The Arms of Jonathon G. Sizemore - The Armorial Register

Arms: Sable on a bend Or a bend Vert charged with an oak leaf Gold between two more Copper.

Crest: A crow close in its beak Sable a balance Or.

Motto: Veritas Nunquam Perit.

Mantling: Vert doubled Or.

Assumed: United States of America, 1st December 2020.

Rendition of arms by The Armorial Register

The Arms of
Jonathon G. Sizemore

The arms were designed by the armiger and his wife and the right to use the coat of arms is reserved to the armiger, Jonathon G. Sizemore, his wife, Samantha Sizemore, and their descendants in the Sizemore line.

The armiger chose a crow holding in his beak a pair of scales to represent cleverness and justice as a symbol of the work that the armiger and his wife have put into the legal field.

The Sable and Vert colours symbolize constancy, resoluteness, and abundance. The oak leaves symbolize strength and calm, personality traits reminiscent of the armiger himself. The two copper leaves represent the connection to the Americas that both the armiger and his wife have.

The motto translates to Truth Never Dies.

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The Armorial Bearings of Jonathon G. Sizemore