October 1980
MIDDLE
Caer Anterth-Mor, Barony of. Name correction from Caer Anterth, Barony of. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caer Anterth, Barony of in the registration of their device, their name was registered as Caer Anterth-Mor, Barony of on the July 1979 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1980]
January 1990
CAID
Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill. Name correction from Collawyn Lughaidh O'Cearbhaill. 
Listed on the LoAR as Collawyn Lughaidh O'Cearbhaill in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill on the August 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
EAST
Siegfried von Halsstern. Name correction from Siegfried von Hallstern for House Full Circle. 
Listed on the LoAR as Siegfried von Hallstern, his name was registered as Siegfried von Halsstern on the July 1981 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
MERIDIES
Gwenievere Perreal Smythe. Name correction from Gwenivere Perreal Smythe. 
Listed on the LoAR as Gwenivere Perreal Smythe in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Gwenievere Perreal Smythe on the February 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
OUTLANDS
Haroun ibn al Dhi'b al Abyadh. Name correction from Haroun ibn al-Dhi'b al-Abyadh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Haroun ibn al-Dhi'b al-Abyadh in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Haroun ibn al Dhi'b al Abyadh on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
Ruter Rotbart von Rothenberg. Name correction from Ruter Rothbart von Rothenburg. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ruter Rothbart von Rothenburg in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Ruter Rotbart von Rothenberg on the December 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
Torcail Gilleghaolain. Name correction from Torcail Gillghaolain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Torcail Gillghaolain in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Torcail Gilleghaolain on the February 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
TRIMARIS
Victor Hildebrand von Koln. Name correction from Victor Hildebrand von Köln. 
Listed on the LoAR as Victor Hildebrand von Köln in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Victor Hildebrand von Koln on the December 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1990]
February 1990
AN TIR
James NicEdom. Name correction from James nic Edom. 
Listed on the LoAR as James nic Edom in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as James NicEdom on the May 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1990]
WEST
William Dumart-en-Ponthieu. Name correction from William Dumart en Ponthieu. 
Listed on the LoAR as William Dumart_en_Ponthieu, his name was submitted as William Dumart-en-Ponthieu on the letter of intent.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1990]
Wilowen of Stuarts. Name correction from Willowen of Stuarts. 
Listed on the LoAR as Willowen of Stuarts in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Wilowen of Stuarts on the June 1976 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1990]
March 1990
ANSTEORRA
Liam Oge of Cocraig. Name correction from Liam Og of Corcaigh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Liam Og of Corcaigh in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Liam Oge of Cocraig on the August 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1990]
EAST
Aidan Trevyn Avery. Name change from holding name Jeffrey Avery. 
The LoAR misspelled his holding name as Jeffery Avery.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1990]
Arianna McPhearson. Name correction from Arianna MacPhearson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Arianna MacPhearson in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Arianna McPhearson on the June 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1990]
April 1990
ANSTEORRA
Alisandre Oliphant. Name correction from Alisaundre Oliphant. 
Listed on the LoAR as Alisaundre Oliphant in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Alisandre Oliphant on the April 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1990]
EAST
Bryan mac Dhughaill an Boghadair. Name correction from Bryan mac Dhugaill an Boghadair. 
Listed on the LoAR as Bryan mac Dhugaill an Boghadair in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Bryan mac Dhughaill an Boghadair on the February 1985 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1990]
Eleazar ha Levi. Name correction from Eleazar ha-Levi for Household of the Eastern Shore. 
Listed on the LoAR asEleazar ha-Levi, his name was registered as Eleazar ha Levi on the September 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1990]
Windmasters' Hill, Barony of. Name correction from Windmaster's Hill, Barony of for Order of the Tempest. 
Listed on the LoAR as Windmaster's Hill, Barony of, their name was registered as Windmasters' Hill, Barony of on the August 1979 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1990]
Yvonne Austin. Name correction from Yvonne Austen. 
Listed on the LoAR as Yvonne Austen in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Yvonne Austin on the July 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1990]
May 1990
ATLANTIA
Derbhiled ni Liadhnáin. Name correction from Derbhiled ni Liadhnain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Derbhiled ni Liadhnain in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Derbhiled ni Liadhnáin on the June 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
Maire Siobhan ni Sheanain. Name correction from Maire Siobhan ni Seanain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Maire Siobhan ni Seanain in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Maire Siobhan ni Sheanain on the June 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
EAST
Althea die fast Unschuldige. Name correction from Althea die Fast Unschuldige. 
Listed on the LoAR as Althea die Fast Unschuldige in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Althea die fast Unschuldige on the April 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
Kadan Chákhilghan Ger on Echen. Name correction from Kadan Chakhilghan Ger on Echen. 
Listed on the LoAR as Kadan Chakhilghan Ger on Echen in the registration of his device, this name was registered as Kadan Chákhilghan Ger on Echen on the May 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
Lions End, Canton of. Name correction from Lion's End, Canton of. 
Listed on the LoAR as Lion's End, Canton of in the registration of their device, their name was registered as Lions End, Canton of on the October 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
OUTLANDS
Elenfëa of Starwood. Name correction from Elenfea of Starwood. 
Listed on the LoAR as Elenfea of Starwood in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Elenfëa of Starwood on the November 1982 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
Fionnbhárr Starfyr of the Isles. Name correction from Fionnbharr Starfyr of the Isles. 
Listed on the LoAR as Fionnbharr Starfyr of the Isles in the reblazon of his device, his name was registered as Fionnbhárr Starfyr of the Isles on the December 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
WEST
Kay the Innocent of Bel Anjou. Name correction from Kay the Innocent. 
Listed on the LoAR as Kay the Innocent in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Kay the Innocent of Bel Anjou on the February 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
Stefan of Pembroke. Name correction from Steffan of Pembroke. 
Listed on the LoAR as Steffan of Pembroke in the reblazon of his device, his name was registered as Stefan of Pembroke on the September 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1990]
June 1990
WEST
Kylson Skyfyre. Name correction from Kylson Skyfire. 
Listed on the LoAR as Kylson Skyfire in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Kylson Skyfyre on the July 1981 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1990]
July 1990
CAID
Bartholomew Gwaltrudd O'Cullaighne. Name correction from Bartholomew Gualtrudd O'Cullaighne for House O'Cullaighne. 
Listed on the LoAR as Bartholomew Gualtrudd O'Cullaighne, his name was registered as Bartholomew Gwaltrudd O'Cullaighne on the December 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1990]
EAST
Æthelmearc, Principality of. Name correction from Aethelmearc, Principality of for Order of the Cornelian. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aethelmearc, Principality of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1990]
MERIDIES
Geoffrey de Bradelei. Name correction from Geoffrey of Bradelei. 
Listed on the LoAR as Geoffrey of Bradelei in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Geoffrey de Bradelei on the May 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1990]
August 1990
ATLANTIA
Knarlic Wulfherson. Name correction from Knarlic Wulfhereson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Knarlic Wulfhereson in the registration of his device, his name was registered on the October 1981 LoAR as Knarlic Wulfherson.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
Knarlic Wulfherson. Name correction from Knarlic Wulfhereson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Knarlic Wulfhereson in the registration of his badge, his name was registered on the October 1981 LoAR as Knarlic Wulfherson.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
EAST
Aurelie de Montpellier. Name correction from Aurelie de Montpelier. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aurelie de Montpelier in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Aurelie de Montpellier on the May 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
MERIDIES
James Galen MacGrew. Name correction from James Galen McGrew for House Wolf's Keep. 
Listed on the LoAR as James Galen McGrew, his name was registered as James Galen MacGrew on the February 1985 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
MIDDLE
Comar Gyr Mirand. Name correction from Comar gyr Mirand for House Vexillarius. 
Listed on the LoAR as Comar gyr Mirand, his name was registered as Comar Gyr Mirand on the June 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
Däg Thorgrimsson. Name correction from Dag Thorgrimsson for House Gramorginn. 
Listed on the LoAR as Dag Thorgrimsson, his name was registered as Däg Thorgrimsson on the April 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
Däg Thorgrimsson. Name correction from Dag Thorgrimsson for Dag Svartavargr. 
Listed on the LoAR as Dag Thorgrimsson, his name wa s registered as Däg Thorgrimsson on the April 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
Flaming Sword, March of the. Name correction from Flaming Sword, March of. 
Listed on the LoAR as Flaming Sword, March of in the registration of their device, their name was registered as Flaming Sword, March of the on the October 1979 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
Jófrídr Thorbjarnardóttir of the Westfjord. Name correction from Jofridr Thorbjarnardottir of the Westfjords. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jofridr Thorbjarnardottir of the Westfjords in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Jófrídr Thorbjarnardóttir of the Westfjord on the January 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
OUTLANDS
Catalina de Almería y Tiermas. Name correction from Cataline de Almeria y Tiermas. 
Listed on the LoAR as Cataline de Almeria y Tiermas in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Catalina de Almería y Tiermas on the December 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
WEST
Deirdre Marie of Leinster. Name correction from Deirdre Maire of Leinster. 
Listed on the LoAR as Deirdre Maire of Leinster in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Deirdre Marie of Leinster on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1990]
September 1990
ANSTEORRA
Volodymyr of the Black Isle. Name correction from Volodymyr of Black Isle. 
Listed on the LoAR as Volodymyr of Black Isle in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Volodymyr of the Black Isle on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1990]
ATLANTIA
Iain MacCoinnich. Name correction from Ian MacCoinnich. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ian MacCoinnich in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Iain MacCoinnich on the May 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1990]
CAID
Brian O'Seachnasaigh. Name correction from Brian O Seachnasaigh for House of the Golden Talon. 
Listed on the LoAR as Brian O Seachnasaigh, his name was registered as Brian O'Seachnasaigh on the March 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1990]
WEST
Rainald Knutson. Name correction from Rainuld Knutson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Rainuld Knutson in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Rainald Knutson on the August 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1990]
October 1990
CAID
Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill. Name correction from Collawyn Lughaidh O'Cearbhaill. 
Listed on the LoAR as Collawyn Lughaidh O'Cearbhaill in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill on the August 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1990]
Sweyn MacChlurain of Helsingør. Name correction from Sweyn MacChlurain of Helsingor. 
Listed on the LoAR as Sweyn MacChlurain of Helsingor in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Sweyn MacChlurain of Helsingør on the November 1977 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1990]
CALONTIR
Dabhaidh Orcheard. Name correction from Daibhaidh Orcheard. 
Listed on the LoAR as Daibhaidh Orcheard in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Dabhaidh Orcheard on the December 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1990]
EAST
Rhys Vaughan Gowers. Name correction from Rhys Vaughn Gowers. 
Listed on the LoAR as Rhys Vaughn Gowers in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Rhys Vaughan Gowers on the October 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1990]
OUTLANDS
Robert the Ironwolf. Name correction from Robert the Iron Wolf. 
Listed on the LoAR as Robert the Iron Wolf in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Robert the Ironwolf on the April 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1990]
November 1990
ANSTEORRA
Christian Richard Dupre. Name correction from Christian Richard Dupré. 
Listed on the LoAR as Christian Richard Dupré in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Christian Richard Dupre on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1990]
CAID
al-Sahid, Canton of. Name correction from Al-Sahid, Canton of. 
Listed on the LoAR as Al-Sahid, Canton of in the registration of their badge, their name was registered as al-Sahid, Canton of on the August 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1990]
EAST
Boris Dragons Bane. Name correction from Boris Dragonsbane. 
Listed on the LOAR as Boris Dragonsbane in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Boris Dragons Bane on the May 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1990]
WEST
St. Cassian of Imola, College of. Name correction from Saint Cassian of Imola, College of. 
Listed on the LoAR as Saint Cassian of Imola, College of in the registration of their badge, their name was registered as St. Cassian of Imola, College of on the September 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1990]
January 1991
ANSTEORRA
Catriona Elizabeth Snow. Name correction from Caitríona Elizabeth Snow. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caitríona Elizabeth Snow in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Catriona Elizabeth Snow on the October 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
Deirdre Lasairíona ni Raghailligh. Name correction from Deirdre Lasairiona ni Raghailligh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Deirdre Lasairiona ni Raghailligh in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Deirdre Lasairíona ni Raghailligh on the October 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
Oriana Valentina Corbizzi. Name correction from Orianna Valentina Corbizzi. 
Listed on the LoAR as Orianna Valentina Corbizzi in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Oriana Valentina Corbizzi on the October 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
Sorcha ní Fhaolain. Name correction from Sorcha ní Fhaoláin. 
Listed on the LoAR as Sorcha ní Fhaoláin in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Sorcha ní Fhaolain on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
ATENVELDT
Pierrine la Tapissière de la Fôret. Name correction from Pierrine la Tapissiere de la Foret. 
Listed on the LoAR as Pierrine la Tapissiere de la Foret in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Pierrine la Tapissière de la Fôret on the November 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
Thérèse du Donjon des Sentinelles. Name correction from Therese du Donjon des Sentinelles. 
Listed on the LoAR as Therese du Donjon des Sentinelles in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Thérèse du Donjon des Sentinelles on the November 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
CAID
Wulfhere Slående Falk. Name correction from Wulfere Slående Falk. 
Listed on the errata letter as Wulfere Slående Falk in correcting the blazon of his device, his name was registered as Wulfhere Slående Falk on the November 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1991]
February 1991
CAID
Nicolo della Scala. Name correction from Nicolo della Scalla. 
Listed on the LoAR as Nicolo della Scalla in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Nicolo della Scala on the September 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
EAST
Bevin of Dálriata. Release of name. 
The LoAR misspelled her name as Bevin of Dalriata.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
MIDDLE
Caitlin Innes. Name correction from Caitlin Innis. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caitlin Innis in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Caitlin Innes on the October 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
OUTLANDS
Anastazia Winogrodzka. Name correction from Anastazia Winogrodska. 
Listed on the LoAR as Anastazia Winogrodska in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Anastazia Winogrodzka on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
Breichiol map Lludd o Fannauc. Name correction from Breichiol map Lludd of Fannauc. 
Listed on the LoAR as Breichiol map Lludd of Fannauc in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Breichiol map Lludd o Fannauc on the December 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
Theresea die Tanzerin. Name correction from Theresia die Tänzerin. 
Listed on the LoAR as Theresia die Tänzerin in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Theresea die Tanzerin on the May 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
WEST
Ninianne æt Séolesigge. Name correction from Ninianne aet Seolesigge. 
Listed on the errata letter as Ninianne aet Seolesigge in the reblazon of her device, her name was registered as Ninianne æt Séolesigge on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1991]
March 1991
CALONTIR
Wulfgar Hrafnfoedir. Correction to household name Hrafnsheim from Hrafnheim. 
Listed on the LoAR as Hrafnheim, this household name was registered as Hrafsnheim on the January 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1991]
MERIDIES
Gavin MacFhearhuis of Athallwood. Name correction from Gavin MacFearhius of Athallwood. 
Listed on the LoAR as Gavin MacFearhius of Athallwood in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Gavin MacFearhuis of Athallwood on the May 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1991]
April 1991
OUTLANDS
Tristian of Hags Head. Name correction from Tristian of Hag's Head for House Hearts Abound. 
Listed on the LoAR as Tristian of Hag's Head, his name was registered as Tristian of Hags Head on the September 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1991]
TRIMARIS
Genevieve LaRousse. Name correction from Genevieve La Rousse. 
Listed on the LoAR as Genevieve La Rousse in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Genevieve LaRousse on the April 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1991]
May 1991
ATENVELDT
Catrin of Llanbadern. Name correction from Catrin of Llanbardern. 
Listed on the LoAR as Catrin of Llanbardern in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Catrin of Llanbadern on the December 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1991]
June 1991
ATENVELDT
Helga Goldhaarig von Zurich. Name correction from Helga Goldhaarig von Zürich. 
Listed on the LoAR as Helga Goldhaarig von Zürich in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Helga Goldhaarig von Zurich on the March 1985 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
CAID
Ian MacDonald of Connacht. Name correction from Ian McDonald of Connacht. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ian McDonald of Connacht in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Ian MacDonald of Connacht on the January 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta. Name correction from Maria Theresa Ipenarrieta. 
Listed on the LoAR as Maria Theresa Ipenarrieta in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta on the July 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
CALONTIR
Alban St. Albans. Name correction from Alban Saint Albans. 
Listed on the LoAR as Alban Saint Albans in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Alban St. Albans on the October 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
EAST
Elizabeth Cameron nic Iain. Name correction from Elizabeth Cameron ni Iain. 
Listed on the errata letter as Elizabeth Cameron ni Iain in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Elizabeth Cameron nic Iain on the May 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
Tamera FitzGloucestre of the White Boar. Name correction from Tamera FitzGloustre of the White Boar for House of the Open Door. 
In releasing this household name and badge, the LoAR listed her primary name as Tamera FitzGloustre of the White Boar. Her name was first appeared on an LoAR as Tamera FitzGloucestre of the White Boar in conjunction with the February 1975 registration of her device.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1991]
July 1991
AN TIR
Jessika of Fairholm. Name correction from Jessika of Fairholme. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jessika of Fairholme in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Jessika of Fairholm on the August 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
ANSTEORRA
Astridr Selr Leifsdóttir. Name correction from Astridr Selr Leifsdottir. 
Listed on the LoAR as Astridr Selr Leifsdottir in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Astridr Selr Leifsdóttir on the March 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
ATLANTIA
Ceridwen ferch Owain. Name correction from Ceridwen ferch Owayne. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ceridwen ferch Owayne in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Ceridwen ferch Owain on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
Thóra Arnketil. Name correction from Thora Arnketil. 
Listed on the LoAR as Thora Arnketil in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Thóra Arnketil on the October 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
CALONTIR
André Miguel de la Croix. Name correction from Andre Miguel de la Croix. 
Listed on the LoAR as Andre Miguel de la Croix in the registration of his device, his name was registered as André Miguel de la Croix on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
André Miguel de la Croix. Name correction from Andre Miguel de la Croix. 
Listed on the LoAR as Andre Miguel de la Croix in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as André Miguel de la Croix on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
EAST
Bryan mac Dhughaill an Boghadair. Name correction from Bryan mac Dhugaill an Boghadair for household name Teaghlach a' Bhoghadair Airgid. 
Listed on the LoAR as Bryan mac Dhugaill an Boghadair, his name was registered as Bryan mac Dhughaill an Boghadair on the February 1985 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
MERIDIES
James Galen MacGrew. Name correction from James Galen McGrew for House Wolf's Keep. 
Listed on the LoAR as James Galen McGrew, his name was regisetered as James Galen MacGrew on the February 1985 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
WEST
Emeric Mallikson. Name change from Ivan Nikolaevitch Kozorezov. 
The LoAR misspelled his previous name as Ivan Nikolaevitch Kozorézov
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
Renée of Blackstar. Name correction from Renee of Blackstar. 
Listed on the LoAR as Renee of Blackstar in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Renée of Blackstar on the May 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1991]
August 1991
AN TIR
Adiantum, Barony of. Name correction from Adiantium, Barony of for Award of Fern and Quill. 
Listed on the LoAR as Adiantium, Barony of, their name was registered as Adiantum, Barony of on the April 1976 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
Caoimhín Mac Rae. Name correction from Caoimhin MacRae and blazon correction. Azure, on a pale argent between two Celtic crosses Or, a wyvern maintaining a claymore gules. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caoimhin MacRae, his name was registered as Caoimhín Mac Rae on the January 1990 LoAR.
Additionally, the LoAR misspelled Celtic as celtic.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
ATLANTIA
Dathi Thorfinnsson. Name correction from Dathi Thorfinnsonn. 
Listed on the LoAR as Dathi Thorfinnsonn in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Dathi Thorfinnsson on the July 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
Katharina von Straubing. Name change from holding name Katharina of Dun Carraig. 
The LoAR misspelled her holding name as Katharine of Dun Carraig.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
CALONTIR
Mikhail Nikolaevich Kramolnikov. Name correction from Mikhail Nikolaeovich Kramolnikov. 
Listed on the LoAR as Mikhail Nikolaeovich Kramolnikov in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Mikhail Nikolaevich Kramolnikov on the March 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
Mikhail Nikolaevich Kramolnikov. Name correction from Mikhail Nikolaeovich Kramolnikov. 
Listed on the LoAR as Mikhail Nikolaeovich Kramolnikov in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Mikhail Nikolaevich Kramolnikov on the March 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
TRIMARIS
Ronan Mac a' Chaladair. Name correction from Ronan mac a'Chaladair. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ronan mac a'Chaladair in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Ronan Mac a' Chaladair on the June 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
Ronan Mac a' Chaladair. Name correction from Ronan mac a'Chaladair for House of the Ash and Yew. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ronan mac a'Chaladair in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Ronan Mac a' Chaladair on the June 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1991]
September 1991
ATENVELDT
Ninian Ende. Name correction from Niniane Ende. 
Listed on the LoAR as Niniane Ende in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Ninian Ende on the November 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
CAID
Ciaran Faol Ruadh. Name correction from Ciaran Faol Ruath. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ciaran Faol Ruath in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Ciaran Faol Ruadh on the January 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill. Name correction from Collawyn Lughaid O'Cearbhaill for Collawyn's Cohorts. 
Listed on the LoAR as Collawyn Lughaid O'Cearbhaill, his name was registered as Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill on the August 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
CALONTIR
Bebhinn O'Dúbhláin. Name correction from Bebhinn o Dubhlain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Bebhinn o Dubhlain in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Bebhinn O'Dúbhláin on the August 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
Moriagh Teige O'Flaithbheartaigh. Name correction from Moriagh Tiege O'Flaithbheartaigh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Moriagh Tiege O'Flaithbheartaigh in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Moriagh Teige O'Flaithbheartaigh on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
Moriagh Teige O'Flaithbheartaigh. Name correction from Moriagh Tiege O'Flaithbheartaigh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Moriagh Tiege O'Flaithbheartaigh in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Moriagh Teige O'Flaithbheartaigh on the March 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
EAST
Étienne de Lyons. Name correction from Etienne de Lyons. 
Listed on the LoAR as Etienne de Lyons in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Étienne de Lyons on the April 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
Jotun-Eiríkr Bjarnason. Name correction from Jotun-Eirikr Bjarnason. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jotun-Eirikr Bjarnason in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Jotun-Eiríkr Bjarnason on the August 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
Malkah Ròzana Blaznowa. Name correction from Malkah Rozana Blaznowa. 
Listed on the LoAR as Malkah Rozana Blaznowa in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Malkah Ròzana Blaznowa, on the August 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1991]
October 1991
ANSTEORRA
Clare Isibeál Séadhachán. Name correction from Clare Isibéal Séadhachán for House of the Copper Braid. 
Listed on the LoAR as Clare Isibéal Séadhachán, her name was regisetred as Clare Isibeál Séadhachán on the March 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
ATLANTIA
Kendrick del Grenewode. Name correction from Kendrick del Greenewode. 
Listed on the LoAR as Kendrick del Greenewode in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Kendrick del Grenewode on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
Starulf Haraldsson of Ravenspur. Name correction from Starulf Haraldsson of Ravenspure. 
Listed on the LoAR as Starulf Haraldsson of Ravenspure in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Starulf Haraldsson of Ravenspur on the September 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
CAID
Eowyn Nightsong of Tharsis. Release of badge. Or, a mascle gules interlaced with four mascles in cross sable. 
The LoAR misspelled her name as Éowyn Nightsong of Tharsis.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
Eowyn Nightsong of Tharsis. Release of badge. Gyronny azure and counter-ermine, a sun Or eclipsed counter-ermine. 
The LoAR misspelled her name as Éowyn Nightsong of Tharsis.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
CALONTIR
Alexandrina Natalia Cristiano. Name correction from Alexandrina Natialia Cristiano. 
Listed on the LoAR as Alexandrina Natialia Cristiano in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Alexandrina Natalia Cristiano on the December 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
EAST
Keep by the Endless Sea, Canton of. Name correction from Keep by the Endless Sea, Canton of the. 
Listed on the LoAR as Keep by the Endless Sea, Canton of the in the registration of their device, their name was registered as Keep by the Endless Sea, Canton of on the March 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
Maria Isabella de Córdoba. Name correction from Maria Isabella de Cordoba. 
Listed on the LoAR as Maria Isabella de Cordoba in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Maria Isabella de Córdoba on the April 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
TRIMARIS
Stevyn of Beinn nam faoghla. Name correction from Stevyn of Bienn nam faoghla. 
Listed on the LoAR as Stevyn of Bienn nam faoghla in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Stevyn of Beinn nam faoghla on the February 1992 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
Wyvernwoode, Barony of. Name correction from Wyvernwood, Barony of for Order of the Wyvern's Claw. 
Listed on the LoAR as Wyvernwood, Barony of, their name first appeared on an LoAR as Wyvernwoode, Barony of in conjunction with the June 1973 registration of their arms.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1991]
November 1991
AN TIR
Fáelán O Dálaigh. Name correction from Faelan O Dalaigh. 
Listed on the LoAR as Faelan O Dalaigh in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Fáelán O Dálaigh on the May 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
ATLANTIA
Caitlin Mairi nic Fhioghuin. Name correction from Caitlin Mairi nic Fhionghuin. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caitlin Mairi nic Fhionghuin in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Caitlin Mairi nic Fhioghuin on the July 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
Giles O' Culzean. Name correction from Giles O'Culzean. 
Listed on the LoAR as Giles O'Culzean in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Giles O' Culzean on the January 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
Ranulf D'Arcy. Name correction from Ranulf d'Arcy and blazon correction. (Fieldless) On a heart argent a stag's head couped affronte proper. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ranulf d'Arcy, his name was registered as Ranulf D'Arcy on the September 1991 LoAR.
Additionally, the LoAR misspelled stag's as stags.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
Saviya degli Zingari. Name correction from Saviya degli Zinari. 
Listed on the LoAR as Saviya degli Zinari in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Saviya degli Zingari on the April 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
CALONTIR
Llewelyn the Archer. Name correction from Llewellyn the Archer. 
Listed on the LoAR as Llewellyn the Archer in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Llewelyn the Archer on the May 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
MIDDLE
Ancel FitzCharles. Name correction from Ancel fitz Charles. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ancel fitz Charles in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Ancel FitzCharles on the January 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1991]
December 1991
EAST
Alterkämper Feld, Shire of. Release of name. 
The LoAR misspelled their name as Alterkaemper Feld, Shire of.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1991]
Riobard ó Suilleabhain. Name correction from Riobard o Suillebhain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Riobard o Suillebhain in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Riobard ó Suilleabhain on the June 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1991]
Nemoralis Noctua, Shire of. Release of name. 
The LoAR misspelled their name as Nemoralias Noctua, Shire of.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1991]
WEST
Guimora Peverel of Scopasheall. Name correction from Guimora Peveral of Scopasheall. 
Listed on the LoAR as Guimora Peveral of Scopasheall in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Guimora Peverel of Scopasheall on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1991]
January 1992
ATLANTIA
Ulfr Thorfinnsson. Name correction from Ulfr Thorfinnson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ulfr Thorfinnson in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Ulfr Thorfinnsson on the January 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1992]
CAID
Black Aislynn Straithbaern. Name correction from Black Aislynn Straithbairn. 
Listed on the LoAR as Black Aislynn Straithbairn in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Black Aislynn Straithbaern on the July 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1992]
Thorgrim macDrostáin of the Cornovii. Name correction from Thorgrim mac Drosten of the Cornovii. 
Listed on the LoAR as Thorgrim mac Drosten of the Cornovii in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Thorgrim macDrostáin of the Cornovii on the September 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1992]
February 1992
ATENVELDT
Angela Sara María Díaz de Valdés. Name correction from Angela Sara Maria Diaz de Valdez for Arashi Tetsuko. 
Listed on the LoAR as Angela Sara Maria Diaz de Valdez, her name was registered as Angela Sara María Díaz de Valdés on the November 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
ATLANTIA
Ceara Ó Toughill. Name correction from Ceara O Toughill. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ceara O Toughill in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Ceara Ó Toughill on the September 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
EAST
Jehan le Batard. Name correction from Jehan le Batarde. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jehan le Batarde in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Jehan le Batard on the May 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
MIDDLE
Alesia de Castille. Name correction from Alesia de Castile. 
Listed on the LoAR as Alesia de Castile in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Alesia de Castille on the November 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
Cíara ni Mhaille. Name correction from Cíara ní Mhaille. 
Listed on the LoAR as Cíara ní Mhaille in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Cíara ni Mhaille on the August 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
OUTLANDS
Meghan Ruadh nic Guinne. Name correction from Meghan Ruadh ni Guinne. 
Listed on the LoAR as Meghan Ruadh ni Guinne in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Meghan Ruadh nic Guinne on the April 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
TRIMARIS
Taliesynne Nycheymwrh yr Anghyfannedd. Name correction from Taliesynne Nychymorh yr Angyfannedd. 
Listed on the LoAR as Taliesynne Nychymorh yr Angyfannedd in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Taliesynne Nycheymwrh yr Anghyfannedd on the May 1980 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting February 1992]
March 1992
ANSTEORRA
Harald One-Eye. Name correction from Harald One Eye. 
Listed on the LoAR as Harald One Eye in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Harald One-Eye on the June 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1992]
ATENVELDT
Magdalena Asmarit di Venezia. Name correction from Magdelena Asmarit di Venezia. 
Listed on the LoAR as Magdelena Asmarit di Venezia in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Magdalena Asmarit di Venezia on the February 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1992]
ATLANTIA
Marie-Simone de Barjavel 'la Fildena. Name correction from Marie Simone de Barjaval la Fildena. 
Listed on the LoAR as Marie Simone de Barjaval la Fildena in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Marie-Simone de Barjaval 'la Fildena on the July 1980 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1992]
CAID
Robyn Ruadh Mág Aonghusa. Name correction from Robyn Ruadh Mag Aonghusa. 
Listed on the LoAR as Robyn Ruadh Mag Aonghusa in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Robyn Ruadh Mág Aonghusa on the June 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1992]
MIDDLE
Thistle, March of the. Name correction from Thistle, Marche of the. 
Listed on the LoAR as Thistle, Marche of the in the registration of their device, their name was registered as Thistle, March of the on the August 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting March 1992]
April 1992
AN TIR
Jazelle Rae of Leyster. Name correction from Jazelle Rae de Leyster. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jazelle Rae de Leyster in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Jazelle Rae of Leyster on the May 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
Rosemary Willowwood of Ste. Anne. Name correction from Rosemary Willowwood of Sainte Anne and blazon correction. Sable, fretty argent, an Arabian lamp within a bordure Or. 
Listed on the LoAR as Rosemary Willowwood of Sainte Anne, her name was registered as Rosemary Willowwood of Ste. Anne on the November 1983 LoAR.
Additionally, the LoAR misspelled an Arabian lamp as a Arabian lamp.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
ANSTEORRA
Sergii Boyanovich Samopalov. Name correction from Sergii Boyoanovich Samopalov. 
Listed on the LoAR as Sergii Boyoanovich Samopalov in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Sergii Boyanovich Samopalov on the September 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
Yseulte Trevelyn. Name correction from Yseulte Trevelyan. 
Listed on the LoAR as Yseulte Trevelyan in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Yseulte Trevelyn on the December 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
ATENVELDT
Guillaume de la Vallee de l'Ouest du Lac Salé. Name correction from Guillame de la Vallée de l'Ouest du Lac Salé. 
Listed on the LoAR as Guillame de la Vallée de l'Ouest du Lac Salé in the registration of his device, his name was regsitered as Guillaume de la Vallee de l'Ouest du Lac Salé on the October 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
ATLANTIA
Eldrid Tremayne. Name correction from Eldrid Tremain. 
Listed on the LoAR as Eldrid Tremain in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Eldrid Tremayne on the May 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
CALONTIR
Adela Ote. Name correction from Adele Ote. 
Listed on the LoAR as Adele Ote in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Adela Ote on the March 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
EAST
Sigeræd filius Blaecwulf. Name correction from Sigeraed filius Blaecwulf. 
Listed on the LoAR as Sigeraed filius Blaecwulf in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Sigeræd filius Blaecwulf on the November 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting April 1992]
May 1992
ANSTEORRA
Diorbhail ní Ruaidhri. Name correction from Diorbhail ni Ruadhri. 
Listed on the LoAR as Diorbhail ni Ruadhri in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Diorbhail ní Ruaidhri on the March 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
CAID
Bríd uí Chon na Mara. Name correction from Brid uí Chon na Mara. 
Listed on the LoAR as Brid uí Chon na Mara in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Bríd uí Chon na Mara on the September 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Elrik of Sutherland. Name correction from Elrick of Sutherland. 
Listed on the LoAR as Elrick of Sutherland in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Elrik of Sutherland on the January 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Joshua ibn Eleazar ha-Shalib. Name correction from Joshua ibn-Eleazar ha-Shalib. 
Listed on the LoAR as Joshua ibn-Eleazar ha-Shalib in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Joshua ibn Eleazar ha-Shalib on the April 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
EAST
Collach Ó Chóda. Name correction from Collach O Choda. 
Listed on the LoAR as Collach O Choda in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Collach Ó Chóda on the February 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Eoin of the Torriloc Moors. Name correction from Eoin of the Torricloc Moors. 
Listed on the errata letter as Eoin of the Torricloc Moors in correcting the blazon for his device, his name was registered as Eoin of the Torriloc Moors on the January 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Jannequinne Richardot. Name correction from Jannequine Richardot. 
Listed on the LoAR as Jannequine Richardot in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Jannequinne Richardot on the December 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
MERIDIES
Aelfraed of Shyrwode. Name correction from Ælfræd of Shyrwode. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ælfræd of Shyrwode in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Aelfraed of Shyrwode on the February 1991 LOAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
OUTLANDS
Aithne Luighseach Daráithne. Name correction from Aithne Luighseath Daraithne. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aithne Luighseath Daraithne in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Aithne Luighseach Daráithne on the August 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Hakon of Jorvik. Name correction from Hakon af Jorvik. 
Listed on the LoAR as Hakon af Jorvik in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Hakon of Jorvik on the August 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
WEST
David ben Avraham Brisk. Name correction from David Ben Abraham Brisk. 
Listed on the LoAR as David Ben Abraham Brisk in the registration of his device, his name was registered as David ben Avraham Brisk on the September 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Naarah bat Avraham. Name correction from Na'arah bat Avraham. 
Listed on the LoAR as Na'arah bat Avraham in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Naarah bat Avraham on the February 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Naarah bat Avraham. Name correction from Na'arah bat Avraham. 
Listed on the LoAR as Na'arah bat Avraham in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Naarah bat Avraham on the February 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
Waldt von Markheim. Name correction from Wäldt von Markheim. 
Listed on the LoAR as Wäldt von Markheim in the registration of his badge, his name first occurs on an LoAR as Waldt von Markheim in conjunction with the January 1974 registration of his device.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 1992]
June 1992
AN TIR
Ian MacKynnes. Name correction from Ian Mackynnes for House Nighthunter. 
Listed on the LoAR as Ian Mackynnes, his name was registered as Ian MacKynnes on the September 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
ATENVELDT
Vsevolod Igorovich. Name correction from Vsevolod Igorevich. 
Listed on the LoAR as Vsevolod Igorevich in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Vsevolod Igorovich on the November 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
ATLANTIA
Brianna Ó Maoltuile. Name correction from Brianna O'Maultuile. 
Listed on the LoAR as Brianna O'Maultuile in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Brianna Ó Maoltuile on the October 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
EAST
Alice Gardener. Name correction from Alice Gardner. 
Listed on the LoAR as Alice Gardner in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Alice Gardener on the March 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
Kadan Chákhilghan Ger on Echen. Name correction from Kadan Chakilighan Ger on Echen. 
Listed on the LoAR as Kadan Chakilighan Ger on Echen in the registration of his badge, this name was registered as Kadan Chákhilghan Ger on Echen on the May 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
OUTLANDS
Dulcinea Margarita Teresa Velàzquez de Ribera. Name correction from Dulcinea Margarita Teresa Velázquez de Ribera. 
Listed on the LoAR as Dulcinea Margarita Teresa Velázquez de Ribera in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Dulcinea Margarita Teresa Velàzquez de Ribera on the August 1990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting June 1992]
July 1992
CAID
Elyramere of Tymberlyne Heyghts. Name correction from Elyramere of Tymbrelyne Heyghts for Wyvern Heyghts. 
Listed on the LoAR as Elyramere of Tymbrelyne Heyghts as a joint registrant with Sean Vuibhearn, her name was registered as Elyramere of Tymberlyne Heyghts on the June 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1992]
CALONTIR
Gwennan nic Ailpein an Locha Seile. Name change from Gwennan nic Ailpein of Loch Sheil. 
The LoAR misspelled her previous name as Gwennan nic Ailpein of Loch Shiel.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1992]
EAST
Rosamund d'Alwareton. Name correction from Rosamund d'Alewareton. 
Listed on the LoAR as Rosamund d'Alewareton in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Rosamund d'Alwareton on the November 990 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1992]
WEST
Athena Zahraa' Chandani. Name correction from Athena Zahraá Chandani. 
Listed on the LoAR as Athena Zahraá Chandani in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Athena Zahraa' Chandani on the May 1992 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1992]
Eirik Blackhawk Ulfsson. Name correction from Eirik Blackhawk Úlfsson. 
Listed on the LoAR as Eirik Blackhawk Úlfsson in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Eirik Blackhawk Ulfsson on the October 1986 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting July 1992]
August 1992
CAID
Hræfn mac Thaidhg. Name correction from Hraefn MacThaidhg. 
Listed on the LoAR as Hraefn MacThaidhg in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Hræfn mac Thaidhg on the January 1992 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1992]
EAST
Dylan ap Maelgwn. Name correction from Dylan ap Maelgwyn. 
Listed on the LoAR as Dylan ap Maelgwyn in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Dylan ap Maelgwn on the February 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1992]
TRIMARIS
Janos der Kleine. Name correction from Janos der Kline for Edmund Blackwood. 
Listed on the LoAR as Janos der Kline, his name was registered as Janos der Kleine on the August 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting August 1992]
September 1992
ANSTEORRA
Philip Rufus Kennard. Name correction from Philip Rufus Kinnard. 
Listed on the LoAR as Philip Rufus Kinnard in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Philip Rufus Kennard on the January 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1992]
ATLANTIA
Turstin Fíngin. Name correction from Turstin Fingin. 
Listed on the LoAR as Turstin Fingin in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Turstin Fíngin on the December 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1992]
WEST
Walther von Erfurt. Name correction from Walter von Erfurt. 
Listed on the LoAR as Walter von Erfurt in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Walther von Erfurt on the June 1991 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting September 1992]
October 1992
ATLANTIA
Aodhán Doilfín. Name correction from Aodhán Doilfin. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aodhán Doilfin in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Aodhán Doilfín on the September 1992 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1992]
EAST
Caitlin Ó hAodha. Name correction from Caitlin O hAodha. 
Listed on the LoAR as Caitlin O hAodha in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Caitlin Ó hAodha on the December 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1992]
MERIDIES
Aeruin ni hEarain o Chonnemara. Name correction from Aeruin ní hEaráin ó Chonemara. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aeruin ní hEaráin ó Chonemara in the registration of her badge, her name was registered as Aeruin ni hEarain o Chonnemara on the June 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1992]
OUTLANDS
Harold O Mainnín. Name correction from Harold Ó Mainnín. 
Listed on the LoAR as Harold Ó Mainnín in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Harold O Mainnín on the May 1988 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting October 1992]
November 1992
EAST
Cormac MacEamon na Connemara. Name correction from Cormac Mac Eamon na Connemara. 
Listed on the LoAR as Cormac Mac Eamon na Connemara in the registration of his badge, his name was registered as Cormac MacEamon na Connemara on the March 1984 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1992]
MIDDLE
Bran Cuilean mac Muirchiu ua Néill. Name correction from Bran Cuilean mac Muirchiu ua Neill. 
Listed on the LoAR as Bran Cuilean mac Muirchiu ua Neill in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Bran Cuilean mac Muirchiu ua Néill on the December 1998 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting November 1992]
December 1992
EAST
Eiríkr Lambason. Name correction from Eirikr Lambason. 
Listed on the LoAR as Eirikr Lambason in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Eiríkr Lambason on the February 1992 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1992]
MIDDLE
Aiden Elfäedur. Name correction from Aiden Elfeadur. 
Listed on the LoAR as Aiden Elfeadur in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Aiden Elfäedur on the May 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1992]
Daibhid Ruadh MacLachlan. Name correction from Daibhidh Ruadh MacLachlan. 
Listed on the LoAR as Daibhidh Ruadh MacLachlan in the registration of his device, his name was registered as Daibhid Ruadh MacLachlan on the August 1983 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1992]
Hallfrídr Throndardottir. Name correction from Hallfridr Throndardottir. 
Listed on the LoAR as Hallfridr Throndardottir in the registration of her device, her name was registered as Hallfrídr Throndardottir on the July 1987 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting December 1992]
January 1998
ÆTHELMEARC
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Comet Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Dominion Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Golden Alce Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Ice Dragon Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Keystone Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Langstrand Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Ravenstongue Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Sycamore Herald. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Vambrace Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
Æthelmearc, Kingdom of. Name correction from AEthelmearc, Kingdom of for Windmill Pursuivant. 
Listed on the LoAR as AEthelmearc, Kingdom of, their name was registered as Æthelmearc, Principality of on the September 1989 LoAR.
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting January 1998]
May 2006
CALONTIR
Soma no Ryoichi Masayuki. Blazon correction. Sable, three hexagons, one and two, argent each charged with a Japanese wisteria sprig sable. 
Listed on the LoAR as Sable, three hexagons, one and two, argent each charged with a Japanese wisteria sprig inverted sable, as the accompanying decision noted the spigs are in their default orientation (not inverted).
[ERRATUM from August 2006 correcting May 2006]

