1: Caitríona le Fox - New Badge
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in November of 2010, via Caid.
(Fieldless) A mullet of eight points argent, each point terminating in a flame azure
There was question at the Kingdom level if the flames were enough to count for difference, because while previous rulings have not counted flames for difference, in this emblazon the flames are fairly large and count for roughly half the visual mass of the charge. We decided this was a question better settled by Wreath than at Kingdom.
Emblazon approved by submitter
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
2: Celestina della Luna - New Name (NP) & New Device
Argent, a pink flamingo proper and in chief three increscents purpure
Celestina is dated to c. 1500 Italy per S.Gabriel report #3138. http://www.panix.com/~gabriel/public-bin/showfi...
Celestina is also found as a 16th century Spanish feminine given name in FamilySearch records.
Celestina Mendoza de Calvo; Female; 16 Apr 1545; Christening; San Pedro Apostol, Las Carreras, Vizcaya, Spain; Batch C89014-1 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:H8S1-KD6ZCelestina Mendoza; Female; 1 Jun 1579; Marriage; San Pedro Apostol, Las Carreras, Vizcaya, Spain; Batch M89014-1 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F5M5-M21
della Luna is an Italian family name dated to 1427 in Florence, found in "Family Names Appearing in the Catasto of 1427" as DELLALUNA (remembering that they removed capitalization and spaces) https://s-gabriel.org/names/ferrante/catasto/fam...
Per SENA App C, Spanish and Italian name elements can be combined if dated within 300 years of each other.
Submitter approved emblazon
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
3: Dun Or, Barony of - New Order Name
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in April of 1995, via Caid.
Order of the Keystone of Dun Or
This order name is constructed using the pattern of {charge} found in Juliana de Luna's "Medieval Secular Order Names". http://heraldry.sca.org/names/order/new/ListingOfS...#...
Order is a designator found in SENA Appendix E.
Keystone is a heraldic charge [Mistholme s.n. keystone]. https://mistholme.com/dictionary/keystone/
Recdent precedent states "a keystone is the lingua Societatis name of a heraldic charge used in the Society. Thus, the word keystone can be used as a substantive element in a non-personal name." [Windhaven, Barony of. Order name Order of the Keystone of Windhaven. 1/2020 LoAR, A-Northshield]
Dun Or is the registered name of an SCA branch. Dun Or, Canton of was registered in May 1986 and updated to Dun Or, Barony of in April 1995.
Submitted by Alienor
4: Eva Goch - New Device Change
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in June of 2001, via Æthelmearc.
Vert mullety of four points, on a fess argent a closed book vert
Old Item: Vert semy of comets, on a fess argent a closed book vert, to be retained as a badge.
Barony of Dun Or
Submitted by Alienor De Clare
5: Hemneter Pennefer - New Badge
OSCAR finds the name on the Caid LoI of April 30, 2023 as submitted.
(Fieldless) A spider inverted Or maintaining a torteau charged with an ankh Or
In internal commentary, Jeanne Marie Palimpsest pointed out -
This may run into a presumption issue as a roundel is a form of heraldic display. It the spider is considered a supporter, it may be disallowed. However, this will need to be forwarded to Laurel for a decision as how we treat forms of heraldic display on fieldless badges when there are others charges on the "field" is currently in flux. Palimpsest was directed to open a Rules Letter concerning this issue on the March 2023 LoAR. That letter hasn't been released yet.
There is a step from core practice for the use of a spider inverted [Séamus MacLeod of Tarbert, 05/2022, A-Ealdormere], but as this is the only SFCP in this design, that does not prevent its registration.
Barony of Naevehjem
Submitted by Pennefer
6: Kyra Audax - New Device Change
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in February of 2016, via Caid.
Per saltire azure and vert, a sea serpent ondoyant Or
Old Item: Per bend sinister azure and vert, a sea-serpent ondoyant between two scimitars fesswise and a compass rose argent, to be retained as a badge.
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
Correction to Device (2023-Jun-13 21:06:29): Updated scan entered with boxes marked
7: Lucius Caelius Maximus - Resub Device
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in May of 2019, via Caid.
Sable, a goutte de sang fimbriated Or winged argent
Kingdom level commentary discussed whether a goutte could be fimbriated, since it is not specifically named as such, but it does appear to be a simple geometric charge (at least as simple as a heart, which is specifically named as one in the Glossary of Terms) so this should be acceptable.
Barony of Wintermist
Submitted by Pennefer
8: Ovrynka Gaylis - New Name (NP) & New Device
Per pale indented purpure and argent semy of chalices vert, a pantheon rampant argent mullety of six points vert and a cockatrice wings displayed sable
Ovrynka is a Lithuanian feminine given found in 16th and early 17th C. feminine names from Lithuanian records by ffride wlffsdotter https://s-gabriel.org/names/ffride/lithuanianwom...
Gaylis is a Latvian surname found in Given names and bynames from 15-17th century Latvia by ffride wlffsdotter https://s-gabriel.org/names/ffride/latvian_bynam... meaning rooster dated to 1599 Gaylis-(?)1599 (Balodis 2008b)
Lithuanian and Latvian are in the same Language group per SENA App C
Submitter would prefer Ovrynka Gaylis Zelekassche if anyone can assist in documenting a double surname in Latvian. SENA App A does not currently support this pattern.
Zelekassche is a Latvian surname (from ffride's bynames article above) with a Low German suffix to show affiliation withe her father or husband.
Additionally, women could be recorded with bynames that end in the Low German suffix -sche. Werth (2015:54,57) says that this is a feminine suffix, that was added to a family name to indicate a woman's affiliation with her husband or father (eg. Orttyge Syrulysche, Margrete Zelekassche).
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
The submitter provided this new emblazon
9: Rowan Barca - New Name (NP) & New Device
Quarterly azure and gules, a stag's head cabossed Or
Rowan is a masculine English given name found in Something Rich and Strange: "Undocumentable" Names From The IGI Parish Records by Alys Mackyntoich https://st-walburga.aspiringluddite.com/docs/RichStrange.pdf
ROWAN Male Marriage 5 November 1581 Madron, Cornwall, England Batch: M001691
Concerns were raised in internal commentary about the record for Rowan listed above, since it had no surname and listed "Rowan" as having a female spouse named "Phillip". And the images linked to are all from 1682-1773. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N22T-V5Q
However it's also possible to document Rowan from FamilySearch records as a late 16th century English surname, which can be used as a given name per SENA AppA.
Edwarde Rowan; Male; 15 Mar 1575; Christening; Taynton, Gloucester, England; Batch C03235-2 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7M1-7RH
Barca is a French surname dated to 1287 found in Names from 13th- and 14th-Century Latin Records from Gascony by Aryanhwy merch Catmael https://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/french/earlyg.... According to the header for the article, Barca is from a Latin record, not vernacular French. However, "some of the surnames are more lightly Latinized than others". Since it's in a French context, it should still be combinable with the English given name.
SENA App C allows combining English and French name elements if dated within 300 years of each other.
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
Submitter approved emblazon
10: Siri in óarga - New Badge
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in April of 2022, via Caid.
(Fieldless) Three cogwheels conjoined in pall inverted argent
Submitter approved this emblazon
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana
11: Siri in óarga - New Badge
OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in April of 2022, via Caid.
(Fieldless) Threecog wheels conjoined in pall inverted azure
Submitter approved emblazon
Barony of Calafia
Submitted by Eridana