The Cotnoir Connection: Hair and There!

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Hair and There!

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Cotnoirs really do stick together. What a wonderful gesture! You guys are great!

Family Fights Cancer, and Hair

From Jeff via our Facebook page: Uncle Chic went into the hospital the other night with an infection. Please keep him in your prayers.

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Shield Each element of the shield is listed in the blazon. Each element has it's own meaning. I've listed the items below along with the meanings.-------------------------The Cross signifies Faith, Christianity and Service in the Crusades. It's red color signifies a warrior or martyr.-------------------------5 Gold Scallop shells signifies a traveller to far places. The Golden color signifies generosity and elevation of the mind.Traditionally, 5 scallop shells were granted to families who sent members to the Holy Land for Pilgrimage or to take part in a Crusade. The scallop shell has long been associated with the Christianity and is used in the baptismal rites.-------------------------The Off White (white/silver) background of the shield signifies peace and sincerity.-------------------------CrestThe Ox sits on top of the helm as the crest. It signifies valor and generosity.-------------------------HelmThe helmet is not a predefined item in the coat of arms. The artist can use whatever they feel fit. I used the helmet of a crusader for obvious reasons.-------------------------WreathThe wreath is also not a part of the blazon. If added it should contain six alternately colored bands. The colors consist of the main color, red and the metal, silver.I've already mentioned the meaning of these colors above.-------------------------MantleThe mantle is an ornamental part of the coat of arms. It is not described in the blazon and it's looks is left up to the artist.-------------------------I hope you all enjoy my version of the family Coat of Arms! I wish I could find the actual blazon listed somewhere!

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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

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