heraldic jurisdiction; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Surrey and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Essex, Hertfordshire and London<\/option><option >England; Essex, Nottinghamshire and the royal forests<\/option><option >England; Exeter Cecil senior line; Peerage of the United Kingdom; British Army and Royal Navy collateral branches<\/option><option >England; Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Gloucestershire; Stoke Gifford, Frampton Cotterell and Rendcomb<\/option><option >England; Gloucestershire; Stoke Gifford, Rendcomb and Frampton Cotterell<\/option><option >England; Gloucestershire; Stoke Gifford, Uley and Rendcomb<\/option><option >England; Gray&#039;s Inn, London; Tudor and early Stuart heraldic glass<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Berkshire, London and Ireland-connected peerage marriages<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Buckinghamshire, London, Ireland and the Wellington family<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Dorset and London<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, London and the Salisbury collateral line<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, London, Winchester and Ireland-connected offices<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, London, Winchester and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and London<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Somerset and Wiltshire<\/option><option >England; Hampshire, Somerset, Wiltshire and London<\/option><option >England; Hampshire; Amport, Thruxton, Nether Wallop and Andover<\/option><option >England; Hampshire; Basing House, Hackwood and Basingstoke; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Hampshire; Berkshire; Basing House, Hackwood and Englefield; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Hatfield, Skipton, Cumberland, Westmorland and Yorkshire<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire and Dorset; Marquessate of Salisbury; Hatfield House<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire; Peerage of the United Kingdom; College of Arms jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire and Surrey; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Dorset and Devon; Salisbury marquessate; Church of England<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Dorset and Southern Rhodesia; Salisbury marquessate<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Kent, London and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Kent, London and the Salisbury-connected Beresford-Hope family<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Lancashire and London; Peerage of Great Britain; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, London and the Church of England<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, London and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, London and Wiltshire; Peerage of England; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Northumberland and the Salisbury marquessate<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Sussex and Egypt; Salisbury marquessate; British Army and Egyptian administration<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire, Wiltshire and the Peerage of Great Britain; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire; Northamptonshire; Lincolnshire; Norfolk; London<\/option><option >England; Hertfordshire; Peerage of the United Kingdom; House of Cecil of Salisbury<\/option><option >England; Ireland<\/option><option >England; Isle of Man; Royal Navy; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Kent and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Hertfordshire and the Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Kent, Hertfordshire, London and Madeira; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Hertfordshire, London and the Salisbury-connected Beresford-Hope family<\/option><option >England; Kent, Norfolk and Middlesex; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Norfolk, Middlesex and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Kent, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Staffordshire, London and Cambridge; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Staffordshire, Surrey and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Kent, Suffolk, Westmorland and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Kent; Peerage of England; Eastwell<\/option><option >England; Lancashire and the College of Arms<\/option><option >England; Lancashire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lancashire and Warwickshire<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Anglezarke, Horwich and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Horwich, Heath Charnock and Anglezarke<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire; English peerage jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Liverpool and Hertfordshire<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Warwickshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Yorkshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lancashire, Yorkshire and the northern counties<\/option><option >England; Lancashire; Peerage of Great Britain by marriage<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire and Hertfordshire<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire and Rutland<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire and Rutland; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Buckinghamshire and Dorset; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Buckinghamshire, Dorset and London; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Buckinghamshire, Dorset, Norfolk and London<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Buckinghamshire, London and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Devon, Northamptonshire, Scotland and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, London and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Somerset, Devon, Lancashire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire and the northern counties<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Rutland and Staffordshire<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire, Rutland and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire; Brooksby Hall and Leicester<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire; Brooksby, Goadby Marwood and Glenfield<\/option><option >England; Leicestershire; Buckinghamshire; Dorset<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire and Suffolk; English peerage and heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire and the Peterborough fee<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Kent and County Durham<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Stamford, Burghley and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Lancashire; English heraldic and peerage jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Lancashire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Lancashire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire and Middlesex<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Rutland, Surrey and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Suffolk and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Suffolk and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Suffolk and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Suffolk, London, Barbados and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and Suffolk<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and the Peterborough fee<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England; Lincolnshire; English gentry and knightage<\/option><option >England; London and Billesley, Warwickshire<\/option><option >England; London, Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire and Stoke Gifford<\/option><option >England; London, Cambridge and Sussex; Salisbury collateral line<\/option><option >England; London, Middlesex and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; London, Wiltshire, Dorset, Buckinghamshire, Shropshire and Calais<\/option><option >England; Middlesex, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Middlesex, Oxfordshire, Kent and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Norfolk and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Bedfordshire, Derbyshire and London<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Buckinghamshire and London<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Buckinghamshire and London; Ashridge Park, Hertfordshire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Buckinghamshire, London and the Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Derbyshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Derbyshire, Buckinghamshire and London<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Derbyshire, London and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Kent and Middlesex; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, London and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, London, Scotland and Ireland-connected peerage marriages<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and London<\/option><option >England; Norfolk, Northamptonshire, London and the Western Front<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire and medieval English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire and Stamford; Exeter Cecil family<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Calais and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Boughton, Hemington and Montagu of Salisbury tradition<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Harringworth and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Bedfordshire, Wiltshire, Devon and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Surrey and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Hampshire and Northumberland; College of Arms jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire and Wiltshire<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Kent and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, London and the Exeter Cecil inheritance<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and London<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire and France<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Rutland and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Rutland and Yorkshire connections<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Rutland, Stamford and Burghley House<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Rutland, Stamford and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Stamford and Brussels<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Stamford and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Suffolk and English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Suffolk and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Surrey and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Surrey and the Peerage of England; College of Arms jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Surrey, Wimbledon, Putney and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and the English peerage; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Westmorland and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, London and Yorkshire; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Rutland and Stamford<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Rutland, Lincolnshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Rutland, Lincolnshire, Stamford and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Somerset, Devon