ES - Ansteorran items from LoAR 09/2000

[Timothy Rayburn]

The following are devices accepted by Laurel in her meeting of 9/2000.

The only Elfsea name I see is mine, but just FYI.

Timothy of Glastinbury


--- Kathleen O'Brien <kobrien at bmc.com> wrote:
> Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 09:51:50 -0600
> To: heralds at ansteorra.org
> From: "Kathleen O'Brien" <kobrien at bmc.com>
> Subject: ANSTHRLD - Ansteorran items from LoAR 09/2000
> Reply-to: heralds at ansteorra.org
> 
> Here are the Ansteorran items from LoAR 09/2000.
> 
>  1 Return
> 24 Acceptances
> 
> I love those percentages!
> 
> Mari
> 
> --------------------------------
> RETURNS:
> 
> THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN RETURNED FOR FURTHER WORK
> 
> ANSTEORRA
> 
> Donald MacDonald. Name.
>      We are not entirely sure the present-day authors Donald
> MacDonald,
>      Donald F. MacDonald and Donald L. MacDonald, cited in
> commentary,
>      are important enough to protect. Da'ud ibn Auda wrote, in the
>      March 1992 LoAR on a case of a conflict against a modern author:
>      "His name is apparently too recent to appear yet in any of our
>      standard sources, but he is clearly well known enough to warrant
>      protection. (Even Lord Laurel who has read none of his works, is
>      familiar with all the titles mentioned by the commenters.)" We
> are
>      not confident that any of the cited authors are that well
>      known. It doesn't matter, however, since the name is also in
> aural
>      conflict with Ronald MacDonald of hamburger fame, who is well
>      known enough to protect.
> 
>      The device was registered under the holding name Donald of
>      Lindenwood.
> 
> --------------------------------
> 
> ACCEPTANCES:
> 
> ANSTEORRA
> 
> Ariane Lancaster. Name.
> 
> Armando de la Cabanna. Device. Sable, a double-bitted axe and on a
>   chief Or a mullet of five greater and five lesser points sable.
> 
> Catalina Ana de Salamanca. Name and device. Argent, a wagon wheel
>   azure, a bordure vert.
> 
> Dominique Michelle le Vasseur. Device. Argent, a peacock close
>   contourny and a bordure invected purpure.
>      This is clear of Helena of Heathcote, Argent, a heathcock
> passant
>      to sinister within a bordure purpure. There is a CD for the
> change
>      in the line of partition of the bordure, and as heathcocks and
>      peacocks are both period charges and Helena's heathcock is both
>      chicken-like in appearance and has the distinct upright tail, a
>      second CD for the type of bird.
> 
> Donald of Lindenwood. Holding name and device (see RETURNS for name).
>   Vert, three sheep statant argent.
>      Nice armory! Submitted under the name Donald MacDonald
> 
> Elspeth de Forbeys. Name change from Isobel Margaret de Forbeys.
>      Her old name is released.
> 
> Fathir von Trier. Name.
> 
> Ginevra Rodney. Device. Argent ermined vert, a wild ginger flower
>   purpure.
>      This is clear of Seamus a' Chnuic Ghuirm, Argent, a trillium
>      inverted purpure barbed vert and seeded Or, as there is one CD
> for
>      the field, and a second for the inversion of the flower.
>      Three-petaled flowers have a distinct orientation, unlike
> flowers
>      with more petals.  This is also clear of Elspeth of Harilow, A
>      heartsease proper [Viola tricolor], as there is one CD for the
>      field and one for type of flower.  As there is no evidence of
>      heartseases being used in period, we must judge difference on
>      visual grounds. A heartsease has both a different number and of
>      petals and the petals are a different shape, therefore it is
>      sufficiently different from a trillium.
> 
> Johann von Sternberg. Badge. Sable, in chevron five compass stars
>   elongated palewise Or.
>      To quote Clarion: "It is standard SCA and mundane practice to
> put
>      charges 'in <ordinary>.'"  Thus, this does not fall afoul of the
>      ban against charges in arch, nor that forbidding constellations.
> 
> Jonathan Christian Clare. Name change from Christian Clare.
>      While the submitter requested an authentic Elizabethan English
>      name, the new name is in fact markedly less authentic than the
>      already registered one.
> 
>      His old name is released.
> 
> Josephus de Hudelesdun. Name.
>      Submitted as Joseph Alfred Huddlestone, he requested an
> authentic
>      12th-13th century English name. We have therefore dropped the
>      second given name, not attested that early, and changed the
>      spelling of the given and byname to match documented examples.
> 
> Lowrens of Ross. Name.
> 
> Lucius Hadrianus. Name and device. Vert, on a pall argent three frogs
>   heads to center vert.
> 
> Patricia of Blackmoor. Reblazon of device. Sable, a dexter hand
>   aversant fesswise sustaining a gillyflower proper.
> 
> Reinne du Bois. Device. Sable, a sword bendwise between two suns in
>   splendor, a bordure Or.
>      Listed in the LoI as a registration for both a name and device,
>      the name was already registered in February 2000.
> 
> Ricardo Esteban de Salamanca. Name and device. Per bend sinister
> sable
>   and Or, a mullet of six points and a raven rising counterchanged.
>      This is not in conflict with Muredach D{a'}il Riata, Per bend
>      sinister sable and Or, an increscent and a raven
>      counterchanged. There is a CD for changing the type of half the
>      primary charge group and a separate CD for changing the posture
> of
>      half the primary charge group.
> 
> Robert Moondragon. Name and device. Azure, on a saltire between four
>   bears rampant Or a bear rampant azure.
>      The submitter is the son of Tivar Moondragon, so he can use the
>      byname under the Grandfather Clause.
> 
> Sara Penrose. Device. Or, a rose proper within an orle sable.
> 
> Tatiana Laski Krakowska. Name.
>      Submitted as Tatiana Leski Krakowska, we have corrected the typo
>      in the LoI.
> 
> Timothy of Glastinbury. Name and device. Azure billety argent.
>      Nice armory!
> 
>
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