ÆTHELMEARC
Anton Vadim syn. Name and device. Per fess sable and purpure all semy of double-bitted axes Or. 
Submitted as Anton Vadim_, as submitted this name consisted of two given names. This means that one of the names must function as a byname, in this case a byname meaning "son of Vadim". However, we have no examples of unmarked patronymics in Russian. The submitter indicated that if the name had to be changed, he preferred the form Anton Vadim syn. We have made this change in order to register the name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Béibhinn Mackynnay. Device. Per bend engrailed argent and sable, a raven and a decrescent counterchanged. 
This device is returned for conflict with the device of Elizabeth Greene, Per fess wavy vert and argent, a decrescent argent and a raven close sable. There is a CD for the changes to the field. However, as the arrangement of the charges is forced, that is the only CD.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Camy inghean mhic Cullaich of Cardoness. Name. 
The name was withdrawn from consideration by the submitter.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Deirdre Scot. Name. 
There has of late been a fair amount of discussion of whether the name Deirdre should be declared registerable as a historically attested name. While we have found no historical examples of the spelling Deirdre, we do have the Latin form Derder. Effrick neyn Kennyeoch, in a post to scahrlds@listserv.aol.com, noted: 
I found Balfour's Scots Peerage, which, oh joy of joys, is a wonderful book which cites primary sources for its data, including, for <Derdere>: Charles Rogers, ed. Chartulary of the Cistercian Priory of Coldstream with Relative Documents. London: The Grampian Club, 1879. And, even better, this book Stanford does have (on microfilm) *and* it includes transcriptions of the original Latin texts of the medieval charters, along with English abstracts. Four of these charters name our heroine, but, very interestingly, three of them call her <Derder> (one of them twice), while only one calls her <Derdere>. Further, these three charters are the ones issued by her husband (2) and her son (1), while the one that calls her <Derdere> was issued by the Bishop of St. Andrews. Another interesting discovery is that in all four charters, her name appears to be being used in the nominative case:
Page 6, charter no. 8:
 ... quod sponsa mea Derder dedit ... (... that my spouse Derder has given ...) 
Page 8, charter no. 11:
 ... quod Derder Comitissa sponsa mea dedit ... (... that Derder Countess my spouse has given...) ... Testibus Derder Comitissa . Waldef filius comitis . Lambekin dapifer . Ernulfo de Suinton . Roberto le Norreis . Adam filio Meldredis . et aliis .
Page 18, charter no. 26: 
... quas Derder Comitissa mater mea eiis dedit et Cospatricius comes pater meus carta sua confirmauit ...
The same post notes that the form Deirdre is attested from literature as both a Middle and Early Modern Irish spelling for this name. Given this combination of evidence, we must conclude that Deirdre is a rare name, but one occasionally used in Gaelic speaking cultures at least in the 12th C. Therefore, we are declaring that Deirdre is no longer SCA-compatible; instead it is registerable as a normalized attested 12th C Gaelic name.
This name mixes Gaelic and Scots or English. This is one step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Kaðlín Sigvaldakona. Name and device. Per bend sinister wavy argent and gules, in cross four domestic cats sejant counterchanged. 
This name was originally submitted as Kaðlín Sigvaldiskona and changed at kingdom to the form listed here to correct the grammar. However, no mention of that change was made on the LoI. Submissions heralds: you must mention any changes you make to a name on the LoI no matter how minor -- grammar tweaks, spelling corrections, changes for authenticity -- all of these need to be mentioned. This mention is important because the College of Arms needs full information about a submission and its history to be able to evaluate it properly.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sifrid der Blint. Name and device. Quarterly vert and argent, a flanged mace bendwise argent between two wolf's heads erased vert. 
A small portion of the argent mace lies on the argent field; however, the mace has a long skinny handle which means that the area of overlap is minimal. Since the identifiability of the mace is not compromised we are registering this.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sigvaldi inn enski. Name and device. Per chevron argent and sable, a crescent counterchanged. 
There was some question whether the byname enski should be capitalized, since it is based on a proper noun (it means "the Englishman"). While precedent holds that bynames based on proper nouns may be registered in mixed case, it is not required that they be written that way. For example, transcriptions of the Landnámabók show hinn enski in all lowercase.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sorcha inghean Airt. Device. Vert, on a lozenge argent a butterfly azure, a chief wavy argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sven Tyrvisson. Device. Vert, a Thor's hammer inverted and in chief three mullets of six points Or. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]
Tristán Isidro de Alcaçar. Name and device. Gules, a loaded trebuchet argent and on a chief embattled Or three towers sable. 
The default trebuchet is at rest, which has the arm bendwise sinister, aiming to dexter. The arm on this trebuchet is bendwise (with the trebuchet ready to release its load). We have thus chosen to blazon it as loaded. There is a blazonable difference between a trebuchet at rest and a loaded trebuchet, but there is not a CD. The fact that this trebuchet has no wheels is an unblazonable, artistic detail.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Æthelmearc letter of April 20, 2006.]

