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It amuses me the House of Names offers to sell me the Ancient JAGGER Coat of Arms for what is an an occupational name from Yorkshire for a pedlar. I'm sure that my ancestors all had it painted on the side of their carts! Cheap sales gimmicks targeting those with grand ideas of their ancestral past.

Found my family dating back to 11th century York England. Not a single bad experience or "poorly put together" coat of arms, family motto.

Purchased item & service PAR EXCELLENCE! Frame recvd cracked. Company replaced immediately w/o delay. A true heirloom for generations to come! Worth every penny!

Scam site. Period. I looked up several well researched names in my own ancestry whose origins are well known within my own family through well kept historical records of family members with whom I am personally very well acquainted, if not through personal relationships. at most through second hand knowledge from those with whom I have been personally in frequent contact, who knew the originators of said knowledge personally. Not a single piece of knowledge well known to my family exists anywhere on this site. The site is deliberately designed to scam users out of personal funds with supposedly well researched documentation of which there is no way to review before purchasing. Sure, they post a "guarantee of authenticity," which is 100% worthless. Worthless because, yes, the information provided IS most likely accurate, but will tell you ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about your personally specific line of ancestry. Avoid these scammers. Block their website if you know how. That is my advice. Garbage is all they sell.

Useful up to a point, but there is one VERY annoying thing about this site. If anyone sailed westward into Ireland at any point in history, apparently that makes their surname at least partly Irish. Loads of very Scottish, English And Welsh names have Irish flags beside them. Usually, when you click on the flag, it'll say that some people with that name moved to Ireland, like as if that is relevant. No wonder so many people across the Atlantic think they are Irish if this is all it takes to make a surname Irish.