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{{SCA Shire box|name = ''Canton of St George's'' |color = red|metal = white|device = [[Image:stgeorge.jpg]] | caption = [[Or]], a [[stag]]'s head [[erased]] [[gules]] within a [[laurel wreath]] [[vert]], [[in base]] three [[barrulet]]s [[wavy]] [[azure]]. | founded = A.S. XXXII | seneschal = [[Lord]] |
{{SCA Shire box|name = ''Canton of St George's'' |color = red|metal = white|device = [[Image:stgeorge.jpg]] | caption = [[Or]], a [[stag]]'s head [[erased]] [[gules]] within a [[laurel wreath]] [[vert]], [[in base]] three [[barrulet]]s [[wavy]] [[azure]]. | founded = A.S. XXXII | seneschal = [[Lord]] Brandon Caiside| area = Anderson, Pickens and Oconee counties, South Carolina, [[USA]].| kingdom = Atlantia}} |
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'''The Canton of St. George's''' is an [[SCA]] [[canton]] in the [[Kingdom of Atlantia]] formed on the western side of the state of South Carolina. It includes the counties of Anderson, Pickens and Oconee in the [[Barony of Nottinghill Coill]]. |
'''The Canton of St. George's''' is an [[SCA]] [[canton]] in the [[Kingdom of Atlantia]] formed on the western side of the state of South Carolina. It includes the counties of Anderson, Pickens and Oconee in the [[Barony of Nottinghill Coill]]. |
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The Canton of St. George's is an SCA canton in the Kingdom of Atlantia formed on the western side of the state of South Carolina. It includes the counties of Anderson, Pickens and Oconee in the Barony of Nottinghill Coill.
St George's was founded in November, 1997 (A.S. XXXII), received its Incipient status in the summer of 1998 (A.S. XXXIII) and was elevated to full Canton status on November 03, 1999 (A.S. XXXIV).
