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Ly’David McQueen


Registered: The International Register of Arms, 19th July 2026. Registration No. 0805 (Vol.5).

Arms: Azure a dogwood blossom Proper, on a chief Vert two sparrows respectant Proper.

Crest: Upon a Helm with a Wreath Argent and Vert a stag's head issuant affronty holding in the mouth a red carnation slipped all Proper. Mantled Vert doubled Argent.
 
Assumed:
28th April 2026.

Private Registration: 28th April 2026. Committee on Heraldry at American Ancestors

Illustrated by Zacharie Blin.
The arms of Ly’David
                                              McQueen
This coat of arms has been designed with every element reflecting the character, values, and aspirations of its bearer. Together, the symbols represent a legacy founded on honour, strengthened through service, and sustained by integrity.

The crest of a stag’s head Proper holding in the mouth a carnation Gules slipped and leaved Proper, symbolises the foundation of values, legacy, and an enduring commitment to honour. The stag’s head is a traditional emblem of strength, vigilance, wisdom, and protection, representing the responsibility to safeguard family and uphold the principles passed down through generations. The red carnation (Gules) signifies devotion, courage, sacrifice, and enduring affection, while its natural leaves and stem symbolise continual growth and renewal. Together, the stag and carnation express the balance between strength and compassion, demonstrating that true leadership is guided by both resilience and kindness.

The arms, Azure a dogwood blossom Proper, on a chief Vert two sparrows respectant Proper, further express these ideals. The Azure field signifies loyalty and truth, providing the foundation upon which the achievement rests. The dogwood blossom Proper represents peace, purity, resilience, and faithful service, reminding the bearer that honour is rooted in humility and moral character. The chief Vert symbolises growth, renewal, and hope, reflecting the belief that each generation should strengthen the legacy entrusted to it. The two sparrows respectant Proper, facing one another, represent unity, fidelity, cooperation, and mutual support, emphasizing that enduring success is achieved through family, community, and shared purpose.

The helmet symbolizes readiness, protection, and the willingness to defend what is right. The green and white torse reflects continuity, harmony, and purity of purpose, while the green and white mantling represents resilience and the preservation of family heritage through honourable living.

Taken as a whole, this achievement proclaims that true nobility is measured not by status, but by character. It stands as a lasting symbol of steadfast leadership, faithful service, compassion, and the responsibility to leave future generations a legacy firmly rooted in honour.

 
 

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