About Your Name

Your name may have more than one coat of arms, HOWEVER, all arms for this name MEAN the name.  Just as the names Baker, Cooper, and Fletcher MEAN one who makes bread, barrels, and arrows, your name also has a real MEANING that is pictured on the arms it represents.

Although wars, conquests, and economic conditions have changed boundaries, modified name spellings, and altered languages, a coat of arms remains a picture that MEANS A NAME.  Before most people could read or write a coat of arms was as easily read as a name on a mail box is today. Later, as education spread, written names became universal and now, with computers, numbers are replacing names.  Not all names have an arms, but by a thorough search of our library we can ascertain if one exists for your name - see FREE Preliminary Search.

Originally arms were used to identify a family, group, or clan, and to distinguish friend from foe; THAT IS WHY NO TWO ARE ALIKE!   No snobbery was connected with them, but some people like to think so!   Colors and designs were chosen to show status, allegiance, personality, or profession, and to reflect traits or traditions associated with the original bearer.  The arms for your name is as DISTINCTIVE AS A FINGERPRINT, and tells a spell-binding tale!  The story of this unique arms, and its meaning, is clearly explained in the Special Report that is included with each arms you order. 

We personally research each name in my own library of over 500,000 names from 32 countries. Of course, we don’t do genealogy, but we do use all the information you provide. When ordering be sure to specify name, ancestral country, and any information you have about the arms or earlier name spelling. Unless specific information is furnished we will send the earliest (or most applicable) arms for the name. We also give you the exact reference source in which the arms is found, as well as all the facts and information needed to verify any arms supplied.  So many times coats of arms are provided with no reference source given, no acknowledgment of the variant spelling used, and no way for you ever to find out exactly what you have. 

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