Swartwood Hoodies

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartwood, Swartout, Swarthout and Swartwout families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartout, Swartwout, Swarthout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swarthout, Swartout, Swartwout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...

The coat of arms, or family crest, of the related Swartwout, Swartout, Swarthout and Swartwood families is described as follows. From the "Swartwout Chronicles" - The ensigns armorial or coat-of-arms of the Frisian Swartwouts emblematically represent not only the woody locality of the patrial manor, but also the political freedom which they originally enjoyed as possessors of the extensive estate of Zwartewoude. The right of emblazoning on their war-shields the proper figure of an alert deer bounding across a grassy glade of a dark forest was granted the male members of the family, by royal decree, in the thirteenth century. Note the exact name printed here. There are four variations of the name, each with its own image; Swartwout Coa...