and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Stamford and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Surrey, Lincolnshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Surrey, Lincolnshire, Rutland and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Surrey, Suffolk and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Yorkshire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Yorkshire and the English peerage; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Yorkshire, Durham and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Northamptonshire, Yorkshire, London and the ancient Barony of Ros of Helmsley<\/option><option >England; Northumberland and Lancashire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Northumberland, London and Sussex; Salisbury collateral line<\/option><option >England; Northumberland, Yorkshire, London and the English peerage; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire<\/option><option >England; Nottinghamshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Denmark, Sweden and France<\/option><option >England; Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, Hampshire and the Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire and the Baronetage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and the Baronetage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Warwickshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Flintshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Flintshire, Bath and the Fiennes peerage<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Kent, Sussex and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and the British Baronetage<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Yorkshire and Kent<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Yorkshire and Kent; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Oxfordshire, Yorkshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England and Peerage of the United Kingdom; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Stamford, Burghley House,<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom; Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and Stamford<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England, later Peerage of Great Britain and the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Burghley House and Stamford<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Burghley House, Northamptonshire and Stamford<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Burghley House, Stamford and Northamptonshire<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; later Peerage of Great Britain and United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Northamptonshire, Rutland and Burghley House<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Order of the Garter; Hertfordshire, London and Wiltshire<\/option><option >England; Peerage of England; Rutland, Northamptonshire and Burghley House<\/option><option >England; Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Peerage of Great Britain and United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of Great Britain; later Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of Great Britain; Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; College of Arms jurisdiction; Sussex, Hertfordshire and London<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Grenadier Guards and Parachute Regiment; North Africa<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Hampshire, London and the Exeter succession<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Hampshire, Norfolk and London<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Norfolk, Northamptonshire and London<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; North Africa and the British Army<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; North Africa wartime service<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Northamptonshire, Norfolk, Middlesex and London<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Royal Navy<\/option><option >England; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Royal Navy; Foulden Hall and Hackney<\/option><option >England; Royal Navy; Baltic and China stations<\/option><option >England; Rutland and Leicestershire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Rutland and the United Kingdom peerage<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Gloucestershire, Kent and the United Kingdom peerage<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire and Kent-connected Sidney descent<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire, Gloucestershire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire, Gloucestershire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire, Kent and the Baronetage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Leicestershire, Surrey and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Rutland, London and the United Kingdom peerage<\/option><option >England; Rutland, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Scotland-connected Barclay ancestry; Australia-connected descendants<\/option><option >England; Scotland-connected collateral ancestry<\/option><option >England; Scotland-connected collateral ancestry; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Scotland-connected residence and social network<\/option><option >England; Scottish ancestry<\/option><option >England; Shropshire and Staffordshire Marches<\/option><option >England; Shropshire; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Stamford, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire; English peerage and heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Stamford, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Stamford, Lincolnshire; Bourne, Lincolnshire; Northamptonshire and Rutland<\/option><option >England; Stamford, Northamptonshire and Suffolk<\/option><option >England; Suffolk and Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Suffolk and Lincolnshire; English peerage and heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Kent and the English peerage; Eastwell, Parham and the Winchilsea estates<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Kent<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire and the English Baronetage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Barbados, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Calais and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Calais and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire and Barbados; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire, Barbados and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire, Nottinghamshire, London, Barbados and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, London, Barbados and the Caribbean; English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, London, Barbados and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Surrey; English heraldic and peerage jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Surrey; English peerage and heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Northamptonshire, Surrey, London, Cheshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Westmorland, Cumberland and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >England; Suffolk, Westmorland, Rutland and Yorkshire<\/option><option >England; Suffolk; Peerage of England; Parham<\/option><option >England; Surrey and Cornwall; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey and Hampshire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Hampshire and London<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Hampshire and the English court<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Hampshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Northamptonshire; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Kent, London, France, the Hague and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Kent, Staffordshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Lincolnshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire and the Peerage of England; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and Suffolk; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and the Peerage of England<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Northamptonshire, London and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Oxfordshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Oxfordshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Surrey, Wimbledon; France<\/option><option >England; Surrey; Wimbledon<\/option><option >England; Sussex, Derbyshire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Sussex, Gloucestershire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Sussex, Gloucestershire, Derbyshire and the English Peerage<\/option><option >England; Tudor peerage; College of Arms and Order of the Garter<\/option><option >England; Warwickshire, Yorkshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire and Northamptonshire<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, Buckinghamshire, Dorset, London and Li\u00e8ge<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, Lincolnshire, Cornwall and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, London, France and Calais<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, Northamptonshire, Devon and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and Leicestershire<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and London; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire; Buckinghamshire; Dorset; Li\u00e8ge, Spanish Netherlands<\/option><option >England; Wiltshire; Oxfordshire; Leicestershire<\/option><option >England; Wimbledon and Putney, Surrey; English peerage and heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Wimbledon, Surrey, Ashby and Glentworth, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Wimbledon, Surrey; Ashby, Barlings and Glentworth, Lincolnshire<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire and County Durham<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, County Durham and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, County Durham and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, County Durham, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Shropshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Kent and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Northamptonshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Northamptonshire, County Durham and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Surrey and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Warwickshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland and the northern counties<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, County Durham and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, County Durham and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, County Durham, Northamptonshire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, County Durham, Northamptonshire, Worcestershire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, County Durham, Northamptonshire, Worcestershire and the English peerage<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire, Westmorland, Northamptonshire, Worcestershire and the English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire; ancient Barony of Latimer<\/option><option >England; Yorkshire; Baronetage of England<\/option><option >England: Belvoir, Rutland and Yorkshire; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England: Essex and Lancashire<\/option><option >England: Essex and London<\/option><option >England: Essex and London, with Lancashire connection