Coat of arms of Fredericton

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Coat of Arms of Fredericton
File:Coat of arms of Fredericton.svg
ArmigerFredericton, New Brunswick
Adoptedc. 1850s
Shieldcontained within the shield is a cross and three shields: Union Jack, shield derived from the fields of the Royal Arms and a shield with a fir tree evergreen on a blue background
MottoFredericopolis Silvae Filia Nobilis - Fredericton noble daughter of the forest

The coat of arms of Fredericton is the full armorial achievement as used by the municipal government as an official symbol. It was designed by Dr. James Robb, professor of Chemistry at King's College around 1849 to 1850s.[1]

References

  1. ^ http://loyalistfamilies.com/dr-james-robb/


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