Swansea armorial

A gallery of arms of people and institutions associated with Swansea and Gower (the current City and County of Swansea, former Lordship of Gower)

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  Sir Thomas Digby Aubrey, of Llantrithyd
  (d.1856)
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  Bath family, of Swansea and Alltyferin
  (19th century)
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  Beauchamp
  (Lords of Gower
  14th-15th centuries)
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  Beaumont / Newburgh
  (Lords of Gower
  12th-13th centuries)
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  Starling Benson
  (Mayor of Swansea
  1843-1844)
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  George Gwynne Bird
  (Mayor of Swansea
  1842-1843)
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  Sir Christopher Cole
  (1770-1836)
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  Sir Matthew Craddock
  (c.1468-1531)
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  Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector
  (1599-1658)
  Lord of Gower
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  Dawkins, of Kilvrough
  (16th-19th centuries)
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  De Breos
  (Lords of Gower
  13th-14th centuries)
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  De La Bere
  (14th-15th centuries)
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  Deheubarth
  (House of Dynefor
  c.920-1197)
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  Thomas Dering, of Lilliput Hall
  (18th century)
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  Dillwyn family
  (18th-19th centuries)
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  Sir John Dillwyn-Llewelyn, Bt
  (1836-1927)
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  Thomas Eden, of The Bryn
  (1747-1845)
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  Thomas Brimble Essery
  (Mayor of Swansea
  1846-1847)
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  Fleming, of Penlline & Swansea
  (11th century-)
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  Thomas Ford
  (Mayor of Swansea
  1872-1873)
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  Francis family
  (including George Grant Francis)
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  Bishop Hugh Gore
  (1613-1691)
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  Gower Rural District Council
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  Henry John Grant, of The Gnoll
  (b.1780)
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  John and Sir William Robert Grove
  19th century
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  Guinness, Earls of Iveagh
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  Herbert, Earls of Pembroke
  (Lords of Gower
  1468 to 1507)
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  Capt. Frederick Hickey
  (d.1840)
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  Michael Howard, Baron Howard of Lympne
  (1941- )
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  John Jones Jenkins, Baron Glentawe
  (1835-1915)
• Sir Hugh Johnys, of Llandimôr (c.1410-c.1485)
  Sir Hugh Johnys, of Llandimôr
  (c.1410-c.1485)
• Sir Hugh Johnys, of Llandimôr (c.1410-c.1485; Alternate arms)
  Sir Hugh Johnys, of Llandimôr
  (c.1410-c.1485;
  Alternate arms)
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  Sir Philip Jones
  (1618-1674)
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  Jones, of Caervallach
  (19th century)
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  Calvert Richard Jones
  (18th-19th centuries)
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  Princess Lilian of Sweden
  (1915-2013)
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  Lliw Valley District Council
  (1974-1996)
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  Gwilym Lloyd George, Viscount Tenby
  (1894-1967)
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  de Londres family
  (12th-13th centuries)
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  Lucas family, of Stouthall and Rhossili
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  Mansel family
  (14th-18th centuries)
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  Michael family
  (19th century mayors of Swansea)
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  Matthew Moggridge
  (19th century)
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  Sir Alfred Mond, MP
  (later Baron Melchett.
  1868-1930)
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  Morris, of Clasemont
  (19th century)
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  Mowbray, Barons Mowbray
  (Lords of Gower, 14th-15th centuries)
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  Mowbray, Dukes of Norfolk
  (Lords of Gower, 14th century)
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  Penrice, of Oxwich and Penrice
  (13th-15th centuries)
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  Penrice, of Kilvrough
  (19th century)
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  Richard Mansel Philipps
  (1768-1844)
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  Popkin, of Fforest
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  John & John Crow Richardson
  (19th century)
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  Walter Runciman, MP
  (1870-1949)
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  Diocese of St.Davids
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  Sir Harry Secombe
  (1921-2001)
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  Seisysllwg
  (c.680-c.920)
  attributed arms
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  Charles Henry Smith
  (Mayor of Swansea 1845-1846)
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  Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester
  (Lord of Gower, c.1460-1526)
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  Somerset, Earls of Worcester
  (Lords of Gower, 16th-17th centuries)
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  Somerset family, Dukes of Beaufort
  (Lords of Gower
  17th century-)
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  Sproule family
  (18th-19th centuries)
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  Diocese of Swansea and Brecon
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  Swansea
  (before 1922)
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  Swansea
  (arms granted 1922)
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  Swansea University
  (1921-)
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  Swansea Metropolitan University
  (2008-2013)
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  George Tennant
  (1765-1832)
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  Thomas, of Glanmor
  (19th century)
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  Traherne family
  (18th-19th centuries)
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  Villiers, Earls of Jersey
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  Vivian family of Singleton
  (19th century)
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  The Church in Wales
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  University of Wales Trinity St.David
  (2010-)
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  Algernon Walker-Heneage-Vivian
  (1871-1952)
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  Walters family
  (18th century - )
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  General George Warde
  (1760–1830)
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  West Glamorgan County Council
  (1974-1996)
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  Archbishop Rowan Williams, Lord Williams of Oystermouth
  (1950-)
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  Charles Thomas Wilson
  (Mayor of Swansea 1868-1869)
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  Frank Ash Yeo
  (Mayor of Swansea 1874-75)