through his son<\/option><option >England: Essex, London and Lancashire<\/option><option >England: Hertfordshire and London; Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England: Hertfordshire and London; Peerage of Great Britain and United Kingdom<\/option><option >England: Hertfordshire and the Salisbury earldom; collateral Rutland connection through marriage<\/option><option >England: Hertfordshire, Lancashire and London; Peerage of Great Britain<\/option><option >England: Hertfordshire, London and the Salisbury earldom<\/option><option >England: Lancashire and Essex<\/option><option >England: Lancashire and London<\/option><option >England: Lancashire, Essex and Hertfordshire<\/option><option >England: Lancashire, Essex and Hertfordshire; later Salisbury peerage connection<\/option><option >England: Lancashire, Essex and London<\/option><option >England: Lancashire, Essex and Radnorshire connection<\/option><option >England: Lancashire, Hertfordshire and London<\/option><option >England: Leicestershire, Rutland, Derbyshire and Yorkshire<\/option><option >England: London, Northamptonshire and Yorkshire; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England: Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and London; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England: Northamptonshire, Rutland and Stamford; English gentry and knightage<\/option><option >England: Northamptonshire, Rutland, Leicestershire and Yorkshire; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England: Rutland, Leicestershire and Surrey<\/option><option >England: Surrey and Northamptonshire<\/option><option >England: Surrey, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Suffolk, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire<\/option><option >England: Wimbledon and Putney, Surrey; Peerage of England<\/option><option >England: Yorkshire, Rutland and London; ancient Barony of Ros<\/option><option >Great Britain; Kent, Shropshire, Sussex and the British peerage<\/option><option >Great Britain; Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and the British heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >Ireland<\/option><option >Ireland and England<\/option><option >Ireland and England; County Meath, County Roscommon, Dublin, London and Berkshire; Irish peerage<\/option><option >Ireland and England; County Waterford and Staffordshire; Peerage of the United Kingdom and Irish heraldic connections<\/option><option >Ireland and England; Hunsdon, Hertfordshire; Parham, Suffolk; Irish peerage and English heraldic usage<\/option><option >Ireland and Great Britain<\/option><option >Ireland; Baronetage of Ireland<\/option><option >Ireland; County Armagh, County Londonderry and County Cavan<\/option><option >Ireland; County Armagh, County Londonderry and County Meath<\/option><option >Ireland; County Cavan, County Limerick, County Armagh and Dublin<\/option><option >Ireland; County Cavan, County Limerick; Irish peerage and landed gentry<\/option><option >Ireland; County Cavan, County Louth and Dublin<\/option><option >Ireland; County Cavan; Castle Hamilton\/Killeshandra; heraldic authority of Ireland<\/option><option >Ireland; County Limerick, County Cavan and County Southwell estates<\/option><option >Ireland; County Limerick; Baronetage and Peerage of Ireland<\/option><option >Ireland; County Roscommon and the Irish heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >Ireland; County Roscommon, County Cork and the Irish peerage<\/option><option >Ireland; England<\/option><option >Ireland; England; South Africa<\/option><option >Ireland; Peerage of Ireland<\/option><option >Ireland; Peerage of Ireland; Baronetage of Ireland<\/option><option >Lancashire\/Yorkshire visitation context<\/option><option >Scotland and England<\/option><option >Scotland and England; East Lothian, Cambridge and the Salisbury-connected Balfour family<\/option><option >Scotland and England; East Lothian, Hertfordshire and the Salisbury-Cecil family<\/option><option >Scotland and England; East Lothian, Ross-shire and London; Scottish armorial family context<\/option><option >Scotland and Ireland; East Lothian, County Cavan and Killeshandra<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; Berwickshire, Roxburghshire and Fife<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; East Lothian, Fife and Surrey<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; East Lothian, London and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; East Lothian, Surrey and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; East Lothian; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; Fife, Roxburghshire and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; Peerage of the United Kingdom; Lord Lyon-related Scottish family context<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; Roxburghshire, Fife, Eton, Sandhurst and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland and the United Kingdom; Roxburghshire, Fife, Galway and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland, England and the United Kingdom; Roxburghshire, Kenya and the Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >Scotland; Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire; Scottish baronage and Lord Lyon jurisdiction<\/option><option >Scotland; Baronetage of Nova Scotia; Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                <details class=\"mhr-directory-advanced-filters\" ><summary><strong>Advanced heraldic filters<\/strong><\/summary><div class=\"mhr-directory-advanced-grid\">\n                    <label><span>Authority<\/span><select name=\"arm_authority\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option >Amherst family pedigree; Berry&#039;s Kentish genealogical tradition<\/option><option >Amherst family pedigree; Berry&#039;s Kentish Genealogies; later Royal Licence practice concerning the Tyssen surname<\/option><option >Balfour peerage patent and Debrett&#039;s peerage tradition<\/option><option >Balfour peerage special remainder; Debrett&#039;s<\/option><option >Balfour peerage special remainder; Scottish heraldic tradition<\/option><option >Balfour peerage tradition<\/option><option >Baronetage of England<\/option><option >Baronetage of England and Peerage of England<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; Complete Baronetage<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; Complete Baronetage; Leicestershire and Brooksby records<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; Debrett\u2019s Baronetage; traditional Lawley family arms<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; Lysons&#039; Magna Britannia; Burke&#039;s Baronetcies<\/option><option >Baronetage of England; recorded English armorial usage<\/option><option >Baronetage of Great Britain<\/option><option >Baronetage of Great Britain; Burke&#039;s Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage<\/option><option >Baronetage of Nova Scotia; Hamilton heraldic tradition; Ulster Irish estate records<\/option><option >Barons\u2019 Letter of 1301; Caerlaverock Roll; British Museum seal catalogue<\/option><option >Barons\u2019 Letter of 1301; Siege of Caerlaverock poem; inquisitions post mortem; English medieval peerage records<\/option><option >Berkeley family genealogical tradition; county and landed-family histories<\/option><option >Biographical and peerage records<\/option><option >British Armorial Bindings and Dictionary of Irish Biography<\/option><option >British Armorial Bindings; corroborated by peerage and biographical records<\/option><option >British Armorial Bindings; Cracroft peerage; Curzon family records<\/option><option >British Armorial Bindings; early seventeenth-century personal armorial use recorded on books associated with Sir Edward Coke<\/option><option >British Armorial Bindings; peerage genealogical tradition<\/option><option >British Army and peerage genealogical records<\/option><option >British honours record; peerage and genealogical records<\/option><option >British Museum seal evidence and medieval charter material<\/option><option >British Museum; European Heraldry; The Peerage<\/option><option >British Museum; historical Cecil family study; Wikimedia Commons armorial category<\/option><option >British Museum; Wikimedia Commons; European Heraldry<\/option><option >British Museum; World Athletics; National Portrait Gallery; European Heraldry<\/option><option >British peerage and family heraldic usage; marriage and succession records<\/option><option >British peerage and heraldic tradition<\/option><option >Brook parish register tradition; Dalton&#039;s historical biography; peerage sources<\/option><option >Brooksby VCH draft; Dictionary of National Biography; Leicestershire genealogical tradition<\/option><option >Burghley House armorial tradition; English marital marshalling practice<\/option><option >Burghley House family history; History of Parliament; Complete Peerage tradition<\/option><option >Burghley House; British Columbia Geographical Names Office; peerage and genealogical records<\/option><option >Burghley House; heraldic armorial compilations; Garter and portrait records<\/option><option >Burghley House; Historic England; Complete Peerage tradition<\/option><option >Burghley House; Historic England; peerage tradition<\/option><option >Burghley House; Roll of the Peerage; Bridge Creek Ranch; peerage records<\/option><option >Burke&#039;s Commoners; Coke family genealogies; Longford will and succession tradition<\/option><option >Burke&#039;s General Armory as reproduced by the Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society<\/option><option >Burke&#039;s General Armory, corroborated by the Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society record<\/option><option >Burke&#039;s General Armory; Cambridge University Heraldic and Genealogical Society; Tudor and peerage genealogies<\/option><option >Burke&#039;s General Armory; 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Brereton Roll; Archaeologia; historical county sources<\/option><option >Childwall Church memorial evidence discussed by the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire<\/option><option >Childwall Church memorial record; parliamentary and biographical sources; later Salisbury armorial evidence<\/option><option >Childwall church memorial survey; Burke-derived genealogical material; local historical sources<\/option><option >Childwall church memorial survey; local historical and estate sources<\/option><option >Childwall Hall historical accounts; contemporary genealogical and heraldic references<\/option><option >Childwall historical sources; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Peerage; Salisbury genealogical records<\/option><option >Childwall local history; historical seat description; parliamentary and genealogical records<\/option><option >Childwall memorial record; peerage and genealogical sources<\/option><option >Church of England biographical record and Salisbury family armorial tradition<\/option><option >Church of England ecclesiastical records; Aldenham family arms<\/option><option >Cokayne, Complete Baronetage; Burke&#039;s Peerage and Baronetage<\/option><option >Cokayne, Complete Baronetage; History of Parliament; Burke&#039;s baronetage literature<\/option><option >Cokayne, Complete Baronetage; Wray baronetage records<\/option><option >Cokayne\u2019s Complete Baronetage; History of Parliament<\/option><option >College of Arms<\/option><option >College of Arms \/ Order of the Garter stall-plate tradition<\/option><option >College of Arms \/ peerage armorial tradition, as reproduced in Cracroft&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >College