and in the base three green peascods, there is a sword on the centre stripe"
Motto: "Hoc virtutis opus"
Translation: "These Might Works Are Our Need"
This homepage contains only one "Collison" in the mid 1700's.
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"On a silver background, a blue stripe between three red roses, and in the base three green peascods, there is a sword on the centre stripe" Motto: "Hoc virtutis opus" Translation: "These Might Works Are Our Need" |
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The "Collison" family name originated in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and traces their ancestral roots back to Pictish origin. Our Collison family originated from the county of Yorkshire, England; namely Great Driffield. This homepage contains only one "Collison" in the mid 1700's. |
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