The MAIDLOW  Surname
THIS WOULD BE A LOCAL SURNAME FOR PEOPLE THAT WORKED IN MEADOW PASTURES OR LOW-LYING FIELDS

CREST
A TIGER SEJANT VERT TUFTED AND MAINED D’OR. THE TIGER WAS HELD TO SIGNIFY GREAT FIERCENESS AND VALOUR WHEN ENRAGED TO COMRAT, AND SYMBOLIZES ONE WHOSE RESENTMENT WILL BE DANGEROUS IF AROUSED, VERT MEANS GREEN WHICH SIGNIFIED HOPE, JOY, AND SOMETIMES LOYALTY IN LOVE

COAT OF ARMS
ARGENT TWO BARS GEMELLES SABLE, IN CHIEF THREE MULLETS PIERCED WITH THE LAST ARGENT MEANS : WHITE OR SILVER BACKGROUND SIGNIFIED PEACE AND SINCERITY SABLE OR BLACK, TWO BLACK BARS GEMELLES (MEANS SPLIT - POSSIBLY) IT DENOTES CONSTANCY AND SOMETIMES, BUT MORE HARELY, GRIEF) A MULLET IS A FIVE POINTED STAR WHICH IS PIERCED WITH THE LAST. THE MULLET (STAR) DENOTED HONOUR AND ACHIEVEMENT IN SERVICE OF THE STATE IN ACENT TIMES. WHITE BACKGROUND IS USED GENERALLY AS SILVER WILL TARNISH AND TURN BLACK

MOTTO
IN DEO FIDES (FAITH IN GOD)