of Arms \/ Salisbury marquessate armorial tradition<\/option><option >College of Arms \/ Salisbury peerage achievement tradition<\/option><option >College of Arms and House of Lords peerage-claim tradition, as summarized in The Complete Peerage and contemporary genealogical compilations<\/option><option >College of Arms and Lord Lyon King of Arms contexts; Burke&#039;s General Armory and contemporary peerage records<\/option><option >College of Arms and Order of the Garter context<\/option><option >College of Arms as discussed by Arthur Charles Fox-Davies; Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice<\/option><option >College of Arms by Royal Warrant; Parliamentary House of Lords War Memorial record<\/option><option >College of Arms confirmation cited through the National Library of Ireland; London Gazette<\/option><option >College of Arms confirmation recorded in Collins&#039;s Peerage; Saye and Sele peerage records<\/option><option >College of Arms context as reported in Fox-Davies; Burke&#039;s Peerage genealogical record<\/option><option >College of Arms context; British Armorial Bindings; Royal Society; contemporary genealogical and architectural records<\/option><option >College of Arms context; Burke&#039;s Peerage tradition; peerage and genealogical records<\/option><option >College of Arms context; contemporary and antiquarian county, peerage and family sources<\/option><option >College of Arms context; contemporary armorial bookplates and heraldic reference works<\/option><option >College of Arms context; contemporary parish evidence; 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genealogical evidence from Burke&#039;s Peerage as reported by The Peerage and Landed Families<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reflected in the Exeter family arms; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; genealogical and service records<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reported by Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and contemporary peerage authorities<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reported by Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Complete Peerage<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reported in Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Salisbury family heraldic usage<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented by Robert Cecil&#039;s St George&#039;s Chapel Garter stall plate<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented by the Garter-stall achievement; later genealogical and peerage authorities<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented by the Salisbury Garter stall-plate achievement; Garter stall S21\/11; later armorial compilations<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented in contemporary peerage and heraldic sources; family archival confirmation at Hatfield House<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented in Garter and monumental heraldic records; comparative modern armorial reconstruction<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented in the Garter-era armorial record; corroborated by Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and the Middlesex Guildhall heraldic guide<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as represented in the Order of the Garter stall-plate; image evidence from St George&#039;s Chapel, Windsor<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and contemporary armorial sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in Crozier&#039;s General Armory; corroborated by peerage and biographical sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in Debrett&#039;s; supported by county history, Childwall memorial evidence and historical armorial compilations<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in historical armorial material; Wikimedia Commons heraldic reconstruction; Cecil family histories<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in peerage, county and heraldic sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition as reproduced in the Salisbury peerage record; supported by genealogical and biographical sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition associated with the Amherst of Hackney barony; 1892 baronial patent and recorded family achievement<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition, supported by Complete Peerage, heraldic calendars and later Cowley armorial records<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition, supported by peerage compilations, Burghley House and Westminster Abbey evidence<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Burke&#039;s Commoners; Holkham estate history<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Burke&#039;s General Armory; Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Burke&#039;s Peerage and Baronetage; 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peerage and baronetage sources; Cracroft\u2019s Peerage<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; peerage and county-genealogical authorities<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; peerage and Garter armorial tradition; Westminster Abbey memorial evidence<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; peerage and heraldic compilations<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; peerage authorities; Debrett&#039;s; Burghley House family records<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Percy Garter stall-plate tradition; peerage and genealogical sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Royal Licences of 1852 and 1877; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Rutland visitation and county church evidence<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Salisbury Cecil family usage<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Sir Henry St George&#039;s Hampshire Visitation of 1686 as reported by Old Hampshire Mapped; later peerage and genealogical authorities<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; supported by Complete Peerage, Cecil family history and Northamptonshire Historic Environment Record<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; supported by Historic England, Northamptonshire Historic Environment Record, parliamentary biography and contemporary genealogical sources<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Surrey County Council heraldic survey; History of Parliament<\/option><option >College of Arms tradition; Westminster Abbey memorial evidence<\/option><option >College of Arms, as reflected in the 1892 letters patent and subsequent peerage armorial records<\/option><option >College of Arms, as reported in Derbyshire antiquarian research<\/option><option >College of Arms, by royal licence; supported by contemporary biographical, estate and armorial records<\/option><option >College of Arms; British Armorial Bindings; later peerage armorials<\/option><option >College of Arms; British honours and naval records<\/option><option >College of Arms; Burke&#039;s General Armory<\/option><option >College of Arms; 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letters patent creating the Viscountcy of Cecil of Chelwood<\/option><option >College of Arms; letters patent of 11 January 1934<\/option><option >College of Arms; Order of the Garter record tradition; later peerage records<\/option><option >College of Arms; Peerage of England; Peerage of the United Kingdom<\/option><option >College of Arms; Peerage records<\/option><option >College of Arms; Royal Warrant and peerage practice for the Amherst of Hackney family<\/option><option >College of Arms; Westminster Abbey; Burghley House; Dictionary of National Biography and later peerage authorities<\/option><option >Commissioners for the Office of Earl Marshal and royal determination under James VI and I, as reported in Complete Peerage<\/option><option >Complete Baronetage; peerage genealogical records; Brooksby history<\/option><option >Complete Peerage and Childwall historical records<\/option><option >Complete Peerage and Rutland genealogical records<\/option><option >Complete Peerage as cited by the Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society; Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society armorial record<\/option><option >Complete Peerage as reproduced by Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society<\/option><option >Complete Peerage genealogy reproduced by ThePeerage<\/option><option >Complete Peerage tradition; Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society genealogy<\/option><option >Complete Peerage tradition; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament and peerage genealogical records<\/option><option >Complete Peerage tradition; History of Parliament; Neville heraldic difference tradition<\/option><option >Complete Peerage tradition; peerage and genealogical records; Neville heraldic difference tradition<\/option><option >Complete Peerage tradition; The Peerage; Burghley House succession record<\/option><option >Complete Peerage, Westminster Abbey and Folger Shakespeare Library<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Cheshire heraldic sources; Fitzwilliam Museum portrait record<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Complete Baronetage; Cracroft peerage<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Burghley House historical account<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament tradition<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; House of Lords succession record<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; genealogical and county-history compilations<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; History of Parliament; peerage genealogical records<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Latimer genealogical succession; baronial inheritance doctrine<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; medieval baronial genealogies<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; medieval parliamentary records; medieval rolls of arms<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; National Portrait Gallery; peerage genealogical authorities<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Order of the Garter records<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; parliamentary records; Yorkist succession studies<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; peerage genealogical authorities; Historic England<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; peerage genealogical references<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; The Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >Complete Peerage; Willoughby de Broke succession; Callington monument evidence<\/option><option >Contemporary funerary monument at St Peter\u2019s Church, Brooke, supported by local architectural and heraldic documentation<\/option><option >Contemporary or near-contemporary heraldic panel, supported by Norfolk monument evidence and later antiquarian heraldic description<\/option><option >Contemporary peerage records; Hatfield and Orchardmains family evidence; Salisbury heraldic tradition<\/option><option >Corpus Vitrearum USA checklist of a c.1600 heraldic panel from Ashridge Park, formerly associated with the Philadelphia Museum of Art collection<\/option><option >Court of the Lord Lyon tradition; Complete Peerage; Burke&#039;s Peerage and Baronetage<\/option><option >Court of the Lord Lyon; Complete Peerage; Hatfield House Archives<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and English peerage authorities<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and