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1: Aberforth Dumbledore - New Name (NP) & New Device

Argent, a goat rampant gules

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Spelling (Dumbledore) most important.

Consulting herald: Hermione Granger

Aberforth is a English male given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Aberforth Shipside; Male; Christening; 1609; REDMARLEY-D'ABITOT, WORCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: C04933-2

The submitter claims he is entitled to rely on the Grandfather Clause to register Dumbledore, as it is his brother's name. However, he did not provide any evidence of the relationship.

While we are waiting for the necessary letter attesting to the relationship, it appears that the byname can be documented as the double surname Dumble Dore, again through the Family Search Historical Records:

Amye Dumble; Female; Christening; 06 Jan 1577; ST NEOT, CORNWALL, ENGLAND; Batch: C02199-1
Katherine Dumble; Female; Christening; 04 Jan 1601; STRATTON, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: C03632-2

Richard Dore; Male; Burial; 15 May 1583; Freshwater, Hampshire, England; Batch: B00058-3
Mergerie Dore; Female; Christening; 30 Jan 1586; Wanborough, Wiltshire, England; Batch: C15256-1

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2: Baby Bugy - New Name (NP) & New Device

Azure, a carriage argent

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Language/Culture (Hungarian) most important.
Culture (Hungarian) most important.

Consulting herald: Boy Man

Baby is a locative surname dated in this spelling to 1430, circa 1450, and 1470 in Kázmér s.n. Bábi.

Bugy is a masculine name dated to 1222/1550 (meaning a 1550 copy of a document originally written in 1222) in Fehértói s.n. Bugi.

For Hungarian vernacular names, the surname comes before the given name, per Appendix A of SENA.

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3: Beavis Butshead - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Culture (late-period English) most important.

Consulting herald: Biggis Dickaus

Beavis is a masculine given name found in the IGI extracts:

Beavis Cartwright; Male; Marriage; 10 Jul 1566; St Peter's, Hereford, Hereford, England; Batch: M13713-1
Beavis Hemming; Male; Christening; ;24 May 1601; SAINT MARY THE VIRGIN ALDERMANBURY,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND; Batch: P00152-1

Butshead is a surname dated 1562, found at 'Elizabeth: April 1562, 6-10', Calendar of State Papers Foreign, Elizabeth, Volume 4: 1561-1562 (1866), pp. 583-600. (http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?...):

Looks daily for Butshead, and is advertised by the Earl of Argyll that Macconel is the loather to depart from him because of the knowledge of his country. Purposes to send to Berwick for the angels, to have them ready at his [Butshead's] arrival. Is required to remind him of the Earl of Argyll's mother-in-law and her husband. It is bruited that Lord Darnley is conveyed into France, and that the young Laird of Bar has lost his head.--S. Andrews, 7 April 1562.

The bynames do not appear to have been normalized.

It is a locative surname, as it is also found in 1671 in Watts, s.n. St Budeaux: Butshead al. Boxhead al. Budocoshide al. St Budeox.

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4: Bitter Dregs - New Name (NP) & New Badge

(Fieldless) A tankard inverted argent distilling a goutte purpure

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: Ales Gone Drinkwater

Bitter is a German masculine given name found in the IGI Parish Records:

Bitter Uphuss; Male; Marriage; 13 Feb 1650; Sankt Lamberti Katholisch, Coesfeld, Westfalen, Prussia; Batch: M97055-1

Dregs is a Dutch surname found in the IGI Parish Records:

Jan Dregs; Male; Marriage; 18 Aug 1615; Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands; Batch: M01224-9

German and Dutch can be combined under Appendix C of SENA.

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5: Boome Stick - New Name (NP) & New Device

Sable, on a chief embattled an arquebus proper

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Sound (boom) most important.

