Not to step on Hubert's toes, but it's what the group originally wanted
for a name: "Amlesmore," named for a founder.  At the time of the
creation of the group, there wasn't proper documentation to get the name
they wanted, so the group was registered as "Amleth Moor".  Over time
more research was available, and they were able to get a Middle English
equivalent to what they originally wanted "Amlethsmor". Congratulations
to the Shire of Amlethsmor! 

~Shandra
(Former Submissions Herald, who read all the historical research.)


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Subject: Re: [CALONTIR] Amlesmore (Amleth Moor) Name Change
From: Stefan li Rous <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thu, June 22, 2017 12:41 pm
To: [log in to unmask]

Can anyone tell me what the new name stands for and/or why it was
selected?


Thanks. I'm always looking for the backgrounds and reasons for verious
SCA place names, for the SCA-placenames-msg series of files in the
Florilegium.


Stefan



On Jun 21, 2017, at 11:24 PM, Berry Canote <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

Greetings All!




With the release of the April 2017 Letter of Acceptances and Returns
tonight, the Shire of Amlesmore (Amleth Moor) is now officially the
Shire of Amlethsmor.




In Service,

Lord Hubert de Stockleye 

Amlethsmor Seneschal 

Herald at Large





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   Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas         
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