Poole “Family Crest” or Coat of Arms (Pool, Pooley, Pole, Poley) - Poole Family History & Surname For ancestry, genealogy research & heraldic merchandise, please visit: https://www.coadb.com Email: info@coadb.com Phone: 785-324-2529 11AM - 9PM (ET) 1) Sir Hugh Poole, who had son, Gruffyd Poole, who had son Rev. Owen Poole of Llandecwyn (d. 1519), who had son Sir Richard Poole - Or, a lion rampant sable. Thomas Poley of Boxted Hall, son of Thomas Poley of Codreth, later there was Sir John Pooley (d. 1593) and Sir William Pooley (d. 1629), brothers 2) Sir John Poolie, knighted in Dublin, Ireland in 1599 - I assume this is Sir John Poley of Columbine Hall (d. 1612), a soldier of fortune, son of Edmund Poley, grandson of Edmund Poley of Badley - Or, a lion rampant sable. Crest: A lion rampant sable collared Or. 3) Sir James Poole, knighted at Dublin Castle, 1603 4) co. Cheshire & Suffolk 5) Sir Lewis de la Pole of Cheshire, without the bend sable it is that of: Michael de la Pole (fl. 1366) and Sir John de la Pole (fl. 1308) 6) de la Poole 7) Gloucester 8) Poole of Worrll, Cheshire – Sir William Poole (1478-1534), granted in 1513, who was born in Devonshire Poole of Shute, Devonshire - Sir William Poole of Shute, co. Devon (1561-1636), Member of Parliament, son of William Poole Esq. (1515-1587), Member of Parliament, only son of William Poole 9) Poole of Saperton, co. Gloucester - Sir Giles Poole (c. 1517-1589) of Sapperton, Gloucester, Member of Parliament, first son of Leonard Poole of Sapperton, had brother Mathew Poole, later of Darthmouth, Devonshire Poole of Oaksey, co. Wiltshire - Sir Henry Poole (1564-1632) of Kemble and Oaksey, co. Wiltshire, and of Merton, Oxfordshire, Member of Parliament, first son of Edward Poole of Cirencester, co. Gloucester 10) Sir Thomas Poole of Poole, son of William Poole of Poole (a 1429), said to descend from Robert Pull, alias Poole, or de la Poole, Lord of Barretspoole (fl. c. 1280). 11) The Poole Baronetcy, of Poole in the County of Chester, was a title in the Baronetage of England in 1677 for Sir James Poole 12) Poole of Geraldstown, co. Meath, Ireland - Nathaniel Poole (died in Ireland in 1685), Serjeant-at-Arms, son of Periam Poole, Esq. of Southcutsheyes, co. Devonshire, grandson of Sir William Poole (d. 1561) 13) Randolph Poole (fl. 1505), Rector of Hawarden and Neston, manerial Lord of Poole, son of Thomas Poole Esq. of Poole 14) Poole of New Shoreham, co. Sussex – granted in 1648 to Captain Richard Poole, son of Thomas Poole, grandson of Captain Richard Poole (d. 1652) 15) Robert Pooll Henry Batten-Pool Esq. (fl. 19th century) of Timsbury and Road Manor, Justice of the Peace, only son of Joseph Langford of Timsbury and Anne Poll 16) John de la Poole of Devonshire, son of Walter de Pole and Matilda de la Mare - John de la Pole, Knight of Hertington, co. Sussex 17) Poole of Devonshire - Poole of Cornwall 18) Ralph Poole 19) Argent a chevron between three crescents gules over all a bendlet sinister. 20) Pool of Bobbingworth, Essex – John Poole (d. 1680) was Rector of Bobbingworth from 1645-1660, married Judith Garland Pool of Radbourne, Derbyshire – the manor passed to Sir Peter de la Pole of Newborough, Staffordshire, in 1369, Radbourne Hall was built for his descendant, German Pole, in 1739. Also Samuel Pole, (1656-1731), High Sheriff of Derbyshire, father of Lieutenant General Edward Pole and Charles Pole, Member of Parliament – also there was Edward Sacheverell Pole Esq. (fl. 1824) 21) Derbyshire 22) Poole of Wingfield Castle, co. Suffolk – Michael de la Pole, 1st Earl of Suffolk (c. 1330-1389), Lord Chancellor of England, son of William (Baron of the Exchequer). His grandson was William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk (1396-1450) - Azure a fess between three leopards’ faces Or. 23) John Poole 24) co. Yorkshire 25) Nicholas Pole of Norfolk Sir Richard de la Pole Sir Walter de la Poole of Dernford, Sawston, co. Cambridgeshire (1371-1434), Member of Parliament, son and heir of Sir Edmund de la Pole, grandson of Sir William de la Pole Sir John Poele 26) Oxfordshire - Or, four barrulets wavy sable a bend argent. 27) Argent three bars sable on the first bar as many roses of the field. 28) Henry Pole (d. 1539), created Baron Montagu in 1514, son of, Sir Richard Pole (1462-1505), land owner in Buckinghamshire, and grandson of Geoffrey Pole Esq. of Worrell, Cheshire 29) David Poole (d. 1568), Bishop of Peterborough 30) Chauncy Poole Esq. of Bristol (1720-1784) 31) Similar to the arms of Ralph Poley, Knight of Hertfordshire (fl. 1378), 32) Poole of Waltham, Essex and Alford, Essex – granted 1569 - there was a William Poole of Pynest, Waltham Abbey (fl. 1600) - similar to the arms of Thomas Powle (1513-1601), Clerk of the Chancery 33) Poole of The Homend, Stretton, Grandison, co. Herefordshire – Richard Poole purchased and extended the estate in 1703, son of Rev. James Poole (1649-1721), Canon of Hereford and Vicar of Stretton

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