"Coats of Arms" page two

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Found a description -- no art work

Coat of Arms:

Gold shield with a fesse between three black lion's heads.

The source is a URL -- copy both lines to your address bar.
http://genealogy.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://search.swyrich.com/surnamesearch.asp

Email regarding coat #3 (previous page)

members.core.com/~procunia/coatof.html this has the
Procuniar coat of arms identical to your own except the letter S in the top left quarter is a P.The drawing is identical. ...
------> signed, Grahame Peacock (Scotland)

Middle Name comment

Someone caught on to the middle names of two Edwards in the family record; both have WILFRID, spelled with two "I" (and not "wilfrEd") -- and to reassure all of you that is the correct spelling, here's the story:

255 Edward (in the printed version,"Wilfred") was given the WILFRID middle name: his birth certificate said so. As his son, your editor was named Edward Wilfrid, Second. Why WILFRID?

Because mother Eudora WINIFRED Smith Stollery thought it would be nice to pay tribute to brother in law GEORGE WILFRED, no. 212 in the list. Eudora changed the spelling, to reflect her own middle name -- and as a joke! -- which of course has us all in stitches. (Yawn.) Okay, it was funny in 1909 -- and who is your editor, to think he should doubt the wisdom of his elders?

STOLLERY ALPHABETICAL FILES

You should check the link, which is repeated to the right (I think). It's a link to our altername site, where you'll find a fairly complete list of us in alpha-order:http://www.stollery.8m.net,

HOWEVER, the list is only as up-to-date as YOUR information makes it. We don't have some of the right people married, and we may even have wrong parents for a few of them. We rely on YOUR trustworthy eyes to find our mistakes.

Again, typo errors are either because the name is spelled that way in the record, or because the editor's fingers got tired. Stollery, Alpha-file: