The crest on Plate 10, Image 6 (Pl. 10. cr. 6.) is described as a human heart pierced by a passion nail;
Surnames:
- Collins (Ireland)
- Logan (That Ilk)
- Ogie (England)
Symbolism
Heart: The heart in heraldry is historically a symbol of sincerity, truth, and charity, representing a person of loving and kindly disposition. Passion Nail: This specific object often alludes to religious devotion, representing the nails of the crucifixion, or it can symbolize poignant grief and suffering endured with patience.
General Symbolic Meanings
The imagery of the pierced heart is a profound emblem of emotional depth, religious fervor, or romantic fidelity, often implying a legacy of sacrifice or an unshakeable bond to a cause or person. It suggests a family history characterized by intense loyalty, spiritual dedication, or a solemn vow.