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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
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SURNAMES OF THE BEARERS
Alphabetically arranged
A Dictionary of Mottos
An essay on the origins of arms, crests, etc
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Glossary of Terms

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BUN   [ 73   B U R

Blum Al, a demi-lion rampant, holding an escallop-shell. p1. 2, n. 29. BULMER, Ess. and York., a bull passant, gu., armed and unguled or. pl. 18, r n. 23.

—, a demi-bull rampant, gu., armed or. pl. 18, n. 35.

BULSTREE, and Boulstree, out of a mural coronet, a stag's head, —. p1.38,

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BuLsTitonE, Beds. and Bucks., a bull's head and neck, gu., attired ar., between two wings, of the first. pl. 18,

n. 29.

BULT, an arm in armour couped, em-bowed and resting the elbow on the wreath, ppr., (a sash at the shoulder, gu.) and the hand holding a club. pl. 53, a. 24.

BuLTEEL and Bultell, Somers., a bull's head, gu., between two wings, or. pl. 18, n. 29.

BULWER, Norf.. a horned wolf. pl. 11,

  1. Adversis major, par secundis. BULWORTH, a stag's head erased, ppr. pl. 40, n. 22.

, out of a ducal coronet, or, a stag's head between two branches of palm, ppr. pl. 39, n. 6.

BUMSTEAD, and Bumsted, Suff., out of a cloud, a dexter hand erect, pointing to a star, all ppr. p1.59, n. 25.

BuNiruay, Bait., K. C. B., Chesh., two swords, saltierwise, through the mouth of a leopard's face, or, the blades, ppr., hilts and pornels of the first. pl. 10,

n. 28. Firmunt in vita kited.

- RICHARDSON, Bart., Iri. ; 1. (in front of a tree, ppr., on a mount vert,) a leopard's head, paly of six, ar., and sa., transfixed by two arrows in saltier, also ppr., p1. 10, a. 28, for Banbury ; 2. a lion rampant, erm., in the mouth a trefoil slipped, vert, the four paws semee of torteaux, and charged on the breast with a cross croslet, or, p1. 2, n. 7, for Richardson. Virtus pact robor.

DUNCE, Lond. and Kent, a demi-boar, az., pierced through the neck with a broken spear, gu., headed ar. pl. 10,

n. 18.

BUNCH, See., a stork, ppr. pl. 74,

n. 24.

BUNFORD, out of a ducal coronet, a demi-lion, gm pl. 6, n. 38.

BUNGEY, Kent, Surr., and Norf., an eagle, wings indorsed, ar., standing on a laurel-brunch, vert, fructed, or. pl. 66, n. 14.

BUNRILL, a bear's paw erased, sa., holding a rose, slipped and leaved, ppr. pl. 16, n. 3.

Ruxrr, an ostrich's head, ar., collared

gu., between two palm-branches, ppr. pl. 72, n. 13.

BUNNELL, on a ducal coronet, a Cornish chough rising, ppr. p1. 76, n. 33. BUNNEY, and Bunny, York. and Durh., a goat's head erased, sa., attired or, charged on one of the horns with two annulets, of the last. p1. 21, n. 12 ; and another, (Durk.) charged on the breast with a mullet, ib. Monte des-sus.

BuNTEN, and Bunting, Sco., a bunten on a garb, ppr. pl. 93, n. 33. Copiose et opportune.

—, Sco., a hand grasping a sword, Pin. pl. 60, n. 11. Fortiter etfide. BUNTING, a hand issuing from a cloud, holding two branches of laurel in orle. pl. 59, n. 29.

BUNTON, (on a ducal coronet) a talbot passant, collared and lined. pl. 12,

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BURARD, on a ducal coronet, or, as pl. 88, n. 7, an etoile of eight points, ppr. as pl. 92, n. 4.

BURBAGE, a boar's head erased, ar., (between two branches, vert.) pl. 25, n. 9.

BURBIDGE, between the attires of a stag, a boar's head, sa. pl. 39, n. 22. BURBRIDGE, out of a ducal coronet, az., two arms embowed, vested go., gloved or, in each an ostrich-feather, ar. pl. 50, n.22.

BURBYCHE, Midd. and Herts., a boar's head and neck erased, ar., bristled or, (between two oak - branches, vert, fructed of the second.) pl. 25, n. 10. BURCETRE, a comet-star, ppr. pl. 92, n. 2.

Buncir, an eagle, wings expanded, gu. pl. 68, n.21.

BuncriALL, and Burchell, (out of a ducal coronet) two hands, dexter and sinister, in saltier, each grasping a scyniitar, ppr. pl. 50, n. '2.

—, and Burcham, a greyhound sejant, collared and lined, —. p1.32, n. 18. BURCHETT, a winged spur, ppr. pl. 91, n. 13.

BURCKHEAD, and Burkett, a goat rampant, ar., between the paws a garb of the same armed or. pl. 21, n. 10. Bunn, and Byrde, an eagle's head erased, bendy of eight ar. and .sa., ducally gorged, or. pl. 77, n. 34. (without the pheon.)

BURDEN, a heart transfixed with a sword, in bend sinister. pl. 91, n. 23, (without the wings.)

BURDENBROKE, a boar's head erased, gu. p1. 25, n. 10.

—, an otter's head erased, sa. pl. 34,

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