Nash Family Crest - Tapenhall, St. Peter’s & Droitwich, co. Worcester, England

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Heraldic/Genealogical Details:

Nash of Tapenhall in Claines, St. Peter’s, Droitwich, Ombersley, and Martley, co. Worcestershire, England - Sable on a chevron between three greyhounds statant argent as many sprigs of ash slipped vert; as generally borne: Vert a chevron between three greyhounds courant argent. Crest—A greyhound courant argent.

Richard Nash (d. 1605) of Worcester, Member of Parliament in 1584, son John Nash of Tapenhall in Ombersley, co. Worcester

John Nash of Martley, Thomas Nash of Claines, and James Nash of Droitwich, were for not accepting knighthood at the coronation of King Charles I in 1626

Richard Nash of Martley was High Sheriff for the county c. 1698

Rev. Treadway Russell Nash (1724-1811), a historian, succeeded to the representation of the family at the death of his elder brother, Richard Nash D.D.