Consulting herald: Ashley Williams

Listen up you primitive screwheads:

Boome is an early 17th cen. English surname which can be used as a given name per the September 2012 Cover Letter:

William Boome; Male; Marriage; 31 May 1608; Rempstone, Nottingham, England; Batch: M06061-2

Stick is a 16th cen. English surname:

Jhone Stick; Female; Marriage; 22 Nov 1585; Barnstaple, Devon, England; Batch: M00574-1

With respect to the use of guns as charges, the on-line Pic Dic states:

The term "gun" is used here to mean any firearm held and used in the hand (as opposed to, e.g., cannons or mortars). This category of weapon includes the "musket" and the "arquebus", long-barrelled firearms with shoulder stocks (the top charge in the illustration); and the "pistol" or "handgun", less accurate but capable of being fired in one hand (the bottom illustrated charge). Such weapons are period: the arquebus was in use by the late 14th Century [Stone 71]. They were also used as period heraldic charges: a handgun, with a large bore and a small handle, is found in the canting arms of Gonson, c.1520 [DBA1 56]; a long gun with a strap (presumably an arquebus) was the canting badge of John Gunthorpe, Dean of Wells (d.1498) [Siddons II.2 335].

Any type of gun is acceptable in Society armory, so long as it was known in period: matchlock, wheellock, and flintlock weapons are all permitted. A firearm "proper" has a brown wooden stock and black metal parts; it is fesswise, muzzle to dexter by Society default.

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6: Bork Bork Borkowski - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Culture ("Swedish side of Poland") most important.

Consulting Herald: Kermit le Frogge

Bork is a Polish masculine given name (related to the diminutive form Borek) dated 1570 in Alina Naruszerwicz-Duchlińska, Nazwiska Mieszkańców Komornictwa Lidzbarskiego (1500-1772 r.) (Olsztyn, 2007), s.n. Bork.

Borkowski is a locative surname (derived from the place name Borki) dated 1613-?. A variant spelling, Borkowsky is dated 1619 (ibid., s.n. Borkowski).

Unmarked patronyms, locative surnames, and this pattern (given + patronym + locative) are found in Polish (Appendix A of SENA).

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7: Catte Person - New Name (NP) & New Device

Purpure, semy of cat hair argent

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Sound (like 'cat') most important.

Catte is a female given name found s.n. Katherine in "Early 16th Century Scottish Lowland Names" by Sharon Krossa (http://medievalscotland.org/scotnames/lowland16/womena...), with this spelling dated to 1531, 1540, 1548.

Person is a byname found in "Manx Names in the Early 16th Century," by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn (http://medievalscotland.org/manxnames/jonesmanx16.shtml).

Manx and Scots are part of the same Language Group under Appendix C of SENA.

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8: Chicken Dumplen - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Chicken is an early 17th cen. English surname:

Thomas Chicken; Male; Marriage; 19 Oct 1602; Saint Savior, York, York, England; Batch: Batch: M07186-3

Sixteenth and early seventeenth century English surnames may be used as given names per the September 2012 Cover Letter.

Dumplen is an early 17th cen. English surname:

Luce Dumplen; Female; Marriage; 22 Nov 1629; Cottenham, Cambridge, England; Batch: M13807-1

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9: Clasta Frack - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Client requests authenticity for 1560s Germany.

Consulting Herald: Ronald Moore

Clasta is a German female given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Clasta Kochs; Female; Christening; 23 Sep 1564; EVANGELISCH, HOHENSTAUFEN, DONAUKREIS, WUERTTEMBERG; Batch: C93237-1

Frack is a German surname found in the same source:

Christopherus Frack; Male; Christening; 05 Nov 1563; Brackenheim, Württemberg, Germany; Batch: C95512-1

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10: Creature Feature - New Name (NP) & New Device

Argent, a calygreyhound rampant guardant vert and a bordure sable semy of mullets of eight points Or

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Spelling (spelling of surname should match any changes to Double Feature - submitter's husband) most important.

Consulting herald: Werwulf of London

Creature is an English given name found in Bardsley, Curiosities of Puritan Nomenclature at p. 133, which gives Creature Christi, filia Laurentii Humfredi, baptized 1563.

