02.) Christopher of York -- device resubmission, name registered Dec. 92Unto Dame Elsbeth Anne Roth, Laurel Queen of Arms, Lord Pietari Pentinpoika, Pelican King of Arms and the members of the Society College of Arms and all unto whom these words come, warmest greetings on the first day of the new millennium (Yes, I'm one of those 'purists' :) ) from Lord Dagonell Collingwood, Garnet Herald for the Sylvan Kingdom of Ęthelmearc.
Please note: My correct current address is: David P. Salley, 5294 Webster Road, Fredonia NY 14063. A number of people started sending letters back to my old address when it was mistakenly listed in the roster. Please update your address books again if you have not already done so.
It is the intention of the Kingdom of AEthelmearc to register the following items.
01.) Ciar McMillan (F) -- new name
Ciar -- Originally submitted as Ceara, the submitter proposed Ceara as a feminine version of St. Ciaran, as cited in O'Corrain, Donnchach & Maguire, Fidelma's Irish Names. However, in Gaelic Personal Names by the same authors, there is a citation for St. Ciar, the virgin patroness of Killkeary. Both Ciar and Ciaran are from 'ciar' meaning 'dark, black'. The submitter allows for minor changes, but not major ones.
McMillan-- Header in Black, Surnames of Scotland. McMillan is an Argyllshire family name dating to 1100.
02.) Christopher of York -- device resubmission, name registered Dec. 92
"Counterermine, a natural tiger 's head cabossed Or marked sable, a bordure ermine." His previous submission, with the tiger proper, was returned at Laurel.
03.) Corwyn Montgomery -- new device, new badge, name registered May 99.
Device: "Sable, a cubit arm, hand in glove, fesswise, maintaining a sword palewise, on a chief argent, three roundels sable."
Badge: "Sable, a cubit arm, hand in glove fesswise, maintaining a tankard, a bordure argent."
04.) Dennis of Greenway (M) -- change of name to Denys the Decadent and new device. I cite the original submission in its entirety.
Denys -- This gentle wishes his name to be accepted as he is called. There is of course, St. Denys of Paris. I pointed out to him that I found Denys as a feminine name, he said he did not care. Therefore, I submit a Denys Burden named in the will of John Credy Esq. of London (1426) from The Fifty Earliest English Wills in the Court of Probate, London 1387-1439, Furnivall, Frederick, ed., Trubner & Co. (London 1882) (pce) Also, Denys (as a variant spelling of Denis) is given in Kelly, Sean & Rogers, Rosemary Saints Preserve Us!: Everything You Need to Know about Every Saint You'll Ever Need, Random House, New York, pg. 76 (pce)
"Argent a saltire gules, on a chief wavy vert, a sea serpent Or langued gules, wrapped about a sword fesswise Or."
05.) Diolach Macaree -- new device, name registered May 93
"Argent, a pithon embowed-counterembowed, ululent, wings displayed vert, maintaining a rose palewise azure slipped and leaved vert."
06.) Dominic McMorland (M) -- new name and device
Dominic -- Withycombe, pg. 85, (s.n. Dominic) "...did not come into use as an ordinary christian name until the 13th C."
Mc -- "the son of'
Morland -- Reaney & Wilson, pg. 314, (s.n. Moreland, Morland) cite various spellings back to 1257.
"Vert, a lion rampant to sinister holding a garb Or.'
07.) Eva Goch (F) -- new name and device
Eva -- (Eve) Jones, Heather Rose (SCA: Tangwystyl verch Morgant Clasvryn) Constructing 13th Century Welsh Names (http://www.panix.com/~mittle/names/tangwystyl/welsh1 3 .html)
Goch -- (Red) Ibid.
"Vert, semy of comets, on a fess argent a book vert."
08.) Filippo de Sancto Martino (M) -- new name
Both names appear in 4300 Citizens of Pisa, 1228 by Enrico Salvatori available through the Society's web page at (http://library.byu.edu/~rdh/eurodocs/italia/pisani.html)
Filippo -- Filippus Torselli is one of the numerous Filippos mentioned on this page. The name is Latinized in the written document.
de Sancto Martino -- A Viriano de Scanto Martino appears on this web site.
09.) Gareth Kincaid -- new device, new badge, name registered Aug. 99
Device: "Per pale sable and argent, a Celtic cross on a sun counterchanged, all within a bordure counterchanged"
His previous submission, with tinctures reversed, was returned in-Kingdom for conflict with Jennet of Twominds "Per pale argent and sable, a sun in his splendor throughout of the field, rayed and featured counterchanged"
Badge: "Per saltire argent and gules, an armorer's hammer palewise contourny sable."
10.) Geoffrey Fitzdavid -- new device, name registered Dec. 95
"Per chevron gules and chevronelly, Or and sable."
His previous submission, "Or, a chevron gules in base three chevronels sable" was returned in-Kingdom for using two different sizes of the same charge on the field.
11.) Giles de Beauchamps -- new device, name registered
"Per pale sable and Or, a panther passant gardant charged with a semy of roundels all counterchanged, incensed proper, maintaining a herald's staff Or."
12.) Gillian Llywellyn -- new device, name registered
"Argent, a sewing needle bendwise sable threaded vert, an orle of hearts gules"
13.) Kieran MacRae -- change of device, name registered March 97
"Per chevron throughout purpure and argent, two equal-armed Celtic crosses argent and an equal-armed Celtic cross sable."
If this device is registered, her old device "Argent on a triangle throughout purpure between three Celtic crosses sable, a natural panther rampant argent." will be released.
Webmaster's Note: Kieran is male.
14.) Lara Sukhadrev (F) -- new name
Lara -- Tatiana Nikolaevna Tumanova, Compleat Russian Name Book, pg. 29 Diminutive of "Larisa" and "Laura"
Sukhadrev -- Ibid., pg. 117 Surname derived from transferred nickname meaning "Dry Wood".
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19 submissions - 1 re-submission = 18 new subs * $4 = $72 fee. The fee will be coming via separate letter from AEthelmearc' s Chancellor of the Exchequer for the Heralds, Lord Francois Belgraunde. |
In Service,
Dagonell Collingwood, Garnet