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The
wolves’ heads represent
the Anglo-Scottish
family of Miller. The
double-headed eagles
represent the armiger’s
descent from the
continental families of
d'Alvarez de Asturias,
Borcherds and Wiber,
those families having
served in the Holy Roman
Empire.
The tree trunk in the
crest indicates descent
from the Old Cape family
of Borcherds. The
cornucopia alludes to
the armiger’s father’s
marriage to Mary
Magdalene Bernadotte
Miller; in art the
Magdalene is often
represented pouring
ointment from a horn. It
is imagined that some of
the petals that lie on
the ground have fallen
from the horn of plenty,
whereof the three
colours (white pink and
blue) are significant to
the three children of
the family.
Lance Bernadotte Miller,
b 26/04/67, Wynberg,
Cape Town, South Africa
is the son of Richard
Bruce Bernadotte
Miller, Baron of
Jedburgh Forest
(No.0177 Vol.1)
and Mary Magdalene
Bernadotte Miller,
Baroness of Jedburgh
Forest. The couple have
three children, Lance, Jonathan Bernadotte Miller (No.0347 Vol.2)
(b 27/12/71) and Mary
Ann (b 16/04/75). The
Lordship and Barony of
Jedburgh Forest,
established by Crown
Charter in 1602, is
located in Roxburgh in
the Scottish Borders.
Educated at Stellenbosch
University (South
Africa), Tshwane
University of Technology
(Pretoria Technikon) and
the University of
Cambridge (UK), holds B.
degree in Economic
Sciences (B.Econ), a
diploma in Organisation
& Workstudy and
qualifications in
Executive Coaching.
Served in SA Police
Service 1988-2000. Rtd
with rank of Colonel.
Holds Police Medal for
Faithful Service and two
Commendations. Fellow of
the Institute of
Leadership &
Management. Worked in
the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia for 5 years
(2003-2007). Residences:
Cape Town and Highveld.
Currently resident in
the State of Qatar.
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