O'Carroll: O'Carroll: Eile F.J. O'Carroll, Chief of Name Ard Tiarna, Prince High Chief of Eile, Clan Cian-Carroll Grant of Arms and Badges April 15, 1983 Arms recognized 1985, Geneva Conference of Heralds.
Arms :
Sable, two lions rampant, combatant Argent, armed and langued, Gules, Supporting a sword paleways, point upwards, Or (The Sword of Eile). (1)
Crest :
(as above)
On the stump of an oak tree proper a falcon rising, wings-expanded Argent, beaked and armed Gules. mantled Gules, doubled Argent.
Mottos :
(as above)
Over the Crest: Seabhach Abu' Below the Arms: Flecti non Frangi
Badges :
(as above)
(1)~Three ancient coronets conjoined in fess, Or.
(2)~Three columbines suspended, stalks conjoined in base, Argent
O'Carroll: Frederick A-J O'Carroll, as Tanist of Eile at Stockton, California, April 7, 1989 Letter of Confirmation, Chief Herald of Ireland Same Arms and Crest of F.J. Eile O'Carroll, Prince and High Chief of Eile, Chief of Name.
Arms:
Sable, two lions rampant, combatant Argent, armed and langued, Gules, Supporting a sword paleways, point upwards, Or (The Sword of Eile). (1)
Carroll: Winfrey Frederick Carroll of Teheama County California.
Arms:
Per pale, Argent and Gules, two lions rampant, combatant, counterchanged, supporting a sword erect, Or. (1, 5)
Crest:
On the stump of an oak sprouting branches proper, a falcon rising per pale, Argent and Gules, belled and jessed, Or.
Motto:
Flecti non frangi
Carroll: Alexander Ernest Carroll of Munduff and Ashford, County Wicklow of the Litterluna branch (circa 1880).
Arms:
Per pale Argent and Gules, two lions combatant, counterchanged suporting a sword erect in pale proper. (8)
Crest:
On a stump of a tree sprouting proper, a falcon rising, per pale Argent and Gules, belled and jessed Or.
Motto:
Flecti non frangi
O'Carroll: Tiege Caoc O'Carroll, King of Ely O'Carroll,last Irish sovereign of Ely, the territory extending over part of the King's County and County Tipperary, in descent from Fionn, King of Ely (circa 1205), in descent of Cian, Son of Oilioll Olum, King of Munster. Additionally, Tiege Caoc O'Carroll, in the face of mounting pressure from English surrendered his Kingdom and paid Homage to Edward VI who made him a Baron and granted the title Lord of Ely O'Carroll in 1552 but the Patent or Record of the Patent has never been found. (5)
O'Carroll: Sir William O'Carroll, Lord of Ely, Chief of the Name, of the territory of Eile extending over part of the King's County and County Tipperary, in descent from "Eile Righ Dhearg" Number 92 on the Ely O'Carroll Pedigree, or "Eile, the Red King," who was Seventh in descent from Cian, Son of Oilioll Olum, King of Munster. Additionally, Sir William O'Carroll, Lord of Ely, was Knighted at Limerick March 30, 1567, by Sir Henry Sydney, Lord Deputy of Ireland.
Arms:
Sable, two lions rampant, combatant Or, armed and langued, Gules, Supporting a sword, point upwards, proper, hilt and pommel, Gold. (2, 3, 5)
O'Carroll: Sir Maolroona O'Carroll, Lord of Ely, Chief of the Name, Son of Sir William O'Carroll Odhar, Lord of Ely, brother of Teige O'Carroll, the Chief of his Sept and styled by Sir James Ware, "King of Ely." Aditionally, he was Knighted at Dublin July 25, 1603 by Sir George Cary, Lord Deputy of Ireland.
Arms:
Argent, two lions rampant, combatant Gules, supporting a sword point upwards Gules, hilt and pommel, Or. (2, 3, 5)
O'Carroll: (Carrollstown, Maryland USA) in descent of Charles Carroll, Attorney General for Maryland, Son of Roger, and Grandson of Sir Maolroona O'Carroll, Knighted March 1, 1608 and Mary, Daughter of Charles Carroll and who married Richard Caton, Esq. and had three daughters: 1. Mary Ann -- eventually became the Marchioness Wellesley, 2. Elizabeth -- eventually became the Lady Stafford, and 3. Louise -- who eventually became the Duchess of Leeds)
Arms:
Gules, two lions rampant, combatant Argent, supporting a sword point upwards, Proper, pommel and hilt, Or. (These Arms were exemplified by Betham, Ulster King of Arms 12 July 1826, to Mary Ann Marchioness Wellesley) (2, 3, 6)
Crest:
On the stump of an oak tree, sprouting, a hawk rising Proper, belled Or.
