[MR] Re: [AtlantianHeralds] Triton Speaks on the GoA of the OHM

[Syr Otto von Schwartzkatz]

Ok. If a double Peer (let us say a Laurel that is latter knighted) gets
upset with the order and resigns his Laurel, would he no longer be a Peer?
(That is to say, no longer have a PoA because it was attached to his
laureling and not his knighting?)
I am just courious, as I have known gentles with multiple peerages that have
resigned their initial peerage.

Otto

----- Original Message -----
From: "Judy Gerjuoy" <jaelle at Radix.Net>
To: "Diane" <uboru at earthlink.net>
Cc: <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 9:46 AM
Subject: Re: [MR] Re: [AtlantianHeralds] Triton Speaks on the GoA of the OHM


> > So, does this mean that if a Laurel gets a Pearl later on that there is
> >no GOA given?
>
> Exactly. You only get arms once. Then, if you get higher levels, you are
> getting your arms "promoted". So, someone who got first an AoA, then a
> Grant of Arms and then a PAtent, only has arms by PAtent, and not arms by
> AWard + grant + patent.  He/she keeps the old scrolls of course, and they
> are kept on the OP as a matter of historical record, but they only have
> arms one way.
>
> Just like a Major in the army isn't also a Captain and a Lietenant, but
> just a Major.
>
> Hope this is clear.
>
> Jaelle
>
>
> jaelle at radix.net
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