[401.] Hurd. Name of Hurd.
Armorial. The arms seem to be wholly imaginary, or at least borrowed from some other family. Arms, Az. a lion ramp. or. on a chief ar. a stork ppr. between two mullets sa. Crest, A bird sa. on a garb fess-ways ppr. No motto. The name occupies the ribbon. This plate is crude in appearance, and not unlike the work of Nathaniel Hurd; it may have been an early attempt of his for himself or some member of his family. The copy before me has written upon it, “Isaac Hurd’s presented to Barzillai Frost.”
[402.] Hyslop. By the name of Hyslop.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. No motto, the name occupying the motto-ribbon.
[403.] Hyslop. Robt. Hyslop.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Vincit omnia veritas. A rude piece of engraving. The garland draped behind the shield is very stiff, and the oak branches at the sides are ungraceful.
[404.] Ingersoll. Jared Ingersoll Esqr. of New Haven Connecticut.
Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Fama sed virtus non moriatur. Lawyer; born, 1749; died, 1822. Studied in the Middle Temple, London. Member of the Old Congress, 1780-1781. In 1812 was the Federal candidate for Vice-President of the United States. Author of a rare pamphlet on the Stamp Act, New Haven, 4to, 1766.
[405.] Inglis. Inglis. Plain armorial. Motto, In tenebris lucidor. Of New York.
[406.] Inglis. Alexr. Inglis.