Endecott Coat of Arms
ArmsArgent on a fess azure between three fusile gules,
a griffin passant or
CrestA lion’s head erased proper
MantlingArgent and azure, a helmet proper
Motto“Patria Cara, Carion Libertae” - "homeland dear, dearer freedom"

Symbolisms
Argentsilverpeace
Orgoldgenerosity
Azurebluetruth
Gulesredbravery
Prpproper or natural colors
Endicott Coat of Arms
Legend:
Silver also denotes charity, chastity, purity, and clear conscience.
Gold means wealth, justice, and elevation of mind.
Blue alludes to loyalty and a godly disposition, while red is also hardiness, boldness and strength.
Blue on silver means courtesy and discretion.
Gold on blue is “joyful of wealth”.
The fusile (diamond shape) indicates a spindle that was used in weaving cloth.
The griffin, half eagle, half lion is a mythical charge.
The lion’s head denotes fierceness, also the king of beasts.
References:
Bolton’s American Armory, 1927 Edition
Crozier’s General Armory
Families Entitled to Coat of Arms, 1904 Edition
Vermont’s American Heraldry