Cheshire Heraldry - Arms of The Vale Royal of England (D. King) 1656

The Armorial Bearings Featured in The Vale Royal of England first published by Daniel King in 1656

The arms of those gentlemen whose surname begins with T.

Tatnall (Tatenhall)
Azure, a cutlass in bend sinister Argent hilt and pommel Or a bordure engrailed of the last.

Tame
Or, three bars Azure.

Burke records the opposite.

Tochet (Touchet)
Ermine, a chevron Gules.

Tretting
Argent, a chevron Gules.

The chevron could possibly be Sable.

Tilston
Azure, a bend cotised between two garbs Or.

Thelwall
Gules, a fesse Or between three boars' heads couped Argent.

Thomasen (Thomason)
Argent, on a bend Azure three doves of the field, with olive branches in their mouths proper.

Thrope of Chester (Thropp)
Chequy Argent and sable on a fesse Or three martlets of the second.

There is then one blank shield

Tatton
Quarterly Argent and Gules, four crescents counterchanged.

Trafford
Argent, a cross engrailed Sable.

Toft
Argent. a chevron between three Saxon text " T's" Sable.

Thornton
Argent, on a bend Gules three escarbuncles Or.

Trussell (Lord of Warmincham)
Argent, a fret Gules bezantee.

Trowtbeck
Azure, three trouts fretted Argent.

Tetlow
Azure, on a fesse Argent three escallops Gules in chief as many crosses pattee Or.

Timperley
Gules, a lion rampant Sable armed Or.

There are then two blank shields followed by the arms of those gentlemen whose surname begins with V.