How do you find your family's ancient coat of arms?
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After people immagrated to the US, the country of where they came from didn't keep their record anymore, if the country even KEPT records
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Search the newspapers.  If it made it to the papers you should be able to find it, go to a large library and search there.
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3 lions are the symbol of England.\n\nthe three lions as royal arms first definitely appear in the second royal seal of Richard I late in his reign (1198). That this redesign of the seal came after Richard's crusading escapades may be significant. (Richard's shield during the crusades is conjectured to have been red with two gold lions, like his father's. All artistic portrayals of Richard with three lions are derived from the royal seal at the end of his reign, but there is no solid evidence of Richard's lions prior to the second royal seal.) The lions remained thereafter a symbol of England
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ancestry.com is a good one
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check with the historical society. if it is 100 years old ,or older they should have info.,or library pictures .of you town when a family lived in it...
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Whatever town you live in, get in contact with your town's historian, they should be able to help you. Good luck!
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http://www.last-names.net/ easy enough eh? looks promising so good luck... ^___~
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i do not know them, but i think yuo should try familyfinder.com or some link around that catagory. Good luck i hope you find them..
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your parents and thier parents are your ancestors.. Beyond that, there is little you can do to accurately trace your lineage. Names, throughout history, have been basterdized and adopted without reason. You can trace your name to a certain region and maybe even a certain family tree, but you can't be certain that they are trully your relatives.  Legal papers, back in the day, were very easy to fudge. My own grandmother is written as her uncle's child.. In legal papers, my great-grandmother never had any children.  Imagine further back, how messed up the tree gets.\nIn other words: cherish the people who will one day be gone and keep accurate records, so that down the line, your descendants will know exactly who YOU were.
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Easy question, easy answer, but you'll need patience.\n\nIf you cannot get hold of the mother and father, or they don't have this info for you, try contacting the county hall of records where he was born.  You can get a copy of the birth cert., though you'll need to pay for it.  It is under the heading of Vital Records in most counties and it's public documentation.\n\nIf you are referring to a newspaper announcement, you need only contact that newspaper and ask for access to the archives for that month.  Do a search for his last name and you'll have it.  \n\nIf you don't know the county or the newspaper/publication it was in, the Internet will help you out there, as well.
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My mom has been tracing our genealogy for the last several years,  She has gotten in touch with actual people and they have shown her letters and such.  Some of the stuff she has found on the Internet and tracked them down.  Unfortunately the stuff scanned onto websites and seeing the actual document turned up different because their scanner was not on fine.  \n\nI was reading your query and wonder if the document you have with Tecombe on it could have been handwritten and faded. The reason I asked is because I left the computer to get a drink and when I came back, Tecombe looked a lot like Toronto in the distance.  My great-grandmother has the old Netherland style of writing and you have to read two or three times to get what she is saying because they used the older style of penmanship.\n\nI am suspecting you have already searched this site http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020108_e.html  but I'm throwing it in just in case.  Here is the main site, too  http://www.collectionscanada.ca/genealogy/022-500-e.html\n\nHope this helps, but it sounds like you have been pretty through.
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Hereis a link that will explain it all to you:http://www.heraldica.org/topics/odegard/titlefaq.htm
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try a geneology site-not Yahoo.
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http://www.nsgc.org/consumer/familytree/tree_images.asp
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I am not sure what you are needing, but it is very difficult to get that kind of info from anywhere unless you are close relative like mom, dad, sis, bro like that.
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Get the font from Century 21. They should have it on their intranet, if your dad has access to it. If not, call the marketing department of Century 21.
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Look under tribe names in GOOGLE or ASK.com