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1) Sampson of Henbury, co. Gloucester - granted in 1849 – Edward Sampson Esq. of Henbury (born 1773) and John Sampson Esq. of Henbury (d. 1830), sons of Edward Sampson, High Sheriff in 1778, son of John Sampson, High Sheriff in 1726, son of Edward Sampson, who purchased Henbury in 1627, son of John Samspon Esq., son of Edward Samspon (born 1583), son of John Sampson, son of John Sampson (fl. 1572) - Per bend or and gules a cross flory between two escallops in bend dexter and as many billets in bend sinister all counterchanged. Crest: A fret or, thereon a wivern’s head erased gules collared and semee of billets gold. Motto: Pejus lethdo flagitium.

2) Sampson of co. Suffolk - Gules a fess chequy argent and sable.

3) Sir Michael Sampson, co. Wiltshire - Gules a fess billette argent and sable.

4) Sir George Sampson (1424-1483), son of Thomas Sampson of Playford, co. Suffolk, father of Thomas Samspon Esq. of Playford (1455-1539) - Gules a cross ermine.

5) Gules a fess chequy or and sable.

6) Sampson of Playford, Brettenham - There was Thomas Sampson Esq. (d. 1439), son of William Sampson (d. 1393) - Sir George Sampson of Suffolk (1424-1483) - Gules a cross argent billettee sable.

7) Sir John Sampson (1247-1310), mayor of York, son of Alan Sampson - Gules a cross argent billettee sable.

Sir William Sampson (fl. 1298)

8) Sampson of co. Yorkshire - Sable a cross flory Or.

9) Sable a cross moline quarterly, pierced Or.

10) Sampson of Colyton, co. Devonshire - Samuel Sampson Esq. (fl. 1822), descended from a family that came from Somersetshire - John Sampson Esq. (d. 1792), son of John Sampson - George Sampson Esq. (fl. 1700) - Or a cross moline azure.

11) Sampson of Bynfield, co. Berkshire - built for Robert Sampson, who was clerk to the Privy Council of King Henry VII and VIII, descended from Sampson of Kersey Hall, co. Suffolk - Sable a cross patonce or, between four escallops argent.

12) Sampson of Kersey, co. Suffolk - descended from Symond Sampson of Kersey, son of Robert Sampson, had son and heir Thomas Sampson (d. 1508) who had son and heir Symond Sampson (d. 1563), who had son and heir Robert Sampson, who had son John Sampson - Sable a cross patonce or, between three escallops argent. Crest: A boar’s head erased gules armed and gorged with three escallops sable.

13) William Samson – 13th century - Argent a fess and in chief two mullets sable.

Similar to that of Thomas Sampson of Buttenham (fl. 1361)

14) Samson – 14th century - Paly of six, argent and azure, a canton gules.

15) Christopher Sampson of Ipswich, co. Suffolk (d. 1509) - Argent on a fesse sable between three escallops gules, three falcons (or eagles) volant or.

16) William Sampson - Or a windmill sable standing on a mount vert. (possible mistake, no windmill?)

17) Samson of Scotland - Per bend, or and argent a lion rampant between three mullets, counterchanged. Crest: A dexter hand issuing out of a wreath, grasping a Hercules’ club, all proper. Motto: If God will.

Possibilities include:
Thomas Samson (1722-1795), a nurserymen

18) Sampson of co. Suffolk - Argent a cross patonce gules between four escallops sable. Crest: A demi lion azure holding in the dexter paw a sword erect argent, hilt and pommel or.

19) Sampson of co. Kent - Argent a tower triple-towered sable.

Possibilities include:
John Sampson (15th century), gentry
Nicholas Sampson (fl. 1627), soldier
William Sampson (fl. 1627), soldier
Jeremy Sampson (fl. 1627), soldier
Antony Sampson of Nutts, Isle of Sheppy
John Sampson of Spelmanden

20) Argent a pillar embattled sable.

21) Azure a tower argent.

22) Argent two leopards passant sable (another gules).

23) Or two lions passant guardant ermine.

24) Per fess azure and Or.

Katherine Sampson, granted 1556
Lady Annys Samson, granted 1545
Colonel William Sampson Esq. of Burt & Inch Castle, co. Donegal (d. 1732)
Sir William Sampson of Appleton (d. 1393)
Sir William Sampson of Eperston & Woodborough
Richard Sampson of Maldon, co. Essex , Member of Parliament in 1417
William Sampson (c.1590–c.1636), poet and dramatist
William Sampson (d. 1702), Church of England clergyman
Henry Sampson (d. 1700), English minister and physician
Richard Sampson (d. 1554), Bishop of Coventry & Lichfield
Thomas Sampson (d. 1589), Church of England clergyman
Arthur Sampson, Church of Ireland clergyman
Peter Sampson (fl. 1791), Captain in East India Company
William Sampson (fl. 1695), Lieutenant in the Royal Navy
Rev. Arthur Sampson of Londonderry (d. 1781)
Edward Sampson (d. 1734)Michael Sampson Esq. of Rinduffcarrick, co. Donegal (d. 1690)Michael Sampson Esq. of Dublin (d. 1719)Michael Sampson, merchant of Dublin (d. 17136)Ralph Sampson Esq. of Dublin (d. 1763)Robert Sampson Esq. of Hillbrook, co. Dublin (d. 1764)