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I cannot claim that the result for any family or place is truly finished because heraldry is dynamic and my research resources, themselves, may well be incomplete. With the exception of the research for Plowman & Plewman, the blazon for Sir David Tweedie and the post 1973 Fraser entries, all other blazons listed are in the public domain.
The reference material used:
Official
An Ordinary of Arms, 1903. - Sir James Balfour Paul
An Ordinary of Arms Volume II, 1977. - Lyon Office
The Canadian Heraldic Authority - my thanks to Darryl E. Kennedy, Assiniboine Herald
Semi-Official
Grantees of Arms 1687 to 1898 - Harleian Society
Grantees of Arms to the end of the 17th Century - Harleian Society
Herald's Visitations - Various Counties - Harleian Society
Unofficial
General Armory Burke's
General Armory Two 1973 - Cecil R. Humphery-Smith
Peerage & Baronetage 1881 Burke's
Peerage & Baronetage 107th Edition Burke's
Landed Gentry - Various Editions - Burke's
Armorial Families 1902 - Arthur C. Fox-Davies
Armorial Families 1929 - Arthur C. Fox-Davies - my thanks to Geoff Kingman-Sugars
The Mitchell Rolls - The Heraldry Society of Scotland
Where there is some genealogical details associated with a specific set of Arms, these are noted at The Heraldry Online Blog.
If your question is "What are my Arms or Crest", I strongly recommend that you read the Society of Genealogists' The Right to Arms leaflet via the link below.
Stephen J F Plowman TD FSA Scot
The Right to Arms:
Society of Genealogists Information Leaflet No. 15. (PDF Document.)
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