Arms as interpreted by Richard McNamee Crossett
Blazon:
Arms: Or, three cherry sprigs slipped two and one each fructed of three Gules and there above leaved of two Vert, on a chief Gules a lion passant guardant Or.
Crest: On a mount Vert a lion passant guardant Or before a cherry tree fructed Proper.
Motto: Au Valeureux Coeur Rien Impossible
Design Rationale:
Solomon was a direct descendent of Clement Messervy born in Jersey, C.I. in 1655 and died in Kittery, NH in 1721. These arms include the red cherries found in the Messervy/Meserve arms recorded on Jersey. The motto, too, is that from the Jersey Messervys.
Other Registration(s):
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The American College of Heraldry #1248, 1995
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The US Heraldic Register Reg. 20100305F
Other Items & Honors
 | Crest: On a mount Vert a lion passant guardant Or before a cherry tree fructed Proper. |
 | Standard: The armiger's standard: On the fly, the arms; followed by the crest, the crest and the crest, with the motto 'Au Valeureux Coeur Rien Impossible'. |