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Last name
Bryant

Nobility: Knights - Lords
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Language of the text: English

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Bryant

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Ancient and noble English family, of clear and ancestral virtue, that has worldwide spread, over the centuries. Henry Barber, in his book on "British Family Names," says: "The name Bryant is from Breaunt, a locahty in Normandy; French, Briand, Briant." In "A Dictionary of Names," by Mark Antony Lower, we find that Bryan (Bryant) is a Celtic personal name of great antiquity, implying originally Regulus, or Chieftain. H. A. Long, in "The Names We Bear", says: "Briant, Bryan (whence Bryant) means strong. Mr. Versteeg, of Holland Society, New York City, gives the Dutch spelling Breyandt, meaning broad hand. In the early New Amsterdam records the name is also spelled Breijandt". Anyway this name is found on English records as early as the 13th century. A coat of arms was granted to Guy de Brian at this period of time. The name is found in Dorsetshire, Gloucestershire, Somersetshire, Suffolk and Wiltshire.

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Bryant

Azure on a cross or, a cinquefoil between four lozenges gules. Crest-A flag azure charged with a saltire argent.

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Azure on a cross or, a cinquefoil between four lozenges gules. Crest-A flag azure charged with a saltire argent. Crest: a flag azure charged with a saltire argent.

Alias of family Bryant.

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