File:Walshe (of Wanlip, Leicestershire) arms.svg

Arms of Walshe of Wanlip,Leicestershire: Gules, two bars gemelles argent, a bend of the last (Burke, Sir Bernard, The General Armory, London, 1884, p.1070 "Walshe of Leicester". For details of the Welsh/Walsh/Walsshe/Le Waleys family of Wanlip (Wonlip/Anlep/Onlep), Leicestershire, see Dennis J. Walsh, Walshe and Welsh of Leicestershire, homepages.rootsweb.com, 2009 [1]

Other variants, per Dennis J. Walsh, Walshe and Welsh of Leicestershire:

• There are various coats of arms attributed to the family of Wanlip, including "gules, two bars and a bend argent," and "barry of five, gules and argent, a bend of the last," both cited temp. 7 Edward I. Another is "gules two bars gemel and a bendlet argent." The arms of John Walshe of Onlep, co. Leicester, are described as "Gules, three bars gemel Argent, over all a bendlet of the last." (source: An alphabetical dictionary of coats of arms belonging to families in Great Britain and Ireland, v. 2, 1874) For the family of 'Welsh of Upton', co. Leicester the arms are "Argent, on a saltire engrailed Sable, five annulets of the field." (source: An alphabetical dictionary of coats of arms belonging to families in Great Britain and Ireland; v. 2; 1874; Papworth, et al)