Seal of the Virginia Society

Seal of the Society

The Seal of the Virginia Society consists of the royal arms of King James I within a circle containing the name “SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA”; the dates of the Colonial period 1607-1775; and the phrase “EN DAT VIRGINIA QUINTUM”, which was taken from the coat of arms of the Virginia Company of London hailing the Virginia colony as “the fifth part” of the King’s dominions. The others were England and Wales (considered as one), France, Scotland, and Ireland.

Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Virginia
Society of Colonial Wars Message from the Governor Society Information Purpose Activities Officers & Council Governors History Seal of the Society Flag Collection General Society Society Membership Membership Information Annual Fund Purpose of the Fund Donations made by the Society Links of Interest Contact Us	Seal of the Society Seal of the Virginia Society The Seal of the Virginia Society consists of the royal arms of King James I within a circle containing the name “SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA”; the dates of the Colonial period 1607-1775; and the phrase “EN DAT VIRGINIA QUINTUM”, which was taken from the coat of arms of the Virginia Company of London hailing the Virginia colony as “the fifth part” of the King’s dominions. The others were England and Wales (considered as one), France, Scotland, and Ireland.