Hoare   BLAZON OF ARMS: Quarterly sable and gules over all an eagle displayed with two heads argent a bordure invected counterchanged. CREST: An eagle's head erased argent charged with three ermine spots, pendent   The Hoare Mottos: Veritas et partria - Truth and home(country) Dum spiro spero - While I have breath I hope In ardua - On high Venit hora - The hour comes There are HOAREs OF STOURTON, Bts., of Luscombe, Devon, also HOARE OF GATELEY HALL and SIR (CHARLES) ANTONY RICHARD HOARE (related to the HOAREs of Stourton)

Source of description:
    Family Names from the Burke's General Armory - 1,500 blazons (heraldic descriptions): H
    www.luz-herald.net/free/BURKE_S/SURNAMES_BEGINNING_WITH_THE16.HTM

Source of description:
    Names UK - 1,500 blazons (heraldic descriptions): H
    www.namesuk.com/store/namesearch/mainsearch.html

Here is an interesting "Ex-Libris" (mark of possession of books) from about 1780 used by Thomas Holloway HOARE (1748-1827). During the eighteenth century, ex-libris were mainly heraldic but non-armigerous persons increasingly used a pictorial ex-libris like this.

Source of description:
    THE WORLD OF EX-LIBRIS A historical retrospective:
    2 EX-LIBRIS FROM THE ENLIGHTENMENT TO DECADENCE 1700 -1860
    http://karaart.com/prints/ex-libris/2e.html