ANSTEORRA
Aylwin de Claromonte. Name and device. Vert, a chevron and in chief an arrow fesswise reversed Or. 
Submitted as Aylwin de Clairmonte, no documentation was submitted and none found supporting Clairmonte as a period spelling for this placename. The cited documentation, Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames, s.n. Claremont, given these dated locative forms: de Claromonte 1148, de Clermunt 1185, and de Clermund 1279. We have changed the name to Aylwin de Claromonte, the closest of these forms in sound and appearance to the submitted form, in order to register it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Clare Wynters. Name. 
There was some question whether the name Wynters is a registerable English surname. Wynters is a header form in Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames. We have no examples of this name in period in English spelled with the terminal -s. In fact, in their introduction, Reaney and Wilson quote Weekley as asking, "but why always Summers or Somers with s and Winter without?" This strongly suggests that, in England, Winters or Wynters is a modern evolution of this name.
However, Albion notes a Low German document from 1493 (http://www1.uni-hamburg.de/hamburgisches_ub/quellen/ 3frame.html?/hamburgisches_ub/quellen/mn/mn11.htm) that speaks of "Myner suster Gheseken Wynters" (my sister Ghesken Wynters). Therefore, the form Wynters is registerable as a German surname, but it is not authentic for English. Its use is a step from period practice when combined with an English given name, because such a name mixes Low German and English.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Da'ud ibn Auda. Device change. Argent, two chevronels azure between three apples gules, slipped and leaved proper, and on a chief vert a curved hilt shamshir fesswise reversed blade to base argent. 
His prior device, Argent, two chevronels azure between three apples gules, slipped and leaved proper, on a chief vert a scimitar fesswise reversed blade to base argent, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Elizabeta Maria dei Medici. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
François de Lions. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Submitted as Francois de Lyon, the submitter requested an authentic 12th C French name. The documentation for the given name, Colm Dubh, "An Index to the Given Names in the 1292 Census of Paris", (www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/paris.html) shows the form François. Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames, shows the Norman surname de Lions in 1159; the name is a locative for someone from Lyons-la-Foret in Eure. We have changed the name to François de Lions to match the documentation and partially fulfill his request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
François de Lions. Device. Vert, on a bezant within an orle Or a fleur-de-lis sable. 
This device is returned for conflict with the device of Savina La Brune, Vert, on a bezant a frog vert, an orle Or. There is a single CD for changes to the tertiary charge.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Guillaume de Troyes. Device. Gules ermined Or, on a pile throughout Or a fox rampant gules. 
This device is clear of the badge of Ynhared Dewines y Glyndu, Sable, a vixen [Vulpes vulpes] rampant proper and with the badge of Frank Wuetendwolf (for House Wuetendwolf), Sable, a wolf rampant gules, fimbriated argent. Precedent notes:
[Barry vert and Or, on a pile sable a thunderbolt Or] This does not conflict with Huldah von Jal, Per bend sinister sable and gules, a thunderbolt Or. While we consider piles to conflict with chaussé fields, a field with a pile is not reblazonable as having chaussé field, as there is an artistic distinction that we enforce (namely that the pile does not issue from the corners of the chief). Therefore, the devices are clear by X.2. ... [Roiberd Mor Barra, 11/00, A-Drachenwald]
Therefore, Guillaume's device is clear of the cited badges by X.2, Substantially Different Charges.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Hugo von Ortenburg. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Isabeau Lallement. Name and device. Per chevron throughout azure mullety Or and Or, in base a badger rampant contourny sable marked argent. 
Nice 16th C French name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Renault du Mont St-Michel. Name. 
This name uses the scribal abbreviation St (for Saint). However, we do not register scribal abbreviations. We would register this name as Renault du Mont Saint-Michel, but the submitter will not accept any changes. Therefore, we are forced to return this name.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sabine Lefevre d'Armagnac. Badge. Sable, on a fox's mask Or a bunch of grapes vert. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Susanne of Caldwell. Name. 
This name conflicts with the registered name Susan of Coldwell, registered August 1986. Withycombe, The Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names s.n. Susan(nah), notes that "in the 18th C it became very common, Susan being more usual..." This marks Susan as a diminutive of Susanne. RfS V.1.a.i notes "Irrespective of differences in sound and appearance, a given name is not significantly different from any of its diminutives when they are used as given names." The bynames Coldwell and Caldwell differ by only a single vowel; they are nearly identical in sound and appearance.
Her armory was registered under the holding name Susanne of the Steppes.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Susanne of the Steppes. Holding name and device (see RETURNS for name). Or, a dog's head erased azure collared argent. 
Submitted under the name Susanne of Caldwell.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]
Varvara Sigurðardottir. Name and device. Azure, a chevron between three mullets of four points in chevron and a tower Or. 
Submitted as Varvara Sigurdsdottir, the source from which the name is documented, Haraldson, The Old Norse Name, shows the base name in this patronymic as Sigurðr. The correct genitive form of this name is Sigurðar. We have changed this name to Varvara Sigurðardottir to correct the grammar and match the documentation.
This name mixes Russian and Old Norse; this is one step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 on the Ansteorra letter of April 20, 2006.]

