3) Carlo dalla Casa -- New badge -- Vert, on a sun Or, a fleur-de-lys sable all within an orle argent
(Charleston, IL)
(name reg'd Feb '84)
July 15, 2006
Greetings unto Master Thorvald Redhair, Dragon, Lady Phebe Bonadeci, Rouge Scarpe, and the commenting members of the Midrealm College of Heralds; from Lady Ana Linch, Escutcheon Herald.
Unless noted, clients will accept minor changes and a holding name.
All comments are due by August 25th.
1) Bertrande Fresneau (F) -- New Name
(Winged Hills)
Client will *not* accept major changes and cares for sound and wants authentic 15th-16th century French
[Bertrande] -- "Late Period French Feminine Names," by Aryanhwy merch Catmael (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/french/latefrench.html) lists [Bertrande 1504]
[Fresneau] -- According to an enclosed email to Dafydd Blaidd from Talan: "The surname is in origin a diminutive of Old French <fresne> 'ash-tree'; the original OFr diminutive would have been (Dauzat s.n. <Frêne>). Vocalization of <-el> to <-eau> occurred in the 12th century (M.K. Pope, From Latin to Modern French, Manchester Univ. Press, 1952, § § 539,664), though it wasn't always reflected in writing until later; you can see some early examples in Reaney & Wilson s.nn. <Beaufoy>, <Beaufront>."
2) Calyvorri Ine Kill (F) -- New Name
(Riviere Constelle)
Client will accept all changes and cares for sound and time period (however, she did not list one)
According to the paperwork:
"The documentation for this name is J.J. Kneen's 'The Personal Names of the Isle of Man," (Oxford University Press, 1937) as presented by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn at (http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/jonesmanx16.html) listing 'Ine Kill' as a Manx surname and Calyvorri as a Manx first name and Rev. Theophilus Talbot's"the Manorial Roll of the Isle of Man 1511-1515" (Oxford University Press 1924), pg. 65 that lists a More Ine Kill and pgs 67-72 that lists a Calyvorry Ine Comas.
(http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext.manroll/index.htm)"
3) Carlo dalla Casa -- New badge -- Vert, on a sun Or, a fleur-de-lys sable all within an orle argent |
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4) Cleftlands, Barony of -- New Badge -- Per fess wavy argent semy of flames proper and a barry wavy azure and argent
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5) Cleftlands, Barony of -- Order Resubmission "Order of the Burning River"
(Cleveland, OH)
"Order of the Burning River" was pended June '05 due to lack of documentation.
Client cares for meaning.
According to the paperwork:
"Burning River" refers to the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland (Cleftlands) which famously caught on fire on June 22, 1969 (ASIV). When Cleftlands was founded later that year, this astonishing event was still in the minds of the populace and was the inspiration for our Baronial arms, "Per bend sinister nebuly argent and azure, issuant from each projection of the line division a flame proper, in canton a laurel wreath vert."*
It is our position that "The Order of the Burning River" therefore follows the patterns specified in "Project Ordensnammen" (http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/order/) -- Event, and Adjective + Thing.
The prior submission of this order generated some debate on the Herald commentary list regarding the fact that there is no documented instance of a river, burning or otherwise, having been used for an order. According to the Rules of Submission, Part III, item 2 Bii, "names of orders and awards must follow the patterns of the names of period orders and awards." It does not require that the name actually have been used. Should a similiar debate arise regarding this submission, it is our hope that the name will be passed onto Laurel for the final decision.
A copy of the required petition of support, signed by 12 of our 15 officers, is attached.
*From our Baronial History, at <http://cleftlands.case.edu/archive/isabella.asp>
6) Conchobar de Nevell(M)-- Name Change from "Conchobar mac Gobhann"
(Blackhawk)
(Conchobar mac Gobhann reg'd Oct '98)
Client will accept all changes and cares for sound.
According to the paperwork:
"We're consolidating the family name to "de Nevell" which is my wife's registered surname. I would like to keep the some form of 'Conchobar.'
(Esct. Note: The name "Elizabeth de Nevell" was reg'd Sept '02. No other documentation was given.)
7) Conchobar mac Gobhann -- New Badge -- Azure, a sheaf of wheat argent Client wants badge to be co-owned by Elizabeth de Nevell |
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8) Elizabeth de Nevell -- New Device -- Azure, on a pale argent, two sheaves of five stalks of wheat palewise azure. (Esct. Note: She already has one device reg'd (Gules, a swan naiant and in chief three quills bendwise Or), she didn't say what she wanted to do with the old one.) |
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9) Femke de Roas -- Azure, on a maunch argent a rose proper She wishes that her old device (Argent ermined azure, per bend three roses proper, a bordure wavy azure) be changed into a badge. |
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10) Gwenhevare ffeyrmayden(F) -- Name Change from "Mirabel de Tymberlake"
(Fenix)
(Mirabel de Tymberlake reg'd Jun 03)
Client will accept all changes and cares for meaning: 'Jennifer Fairmaiden'
[Gwenhevare] -- "Feminine Given Names in 'A Dic. of Eng. Surnames'", by Talan Gwynek, (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/talan/reaney) [Gwenhevare 1431] Jennifer
[ffeyrmayden] -- "'Misplaced' Names in Reaney and Wilson," by Jeanne Lacroix, (http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/misplacednames.htm) [ffeyrmayden] 1340-1450 'fair-maiden'
11) Mark Mac Kill (M) -- New Name and Device-- Per fess engrailed Or and Azure, in chief a Dolphin embowed fesswise Azure, in base a Compass Rose Azure Client will accept all changes and cares for sound. No time period was listed. |
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According to the paperwork:
"The documentation for this name is J.J. Kneen's 'The Personal Names of the Isle of Man," (Oxford University Press, 1937) as presented by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn at http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/jonesmanx16.html listing 'Mac Kill' as a Manx surname and Rev. Theophilus Talbot's"the Manorial Roll of the Isle of Man 1511-1515" (Oxford University Press 1924), pg. 51, 52 & 57 that lists a John Mac Kill.
http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext.manroll/index.htm"
(Esct. Note: No documentation was provided for Mark. It is noted on the forms that his legal name is "Mark Killman.")
12) Michael de Lynne (M) -- Name Change from"Michael Magnus"
(Fenix)
(Michael Magnus reg'd Dec '04)
Client will accept all changes and cares for meaning: 'Michael of Lynn"
[Michael] -- "An Index to the 1332 Lay Subsidy Rolls for Lincolnshire, Eng.," by Mari Bryan (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/mari/LincLSR/ ) lists Michael four times.
[de Lynne] -- "An Index to the 1332 Lay Subsidy Rolls for Lincolnshire, Eng.," by Mari Bryan (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/mari/LincLSR/) lists (de) Lynne as a byname twice.
13) Michaela de Romeny -- New Badge -- Argent, in pale two wooden spoons in saltire proper and a pot sable.
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14) Rokkehealdan, Shire of -- Badge Resubmission-- [Fieldless], a tower quarterly Or and gules (Esct Note: A petition is included with the submission as well as the $8 fee. A previous submission was made in '93 but apparently was lost.) |
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In Service to the Dream,
Lady Ana Linch
| Rouge Scarpe:
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Phebe Bonadeci
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P.J. Reaney
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| Escutcheon:
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Ana Linch
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Jo Ann Ewbank
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| Dragon: | Thorvald Redhair | Ron Sargent |
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