Hall Family Crest

 

Meaning of the colors on the Hall family crest

Argent (silver) - represents peace and sincerity, virtues of the Hall family.

Sable (black) - symbolises constancy and the enduring nature of this family.

 

 Meaning of the symbols on the Hall family crest 

Three dog's heads - Symnbolizes endless courage and the loyal nature of members of the Hall family. 

The Chevron shape - symbolizes the historical family home, the importance of home for Hall family members through the years and the safety this provides.

 

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Origins of the Hall family name

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Summary of the Hall family and the Hall family crest

• The family name Hall is derived from the Old English word "hall", meaning "house" or "dwelling".

• The Halls are an old and distinguished family, with a long and rich history.

• The Hall family became prominent in English society during the 14th and 15th centuries.

• Members of the Hall family held high positions in the Church and government, and several members were knighted for their service to the crown.

• The Hall surname is also common in Ireland, where it is believed to be of Norman origin. The Irish Hall families were primarily located in the provinces of Ulster and Munster.

• In Scotland, the Hall name is associated with the Clan MacFarlane, and is thought to be derived from the Gaelic word "hallt", meaning "rocky place".

• The first Halls in America were thought to have been English Puritans who settled in Massachusetts in the 1600s.

• The first Hall family member recorded in America was Harry Hall, born in 1585 in England.

• Hall family members were among the early settlers of Virginia and Maryland.

• Today, the Hall family name is most common in the United States, but they can also be found in Canada and Australia.