Quarterly, vert and sable, a sun in splendour argent.

Name registered (9509, East). "Campbell" (Black,p390) is dated to 1390. The submitter prefers "Alatheia Fenwick Campbell" if this submission doesn’t pass.

Or, two panthers combattant and on a point pointed purpure, a castle argent.

"Alejandra" is given as the name of a 4th c. martyr (de Love, Nombres Propios Espanoles, pg 120). "Lucia" is undated but given as a saint’s name (ibid, pg 260). "del Castillo", meaning "of the castle", is dated to 1169 (Melcon, pg 241)

Azure, a winged natural tiger sejant erect affronty argent, on a base Or, a castle sable.

"Alexandria" is dated to 924 (Morlet, p16). "Tegero" as a surname is dated to 1234 (Melcon, p262). The submitter prefers "el Tigre", but will accept the documented form. "del Castillo" (Melcon, p241) is dated to 1169.

Per pale vert and Or.

Name registered (9405, East).

Azure, a rabbit rampant maintaining an axe, a chief embattled argent goutty de sang

"Andrea" is the submitter’s mundane name. "Lapin" is French for ‘rabbit’. This is intended as a nickname.

Or, a spear sable.

"Angus" is dated to 761 (Black,pg 23). "Kerr" is a proposed variant of "Ker" which is dated to 1190 (ibid, pg 394).

Sable, on a pile argent, an oak tree gules.

"Antonio" (de Felice, Dizionario dei nomi Italiani, p 69). "Bonetti" is listed as a variant of "Boni" (ibid, p 83).

Per chevron sable and argent, two plates each charged with a mullet of seven points and in base, a lion’s head cabossed sable.

Name registered (9306, East).

Vert, four weaver’s tablets bendwise crosswise argent.

Astrid" (Withycombe, p34) is listed as a Norse name, (Geirr, Bassi, p8) lists the name as "Astriðr". "Olafsdotter" (Geirr-Bassi, p13) is a patronymic form of "Olafr".

Argent, a bend sinister gules, between a cat’s head cabossed sable and a thistle proper.

"Brighid" (OC&M, p36). "Gobhainn" (Black, pg 322) is listed as a variant of "Gowan". The submitter would prefer a Scottish form of "Brighid" if documentation is available.

Gules, three bees in pall heads to center proper within a bordure embattled Or.

"Brigid" is given as an anglicized form of "an ancient Irish name" (Woulfe, p208). "Brighid" is mentioned as a saint’s name (Withycombe, p54). "ÓNeill" (Woulfe, p625) is dated to 943. "the Limner" is an occupational byname (R&W, p279).

"Brithwen" (R&W, p65) is dated to 1066. "de Bores Hulla" meaning "Boar’s Hill" is dated to Henry II (Ekwall, p50).

"Christopher" is the submitter’s mundane name. Haslingden is a town in England, west of Halifax.

Vert, a rose barbed and seeded between two rats rampant argent.

"David" (Withycombe, pg 70). "Gladstone" (R&W, p192).

Vert, in pale a horse courant and a crescent and on a chief argent, three mullets sable.

Name registered (9808, East).

Vairy sable argent gules and Or, on a pile Or a fox rampant to sinister sable.

Name registered (9709, East).

Per pale indented, argent goutty de sang and gules, a boot sable and an axe argent.

"Douglas" is the submitter’s mundane name. "the Indecisive" is a descriptive byname.

Ermine, an increscent and a bordure sable.

"Edward" is a common English name dated to 1086 (Withycombe, p 95). "Newman" is not found with this spelling but variants are dated to 1166 (Withycombe, p 322).

Barry wavy azure and argent, a dolphin haurient Or.

"Efa" (Jones, HR, A Welsh Miscellany"). "Cathfach" meaning "kitten", or "little cat" (Gomes, Y Geiriadui, pg 157). (Jones, HR, p 33) mentions numerous animals as nicknames.

"Eldritch" is found as a byname with various spellings (R&W, p5). "Elrich" is dated to 1279, and "Elrigge" is dated to 1227 (ibid). Both as bynames. "Adelric, "Æðelric", and "Egelric" are given as given names and are dated to 1066 (ibid).

No documentation is provided for "Sylvan Glenn".

(Fieldless) A bunch of grapes slipped and leaved proper, enflamed Or.

Name registered (9808, East).

Per fess azure and vert, three towers argent and an acorn slipped and leaved Or.

"Emma" (Withycombe, p103). "Grei" is dated to 1198 and "le Grey" is dated to 1296 (R&W, p203).

Per pale and per chevron inverted vert and azure two leeches (slugs) embowed counter embowed resplendant argent.

"Eoin" (OC&M, p88) is the heading. "Eoan" is dated to the 13th c. "Mac Neill" (ibid, p106) is dated to 724. "Mac Lochlainn" (ibid, p140) is dated to 1166. The double patronymic is dated to the 12th c. (Krossa, Sharon "A Simple Guide to Constructing 12th Century Scottish Gaelic Names").

