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| Francis POPE of London, Draper to Queen Elizabeth | Quarterly 1st & 4th Argent three popinjays Vert winged Or within a bordure engrailed Azure bezanté 2nd & 3rd Or three buckles Sable. | a) Harleian Society's Grantees of Arms Harl MS 5887 fo 57 (1550s – 1560s) b) Harleian Society's Visitation of London 1568 Married twice with no issue. |
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1) Thomas POPE of Dodington, co Oxford
2) William POPE | Per pale Or and Azure on a chevron between three griffins’ heads erased four fleurs-de-lys all counterchanged. |
a) Harleian Society's Grantees of Arms Harl MS 5846 fo 85 b) Harleian Society's Visitations of the County of Oxford, 1566, 1574, 1634 |
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1) Roger POPE of Shrewsbury
2) Thomas POPE | Or two chevrons Gules a canton Azure. |
a) Harleian Society's Grantees of Arms 1572/3 Harl MS 1441 fo 73b b) Harleian Society's Visitations of Shropshire 1623 |
| Rafe POPE of Hendall, co Sussex | Quarterly of six, 1st Or two chevronels Gules on a canton of the last a mullet of the first (for Pope) 2nd Argent three bars Gules on a canton ermine a bend of lozenges of the second (for Walshe) 3rd Sable three laurel leaves in bend Or between two bendlets Argent (for Waller) 4th Azure a chevron between three crosses Moline Argent (for Lansdale) 5th Ermine on a bend Gules three lions’ heads erased Or (or Weston) 6th Azure a lion rampant Or supporting a cross patée fitchée of the second (for Pichingham). | Harleian Society's Visitations of Sussex 1530 & 1633/4 |
| John POPE | Argent two chevrons Gules on a canton of the second an escallop Or. | Harleian Society's Visitations of Cornwall 1620 |
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1) John POPE of Marnhull, co Dorset his son
2) Robert POPE | Argent two chevronels Gules on canton of the last an escallop Or all within a bordure of the second. | Harleian Society's Visitations of Dorset 1) 1623 & 2) 1677 |
| John Buckingham POPE Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple | Per pale Or and Argent two chevronels engrailed Gules on a chief arched of the last an escallop between two crosses botony fitchee of the first. |
a) Harleian Society's Grantees of Arms 1895 Vol LXVIII fol 255*
b) Blazon: Fox-Davies’ Armorial Families 1902 *Also to others. |
| Alfred POPE JP DL of Wrackleford House, co Dorset | Argent two chevronels engrailed Gules between in chief as many mullets of six points pierced and in base an escallop Sable. |
1) Fox-Davies’ Armorial Families 1929 2) College of Arms - tba |
| General George POPE CB | Gules an antique crown within two branches of laurel between three mullets Or on a chief ermine a key Sable surmounting a sword proper in saltire. | Sir James Balfour Paul's Scottish Ordinary - 1862 |
 | John Joseph POPE of Toronto, Ontario | Azure a rose between three griffins' heads erased Or. | Canadian Heraldic Authority July 4, 2001 Vol. IV, p. 129 The Arms of the eldest son, Francis Maurice Pope, are differenced with a label of three points during the lifetime of his father. The design is a modification of the arms of Pope of Cornwall, used by several generations of Mr. Pope’s family. To these arms have been added a single rose, as roses appear in the arms of Mr. Pope’s great-grandfather, Sir Henri-Thomas Taschereau, and in the arms of his maternal grandfather, Count Jules du Monceau de Bergendal. Transcript of a letter from the College of Arms regarding Pope Arms. |
| Julian Edward POPE of Toronto, Ontario | Azure a rose between three griffins' heads erased Or within a bordure Argent. | Canadian Heraldic Authority July 4, 2001 Vol. IV, p. 129 |
| Allan Joseph POPE of Toronto, Ontario | Azure a rose between three griffins' heads erased Or within a bordure Or. | Canadian Heraldic Authority July 4, 2001 Vol. IV, p. 129 |
| Michael Andrew POPE of Toronto, Ontario | Azure a rose between three griffins' heads erased Or within a bordure Gules. | Canadian Heraldic Authority July 4, 2001 Vol. IV, p. 129 |
| Henry POPE of Cornwall | Azure three griffins' heads erased Or. | William Berry's Encyclopædia Heraldica |
| Michael POPE Merchant of Bristol | Argent two chevrons Gules on a canton of the second an escallop Or. | John Collinson's The history and antiqutities of the county of Somerset (Volume 2) p.436 |