Heraldry
Some Crests of the STEAD/STEED families of Great Britain
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STEAD, England.
On a chapeau, a salamander in flames, all proper. No motto. |
| STEAD, Scotland.
A nag's head. No motto. |
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STEED, Kent.
A castle (environed with a laurel branch). No motto. |
| STEED, Kent.
A stag, trippant, argent. No motto (also STEADE, PEGGE-BURNELL of Beauchief Abbey, Derbyshire.) |
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STEED.
A reindeer argent, attired or. No motto. |
The STEDE Coat of Arms & Signatures
| The Stede Coat of Arms has been reproduced from a wax impression of a seal belonging to Edwyn Stede (1701-1735), as used by him on a discharge dated 17th August 1726, in which he acknowledged receipt of the full purchase money for the Estates in Kent from William Horsmonden Turner. A black day indeed for the Stede family. |  |
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Dutton Stede: 1681-1718 | |
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William Stede: 1565-1620
(Should read SIR William Stede) |
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Edwyn Stede: 1701-1735 | |
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Elizabeth Stede (wife of Edwyn, m.1719) |
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John Stede: 1636-? | |
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William Stede LLD | |