Coat of arms of Tournay

The blazon

ar. a chev. betw. three bulls, passant, sa. — Crest, a bull s head, erased, ar. armed or, collared az. charged with three bezants. [Borne, quarterly with Bargrave, hy Robert Tournay Bargrave, Elsq. of Eastry, and Canterbury, Kent, who, ' by Royal Sign Manual, dated August, 1800, took the Surname and Arms of Bargrave, in addition to those of Tournay, out of respect to the memory of his wife's maternal uncle, Isaac Bargrave, of Eastry, aforesaid, deceased.']

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