|
Wikes, Wykes of Gloucestershire
|
Gules a bend ermine cotised indented or.
|
Burke's The General Armory, & General Armory II
See also: Middlesex, Wykes of Westminster
|
|
Wykes
Richard de Wykes, K Henry III, Sir John Wykes, slain at seige of Calais 1348.
Arden Roll, Joseph Foster Dictionary.
|
Azure a lion rampant argent.
|
John Foster Dictionary
See also: Hereford, Wykes of Moreton Jeffries
|
|
Wykes
Richard de Wykes, K Henry III, Sir John Wykes, slain at seige of Calais 1348.
St.George Roll, Joseph Foster Dictionary.
Richard Wykes. E. Nicholas Wikes, Sheriff of Gloucestershire during the reign
of Henry VIII.
|
Azure a lion rampant chequy, argent and gules.
|
Burke's The General Armory
See also: Hereford, Wykes of Moreton Jeffries
|
|
Wyke, Wykes
Nicholas Wykes, Wyke of Dursley and Dodington, Gloucestershire, and Henry Wyke of Compton Martin, Somerset.
Argent, on a pale between 2 palets sable 3 greyhounds heads erased or,
collared gules.
Crest, A greyhound's head erased or, collared gules,
holding in the mouth a man's leg couped at the thigh argent.
|
Burke's The General Armory
See also: Cambridgeshire, Wykes or Weykes of Cambridge
|
|
Wickes of Frampton on Severn, Gloucestershire
Argent a chevron between 3 trefoils slipped sable.
Crest a demi lion rampant holding in the dexter paw a 'scimetar' proper.
|
Burke's The General Armory
|
Back to Heraldry Page
|
