I'll use my mothers maiden name since i know there isn't one for Kapko

[img]http://ktog.net/upload/Delahunty.jpg[/img]

is there a site that shows you a full pic every where i go i get a sample and it dosent hvae my name on.

Edit the name out with Photoshop. Just a thought.

mine is from 1200-

i was thinking of making a family crest sig a few days ago

but none of my family names have a crest cry:

just my luck....life sucks

[img]http://reichnation.com/uploads/zonercrest.jpg[/img]

Not too bad. rock:

look up "last name" clan/family crest

Pine n dandy
 

DEFENDER OF THE FOREST!!1 OR SUMTHIN
[img]http://www.daplayazclub.com/uploads/crestikle.jpg[/img]

cool:

Not the exact spelling, but close enough.

[img]http://sigs.xs.to/sigs/04063/ayers.JPG[/img]

Origin Displayed: Scottish
Spelling variations include: Ayer, Air, Ayre, Ayers and others.

First found in Ayrshire where the family has been seated from ancient times.

Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Roger Ayers who settled in Port de Grave in Newfoundland in 1681; John Ayers settled in Bonavista in 1708 and other settlements in Newfoundland include Hants Harbour, Fortune, Meadow, Lamaline and Corner Brook.

(Above is a small excerpt from our 1800 word history)

Motto Translated: Lighter than air.


Aaah, shyt, according to this I'm Scottish rolleyes:

BTW All this stuff is about as historically accurate as a blue-eyed nigg4 in the Waffen SS

EDIT: Fuck off with the swastikas, Goebbels.

I found one finally

[img]http://reichnation.com/uploads/arms1.gif[/img]

and heres some info it gave me

[code:f8c3e]Origin Displayed: Italian

Spelling variations include: Natali, Dinatali, Di Natile, Natale, Nadali, Nataletti, Nadalet, Natalini, Nadalini, Nadalin, Natalucci, Nataloni, Natalizi, Natalizio, Natalut, Nadalutti, Nadini, Nadin, Naletto, Di Nadin, Di Naletto, Dianatale and many more.
First found in Venice a city and seaport occupying one of the most remarkable sites of the world.

Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Many settlers were recorded in the great migration from Italy to the New World. Migrants settled in the eastern seaboard principally in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
[/code:f8c3e]

It took me awhile to find mine, too. I used: [url:9e68f]http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp/sId./qx/default.htm[/url:9e68f]

[img]http://www.reichnation.com/upload/store/BaneCrest.gif[/img]

Origin Displayed: English

First found in Somerset, where the name first appeared in the early 13th century. Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Richard Mower, who arrived in Salem, Massachusetts in 1642; as well as C. Mowrey, who arrived in San Francisco in 1850 and Roger Mawry, who settled on Rhode Island at an undetermined date.

[img]http://store6.yimg.com/I/4crests_1798_4671567.jpg[/img]

Middle name..No last name found..Figures as i am russian..

Yeeaa, either that or you're not from a country that has Crests

[img]http://www.web-birds.com/20th/9/9th-22.jpg[/img]

Re: Pine n dandy
 

[quote="mr.miyagi":90380]DEFENDER OF THE FOREST!!1 OR SUMTHIN
[img]http://www.daplayazclub.com/uploads/crestikle.jpg[/img]

cool:[/quote:90380]
it seems you have the last name as me

whered you get that? That's a crusaders sign rock:

I dont think italians or greeks have crests

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":bda4d]whered you get that? That's a crusaders sign rock:[/quote:bda4d]

thats my grandfathers B-29...and thats our "family crest" sleeping:
















rock:

Hartnett

http://www.houseofnames.com/coatofarms_ ... t#products

oOo: rock:

[quote:90611]Significantly, it was when he was reciting these words that the crowd suddenly roared back at him: "God wills it!" "Dieu li volt! cried the northerners, and the southerners cried, "Diex le volt!" It was at that very moment that the Crusade came into existence.
"Yes, indeed," Urban II answeered. "Yes, it is the will of God. You today see the accomplishment of the word of our Saviour, who promised to be in the midst of the faithful, when assembled in his name; it is He who dictated to you the words that I have heard. Let them be your war cry, and let them announce everywhere the presence of the God of armies!"[/quote:90611]
1998,

The Crusades, The Voice From The Tomb, In the Fields of Clermont. p.35, Robert Payne. Wordsworth Military Library.

rock:

Ill be damned.. Didnt even know there was one for us.. oOo:

Fathers side:
[url:25b87]http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp/s.Olofsson/Origin.SN/sId./qx/coatofarms_details.htm[/url:25b87]

Mothers side:
[url:25b87]http://www.houseofnames.com/coatofarms_details.asp?sId=&s=B%E4cke[/url:25b87]

i have a fucked up last name, no coat of arms sleeping:

This is allegedly the coat of arms for my mother's side of the family. (According to this website: http://www.irishgen.com/)

[img]http://www.irishgen.com/images/surname_coatofarms/143.gif[/img]


I can't find a good one of the Dad's (Scottish) side yet, still looking.