Ballards of Cheshire

BALLARD (CHESCHER, in later hand) ; 

Wane, a pile, between two piles reversed fleurtee at the points gules, a fess surmounted by the centre pile, sable (sic). 

[A TUDOR BOOK OF ARMS, HARLEIAN MS. No. 2169. Folio 406].

Armorial above is similar to;

Hulse. Argent, three piles sable, one from the chief between two from the base. [194a An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1959].

Hulse, a township, in the parish of Great Budworth, Cheshire.

David de Hulse (de Hols) Born in 1265 - Hulse, Cheshire

See Belwards Of Malpass

See Ballards of Ince Blundel

1232 f.l. Ricardus Ballard de Cestria (Chester)[DUBLIN GUILD MERCHANT ROLLS C. 1190 - 1265 - [ref: m. 22/A (1232-3)image].

1300 f.l.bef. Richard Ballard, property that he once held in Routhestrench, Hertford. [CRO DLT/A72/3 ]. move ref.

1322 f.l. Adam Bellard, Chester [Lay Subsidy Roll, Lancashire, A. D. 1332.  Sma. 24. s. 6. d. pb].

1322 f.l. Robert Ballardsone, Chester [Lay Subsidy Roll, Lancashire, A. D. 1332.  Sma. 16. s. pb].