Sir John II's Tabard
Copied and painted by Henry Gray of Hatfield 2004 from the
College of Arms ms I.16/26
of 1598. See also the crest and gryphon.
The 6 coats of arms are—from top left of the body of
the tabard to top right, then bottom left to right:
- Broket—or a cross flory sable
- Neville—gules on a saltire argent a fleur de lys
for difference azure
- Fauconberg—argent a lion rampant azure
- Broket—or on a pile azure a griffin passant of the
field
- FitzSimon—gules three escutcheons argent
- Bensted—gules three bars gemel argent—his mother's
family.
He was not technically entitled to the FitzSimon
arms, nor the Neville
arms, nor in an undifferenced form to the Fauconberg's.
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