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The Roundels - Cannon Balls alludes to the arms of William Penn and the fretty is from the arms of Rt.Rev. James H. Darlington Frist Bishop of Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania 1905-1930) | The Roundels - Cannon Balls alludes to the arms of William Penn and the fretty is from the arms of Rt.Rev. James H. Darlington Frist Bishop of Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania 1905-1930) | ||
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ST STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL, HARRISBURG
Denomination : Anglican
Official blazon
Argent, a fess sable charged with three cannon balls of the first, in chief gules fretty ? and in base azure gutty d'eau.
Origin/meaning
The Roundels - Cannon Balls alludes to the arms of William Penn and the fretty is from the arms of Rt.Rev. James H. Darlington Frist Bishop of Harrisburg (now Central Pennsylvania 1905-1930)
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