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John Ballingal Wilkes

Don Mills, Ontario
Grant of Arms, with differences to Peter Raymond Hyde Wilkes, Patricia Jane Hartley and Victoria Heeney Trantor.
July 15, 2003
Vol. IV, p. 296

Differenced Arms for Peter Raymond Hyde Wilkes, son of John Ballingal Wilkes

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Differenced Arms for Peter Raymond Hyde Wilkes, son of John Ballingal Wilkes

The Arms of John Ballingal Wilkes with a rod of Aesculapius Sable in place of the ring;


Symbolism

Differenced Arms for Peter Raymond Hyde Wilkes, son of John Ballingal Wilkes

Peter Raymond Hyde Wilkes uses a rod of Aesculapius, a traditional symbol of the medical profession in which he is a practitioner. This is a rod with a single snake entwined around it. This will be a permanent mark of difference to the arms of Dr. Wilkes and his descendants.