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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]
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	~~A Burridge—of~~ Halden, ~~Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}~~ – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind		Burridge (Halden, Kent) – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind
	legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. ~~The CoA~~ appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>		legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''.
			:This {{wp\|coat of arms}} appears on the grave of John Burridge (1738–1771), son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

	~~A Burridge—of~~ Tiverton, Devon ~~and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms~~ – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' ~~with~~ a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.		Burridge (Tiverton, Devon) – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. With a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.
			:This coat of arms was granted 8th March 1700, by Sir Thomas St. George (''Garter''), and Sir Henry St. George, ''Clarencieux, (Ms. Coll. Arm. ''“Reg. Nob: & Gent: V.” fo.'' 42) to [https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1690-1715/member/burridge-robert-1656-1717 Robert Burridge (1656–1717)].<ref>Drake, F.S.A., Sir William Richard (1873) ''Fasciculus Mervinensis<small>; Being notes historical, genealogical, and heraldic of the family of Mervyn</small>''. Privately printed, London.</ref>

			Burridge (Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent) – The same [as Devon].

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			The Lyme Regis branch of the Burridges was in shipping (including slaving) from various West Country ports and it was to this branch that arms were granted early in 1700. The full achievement of arms reflects the Burridge seafaring: "Azure three dolphins naiant embowed argent, on a chief or three rudders sable. Crest a demi-mariner proper his waistcoat gules cap azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable". These arms are also credited to Burridge of Hawksworth, Kent. A further grant is recorded to William, son of William, of Portsmouth and Chard, later in the eighteenth century.

			A family legend about origins in three Danish brothers coming over for the Conquest and being "the bowmen of the ridge", and attributions to nearby Bowditch, I believe the surname derives from the place-name Burridge, of which there are four in Devon (and one in Hampshire). The family story seems to have withstood the uncomfortable but incontrovertible fact that it was the Saxons who held the ridge, in order to force the Normans to charge uphill. The legend has even produced an alternative set of arms, depicting arrows, which at one time was visible in the church at Lyme Regis.
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	Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]
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	A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|~~rearing up~~}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>		A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind
			legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

	A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming}}, embowed {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.		A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.

	Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|~~Coat~~ of ~~Arms with three lions~~]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Burridge of Halden, Kent]]
	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|~~Coat~~ of ~~Arms with three dolphins~~]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]
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	A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>		A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
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	A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''		A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

	A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming}}, embowed {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.		A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming}}, embowed {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
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	A ~~Burridge was~~ granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} ~~and~~ three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''

	~~Another~~ coat of ~~arms—~~''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|~~courant~~\|~~at speed or in full chase~~}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a ~~{{abbr\|~~chief~~\|the top third of a field}}~~ {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}} ~~and on the chief~~ three ~~ship~~ rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''~~—is also claimed as belonging to~~ a Burrage/~~Burridge.~~<ref>~~There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc~~.</ref>		A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming}}, embowed {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.

			Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

	:'''Burr''' (Aldermaston Court, co. Berks). Erm. on a mount vert, issuing from park palings with gate ppr. a lion ramp. or, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar all ppr.; on a chief indented sa. two lions ramp. ar. ''Crest''—Out of a mural crown inscribed with the word “Ternate”, a Malay holding in his dexter hand the colours of Ternate all ppr. granted in commemoration of the capture in 1801 of that island, the chief of the Malaccas, by the late Lieut.-Gen. Daniel Burr, H.E.I.C.S. ''Motto''—Virtus verus honos.		:'''Burr''' (Aldermaston Court, co. Berks). Erm. on a mount vert, issuing from park palings with gate ppr. a lion ramp. or, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar all ppr.; on a chief indented sa. two lions ramp. ar. ''Crest''—Out of a mural crown inscribed with the word “Ternate”, a Malay holding in his dexter hand the colours of Ternate all ppr. granted in commemoration of the capture in 1801 of that island, the chief of the Malaccas, by the late Lieut.-Gen. Daniel Burr, H.E.I.C.S. ''Motto''—Virtus verus honos.

