TOPPIN  (H.  Coll.).  Argent,  a  cross  engrailed  between
four  herons'  heads  erased  sable.  Mantling  sable  and
argent.     Crest — On  a  wreath  of  the  colours,  in  front  of


a  rising  sun  a  heron  wings  expanded  holding  in  the  beak

a  luce  or  pike  all  proper.     Motto — "  Deo  patria?  amicis."

Second  son  of  Percy  Toppin,  of  Ellerslie,  Shankhill,

co.  Dublin,  b.  1844  ;    m.    1871,  Margaret  Mary,  d.
of  Edward   Frimstone,   of  St.  Asaph,  co.  Flint : —

Aubrey  John  Toppin,  Esq.,   Bluemantle   Pursuivant

of    Arms,    F.S.A.,    sometime    Capt.    3rd    (S.R.)    Battn.
Roy.  Irish  Rifles,  b.  1881  ;   m.  1908,  Agnes  Louise,  2nd

d.  of  Samuel  Alexander  Johnston,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Dalriada,

Whiteabbey,    co.   Antrim,    and   has   issue — (1)    Samuel

Alexander    Johnston    Toppin,     Gentleman,    b.     1911  ;

(2)     Philip     Aubrey    Trevelyan    Toppin,     Gentleman,

b.  1913  ;    (3)  Leo  Christian  Toppin,  Gentleman,  b.  1916  ;

and     Alexandra     Hope     Johnston.     Res. — Rocklands,

Dalkey,    co.    Dublin.     Postal   address — The    College    of

Arms,  London,  E.C.4.     Club — Kildare  Street  (Dublin).
TOOTH,  see  LUCAS-TOOTH.
TOOTH  (H.  Coll.,  8  April  1854).  Gules,  a  demi-
gryphon  segreant  between  three  feathers  argent.  Mantling
gules  and  argent.  Crest — On  a  wreath  of  the  colours,  a
gryphon  segreant  gules,  sem6e  of  mullets,  and  holding  in


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the  sinister  claw  a  feather  argent.      Motto — "  Perseverantia
palmam  obtinebit."

Sons  of  Robert  Tooth  of  Sydney,   N.S.W.,   6.    1821  ;
d.  ;   m.    1849,   Marcia  Lisle  Forster  of  Brighton,

Tasmania :  —
?  issue.
Sons  of  Frederick  Tooth  of  Sydney,  N.S.W.,  b.  1827;
d.  ;   m.  1848,  Jane  Jackson  of  Southsea  : —

?  issue.