O'Carroll: (Maryland USA) a branch of O'Carroll of Ely O'Carroll, in descent from Roney and James O'Carroll, Nephews of Sir Daniel O'Carroll, Knight of St. Jago in Spain, who emigrated to St. Kitts, West Indies (temp. Queen Ann)
Same Arms and Crest (2, 3, 6)
O'Carroll: (Ardagh & Dunmore, County Galway, and Avondala, Blackrock, County Dublin, Ireland) in descent of Redmond or Remy O'Carroll, Esq. Of Ardagh, a brother to Sir Daniel O'Carroll, Knight of St. Jago of Spain and also represented by Rev. John James O'Carroll of Brompton, London.
Same Arms and Crest (3, 5)
Motto:
In fide et in bello forte
Carroll: Alderman Thomas Carroll, of the City of Dublin and to his Son, Sir James Carroll, Knight, and Chief Remembrancer of the Exchequer (Granted 16 November 1609).
Arms:
Sable, a sword erect, supported by two lions rampant, Or.(3)
Crest:
The stump of an oak, couped and thereon a falcon closed, Proper belled Or, jessed Gules.
Carroll: Elizabeth Legge-Carroll, Wife of Sir James Carroll, Knight, and Lord Mayor of Dublin (Dublin 1613).
Arms:
On a Lozenge Sable, two lions rampant, combatant, Or. Supporting a sword Proper, pommel and hilt, gold.(3)
Carroll: Charles Carroll (Attorney General to Lord Baltimore) Son of Daniel Carroll of Litterluna, Kings County, Ireland (1666).
Arms:
Argent, two lions combatant Gules, supporting a sword Argent hilt and pommel, Or.(2, 3, 6)
Crest:
On the stump of an oak tree, sprouting new branches Proper, a hawk of the last, belled Or.
Carroll: William Sterett Carroll, Son, of Henry Carroll, of Clynmalyra, Baltimore County, Maryland
Same Arms and Crest (6)
Carroll: Coote Alexander Carroll, Esq. of Ashford, County Wicklow.
Arms:
Argent, two lions combatant Gules, supporting a sword erect in pale, Proper. In the dexter chief point, a cross flory Sable. (3)
Crest:
On the stump of an oak tree a falcon rising, belled Proper, charged on the breast with a cross flory, Sable.
Motto:
Flecti non frangi
Carroll: of Ballynure, County Wicklow.
Arms:
Argent, two lions combatant, Gules. Supporting a sword Argent, hilted and pommeled, Or. (3)
Crest:
On the stump of an oak sprouting new branches Proper, a hawk Gules, belled, Or.
Motto:
In fide et in bello forte
O'Carroll: Frederic John Chrysostom Joseph Locke O'Carroll of Athgoe Park, County Dublin.
Quarterly, 1st and 4th for O'Carroll. Argent two lions rampant combatant, Gules. Supporting a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt, Or. Quartering for Locke, 2nd, Per fesse Azure, and Or, a pale counterchanged thereon, three falcons rising, two and one, Or, each holding in the beak a fetterlock Sable. 3rd, for Warren. Chequy, Or and Azure, on a canton Argent, a lion rampant, Gules. (8)
Crest:
On a stump of an oak, sprouting a falcon rising proper, belled Or.
Motto:
In fide et in bello fortis
O'Carroll: (Carroll of Spain) Oriundo de Irelanda : descendientes de Don Daniel O'Carroll, Caballero del Ordenar de San Jago, que una rama paso a las Islas, de Cuba y San Kitts.
Arms:
En campo de Gules, dos leopardos al natural, rampantes y afrontados, sosteniendo una espada punta arriba. (5)
Carroll: (of Carrollton and New York)
Arms:
Argent, two lions rampant, combatant, Gules, supporting a sword erect Proper, hilt and pommel, Or. (4, 6)
Carroll: Miss Grace Maureen Catherine Carroll, of Killineer House County Louth, in descent of Donogh O'Carroll 1540, of Feraghys, Louth and Patrick Carroll of Culcredan, Louth 1600.
Arms:
On a lozenge, Gules, two lions combatant Or, supporting a sword erect, Or. (1, 7)
Crest:
On the stump of a tree sprouting proper, a falcon rising, Gules.
Motto:
In fide et in bello forte
Carroll: (or Carrol) (of Dundalk, County Louth) in descent of Donoch O'Carroll and the Kings and Princes of Oriel.
Arms:
Argent, a cross crosslet, Sable. (2, 3)
Crest:
A bear's head, Sable, muzzled Or, between two wings, Or.
O'Carol: (Ireland)
Arms:
Argent, eight estoiles irradiated, Gules, three, three, and two. (4)
Crest:
An escutcheon, Argent. Charged with three piles, Gules, issuing from the chief.
Sources: (1) Chief Herald of Ireland (2) O'Hart's Irish Pedegrees (3) Burke's General Armorial (4) Armorial General -- Rietstap (5) Eile, Genealogy of the
Kings and Chiefs of Eile (Ely) O'Carroll (6) Life and Correspondence
of Charles Carroll by Kate Mason Rolland (7) Burkes Irish Family Records (8) Burkes Landed Gentry
of Ireland
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