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Old 22-11-23, 06:40 PM
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I have searched on line and through several volumes of Burke's Peerage and have been unable to trace this coat of arms. I cannot find a family connection to the motto, Deus est super domus. (God is a wonderful home). I can find only one family with a running horse as a crest, the Colt family, and this is not their coat of arms. I have now run out of ideas.

Can anyone please identify who wore this button?
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Old 22-11-23, 07:13 PM
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Fairbairn's Crests gives the motto as being used by the Straker family [Durham] & their crest is a horse at full speed.

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David,

thank you for your help, it is appreciated. I have found a Captain John Coppin Straker in Kelly's Handbook 1886. His residence is listed as Stagshaw House, Corbridge-on-Tyne. He was a J.P. and Deputy Lieutenant as well as a Captain in the Northumberland Hussars, so I am pleased that there is a military connection, even if it isn't a military button.

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Old 22-11-23, 07:59 PM
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David,

thank you for your help, it is appreciated. I have found a Captain John Coppin Straker in Kelly's Handbook 1886. His residence is listed as Stagshaw House, Corbridge-on-Tyne. He was a J.P. and Deputy Lieutenant as well as a Captain in the Northumberland Hussars, so I am pleased that there is a military connection, even if it isn't a military button.

Simon.
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