Hugh de Vere

Per cross a mullet and for cadency an engrailed bordure

The badge is a wild boar

Hugh de Vere was the second son of Robert, fifth Earl of Oxford.
He served in the campaigns against the French, and was present at the siege of Caerlaverock
Died 1318.

Hugh appears in the following rolls: The Caerlaverock Poem, K37, and The Galloway Roll, GA95

In these rolls, he bears

Quarterly or and gules in the first a mullet argent all within a bordure indented sable

Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, died 1296, appears in The Falkirk Roll, H99; Glover's Roll, B11; The Camden Roll, D30 and St George's Roll, E15, where he bears

Quarterly or and gules in the first a mullet argent

Alphonse de Vere, died 1328, appears in The Galloway Roll, GA96, where he bears

Quarterly or and gules in dexter chief a mullet ermine