His name is spelt "Fielding" in the visitation where he was first found, but CP universally spells his known descendants with "Feilding" and certainly this latter practice was continued into the 19th cent. with the exemplification of the grant of arms to Henry Wentworth Powys, born Feilding.

In the transcription of the 1619 Visitation the arms were quarterly:

1. Argent on a fess Azure three lozenges Or (Fielding [sic],
2, Gules, a bend Argent between six martlets or (Seaton),
3. Ermine, on a fess Vert three escallops Or (Knapton),
4. Gules, a Saltair vair (Willington).

The crest: A nuthatch proper

The editor of this visitation commesnts that none of the drawings in the College of Arms have any resemblance to the real bird.
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From the trick in the trancription of the 1682 Vistiation:

Argent on a fess Azure three lozenges Or

And the crest: A bird similar to the nuthatch, its breast Orperched on  a hazel bough fructed proper.

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1619 Visitation of Warks, pub Harleian 1877, p, 11

Warks of 1682-3, pub Harleian 1911, Fielding, p. 7
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