Coat of arms of Witts

The blazon

vert, three hares, courant, ppr. — Crest, an eagle, with wings elevated, in his beak a sprig of broom, sitting on a mount of corn, springing, all ppr. [Granted to Broome Witts, Esq. of London, ls< February, 1769.]

A blazon is the description of a coat of arms in the technical language of heraldry. The drawing comes from that text, and from nothing else.