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William Allistair Fraser

Sherwood Park, Alberta
Grant of Arms and Flag
March 15, 2005
Vol. IV, p. 471

Arms of William Allistair Fraser

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Blazon

Arms

Azure a pronghorn antelope’s head erased Or between three fraises Argent;

Crest

Issuant from a circle of strawberries and wild roses, a cherry tree fructed proper;

Motto

FAMILY • DUTY • HONOUR;


Symbolism

Arms

The arms are based on the blue field and three white strawberry flowers (fraises) of the Chief of the Clan Fraser, represented by a five-leaved figure. The antelope's head alludes to Mr. Fraser's service in the RCMP, having been stationed in K Division (Alberta), which uses an antelope as its badge.

Crest

The cherry tree has been chosen as a symbol for education that alludes to Mr. Fraser's experience as an instructor in sociology and first aid. The strawberries echo the crest of the Chief of the Clan Fraser, which has a strawberry plant. The wild roses refer to the province of Alberta.

Motto

Not applicable