History of Parliament<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and later armorial reproductions<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and National Portrait Gallery records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and peerage genealogical compilations<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and published Irish\/English armorial sources<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage, Surrey heraldic survey and National Portrait Gallery\/Wikimedia documentation<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage, The Peerage and Wikimedia Commons heraldic reconstruction<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Burke&#039;s Peerage as quoted by the Wikimedia Commons armorial record<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Collins&#039;s Peerage; Complete Baronetage; later Saye and Sele genealogical records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Collins&#039;s Peerage; Debrett&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Collins&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Collins&#039;s Peerage; Westminster Abbey register publication<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Collins&#039;s Peerage; Wikimedia Commons heraldic rendering<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Complete Peerage<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Complete Peerage; Dictionary of National Biography; Holkham estate history<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Complete Peerage; Virginia colonial genealogical tradition<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; county-family histories<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Dictionary of Irish Biography; Balfour family records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; historical biographical sources<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament tradition<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament; Burghley House family history<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; History of Parliament; Lancashire county history<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Holkham estate history; peerage genealogies<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Holkham family records; Wikimedia Commons Coke arms<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Lancashire county histories; House of Lords resolution of 1767<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Nichols&#039;s Stockerston account<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; peerage genealogical records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; peerage genealogical sources<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; peerage genealogical tradition<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Complete Peerage; Freke and Carbery pedigrees<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Complete Peerage; Irish peerage records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Peerage; Burghley House<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Peerage; Coke family genealogy<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; The Peerage; Wikimedia Commons Garter-style achievement<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; thePeerage; College of Arms Roll of the Peerage context<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; University of Nottingham Middleton Collection; peerage and parliamentary records<\/option><option >Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; Westminster Abbey; contemporary peerage tradition<\/option><option >Cracroft\u2019s Peerage; Cambridge University Heraldic and Genealogical Society; Christie\u2019s armorial descriptions<\/option><option >Cracroft\u2019s Peerage; peerage and parliamentary sources<\/option><option >Crown and College of Arms; Royal Licence dated 5 May 1798<\/option><option >Crown grant of the barony of Amherst of Hackney, with heraldic form recorded in peerage and armorial authorities<\/option><option >Crown letters patent of 11 January 1934, reported in Cracroft&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >Crown letters patent of 26 August 1892; British peerage and heraldic usage<\/option><option >Crown of England and the English heraldic jurisdiction, as recorded in Cokayne&#039;s Complete Baronetage and Burke&#039;s baronetage authorities<\/option><option >Crown of England and the English heraldic jurisdiction, as recorded in Cokayne&#039;s Complete Baronetage and Burke&#039;s General Armory<\/option><option >Crown of England; College of Arms tradition; later peerage authorities<\/option><option >Crown of England; inherited Wray grant<\/option><option >Crown patent and peerage authorities<\/option><option >Crown patent of 5 May 1922; Debrett&#039;s; Burke&#039;s Peerage; Scottish heraldic tradition<\/option><option >Crown royal warrant of precedence, London Gazette, 28 January 1921<\/option><option >Crown under Edward VI; Complete Peerage; Tudor parliamentary and military records<\/option><option >Crown under the Great Seal; English heraldic usage recorded in peerage and armorial sources<\/option><option >Crown under the Great Seal; heraldic form recorded in peerage and armorial sources<\/option><option >Crown; Complete Peerage; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage; contemporary peerage armorials<\/option><option >Crozier&#039;s General Armory; Salisbury family history; Massachusetts colonial records and Portsmouth memorial tradition<\/option><option >Cyril Davenport, English Heraldic Book-stamps; contemporary book-stamp cited from Settle&#039;s Thalia Lacrymans, 1714<\/option><option >Debrett&#039;s Illustrated Peerage; published peerage and family records<\/option><option >Debrett&#039;s Peerage and Baronetage, 2003, p. 564; armorial rendering cross-referenced through Wikimedia Commons<\/option><option >Debrett&#039;s Peerage and Baronetage; personal achievement depicted in Wikimedia Commons<\/option><option >Debrett&#039;s; The Complete Peerage; heraldic records of the Cecil and Evans-Freke families<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography and peerage\/genealogical records<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Cokayne\u2019s Complete Baronetage<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Complete Baronetage; Chancery reports<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Complete Peerage tradition; Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Complete Peerage tradition; Cracroft&#039;s Peerage<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Elizabethan armorial sources; Complete Peerage<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; George Edward Cokayne<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; History of Parliament; peerage records<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; National Portrait Gallery; county history; historical armorial tradition<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; parliamentary biographies; Childwall and county-history sources<\/option><option >Dictionary of National Biography; Salisbury family and Hatfield records<\/option><option >Diocese of Lincoln church-plate record; antiquarian documentation<\/option><option >Dod&#039;s Peerage; National Archives; landed-family genealogy; military memorial sources<\/option><option >Earl Marshal&#039;s commissioners; King James I; contemporary heraldic and peerage authorities<\/option><option >Early medieval armorial tradition; Foster&#039;s Some Feudal Coats of Arms; seal evidence associated with the Barons&#039; Letter of 1301<\/option><option >Eldon and Salisbury peerage genealogies<\/option><option >Eldon peerage succession<\/option><option >Elizabethan College of Arms and Garter-era heraldic usage, as reflected in surviving achievements, heraldic panels and armorial book-stamps<\/option><option >Elizabethan Derbyshire records; Codnor pedigree; History of Parliament reference tradition<\/option><option >English and Irish peerage, armorial-binding and Burlington family records<\/option><option >English and Scottish armorial usage<\/option><option >English armorial and landed-family sources<\/option><option >English armorial usage; Surrey county heraldic record<\/option><option >English Baronetage<\/option><option >English Baronetage and antiquarian monumental heraldry<\/option><option >English baronetage and Suffolk county-history sources<\/option><option >English baronetage record<\/option><option >English Baronetage; heraldic tradition of Wray of Glentworth<\/option><option >English College of Arms grant discussed in the Heraldry Society&#039;s study of the Billesley seal tradition<\/option><option >English College of Arms tradition; Garter stall-plate tradition<\/option><option >English College of Arms tradition; supported by Westminster Abbey and peerage genealogies<\/option><option >English Crown and College of Arms context; later armorial exemplification by European Heraldry<\/option><option >English Crown and College of Arms jurisdiction<\/option><option >English Crown and College of Arms jurisdiction; genealogical succession recorded in Complete Peerage and peerage authorities<\/option><option >English Crown and College of Arms tradition<\/option><option >English Crown and College of Arms tradition; 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1624 patent; History of Parliament<\/option><option >English Crown; armorial evidence preserved in the Cecil Chapel at St Mary the Virgin, Wimbledon<\/option><option >English Crown; Complete Peerage; College of Arms tradition<\/option><option >English Crown; contemporary and later peerage and genealogical records<\/option><option >English Crown; Garter and late medieval armorial tradition<\/option><option >English Crown; Garter and medieval armorial tradition<\/option><option >English Crown; Garter and peerage armorial tradition<\/option><option >English Crown; Garter stall-plate and medieval armorial tradition<\/option><option >English Crown; heraldic form recorded in Surrey county armorial material and historic peerage compilations<\/option><option >English Crown; local Surrey heraldic recording<\/option><option >English Crown; peerage of England<\/option><option >English Crown; peerage records; Broughton Castle family history<\/option><option >English Garter and peerage armorial tradition<\/option><option >English Garter-stall-plate record; Salisbury stall-plate S21\/11 tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic and antiquarian record<\/option><option >English heraldic and baronetage record<\/option><option >English heraldic and genealogical tradition; Berkeley of Stoke Gifford; Barker\u2019s account of St Mark\u2019s or the Mayor\u2019s Chapel, Bristol<\/option><option >English heraldic and genealogical tradition; Gloucestershire visitation and antiquarian county-history sources<\/option><option >English heraldic and monumental tradition; surviving monument at St Martin&#039;s Church, Stamford<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage authorities<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage jurisdiction<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage record; Garter stall-plate depiction<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; Burghley House Preservation Trust historical account<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; contemporary peerage records require confirmation from the College of Arms<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; family achievement recorded in Debrett&#039;s<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; later House of Lords determination of the senior male-line