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9 items matched date between January/2010 and January/2010 inclusive, from one of the specified kingdoms.

• Andrew Dexter
  • This appeared in February of 1992 (via Caid) as a mis-spelling of Andrew Drexler. The error was corrected in January of 2010 (via Caid)
• Ciorstan MacAmhlaidh
  • The following badge associated with this name was registered in July of 1983 (via Caid) and reblazoned in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Or, a gauntlet bendwise sable grasping a thorn sprig vert.
  • The following badge associated with this name was registered in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Or, a clenched gauntlet bendwise sable maintaining a thorn sprig vert.
• Collawyn Lughaidh O Cearbhaill
  • The following device associated with this name was registered in November of 1989 (via Caid) and reblazoned in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Per fess argent and gules, in pale a lion statant erect to sinister, its sinister hind leg extended to sinister, playing an Irish harp, and two tablets conjoined all counterchanged.
  • The following device associated with this name was registered in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Per fess argent and gules, in pale a lion contourny maintaining an Irish harp and two Mosaic tablets conjoined in fess counterchanged.
  • The following badge associated with this name was registered in January of 1990 (via Caid) and reblazoned in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Gules, two tablets conjoined in fess argent.
  • The following badge associated with this name was registered in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Gules, two Mosaic tablets conjoined in fess argent.
• Gunnar Iverson of Hangarstad
  • The following device associated with this name was registered in January of 1981 (via Caid) and reblazoned in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Potenty azure and Or, a bottlenosed dolphin counter-embowed and in chief a decrescent and a mullet argent.
  • The following device associated with this name was registered in January of 2010 (via Caid):
    Potenty azure and Or, a bottlenosed dolphin naiant contourny and in chief a decrescent and a mullet argent.

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