1) Antonia Fabris da Ravenna (F) – New Name and Device – Per bend sinister Or and Azure, a bunch of grapes azure slipped vert, a sword argent bendwise sinister.

Grey Gargoyles

Sources:

1. Website documenting the evidence of the name <Antonia>
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juliana/condado/
2. Encyclopedia entry showing the historical existence of the city of Ravenna at the end of the 16th cent.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravenna
3. Record of deaths showing that the surname <Fabris> was fairly common in the region of Italy including Ravenna. Record found in the book “Art of Dueling: Salvator Fabris’ Rapier Fencing Treatise of 1606” by Tommaso Leonis, Published by Chivalry Bookshelf in 2005, pg XXXV

Esct. Notes: Client cares most about language/culture.
Wants name changed to be authentic for Italy, end of 16th cent.

2) Catriona Fionnaghal nic Elphinstone (F) – Badge Resubmission – (Fieldless) An urchin rampant sustaining a Celtic harp sable

Alderford

Name accepted Oct 08
Badge Returned Jan 09

3) Mary Coleta Rose (F) – New Name and Device – Per bend sinister argent and sable, a garden rosebud bendwise sinister gules, slipped and leaved vert, and a wolf sejant ululant argent.

Fenix

Sources:
<Mary> - Feminine given name in “A Dictionary of English Surnames” part three: the names H-Z by Talan Gyynek http://heraldry.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/reaneyHZ.html
<Coleta> - E.G. Withycomb’s Oxford Dictionary of Christian Names
<Rose> as a Surname: Surnames in Durham and Northumberland, 1521-1615 by Julie Kahan
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juetta/parish/surnames_r.html
 

4) Felice Debedge (F) – New Name and Device –Vert, on a cross argent a fox rampant proper guardant

Tirnewydd

Sources:
<Felice> - “English Given Names from the 16th and early 17th c. Marriage Records,” by Sara L Uckelman, 16 March 2009. Found on the St. Gabriel website (Felice 1541)
http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/english/parishes/parishes.html
<Debedge> - “A Dictionary of English Surnames” by P.H.Reaney, and edited by R.M. Wilson 3rd edition, Oxford UP: New York (1996), pg 129 (Debedge 1568)

Esct. Notes: Client cares most about sound, language/culture.
Make name change authentic to 16th cent. English

5) Felice Debedge (F) – New Badge – Vert, a delf argent

Esct. Notes: Name submitted on this ILoI, May 2009

6) Godelieve Blaubloeme (F) – New Device – Azure, a goat argent clymant, in base a grape leaf Or.
Note from client: This is a canting device; “Goat-a-leaf”

Donnershafen

Esct. Notes : Clients name is current at Laurel as of Nov 2008

7) Halldora (F) – New Device – Gules, three annulets Or, one and two.

Shadowed Stars

Esct Notes : Client states name is registered (gives no date) but search does not show it as such.

8) Juliane Bechaumpe (F) – New Name and Device – Vert a bend sinister sable cottised and charged with five crescents bendwise sinister between a whippet couchant and a rabbit rampant Or.

Cleftlands

Sources:
<Juliane> - Reaney and Wilson, “A Dictionary of English Surnames” rev. ed. (NY 1997) pg. 258: “Gunnilda filia Juliane, 1211”
<Bechaumpe> - Reaney and Wilson, “A Dictionary of English Surnames” rev. ed. (NY 1997) pg. 35: “John Bechaumpe 1376 LLB H”.

9) Juliane Bechaumpe (F) – New Badge – (Fieldless) A crow sable perched atop a harp Or.

Esct. Notes: Name submitted on this ILoI, May 2009

10) Llywelyn Glyndwr (M) – New Name and Device – Sable, a cross vert cottised and charged with five leeks crosswise Or.

Cleftlands

Sources:
<Llywelyn> - “an additional form of the name <Llewellyn>” found in “Late sixteenth Century Welsh Names” by Brian M. Scott (Talan Gwynek) http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/talanWelsh16.htm
Academy of St. Gabriel report #3153 (http://www.s-gabriel.org/3153)
Withycomb, E.G. Oxford Dictionary of English Christian names,p 197 “Llewel(l)yn (m): a common welsh name also written Llywelyn”
<Glyndwr> - Academy of St. Gabriel Report #2127 (http://www.s-gabriel.org/2127)

Esct. Notes: Client cares most about language/culture.

11) Llywelyn Glyndwr (M) – New Badge – An arrow sable surmounted by a fools cap vert and Or.

Esct. Notes: Name submitted on this ILoI, May 2009

12) Lütke Trúchtinger (M) – Name and Device Resubmission – Azure, lozenge dovetailed argent 2 angels respectant kneeling, bear dexter rampant sable.

Shadowed Stars

Sources:
<Lütke> - 2 1347,1371-1373
http://heraldry.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/bahlow_v.htm
<Trúchtinger> - 6 hohbrugg, Judan, Ort, Sprengerort, U R burger
http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german/rottweilsur.html

Esct. Notes: Client cares most about language/culture - German 14th cent.
Change name to be authentic for 14th cent. German.
Client notes name previously submitted as <Lucca cel Rau> and date of return as 2/18/09.However, a search of all sources available turned up no evidence of name having been submitted or returned

13) Stigant the Gray (M) – Name Resubmission and New Device – Azure, on a lozenge Or, a compass star azure.

Greyhope

Source:
Bayeux Tapestry http://www.bayeuxtapestry.org.uk/Bayeux14.htm

Esct. Note : Search of database turned up no evidence of reasons for return of name.

Yours In Service,

THL Geniveve Rose D'Glendalough

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