Taylor Family Crest
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Meaning of the colors on the Taylor family crest
Sable (black) - symbolises constancy and the enduring nature of the Taylors.
Argent (silver) - symbolizes the sincerity and peacefulness of Taylor family members.
Gules (red) - symbolizes martyrdom and the historic military strength of the Taylors when called upon
Meaning of the symbols on the Taylor family crest
The three lions - represent ferociousness, bravery and valour, one of the most desirable family crest symbols.
The single black strip upon which the lions rest is known as a Pale, and is considered to be an 'ordinary' (a type of design) of honor.
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Origins of the Taylor family name
The name was originally a occupational name for someone who cut logs into lumber or fabrics into clothing.
The name was first found in England in the 12th century.
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Summary of the Taylor family and the Taylor family crest
- The Taylor family name is of Anglo-Saxon origin and comes from the Old French word "taillour," meaning "tailor."
- The first recorded use of the Taylor surname dates back to 1185.
- Typically associated with the occupation of tailoring, this name has a long history in the earliest of professions from medieval times.
- The family name is also associated with the word "taylor," meaning "to cut."
- The Taylor family name is thought to have originated in the county of Lancashire in England.
- It is thought that this historic family name is one of the oldest surnames in England.
- Widespread use of the name was first seen around the year 1248.
- Yorkshire in England was one of the first regions to witness the wide spread use of this family name.
- The first recorded use of the Taylor family name in Scotland is thought to be in the 13th century.
- The name is also found in Ireland, where it is thought to have been introduced by Anglo-Norman settlers in the 12th century.
- The Taylor name is also found in the United States, where it is thought to have been introduced by English settlers in the 17th century.
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