AN TIR
Amicia of the Ruins. Name. 
The submitter requested a name authentic for 14th C England. The given name Amicia is a lovely 14th C English name. The byname, however, is the name of an SCA group, Shire of the Ruins, and we have no examples of of the Ruins or similar sounding bynames in English. For an authentic 14th C name, we would suggest picking the 14th C form of an English placename. As the given name was found in Yorkshire, we would suggest "de York", which Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames, s.n. York, date to 1324.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
An Tir, Kingdom of. Order name Ordre du Cheval et du Lion. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Cathal Colach. Name. 
The submitter requested a name authentic for 6th-10th C Scottish. However, we have no information about whether either Cathal or Colach were used in Scotland. In addition, we have no examples of the byname Colach before the 15th C. While this is an excellent 15th C Irish name, it is not authentic for the submitter's desired time and place, nor are we able to make it so.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Giles Lupino. Name. 
This name mixes English and Italian; this is one step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Jalida bint al-Yasamin bint al-Susiya. Name and device. Vert, in fess a fork and spoon argent, a bordure argent semy of mushrooms azure. 
Submitted as Jalida bint_Yasamin bint al-Susiya, the submitter has changed the form of the first patronymic from that found in the documentation which notes the name Ab{u-} Mu{h.}ammad Ibn al-Y{a-}sam{i-}n. We have changed the name to Jalida bint al-Yasamin bint al-Susiya to match the documentation. Although the registered form does not match the transliteration system used in the documentation, it uses an acceptable and consistent transliteration for Arabic.  
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Margaret Fae. Name. 
The documentation provided for the given name was only a book name and page number. This is not an adequate summarization of the support for a name. The book in question was Withycombe, The Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names, which contains various forms of period given names, as well as modern form of period names, non-English names and explicitly modern names. Had commenters not provided the missing information about this name, we would have been forced to return it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Mathieu Thibaud Chaudeau de Montblanc. Device. Argent, a key palewise wards to dexter base sable. 
This device is returned for conflict with Anne of Framlingham's badge, (Fieldless) A key palewise wards to dexter base sable, which is reblazoned elsewhere on the letter. As the keys are in the same orientation, there is only the CD for adding the field.
This device is clear of Alan of Warhaven's device, Argent, a hangman's noose issuant from chief azure, pendant therefrom a key sable, by RfS X.2 (Substantially Different Charges) as the key in Alan's device is the equivalent of a maintained charge.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 7 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Olivia Dougall. Device. Per saltire purpure and argent, two needles argent and two lit candles purpure. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Laurel letter of April 28, 2006.]
Shannan O'Duncan. Name. 
Submitted as Shannon O'Duncan, the spelling Shannon is, according to Black, The Surnames of Scotland, and Woulfe, Irish Names and Surnames, a modern Anglicization of the Gaelic Ó Seanain. Modern Anglicizations are not registerable unless they are shown to be consistent with period Anglicizations. Shannon is not consistent with period Anglicizations. Black, s.n. Shannan, lists the period Anglicizations of Ó Seanain as Aschenane 1376, Achinyane 1388, Aschennane 1548, 1566, 1581-2. Woulfe, s.n. Ó Seanain, shows O Shenane, O Shanan, and O Shennan as forms dated to temp. Elizabeth I -- James I. Given these examples, Shanan is the closest documentable Anglicization to the submitted spelling, while the header from Black, Shannan, is a plausible period constructed form. We note that, although we have no examples of the name Senan or Seanan in use after the 12th C, it is a saint's name, and so generally registerable without temporal penalty. We have changed the name to Shannan O'Duncan in order to register it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Tita the Wanderer. Name. 
The byname the Wanderer is a standard English translation for the attested Italian byname Pellegrino. Under the Lingua Anglica allowance, simple descriptive bynames documented in non-English languages may be registered in their English translation; the submitter has chosen to do this.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 9 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Tristram O'Shee. Name and device. Per saltire gules and sable, a calygreyhound rampant argent. 
This device is clear of Bradon D'Arindel's device, Sable, a male griffin rampant argent, and his badge, (Fieldless) A male griffin segreant argent. In each case there is a CD for changes to the field. As there is at least a CD between a calygreyhound and a male griffin, these are clear.
Tristam's device is also clear of Alienore di Paravano's device, Per saltire gules and sable, a winged lion rampant, wings elevated and addorsed, argent. There is an X.2 (substantial) difference between a calygreyhound and a winged lion.
Finally, Tristam's device is clear of the important non-SCA arms of Wallace, Gules, a lion rampant argent, and of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, Sable, a lion rampant argent. In each case there is a CD for changes to the field and at least a CD between a calygreyhound and a lion.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]
Wilfred of Corwen. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the An Tir letter of April 30, 2006.]

ATENVELDT
Annalena Gianetta dei Medici da Vicinza. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Beatrice Fayrwether of York. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Beatrice Fayrwether of York. Device. Per chevron azure mullety argent and gules, a chevron Or and in base a cockatoo displayed argent. 
This is device is returned for redrawing under RfS VIII.3, Armorial Identifiability, as the cockatoo could not be identified as a cockatoo. This is also two steps from period practice: one for using a cockatoo, which is native to Indonesia, Australia, New Guinea and other South Pacific islands (therefore falling under the same strictures as other non-European fauna), and one for its being a bird displayed that's not an eagle. This is also grounds for return.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Cyneburg Thorisdohter. Name and device. Per pale sable and vert, a lightning bolt palewise and a garb, on a chief Or three hearts gules. 
Originally submitted as Cyneburg Thorisdohter, the name was changed at kingdom to Cyneburga Thorisdohter, presumably to match the documentation provided. "PASE - Prosopography of Anglo Saxon England" (http://www.pase.ac.uk/content/lists/select.html) lists the spellings Cyneburg, Cineburg, and Kyneburg. Therefore, we have changed the name back to the originally submitted form, as it is well attested in Anglo Saxon England.
Neither the fact that the change had been made nor the reason for the change were listed on the LoI. Let me stress once again how important it is to include all information about changes made to a name at kingdom. Even if a change seems minor, it must be mentioned on the LoI. This allows the College of Arms to evaluate whether the change is truly necessary and fix them if they are not. Failure to mention changes may cause an item to be pended for further consideration; repeated failure to mention changes may be cause for administrative return of items or entire letters.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 and 5 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Eirene Zaridina. Name and device. Per bend sinister argent and azure, a bunch of grapes counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 and 7 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Elizabeth Frogenhall. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Faolán Boru. Name. 
The byname Boru (in Gaelic, Bóroma) is, as far as we can determine, a unique byname. Mari Elspeth nic Bryan, "Index of Names in Irish Annals: Descriptive Bynames: Bóroma" (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/mari/AnnalsIndex/DescriptiveBynames/Boroma.shtml), notes "This byname seems to be unique to Brían Bóroma, the high king who died at the battle of Clontarf in 1014." We have found no examples of Bóroma or Boru used as a byname in period that did not refer to this king. RfS IV.3 states, "In some cases a unique name, surname, or epithet is so closely related to an individual that its use alone can imply relationship to that individual." This is the case with the name Boru or Bóroma. Barring documentation of this name used as a byname by other individuals, it is not registerable.
His armory has been registered under the holding name Faolán of Atenveldt.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Faolán of Atenveldt. Holding name and device (see RETURNS for name). Azure, a chevron between two hearts Or and a wolf's head erased argent. 
Submitted under the name Faolán Boru.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Gepa of Sundragon. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Guillaume le Dragon. Name and device. Azure, on a roundel per pale sable and argent, an Oriental dragon tergiant embowed-counterembowed counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 and 13 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Linnett Marie de Ryes. Device. Per saltire sable and gules, an acorn within a vol Or. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 14 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Merrick O Dowling. Badge. Sable, a bend cotised between two death's heads argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 15 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Richard Frogenhall. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Listed on the LoI as Richard Froggenhall, both the forms and documentation showed Richard Frogenhall. We have changed the name back to the spelling on the forms.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 16 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Richard Froggenhall. Device. Or, a fox's mask sable and a bordure embattled azure. 
This device is returned for conflict with the badge of Conrad Stronghand, Or, a wolf's head caboshed sable maintaining a rose gules, barbed, seeded, slipped, and leaved proper. There is a CD for adding the bordure but nothing for removing the maintained rose.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 17 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Rivka bat Yehudah. Device. Azure, a chevron rompu ermine between two wolves' heads couped respectant and a feather argent. 
The submitter has permission to conflict with the device of Amazonia Longa, Azure, a chevron rompu ermine between two triquetras argent and a rapier proper.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 18 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Séamus mac Ríáin. Name and device. Or, a winged cat sejant sable and on a chief gules three open books Or. 
Submitted as Séamus mac Ríán, the patronymic was in the nominative case rather than the required genitive case. We have changed the name to Séamus mac Ríáin to correct the grammar.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 19 and 20 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Snorri inn hávi. Device. Per bend sable and Or, a wolf passant counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 21 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]
Vicana de la Haye. Name and device. Argent, a gauntlet inverted aversant sable winged gules grasping a fleur-de-lys fesswise purpure, a bordure flory counter-flory gules. 
This name is two steps from period practice. First, assuming the inscription from Roman Britain used to document this name was carved in 500 AD (which is just after the Roman period in Britain is typically said to have ended), there is a gap of nearly 800 years between the dates at which the byname is documented and when the given name might have occurred. In fact, it is likely that the inscription is older than this. Second, the mixture of the truly Roman name (albeit found in Britain) with an Anglo-Norman byname is highly unlikely. While Withycombe, The Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names, notes a trend towards fanciful Latin style names in 13th C England, few of these names are derived from the pool of attested Roman names.
This device is returned for lack of identifiability, which violates RfS VIII.3. Either inverting the gauntlet or making it aversant would hinder its identifiability; doing both makes it extremely difficult to identify the charge. Adding the wings and the fleur-de-lys pushes it over the edge and makes the collection as a whole unidentifiable.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 22 and 23 on the Atenveldt letter of April 28, 2006.]

ATLANTIA
Antoine Francesco. Device. Per chevron sable and gules, a chevron embattled between two daggers in chevron and a rose argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Brian de Messina. Device. Argent, a griffin segreant sable and a chief indented azure. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Brighid inghean Ioain. Name and device. Per fess azure and purpure, a fret and in base a crescent Or. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Bright Hills, Barony of. Badge for Company of the White Horse. (Fieldless) A horse courant argent, charged on the hind flank with a decrescent sable. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Catherine Grace Fitzlewis. Device. Vert, a tree blasted and eradicated and on a chief argent a triquetra inverted between two triquetras azure. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Christian Thomas of York. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Egil Nöckl the Redhand. Reblazon of device. Or, a goat rampant between in fess two roundels gules. 
Registered on the February 1991 with the blazon Or, a goat rampant between two roundels gules, there is no default for two charges around an object on a plain field. The blazon has been changed to specify the placement of the roundels.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was added.]
Eleanor de Montfort of Atlantia. Name (see PENDS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Eleanor de Montfort of Atlantia. Device. Per bend argent and vert, in cross a roundel between four crescents, horns outwards, all counterchanged. 
Blazoned on the LoI as Per bend argent and vert, a roundel between four crescents in cross, horns outwards, all counterchanged, the charges are co-primary. This is pended to allow checking as five co-primaries rather than a primary and four secondaries.
[PENDED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Eleanor Gildenher. Name and device. Argent, a pomegranate slipped and leaved purpure and a chief doubly enarched gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Elizabet Sinclair of Rosslyn. Device. Sable, a mullet of eight points Or within a bordure argent mullety of eight points sable. 
The submitter's name was returned on the June 2006 LoAR. As she did not allow the creation of a holding name, her device must be returned. Please advise the submitter that the bordure should have more mullets.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Felipe de Pamplona. Name and device. Sable, on a pall cotised argent a Wake knot vert. 
Please advise the submitter that the Wake knot should be drawn larger to fill the available space.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Finnr bestill. Name change from holding name Finnr of Sacred Stone. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Gruffudd ap Cadfael. Badge. (Fieldless) A demi-griffin gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Hidden Mountain, Barony of. Badge for Order of the Defender of the Mountain. Sable, a mountain erased voided in chief three clouds one and two argent within a bordure Or. 
The use of a mountain erased voided is grandfathered to the barony.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 13 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Jonet Nycholl. Device. Argent, a fox courant to sinister gules and on a chief enarched vert two crescents argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 14 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Justin Stephen Cradoc. Device. Quarterly azure and argent, four valknuts counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 15 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Katharin Ann Muir. Name. 
Katharin is the submitter's legal given name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 16 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Livia Zanna. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 17 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Mavis M'Encrogh. Name. 
Submitted as Maeve M'Encrogh, the submitted spelling of the given name is a modern Anglicization of the Gaelic name Meadb. Furthermore, an examination of period Anglicizations of Irish names in Woulfe, Irish Names and Surnames, shows no examples of names containing the vowel combination -ea- that is Anglicized -ae; such combinations are most commonly Anglicized as just a, but are also found Anglicized as e and, occasionally, ea. Barring documentation that Maeve is a period Anglicization of this name, this spelling is no longer registerable. The Academy of Saint Gabriel report number 2196 (http://www.s-gabriel.org/2196) notes the period Scots form Mavis in 1532 in the manuscript Aberdeen Council Registers, Volumes 8 - 20 (1501-1551}. We have changed the name to Mavis M'Encrogh in order to register it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 18 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Orum MacGregor. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 19 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Ponte Alto, Barony of. Badge for Onore del Ponte d'Oro. Per fess sable and Or, a fleur-de-lys and a single-arched bridge counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 20 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Sláine Fhionn. Device. Quarterly sable and argent, a dragon rampant counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 21 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Takaishi no Hida Saburou Yoshimori. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 22 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]
Werner der Fromme. Device. Vert, a chevron throughout checky sable and argent between two Maltese crosses and a lion argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 23 on the Atlantia letter of April 20, 2006.]

