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Stephen Joseph Lautens

Toronto, Ontario
Grant of Arms, with differences to Edward Charles Lautens
November 20, 2008
Vol. V, p. 359

Arms of Stephen Joseph Lautens
Arms of Stephen Joseph Lautens Arms of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Arms of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Blazon

Gyronny Argent and Gules two arrows in saltire Sable;

Symbolism

The design is based on the arms attributed to the name “Lautenschläger”, which was the name of Mr. Lautens’ great-grandfather who arrived in Canada from Austria in the 1870s. Mr. Lautens’ version has the arrows in black rather than gold, and with the background divided into eight rather than four. The colours of red and white allude to both countries.

Crest of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Blazon

Issuant from a coronet of crosses patté Or, two wings addorsed per saltire Gules and Argent charged with two arrows in saltire Or;

Symbolism

The crest is also based on that of Lautenschläger with the addition of a coronet of crosses patté.

Motto of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Blazon

IMMER SICHER;

Symbolism

This German motto means “Always certain”.
Differenced Arms for James Edward Charles Lautens, son of Stephen Joseph Lautens Differenced Arms for James Edward Charles Lautens, son of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Differenced Arms for James Edward Charles Lautens, son of Stephen Joseph Lautens

Blazon

The Arms of Stephen Joseph Lautens debruised of a three-point label Or; this individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following his or her death;

Symbolism

The symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record.

Background

Canada Gazette Information

The announcement of the letters patent was made on March 21, 2009 in Volume 143, page 692 of the Canada Gazette.
Letters patent granting heraldic emblems to Stephen Joseph Lautens Letters patent granting heraldic emblems to Stephen Joseph Lautens

Additional Information