. America heraldica : a compilation of coats of arms, crests and mottoes of prominent American families settled in this country before 1800 . ., A. Brock : The Huguenot Emigration in Virginia, 144 AMERICA HERALDICA Turners History of the Phelps and GorJiam Purchase, j6$.Sir Bernard Burke: The General Armory of England,etc., 1884. ®Qben S^monbs Here we are in presence of a clear pedigree,the family of Samuel Symonds, who settled atIpswich, Mass. {circa 1630), having been estab-lished for twenty generations back, at Croft, inLancashire, and Stratton, in Staffordshire. The arms we giv
. America heraldica : a compilation of coats of arms, crests and mottoes of prominent American families settled in this country before 1800 . ., A. Brock : The Huguenot Emigration in Virginia, 144 AMERICA HERALDICA Turners History of the Phelps and GorJiam Purchase, j6$.Sir Bernard Burke: The General Armory of England,etc., 1884. ®Qben S^monbs Here we are in presence of a clear pedigree,the family of Samuel Symonds, who settled atIpswich, Mass. {circa 1630), having been estab-lished for twenty generations back, at Croft, inLancashire, and Stratton, in Staffordshire. The arms we give were exemplified in 1625to Richard Symonds, a brother of Samuel Sy-monds, as being the ancient arms of the Sy-monds of Great Yeldam, Co. Essex, and ofNewport, Co. Salop, The Church of Great Yeldam, Co. Essex,contains a fine brass in memory of RichardSymonds. The first wife of the emigrant was DorothyHarlakenden, of the Harlakendens of EarlsColne, also in Co. Essex, whose cousin, RogerHarlakenden, was the founder of the Harla-kenden family in America. Arms: Azure, a chevron,engrailed, between three tre-foils, slipped, Crest : Out of a muralcoronet, chequey, argent andazure, a boars head of thefirst, crined, sable. Motto : Moriendo vive.[In dying, live.] Heraldic Journal, I., 45. Harleian MS., 1542 [In the British Museum]. Richards Sytnonds Heraldic Collections [Printed by the Camden Society].Sir Bernard Burke : The General Armory of England, etc., 1884. The founders of this family—so highl} con-nected through New England, New York andNew Jersey—were two brothers, fohn and Rich-ard Ogden, who emigrated before the middle ofthe XVII. century, and settled in New Englandas architects and master-builders. They erectedthe first stone church on Manhattan Island, in1642, while New York—then called New Am-sterdam—was still under Dutch rule. They wereafterwards employed at Elizabethtown (nowElizabeth) and Newark, N. J. Their descendantshave been prominent in pol
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