CAID
Ailis inghean Mhairghrege. Alternate name Judith of Dragonslake. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Alys Chauntrey. Device. Vert, three panpipes Or. 
Nice device!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Anne Cathryn of Wicken Bonhunt. Device change. Vert, a cat sejant guardant between eight lilies in annulo bases to center argent. 
Her previous device, Argent, a hunting horn between three lilies sable, is retained as a badge.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Anne Cathryn of Wicken Bonhunt. Badge. Gules, on a lozenge sable fimbriated a pawprint argent. 
The use of a pawprint is a step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Antonia de Andalucia. Name and device. Argent, a horse passant and a dexter tierce sable. 
Please advise the submitter that the tierce should be wider.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Charles Inigo de Grey. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Christina de Briscoe. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Dawid Skalic. Name and device. Argent, a brown eagle's head erased contourny proper within an orle gules. 
Submitted as Dawid Skalec, the submitter requested an authentic Polish name. The name Skalec is documented from Hoffman, Polish Surnames, where it appears undated. Unless Hoffman provides a date for a name, it is almost certainly 18th C or later. Therefore, when a name is documented from Hoffman, if a form is undated, then further documentation is required to support registration. Nebuly notes that many of Hoffman's names are drawn from Rymut, Nazwiska Polakow, and that "Rymut's book (s.n. Ska{l/}a) does not list the spelling Skalec, but does have Skalic dated to 1398." We have changed the name to Dawid Skalic in order to register it and to fulfill the submitter's request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Etain ben O Crowly. Name. 
The byname phrase ben O Crowly mixes Gaelic and Anglicized Gaelic in a single name phrase in violation of RfS III.1.a, which says "Each phrase must be grammatically correct according to the usage of a single language." Although the submitter suggested that ben or ban was a period Anglicization of the Gaelic bean "wife", no documentation was submitted and none supplied by the commenters to show this. In fact, ben is a Middle Gaelic spelling of the Early Modern Irish bean. While there are changes that would make this name registerable, such changes are all major changes which the submitter will not accept. We suggest that Etain O Crowly is a registerable, but not authentic, form of this name. This form mixes Gaelic and English, which is one step from period practice. Alternatively, the name could be registered in a fully Gaelic form: Etain bean Uí Chruadhloaich. Uí Chruadhloaich is an appropriate feminine form for this byname based on Woulfe, Irish Names and Surnames s.n. Ó Cruadhloaich.
If the submitter is interested in a gray area pattern for a wife using her husband's surname, Rowel notes these patterns and examples from O'Donovan's Annals of the Four Masters:
Construction: [given name] [father's family name, dropping Mc or O], alias [husband's family name, dropping Mc or O]
 Juan Cartie, alias Donovane (also listed as Juane Carthie, alias Donovane; her husband was Daniell O'Donovane) 
Source: O'Donovan, vol 6, p. 2446, 14 Aug 1629, will of Mr. Daniell O'Donovane
Construction: [given name] [husband's family name, dropping Mc or O], alias [father's family name, dropping Mc or O]
Joaane Donovane, alias Goggan (her husband was Teige O'Donovane)
Source: O'Donovan, vol 6, p. 2446, 10 Feb 1639, will of Teige O'Donovane
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Ian Edwardson. Name. 
This name does not conflict with John Edward, registered September 1994. By precedent, the names Ian and John do not conflict:
The names Ian and John are more different in both sound and appearance than Ian and Eoin, which were ruled to be clear of each other in the precedent: 
[Eoin Mac Cainnigh] The name is clear of Ian MacCoinnich, registered 9/90; Eoin and Ian are significantly different in sound as well as appearance. (Talan Gwynek, LoAR April 1996, p. 1)
Therefore, just as Ian and Eoin do not conflict, the names Ian and John do not conflict. [Ian the Hunter, Atenveldt, August 2002] 
Ian is an SCA-compatible Anglicized Gaelic name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Isabella Katherine de Grey. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Isabella Katherine de Grey. Device. Azure, a chevron rompu between two roses argent barbed and seeded proper and a fleur-de-lys argent. 
This device is returned for conflict the device of Darius Cordell, Azure, a chevron rompu between three Bourchier knots palewise argent. There is a single CD for changing the type of secondary charges. On resubmission, please advise the submitter that the secondary charges should be drawn larger.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
John the Brittle. Alternate name Jose Gaspar de Tortuga. 
Avast ye! Seriously, though, this name is built from reasonable 16th C Spanish elements. Yar!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Justin Longarm. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 13 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Lachlan of Cromarty. Name change from Lachlan Erskine of Cromarty. 
His old name, Lachlan Erskine of Cromarty, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 14 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Lachlan of Cromarty. Release of badge. (Fieldless) Four comets conjoined in saltire, heads to center, Or. 
Normally a release of armory requires a legal signature; however, as the submitter is currently Crescent Principal Herald and is responsible for the Letter of Intent it is reasonable to assume he actually did intend this release.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 15 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Ogan O Crowly. Name. 
This name mixes Early Modern Irish Gaelic and Anglicized Irish; this is one step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 16 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]
Saran Seanchaidhe. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 17 on the Caid letter of April 19, 2006.]

DRACHENWALD
Anneke Lyffland. Device change. Per bend sable and argent, two cinquefoils pierced counterchanged. 
Nice device! Her previous device, Sable, a hippogriff passant within an orle argent, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Astrid Johnsdotter Torp. Name reconsideration from Astrid Jons dotter i Torp and device. Sable, a wyvern erect entwined about a trident palewise and on a chief argent three four-leaved clovers vert. 
There was some question whether the locative byname was registerable as submitted. No examples of this byname were found without the preposition. However, there is a pattern in late period Scandinavian bynames where the preposition is dropped from true locatives. The "Diplomatarium Norvegicum" website (http://www.dokpro.uio.no/dipl_norv/om_dn.html) contains a document issued from Thorp which contains the occupation/locative combination Hans Enarson kerkepresth i Torp (Hans Enarson, priest of the church at Torp). This is sufficient to show Torp as a true locative in period. This makes it registerable without the preposition; however, the lack of examples of its use without the preposition make the name unlikely.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Erec von Rosenfels. Name (see PENDS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Erec von Rosenfels. Device. Per bend sinister vert and argent, a tower between three cinquefoils counterchanged. 
Blazoned on the LoI as Per bend sinister argent and vert, a tower between three cinquefoils counterchanged, the device is actually Per bend sinister vert and argent, a tower between three cinquefoils counterchanged. This is pended to allow conflict checking under the correct tinctures.
[PENDED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Katharina von Awe. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Submitted as Katharina von Aue, the submitter requested an authentic 14th C German name. A collection in the "Fontes Civitatis Ratisponensis" site (http://bhgw20.kfunigraz.ac.at) titled "Almosenamt" shows a list of transcribed documents dated between 1299 and 1400 and found in the Regensberg state archive. The byname von Awe appears in document 11, dated 1328, and document 22, dated 1344. We have changed the name to Katharina von Awe to fulfill her request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Katharina von Awe. Device. Per fess vert and Or, three squirrels sejant erect counterchanged. 
This device is returned for recoloring. It appears that highlighter or other non-standard marker was used to color the emblazon as the Or is lime green on the emblazon sent to Laurel. In addition, while this was blazoned on the form and the LoI as Per fess Or and vert; the field is actually Per fess vert and Or. The submission would have been pended for further conflict checking under the correct blazon, but the problem of the non-standard coloration makes the point moot.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Katherine of Glastonbury. Device. Vert, two pallets Or. 
Nice armory.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]
Peter von Dürnten. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Drachenwald letter of April 19, 2006.]

