English Mixes

English - July 2000 - Ladislaus de Brody, note that only late period English is registerable with a weirdness, O.E. and M.E. are unregisterable as of yet

Elsbeth Anne Roth

2000.07

The submitted documentation had this as a mixed Hungarian/Scots name. No evidence was presented that these cultures were in contact to an extent that would justify registering the name. However, Ladislaus is actually a Latinized form of a relatively common Slavic name, found almost all over Eastern Europe; also, de Brody is found in Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames. We can therefore simply refer to the precedent from March 1993 that says a Russian/English mixed name is registerable. [Ladislaus de Brody, 07/00, A-Meridies]

March 2003 LoAR - http://heraldry.sca.org/loar/1993/03/lar.html

Tatiana Todhunter. Name and device. Vert, four hearts in saltire points to center Or.

Medieval Russia: A Source Book, 900-1700), and himself sought to marry one of Queen Elizabeth's ladies (1911 E.Brit. , vol.xv, p.90). Henceforth, we will register English-Russian names from that period.

See also Lingua Anglica