Coat of arms of Shepherd

The blazon

erm. on a chief sa. three battle-axes ppr. — Crest, a buck, couchant, reguardant, or, wreathed round the neck with laurel vert. [Borne by the Rev. George Shepherd, D.D. of Russell-square, London, 1826.]

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