Feature is an early 17th cen. English given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

John Feature; Male; Christening; 26 Mar 1637; SAINT AUGUSTINE THE LESS, BRISTOL, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: P01900-1

According to the Pic Dic, a calygreyhound is a monster with a cat's face, a tufted body and tail, eagle's forelegs, and frond-like horns. It is period, dating from the mid-15th Century, as a badge of the de Veres, Earls of Oxford [Dennys 153].

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11: Daft Punck - Resub Name (NP) & Resub Device

Azure, on a fess cotised argent two helms affronty sable.

Consulting herald: Hay Yoo

Daft is an English surname found in Family Search Historical Records:

Henrye Daft; Male; Christening; 02 Feb 1576; Kirkby-upon-Bain, Lincoln, England; Batch: C02960-3

Sixteenth century English surnames may be used as given names per the September 2012 Cover Letter.

Punck is intended as an surname derived from an occupation. This spelling is found in the OED, s.v. punk, which glosses the meaning as 'a prostitute, strumpet, harlot':

1596 Lodge Incarn Deuils Wks (Hunter Soc.) IV. 69 He hath a Punck (as the pleasant Singer cals her)

1603 Shaks. Meas. for M. v. i. 179 She may be a Puncke: for many of them are neither Maid, Widow, nor Wife.

As one of the period spellings is Pung (OED, 1607), it may be an evocative term, derived from the Middle English pung(e 'purse', which is itself a surname found in the MED:

(1278) Pleas Som.in Som.RS 41 139: Reginald Punge.

(1295) Let.Bk.Lond.B (Gldh LetBk B) 61: Alexander Punge.

(1327) Sub.R.Sus.in Sus.RS 10 191: Johe Pung.

Surnames with similar meaning appear in Family Search, showing that such a surname is plausible in late-period England:

John Harlot Male Christening: 06 Jun 1613 BRAMFIELD,HERTFORD,ENGLAND Father: John Harlot Batch: C07218-1

Jees Whore Female Christening: 30 Jan 1571 BURTON OVERY,LEICESTER,ENGLAND Father: Wyllm Whore Batch: C06023-2

And with a modern synonym, also found at Family Search:

Luce Hooker Female Christening: 26 Sep 1584 Alconbury-Cum-Weston, Alconbury-Weston, Huntingdon, England Father: Robert Hooker Batch: C16851-1

And, for good measure:

An Hustler Female Christening: 21 Aug 1594 SAINT MICHAEL,NEW MALTON,YORK,ENGLAND Father: Christofer Hustler Batch: C10851-3

Due to the term "punk" now having a completely different meaning in modern English, it is unlikely that the majority of SCA participants, or those outside of the SCA, would be offended upon seeing or hearing this surname. And although registration without comment does not set precedent, the term stewes 'prostitute' has been registered previously [Mary of the Stewes, 12/2004, A-East].

The submitter has submitted several other names in the past, all of which were returned for lack of documentation. He hopes he gets lucky this time.

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12: Ditz Bimbo - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: Cherry Pie

Ditz is a masculine name listed with one instance under Diether in Aryanhwy merch Catmael's "German Names from 1495" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german/german...).

Bimbo is a Hungarian surname meaning 'flowerbud' or 'berry' dated in this spelling to 1605, and as Bÿmbo to 1548, in Kázmér s.n. Bimbó.

SENA Appendix C allows the German language group to be combined with the Hungarian/Romanian group.

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13: Double Feature - New Name (NP) & New Device

Argent goutty de sang, two calygreyhounds guardant combattant vert.

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Spelling (same spelling of 'Feature' as for 'Creature Feature') most important.

Consulting herald: Werwulf of London

Double is a late 16th cen. English surname, which is usable as a given name per the September 2012 Cover Letter. It is found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Marye Double; Female; Burial Date: 14 Apr 1582; St. Botolph Aldgate, London, England; Batch: B02101-5

B-Batches were approved for use as documentation on the January 2014 LoAR.

Feature is an early 17th cen. English given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

John Feature; Male; Christening; 26 Mar 1637; SAINT AUGUSTINE THE LESS, BRISTOL, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: P01900-1

According to the Pic Dic, a calygreyhound is a monster with a cat's face, a tufted body and tail, eagle's forelegs, and frond-like horns. It is period, dating from the mid-15th Century, as a badge of the de Veres, Earls of Oxford [Dennys 153].

