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The name 'Cole' originates from England. It is derived from the personal by name ('Cola' from 'col' meaning (char)coal , presumably denoting someone of swarthy appearance). Compiled information from Historical and Private archive's has confirmed that the family name 'Cole' and or it's variant's, is thought to have originated from Devon and Cornwall, were the name occurs in an 11th century deed. An Irish family of the name of 'Cole' which were established in Fermanagh, by 'Sir William Cole', (1576-1653. He was the first provost of Enniskillen, and his descendants became Earls of Enniskillen. The exact period of settlement in North America has not been definately determined but Information extracted from Public and Civil registry archive's confirm that one of the first settlers was a 'James Cole', who was one of the original founders and settlers of Hartford, Connecticut, in 1635 under the leadership of the Reverand 'Thomas ...
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BlazonCole
1. Coat of arms of family: Cole
Language of the text: English
Argent, a bull passant gules within a bordure sable bezantée of eight, a canton of the last, charged with a horse's head couped argent, thereon a chief or, charged with three mullets pierced gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest: upon a wreath of colours, a demi-gryphon naissant vert, grasping in it's dexter claw an arrow point downward or, feathered and barbed argent. Motto:"Deum Cole Regem Serva."
Blazon of family Cole from Ireland counts of Enniskillen.
Sources: "Irish Names and Surnames by Rev.Patrick Woulfe", "Emigrants from England to the American Colonies 1773-1776 by Peter Wilson Coldham", "Burke's American Families the genealogical publishing company", "A Dictionary of Surnames by Hanks and Hodges".
Les armes de Cole comte d'Enniskillen à la différence que le canton ch de la harpe est d'azur au lieu d'être parti de gueules et d'azur et que l'écusson tenu par le dragon du cimier est d'azur ch de la harpe du canton
Blason de la famille Cole, Baron de Ranelagh en Irlande (Baronet Cole de Newland, 1660; baron R, 1715. M. ét. le 12 oct. 1754); source "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap"
D'argent au boeuf passant de sable accorné et onglé d'or à la bordure du second ch de huit besants d'or au canton senestre parti de gueules et d'azur brochant sur le tout ch d'une harpe d'or cordée d'argent Cimier un dragon ailé issant de sinople tenant de sa patte dextre une flèche au naturel la pointe en bas et de sa senestre un écusson d'or Supports deux dragons ailés regardants de sinople tenant chacun une flèche au naturel la pointe en bas Devise DEUM COLE REGEM SERVA
Blason de la famille Cole, Comtes d'Enniskillen en Irlande, (Baron Mountflorence, 8 sept. 1760; vicomte Enniskillen, 29 juillet 1776; comte d'E., 18 août 1789; titrés dans la pairie d'Irl. Baron Grinstead, dans la pairie du Royaume Uni, 11 août 1816); source: source "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap"
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