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D'azur à deux crosses passées en sautoir, un monde d'or, cintré de sable et sommé d'une croix d'or brochant sur le tout.  
D'azur à deux crosses passées en sautoir, un monde d'or, cintré de sable et sommé d'une croix d'or brochant sur le tout.  


'''Origin/meaning :'''<br/>
====Origin/meaning====
The crosiers refer to the two abbeys, which had large possessions in the area; the Graufthal and Vergaville abbeys. The orb is derived from the arms of the Lords of Morhange, who ruled the village for a long time.
The crosiers refer to the two abbeys, which had large possessions in the area; the Graufthal and Vergaville abbeys. The orb is derived from the arms of the Lords of Morhange, who ruled the village for a long time.



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ZARBELING

Département : Moselle

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Official blason :
D'azur à deux crosses passées en sautoir, un monde d'or, cintré de sable et sommé d'une croix d'or brochant sur le tout.

Origin/meaning

The crosiers refer to the two abbeys, which had large possessions in the area; the Graufthal and Vergaville abbeys. The orb is derived from the arms of the Lords of Morhange, who ruled the village for a long time.

Literature : www.genealogie-lorraine.fr