The Goodsell Family Crest
The emigrant, Thomas Godsell, or Goodsell, was at Bradford in 1667—settled, later, in New Haven, where he married a daughter of Samuel Hemmingway, of that city. Thomas Goodsell came over as a youth, from county Flint, the native count of his famil who had possessed estates for several centuries at ""Iscoyd park,"" county Flint, and also in county Salop, England. We find Sir John Godsell, Kt., mentioned in public deeds in 1548; and other branches of the family, with the same arms, are mentioned in the Heralds Visitation for Essex (1612) and Somerset (1623).
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- Family
- Goodsell
- Motto
Per crucem ad cœlum.
Through the cross to heaven.- Blazon
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A Griffin's Head, Erased, Per Pale, Argent And Sable, Beaked, Or.
- Source
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America Hereldica