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'''Born''': 21 February 1801<br> | |||
''' | '''Deceased''': 11 August 1890 | ||
Deceased : 11 August 1890 | |||
Cardinal 1879<br> | Cardinal 1879<br> | ||
Beatified 2010<br> | Beatified 2010<br> | ||
Saint 2019 | Saint 2019 | ||
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Or, a fesse dancetté between three hearts gules. | |+Official blazon | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The Cardinal's father was a John Newman, banker, who married in 1799 a Jemima Fourdrinier. He | The Cardinal's father was a John Newman, banker, who married in 1799 a Jemima Fourdrinier. He adopted and made up arms based on the arms of some (unrelated) Newman and Fourdrinier arms, which he impaled. It was in use by the Cardinal's father before Newman was born (1801), and it is clear that Newman continued to use the arms without further thought. | ||
The arms adopted by John Newman at least by his marriage in 1799 and employed by his son some eighty years later, are those found in a grant to a John Newman, "citizen and chirurgeon of London" dated 1663 at the College of Arms. It is unlikely that this Newman was an ancestor of the Cardinal and thus the father of the Cardinal had no right to make use of these arms. It must be assumed therefore, that John Newman had probably assumed the arms without right about the time of his marriage into the armigerous Fourdrinier family. | The arms adopted by John Newman at least by his marriage in 1799 and employed by his son some eighty years later, are those found in a grant to a John Newman, "citizen and chirurgeon of London" dated 1663 at the College of Arms. It is unlikely that this Newman was an ancestor of the Cardinal and thus the father of the Cardinal had no right to make use of these arms. It must be assumed therefore, that John Newman had probably assumed the arms without right about the time of his marriage into the armigerous Fourdrinier family. | ||
The motto - Heart speaks to heart - is a quotation from the works of St Francis of Sales, to whom our cardinal had an especial devotion. | The motto - Heart speaks to heart - is a quotation from the works of St Francis of Sales, to whom our cardinal had an especial devotion. | ||
[[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]: Bryden-Brook, 1968 | |||
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| English | Or, a fesse dancetté between three hearts gules. |
Origin/meaning
The Cardinal's father was a John Newman, banker, who married in 1799 a Jemima Fourdrinier. He adopted and made up arms based on the arms of some (unrelated) Newman and Fourdrinier arms, which he impaled. It was in use by the Cardinal's father before Newman was born (1801), and it is clear that Newman continued to use the arms without further thought.
The arms adopted by John Newman at least by his marriage in 1799 and employed by his son some eighty years later, are those found in a grant to a John Newman, "citizen and chirurgeon of London" dated 1663 at the College of Arms. It is unlikely that this Newman was an ancestor of the Cardinal and thus the father of the Cardinal had no right to make use of these arms. It must be assumed therefore, that John Newman had probably assumed the arms without right about the time of his marriage into the armigerous Fourdrinier family.
The motto - Heart speaks to heart - is a quotation from the works of St Francis of Sales, to whom our cardinal had an especial devotion.
Literature: Bryden-Brook, 1968
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