right<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; official baronage compilation<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; Order of the Garter and Salisbury genealogy<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; Salisbury earldom records<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; succession later recognized by the House of Lords in favour of his son Henry<\/option><option >English heraldic and peerage tradition; University of Nottingham Manvers Collection context<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction, as recorded in Surrey Coats of Arms and peerage authorities<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; 1921 Ullswater peerage armorial tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; baronetcy and barony recorded in peerage and heraldic authorities<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; British Armorial Bindings and Nottinghamshire county histories<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; contemporary peerage and matrimonial armorial practice<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; county and peerage compilations<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; DNB and peerage genealogical tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; genealogical evidence cross-checked against the Complete Peerage tradition and the Dictionary of National Biography<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; Kent county history and Willoughby visitation material<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; later Baronetage and Peerage of England<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; Lowther family memorial and peerage genealogy<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; Middleton family archive and peerage sources<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; Middleton family archive and peerage tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; Nottinghamshire county histories and the Middleton archive<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; peerage and baronetage authorities<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; peerage and county armorial sources<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; peerage and county-history tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; peerage and genealogical sources<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; recorded in Cokayne&#039;s Complete Peerage and related peerage and genealogical authorities<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; supported by county histories, visitations and the Middleton family archive<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; University of Nottingham and National Portrait Gallery records<\/option><option >English heraldic jurisdiction; University of Nottingham Middleton collection<\/option><option >English heraldic practice; surviving c.1600 heraldic panel associated with Ashridge Park<\/option><option >English heraldic record as reproduced in Cracroft&#039;s Peerage and Fox-Davies&#039;s Armorial Families<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition as recorded in Burke&#039;s General Armory; genealogical record maintained by the Cambridge University Heraldic &amp; Genealogical Society<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition, medieval pedigrees and peerage authorities; succession discussed in Complete Peerage and later peerage studies<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; Berkeley family pedigrees; Gloucestershire landed history<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; blazon recorded by Burke&#039;s General Armory<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; Burke&#039;s General Armory; Complete Peerage tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; Burke&#039;s General Armory; sixteenth-century northern visitation evidence<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; contemporary and later armorial representation of the Exeter Cecil achievement<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; Exeter Cecil family achievement; Scottish Barclay armorial tradition<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; Lancashire heraldic indexes; medieval and visitation pedigrees<\/option><option >English heraldic tradition; 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fifteenth century<\/option><option >Williamite and early Anne period<\/option><option >Williamite and early Annean<\/option><option >Williamite and early Georgian period<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                    <label><span>Tincture<\/span><input name=\"arm_tincture\" value=\"\" placeholder=\"Azure, Gules, Or\u2026\"><\/label>\n                    <label><span>Charge \/ ordinary<\/span><input name=\"arm_charge\" value=\"\" placeholder=\"lion, chevron, leopard face\u2026\"><\/label>\n                    <label><span>Variant<\/span><select name=\"arm_variant\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option value=\"augmentation\" >Augmentation<\/option><option value=\"cadet\" >Cadet<\/option><option value=\"historic_variant\" >Historic Variant<\/option><option value=\"impalement\" >Impalement<\/option><option value=\"marshalling\" >Marshalling<\/option><option value=\"other\" >Other<\/option><option value=\"quartering\" >Quartering<\/option><option value=\"same_design\" >Same Design<\/option><option value=\"textual variant\" >Textual Variant<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                    <label><span>Evidence<\/span><select name=\"arm_evidence\"><option value=\"\">All<\/option><option value=\"documented\" >Documented<\/option><option value=\"supported\" >Supported<\/option><\/select><\/label>\n                <\/div><\/details>\n                <div class=\"mhr-directory-search-actions\"><button class=\"mhr-button\" type=\"submit\">Search Armorial Registry<\/button><a class=\"mhr-directory-reset\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911\">Reset<\/a><\/div>\n            <\/form>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-results-head\"><p><strong>908<\/strong> armorial records<\/p><p class=\"mhr-directory-range\">Showing 1\u201324<\/p><\/div>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-grid\">\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=alexander-of-forkhill-collateral-branch-through-anne-jackson-heiress-of-coleraine-46143\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=alexander-of-forkhill-collateral-branch-through-anne-jackson-heiress-of-coleraine-46143\">Alexander of Forkhill \u2014 collateral branch through Anne Jackson, heiress of Coleraine<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Armigerous Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Alexander of Forkhill, descended through Anne Jackson, daughter and heiress of Richard Jackson of Coleraine<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Henry Alexander of Forkhill, D.L.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 27 September 1872<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Per pale Argent and Sable, a chevron between in chief an annulet and in base a crescent all counterchanged. Crest: An arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword Proper, on the elbow an annulet Sable. Motto: PER MARE PER TERRAS.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Cadet<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=alexander-of-forkhill-collateral-branch-through-anne-jackson-heiress-of-coleraine-46143\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=amherst-daniel-of-foley-house-and-foulden-amelia-amherst-s-heiress-transmission-45134\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=amherst-daniel-of-foley-house-and-foulden-amelia-amherst-s-heiress-transmission-45134\">Amherst\u2013Daniel of Foley House and Foulden \u2014 Amelia Amherst&#039;s heiress transmission<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Amelia Amherst of Foley House and Foulden, transmitted into the Daniel family<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Amelia Amherst and William George Daniel, later Daniel-Tyssen<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1794<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Gules, three tilting-spears two and one erect Or, headed Argent, for Amherst, transmitted by heiress descent and later quartered with the Daniel and Tyssen arms.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Quartering<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=amherst-daniel-of-foley-house-and-foulden-amelia-amherst-s-heiress-transmission-45134\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=antiquarian-horological-society-42963\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"300\" height=\"300\" src=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-300x300.png\" class=\"attachment-medium size-medium wp-post-image\" alt=\"\" srcset=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-300x300.png 300w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-150x150.png 150w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-768x768.png 768w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-80x80.png 80w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-640x640.png 640w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1-960x960.png 960w, https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/antiquarian-horological-society-arms-42963-1.png 1024w\" sizes=\"auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px\" \/><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=antiquarian-horological-society-42963\">Antiquarian Horological Society<\/a><\/h2>\n                                                                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Antiquarian Horological Society<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 26 September 2023<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Gules issuant in dexter base the arc of a Clock\u2019s Gear Wheel Or the teeth engaging in sinister chief the teeth of a Pinion Argent.<\/p>                                                <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=antiquarian-horological-society-42963\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balbirnie-parent-family-of-the-whittingehame-and-balgonie-branches-46631\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balbirnie-parent-family-of-the-whittingehame-and-balgonie-branches-46631\">Balfour of Balbirnie \u2014 parent family of the Whittingehame and Balgonie branches<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Balbirnie, Fife<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Robert Balfour of Balbirnie and the Balbirnie family<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1672<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable an otter&#039;s head erased Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balbirnie-parent-family-of-the-whittingehame-and-balgonie-branches-46631\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balgonie-and-newton-don-sibling-cadet-branch-with-bordure-difference-46646\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balgonie-and-newton-don-sibling-cadet-branch-with-bordure-difference-46646\">Balfour of Balgonie and Newton Don \u2014 sibling cadet branch with bordure difference<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Balgonie and Newton Don, descended from Charles Balfour<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Charles Balfour of Balgonie and Newton Don and the Balgonie family<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1845<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable an otter&#039;s head erased Argent, all within a bordure engrailed Sable.