EAST
Anne of Framlingham. Reblazon of badge. (Fieldless) A key palewise wards to dexter base sable. 
Registered in August 1997 with the blazon (Fieldless) A key inverted sable, the orientation of the key was not clear from the blazon. As the Glossary of Terms notes, when keys are depicted palewise, it must be specified whether the wards are to chief or to base. We have reblazoned this to clarify the orientation of the key.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This item was added.]
Havre de Glace, Barony of. Order name Ordo Meriti Martialis and badge. Azure, a ram's head cabossed argent and a ford proper. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Havre de Glace, Barony of. Badge for Ordre de Mai. Azure, a spider inverted argent and a ford proper. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Havre de Glace, Barony of. Badge for Ordre du Pèlerin. Azure, an escallop and a chief embattled argent, a ford proper. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Havre de Glace, Barony of. Order name Ordre du lys d'argent (see RETURNS for badge). 
This does not conflict with Order of the Argent Lily, registered September 1995, to the Kingdom of Meridies. According to RfS V.2.a "Two descriptive elements are considered significantly different if they differ significantly in both sound and appearance," while RfS V.2.b.i states that two non-personal names with the same number of elements "do not conflict if each of them contains a descriptive element significantly different from every descriptive element in the other". In this case, we believe that the element lys is different enough in sound and appearance from lily to be considered significantly different. For one thing, the two have a different number of syllables, and while both start with the letter l, they share only one other letter and it is in a different position in the word. This is equivalent to differences between other items that do not conflict, such as Dragon's Vale and Vale de Draco
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Havre de Glace, Barony of. Badge. Per fess embattled azure and argent, a fleur-de-lys argent and a ford proper. 
This badge is returned for conflict with the badge of Catelin Parry the Patient, (Fieldless) A fleur-de-lys argent. In the case of Bernard ben Moshe ha-Kohane (LoAR of April 2003), a design with Per fess embattled Or and sable ... in base three bars wavy Or was held to be equivalent to Per fess embattled Or and barry wavy sable and Or.... The same could be said of this design; unlike the other submissions from the barony, this is the only one that combines a ford and a field divided per fess. By the above precedent, this badge is equivalent to Per fess embattled azure and barry wavy argent and azure, in chief a fleur-de-lys argent; and it thus conflicts with Catelin's badge. There's a single CD for fieldlessness; placement on the field doesn't count when comparing fielded armory to a fieldless badge.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 4 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
John Edward Scot. Name and device. Argent, two chevronels sable, overall a cross clechy gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Joscelin Tarr. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Laurencia of Carlisle. Name change from Laurencia MacLeod and device. Per chevron ermine and gules, a swallow volant argent. 
Her old name, Laurencia MacLeod, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Leah Hundemanin. Name and device. Argent, a talbot passant sable and on a chief double arched azure three doves volant to sinister argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Lorccán hua Donnubáin. Name. 
Originally submitted as Lorccán Ó Donnubhàin, the name was changed at kingdom to Lorccán Ó Donnubáin to render the name into a fully Middle Irish (900- to 1200s) form and to match the documentation. However, the change at kingdom changed the patronymic to Middle Irish but left the marker in its Early Modern Irish form; such a combination in a single name phrase is not registerable. We have changed the name to Lorccán hua Donnubáin, a fully Middle Irish form, in order to register it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 9 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Lucien de Pontivi. Badge. Sable, in fess two harps argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Magdalena d'Arzenta. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Máirghréad Kjaransdóttir. Name and device. Purpure, a chevron embattled, in base a cat sejant argent. 
This name mixes Gaelic and Old Norse; this is one step from period practice. The submitter indicated an interest in a fully Old Norse name but accepted only minor changes. A fully Old Norse form of this name would be Margrét Kjaransdóttir; Margrét is listed in Haraldson, The Old Norse Name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Malcolm MacLeod of Caer Adamant. Name change from holding name Malcolm of Caer Adamant. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 13 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Marcele de Montsegur. Name and device. Or, a bend fusilly between six crosses of Toulouse gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 14 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Marcus Atheniou. Name and device. Per chevron sable and purpure, a chevron between a roundel and an owl affronty argent. 
Submitted as Marcus Athenion, the grammar of the patronymic is incorrect. Metron Ariston notes:
The genitive would be Atheniou as the patronym is formed with the singular form which usually does end in -iou. This represents a final iota omicron upsilon. The Greek form shown on the Letter of Intent ends in iota omega nu which is the genitive plural.
We have changed the name to Marcus Atheniou to correct the grammar.
This name mixes a Latin form of the given name with a Greek byname. If the submitter is interested in a fully Greek form of this name, we suggest Markos Atheniou. Fraser and Matthews, "Lexicon of Greek Personal Names" (http://www.lgpn.ox.ac.uk/), has 167 examples of the name Markos. We have not changed the name to this form because the submitter did not request an authentic name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 15 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Marcus Atheniou. Alternate name Marc Levesque. 
Nice 15th C French name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 16 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Maria Gundesindo de Leon. Name and device. Gyronny vert and argent, three cats herissony Or. 
Submitted as Marja Gundesindo de León, the given name is the name of the sister of Lazarus from a 6th C copy of a 3rd C translation into Gothic of the Biblical book of John. However, no documentation was submitted and none found to suggest that Gothic speakers ever adopted Biblical names. While any Biblical name is generally registerable for languages and cultures that are shown to have used such names, they are not registerable in languages and cultures which do not show this pattern. Barring documentation either for the use of Marja by an ordinary Goth or for the adoption of Biblical names in Gothic language/culture, the name is not registerable. The rest of the name is Spanish; the name Maria is found in Antonio Miguel Santos de Borja, "Medieval Spanish Names from the Monastery of Sahagun" (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/miguel/sahagun/sahagunNames1.html) dating from 917-935. In addition, the documentation for the locative byname shows Leon; this is expected for the 10th-13th C. We have changed the name to a fully Spanish form appropriate for 10th C Leon, Maria Gundesindo de Leon, in order to register it and to match the submitted documentation.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 19 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Maria O Mulstey. Name and device. Azure, a swan naiant to sinister between three roses argent barbed and seeded proper. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 17 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Marion del Okes. Name and device. Or, a badger statant sable marked argent within an orle of oak leaves conjoined vert fructed proper. 
This is a lovely 14th C English name.
Please advise the submitter that the acorns should be drawn a bit larger and that more of the field should show on the outside of the orle.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 18 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Mauda inghean uí Dhonnabháin. Name and device. Or, in bend a phoenix gules and a lion contourny maintaining an arrow azure. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 20 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Morgan de Villarquamada. Badge. (Fieldless) On a sun quarterly Or and argent, a fleur-de-lis gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 21 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
New Wyndehame, Shire of. Branch name and device. Per chevron azure and argent, within a laurel wreath counterchanged a phoenix argent. 
Normally in the design a widget within a laurel wreath, the widget is the primary charge; however, in this case the laurel wreath is the primary charge. The phoenix is not in the center of the design; in fact due to its tincture (and the design of the device), it is forced to be small and in chief.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 22 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Nicholas de Harrington. Name and device. Per chevron vert and Or, two crosses moline argent and a raven volant wings addorsed sable. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 23 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Oriana di Octavia Volpe da Venezia. Name and device. Per chevron gules and Or, two ships Or and a peacock in his pride head to sinister proper. 
There was some question whether matronymics were used in Italian names. Talan Gwynek, "15th Century Italian Men's Names", includes a Giacomo de Argentina The third real paragraph of this article says: "If the final a can be trusted, de Argentina is probably metronymic." This is sufficient to give the submitter the benefit of the doubt that names of this form are registerable.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 24 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Owen de Hudelesdun. Name. 
Nice 13th C English name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 25 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Patrick McConville. Name (see RETURNS for badge). 
There was some question whether the spelling of the surname, which is modern, was consistent with period Anglicizations. While Woulfe, Irish Names and Surnames, s.n. Mac Conmhaoil, gives the late-period Anglicizations M'Convale and M'Conwaile, which do not support the -ville spelling, Woulfe s.n. Mac Cathmhaoil, the late period Anglicization M'Kavill is listed. This is sufficient to give the submitter the benefit of the doubt that the spelling McConville is consistent with period forms.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 26 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Patrick McConville. Badge. (Fieldless) A spoon Or. 
This badge is returned for visual conflict under RfS X.5 with Balin the Fairhaired's badge, Sable, an oar Or.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 26 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Philippos Kuniklos. Name and device. Per bend argent and sable, a coney rampant contourny counterchanged. 
Submitted as Philipos Kounelis, the submitter indicated that he was most interested in a Greek name meaning "Philip the Bunny". No documentation was submitted and none found to suggest that the Greek surname Kounilis, whose meaning is "rabbit", was used before the 19th C; as a modern name, it is not registerable. The word kuniklos, meaning "rabbit" or "coney," is found in the 2nd C BC in Polybius, Histories, book 12, chapter 3, section 10:
ho de kuniklos porrôthen men horômenos einai dokei lagôs mikros, hotan d' eis tas cheiras labêi tis, megalên echei diaphoran kai kata tên epiphaneian kai kata tên brôsin: (The rabbit indeed at a distance looks like a small hare; but when taken in the hand, it is found to be widely different both in appearance and in the taste of its flesh; and it also lives generally underground.)
A copy of Polybius is available at http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.01.0233;query=toc;layout=;loc=12.3.1; the translation is from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cunicularium. From this, it seems that Kuniklos would be an appropriate word for a byname meaning "bunny." We note that the documentation for the given name shows Philippos, which is the expected transliteration of this name from Greek. We have changed the name to Philippos Kuniklos in order to register it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 27 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Pierre de Tours. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 28 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Pierre de Tours. Device. Azure, a cross of five mascles, a chief argent. 
This device is returned for conflict with Talan of Skye, Purpure, a Bowen cross and a chief argent. There is a CD for changes to the field. However, that is the only CD as there is not a CD between a Bowen cross and a cross of five mascles.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 28 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Reinhardt Breitenbach. Name and device. Per pale gules and Or, an abacus counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 29 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Robert Hildreth. Name and device. Argent, a strawberry gules seeded argent, slipped vert, and on a chief azure three swords palewise proper. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 30 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Robert MacNeill. Name. 
This name conflicts with that of the real-world person Robert MacNeil, host of the long-running PBS news show, the MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour. Most commenters noted that the name struck a modern note due to this association. Given that Robert MacNeil retired from the News Hour in 1995, the fact that the commenters still associated him so strongly with American news broadcasting suggests that his impact in this field was significant. Therefore, he is worthy of protection at this time.
His armory has been registered under the holding name Robert of Smoking Rocks.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 31 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Robert of Smoking Rocks. Holding name and device (see RETURNS for name). Quarterly sable and gules, a sea-bull maintaining a cutlass within a bordure dovetailed Or. 
This device is clear of Keith of Long Shore's device, Per pale sable and gules, a sea-lion erect regardant within a bordure dovetailed Or. There is a CD for changes to the field and another for the difference between a sea-lion and a sea-bull.
Robert's device is also clear of Eckhart von Eschenbach's device, Per saltire purpure and vert, a sea-wolf erect Or, maintaining in the dexter forepaw an arrow bendwise sinister and in the sinister a bow strung bendwise argent, all within a bordure embattled Or. There is a CD for changes to the field and another CD for the difference between sea-wolf and sea-bull.
Submitted under the name Robert MacNeill.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 31 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Sara Elizabeth Drake. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 32 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Sebastiano Manetti. Badge. Per bend azure and argent, in bend three roundels counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 33 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Shakir al-Fayyad. Name and device. Quarterly sable and vert, in bend two wolves' heads couped argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 34 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Sibylla von Grunewald. Name and device. Sable, a tree blasted and in base three acorns two and one Or. 
Several of the commenters noted that they were unable to find the spelling of the given name documented to period. However, Bahlow, Unsere Vornamen im Wandel der Jahrhunderte, s.n. Sibylle, cites one Maria Sibylla Merian, who Britannica Online notes was born in 1647. In addition, the Saint Gabriel letter number 2771 (http://www.panix.com/~gabriel/public-bin/showfinal.cgi?2771) notes:.
Our research indicates that <Sibilla> was a relatively rare name in medieval Germany, but we did find a few examples: <Sibilla> in 1111- 1115 and 1292; and <Sibilia> in 1237 and 1281.  In addition, <Sibylla> appears as a given name in Germany in the late middle ages and appears repeatedly thereafter [1, 2, 4]
[1] Socin, Adolf, Mittelhochdeutsches Namenbuch. Nach oberrheinischen Quellen des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts (Basel: Helbing & Lichtenhahn, 1903; Hildesheim: Georg Olms Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1966), pp. 93-94.
 [2] Bahlow, Hans, Unsere Vornamen im Wandel der Jahrhunderte, Vol. 4 in the series Grundriss der Genealogie (Limburg a. d. Lahn: C. A. Starke Verlag, 1965). s.n. Sibylle.
[4] Drosdowski, Guenther, Duden Lexikon der Vornamen, 2nd ed. (Mannheim: Dudenverlag, 1974). s.n. Sibylle 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 35 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Sorcha of Stonegrave. Device. Or, a sun in his splendor gules, on a chief vert three billets argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 36 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Stuart MacDonald. Name (see RETURNS for device and badge). 
Stuart is the submitter's legal given name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 37 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Stuart MacDonald. Device. Or, on a fess between a Scottish bonnet azure and a lymphad sable, a terrier statant argent. 
The submitter has attempted to address the problems of his previous submission, which was returned November 2004 for using a post-period Scottish bonnet (whose form was not supported by the documentation). This time the submitter has taken the bonnet from a drawing of Highland mercenaries in the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), which is during our grey period. Unfortunately, the redrawing of the bonnet has introduced a new problem, lack of identifiability. No one, looking at the submission, was able to identify the charge as a Scottish bonnet, or indeed as a hat of any kind. Charges must be drawn in a manner that allows them to be identified, per RfS VII.7.a. It's quite possible that a Scottish bonnet cannot meet that requirement, no matter how it's drawn. If evidence is found that a Scottish bonnet was used a period heraldic charge, it would be registerable.
That said, there were other types of hat in period, similar in concept to the Scottish bonnet: simple circles of cloth, gathered at the edge to a ribbon hatband. Such hats would not carry the Highlander cachet, but if drawn recognizably as hats, and accompanied by period evidence, they would be acceptable charges.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 37 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Stuart MacDonald. Badge. (Fieldless) A Scottish bonnet azure. 
The submitter has attempted to address the problems of his previous submission, which was returned November 2004 for using a post-period Scottish bonnet (whose form was not supported by the documentation). This time the submitter has taken the bonnet from a drawing of Highland mercenaries in the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), which is during our grey period. Unfortunately, the redrawing of the bonnet has introduced a new problem, lack of identifiability. No one, looking at the submission, was able to identify the charge as a Scottish bonnet, or indeed as a hat of any kind. Charges must be drawn in a manner that allows them to be identified, per RfS VII.7.a. It's quite possible that a Scottish bonnet cannot meet that requirement, no matter how it's drawn. If evidence is found that a Scottish bonnet was used a period heraldic charge, it would be registerable.
That said, there were other types of hat in period, similar in concept to the Scottish bonnet: simple circles of cloth, gathered at the edge to a ribbon hatband. Such hats would not carry the Highlander cachet, but if drawn recognizably as hats, and accompanied by period evidence, they would be acceptable charges.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 38 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Susanna Flur. Name and device. Sable, a melusine argent vested gules and on a chief Or three roses proper. 
Submitted as Susanna Flor, the byname was an undated variant of the name Flohr; both Flor and Flohr are found in Morlet, Dictionnaire étymologique des Noms de Famille. This is a situation where a translation of the source should have been provided -- not only are such translations required, but, in this case, it provides useful information. Morlet says that the names Flor and Flohr are found in Alsace-Lorraine and derive from a German occupational word, vlour. As Morlet dates neither form of this name, we must assume that these spellings are modern. However, Brechenmacher, Etymologisches Woerterbuch der deutschen Familiennamen, s.n. Flur, notes the same derivation for this name as Morlet, and lists a Bentz Flur 1413. We have changed the name to Susanna Flur, using a dated form of the byname, in order to register it. We note that although Susanna was documented as an English name, it can also be documented as a German name: Susanna is found in Aryanhwy merch Catmael's "German Names from 1495" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german/german1495.html)
The melusine is wearing a short-sleeved tunic that extends to where her tail splits. For purposes of conflict checking, she is considered argent.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 39 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Tassi gylðir. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 40 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Tat'iana the Red. Name and device. Erminois, a cinquefoil and on a chief gules three crescents argent. 
The byname is a translation of the Russian descriptive byname Krasnoi, "red, beautiful", dated to 1434 in Wickenden, A Dictionary of Period Russian Names. This is a correct use of the Lingua Anglica allowance, which allows translations of simple descriptive bynames into the Society's Lingua Anglica -- English -- in a non-English name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 41 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Tatsukawa Yamabukime. Name. 
Nice 16th C Japanese woman's name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 42 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Valentina Barrow. Name. 
This name mixes Italian and English; this is one step from period practice.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 43 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Victor Ispan. Name (see PENDS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 44 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Victor Ispan. Device. Azure, a raven sable perched atop a trimount vert and in chief two mullets argent. 
The LoI noted that the documentation was available at a certain website but failed to summarize that documentation. It appears that while some commenters did view the documentation, notably those using OSCAR, most commenters did not. We are pending this to allow all members of the CoA a chance to review the documentation. We are taking this unusual step so that others who wish to claim a regional style exception under RfS VIII.6.b can see the type of documentation that is required.
Many commenters noted that this should be returned for lack of identifiability of the raven (due to poor contrast) and for violating RfS VIII.2.b - Contrast Requirements. While we sympathize with those commenters, this motif is being submitted under RfS VIII.6.b - Documented Exceptions - Regional Style. When supported by documentation, the regional style exception allows the registration of motifs that would otherwise violate our rules.
 The following is documentation that Victor Ispan's device submission, Azure, a raven sable perched on a trimount vert and in chief two mullets argent, uses design elements and styles compatible with period Hungarian heraldry. Evidence is presented for the use of complex dark or sable charges on azure fields; for green trimounts, mounts, or bases with azure fields, some with dark or sable charges standing on them; for light-colored peripheral stars, often accompanying otherwise low-contrast designs; and for the use of all three design elements together (see plate L Kállay Vitéz, plate LXIX Hohenperger, and illustration 63 Hartha).
 All of the documentation is from Nyulásziné Straub Éva's Öt évszázad címerei (Babits kiadó, Szekszárd, 1999). In this book, an archivist at the Hungarian National Archives collected almost all the authenticated Hungarian (i.e., issued by a Hungarian monarch) letters patent kept in the archives. ("Almost all" because if the emblazon was missing, it was not re-created, and arms awarded to non-Hungarians who never settled in Hungary were omitted.) Out of the over 1300 coats of arms presented, 283 come from letters dated before the 17th century. Of these, 77 are from the 15th century, and 206 are from the 16th.
The book begins with a set of color plates reproducing the original emblazons; 70 of these date from SCA period. The other 213 period coats appear in chronological order as black-and-white illustrations with heraldic hatchments. The book also gives a description (Hungarian doesn't do "Blazon") for each color plate; these are given below in English translation (with translator's notes in square brackets). For the illustrations, a blazon is attempted below, but please check the picture.
The pictures from this book can be found online, on the website of the National Archives at http://www.arcanum.hu/mol/ (look for "A Magyar Országos Levéltár címereslevelei" in the left-hand frame). The numbers given below are the plate or illustration numbers from the book, followed by the hexadecimal number (in parentheses) which can be plugged in at the end of the following URL to take you straight to a no-frames version of just the page in question.
  http://www.arcanum.hu/mol/lpext.dll/mol_cimer/1/
(For example, http://www.arcanum.hu/mol/lpext.dll/mol_cimer/1/12 is Plate XIV, Paczali Peres.)
Black complex things on blue (17 examples):
	-	Plate XIV (12), Paczali Peres, 1431: On a blue field growing from a red-lined gold crown a white-beaked black eagle- (falcon?-)head, with two naturalistic [i.e. proper] stag's antlers at [coming up from] the sides of the crown.
	-	Plate XLVI (32), Kanizsai, 1519: On a blue field, on a floating gold eagle's claw a black eagle's wing, accompanied [in base] on the right by a silver halfmoon and on the left by an eight-armed gold star.
	-	Plate L (36), Kállay Vitéz, 1521: On a blue field, on a green riverbank a right-facing naturalistic bear, with a gold chain around his neck, holding a gold ball in his mouth, accompanied [in chief] on the right by a silver halfmoon and on the left by a gold eight-armed star.
	-	Plate LII (38), Szerdahelyi Imreffy, 1523: On a blue field a [gold with red, blue, and green jewels] crown on whose outer points stand two gold-crowned and -armed black eagles with wings up facing each other, holding aloft with their inside legs a [white] bone; in the center of the crown a [naturalistic, green] lily-stem with three gold flowers, accompanied on the right by a gold [many-armed] star and on the left by a silver halfmoon.
	-	Plate LXIX (47), Hohenperger, 1589: (1st and 4th quarters): On a blue field a black chamois (mountain goat) facing inward standing on green ground, accompanied in the 1st quarter on the left, and in the 4th on the right [i.e., in outside chief] by a gold moon and star.
	-	29 (83). Sándy, 1437. Azure, in fess a wing sable and a mullet above an orb Or.
	-	32 (86). Hunyadi, 1453. (1st and 4th) Azure, a raven displayed contourny sable maintaining in its beak a ring Or.
	-	58 (A0). Brauen, 1515. (2nd) Azure, a wing sable clawed Or between in base a decrescent and two mullets Or. (3rd, same thing mirrored.)
	-	62 (A4). Kormossy, 1521. Azure, a bird, wings elevated sable, maintaining in its beak an oak wreath vert, standing atop a bare rock mount proper.
	-	63 (A5). Hartha, 1521. Azure, a bird displayed sable maintaining in its beak a quill, atop a leafy treetrunk argent growing from a base vert, in chief two mullets argent.
	-	64 (A6). Básthi, 1522. Azure, a bird's head sable collared argent, crowned, issuant from a crown Or.
	-	75 (B1). Máramarosi Szigethy, 1545. Azure, a demi-griffin? per fess sable and gules issuant from a base Or, maintaining a Turk's head proper.
	-	85 (BC). Budaházi Vitéz, 1552. Azure, a bear statant erect (standing on two legs) sable, crowned, maintaining a lily, in chief a decrescent argent and a mullet Or.
	-	108 (D4). Barla, 1563. Azure, a demi-bear sable pierced by a sword argent, issuant from a mount vert.
	-	135 (EF). Dannyani Thúry, 1578. Azure, a raven sable pierced by an arrow argent perched on a tree proper issuant from a crown Or.
	-	168 (110). Békeffy, 1590. Azure, a raven sable maintaining in its beak a ring perched upon a trimount Or.
	-	185 (121). Eördögh, 1595. Azure, an arm issuant from base wielding a sword (bend sinisterwise) argent, conjoined at the wrist to a sinister wing sable, in dexter chief a crescent and in sinister base a mullet Or.
Green trimounts on blue (11 examples):
	-	Plate XIX (17), Sánkfalvi, 1455: On a blue field sitting atop a green trimount a left-facing naturalistic monkey holding a triple-twisted snake in his front paws.
	-	Plate LXVIII (46), Kampmacher, 1588: (1st and 4th) On a blue field standing on a green trimount a left-facing, spread-winged naturalistic crane holding a sword perpendicularly with its right foot.
	-	68 (AA). Lokachi Chavrack, 1524. Azure, a demi-horse being cut by a sword argent issuant from a trimount vert, in chief a mullet and an increscent Or.
	-	113 (D9). Ghyczy, 1564. (Left half of a per pale.) Azure an arm vested gules issuant from a crown Or atop a trimount vert, holding aloft a sword impaling a Turk's head argent.
	-	165 (10D). Kezy, 1588. Azure, a lion statant erect Or atop a trimount vert, piercing himself through the mouth with a sword argent.
	-	169 (111). Magyari Ferenczy, 1590. Azure, an armored elbow issuant from clouds holding a sword, behind it three green-stemmed white flowers, in base a trimount vert.
	-	173 (115). Iwchych, 1592. Azure, a griffin statant erect Or maintaining a Turk's head impaled on a sword argent, stadning on a trimount vert.
	-	175 (117). Jánosdeák, 1592. Per pale Or and azure, two lions combattant counterchanged, in base a trimount vert.
	-	177 (119). Medwiai Suskowyth, 1592. (1st and 4th.) Azure, a lion statant erect Or maintaining a lance palewise, standing atop a trimount vert.
	-	188 (124). Huszár alias Czigány, 1596. (Bottom of a per fess.) Azure, three roses one and two gules, slipped and leaved argent, issuant from the center mount of a trimount vert.
	-	198 (12E). Szoldán, 1598. Azure, a lion statant erect Or maintaining a roundel azure (yes, azure on azure!) standing atop a trimount vert.
Green bases or mounts on blue (25 examples in addition to those above): plates XXXVI Gersei Peth{o"} (28; more visible in the illustration at e5), XL Radák (2c), XLIX Bicskey (35), LVII Szentgyörgyvölgyi Bakács (3d), LXVI Keresztúri Szabó (44), LXVII Adorján (45); black-and-white drawing numbers 59 Balajthy (a1), 60 Hiezernicai Tarnovszky (a2), 66 Devecseri Csoron (a8), 73 Gávai (af), 100 Thopolyai Gjanchewyth (cc), 124 Ochay (e4), 129 Peleskef{o"}i Istóczy (e9), 134 Morál (ee), 140 Köcsei Rodvánczy (f4), 142 Nagyidai Bornemissza (f6), 144 Miskolci Szahary (f8), 148 Ary (fc), 149 Prodi Rácz (fd), 163 Zok (10b), 171 Dics{o"}szentmártoni Szabó (113), 182 Lugosi Ztanissa (11e), 183 Váradi Barcza (11f), 193 Radics (129), 197 Bántó (12d).
Light peripheral celestial objects (moons and/or stars) on blue, 15 examples in addition to those described above: plates XXXV Enyingi Török (27), LIII Cserneki Dessewffy (39), LIV Gimesi Forgách (3a), LXII Vízkelethy (40); black & whites 49 Bási (97), 53 Nádasdi Ercsi (9b), 69 Kolozsvári Zalczer (ab), 70 Krasznai Pándy (ac), 105 Rákói Rakovszky (d1), 127 Somogyi Koroknay (e7), 142 Nagyidai Bornemissza (f6), 147 Skerlecz (fb), 148 Ary (fc), 179 Tótdiósi Feinnecker (11b), 205 Kolozsvári Literatus (135).
[PENDED August 2006. This was item 44 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
William Atherbridge. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 45 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
William de Drummyn. Name. 
This name conflicts with the Scottish poet, William Drummond, who has his own article in Britannica Online. Drummond was born in 1585 and died in 1649. The Britannica article notes that he is the "first notable poet in Scotland to write deliberately in English." While we might not consider such an accomplishment a reason to protect a modern poet, it is sufficient for protection of a period poet.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 46 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Ysabel de Saint-Malo. Name and device. Per bend purpure and sable, a sun argent, a base Or. 
The submitter requested a name authentic for 15th C France. The name Ysabel is fine for this place and time; it appears twice in Aryanhwy merch Catmael, "French Names from Paris, 1421, 1423, & 1438" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/french/paris1423.html). While we have been unable to find a 15th C example of Saint-Malo, we did find a mention of a 16th or early 17th C form of this spelling. L'économie politique patronale, Traicté de l'oeconomie politique : dédié en 1615 au Roy et à la Reyne mère du Roy, Antoyne de Montchrétien ; [ éd. ] par Th. Funck-Brentano lists a Jacques Cartier de Saint-Malo in 1534. Given this information, we believe that this is a reasonable late 15th C French name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 47 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Ysemay Sterlyng. Device change. Quarterly gules and argent, a cross counterchanged and a chief sable. 
Her previous device, Quarterly gules and argent, a cross counterchanged, on a chief sable an open book between a feather bendwise and another bendwise sinister argent, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 48 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]
Ysemay Sterlyng. Badge. (Fieldless) On a vair-bell argent, a bâtarde letter "y" gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 49 on the East letter of April 24, 2006.]

