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The Book of Family Crests
Their Source and Significations

Published 1882 By
Reeves and Turner

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Comprising nearly
EVERY FAMILY BEARING
properly
BLAZONED AND EXPLAINED
Accompanied by Upwards of
FOUR THOUSAND ENGRAVINGS
Illustrative of the crests of the peers and Baronets -- Nearly every family of England, Wales and Scotland and Ireland, The Colonies, etc etc
With the
SURNAMES OF THE BEARERS
Alphabetically arranged
A Dictionary of Mottos
An essay on the origins of arms, crests, etc
And a
Glossary of Terms

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BOG   [ 48   BOL

BocKINGHAls, Suff., on a chapeau, a lion statant guardant, —, collared and ducally crowned. p1. 1, 11. 1.

BOCKLAND, a bull's head erased, ar., ducally gorged, sa. pl. 20, n. 12. —, a hawk close, (regardant) ar., beaked and belled or. pl. 80, n. 20. BODDAM, Ess., a stag trippant, ppr. pl. 38, n. 4.

BODDICOTT, a weaver's shuttle in pale, az., threaded, ar. pl. 95, n. 11. BODDIE, or Boddy, Ess., on a staff raguly, gu., (as held by the bear, pl. 16, n. 23,) a ducal coronet, or. BODDINGTON, or Bodington, a lion's paw grasping a scymitar, all ppr. pl. 17, n. 22.

—, or Boddinton, a demi-lion, go., holding in the dexter paw a cross croslet fitchee, ar. pl. 6, n. 35.

BODE, Kent, a greyhound's head couped, ar., collared and ringed, sa., charged with three escallops of the first. pl. 40, n. 39.

BonELL, a dexter arm embowed, vested, stabbing with a sword a squirrel sejant regardant, all ppr. pl. 34, n. 9.

BODELSGATE, Cornw., a horse's bead erased, ar. pl. 43, n. 12.

BODENHAM, a dragon's head, ppr. pl. 23, n. 5.

   , a dragon's head erased, sa. pl. 23. n. 1.

—, out of a ducal coronet, or, a wing, sa. pl. 77, n. 15.

BODINGTON, a demi-lion rampant, gu., in his dexter paw a cross croslet fitchêe, ar. pl. (3, n. 35.

BODKIN, a pillar, sa. pl. 87, n. 20. 13onnEy, Surr., a bull's head, or. pl. 18, n. 21.

—, a demi-wolf, holding between the paws a ducal coronet, all ppr. pl. 13, n. 11.

BODRIGAN, a dexter hand erect, round

the wrist a ribbon. pl. 60, n. 2. BODIVIDA, a dexter arm in armour em-

bowed, ppr., holding a fleur-de-lis,

or. p1.55, n. 9.

BonYnAm, a pegasus at speed, wings indorsed and ducally gorged. pl. 15, n. 16.

Born r, between two elephants' trunks, per fess ar. and sa., a horse-shoe, of the first. pl. 19, n. 7.

BOEVY-CRAWLEY, Bart., Glouc., on a mount, vert, a heron, ppr., gorged with a collar, or, holding in the dexter claw a saltier, of the last. p1.81, ii. 26. Esse (pram cideri.

Boa, and Bogg, Sco. See BoAG. BoGsat, an eagle, wings expanded, supporting a flag, —. pl. 77, n. 23.

BOGG, Line., a bat displayed, ar., armed or. pl. 34, n. 10.

BOOGIE, and Bogie, a lamb supporting a flag, pl. 21, n. 1. Deus pastor mous.

BoGGis, or Boggs, the sail of a ship, ppr. pl. 86, n. 9.

BOGLE, Sco., a rose stalked and leaved, ppr., thereon a bee feeding, sa. pl. 100, n. 32. E labore dulcedo.

  •  Sco., a rose slipped and leaved, ppr. pl. 100, n. 31. Dulcedine.

  •  Sco., a ship in full sail, ppr. pl. 86, n. 22. Spe mellore vehor.
       , a tower, ppr. pl. 21, n. 26. BOGLEY, a cross, sa , (on three grieces, or steps, go.) pl. 08, n. 29.

BOHEM, or Boeham, properly Boehm., which see.

Bonurf, de, a wolf courant, ppr. pl. 13, o. 9.

  •  Line., out of a ducal coronet, gu., a cap, ar., between two elephants' tusks, or. pl. 103, n. 25.

   , Stiff, on a chapeau, a quatrefoil
pierced, erm., in the centre a besant. BOIDELL, a greyhound's head erased, az. p1. 39, n. 32.

Boruoiu, a heart inflamed, ppr. pl. 93, n. 24.

   Boss, a lion rampant, go. pl. 1, n. 11.    

, a stag's bead, ar., attired go., (between the attires a mound, or.) p1. 38, n. 20.

BOKELAND, an eagle's head conned, go., between two wings, checquy, or and
   vert. pl. 78, n. 7.    

, a lion rampant, holding between his paws a pair of scales, ppr. pl. 1, n. 14.

BoKENHAM, Norf., three mullets, two
at bottom, one at top. p1.88, n. 4.

' Norf., a lion rampant, gu. pl. 1, a.8.

BoKING, Suff., a man's head, cooped at the shoulders, ar., hair vert. pl. 65, n. 3.

13oLAL.vr., Lond., a bull's head couped, ar. pl. 18, n. 21.

Boix-N-n, Devon., (out of a ducal coronet,) or, an arm from the elbow, holding a bunch of three arrows in bend sinister. pl. 61, n. 5.

BOLBECK, a lion sejant, (supporting with his dexter paw a broken lance,) all ppr. pl. 6, n.

BoLcoLE, a demi rein-deer, ppr., collared, traced, and charged on the shoulder with an etoile, or. pl. 38, n. 5.

Bola), Lane., a griffin segreant, sa., beaked and legged or. pl. 26, n. 6. —, out of a ducal coronet, gu., a griffin's lie;o1, sa., between two wings displayed, or. ph 27, n. 21.