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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
Lord [[Michael FitzGeoffrey]], his wife, Lady [[Avelyn de Mowbray]], and their children are in a [[household]] with the family of Lady [[Elewys Cuylter of Finchingefeld]], and Lady [[Martha at Gore]]. The household called themselves ''House Finchingefeld'' at September Crown 2012 and ''FitzGeoffrey'' at July Coronation 2013 to reserve group camping. On the March 2015 ''Letter of Acceptances and Returns'', the household name “Pinehurst House” was registered jointly to Lord Michael and Lady Avelyn. Together with the household name, a badge was also registered at the same time to them, bearing the blazon: “(Fieldless) A hurst of pine trees proper.” | Lord [[Michael FitzGeoffrey]], his wife, Lady [[Avelyn de Mowbray]], and their children are in a [[:Category:Household|household]] with the family of Lady [[Elewys Cuylter of Finchingefeld]], and Lady [[Martha at Gore]]. The household called themselves ''House Finchingefeld'' at September Crown 2012 and ''FitzGeoffrey'' at July Coronation 2013 to reserve group camping. On the March 2015 ''Letter of Acceptances and Returns'', the household name “Pinehurst House” was registered jointly to Lord Michael and Lady Avelyn. Together with the household name, a badge was also registered at the same time to them, bearing the blazon: “(Fieldless) A hurst of pine trees proper.” | ||
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Revision as of 21:54, 21 September 2015
Introduction
Lord Michael FitzGeoffrey, his wife, Lady Avelyn de Mowbray, and their children are in a household with the family of Lady Elewys Cuylter of Finchingefeld, and Lady Martha at Gore. The household called themselves House Finchingefeld at September Crown 2012 and FitzGeoffrey at July Coronation 2013 to reserve group camping. On the March 2015 Letter of Acceptances and Returns, the household name “Pinehurst House” was registered jointly to Lord Michael and Lady Avelyn. Together with the household name, a badge was also registered at the same time to them, bearing the blazon: “(Fieldless) A hurst of pine trees proper.”