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Fully parsed

Byron= Beroun

family·GB·strict·Clemmensen (Ordinary of Medieval Armorials)

D'argent à trois cotices de gueules.

Original entry: 3 bends · A G · Lincolnshire · 1300

Blazon written automatically by Enquerre from the coded entry of Steen Clemmensen’s public database, Ordinary of Medieval Armorials (v2.1, 2020), used with the author’s permission. armorial.dk

Other names

Also called
Byron

In medieval armorials

  • Lord Marshal (1296) no. 349, fol. 22r29 “jacobz byron”
  • Parliamentary (1312) no. 672 “sr james byron”
  • Parliamentary (1312) no. 673 “sr james byron”
  • Jenyns' Ordinary (William) (1380) no. 1478 “mons richard byron”
  • Willement (1395) no. 376 “monsr ric / byron”
  • Creswick (1450) no. 461 “sir john byron”

Tinctures

argent (field)
gueules (ordinary)

Charges

3× cotice (ordinary)
Parsed structure (AST)
{
  "field": {
    "tincture": {
      "name": "argent",
      "category": "metal"
    }
  },
  "charges": [
    {
      "name": "cotice",
      "count": 3,
      "category": "ordinary",
      "tincture": {
        "name": "gueules",
        "category": "colour"
      }
    }
  ]
}

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