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Argent a saltire wavy Sable cantonned between in chief an estoile and in base a heart and in each flank a cross botonee Gules. | Argent a saltire wavy Sable cantonned between in chief an estoile and in base a heart and in each flank a cross botonee Gules. | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 28 January 2024
MAURICE TAYLOR
Born : May 5, 1926
Deceased :
Bishop of Galloway, 1981-2004
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Argent a saltire wavy Sable cantonned between in chief an estoile and in base a heart and in each flank a cross botonee Gules.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted in 1981.
Bishop Taylor's arms are a differenced version of those matriculated in Lyon Register in 1772 by John Taylor.
Although the blazo states Sable, the wavy saltire was used in blue by the bishop.
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