WebFisk(e) coat of arms. “ Symond ffyske, Lord of the Manor of Stadhaugh, held lands in Laxfield Pa-rish and was grandson of Daniel Fisc (according to Herald's visitations). He bore for his arms, che-quy, argent and gules, upon a pale, sable, three mullets pierced, or. “These arms, with a crest added, were confirmed WebMotto: Macte virtute sic itur ad astra. "So to the stars we go - For doing as we ought below." Arms of Symond Fiske of Stadhaugh. From "Fisk and Fiske Family -Being the record of the Descendants of Symond Fiske, …

Fiske Coat-of-Arms

WebFisk History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms Origins Available: England The name Fisk was a nickname "the fish" for someone who was a fisherman or someone who sold fish from the Icelandic "fiskr" or the Danish "fish." [1] The name in Middle English was spelt fiske or … WebA Coat of Arms granted to the family depicts on a black pale three gold mullets on a chequy field, silver and red. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of … dwight gibson explorer

The Fisk/e Family Association

http://www.fisk.org/ WebA Coat of Arms granted to the family is a shield chequy silver and red, on a black pale three gold mullets, the Crest being a gold estoile on the point of a triangle. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be … WebThis is the coat of arms that was granted to Nicholas Fiske and his descendants in 1633. In the grant, Nicholas stated the coat of arms was borne by Symond Fiske of Laxfield. This … dwight glasses clip art