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14: Grue Minnion - New Name (NP) & New Device

Per pale azure and Or, two cyclopes affrontee counterchanged

Grue is a late period English surname found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Randoll Grue; Male; Marriage; 20 Jul 1598; Allhallows London Wall, London, London, England; Batch: M00085-1
Agnes Grue; Female; Marriage; 16 Apr 1599; Bassingbourn, Cambridge, England; Batch: M01480-3

Sixteenth century English surnames can be used as given names. [Alton of Grimfells, 4/2010 LoAR, A-East].

Minnion is a surname found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Rachell Minnion; Female; Burial; 25 Sep 1602; St. Botolph Aldgate, London, England; Batch: B02101-7

The use of B Batches as documentation was approved on the January 2014 LoAR.

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15: Helen de Troye - New Name (NP) & New Device

Azure, semy of ships Or

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Language/Culture (Anglicized Irish) most important.

Consulting Herald: Paris de Troye

Helen is an Anglicized Irish woman's name found in "Names Found in Anglicized Irish Documents" by Mari ingen Briain meic Donnchada (http://medievalscotland.org/kmo/AnglicizedIrish/Femini...) s.n. Helen dated to 1585, 1596 and 1601.

de Troye is an italicized 16th/early 17th cen. Anglicized Irish surname found at p. 280 of Woulfe s.n. de Treó.

Originally blazoned as "a thousand ships Or" we have changed the blazon to use the more usual heraldic term "semy."

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16: Hermione Granger - New Name (NP) & New Device

Gules, in pale three otters Or

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Client requests authenticity for 16th cen. English.

Hermione is the name of a human character in "A Winter's Tale" by William Shakepeare, first performed circa 1611. As English has a pattern of assigning often fanciful literary names to children, this name should be registerable under SENA PN.1.B.2.d.2.

Granger is found as a surname in "An Index to the 1523 Subsidy Roll for York and Ainsty, England" by Karen Larsdatter (http://heraldry.sca.org/names/york16/bynamesalphab...).

The submitter has included profuse apologies for the relatively light documentation and insists that if she had spent more time in the library she could have found better evidence.

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17: Hermione Granger - New Household Name

OSCAR is unable to find the name, either registered or submitted.

Griffin Dore House

Griffin is a male given name found in Reaney & Wilson s.n. Griffin dated to 1130. The same spelling also appears as a patronymic surname dated to 1197.

Dore is a surname found in Bardsley p. 248 s.n. Dore dated to 1273.

"A Brief, Incomplete, and Rather Stopgap Article about European Household and Other Group Names Before 1600" by Effric Neyn Ken3ocht Mcherrald (http://medievalscotland.org/names/eurohouseholds/engla...) gives examples in Middle English of the pattern [given name] + [surname] + hous. The submitter prefers the Lingua Anglica designator House, which is permitted under SENA.

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18: Isten Bull of Constantinople - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a feminine name.

Consulting herald: James Kennedy

Isten is a German given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Isten Koerber; Female; Marriage; 29 Aug 1596; Evangelisch, Winningen, Rheinland, Prussia; Batch: M96639-1

Bull is a descriptive surname found in "German Names from Nürnberg, 1497" by Aryanhwy merch Catmael (http://heraldry.sca.org/names/german/surnamesnurnd...).

Constantinople is intended as a Lingua Anglica locative, based on the capital of the Byzantine empire, among others. No documentation was provided, however. Please help. Otherwise Constantinople will have to get the works.

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19: Kara Thrase - New Name (NP) & New Device

Or, a stag trippant azure semy of mullets argent

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Culture (Caprican?) most important.

