Grant of Arms
Grant of Arms

Members' Roll of Arms

Many of the members of the Heraldry Society are armigerous, ie. they have a coat of arms. This gives us an opportunity to introduce you to the wide range of designs and styles that are used for modern, and ancient, heraldry. The arms are organised by the member’s surname.

Current Members

Buchanan-Boardman, Charles Edward Sean

Arms
Azure, within a Bordure barry of nine, Argent and Gules, a Lion rampant guardant Argent holding in the dexter forepaw a quill Or feathered Argent and in the sinister forepaw an open book, the pages Proper fore edges and clasps Or, the lower clasp joined to a gold chain reflexed over the shoulder of the lion and terminating in a Bezant pierced trefoilwise, the pages inscribed in Black Letter Sapiens Qui Assiduus
Crest
Out of a Coronet pallisady Or a demi Lion Azure grasping between its paws a closed book Gules fore edge and clasps Or the lower clasp joined to a gold chain reflexed over the shoulder of the Lion and terminating with a Bezant pierced trefoilwise
Motto
Sapiens Qui Assiduus
Authority

The State Herald of South Africa, July 7th, 2006.

Notes

Artist: Anthony Wood.

Arms of Jason Burgoin

Burgoin, Captain Jason Charles

Arms
Quarterly Sable and Gules a cross Ermine between 1st and 4th three caltrops and 2nd and 3rd a martlet Or;
Crest
A demi-tyger Gules collared, chained and holding a torch enflamed Or;
Motto
I PASS THROUGH THIS WORLD BUT ONCE;
Authority

Canadian Heraldic Authority, December 15, 2016; Vol VI, p.654 of the Public Register of Arms, Flag and Badge of Canada

Burke, William Spencer Dwerryhouse

Arms
Or a cross Gules, in the first quarter a lion rampant Sable, in the second a dexter hand appaume couped at the wrist Gules, in the third a cross crosslet fitchée also Gules, and in the fourth a martlet Sable
Crest
A cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper collared and chained Or
Motto
Na bean don chat (Touch Not The Cat)
Authority

The Chief Herald of Ireland 3 December 1991; vol.10, fol.28.

Buttifant, Alan

Arms
Ermine on a Bend Azure a Sword Or and on a Chief Gules three Catherine Wheels Or
Crest
A Sealion sejant erect Or supporting with the sinister paw a Garb and holding in the dexter paw a Comb Azure mantled Azure doubled Or
Motto
Per Ardua Stabilis (which translates to "Firm In Adversity")
Authority

College of Arms 15 March 1985, agent: Hubert Chesshyre, Chester Herald.

Notes

For a badge: A Catherine Wheel Azure charged with a Roundel quarterly Or and Azure thereon a Garb countercharged.

 

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