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Sir George Warleggan Arms
Completely imaginary arms of Sir George Warleggan from the Poldark novels. George was always trying to fit in with the traditional Cornish gentry, so his arms show ever possible charge to show George's status: the W for Warleggan to show his status as a self made man, and then every traditional charge from Cornish Heraldry the eagle and fleur-de-lis, the rose, the Cornish Clough, the bezants (particularly significant for a banker), and the portcullis signifying someone who has served as an MP. This overloaded heraldry is typical of the early 19th century, see for example the arms of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars Naval heroes, such as Admiral Nelson.

Luke Warleggan 1715 - 1800

Bethia Kemp 1715 - 1744

Mary Lashbrook 1732 -

Nicholas Warleggan 1735 - 1805

Cary Warleggan 1740 -

Matthew Sanson ? - 1790

Elizabeth Warleggan 1764 - 1799

George Warleggan 1759 -

Harriet Carter

Valentine Warleggan 1794 - 1820

Selina Pope

Ursula Warleggan 1799 -

Georgie Warleggan 1818 -

Rachel Warleggan 1815 -

Anne Warleggan 1815 -

• Valentine Warleggan was the biological child of Ross Poldark, but people would be led to think that Valentine was George's biological son and he technically "adopted" him.