"Fiadhnat" (OC&M, p 99). "Carragain" is listed as a variant of "Corragain" (Woulfe, p452). The submitter prefers the submitted spelling, if permissible

Vert, a sun argent, eclipsed sable.

"Galienne" Dubh, Colm, "An Index to the Given Names in the 1292 Census of Paris"). "Hyolent la Bourgoingne" is found in the same article.

(Fieldless) A hen contourney argent.

Name submitted on this letter.

Per saltire argent and vert, a unicorn’s head couped Or.

"Grace" (Withycombe, p138). "Cecil" is the heading name (R&W, p88).

"Gracia" (De Love, "Nombres Proprios Espanoles", p214). "Vazquez" (Benicoeur, A. "Romance Languages of the Mediaeval Iberian Peninsula", p3). "de Trillo" (ibid, p3)

Azure, on a bend argent between two garbs Or, three drums azure all within a bordure argent.

"Grainne" (OC&M, p114). "Bhrenain" (OC&M, p34). Submitter is looking for spelling "Bhraonain" [?].

Sable, an eagle’s head erased and an arm couped maintaining a spear fesswise Or, between flaunches vairy en point gules and Or.

Name registered (9005, East).

"Jerrolt" proposed as a variant spelling of "Gerold". "Gerrelt", "Jerrold", "Garrelt" (1396), and "Gerolt" (1340) are listed as variants of "Gerold" (Bahlow, p167).

No documentation provided for "Bäschler".

Argent, on a pale between two trees eradicated azure, three mullets of four points argent.

"Keneweard" is a proposed variant spelling of "Kenward" dated to 1086 (Withycombe, p188). "de Musgraue" is a listed variant of "Musgrave" (R&W, p318).

"Kirsten" is a heading name but is not dated (Bahlow, p 295). "Weisel" is also listed as a heading name, but is not dated (ibid, p 601).

(Fieldless) Two spears in saltire overall, a wolf’s head erased argent.

"Lachlann" (Black, p410) is dated to 1436 as a byname. "mac Lochlainn" is dated to 1166 (OC&M, p140).

Gules, on a bend sinister between two crosses of Jerusalem argent, three crescents gules.

"Michael" (Withycombe, p218). "Acrensis" is a proposed byname intended as a Latin locative from "Acre" (Presumably the city in the Holy Land).

Per pale azure and vert, in pale three swans naiant argent.

Name registered (9808, East)

Gyronny wavy of six argent and azure, a dragonfly vert.

"Olga" is dated to 940 (Wickenden, v3, p 130). Kaffa is a port on the Black Sea (NDP). This is a proposed locative using the feminine ending "-skaia" similar to the Shakhova and the masculine ending "-skoi".

Vert scaly argent, a bordure invected Or.

Name registration not found in on-line O&A.

Quarterly vert and argent, a raven contourny sable, sustaining a grenade proper.

"Rhys" (Jones, H.R., A Welsh Miscellany, p31). "Ravenhill" is an SCA locative name.

Per chevron azure and lozengy argent and sable, in chief two horses combattant argent.

"Rolland" is dated to 1086 (Withycombe, p 256). "Ian" is not dated but is listed as a Gaelic name (ibid, p178). "MacPherson" is the heading name with one form dated to 1420 (Black, p 557).

Barry wavy Or and azure seme of roses Or.

"Rosa" (Mittleman, "Feminine Given Names from Thirteenth Century Perugia"). Murano is the name of an island off of the coast of Italy (NDP).

Sable, a garden rose slipped and leaved proper on a bend cotised and a bordure argent.

Name registered (9810, East)

Gules, a lion’s head caboshed argent.

There is no documentation for the name.

Per fess purpure and argent, a dove volant argent and a cluster of grapes purpure, slipped and leaved vert.

"Serena" (Drake, Jo Lori, "Italian Renaissance Womens’ Names"). This source is from a website printout, though no copy or address was provided. "Terranova" is undated to period (DeFelice, p 247).

Purpure, on a fess between two mullets argent a crocodile tergiant vert.

"Shajar" (Appleton, David, "Arabic Naming Practices and Period Names List"). The byname is meant to be occupational. The submitter will accept "dancer", if necessary for registration.

Per saltire vert and sable, three lions passant in annulo Or.

"Solveig" (Geirr Bassi, p 14). "Anderhalfholt is dated to 1357 (Bahlow, Dictionary of German Names, p 256).

Gyronny of five issuant from the sinister chief point azure and argent, a hare sejant dexter foreleg raised proper.

There is no documentation for the name.

Azure a lotus blossom between in cross four ostrich plumes shafts to center, argent.

"Thana'" (Appleton, David, "A List of Arabic Womens’ Names"). The submitter would like the byname translated to Arabic, if possible.

Or, on a bend sinister Gules three suns Or.

"Vitalia" is not cited to a specific date but is from Obituaire d’ Moissac (Morlet, pg 117). "la Soleil" (Dauzat, pg 554) is not dated.

Per fess sable and Or, a fess wavy argent and in chief a bee Or.

Name registered (9704, East).