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Letter of Registration and Return March 2019 Letter of Registration and Return March 2019 1 Greetings unto the populace of Adria! Well I apologize this is a little overdue, but it has been a crazy month. I am happy to say that we do have some approvals to share with you. If you do not see yours here, it does not mean it is lost, it means we have not yet been able to address it. We have quite a backlog that we are attempting to make our way through so your patience is greatly appreciated. Thank you again to my wonderful team. Without you, this would never be possible! ALL submission are to be sent directly through me please, [email protected] If you do not receive a reply from me within 2 days acknowledging receipt, please check the address is correct and resend. Thank you. In service, Princess Gabriele Silverhand Imperial Sovereign of Arms 2 March 2019 Approved March 2019 LORR Alhambra 2196 Jennifer Gossman Per bend vert and azure, a bear Shield passant and on a shift argent, three roses azure barbed and seeded proper. Beauwood Shire of Beauwood Or, a natural panther rampant Shield contourny sable and on a chief rayonny vert a bow fesswise Or Chesapeake Chapter Badge Fieldless, a crab Azure within and conjoined to an ouroboros Argent finned Or. Chapter Badge Azure, within an ouroboros Argent finned Or, a crab Argent. 3 March 2019 LORR Chesapeake Chapter Badge Argent, within an ouroboros Argent finned Or, a scrolled unfurled Or surmounted by a quill‐pen in bend sinister Argent. Lancaster 8501 Sarah Keeney Gules, between two bars gemeles in Shield pale argent, a double rose argent barbed and seeded proper. Thinaria 9415‐9977 Jamie Zalesky Sable a hound argent, collared gules Shield Umbria Canton of Blackheart Argent, on a heart Sable two Estate Flag scimitars in saltire. 4 March 2019 LORR Umbria House Unicorn Gules, a unicorn passant Argent Estate Flag Matriculation of Device Black Fleur de Lis from Don Giovanni Spirona – formerly of the Somerset to Auroch’s Fjord. Letters have been received, and therefore this is approved. Matriculation of Device from Dame Etaine Llewelyn to 3615 Baron Sir Ulrich Amargosso of Cathair Na Cailte. Letter has been received, and is approved. Release of Heraldry from Dame Alistrina Lannoon Amaragosso: Azure, a mermaid arms extended and in chief two drakkars addorsed Argent. Approved. 5 Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Sable, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two wolves sejant ululant Argent Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Gules, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two wolves sejant ululant Argent Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Purpure, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two wolves sejant ululant Argent Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Sable, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two birds rising volant toward center Argent 6 Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Gules, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two birds rising volant toward center Argent Heraldry moved from Esperance to Terre Neuve: House Yggdrasil. Purpure, in chevron three triangles interlaced and two birds rising volant toward center Argent Heraldry moved from Glynmore to Albion‐Rayonne: Barony of Thornwood Argent, the stem and trunk of a tree couped, in pale, sprouting out two branches slipped and leaved proper, a chief dovetailed Azure Heraldry moved from Glynmore to Albion‐Rayonne: Barony of Thornwood [Fieldless] the stem and trunck of a tree couped, sprouting out two brances slipped and leaved proper 7 Heraldry moved from Glynmore to Albion‐Rayonne: Chantry of Debrecen Barry Azure and Or, a paschal lamb couchant guardant maintaining a banner marked with a bend and a tree eradicated Thank you to everyone for your patience as we work our way through the catch-up phase!! It is greatly appreciated. 8 .
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