Coat of arms of Bargrave

The blazon

or, on a pale gu. a sword ar. hilt or, a chief az. charged with three bezants. — Crest, on a mount vert, a pheon gu. betw. two laurel- branches of the first. [TAe above, quarterly, with the arms of Tournay, being, ar. a chev. betw. three bulls passant sa. and for crest, on a wreath, a bull s head erased ar. armed or, collared az. charged with three bezants; borne by Robert Tournay Bargrave, Esq. of Eastry and Canterbury, Kent, 1823, a Subscriber to this Work; who, by Royal Sign Manual, dated August 23, 1800, took the surname and arms of Bargrave, in addition to those of Tournay, out of respect to the memory of the late Isaac Bargrave, of Eastry aforesaid, Esq. deceased, his wife's maternal uncle(\

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