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Cadet<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-balgonie-and-newton-don-sibling-cadet-branch-with-bordure-difference-46646\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-ruth-balfour-and-the-rejoining-marriage-with-balbirnie-46650\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-ruth-balfour-and-the-rejoining-marriage-with-balbirnie-46650\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 Lady Ruth Balfour and the rejoining marriage with Balbirnie<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Whittingehame female branch reconnecting with Balbirnie<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Lady Ruth Balfour and Brigadier Edward William Sturgis Balfour<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 26 December 1914<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Balfour component: Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased Argent. The complete matrimonial achievement of Lady Ruth and Edward William Sturgis Balfour has not been located.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Marshalling<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-ruth-balfour-and-the-rejoining-marriage-with-balbirnie-46650\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-of-balfour-peerage-achievement-46636\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-of-balfour-peerage-achievement-46636\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour, peerage achievement<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Peer<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Whittingehame senior succession and Balfour peerage<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour, KG, OM, PC<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 5 May 1922<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased of the first.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-of-balfour-peerage-achievement-46636\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-james-maitland-balfour-and-the-salisbury-cecil-matrimonial-bridge-46634\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-james-maitland-balfour-and-the-salisbury-cecil-matrimonial-bridge-46634\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 James Maitland Balfour and the Salisbury-Cecil matrimonial bridge<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Whittingehame through the marriage of James Maitland Balfour and Lady Blanche Gascoyne-Cecil<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> James Maitland Balfour of Whittingehame and Lady Blanche Mary Harriet Gascoyne-Cecil<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 15 August 1843<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Balfour component: Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased Argent. The complete marital impalement with Cecil or Gascoyne-Cecil has not been securely located.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Marshalling<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-james-maitland-balfour-and-the-salisbury-cecil-matrimonial-bridge-46634\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-eustace-james-anthony-balfour-and-the-collateral-line-leading-to-the-present-earldom-46643\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-eustace-james-anthony-balfour-and-the-collateral-line-leading-to-the-present-earldom-46643\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 Eustace James Anthony Balfour and the collateral line leading to the present earldom<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Armigerous Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Eustace Balfour&#039;s younger-son branch of Whittingehame<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Colonel Eustace James Anthony Balfour and his male-line descendants<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1922<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, on a chevron engrailed Sable between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased of the first.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Cadet<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-eustace-james-anthony-balfour-and-the-collateral-line-leading-to-the-present-earldom-46643\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-maternal-grandson-of-the-2nd-marquess-of-salisbury-44242\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" width=\"257\" height=\"300\" src=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/Coat-of-arms-of-Arthur-Balfour-1st-Earl-of-Balfour.png\" class=\"attachment-medium size-medium wp-post-image\" alt=\"\" \/><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-maternal-grandson-of-the-2nd-marquess-of-salisbury-44242\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl, maternal grandson of the 2nd Marquess of Salisbury<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Peer<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Balfour of Whittingehame; descended through Lady Blanche Mary Harriet Gascoyne-Cecil<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1848<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, on a chevron engrailed between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased Argent. Crest: A palm tree Proper. Supporters: On either side an otter Proper collared Or. Motto: VIRTUS AD AETHERA TENDIT.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-arthur-james-balfour-1st-earl-maternal-grandson-of-the-2nd-marquess-of-salisbury-44242\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-blanche-gascoyne-cecil-s-marital-and-maternal-transmission-branch-44086\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-blanche-gascoyne-cecil-s-marital-and-maternal-transmission-branch-44086\">Balfour of Whittingehame \u2014 Lady Blanche Gascoyne-Cecil&#039;s marital and maternal transmission branch<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Balfour of Whittingehame; maternal descendant branch of the Salisbury marquessate<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> James Maitland Balfour and Lady Blanche Mary Harriet Gascoyne-Cecil<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1843<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> For James Maitland Balfour: Argent, on a chevron engrailed between three mullets Sable as many otters&#039; heads erased Argent. The marital achievement is formed by Balfour impaling the Salisbury Cecil-Gascoyne-Cecil arms: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, Cecil, Barry of ten Argent and Azure, over all six escutcheons Sable, three, two and one, each charged with a lion rampant Argent, a crescent Gules for difference; 2nd and 3rd, Gascoyne, Argent, on a pale Sable a conger&#039;s head erased and erect Or, charged with an ermine spot.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Impalement<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=balfour-of-whittingehame-lady-blanche-gascoyne-cecil-s-marital-and-maternal-transmission-branch-44086\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=bamber-of-childwall-maternal-bamber-arms-preserved-in-the-gascoyne-achievement-45839\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=bamber-of-childwall-maternal-bamber-arms-preserved-in-the-gascoyne-achievement-45839\">Bamber of Childwall \u2014 maternal Bamber arms preserved in the Gascoyne achievement<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Armigerous Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Bamber-connected Gascoyne branch of Childwall Hall<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Bamber Gascoyne of Bifrons and Childwall, M.P., and the Childwall Hall descendants<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1757<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent, a pheon Sable, on a chief Sable a lion passant Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=bamber-of-childwall-maternal-bamber-arms-preserved-in-the-gascoyne-achievement-45839\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-david-barclay-mp-and-founder-of-the-eastwick-park-branch-45064\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-david-barclay-mp-and-founder-of-the-eastwick-park-branch-45064\">Barclay of Eastwick Park \u2014 David Barclay, MP and founder of the Eastwick Park branch<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Eastwick Park branch descended from the London branch of the Barclays of Ury<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> David Barclay of Eastwick Park, MP<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1784-09-29<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Azure, a chevron Argent, and in chief three crosses pat\u00e9e Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-david-barclay-mp-and-founder-of-the-eastwick-park-branch-45064\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-and-gaddesby-hedworth-trelawny-barclay-45062\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-and-gaddesby-hedworth-trelawny-barclay-45062\">Barclay of Eastwick Park and Gaddesby \u2014 Hedworth Trelawny Barclay<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Eastwick Park and Gaddesby branch, descended through David Barclay of London from Robert Barclay of Ury<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Major Hedworth Trelawny Barclay<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1859<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Azure, a chevron Argent, and in chief three crosses pat\u00e9e Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barclay-of-eastwick-park-and-gaddesby-hedworth-trelawny-barclay-45062\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barnardiston-of-kedington-elizabeth-king-and-sir-thomas-barnardiston-2nd-baronet-46786\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barnardiston-of-kedington-elizabeth-king-and-sir-thomas-barnardiston-2nd-baronet-46786\">Barnardiston of Kedington \u2014 Elizabeth King and Sir Thomas Barnardiston, 2nd Baronet<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Baronet<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Kedington\/Ketton Barnardiston line; Elizabeth King&#039;s Zouch\u2013Cecil maternal collateral branch<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Elizabeth King and Sir Thomas Barnardiston, 2nd Baronet of Ketton<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> c.1651<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Azure, a fess dancett\u00e9e Ermine between six crosses-crosslet Argent. Crest: A bittern Or, standing among bullrushes Proper. Motto: JE TROUVE BIEN.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Marshalling<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=barnardiston-of-kedington-elizabeth-king-and-sir-thomas-barnardiston-2nd-baronet-46786\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-hope-gibbs-of-aldenham-bridget-beresford-hope-and-the-salisbury-connected-marriage-into-the-aldenham-gibbs-family-46655\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-hope-gibbs-of-aldenham-bridget-beresford-hope-and-the-salisbury-connected-marriage-into-the-aldenham-gibbs-family-46655\">Beresford-Hope\u2013Gibbs of Aldenham \u2014 Bridget Beresford-Hope and the Salisbury-connected marriage into the Aldenham Gibbs family<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Armigerous Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Beresford-Hope of Bedgebury Park and Beresford Hall; marriage branch into Gibbs of Aldenham<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Bridget Beresford-Hope, later Bridget Gibbs, Lady Aldenham<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1873-02-18<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> No separate personal grant or complete contemporary marital achievement for Bridget Beresford-Hope and Alban George Henry Gibbs has been located. The documented paternal Beresford-Hope arms were Azure, a chevron Or between three bezants; the Aldenham Gibbs arms were Argent, three battle-axes erect within a bordure nebuly Sable.