Consulting herald: Ronald Moore

Kara is a female given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Kara Munke; Female; Christening; 20 Feb 1625; LITTLE CHESTERFORD, ESSEX, ENGLAND; Batch: P00843-1

Thrase is an English byname found in the same source:

Hanna Thrase; Female; Christening; 28 Mar 1649; SAINT GILES CRIPPLEGATE, LONDON, LONDON, ENGLAND; Batch: C02243-5

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20: Knebone Legbone - New Name (NP)

Consulting herald: Lotta Bone

Knebone is a late 16th cen. English surname, which is usable as a given name per the September 2012 Cover Letter. It is found in the Family Search Historical Records:

John Knebone; Male; Christening; 31 Mar 1561; BOTUS FLEMING,CORNWALL,ENGLAND; Batch: C05270-1

Legbone is a constructed English surname based on the elements Leg- and -bone:

Leg is found in Family Search:

Gerrard Leg; Male; Christening; 16 Jan 1586; FROCESTER, GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: C02843-1

Examples of -bone as a deuterotheme in surnames, besides the above, are the following:

Barebone (FSHR, 1594, batch P00145-1)
Longbone (ibid., 1594, batch C02720-2)
Smalbone (ibid., 1589, batch: C15256-1)
Pigbone (ibid., 1549, batch: C00807-5)
Sweetbone (ibid., 1594, batch: C13828-1)

If the submitted spelling cannot be justified, the submitter allows the double byname Leg Bone instead. Bone is an English surname in Family Search Historical Records:

Johannes Bone; Male; Christening; 11 Oct 1540; BLUNTISHAM CUM EARITH, HUNTINGDON, ENGLAND; Batch: C16854-1

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21: Luce Hooker - New Name (NP) & New Device

Azure, three lucies haurient on a chief invected argent three fishhooks sable

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Spelling (Hooker) most important.

Consulting herald: Gode Handsex

The entire name is found in Family Search Historical Records:

Luce Hooker; Female; Christening; 26 Sep 1584; Alconbury-Cum-Weston, Alconbury-Weston, Huntingdon, England; Batch: C16851-1

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22: Madde Eye Moodye - New Name (NP)

Consulting herald: Hermione Granger

The following elements are found in the Family Search Historical Records for England:

Madde Ware; Female; Marriage; 27 Jan 1588; Chippenham, Wiltshire, England Batch: M05914-2
Margery Eye; 01 Nov 1557; St Alkmund'S, Derby, Derbyshire, England; Batch: M05537-2

Moodye - the spelling Moodie is dated to 1581 and 1610 in "Surnames in Durham and Northumberland, 1521-1615," by Julie Stampnitzky (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/juetta/parish/surnam...). The interchangeability of i and y in late-period English is well-established.

Double surnames are permitted in late-period English per Appendix A of SENA.

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23: Mather Fracker - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: Ronald Moore

Mather is a German given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Mather Metzelhansen; Male; Marriage; 02 May 1553; Gronau Odenwald, Starkenburg, Hesse-Darmstadt; Batch: M92646-1

Fracker is a German surname found in the same source:

Barbara Fracker; Female; Christening; 19 Sep 1630; Gomaringen, Württemberg, Germany; Batch: C92685-1

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24: Melodie de la Ponde - New Name (NP) & New Device

Argent, in fess three musical notes azure and in base a ford

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Client requests authenticity for 13th cen. England.

Consulting herald: Amelia Pond

Melodie is found as an unmarked matronymic dated to 1273 in Bardsley p. 537 s.n. Mellodie. As support for the notion that this is a matronym, Melodia is a female given name dated to 1212 s.n. Melody in "Feminine Given Names in A Dictionary of English Surnames" by Talan Gwynek (http://heraldry.sca.org/names/reaneyHZ.html).

de la Ponde is a surname dated to 1242-43 in the Middle English Dictionary s.n. pound(e)

The handwriting on the form is somewhat unclear as to the authenticity request. It appears to request authenticity for 31st century England. As this can only be a typo, we have entered it in a 13th century form.

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25: Messy Room - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a feminine name.

Messy is a female given name found in the IGI Parish Records Extracts:

Messy Mondy; Female; Marriage; 21 Sep 1561; Northwood, Hampshire, England; Batch: M06187-1

Roome is a surname found in the IGI Parish Records Extracts:

Jane Roome; Female; Marriage; 08 Nov 1572; Stixwould, Lincoln, England; Batch: M03181-3

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26: Messy Room - New Alternate Name (NP)

OSCAR is unable to find the name, either registered or submitted.

