House Garner

House Garner
Coat of arms	Three grey owls upon white plates, on a green field (Vert, three plates, each charged with an owl close affronté cendrée)
Region	Westerlands
Overlord	House Lannister

House Garner is a noble house from the Westerlands. According to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with three grey owls upon white plates on green.^[1] Their words are not known.

House Garner at the end of the third century

The known Garners during the timespan of the events described in A Song of Ice and Fire are:

• no member has appeared yet.

Historical Members

• Ser Alyn Garner, attended the Tourney at Ashford Meadow in 209 ᴀᴄ.^[2][3]

Behind the Scenes

House Garner may be a reference by George R. R. Martin to Alan Garner, who wrote the novel The Owl Service.

References

v d e Houses of the Westerlands   At the start of A Game of Thrones Great House Lannister of Casterly Rock Noble Houses Algood Banefort Bettley Brax Broom Crakehall Doggett Drox Estren Falwell Farman Ferren Foote Garner Hamell Hawthorne Jast Kenning of Kayce Kyndall Lannister of Lannisport Lefford Lydden Marbrand Moreland Myatt Payne Peckledon Plumm Prester Sarsfield Sarwyck Serrett Stackspear Turnberry Westerling Yarwyck Landed Knights Clegane Clifton Greenfield Hetherspoon Lorch Ruttiger Swyft Vikary Westford Yew Other Houses Lannett Lantell Lanny Spicer Extinct Houses Casterly Parren Reyne Tarbeck   At the end of A Dance with Dragons Great House Lannister of Casterly Rock Noble Houses Algood Banefort Bettley Brax Broom Crakehall Doggett Drox Estren Falwell Farman Ferren Foote Garner Hamell Hawthorne Jast Kenning of Kayce Kyndall Lannister of Lannisport Lefford Lydden Marbrand Moreland Myatt Payne Peckledon Plumm Prester Sarsfield Sarwyck Serrett Spicer Stackspear Turnberry Westerling Yarwyck Landed Knights Clegane Clifton Greenfield Hetherspoon Lorch Ruttiger Swyft Vikary Westford Yew Other Houses Lannett Lantell Lanny Extinct Houses Casterly Parren Reyne Tarbeck