1) Albrecht Kurze (M) – New Name and Device - "Per pale sable and gules, an oakleaf and in chief three acorns argent"
Castell Gwent
Albrecht -
"Medieval German Given names from Silesia" (http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/names/bahlow_v.htm ) cites Albrecht a number of times between 1271 and 1584.
Kurze -
"Some Early Middle High German Bynames with Emphasis on Names from the Bavarian Dialect Area " (http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/names/Early_German_Bynames.html) sites Kurze ("Short") as a variant of Kurz dating to 1240 and 1262
Escutcheon's Note:
Client will accept major and minor changes. Client desires a male name.
2) Albrecht Kurze (M)– New Badge - "Per pale sable and gules, an acorn argent"
Castell Gwent
3) Arslan (M)– New Name and Device- "Argent, in chief a lion's head cabossed gules, in base an eastern cross reversed gules
Iron Oak
Arslan -
On the Documentation and Construction of Period Mongolian Names (http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/names/mongol.html) source lists Arslan without a date, gives a meaning of 'lion'
Academy of St. Gabriel report 3084 (http://www.panix.com/~gabriel/public-bin/showfinal.cgi/3084.txt) gives Arslan as the name of a military commander in 1554-1556.
Escutcheon's Note: Client will NOT accept major changes, and cares most meaning (Mongolian word for Lion), and desires a male name.
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4) Brighid Breatnach (F) – New Name and Device - "Vert, a St. Brigid's cross on a chief Or a grapevine vert"
Gwyntarian
Brighid -
Withycombe, 3rd edition p. 54, s.n. Bridget
Breatnach -
From names and naming practices in the Fitzwilliam Accounts from the 16th c. Ireland Gaelic descriptive bynames, s.n Bretenaugh at http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/names/lateirish/fitzwilliam.html
5) Eoin Drake (M) – New Name and Device - "Per chevron inverted purpure and Or, three half-moon knives inverted counterchanged"
Havenholde
Eoin -
Irish Names and Surnames, Woulfe, pg 183 - Listed under same
Drake -
Irish Names and Surnames, Woulfe, pg 283 - Listed under Drac
Escutcheon's Notes:
Client will not accept Major changes, cares most about an unspecified language and/or culture, and desires a male name.
6) Eva Perron (F) – New name and device - "Argent, a hawk vert jested and hooded sable on a chief vert a dexter and sinister hand appaume argent"
Flaming Gryphon
Eva -
Withycombe, 3rd ed. page 112 S.N. Eva, Eve, dates Eva to 1199 - 1219
Perron -
Reaney and Wilson revised 3rd ed., Page 347 S.N. Perron, Perrin.
Escutcheon's Notes:
Cilent will accept major and minor changes. Client cares most about sound ("Ē - və Pĕr-rən")
7) Gianna Vettori (F) – New Name and Device - "Per Fess indented fleury counter-fleury sable and argent"
Cleftlands
Gianna -
A list of All Women's Given names from The Condado section of the Florence Catasto of 1427 by Juliana de Luna
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juliana/condado/womensalpha.html Sources dates the name Gianna to 1427, occuring one time.
Vettori -
Family names appearing in the catasto of 1427 - Anonymous
http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/ferrante/catasto/family-names.html and/or
http://www.stg.brown.edu/projects/catasto/newsearch/family_names.html gives the family name Vettori nine times.
8) Gwindelin Odell (F) – New Name
Gwindelin -
Legal name allowance (Driver's license, verified by Master Dafydd Blaidd)
Odell -
Oxford Dictionary of English Place Names (page 260) S.N. Odell
[N.B.: No date was given so to shore it up I looked up Odell in my copy of Reaney and Wilson, Odell is dated to 1545 and 1576 s.n. Odell]
Escutcheon Notes:
Client will accept major and minor changes and desires a female name.
9) Iohannes v. Weißwald (M) – Resubmitted Device - "Azure, three pallets chevronelly Argent and Sable. In chief four mullets of eight Argent."
Fearann na Criche
Escutcheon's Note:
Device originally submitted via Calontir 11/94
Client's name registered July of 1986 via the East as "Iohannes von Weisswald"
10) Iohannes v. Weißwald (M) – New Badge - "Fieldless, a bear rampant to sinister Or, Armed, Langued, Orbed, Engorged, and Chained, Maintaining an Arquebus in sinister paw fesswise and in dexter paw an aiming rod bendwise, all gules, In base a scroll Argent.
Fearann na Criche
Escutcheon Notes:
Client's name registered July of 1986 via the East as "Iohannes von Weisswald"
The colors on this submission may appear "iffy" to some eyes and monitors as the actual paper form used (beautiful) gold and silver inks. The scanner I use represented the gold paint as an almost-brown, almost-orange, could-be yellow color.
11) Sashcha Turcitul (M) – New Name and Device - "Gyronny of Eight Argent and Or, a bear rampant lanced gules, sable between 3 lightning bolts in Pall gules"
Mugmort
Sashcha -
Academy of St. Gabriel report 381 indicates this spelling is a diminuitive of Alekandr/Aleksandra
and dates to 1522.
Turcitul -
Dated 1577 to 1591, meaning 'the Turkified' per the Romanian names article at (www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/other/romanian.html)
Escutcheon Notes:
Client will accept major and minor changes. Client cares most about an unspecified meaning and language/culture (Russian/Romanian). The desired gender of the name is male.
12) Sashcha Turcitul (M) – New Alternate Device - "Chevronelly argent and Or, a bear rampant langed gules, sable"
Mugmort
13) Sigmund Kittel (M) – New Device - "Sable, a bear statant Argent, in a chief rayonny a hunting horn gules between two crosses moline sable"
Flame
Escutcheon Notes:
Client's name was registered in March of 2010 via the Middle
14) Sven Karlsson – New Device - "Gyronny arrondi of eight sable and argent, a lion's jambe issuant from base Or sustaining a heart gules"
Mugmort
Escutcheon's Note:
This was a misrouted Pennsic submission
15) Ynés de Jaen – New Name
Illiton
Ynes -
Spanish names from the Late 15th Century (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juliana/isabella/WomensGivenAlpha.html) gives 30 occurrences in the late 15th century
de Jaen -
The same source (but page http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juliana/isabella/locative.html) gives de Jaen in the late 15th century. Jaen is a city located "relatively east to Grenada"
Escutcheon's Note:
Client will NOT accept major changes, desires a male name, and cares most about meaning ("Meaning of Greir, given name spelling preferred")
16) William John Roderick of Colchester (M) – New Device - "Argent a chevron azure and in base a dandelion with three heads proper"
Roaring Wastes
Escutcheon's Notes:
This was a misrouted Pennsic submission.
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Lord Brynn Herleifson
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Konrad Mailander |
Dale Niederhauser |
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CJ Miller |
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Kriemhilt von Ebersberg |
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