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
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	A ~~Burrage or~~ Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} ~~between~~ three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard ~~Burkes General Armory.~~ Ulster King of Arms ~~in 1884~~. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} and three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

	Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|~~band covering~~ top ~~(¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃)~~ of ~~the~~ field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three ship~~-rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}}~~ {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>		Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|the top third of a field}} {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}} and on the chief three ship rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>

			:'''Burr''' (Aldermaston Court, co. Berks). Erm. on a mount vert, issuing from park palings with gate ppr. a lion ramp. or, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar all ppr.; on a chief indented sa. two lions ramp. ar. ''Crest''—Out of a mural crown inscribed with the word “Ternate”, a Malay holding in his dexter hand the colours of Ternate all ppr. granted in commemoration of the capture in 1801 of that island, the chief of the Malaccas, by the late Lieut.-Gen. Daniel Burr, H.E.I.C.S. ''Motto''—Virtus verus honos.
			:'''Burr.''' Or, a cross aiguise voided az. ''Crest''—A lion's bead ppr. collared or.
			:'''Burr''' (Ramsay, Dover Court, and Wrabness, co. Essex). Erm. on a chief indented sa. two lions ramp.
			:'''Burra.''' Erm. a chev. engr. az. betw. three chaplets of roses ppr. a chief vert fretty ar. ''Crest''—In front of a gryphon’s head erased sa. semée of annulets or, a fret of the last.
			:'''Burrard''' (Walhampton, Hants, bart.). Az. a lion pass. ar. betw. two estoiles in chief and a cross crosslet fitchée in base of the second, on a chief or, two lions ramp. respecting each other gu., supporting a sinister hand couped of the last. ''Crest''—A naval crown or, therefrom issuing a cubit arm erect ppr. charged with a cross pattée gu., the hand grasping a trident in bend sinister, point downwards, gold. ''Supporters''—(granted by royal warrant, 1839, to descend with the baronetcy) on either side a lion reguard. ar. standing upon an anchor ppr., supporting a trident erect or, gorged with a naval crown therefrom a chain, reflexed over the back az. ''Motto''—Persevere.
			:'''Burrard''' (Lymington, co. Hants, bart.). Per fesse embattled gu. and az. a lion pass, erminois betw. three mullets of six points or, on a canton ar. a sword erect ppr. ''Crest''—Out of a mural crown per pale or and ar. an arm embowed, surrounded with a wreath of laurel, the hand grasping a sword all ppr.
			:...
			:'''Burridge''' (Tiverton, co. Devon, and of Lillesden, Hawkhurst, co. Kent). Az. three dolphins naiant, embowed ar. on a chief or, three rudders sa. ''Crest''—A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat gu. cap. az. neckcloth ar. supporting a rudder sa.
			:'''Burridge''' (Halden, co. Kent). Or, a chev. gu. betw. three lions ramp. sa.
			:'''Burrish.''' Per fesse gu. and ar. over all a lion ramp. double queued or. ''Crest''—Out of a tower per pale, ar. and gu. a demi lion ramp. double queued or.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	A Burrage or Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burrage or Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

	Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three ship-rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|''sable''\|black heraldic colour}}—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>		Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three ship-rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	In the modern idiom the name can be found as Burrage and Burridge. Phillis, daughter of Thomas Burrage, was christened at {{abbr\|St Botolph’s Aldgate\|St Botolph without Aldgate and Holy Trinity Minories}} on 29 June 1582. Thomas Burridge and Margaret Shelstone married at {{abbr\|St Dunstan’s, Stepney\|St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney}} on 28 August 1645. Susannah Burrage was buried at St Antholin in 1660. George Burrige was baptized at {{wp\|St Dionis Backchurch\|St Dionis Backchurch}} in 1709		In the modern idiom the name can be found as Burrage and Burridge. Phillis, daughter of Thomas Burrage, was christened at {{abbr\|St Botolph’s Aldgate\|St Botolph without Aldgate and Holy Trinity Minories}} on 29 June 1582. Thomas Burridge and Margaret Shelstone married at {{abbr\|St Dunstan’s, Stepney\|St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney}} on 28 August 1645. Susannah Burrage was buried at St Antholin in 1660. George Burrige was baptized at {{wp\|St Dionis Backchurch\|St Dionis Backchurch}} in 1709

