The Sisterhood of Saint Walburga

"You can never go wrong with drunken angels."

The Sisters of Saint Walburga are women (or reasonable approximations) who engage in drinking and heraldry (consecutive, or concurrent). Our emblem is a red seraph, haloed in gold, holding a golden goblet.

• Documenting a French Name - Brunissende Dragonette
• Names from the Armorial de Clermont - Brunissende Dragonette
• Names From the Port Books of Southampton (1427-1430) - Alys Mackyntoich
• Names From the Signet Documents of Henry V (1413-1422) - Alys Mackyntoich
• Names from 13th Century Scottish Parliamentary Records - Alys Mackyntoich
• Parishes of the Bishopric of Saint-Pol-de-Leon in 1443 - Brunissende Dragonette
• A Preliminary Survey of Names from the Historical Dictionary of Personal Names in Bialystok - Lillia de Vaux
• Something Rich and Strange: "Undocumentable" Names From The IGI Parish Records - Alys Mackyntoich
• Names from the Rôle des taxes de l'arrière-ban du Bailliage d'Evreux, in 1562 - Brunissende Dragonette
• Names From 15th Cn. English Chancery Documents - Alys Mackyntoich
• Names from 13th Century Latin Charters of Aleid of Holland - Alys Mackyntoich
• Some 16th Century Parisian Male French Names - Brunissende Dragonette
• Commenting on Letters of Intent - Brunissende Dragonette
• Highland Place Names from West Aberdeenshire Scotland - Lillia de Vaux

• Quotes by and about the Sisters
• Saint Walburga on Saints.SQPN.com
• Saint Walburga and the Potato, much less serious than the item listed above