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Country : Belgium  Province : West-Vlaanderen  Incorporated into :
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| Dutch | Gedeeld: I, van goud met een aanziende hertenkop van keel, wat de Cerf is; II, gevierendeeld: 1 en 4, ruitsgewijs geschakeerd van goud en van azuur van zes trekken, wat Immeloot is; 2 en 3, van keel met een sirene van vleeskleur, de staart van zilver, houdend in haar rechterhand een ronde spiegel van goud, met het vrij kwartier van goud beladen met een kriekelaar van keel, wat Lauwerins is. Het schild overtopt en gehouden door een uitkomende griffioen van goud. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on July 29, 1963.
The arms are those of François de Cerf and his wife Christina van Immeloot. The estate of Vlamertinge became a possession of Jean de Cerf in 1605. Pieter Immeloot received in 1638 the estate of Leghere, which was a sub-loan of the Vlamertinge Estate. Both used the title Lord of Vlamertinge. As their children married, the title remained in the family until 1789.
Literature: Servais, 1968
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