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Using the gold and red colours from the Seton arms, the arms also show Seton crescents in the chief to denote the Burgh's connection with the Seton family and the Earls of Winton. | Using the gold and red colours from the Seton arms, the arms also show Seton crescents in the chief to denote the Burgh's connection with the Seton family and the Earls of Winton. | ||
The ship stands for the port and the shipping interests of the town. The motto is one of those used by the Earls of Winton. | The ship stands for the port and the shipping interests of the town. The motto is one of those used by the Earls of Winton. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Urquhart, 1974 | [[Literature]] : Urquhart, 1974 | ||