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[Luciana Caterina di Borghese]

Greetings my Lords and my Ladies,

Please take a moment of your time to review the information below. If you
are contained within the list, congratulation! If you know one of the good
gentles listed below, please share the news with them.

In Service,
Luciana


Acceptances for ANSTEORRA:

Branwen le Baxtere. Badge. (Fieldless) A raven argent maintaining a stalk of
wheat fesswise Or.
The submitter has permission to conflict with the badge of Tangwystyl verch
Morgant Glasvryn, Per chevron argent and vert,
in base a falcon close argent.


Catherine Barbary. Name.
The submitter requested an authentic 16th C English name. Bardsley, A
Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames s.n.
Barberry, has Henri Barbery in 1609 and Barbary Marbeck in 1581. This
suggests that both the submitted form and the form
Catherine Barbery would be authentic 16th C English names.


Constance Sayer. Device. Per bend engrailed Or and azure, an open book
purpure and a harp Or.
When engrailed, a per bend field division has its points facing to chief.


Eleanor Fairchild. Device. Per pale azure ermined Or and argent, a bend
counterchanged.


Genevieve de Courtanvaux. Reblazon of device. Per pale sable and argent, two
panthers combatant guardant counterchanged, incensed
proper, spotted counterchanged.

Registered in July 2000 with the blazon Per pale sable and argent, two
panthers combattant guardant counterchanged, the tincture of the panthers'
spots and incensing was not clear. Please see the November 2006 Cover Letter
for a discussion on the
difference between English, Continental, and natural panthers.


Wolfgang von der Eifel. Name and device. Per fess argent and azure, a
demi-eagle issuant from the line of division and three crosses
formy counterchanged.

Returns for Ansteorra
None.
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