Coat of arms of Brandling

The blazon

gu. a cross, moline, ar. in the dexter quarter an escallop of the last. — Crest, the stump of an oak-tree, eradicated, and in flames , at the top, from the dexter side, a starved branch, from the sinister, one leaved and acorned, all ppr. {Borne hy Rev. R H. Brandling, of Gosforih-House, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Rector of Rothwell, near Leeds, Yorkshire, 1827.]

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