| SHANK OF CASTLE RIGGS | Gules on a fess Argent between a cinquefoil in chief and a falcon’s leg jessed and belled in base of the second a hawk’s lure if the first. | Sir James Balfour Paul's Scottish Ordinary 1732 |
| William Moffatt SHANKS | Sable three legs embowed Or issuant from the chief, on a chief Argent a cross crosslet fitchee Vert between two millrinds Azure. | An Ordinary of Arms Volume II 1902-1973 4th August 1952 39/11 |
| Thomas SHANKE of Rowlsby, co Norfolk | Purpure a fess between three escallops Or. | a) Harleian Society's Grantees of Arms 15 Aug 1562 by Sir G Dethick, Garter. Harl.MS.1441, fol.80 and Q’s coll. Oxf.MS145 fol.31b
b) Blazon: Harleian Society’s Visitation of Norfolk 1664 |
| John SHANKE of Caistor by Yarmouth, co Norfolk | Gules a fess between three escallops Argent a crescent for difference. | Harleian Society’s Visitation of Norfolk 1664 John was the second son of Daniel Shanke of Beccles, Suffolk, son and heir of Thomas Shanke of Rolesby |