The ancient coat armor (borne by the Huguenot in 1687) was a shield of gold, bearing thereon a black eagle with its wings expanded, charged upon the breast with a blue escutcheon, containing three lances in pale. This coat was subsequently changed by tlie second English branch.

= L'armorial general d'France ; 2d Register, 2 vol. : King's Library, Paris. In front of the altar at the Church of Verberie, (department of Oise, P>ance,) thera is a tombstone erected to a member of this family, inscribed

D. O. M.

Ici repose

Haute et puissante Dame

Madame Frantoise de Lanci Rarai, uuine

des Terres et Seigueurits, d'Haramont, Ribecoupt,

Pimpre, St. (iermain ct Ruy, en partie Chatelaine

Hereditaire et engagisie des Domaines de Bothizy

ct Verberie, possidrs par ses pores depuis plus

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PEDIGREE or DE LANCEY OF MAMARONECK AND WESTCHESTER.

Arms boriio by the Huguenot. D'or a un aigle de sable, ayant les ailes etendueset charge sur Testomac d'un eousson d*azure, a trois lances rangees eu pale ; les poiutes ea hant Present Arms, azure. A lance in pale with a flag its point iii chief, debruised nf a bar or. Crest, a sinister arm in armour embowed, holding a standard, with flag. Motto, certum voto pete fluem.

Etienne de Lancey, a native of Caen, Normandy=Anne, da. of Hon. Stephanas van Corllandt, nal. 13 Feb. 1676.

sde l.ancey=Anneda. of

Oliver deLnncey_.Phl(a Franks Brig. Geii.in Ihe I Briiisliaraiy,ob. 1777.