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Tate/Tait “Family Crest” or Coat of Arms - Family History & Surname For ancestry, genealogy research & heraldic merchandise, please visit: https://www.coadb.com [email protected] 785-324-2529 11AM - 9PM (ET) 1) Tate of Park Hill, London - The Tate Baronetcy of Park Hill in Streatham in the County of London, is a title in the baronetage of the United Kingdom created in 1898 for the sugar magnate and philanthropist Sir Henry Tate (1819-1899), son of Rev. William Tate (1773-1836) - Ermine, on a pale invected azure, between four Cornish choughs proper, two roses argent. Crest: A dexter arm embowed vested azure cuff argent the arm charged with two roses argent the hand holding a pine apple erect slipped and two ears of wheat saltirewise, all proper. Motto: Thinck and thancke. 2) Tait of Liverpool - William Watson Tait Esq. of Liverpool (1771-1851), merchant, son of James Tait (1745-1803), barber-surgeon at Versailles in France, son of Andrew Tait of Scotland (c. 1720-1770) - Argent on a fesse gules between three doves argent beaked and legged of the second, the rays of a demi sun, breaking out from the upper part of the fesse, or. Crest: An arm embowed, vested quarterly, or and sable, holding in the hand proper a bunch of flowers leaved vert. Motto: Toujours la meme. 3) Tayt of co. Yorkshire - Thomas Tayte was listed in the Subsidy Rolls of Yorkshire in 1301 and a Ralph Tait was documented in 1185 - Argent on a fesse gules between three birds azure beaked and legged of the second, the rays of the sun breaking out of the upper part of the fesse or. 4) Per fesse, or and gules a pale counterchanged; three Cornish choughs proper. Crest: An arm embowed and couped at the shoulder, vested per pale, gules and or, holding in the hand proper a pine-branch of the second. Motto: Thincke and Thancke Tate of Sutton Bonington, co. Nottinghamshire - George Tate of Stretton & Suytton Bonnington (born 1575), had sons Anthony Tate and George Tate of Hoby – Anthony had son Henry Tate of Burleigh Park, (1653-1722), sheriff of Leicestershire Tate of Delapre Abbey - William Tate (d. 1695), Zouche Tate, and Sir John Tate (d. 1692), recorder of London, sons of Zouch Tate (1606-1650), son of Sir William Tate (d. 1617), all of Delapre, grandson of Sir Bartholomew Tate (d. 1533), Vice Marshal of Calais, son of Sir John Tate (d. 1514), Sheriff and Lord Mayor of London, son of Thomas Tate of Calais, son of John Tate of Coventry, son of John Tate of Coventry – also of this family was Sir John Tate (fl. 1470), Sheriff and Lord Mayor of London, as well as Sir Robert Tate of Stockbury, co. Kent (fl. 1481), who had son John Tate of Clerkenwell and Sir Richard Tate (d. 1555) 5) Tate of Cheam Hall and the Manor of Merton, co. Surrey - William Tate of Cheam (d. 1834), was succeeded by his nephew John Hilbert Tate - Per fess Or and Gules, a pale counterchanged and three Cornish choughs proper. Crest: An arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, vested per pale, gules and or, in hand, proper, a pine-branch gold. 6) Tait - Per fesse, or and gules a pale counterchanged; three cornish choughs sable. Crest: the stock of a tree, couped and eradicated, in fesse, vert; and between the branches thereof, a fleur-de-lis or. 7) Tait of Scotland - Argent, a saltier and chief, both engrailed gules. Crest: A horse’s head , couped, sable. Motto: Aegre de tramite. not stated, possibility: James Haldane Tait (1771-1845), naval officer born at Glasgow, sixth son of William Tait, a Glasgow merchant in Trongate William Tait of Edinburgh, Scotland (d 1800), Member of Parliament, second son of Alexander Tait, principle clerk of session Peter Guthie Rait (1831-1899), physicist and mathematician, only son of John Tait (d. 1840), secretary to the 5th Dule of Buccleuch 8) Argent, a saltier and chief, both engrailed gules. Sir William Tite (1798-1873), President of the Royal Institute of British Architechts, son of Arthur Tite, merchant of Russian goods Tait or Tayt of Pirn, co. Peebles Alexander Tait of Pairn (fl. 1539), had son George TaitAlexander Tait (fl. 1629), Lord of Pirn 9) Tait of Scotland - Argent, a saltier and chief, both engrailed gules. The same arms. Crest: The rising sun. Motto: God give grace. not stated, possibility: James Haldane Tait (1771-1845), naval officer born at Glasgow, sixth son of William Tait, a Glasgow merchant in Trongate William Tait of Edinburgh, Scotland (d 1800), Member of Parliament, second son of Alexander Tait, principle clerk of session Peter Guthie Rait (1831-1899), physicist and mathematician, only son of John Tait (d. 1840), secretary to the 5th Dule of Buccleuch 10) Colonel John Sprout Tait of Hartford, co. Cheshire (born 1843) of the 12th Royal Lancers, son of Alexander Duncan Tait, Captain of the 4th Dragoon Guards - Argent, a saltire engrailed and a chief gules. Crest: A horse’s head argent. Motto: Pro rege et patria.