The Palliser coat of arms
Coat of arms of John Palliser
of Newby Wiske (1577-1623)
SOME SOURCES FOR THE PALLISER COATS OF ARMS, ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Dugdale's Visitation, 21st Aug 1665, Palleser of Newby Wiske
Respite
given for proofe of these armes, but nothing done in it.
Arms - Per pale sable and argent, three lions rampant
counterchanged
Crest - Out of a ducal coronet gules a demi-eagle displayed or.
(In other words, the family had no
proof, at that time, that the arms had ever been granted)
(Descended from John Palliser
of Newby Wiske, 1577-1623 - Group 1)
Burke's Peerage, 1829, Sir Hugh Palliser
Creation - 25th June, 1773
Arms - Per pale sa. and ar., three lions rampant counterchanged
Crest - Out of a ducal coronet gu., a demi-eagle, wings elevated,
or.
(Baronetcy created for Admiral Sir
Hugh Palliser 1723-1796 with the grant of arms in 1773)
(Descended from John Palliser
of Newby Wiske, 1577-1623 - Group 1)
Burke's Landed Gentry, 1898, vol II, Palliser of Annestown
Arms
- Per pale sa, and arg., three lions rampant counterchanged.
Crest - Out of a ducal coronet gu., a demi-eagle, wings elevated,
or.
Motto - Deo Volente
(Descended from John Palliser
of Newby Wiske, 1577-1623 - Group 1)
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