Watte Dump

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Watte is a male given name found s.n. Walter dated to 1549 in Sharon Krossa's "Early 16th Century Scottish Lowland Names" (http://medievalscotland.org/scotnames/lowland16/menalp...).)

Dump is a gray-period English surname found in the IGI Parish Records Extracts:

Anne Dump; Female; Christening; 09 Jan 1640; PUTTENHAM,SURREY,ENGLAND; Batch: P01428-1

English and Scots are part of the same language group under Appendix C of SENA.

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27: Neville Longbottom - New Name (NP) & New Device

Gules, a serpent palewise dismembered Or

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Language/Culture (English) most important.
Culture (English) most important.

Consulting herald: Hermione Granger

Neville is an English male given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Neville Newton; Male; Christening; 01 Sep 1566; Morton (near Bourne), Lincoln, England; Batch: C03032-3

Longbottom is a surname appearing in Bardsley s.n. Longbotham dated to 1557.

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28: Pandy Beare - New Name (NP) & New Device

Vert, a bear passant argent armed, legged and eared sable

Consulting herald: Ama Panda

Pandy is an English surname found in Family Search Historical Records:

Rebecca Pandy; Female; Christening; 06 Dec 1598; BICKER,LINCOLN,ENGLAND; Batch: C02537-1

Late-period English surnames can be used as given names per the September 2012 Cover Letter.

Beare is an English surname found in Hitching & Hitching, References to English Surnames in 1601 and 1602 at pp. xxii and llxx.

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29: Panti Raid - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: Humiliation Hartburne

Panti is a man's given name found in Family Search Historical Records:

Joannes Archer Male Christening: 28 Feb 1595 ALMONDBURY,YORK,ENGLAND Father: Panti Archer batch: C01712-2

Rayd is an English surname (ibid.):

William Rayd Male Christening: 01 Jun 1595 SAINT STEPHAN COLEMAN STREET,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND Father: John Rayd batch: C01966-2

The submitter prefers to use the spelling Raid, which can be justified by the common i/y switch in English.

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30: Peta Logo - New Name (NP) & New Badge

(Fieldless) A rabbit courant contourny azure

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: More-fruite Tree

Peta is a masculine name dated in this header spelling as early as 1138 and as late as 1267 in Fehértói Katalin: _Árpád-kori személynévtár_ (Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest, 2004).

Logo is a surname of uncertain but probably descriptive meaning ('stumbling, staggering'), dated in this spelling to 1409, 1430, 1453, 1462, and circa 1496 s.n. Lógó in Kázmér Miklós: _Régi Magyar családnevek szótára_ (Magyar Nyelvtudományi Társaság, Budapest, 1993).

The submitter was quite insistent that no animals were harmed in the making of this submission.

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31: Sancho Panda - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Client requests authenticity for Late 16th cen. Spain.

Consulting herald: Ama Panda

Sancho is a male given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Sancho Sorinano Valmaseda; Male; Christening; 31 Aug 1590; San Miguel, Traspinedo, Valladolid, Spain; Batch: C87115-1

Panda is a byname found in the same source:

Francisco Togro Panda; Male; Christening; 10 Mar 1592; St. Martin of Tours, Traspinedo, Valladolid, Spain; Batch C87386-1

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32: Sherlock Lives - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting herald: Johne Wattsoun

Sherlock is an English surname dated to 1576 s.n. Sherlocke in Aryanhwy merch Catmael's "Dictionary of Tudor London Names" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/english/tudor...). Late 16th century English surnames can be used as given names per the September 2012 Cover Letter.

Lives is a variant spelling of the English surname Lyves found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Katheryn Lyves; Female; Christening; 15 Apr 1566; BELBROUGHTON, WORCESTER, ENGLAND; Batch: C03985-2
Katheryn Lyves; Female; Marriage; 08 Oct 1577; Belbroughton, Worcester, England; Batch: M03985-2

The interchangeability of i and y in late-period English is well-established.

