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'''JONATHAN ALGERT MILLER''' | '''JONATHAN ALGERT MILLER''' | ||
'''Registration no.: 025/2016''' | |||
Country of origin : United States | |||
Country of origin : United States<br> | |||
Place of origin : Chicago, Illinois<br> | Place of origin : Chicago, Illinois<br> | ||
Granted : No<br> | Granted : No<br> | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The gyronny is canting arms for the armiger's last name, Miller, as the arrangement resembles the sails of a windmill against the sky. The roses are derived from symbolism their grandmother was fond of, as a way of representing her 3 children (their mother and uncles). The colors are derived from the flag of the city of Chicago, the armiger's home. | The gyronny is canting arms for the armiger's last name, Miller, as the arrangement resembles the sails of a windmill against the sky. The roses are derived from symbolism their grandmother was fond of, as a way of representing her 3 children (their mother and uncles). The colors are derived from the flag of the city of Chicago, the armiger's home. | ||
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JONATHAN ALGERT MILLER
Registration no.: 025/2016
Country of origin : United States
Place of origin : Chicago, Illinois
Granted : No
Granted/officially recorded by : -
Official English blazon
Gyronny of 8, Argent and Azure, in chief of the first three roses Gules, barbed vert, seeded Or.
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Origin/meaning
The gyronny is canting arms for the armiger's last name, Miller, as the arrangement resembles the sails of a windmill against the sky. The roses are derived from symbolism their grandmother was fond of, as a way of representing her 3 children (their mother and uncles). The colors are derived from the flag of the city of Chicago, the armiger's home.
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