Coat of arms of Rawlings

The blazon

sa. three swords in pale, points in chief, hilts and pomels or. — Crest, an arm, embowed, in armour, the - elbow resting on the wreath, holding, in the gauntlet, a faulchion ar. hilt or, {Borne by Thomas Rawlings, Esq. of Sanders-Hill, High- Sheriff of Cornwall, 43t/ George III. one of the Deputy-Lieutenants, and in the Commission of the Peace for that Co2inty ; and, also, by William Rawlings, Senior, Vicar of Padstow, and William Rawlings, Junior, Rector of Launcellos, both in the County of Cornwall. See Plate of Arms.

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