	===Coat of ~~Arms~~===		===Coat of arms===
	{\| class="aside"		{\| class="aside"
	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Coat of Arms with three lions]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Coat of Arms with three lions]]
	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
	\|}		\|}
	A Burrage or Burridge was granted a ~~Coat~~ of ~~Arms—~~''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burrage or Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

	Another ~~Burrage or Burridge may have been granted a Coat~~ of ~~Arms—~~''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|''sable''\|black heraldic colour}}.<ref>~~Original~~ reference ~~seems to be missing. Crest is listed~~ at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>		Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three ship-rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|''sable''\|black heraldic colour}}—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	===Coat of Arms===		===Coat of Arms===
			{\| class="aside"
			\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Coat of Arms with three lions]]
			\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
			\|}
	A Burrage or Burridge was granted a Coat of Arms—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burrage or Burridge was granted a Coat of Arms—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]
	\|}		\|}
	~~A Burridge—of~~ Halden, ~~Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}~~ – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind		Burridge (Halden, Kent) – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind
	legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. ~~The CoA~~ appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>		legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''.
			:This {{wp\|coat of arms}} appears on the grave of John Burridge (1738–1771), son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

	~~A Burridge—of~~ Tiverton, Devon ~~and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms~~ – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' ~~with~~ a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.		Burridge (Tiverton, Devon) – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. With a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.
			:This coat of arms was granted 8th March 1700, by Sir Thomas St. George (''Garter''), and Sir Henry St. George, ''Clarencieux, (Ms. Coll. Arm. ''“Reg. Nob: & Gent: V.” fo.'' 42) to [https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1690-1715/member/burridge-robert-1656-1717 Robert Burridge (1656–1717)].<ref>Drake, F.S.A., Sir William Richard (1873) ''Fasciculus Mervinensis<small>; Being notes historical, genealogical, and heraldic of the family of Mervyn</small>''. Privately printed, London.</ref>

			Burridge (Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent) – The same [as Devon].

			{{blockquote\|
			The Lyme Regis branch of the Burridges was in shipping (including slaving) from various West Country ports and it was to this branch that arms were granted early in 1700. The full achievement of arms reflects the Burridge seafaring: "Azure three dolphins naiant embowed argent, on a chief or three rudders sable. Crest a demi-mariner proper his waistcoat gules cap azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable". These arms are also credited to Burridge of Hawksworth, Kent. A further grant is recorded to William, son of William, of Portsmouth and Chard, later in the eighteenth century.

			A family legend about origins in three Danish brothers coming over for the Conquest and being "the bowmen of the ridge", and attributions to nearby Bowditch, I believe the surname derives from the place-name Burridge, of which there are four in Devon (and one in Hampshire). The family story seems to have withstood the uncomfortable but incontrovertible fact that it was the Saxons who held the ridge, in order to force the Normans to charge uphill. The legend has even produced an alternative set of arms, depicting arrows, which at one time was visible in the church at Lyme Regis.
			}}
	Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

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	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Burridge of Tiverton, Devon]]
	\|}		\|}
	A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|~~rearing up~~}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>		A Burridge—of Halden, Kent—was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}} – ''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|animal standing erect on the hind
			legs}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''. The CoA appears on the grave of John Burridge, son of Benjamin Burridge, Rector of Halden.<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119494493/john-burridge John Burridge]</ref>

	A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming}}, embowed {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.		A Burridge—of Tiverton, Devon and Lillesden & Hawkhurst, Kent—was granted a coat of arms – ''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|naiant\|swimming, applied to fish when borne horizontally}}, {{abbr\|embowed\|(French, courbé), applicable to anything bent or bowed. Fishes, when drawn in an arched form like a dolphin}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, on a chief {{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudders {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}'' with a crest ''A demi mariner ppr. his waistcoat {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} cap. azure neckcloth argent supporting a rudder sable''.

	Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		Both recorded in the 1884 ''General Armory'' by Sir {{wp\|Bernard Burke}}, {{wp\|Ulster King of Arms}}.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

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	* [https://ancestralfindings.com/real-truth-behind-coats-arms-family-crests/ The Real Truth Behind Coats of Arms and Family Crests]		* [https://ancestralfindings.com/real-truth-behind-coats-arms-family-crests/ The Real Truth Behind Coats of Arms and Family Crests]
	* [https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/services/identifying-a-coat-of-arms-or-crest Identifying a Coat of Arms or Crest] College of Arms (UK gov)		* [https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/services/identifying-a-coat-of-arms-or-crest Identifying a Coat of Arms or Crest] College of Arms (UK gov)
			* ''Book of Traceable Heraldic Art'': [http://heraldicart.org/dolphin/ Dolphin] [http://heraldicart.org/lion/ Lion] [http://heraldicart.org/rudder/ Rudder]
			* Wikimedia coat of arms: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:SVG_coat_of_arms_elements_-_dolphins Dolphins] [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:SVG_coat_of_arms_elements_-_lions_rampant Lions rampant]

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	In the modern idiom the name can be found as Burrage and Burridge. Phillis, daughter of Thomas Burrage, was christened at {{abbr\|St Botolph’s Aldgate\|St Botolph without Aldgate and Holy Trinity Minories}} on 29 June 1582. Thomas Burridge and Margaret Shelstone married at {{abbr\|St Dunstan’s, Stepney\|St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney}} on 28 August 1645. Susannah Burrage was buried at St Antholin in 1660. George Burrige was baptized at {{wp\|St Dionis Backchurch\|St Dionis Backchurch}} in 1709		In the modern idiom the name can be found as Burrage and Burridge. Phillis, daughter of Thomas Burrage, was christened at {{abbr\|St Botolph’s Aldgate\|St Botolph without Aldgate and Holy Trinity Minories}} on 29 June 1582. Thomas Burridge and Margaret Shelstone married at {{abbr\|St Dunstan’s, Stepney\|St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney}} on 28 August 1645. Susannah Burrage was buried at St Antholin in 1660. George Burrige was baptized at {{wp\|St Dionis Backchurch\|St Dionis Backchurch}} in 1709

	===Coat of ~~Arms~~===		===Coat of arms===
	{\| class="aside"		{\| class="aside"
	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Coat of Arms with three lions]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-1.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A yellow shield with a red chevron between three black lions.\|Coat of Arms with three lions]]
	\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]		\|style="padding:0;"\| [[File:Burrage-CoA-2.png\|thumb\|upright=0.45\|alt=A blue shield, with the top third a yellow stripe containing three black rudders, and the main blue area containing three white dolphins.\|Coat of Arms with three dolphins]]
	\|}		\|}
	A Burrage or Burridge was granted a ~~Coat~~ of ~~Arms—~~''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>		A Burrage or Burridge was granted a {{wp\|coat of arms}}—''{{abbr\|Or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, a chevron {{abbr\|gules\|red heraldic colour}} between three lions {{abbr\|rampant\|rearing up}} {{abbr\|sable\|black heraldic colour}}''—recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884. Registered at Tiverton, County Devon and of Lillesden, Hawhurst, County Kent.<ref name="hon">{{cite \|url=https://www.houseofnames.com/Burrage-family-crest \|title=Burrage Family Crest \|publisher=HouseofNames.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite \|url=http://www.4crests.com/burrage-coat-of-arms.html \|title=Burrage Coat of Arms \|publisher=4Crests.com}}</ref>

	Another ~~Burrage or Burridge may have been granted a Coat~~ of ~~Arms—~~''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|''sable''\|black heraldic colour}}.<ref>~~Original~~ reference ~~seems to be missing. Crest is listed~~ at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>		Another coat of arms—''{{abbr\|Azure\|blue heraldic colour}}, three dolphins {{abbr\|courant\|at speed or in full chase}} {{abbr\|argent\|silver (white) heraldic metal}}, a {{abbr\|chief\|band covering top (¹⁄₄ to ¹⁄₃) of the field}} {{abbr\|or\|gold (yellow) heraldic metal}}, three ship-rudder {{abbr\|charges\|pictographic emblem}} {{abbr\|''sable''\|black heraldic colour}}—is also claimed as belonging to a Burrage/Burridge.<ref>There was an online reference at one time, but all Google finds now are listings at CafePress, Teespring, etc.</ref>

	==Sources==		==Sources==