"Heraldry Coat of Arms"
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"Armigerous" (ahr-MIJ-ehr-us) adjective
Bearing or entitled to bear heraldicarms.
The reason the notion of a family crest was brought into the languagewas that those who were armigerous (entitled to bear arms) used to put their crest or achieveme
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- Individual: Roger II Seymour
- Individual: William Fitzpatrick
- Individual: William Longespee , Earl of Salisbury
- Individual: Ralph de Mortimer
- Individual: Edmund De Mortimer Lord of Wigmore
- Individual: John de Grey
- Individual: Joan de Salisbury
- Individual: Isa Longspee
- Individual: Catherine de Hastang
- Individual: Jane Stafford
- Individual: Ela "The Younger" Longsepee
- Individual: Ralph I de Stafford
- Individual: Ralph IV Bassett
- Individual: Margaret De Audley [Baroness Audley]
- Individual: Edmund Stafford
- Individual: John II de Sutton
- Individual: Millicent de Chaucombe
- Individual: Nicole d'Albini
- Individual: Roger I de Somery
- Individual: Isabella de Cherlton
- Individual: Margaret de Somery
- Individual: Richard de Sutton
- Individual: Robert I de Sutton
- Individual: William de Sutton
- Individual: Robert de Sutton
- Individual: Thomas de Sutton
- Individual: Agnes de Sutton
- Individual: Stephen Sutton
- Individual: Roger Bassett
- Individual: Maud Bassett
- Individual: John I de Sutton
- Individual: Edward Helmes
- Individual: Eleanor (Alianore) De Vitre
- Individual: Hugh de Audley Earl of Gloucester
- Individual: John III le Strange Lord of Ness and Chesewardine