Arms

Armiger

Blazon

Source/Notes

Frederick Beskow CASELY

b.1914 d.2008

His eldest son;

Frederick Gordon Polson CASELY KStJ

b.1943

Per chevron Or and Azure in chief two crosses crosslets fitchy of the second and in base a castle triple towered of the first port and windows of the second.

The Court of the Lord Lyon,

10th October 1987.

Posthumous grant to;

Frederick Thomas Charles Casely

d.1939

Paul Beskow CASELY

b.1945

Per chevron Or and Azure, in chief two crosses crosslets fitchy of the second and in base a castle triple towered of the first port and windows of the second all within a bordure Or.

The Court of the Lord Lyon,

1988.

Second son of Frederick Beskow Casely

Arms

Armiger

Blazon

Source/Notes

Wilbraham John Braddick

CASLEY

b.1850 d.1922

Gules a castle with two towers Or embattled and masoned Sable.

Blazon: Burke's General Armory 1884 (also described as “formerly de Chastelai”)

Armiger: Fairbairn’s Book of Crests

Enquires at both the College of Arms and the Lyon Court did not find any details of the Arms being officially recorded.