Massey “Family Crest” or Coat of Arms (Massy, Massie) - Massey Family History & Surname https://www.coadb.com info@coadb.com Phone: 785-324-2529 1) Hamon de Massy was created a baron by Hugh Lupus in 1071, born in La Ferté Macé, Normandy, France, became the owner of the following manors after the Conquest, taking them over from the Saxon Aelfward: Agden, Baguley, Bowdon, Dunham, Hale, and Little Bollington 2) Massey of Coddington, co. Cheshire –Hugh Massie of Coddington (d. 1456), had son William Massie (d. 1462) of Coddington, Bechin, and Eggerley, who had sons Morgan Massie of Eggerley and John Massie of Coddington, the later had son Robert Massie of Coddington borne by Major Randal Massey who acquired a piece of land in Orkney, Scotland 3) Podington, co. Cheshire - William Massey (c. 1515-1579) of Puddington, co. Cheshire, Member of Parliament, Justice of the Peace, and High Sheriff, son of Sir John Massey (1496-1551), grandson of Thomas Massey of Potttington (d. 1526), further back to Hamon Massey, son of Richard Massey of Potington 4) John Massy of Coddington (fl. 15th century) who married Anne and/or Margaret Bird, he was son of William Massie of Coddington, Bechin, and Eggerley 5) Massey of Cringleford, co. Norfolk – Alfred Massey Esq. of The Grove, Cringleford (1815-1910), son of a brewer 6) Massey of Cringleford, co. Norfolk – Alfred Massey Esq. of The Grove, Cringleford (1815-1910), son of a brewer 7) Mascy of Rixton, co. Lancashire – William Mascy Esq. of Rixon (1595-1595) and wife Dorothy Daniel, had son Richard Mascy Esq., who has sons Hamlet, Thomas, and William 8) Massey of Audlem, co. Cheshire - Colonel William Massey Esq. of Moss House, Audlem (1600-1682), son of and heir of Hugh Massey (d. 1646) for whom the house was built in 1616 9) Massy of Ellerborough, co. Cheshire – Robert Massy (fl. 1580), son of Ralph Massy, grandson of Roger Massy 10) Massey of Grafton – descended from William Massy of Grafton and his wife, Anne, daughter of William Massy of Coddington 11) Massy of Alford, co. Cheshire – Richard Massy of Aldford (fl. 1580), son of Richard Massy of Aldford, grandson of Robert Massy of Hale 12) Broxton, co. Cheshire - Hugh Massey (1580-1639), son of David 13) William Massey Esq. of Pool Hall (d. 1838) 14) Massy of Tatton - Sir Geoffrey Massy of Tatton (d. 1457), a descendant of Sir Richard Massy of Tatton, son of William Massy of Tatton (d. 1273) 15) Massey of Timpereley 16) Massey of London - Toby Massey (1590-1649), member of the Painter-Stainer’s Company of London 17) John Massy of Cheshire, c. 14th century 18) Richard Massey of Hough had dau Elizabeth who married Richard Lee in the 15th century 19) 20) Massy of Wincham 21) Massy of Sale 22) Massy of Ireland – certified to Captain Hugh Massy (died c. 1691) in 1648, who descended from a Cheshire family, was appointed Constable of Arundel in 1644, served with Cromwellian forces as captain in the First Troop of Horse 23) Baron Clarina of Elm in the County of Limerick was a title in the Peerage of Ireland created in 1800 for General Eyre Massey (1719-1804), fifth son of Colonel Hugh Massey of Duntrileague (c. 1695-1685), grandson of Hugh Massy (d. 1701), High Sheriff of Limerrick, great-grandson of Captain Hugh Massy (died c. 1691) 24) The Massy Baronetcy, of Donass in the County of Clare, was a title in the Baronetage of Ireland created in 1782 for Sir Hugh Massy, who represented County Clare in the Irish House of Commons, son of Rev. Charles Massy, Dean of Limerick. The second Baronet represented this constituency in both the Irish and the House of Commons of the United Kingdom. The title became extinct on the death of the third Baronet in 1870. Baron Massy, of Duntryleague in the County of Limerick, is a title in the Peerage of Ireland created in 1776 for Hugh Massy, who had previously represented County Limerick in the Irish House of Commons, son of Colonel Hugh Massy John Massy (fl. 1852) of Kingswell House, co. Tipperary 25) Quarterly, azure and argent in the 1st and 4th quarter a mullet or. Crest—A horned owl proper. 26) Or, a bend gules between three wolves’ heads’ erased sable. 27) Argent a bend gules between three wiverns’ heads erased sable.(another Azure, w/ betw. emmets) 28) France – represented in Batignolles, district in Paris - De sable, à la fasce d'argent, acc. de trois têtes de bélier du même. 29) Antoine Massey (fl. 1696) 30) Dauphiné – Bertrand Massy, Major of the 44th, knighted on April 10th, 1811 31) Jean-Baptiste Massy (fl. 1696), adviser to the King, tax collector for Montfort 32) Joseph Massy, prosecutor at the Grand Coucil 33) Charles de Massey (1670-1759), married and had four children Francois de Massey (born c. 1560), had son Francis 34) Guillemette Massey, wife of Jean de Drée, died in 1643, Massey de la Verriere de Seel 35) Pierre Massie (fl. 1696), de la Roquebrussane 36) Massie - a clerk? Something to do with horses? Village of Maubeuge on the Belgian border

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