The crest on Plate 8, Image 7 (Pl. 8. cr. 7.) is described as a demi-lion rampant.
Surnames:
- Agar (Earl of Normanton)
- Agar (Lord Callan, Ireland)
- Agar (Lord Clifden, Ireland)
- Anscell (Barford, Bedfordshire)
- Anstrell (Barford, Bedfordshire)
- Ayloffe (Braxted Magna, Essex)
- Ayloffe (Framfield, Sussex)
- Ayloffe (England)
- Barnes (England)
- Basket (England)
- Baskett (England)
- Black (Scotland)
- Bladwell (Suffolk)
- Bladwell (Norfolk)
- Blodwell (Suffolk)
- Blouyle (Suffolk)
- Braid (England)
- Braid (Scotland)
- Brasier (Londonderry)
- Braytoft (Lincolnshire)
- Breck
- Breeck (England)
- Bulimore (England)
- Byrde (Lincolnshire)
- Cade (Derbyshire)
- Capon (England)
- Clarke (England)
- Cookson (England)
- Corrie (Scotland)
- Cosins (Charleyhall, Leicestershire)
- Cosins (Leicestershire)
- Coulthand (Scotley, Cumberland)
- Cromer (England, Bart.)
- Cruice (England)
- Cruise (England)
- Dales (England)
- Dalingrugge (England)
- Dalles
- Davidge (Somersetshire)
- Dickinson (Cleypole, Lincolnshire)
- Dickinson (Yorkshire)
- Dickinson (Bradley, Staffordshire)
- Diconson (Yorkshire)
- Diconson (Staffordshire)
- Diconson (Lincolnshire)
- Diss (England)
- Dixon (Wallington, Berkshire)
- Dolton (England)
- Drummond
- Duncombe (Scotland)
- Eam (London)
- Eam (Berkshire)
- Emes (Berkshire)
- Emes (London)
- Emme (London)
- Emme (Berkshire)
- Ewan (Scotland)
- Fife (Scotland)
- Fiffe (Scotland)
- Freeman (England)
- Freeman (Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire)
- Freeman (England)
- Freman (England)
- Froyle (England)
- Fury (England)
- Fyfe (Scotland)
- Fyffe (Dron)
- Gaine (England)
- Geridot
- Glasse (England)
- Gold (Wiltshire)
- Goldesbrough (Lincoln’s Inn)
- Goold (Ireland)
- Gordon (Earl of Aboyne)
- Grace (England)
- Grady (England)
- Grant (London)
- Grant (Crundall, Hampshire)
- Hacklet (London)
- Hare (Norfolk)
- Hare (Lord Ennismore, Ireland)
- Herin (That Ilk)
- Heron (That Ilk)
- Hindmarsh (Scotland)
- Hoberd (England)
- Hobert (England)
- Hyatt (England)
- Inglis (Manner and Mannerhead)
- Inglis (Stewart Boone)
- Inglis (W. S. Edinburgh)
- Jevers (England)
- Jolin (England)
- Joy (England)
- Kedmarston (England)
- Kempson (Ardens, Grafton, Warwickshire)
- Kempson (Staffordshire)
- Lacy (England)
- Lacy (Stamford, Lincolnshire)
- Layton (Scotland)
- Lewins (England)
- Logan (Ireland)
- Lomelyng (England)
- Lukin (Lincolnshire)
- M’Candlish (England)
- Macduff (Thane of Fife)
- Macfie (Scotland)
- M’Kenzie (Scotland)
- M’Leish (Scotland)
- M’Phie (Scotland)
- Maddison (England)
- Martyre (England)
- Menet (England)
- Moncrieff (Bart. of That Ilk)
- Moncrieff (Wellwood, Tullibole)
- Mores (Lord Frankfort)
- Morres (England)
- Moubray (Of Barnbougle)
- Mowatt (England)
- Newlands (Scotland)
- Nichol (Scotland)
- Nickelson (Scotland)
- Nicol (England)
- Nicol (Scotland)
- Nicolson (Bart. of That Ilk)
- Noland (Ireland)
- Northwood (England)
- Nowland (Ireland)
- Ogilvie (Of Innercarity, Bart.)
- Partridge (England)
- Passingham (England)
- Peace (England)
- Peard (England)
- Pearmain Pears (England)
- Percivall (Hampshire)
- Percivall (England)
- Picken (Scotland)
- Picton (Cheshire)
- Picton (Wyvill Court, Berkshire)
- Pomeroy (Ireland)
- Pope (England)
- Praed (England)
- Priddle (England)
- Priestley (England)
- Primerose (Leith, Scotland)
- Prouse (England)
- Ravensholme (England)
- Repley (Chertsey, Surrey)
- Ridout (England)
- Rock (England)
- Rowlatt (England)
- Rumbold (Woodhall, Hertfordshire)
- Scot (Rossie, Scotland)
- Scot (Logie, Scotland)
- Sebright (England)
- Selwyn (Essex)
- Selwyn (Treston, Sussex)
- Selwyn (Beckington)
- Seys (Boverton, Glamorganshire)
- Shaw (Scotland)
- Stainsbury (England)
- Stewart (Bute, Bart. Scotland)
- Stewart (Tillycoultry, Bart. Scotland)
- Stewart (Dalguise, Scotland)
- Stewart (Earl of Bute, Scotland)
- Stone (Wavesdon, Suffolk)
- Stroode/Stroud (London, Parham, Winborne, Shipton, Mallett, Shalmington)
- Stroude (England)
- Stuart (Sir, K. B. England)
- Stuart (Lord Cardiff, England)
- Thomas (Yapton-Place, Sussex, Bart)
- Thorney (London)
- Thornton (Newenham, Northamptonshire; Bridforth, Yorkshire; Greenford, Hertfordshire; Lingall, Yorkshire)
- Thoroughgood (London)
- Throwgood (London)
- Tibbet (England)
- Tot (England)
- Traby (England)
- Tyers (England)
- Vampage (England)
- Vaughan (Monmouthshire)
- Wastnays (Staffordshire)
- Wastneys (Heydon, Nottinghamshire)
- Wellwood (Tullibole, Bart. Scotland)
- Wilcocks (Knassington, Leicestershire)
- Wilson (Crogland, Scotland)
- Wilson (Kelvinbank, Scotland)
- Wilson (Plewlands, Scotland)
- Wintringham (London, Bart. England)
- Wisham (England)
- Yates (England)
- Young (Flintshire)
- Young (Poulton Cumseacomb, Cheshire)
Demi-Lion: The demi-lion (half lion) represents courage, majesty, strength, and valor, possessing these qualities in potential or having demonstrated them in specific instances. Rampant: The posture of the lion, rearing up with forepaws raised, signifies a readiness to fight, ferocity in defense of one’s rights, and high spirit. Ducally Gorged/Collared: When the lion wears a collar (often a ducal coronet), it can symbolize authority, nobility, or a reward for service.
The combination generally points to a family of warrior heritage or one that values bravery and leadership. It is one of the most common yet noble heraldic charges, suggesting a lineage that upholds the virtues of the lion: bravery, strength, and nobility. The specific colors (tinctures) and objects held (like crosses or fleurs-de-lis in some variations) would add further nuance to the individual family history.