Imagined Armorial Achievement for Warwick Anderson

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    // This is my personal 'imagined' Achievement ~ Warwick
//  Neil Anderson (1952-living).
// Explanation of Main Elements:
// Quarters of vert and or representing Australia
//  my country of birth.
// 1st and 4th quarters representing my paternal ancestors
//  place of origin, the Royal Borough of Kirkcaldy, Fife,
//  Scotland ~ my 4th great grandfather, John Anderson
//  c.1760 Shoemaker, Kirkcaldy. The Castle Triple Towered
//  charge is taken from Kirkcaldy's Coat of Arms.
// 2nd and 3rd quarters representing my maternal ancestors
//  place of origin, London, Middlesex, England ~ my 6th
//  great grandfather, Nicholas Kirwood c.1656-1729 Wax
//  Chandler, London. The Candlestick charge representing
//  Chandler, the 4 Bee charges representing Bee's Wax
//  as opposed to candles made from tallow (ie Tallow
//  Chandler).
// Oak tree Crest is taken from the Anderson Crest
//  Badge.
// The Motto is my wife's and my life motto ~ pax
//  et felicitas. English translation ~ peace and happiness.
//  We have this motto engraved in our wedding bands.
//
// Warwick Anderson, February 2024
Quarterly
1st:vert a Castle Triple Towered argent much much
 smaller
4th:vert a Castle Triple Towered argent much much
 much smaller much much higher
2nd:or 4 bees 2,2 or much smaller and a Candlestick
 much much smaller argent inflamed gu
3rd:or 4 bees 2,2 or much smaller much closer and
 a Candlestick much much much much smaller argent inflamed
 gu much much smaller
mantling gu and or an esquires-helmet-proper argent
torse argent and purpure
crest oak leaved vert trunk brown
motto 'pax et felicitas'

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With Tags: Anderson, Australia, Kirkcaldy, London

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