. America heraldica : une compilation de armoiries, de crêtes et de motos de familles américaines éminentes installées dans ce pays avant 1800 . Ily, i86g. Journal héraldique, IV., 153. W. H. Whitmore: Le généalogiste américain, i8;§. Sir Bernard Burke : l'Armory général d'Angleterre, etc., 1883. Record Office, Londres : Domestic Papers of Charles I. H)RAKE John Drake, de la société originale organiséepar le roi James I., en 1606, pour coloniser la Nouvelle-Angleterre, appartenait à la famille de Drake ofAshe, comté de Devon, Angleterre. Il est arrivé à Boston en 1630. Bien sûr, les armes de l'amiral Drakes, lui ont accordé des especia

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. America heraldica : a compilation of coats of arms, crests and mottoes of prominent American families settled in this country before 1800 . ily, i86g. Heraldic Journal, IV., 153. W. H. Whitmore: The American Genealogist, i8;§. Sir Bernard Burke : The General Armory of England, etc., 1883. Record Office, London : Domestic Papers of Charles I. H)rake John Drake, of the original company organizedby King James I., in 1606, to colonize NewEngland, belonged to the family of Drake ofAshe, county Devon, England. He came over to Boston in 1630. Of course, Admiral Drakes arms, granted tohim for especial services on the seas, are totallydifferent from the example we give. We haveseen, in the Rousseau collection, a bookplate ofa descendant of John Drake, William. WalkerDrake. Cre.sts : A. An eagle dis-played, gules. B. A dexter arm, erect, proper, holding a battle-axe, sable, headed, argent. Mottoes : A. Sic parvis magna. [Thus com-paring great things with small.]B. Tim^e tryeth Tryst. Bolton : History of Westchester Co., N. Y., //., ^26.S.Gardner Drake: A Genealogical and Biographical Ac-count of the Family of Drake in America, 184.;.. 32 AMERICA HERALDICA W. H. VVhitmore : The American Genealogist, i8j5. Sir Bernard Burke : The General Armory of England, etc., 1883.Burke : Heraldic Illustrations, II., loj {184s).The Book of Family Crests, II., 108. Belcber The emigrant, Andrew Belcher, settled in theMassachusetts Colony in 1639. We find the coat of arms of his son, AndrewBelcher, commissary general of the province, onthe Gore Roll of Arms (1717). The grandson ofthe emigrant, Jonathan Belcher, was governor ofNova Scotia, and used the same shield on hisseal (1760). The family came from the Belchers of Kings-wood, county Wilts, England. Crest : A greyhounds head, erased, ermine. Motto : Loyal an mort. [True to the dead.] Gores Roll of Arms, No. 37. W. H. Whitmore: The American Genealogist, iSjS. Heraldic Journal, III., p. 61. The Book of Family Crests, II., 34. Prince: Genealogic

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