GLEANN ABHANN
Anabella de Carlaverok. Name. 
Submitted as Anabella of Caerlaverock, the submitter requested authenticity for 12th-13th C Scotland. The submitter documented the given name to the late 13th C, but gave only modern citations for the locative. However, Watson, The Celtic Place-Names of Scotland, p 368, says of this placename that "the old spellings are all like the present, e.g. Carlaverok 1371. While this is not the 13th C, it is the closest dated spelling to the 13th C we were able to locate. In addition, in the 13th and 14th C in Scotland, we would expect the Norman de to be used instead of the English or Scots of. We have changed the name to Anabella de Carlaverok to partially fulfill her request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Cormac Ó Mannacháin. Device. Vert, a griffin Or, a chief indented argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Niccolo Talenti. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Nice 13th C Italian name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Niccolo Talenti. Device. Per pale sable and vert, three triangles one and two, on a chief indented Or a crescent sable. 
This device is returned for redraw; the line of division has far too many shallow indents, creating a "pinking shears" effect. This has long been grounds for return. On resubmission, please advise the submitter to use about half as many indents, each about twice as deep. The chief should also be drawn somewhat wider.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Pálfi Josa. Name. 
Submitted as Pálfi Józsa, the given name, Józsa is a modern spelling of this name. Eastern Crown explains:
...the spelling 'zs' is post-period; the earliest I've seen it used is the early 1700s. The cited datum from 1462 appears in Kázmér in square brackets, indicating that the spelling has been modernized. The usual period spelling of this name is Josa; see for example Kázmér p. 942 s.n. Somi: Somi Josa 1497-1504.
Therefore, we have changed the name to Pálfi Josa in order to register it.
The submitter desired a feminine name. However, the name Józsa is not used as a feminine name until the 19th C. Eastern Crown explains:
In period, "Józsa" was never a feminine name; it was a masculine diminutive of "József" (Joseph) or "János" (John; based on the Latin form Johann(es) or the old "Ivan"-variant Jovan(us)). Use of "Józsa" as a feminine version of [this name] dates from the 19th century nationalist movement, when it was deliberately adopted in place of the foreign-sounding "Jozefa" or "Jozefina". Another old masculine diminutive of "János", "Janka", was adopted at the same time as a more Hungarian-sounding feminine name than "Johanna". Both masculine diminutives had by that time been long enough out of fashion that they could change genders readily. [Ladó János: Magyar utónévkönyv. Akadémiai kiadó, Budapest, 1984; s.nn. Józsa, Janka.]
Fehértói Katalin: Árpád-kori személynévtár, s.n. Iohanna and Ivana, notes Iohana 1231, Ioanna 1287, and Iwana 1259/1270. We would change the name to one of these forms, but this would significantly alter the sound and appearance of the name. As the submitter will not accept major changes, we are unable to change the given name to make this a feminine name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Rebecka MacGillivray. Badge. Per pale gules and azure, a lightning bolt palewise argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Symon de Warwyck. Name (see RETURNS for device and badge). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Symon de Warwyck. Device. Per chevron vert and sable, a centaur rampant guardant, maintaining in the dexter hand a sword and in the sinister hand a lyre Or. 
This device is returned for conflict with the device of Aulay Leod, Gules, an ape-headed centaur salient Or maintaining a drawn bow and arrow sable. There is a CD for changes to the field but nothing for changes to the head or maintained charges. If not for the conflict, this would have been returned for lack of contrast - while maintained charges need not have good contrast, they must have some contrast. The Or lyre lies entirely on the Or centaur.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]
Symon de Warwyck. Badge. (Fieldless) A centaur rampant guardant, maintaining in the dexter hand a sword and in the sinister hand a lyre Or. 
This badge is returned for conflict with the device of Aulay Leod, Gules, an ape-headed centaur salient Or maintaining a drawn bow and arrow sable. There is a CD for changes to the field but nothing for changes to the head or maintained charges. If not for the conflict, this would have been returned for lack of contrast - while maintained charges need not have good contrast, they must have some contrast. The Or lyre lies entirely on the Or centaur.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 6a on the Gleann Abhann letter of April 19, 2006.]

LAUREL
Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme. Acceptance of transfer of heraldic title Batonvert Herald from Society for Creative Anachronism. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Laurel letter of April 28, 2006.]
Society for Creative Anachronism. Transfer of heraldic title Batonvert Herald to Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme. 
There was some question whether heraldic titles could be transferred to individuals when the title had not been created specifically for that individual. In June 1999, the transfer of the title Treblerose Herald was returned: 
[Thomas de Castellan. Transfer of heraldic title. Treblerose Herald] When we ruled that individuals could own their heraldic titles, we said in a cover letter:
After much thought we have decided to allow heraldic titles to be transferred to individual heralds under the following conditions:
1. The title must have been granted to the individual herald by the crown of the kingdom and the principal herald of the kingdom (except in cases where the Principal Herald is receiving a personal title for himself), or by the Laurel Sovereign, as a personal title for the herald...
This submission did not fulfill these requirements...More importantly, this was NOT a creation for the individual nor has it been peculiarly associated with him. This is a very old Eastern title (one of the oldest) and was revived for the use of Arval Benicoeur when he became a commenting herald in the 1980's. Through the better part of the 1980's it was associated particularly with Arval (for good or ill!!). Just as Eastern titles such as Brigantia, Eastern Crown or Blue Tyger, may not be transferred to an individual, neither may this."
This precedent raises two potential problems with this registration. The first is whether the rules laid out for such transfers require that a title be registered specifically for the person to whom it is to be transferred. The second is whether it is presumptuous for an individual to own a heraldic title closely associated with another individual or with a particular heraldic rank within a kingdom. If the answer to the first of these is yes, then this transfer must be returned. The full text of the conditions for transfer of a heraldic title to an individual are found in the April 1997 Cover Letter:
After much thought we have decided to allow heraldic titles to be transferred to individual heralds under the following conditions: 
1. The title must have been granted to the individual herald by the crown of the kingdom and the principal herald of the kingdom (except in cases where the Principal Herald is receiving a personal title for himself), or by the Laurel Sovereign, as a personal title for the herald.
2. The transfer must appear on a letter of intent, and follow all the requirements of any transfer.
3. The title will be counted as a name, when seeing how many registered items the person has.
In addition, the Administrative Handbook says only "Heraldic titles may not be registered directly by individuals, but may be transferred to individuals with the approval of the owning branch and the kingdom to which it belongs." We believe that, while the intent of the April 1997 Cover Letter was to allow kingdoms to register personal heraldic titles specifically so that they could be transferred to individuals, it does not actually forbid the transfer of existing titles that were not registered specifically for this purpose. A reasonable person reading this statement is likely to interpret the first statement is preventing either a principal herald from granting title to a herald who is unacceptable to a Crown, or else preventing a Crown from granting someone a heraldic title who is unacceptable to the kingdom's College of Heralds. The Administrative Handbook supports this interpretation. Therefore, we do not believe that, just because a heraldic title was not registered specifically for an individual, it cannot be transferred to that individual.
Is it presumptuous for an individual to own a heraldic title closely associated with another individual or with certain types of heraldic duties within a branch? The June 1999 precedent cited above strongly suggests that it is, and we agree. RfS IV spells it out: "names may not claim status or powers the submitter does not possess" RfS IV.3 specifies further, "names that unmistakably imply identity with ...a protected person or literary character will generally not be registered." To accept transfer of a heraldic title associated with a unique set of duties within a College of Arms is to make a claim to status that the submitter does not possess. Titles associated with a unique set of duties include titles for the Society sovereigns of arms and staff titles associated with rules discussion, LoAR publication, and the handling of the Ordinary and Armorial, principal heralds, branch heralds, and titles for kingdom and principality offices such as internal and external submissions heralds or precedence clerks. Titles associated with other duties, or titles that are assigned on an "as needed" basis may be protected on a case-by-case basis, but are not generally worthy of such protection.
The June 1999 precedent makes it clear that accepting transfer from a kingdom or from the Society of a heraldic title that has long been associated with another individual may be viewed as a claim to be that individual. This sort of presumption is rare, because it is rare that a particular kingdom or Society level heraldic title becomes uniquely associated with an individual. The matter of presumption concerning such titles must be considered on a case by case basis.
So, having established the general principle that personal ownership of certain heraldic titles can be considered a claim to status or to identity, we must consider whether transferring the title of Batonvert Herald to Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme would result in the appearance of presumption. We believe it does not. The title Batonvert is one of many generic titles born by members of the Laurel staff. It is the sort of title that can be assigned and reassigned based on whether or not a member of the Laurel staff is in need of a title. While it is generally used as a title for a commenting member of the Laurel staff, there is no particular job associated with the title. Therefore, it is not a claim to status. There have been at least three bearers of this title, one of whom was Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme. The title is not uniquely associated with any of the former bearers, and, given that Master Bruce was himself a bearer of this heraldic title, we can see no way to interpret his owning it as a claim to be someone else. Therefore, we are pleased to allow the transfer of the heraldic title Batonvert Herald to Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme to bear as a personal title to mark his long and continuing service to the College of Arms.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Laurel letter of April 28, 2006.]
Society for Creative Anachronism. Reblazon and redesignation of badge for Office of the Chatelaine and Office of the Hospitaller. Vert, a key palewise wards to sinister base Or. 
Registered October 1990 with the blazon Vert, a key palewise inverted and reversed Or, the CoA Glossary of Terms says that when a key is palewise, the placement of the wards (to chief or to base) must be specified. We have reblazoned this badge to describe the orientation of the key.
This badge was originally designated for the Order of the Golden Key.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Laurel letter of April 28, 2006.]

LOCHAC
Alesone inghean Torcaill. Device. Per pall inverted argent, sable and purpure, in chief two horse's heads cabossed counterchanged and in base a sun in splendour Or. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Aliénor of Essewell. Name. 
While none of the commenters were able to find the spelling Aliénor with a specific date in period, there is some reason to believe it is a legitimate period spelling. Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames, s.n. Ellenor, state that the name is derived from "Provençal, Aliénor, a form of Helen, introduced into England by Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122-1204)..." When Reaney and Wilson give an etymology for the name, we generally assume that this form is period, unless there are no other forms of the surname dated to period.
This name mixes English and Provençal; this is one step from period practice. A fully English form of this name of this name is Alienor of Essewell (without the accent). However, the submitter will not accept any changes so we are unable to register the fully English form.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Giles Leabrook. Blanket permission to conflict with name. 
The submitter issued a blanket permission to conflict with his name that included exact conflicts. However, the Rules for Submission do not allow exact conflicts. We note that the Rules for Submission and Laurel precedent overrule such letters in these cases. Therefore, this clause is null and void because the rules do not allow it. However, we feel that as the rest of the letter is valid, the invalid clause is not sufficient reason to return it.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Griffin Westcastle. Device. Party of six per fess indented sable and argent, three griffins argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Roxana Greenlefe. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Roxana is the submitter's legal given name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Roxana Greenlefe. Device. Azure estencelly Or, on a pile throughout argent a vine leaf vert. 
This device is returned as no form was received by Laurel.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]
Torcail of Torlyon. Holding name and device. Per pale and per chevron argent and sable, two bull's heads cabossed and a sun in splendour counterchanged. 
His name, Torcail MacLeòid, was returned in June, 2006.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Lochac letter of April 27, 2006.]

MERIDIES
Anna z Karlových Varú. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Submitted as Anna z Karlovy Vary, the locative is in the nominative form rather than the appropriate genitive form. It is also unclear whether Karlovy Vary is a period spelling for this placename. However, in this situation, we have very few examples of period Czech spellings at all, so this is not surprising. The submitter has shown that this is the modern Czech name for this place, and that it is a good translation of the period German name given to this place (Karlsbad, "Charles's Bath"). We are willing to give her the benefit of the doubt that this name is consistent with period forms. A websearch provides several examples of z Karlových Varú is an appropriate genitive form for this name. We have changed the name to Anna z Karlových Varú to correct the grammar.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Anna z Karlových Varú. Device. Argent, on a bend cotised azure two triangles voided and interlaced at the points Or, in sinister chief a stag springing proper. 
This device is returned for redrawing; the stag is in a non-blazonable posture which is half way between passant and springing. Per RfS VII.7.b, it must be in a posture that can be reproducibly blazoned. Please have the submitter choose either passant or springing (salient), then draw the stag so that it's unmistakably in that posture.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Guaire mac Guaire. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Nice Old Irish name!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Guaire mac Guaire. Device. Vert, a tree stump eradicated argent and a bordure compony sable and argent. 
This device is returned as no form was received by Laurel.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Jakub z Prahy. Device. Quarterly Or and sable, two bats Or within a bordure engrailed counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Juliana Woderose. Name and device. Sable, a winged cat sejant guardant and on a chief engrailed argent three crescents pendant gules. 
Please advise the submitter that there should be fewer and deeper engrailings.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Keina le Bleu. Name and device. Per chevron azure and checky Or and azure, a chevron and in chief a pair of wings argent. 
Submitted as Keina le Blue, the submitter requested a name authentic for 13th C English. The cited source for the byname, Bardsley, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames, s.n. Blew, lists the byname le Bleu in the early 13th C. We have changed the name to Keina le Bleu to fulfill her request for an authentic 13th C English name.
Please advise the submitter that it would better to have azure checks against the chevron.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]
Maya Kâl.i. Name. 
This name is being returned for several problems. First, and most important, is whether there was substantial contact between Europeans and Tamil speaking people during the 9th C, the dates given for these names. We do not know of any, and neither the submitter nor the commenters provided support for such contact. While Indian names are registerable, it is still necessary to show that it is possible for the person who bears the name to have had contact with Europeans.
[Madhu Brahman] There are two problems with the name. First we would like to see some evidence of interaction between 3rd through 6th century India and Europe...[January, 2000]
Barring documentation of substantial contact between Europeans and Tamil speakers prior to the European Age of Exploration, Tamil names dated to before the 15th C are not registerable.
The second issue is presumption. While the use of god names in Tamil women's names is documented by the submitter, the use of two god names in a single name crosses the line into a name claiming power or divine descent.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Meridies letter of April 25, 2006.]

