Originally registered as wings addorsed, the forms show the wings to be displayed.
Listed on the LoAR as Jamina Krakowska, the forms and the LoI listed Janina.
Listed on the LoAR as Ean Airghead, the forms and the submitter's already-registered name listed Ean Airgead.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Shire of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, SHire of, and as Bard of Loch Solleir, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980, and the bard's title must be changed to correspond to it.
Coill's Champions had been registered to the barony in October 1985, and the submission form had this plural spelling, so the singular form should not have been registered.
The name was listed on the LoAR as Mikhail Alexandrovitch Kotov, but Mikhail Alexandrovich Kotov was registered in November 1990.
The submission was listed on the LoI and on the LoAR as a new name. This action should have appeared as a name change from the submitter's earlier name Marcus Atticus Neapolitanus, with that name retained as an alternate name.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, and Serpent's Toils of Loch Solleir, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980, and the order name must be corrected to correspond to it.
(Oddly enough, the adjacent item in the LoAR spelled it correctly twice.)
Ifor Kyddy registered a name in April 1988 and a device in October 1989. In the May 1994 LoAR, this household name and its badge were listed as being registered to Ifor ap Morgiana o'Gwynedd, but that personal name was never registered. In the March 1995 LoAR, there was an item listed as "Talon the Black. Name change from Ifor ap Morgiana o Gwynedd and/or Ifor Kyddy". Perhaps due to the dropping of the apostrophe in the locative, the Armorial was not changed to reflect the name change; it still lists the household name and badge under the phantom Ifor ap Morgiana o'Gwynedd instead of the modern Talon the Black. We here correct these several errors: avaunt, phantom Ifor!
The LoAR text did not make it clear that this was not a registration of a new item. James Andrew MacAllister had registered this badge via Caid in September 1996 and Ghislaine d'Auxerre was being added as a joint owner in April 1998. As Laurel may change blazons at any time, the April 1998 reblazon stands as the most recent blazon and we see no reason to alter it now. The September 1996 blazon, (Fieldless) On a cross-crosslet fitchy argent a compass star azure, should be removed from the Armorial.
Note that the April 1998 release of their previously registered joint badge still is a valid release.
The name was listed on the LoAR as Scaith ingen Eachduinn, but the forms, documentation, and LoI show Sciath ingen Eachduinn.
In registering his device, the LoAR misspelled his name as Da'oud al'Dimashqi. His name was registered as Da'oud al-Dimashqi in October 2001.
The byname was mis-corrected to Ortwins Tohter on the LoAR and in the commentary. The intended and correct spelling is Ortwins tohter. The corrected decision is as follows:
Submitted as Kára Ortwinsdóttir, the submitter requested authenticity for 10th C Icelandic/Norse and allowed minor changes. The submitted Ortwinsdóttir combines the German masculine name Ortwin with the Old Norse -dóttir. Since RfS III.1.a requires lingual consistency within a name phrase, this combination is not registerable. We have changed the byname to the all-German form Ortwins tohter in order to register the name. This byname is appropriate for 13th C German. As the College did not find an Old Norse form of Ortwin, we were unable to make this name authentic for her desired time and culture.
Listed on the LoAR as Cadell Blaidd du, his name was registered as Cadell Blaidd Du in November 1997.
Listed on the LoAR as Johann Gunnbjornsson, his name was registered as Johann Gunnbjörnsson in September 1994.
Listed on the LoAR as Kouac Myklos, his name was registered as Kouac Myclos in December 2001.
This badge submission was withdrawn on the February 2002 Atenveldt LoI. His name was listed on the original LoI as Marceau de Valmont, but it was registered as Marceau de Valcourt in July 2001. As a result of this LoI error, the badge return in the February 2002 LoAR incorrectly listed his name as Marceau de Valmont.
In registering his device, the LoAR misspelled his name as Luce Anthony Venus. The above is the registered spelling.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
(Oddly enough, it was correct in the guild name.)
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of and Serpent's Toils of Loch Solleir, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980, and the order name was registered in April 1992 and corrected above in this errata letter.
Listed on the LoAR as Loch Solleir, Barony of, the branch's name was registered as Loch Soilleir in August 1980.
The action on the LoI was noted as a new name, not a change of holding name.
His previously registered name was misspelled as Brondolf the Stout on the LoAR. His previous name, Br{o,}ndólfr the Stout, is released.
The LoAR listed the field division as "per bend sinister", but the forms and the LoI showed "per bend".
Listed on the LoAR as a name registration, her holding name Alianora of Forgotten Sea was registered on the January 2003 LoAR.
In registering a device, the LoAR listed the owner as Angus MacKinnon, who is an entirely different person altogether. Angus MacKinnon was registered in September 1992. Angus MacKinnon of Black Oak Keep was registered in September 2001.
The LoAR misspelled his previous name as Alexandros Dietrick vom Einholdwald. His previous name, Alexandros Dietrich vom Einhornwald, is released.
Listed on the LoAR as a name registration, her holding name Erin of Rencester was registered on the January 2003 LoAR.
The LoAR listed only Bjarki Hvítabjarnarson as the owner of this badge, but the LoI clearly noted this as a joint registration with Theodora of Trebizond.
The action on the LoI was noted as a new name, not a change of holding name.
Pelican changed the name as reflected in the commentary below, but the name change was not recorded on the LoAR. The omitted decision:
Submitted as Néill ó Néill, the submitter requested that his name be made authentic for Scottish Gaelic and allowed any changes.
The submitted spelling of the given name is the genitive form, which is used in patronymic forms; it needs to be changed to the nominative Niall when used as a given name. We have made this change. In addition, Ó is normally capitalized. We have made these changes
Family names formed using Ó were not used in Scottish Gaelic. The closest Scottish Gaelic name would be Niall mac Néill. However, this form would conflict with the already registered Nigel Mac Neal; Nigel is an Scots form of the name Niall and was sometimes used interchangeably with it. Therefore, we were not able to make this change to meet the client's request for authenticity.
Created at 2004-03-15T19:26:49