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Registered: The
International Register
of Arms, 5th Feb. 2019.
Registration No. 0487
(Vol.3).
Arms:
Gules, a fess wavy
cottised Or between in
chief two bolts of
lightning in bend
sinister Or each
crossing in front of a
cloud Proper and in base
a Magnolia flower Argent
seeded Gules, on a
canton Azure, a fess
bretessed Or between in
chief two saltires each
of two muzzle-loading
cannon barrels and in
base a six pointed star
Argent.
Crest:
Issuing from the
battlements of a tower
Gules, an arm embowed
Proper the hand grasping
a lightning bolt in bend
sinister Or.
Motto: FABER
SUAE FUTURAE.
Assumed:
United States of
America, January 2019.
Design:
Arms devised by The
Armorial Register
Limited.
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It
is believed that
Thurlo means
thunder from the
mountain
(Thunder Ruler,
Powerful, Thor,
The God of
Thunder,
Follower of
Thor); hence the
two bolts of
lightning each
passing over a
cloud.
The colour of
the field, red,
represents the
colour of a red
berry (common
usage, as
opposed to the
scientific
definition) such
as a raspberry
or strawberry
and signifies
the armiger’s
last name. The
armiger was born
in Jackson,
Mississippi and
the yellow wavy
fess represents
the Mississippi
River; the white
Magnolia flower
in base is the
state flower of
Mississippi.
For the crest,
the armiger
chose a naked
arm holding a
yellow lightning
bolt to signify
thunder (Thurlo)
sitting upon the
battlements of a
tower (the arm
and tower
signifying “a
tower of
strength”).
The canton of
the arms of
Anaya indicates
a strong and
direct familial
connection and
is placed upon
the arms, by
mutual consent,
as a “canton of
affection”.
The motto can be
literally
translated as
"The craftsman
of his own
future" but can
be paraphrased
as "The
architect of his
own future".
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