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33: Silence Will Fall - New Name (NP) & New Device

Sable, a . . . . what was that again?

Submitter desires a gender-neutral name.
Sound (Silence) most important.
Spelling (Will) most important.

Consulting herald: Amelia Pond

Silence is an English given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Silence Henricke; Burial; 07 Jun 1598; St. Dunstan-In-The-West, London, England; B00020-4
Silence Turner; Male; Marriage; 03 Jul 1624; Faversham, Kent, England; Batch: M01609-7

The use of B-Batches as documentation was approved in the January 2014 LoAR.

Will -- Wyll is a male given name found in "English Given Names from 16th and Early 17th C Marriage Records" by Aryanhwy merch Catmael (http://heraldry.sca.org/names/english/parishes/par...). By long-standing precedent, i and y are used interchangeably in late-period English. Therefore, this supports the submitted Will.

Fall is an English surname also found in the Family Search:

Margerit Fall; Female; Christening; 28 Apr 1584; Bourne, Lincoln, England; Batch: C02110-9
Fraunces Fall; Female; Christening; 29 May 1586; SAINT MICHAEL-LE-BELFRY, YORK, YORK, ENGLAND; Batch: P01102-1

There was something important that Eastern Crown was supposed to remember about this device . . . . why are there all these marks on my arm?

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34: Sinng Song - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Sound (song) most important.

Consulting herald: Gregorius Chant

Sinng is a female German given name found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Sinng [no surname]; Female; Death Date: 08 Dec 1612; Zweibrücken, Bayern, Germany; Batch: B96767-1

B-Batches were approved for use as documentation on the January 2014 LoAR.

Song is a German surname found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Burga Song; Female; Marriage; 10 Nov 1622; Evangelisch, Grossheppach, Neckarkreis, Wuerttemberg; Batch: M94448-1

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35: Wedoo Stuffe - New Name (NP)

Submitter desires a feminine name.

Consulting heralds: The Sisterhood of Saint Walburga

Wedoo is a female given name found in the IGI Parish Records Extracts:

Wedoo Read; Female; Marriage; 11 May 1588; Saint Margaret, Durham, Durham, England; Batch: M00052-1

Stuffe is a surname also found in the IGI Parish Records Extracts:

John Stuffe; Male; Marriage; 09 Jan 1648; Saint Alphage, Greenwich, Kent, England; Batch: M00632-1

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36: Who On Furst - New Name (NP) & New Device

Vert, three lozenges one and two, and in base a delf argent

Consulting heralds: Bud Abbott and Lew Costellowe

Who is a gray period English surname found in the Family Search Historical Records, which can be used as given names per the September 2012 Cover Letter:

Phillip Who; Male; Marriage; 15 Jan 1611; Northam, Devon, England; Batch: M05190-1

On is an English surname found in the same source:

Jhoannes On; Male; Marriage; 10 Jun 1593; Wigtoft, Lincoln, England; Batch: M03313-2

Furst is found as an English surname in 'Addenda, James 1 - Volume 35: May 1603', Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda 1580-1625 (1872), pp. 423-425. (http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?...)

Double surnames are permitted in late period English per Appendix A of SENA.

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37: Who On Furst - New Alternate Name (NP)

OSCAR is unable to find the name, either registered or submitted.

Watte On Second

Submitter desires a masculine name.

Consulting heralds: Bud Abbott and Lew Costellowe

Watte is a male given name found s.n. Walter dated to 1549 in Sharon Krossa's "Early 16th Century Scottish Lowland Names" (http://medievalscotland.org/scotnames/lowland16/menalp...).

Scots and English are part of the same language group under Appendix C of SENA.

On is an English surname found in the Family Search Historical Records:

Jhoannes On; Male; Marriage; 10 Jun 1593; Wigtoft, Lincoln, England; Batch: M03313-2

Second is an English surname found in the same source:

Thomas Second; Male; Marriage; 12 Sep 1647; Saint Peter, Leeds, York, England; Batch: P00962-1

Double surnames are found in late-period England per Appendix A of SENA.