LoAR Results of the February 2004 Letter of Intent

Below are the results of the June 2004 Letter of Acceptance and Return from the Laurel King of Arms. This website is not authoritative, but is an accurate reproduction of the text of the June 2004 LoAR.

February 2004 Letter of Intent
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Ailleann inghean Fhiodhbhuidhe. Name.

Submitted as Ailleann ingen Fhiodhbhuidhe, the byname uses the Old and Middle Irish form of the patronymic particle with an Early Modern Irish Gaelic form of the patronymic itself. Therefore, we changed the particle to inghean to render the byname phrase fully in Early Modern Irish Gaelic.

Catherine de Northewoode. Name and device. Sable, on a pile inverted ployé between two groups of four ermine spots in cross bases to center Or four ermine spots in cross bases to center azure.

The charges were blazoned on the Letter of Intent as crosses of ermine spots, but that would require the ermine spots to be conjoined by their tops, rather than have the bottoms pointing to center as is shown on the form. We have reblazoned the armory accordingly.

Please advise the submitter to draw the top of the pile inverted closer to the top of the shield.

Cecelia Corr Mháire. Badge. (Fieldless) On an amphora vert, a Bowen knot crosswise argent.

Elaisse de Garrigues. Device. Gules, on a chevron sable fimbriated five fleurs-de-lys palewise Or.

Fíne ingen Chináeda. Name.

Submitted as Fína ingen Chionaith, we have changed the spelling of the given name to Fíne to match the documentation. The patronymic mixes the Old and Middle Irish Gaelic patronymic particle, ingen, with an Early Modern Irish Gaelic spelling of the patronymic. We have changed the byname to ingen Chináeda, a fully Middle Irish Gaelic form of the patronymic.

Geoffrey fitz Robert. Release of alternate name Marcus Atticus Neapolitanus.

His alternate name, Marcus Atticus Neapolitanus, is released.

Mary Tynker. Name and device. Or, a triskele sable, within each arm a roundel, a bordure gules.

Medb ingen Imchada uí Fhlaithbertaig. Name and device. Quarterly vert and argent, in bend sinister two cats sejant respectant purpure.

Submitted as Meadhbh inghean Imchada uí Flaithbertaig, the submitter requested authenticity for Irish/Gaelic language/culture. As submitted, the name mixes an Early Modern Irish Gaelic form of the given name and patronymic patricle with Middle Irish Gaelic patronymics. We have changed the name to a fully Middle Irish Gaelic form, Medb ingen Imchada uí Fhlaithbertaig, in order to meet the submitter's request for authenticity.

Outlands, Kingdom of. Change of heraldic title degree, Fretty Herald.