MIDDLE
Angelline Alavaine. Name. 
Listed on the LoI as Angelline Alavine, the kingdom submitted a timely letter of correction requesting that this name be changed to the spelling on the submissions form, Angelline Alavaine. As this form also matches the documentation, we have made this change.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Caitrina inghean mhic Mhaolain. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Earik MacSkellie. Name and device. Gyronny gules and Or, an escarbuncle and on a chief sable three bezants. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Fáelán mac Eógain meic Máel Dúin. Name and device. Per pale argent and azure, a double-headed phoenix and on a chief embattled three suns all counterchanged. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Gerard Alavaine. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Greyhope, Shire of. Device change. Per bend sinister azure and argent, a comet bendwise sinister and a laurel wreath counterchanged. 
Their previous device, Argent, on a lozenge within a laurel wreath azure, a greyhound salient argent, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Helewyse de Birkestad. Device. Argent, a chevron gules between two cauldrons vert and an oak slip palewise leaved and fructed proper within a bordure gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Isabel Ximena Galiano de Valera. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Isabel Ximena Galiano de Valera. Device. Argent, a hummingbird rising vert and on a chief embattled purpure a feather bendwise sinister argent between two "ink pots" Or. 
This device is returned for lack of documentation. Blazoned as ink pots on the LoI, the defining instance of an ink-pot was a badge registered to the College of Boethius in February 1985. The submitted ink pot does not match the form found in the Pictorial Dictionary, q.v. ink bottle, which is the form of the ink pot in Boethius's armory. No documentation was provided that these are a period form of an ink pot. They aren't really cauldrons either, since cauldrons are (a) large-mouthed pots and (b) have handles. Since they have feet, they can't be ink bottles or inkhorns. A generic pot would be unlikely to take the submitted form. As we can not derive a blazon that would reproduce this emblazon, as required by RfS VII.7.b, and as the ink pot has not been documented it must be returned.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 8 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Nuala inghean Diarmada. Name (see PENDS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Nuala inghean Diarmada. Device. Vert, two horses salient addorsed within an orle argent. 
The LoI omitted the tincture of the orle; it is argent. This is pended to allow conflict checking with the correct tinctures.
[PENDED August 2006. This was item 9 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Rhiannon Amber ferch Morgan ap Maredudd. Badge. Per saltire purpure and argent, in pale two roses argent barbed and seeded proper, in fess two inkhorns sable each sustaining a feather bendwise gules. 
This badge is returned for violating RfS VIII.1.a (Tincture and Charge Limit). This badge has three type of charges in the same charge group, what is commonly referred to as "slot-machine heraldry". A pen and inkhorn (ink bottle) is not a single charge.
There was some question as just what the gules charges were - some thought they were flames rather than quill pens or feathers. Also, the flowers do not resemble roses; please advise the submitter that an example of a heraldic rose can be found at http://www.sca.org/heraldry/primer/flora.html.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 10 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Tairdelbach ua Conaill. Device. Gules, a dolphin haurient Or within a bordure compony argent and sable. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 11 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Terryl inghean Aodhagáin. Device. Per bend sinister purpure and sable, a castle and a bordure embattled argent. 
The submitter has permission to conflict with the device of Der Thommain Breathnach, Per saltire purpure and vert, a tower within a bordure embattled argent. Please advise the submitter to make the embattlements deeper.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 12 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
Þorkell inn vikverski Máks son. Name and device. Gules, three conies courant in annulo widdershins argent. 
Submitted as Þorkell inn vikverski Maccusson, the submitter requested an authentic 10th C Scandinavian name. No documentation was submitted and none found to suggest that spelling Maccus was ever used in Norse names. Fause Lozenge notes:
Unfortunately, I can find no information on the exact form(s) in which the Hiberno-Norse used the Old Irish name [Maccus], let alone how they used it in patronymics, and it wouldn't surprise me if the information simply didn't exist: it's quite possible that we have only Latin and Old Irish records of the name. I'm afraid that the submitter is very likely attempting the impossible here: I could only conjecture how to construct a 10th century Old Norse patronymic from <Maccus>, and then without very much confidence.
I did find one possible (if less than ideal) solution. E.H. Lind, Norsk-Isländska Dopnamn ock Fingerade Namn från Medeltiden (Uppsala & Leipzig: 1905-1915, sup. Oslo, Uppsala and Kobenhavn: 1931), s.n. <Mákr>, notes a <Þorgils Máks son> ca.1000; his patronymic also appears as <Márs son> and, in another source, as <Mágsson> and <Magsson>, and Lind thinks that <Mákr> may be a side-form of the better-attested <Már>. He also notes its possible appearance in a Norwegian place-name.
Whatever its source, the genitive <Máks> is attested and is evidently more than a scribal error, and the change to <Máks son>, which basically just loses a syllable, does not strike me as a major change. I'd much prefer a better attested name, but this is the only one that I've found so far that is at all close in sound, and it even comes very close to the period that he specified last time -- early 10th century...
We have changed the name to Þorkell inn vikverski Máks son in order to register it and to partially fulfill his request for authenticity.
This device is clear of Eoin Cerd's device, Vert, three rabbits courant in annulo conjoined by the ears argent. There is a CD for changes to the field and another for the orientation of the rabbits. Þorkell's conies have their feet toward the center; Eoin's rabbits have their feet towards the edges of the shield (as implied by the conjoining of the ears).
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 13 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]
William de Greyhope. Name and device. Bendy ermine and sable. 
Nice device!
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 14 on the Middle letter of April 25, 2006.]

NORTHSHIELD
Áine Whyterose. Device. Per pale azure and gules, two roses slipped and leaved in chevron inverted argent. 
Áine has permission to conflict with Katherine of Scarborough's device, Quarterly vert and argent, two roses argent.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Damiano Cioli da Linari. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
Submitted as Damiano Cioli del Castello di Linari, the submitter requested an authentic Italian name meaning "Damiano Cioli from the Castle of Linari". No documentation was submitted and none found to suggest that Italian bynames were formed using the formula del Castello + [locative]. Barring documentation for such a pattern, it is not registerable. However, the surname Linari is found in "Florentine Renaissance Resources: Online Tratte of Office Holders 1282-1532", edited by David Herlihy, R. Burr Litchfield, and Anthony Molho. The website Linari Castle, (http://www.castellitoscani.com/linari.htm), says that Linari was a city-state in 1279. The expected preposition with a locative surname such as Linari is da "from". We have changed the name to Damiano Cioli_da Linari, a name meaning "Damiano Cioli from Linari" in order to register it and to fulfill the submitter's request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Damiano Cioli da Linari. Device. Per bend sinister argent and azure, in pale a chevron enhanced and a candle lit counterchanged. 
This device is returned for violating RfS VIII.3, Armorial Identifiability. The disjointed manner in which the candle is drawn makes it impossible to identify the flame. The enhancement and counterchanging of the chevron also makes the chevron difficult to identify. The per bend sinister line of division is off by about 30º - it should be drawn at a steeper angle. Finally, the azure portion of the field was not completely colored - the portion in the sinister chief corner was left uncolored.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Dreibrucken, Shire of. Branch name and device. Argent, a pale azure, in pale over all three single-arched bridges gules, in chief two laurel wreaths vert. 
Submitted as Driebrucken, Shire of, the theme drie- is a misspelling of the German drei, "three." The spelling drei is found in the documentation and the name appears on the group petition as Dreibrucken. In addition, the kingdom submitted a timely letter of correction changing the submitted form to Dreibrucken. We have changed the name to Dreibrucken, Shire of, the desired and correct form.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Ilya Mstislavich. Device change. Azure, in pale a double headed eagle and on a saltire argent a trident's head sable. 
The submitter's previous device, Azure, a foot couped within a bordure argent charged with three trident heads sable, is released.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Reyna Thorne. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]
Reyna Thorne. Device. Gyronny arrondi sable and argent, a mullet of eight points counterchanged. 
This device is returned for conflict with the badge of Anna af Aarnimetsä, Gyronny sable and argent, a mullet counterchanged. There is a CD but not a substantial difference between a mullet (of five points) and a mullet of eight points. While in the past a CD has been granted for quarterly versus quarterly arrondi (q.v. Br{o,}ndólfr the Stout, 03/03, A-Middle), there is no difference between gyronny and gyronny arrondi (q.v. Ingvarr Halvarson, 07/05, R-Outlands). The 2003 ruling was not clear whether it applied only to quarterly arrondi or to all arrondi fields. At this time we are explicitly ruling that there is not a CD between gyronny and gyronny arrondi.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Northshield letter of April 29, 2006.]

OUTLANDS
Ambrose atte Redehulle. Device. Argent, three piles palewise azure, overall an elephant gules. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Ambrose atte Redehulle. Badge. (Fieldless) An elephant's head erased close gules. 
The fact that the elephant's trunk is raised is an artistic detail.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Cassia bint Abdullah. Name (see PENDS for device). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Cassia bint Abdullah. Device. Gules, in pale a lotus flower affronty and a chevron inverted argent. 
Blazoned on the LoI as a chevron and in chief a lotus blossom, making the charges a primary and secondary charge, the charges are clearly co-primary. This is pended to allow conflict checking with co-primaries.
[PENDED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Cú Roí hua Duibidir. Name and device. Per fess sable and vert, a wolf passant between three triquetras argent. 
Submitted as Cú Roí Ó Duibhir, the submitter requested an authentic name. The given name is Middle Irish; we have found no examples of the name later than the early 12th C. While we have Early Modern Irish (1200-1700) spellings of this name, we have no evidence that it was still in use during a period where Early Modern Irish is appropriate. The patronymic is Early Modern Irish; the form O Duibhír is found in the Annals of the Four Masters in an entry for the year 1519. For an authentic name, therefore, we need to change the patronymic to its Middle Irish form. The Annals of Ulster, whose forms are largely Middle Irish, shows the spelling Duibidir, while the Annals of the Four Masters, whose forms are largely Early Modern Irish, shows an example of this name in use in 1093. We have changed the name to Cú Roí hua Duibidir, a fully Middle Irish form, to fulfill the submitter's request for authenticity.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Gere Thorkelsson. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]
Iira Kazimir Zarubezhanin. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Outlands letter of April 27, 2006.]

TRIMARIS
An Crosaire, Barony of. Order name Order of the Red Feather. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Asa Fairhair. Name (see RETURNS for device). 
The byname Fairhair is a Lingua Anglica translation of the Old Norse byname hárfagr, "fairhair".
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Asa Fairhair. Device. Or, an arrow inverted sable issuant from a sprig of mistletoe vert, in chief a ducal coronet gules. 
This device is returned as the mistletoe is not identifiable per RfS VIII.3, "Elements must be used in a design so as to preserve their individual identifiability." The mistletoe would have been difficult to identify, even as a stand-alone charge; when conjoined to the arrow, it becomes completely unrecognizable.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 2 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Gabriele Parr Pembroke. Device change. Azure mullety argent, a unicorn's head couped Or. 
The submitter's previous device, Purpure semy of mullets argent, a unicorn's head couped Or, is retained as a badge.
There was some confusion as to whether this armory should be released or retained. The LoI stated that she wished to retain the armory as a badge but the forms said to release it. In general, the wishes stated on the form will supersede those listed in the LoI; however, in this case, we have received independent information indicating that the armory is to be retained. Since it is easier to release armory that is retained in error than to re-register released armory, we have elected to retain her prior armory as a badge. We ask submissions heralds to please make sure that the LoI and the submitted paperwork agree. If a submitter changes their mind, please indicate on the LoI why the LoI and the form disagree.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Oldenfeld, Barony of. Order name Order of the Golden Beacon of Oldenfeld (see RETURNS for badge). 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Oldenfeld, Barony of. Badge. Vert, a lighthouse enflamed argent within a bordure Or. 
This badge is returned for conflict with Bran MacNaughton le Hammer's device, Per saltire sable and gules, a tower argent within a bordure Or. There is a CD for changes to the field. However, as noted on their previous return on the July 2005 LoAR, no difference is granted between a tower and a lighthouse.
The flame was blazoned as Or on the LoI, it is actually argent. As this is a minor detail that does not affect conflict checking, it is not grounds for return.
[RETURNED August 2006. This was item 4 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Richard of Marcaster. Name change from holding name Richard of Trimaris. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Segdae hua Morda. Name. 
Submitted as Segdae_ua Morda, the Dictionary of the Irish Language (the equivalent of the OED for Irish) gives the nominative singular of this Middle Irish Gaelic patronymic particle as hua; ua is Early Modern Irish. As the patronymic is a Middle Irish Gaelic name, the patronymic particle must also be Middle Irish. We have changed the name to Segdae hua Morda to correct the grammar.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]
Syban Khal. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the Trimaris letter of April 30, 2006.]

WEST
Cecilia Palazzolo. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 1 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Dietrich Jorgen von Marksburg. Name and device. Vert ermined, a chevron between two crescents and a dragon argent. 
Originally submitted as Dietrich Jorgan von Marksburg, the name was changed at kingdom to Dietrich Jürgen von Marksburg at kingdom because no documentation could be found for Jorgan. It is unclear why the form Jürgen was chosen, as no documentation for this form was provided on the LoI. Aryhanhwy merch Catmael, "German Names from 1495" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german/ german1495.html) shows the name Jorgen as both a given name and a surname. We have changed the name to Dietrich Jorgen von Marksburg in order to register it.
No documentation was provided for the the given name Jürgen; the name that was substituted by the kingdom. We remind submissions heralds that, if you change a name in kingdom, you must provide appropriately summarized documentation for the changed name. You must also justify the changes you make. Failure to do so may be cause for returning a name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 2 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Elisheva bint Sitt al-Sirr. Name and device. Sable, two roses in pale and a gore Or. 
Submitted as Elisheva_Sitt al-Sirr, as submitted this name consisted of a Hebrew given name and an Arabic given name. However, no documentation was submitted and none found to suggest that Arabic given names were ever used alone as bynames in Hebrew names. We also have no evidence that unmarked patronymics or matronymics were used in Arabic names. To register this name, we must add an appropriate Arabic patronymic/matronymic marker. We have changed the name to Elishiva bint Sitt al-Sirr in order to register it.
The submitted requested an authentic Hebrew name. However, while the submitted byname is recorded as a name used by Jews in Egypt, it is not a Hebrew name. The submitted noted that if Elisheva Sitt al-Sirr was not registerable, she would accept a change to Elisheva bat Shoshana. We note that the College does not accept alternate submissions where the name is substantially different from the one submitted. However, if the submitter prefers this name, it is registerable.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 3 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Francesca Carletti. Device. Purpure, an estoile and a chief rayonny Or. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 4 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Julian of Redwood. Badge. Or, a crow volant wings addorsed sable maintaining in its beak a needle gules within a bordure sable. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 5 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Melanie of Canale. Name and device. Per bend sinister sable and gules, a pear within a bordure Or. 
Melanie is the submitter's legal given name.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 6 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Philip the Gravedigger. Device. Sable, a death's head and on a chief embattled argent, three tankards sable. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 7 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Philip the Gravedigger. Badge. (Fieldless) On a tankard sable, a death's head argent. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 8 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Rosaline Hiver. Name change from Deredere the Naughty and device. Per fess sable estencelly argent and vert, a fess dancetty argent. 
Submitted as Rosaline d'Hiver, in French names, the preposition de is only used with placenames and some patronymics. Dauzat, Dictionnaire Étymologique des Noms de Famille et Prénoms says that the etymology is confused and that it may be from the name Yver, a given name of Germanic origin, or from the name Winter. In either case, the spelling Hiver is not found as a given name or as a placename, so the preposition is not appropriate in this case. We have changed the name to Rosaline_Hiver in order to register it.
Her old name, Deredere the Naughty, is released.
Please advise the submitter to draw the roundels of the estencelly larger.
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 9 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]
Þyri blundr. Name. 
[ACCEPTED August 2006. This was item 10 on the West letter of April 19, 2006.]