Eularia d'Amboise
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 Sable, on a chevron argent between three lions' heads caboshed Or a rose gules. | ||||||||||
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Associates
- Retainer of the Trifona Anastasiia Dodovicha
- Household Dragonstad
- Married to Llewellyn Flinthaven
Offices & Positions
- Lady in Waiting for Drogo and Iðuna, 06/02/2007-11/10/2007
- Deputy Chronicler, Naevehjem, 1/5/2004-2/5/2005
- Chronicler, Naevehjem, 2/5/2005-11/5/2012
- Lady in Waiting for Edward II and Mora II, 6/6/2009-11/7/2009
- Lady in Waiting for Edward III and Mora III, 6/4/2011-11/5/2011
- Acting Chief Lady in Waiting/ Lady in Waiting for Sven III and Cassandra, 11/5/2011-6/2/2012
- Lieutenant Chief Lady in Waiting for Sven IV and Cassandra II, 6/1/2013-11/2/2013
- Lady in Waiting/Acting Chief Lady in Waiting for Agrippa and Bridget, 6/7/2014-11/1/2014
Event Staff
- Event Steward, Naevehjem Anniversary 2008
- Event Steward, Naevehjem Anniversary 2011
- Co-Steward with Llewellyn Flinthaven, Naevehjem Anniversary 2012
- Deputy GWW A&S Steward, Great Western War 2013
- Event Steward, Naevehjem March to the Sea 2014
- Event Steward, Navehjem Anniversary 2014
- Deputy GWW A&S Steward, Great Western War 2014
Classes Taught
- Viking Festoons, Great Western War 2011
- Viking Festoons & Jewelry, Highland War 2012
- Viking Festoons, Great Western War 2012
- Viking Festoons, Highland War 2014
Eularia d'Amboise - New Name and device:
Sable, on a chevron argent between three lions' heads caboshed Or a rose gules.
The submitter is interested in a feminine name, and she will not allow major changes. No other preferences were indicated.
Eularia is found in "Feminine Given Names in A Dictionary of English surnames" by Talan Gwynek (KWHS, Triamris AS XXIX, p. 95), which cites "Eularia (Hillary 1212)".
d'Amboise is a locative surname found under the heading Ambax on p. 13 in Dauzat & Rostaing's Noms de lieux. It is also found under Amboise on p. 43 of Webster's New Geographical Dictionary where it is listed as a French town on the left bank of the Loire river, 15 miles east of Tours, dating to the 11th C. The "conspiracy of Amboise" is dated there to 1560.
Name and device approved and forwarded to Laurel.
