B13778-Collins

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Name of the family:

Collins

Blason:

Same Arms, Crest and Motto. Some authorities, and amongst others, Halse, the Cornish historian, and the present Sir John Maclean, a very learned writer on Cornish history, consider that the birds in the arms should be described as Cornish choughs and not as doves, the motto being under-stood to apply to the crest, which is undoubtedly "a dove rising ppr."

Info about the family:

Trewardale, co. Cornwall, shewn on an old monument, dated 1684, in the parish of llloggan, of which place the ancestors of the present Rev. Charles Mathew Edward Collins were incumbents in succession from 1533 to 1684

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216

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