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Marshalling<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-hope-gibbs-of-aldenham-bridget-beresford-hope-and-the-salisbury-connected-marriage-into-the-aldenham-gibbs-family-46655\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-of-albuera-and-beresford-william-carr-beresford-1st-viscount-beresford-grant-and-estate-transmitting-stepfather-46682\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-of-albuera-and-beresford-william-carr-beresford-1st-viscount-beresford-grant-and-estate-transmitting-stepfather-46682\">Beresford of Albuera and Beresford \u2014 William Carr Beresford, 1st Viscount Beresford, grant and estate-transmitting stepfather<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Peer<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Beresford of Beresford and Albuera<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> William Carr Beresford, 1st Viscount Beresford, G.C.B., G.C.H., P.C.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1 July 1811<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Argent sem\u00e9e of cross-crosslets fitch\u00e9e three fleurs-de-lis two and one Sable within a bordure wavy Pean. Crest: Issuant from a mural crown Or a dragon&#039;s head per fess wavy Azure and Gules, the lower part of the neck transfixed by a broken spear, in the mouth the remaining part of the spear point upwards Or. Motto: NIL NISI CRUCE.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=beresford-of-albuera-and-beresford-william-carr-beresford-1st-viscount-beresford-grant-and-estate-transmitting-stepfather-46682\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-female-cadet-branch-and-ancestral-landed-family-of-frances-berkeley-46370\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-female-cadet-branch-and-ancestral-landed-family-of-frances-berkeley-46370\">Berkeley of Stoke Gifford \u2014 female cadet branch and ancestral landed family of Frances Berkeley<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Landed Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Berkeley of Stoke Gifford, Gloucestershire<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> The Berkeley family of Stoke Gifford, including the descendants of Sir Maurice de Berkeley and the later Berkeley succession at Stoke Gifford<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1337<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Gules, a chevron ermine between ten crosses pat\u00e9e Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Cadet<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-female-cadet-branch-and-ancestral-landed-family-of-frances-berkeley-46370\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-sir-maurice-berkeley-and-the-armigerous-paternal-branch-receiving-elizabeth-coke-46392\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-sir-maurice-berkeley-and-the-armigerous-paternal-branch-receiving-elizabeth-coke-46392\">Berkeley of Stoke Gifford \u2014 Sir Maurice Berkeley and the armigerous paternal branch receiving Elizabeth Coke<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Armigerous Gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Berkeley of Stoke Gifford and Rendcomb<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Sir Maurice Berkeley of Stoke Gifford<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1599<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Gules, a chevron ermine between ten crosses patt\u00e9e Argent.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Same Design<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=berkeley-of-stoke-gifford-sir-maurice-berkeley-and-the-armigerous-paternal-branch-receiving-elizabeth-coke-46392\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=cecil-bisshopp-12th-baron-zouche-of-harringworth-first-post-abeyance-revival-through-the-elder-coheir-46804\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=cecil-bisshopp-12th-baron-zouche-of-harringworth-first-post-abeyance-revival-through-the-elder-coheir-46804\">Cecil Bisshopp, 12th Baron Zouche of Harringworth \u2014 first post-abeyance revival through the elder coheir<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Baronet<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Bisshopp of Parham; Zouche coheir branch<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Cecil Bisshopp, 8th Baronet and 12th Baron Zouche of Harringworth<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1815<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Quarterly: 1st, Argent, on a bend cotised Gules three bezants; 2nd, Azure, three swans&#039; heads erased Argent; 3rd, Per fess Or and Gules, a pale counterchanged, three Cornish choughs Proper; 4th, Gules, ten bezants, four, three, two and one, a canton Ermine.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Quartering<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=cecil-bisshopp-12th-baron-zouche-of-harringworth-first-post-abeyance-revival-through-the-elder-coheir-46804\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=harriet-anne-curzon-13th-baroness-zouche-of-harringworth-southwell-bisshopp-coheir-succession-46806\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=harriet-anne-curzon-13th-baroness-zouche-of-harringworth-southwell-bisshopp-coheir-succession-46806\">Harriet Anne Curzon, 13th Baroness Zouche of Harringworth \u2014 Southwell-Bisshopp coheir succession<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Peer<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Bisshopp-Curzon of Parham<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Harriet Anne Curzon, n\u00e9e Bisshopp, 13th Baroness Zouche of Harringworth<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1829<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Quarterly: 1st, Argent, on a bend cotised Gules three bezants; 2nd, Azure, three swans&#039; heads erased Argent; 3rd, Per fess Or and Gules, a pale counterchanged, three Cornish choughs Proper; 4th, Gules, ten bezants, four, three, two and one, a canton Ermine.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Quartering<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=harriet-anne-curzon-13th-baroness-zouche-of-harringworth-southwell-bisshopp-coheir-succession-46806\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=borough-pedigree-heading\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=borough-pedigree-heading\">Borough pedigree heading<\/a><\/h2>\n                                                <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Borough<\/p>                                                <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1584\/5<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> 1st and 4th, argent, on a saltire sable, five swans of the field; 2nd and 3rd, [argent], a fess engrailed between six fleurs-de-lis [sable].<\/p>                                                <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=borough-pedigree-heading\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boyle-clifford-cecil-richard-boyle-1st-earl-of-burlington-and-the-heiress-transmission-from-elizabeth-clifford-46230\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boyle-clifford-cecil-richard-boyle-1st-earl-of-burlington-and-the-heiress-transmission-from-elizabeth-clifford-46230\">Boyle\u2013Clifford\u2013Cecil \u2014 Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Burlington, and the heiress transmission from Elizabeth Clifford<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Peer<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Boyle of Burlington formed through marriage to Elizabeth Clifford, granddaughter of Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Burlington and 2nd Earl of Cork, through his marriage to Lady Elizabeth Clifford<\/p>                        <p><strong>Issued \/ recorded:<\/strong> 1635<\/p>                        <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> Per bend embattled Argent and Gules, for Boyle; on an escutcheon of pretence Chequy Or and Azure, a fess Gules, for Clifford. The Clifford escutcheon of pretence represents Richard Boyle&#039;s wife Elizabeth Clifford, daughter and sole heiress of Henry Clifford, 5th Earl of Cumberland, and thereby carries the Salisbury Cecil connection through Elizabeth&#039;s mother Frances Cecil.<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Marshalling<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boyle-clifford-cecil-richard-boyle-1st-earl-of-burlington-and-the-heiress-transmission-from-elizabeth-clifford-46230\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                                    <article class=\"mhr-directory-card mhr-armorial-directory-card\">\n                        <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boynton\" class=\"mhr-directory-card-image mhr-armorial-card-image\"><span class=\"mhr-directory-image-placeholder dashicons dashicons-shield-alt\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span><\/a>\n                        <div class=\"mhr-directory-card-body\"><h2><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boynton\">Boynton<\/a><\/h2>\n                        <p><strong>Class:<\/strong> Knightly\/gentry<\/p>                        <p><strong>Branch:<\/strong> Sedbury<\/p>                        <p><strong>Armiger:<\/strong> Boynton<\/p>                                                <p class=\"mhr-armorial-blazon\"><strong>Blazon:<\/strong> 1st and 4th, or, on a fesse between 3 crescents gules a lion passant of the 1st; 2nd and 3rd, gules, a fesse between 3 birds argent, a crescent for difference<\/p>                        <p><strong>Variant:<\/strong> Quartering<\/p>                        <a class=\"mhr-directory-open\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?mhr_armorial=boynton\">Open record \u2192<\/a><\/div>\n                    <\/article>\n                            <\/div>\n                        <nav class=\"mhr-pagination\" aria-label=\"Armorial pages\">\n                                <a class=\"is-current\" aria-current=\"page\" href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=1\">1<\/a><a class=\"\"  href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=2\">2<\/a><a class=\"\"  href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=3\">3<\/a><a class=\"\"  href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=4\">4<\/a>                <a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=2\" aria-label=\"Next page\">\u203a<\/a><a href=\"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/?page_id=42911&#038;arm_page=38\" aria-label=\"Last page\">\u00bb<\/a>            <\/nav>        <\/div>\n        \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-42911","page","type-page","status-publish","cs-entry","cs-video-wrap"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages\/42911","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcomments&post=42911"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/pages\/42911\/revisions"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/manorialregistry.com\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fmedia&parent=42911"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}