The Arms of Franck Rallu, Lord of the Manor of Cantley Netherhall, in the County of Norfolk.

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Franck Rallu, Lord of the Manor of Cantley Netherhall, in the County of Norfolk.

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 1st September 2020. Registration No. 0568 (Vol.4). (Lordship & Barony Register)

Arms: Quarterly, Or and Vert, in the first quarter two wings conjoined in base and in the second quarter a mullet counterchanged.

Crest:
A sword erect Or between two wings conjoined in base Vert.

Motto: Nil Obstat.

Private Registration: "Armorial de France” of the National Library of France. 2011.

Previous Registration: The International Register of Arms, 11th June 2019. Registration No. 0499 (Vol.3).

Exemplified by Frederic Luz.

The Arms of Franck
Rallu, Lord of the Manor
of Cantley Netherhall

The earliest reference to the Manor of Cantley Netherhall comes from William the Conqueror’s great survey of England, made in 1086 where it is recorded as being a possession of Hugh de Gournay. His most notable contribution to the historical record came in 1084 when he was one of the founders of Caen Abbey.

The design of these arms represents the armiger’s passion for aviation. The sword in the crest represents his passion for history, especially the period of the Norman conquest.

The armiger is a member of the White Lion Society and The Manorial Society of Great Britain.

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The Armorial Bearings of Franck Rallu, Lord of the Manor of Treffos and Lord of the Manor of Cantley Netherhall.