The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

This name Ike HArbsrd and HAresre
lie derived from the persoasl name Hse~
bert which In turn was derived from TIA
Scandinavian HsrbSrd The meaning IN
either hairy or hosry beard
To C. T A, who asks for ginfornssann
about the ancestry Of Marquis Lsfsyec4s
ton Of the name. G. I. A writes that
the name ia found 70 have been EpeDsd
Angel, AngleA and Angel. and that The
particular branch was among TIA
original settlers Of jamestown. Va
colony"
The surname Angle and AnreIl- which
Is the spelling usually employed IN Enr-
lands derived from the personal ns=as
AneEole or AngoId.
The coat OF arms Of the family Arzls
or angel sometimes spelling the name
Anegsll and AnegAl. is given as follows:
Gules a cinQuefoil or, within an orIe Of
eight crosses crosslet Of the last Crest,
on a chspeau q tower proper. For fuller
information OF the family see 'SGenesloEy
OF the descendants Of Thomas Angel who
settled in Providence. In fsSs," q volume
published by A c. Greene IN PruvidenoA
R. L, in 1Sz
To l. W. B.. who asks for the coat Of
which is descended from Issac Ove-tnn-
who came 70 this country In l62 Is
entitled to the coat Of arms thus de-
scribed: Azure, a bend within q bordur,
or. The crest is described thus; On q
chapeau a marriott sable. The name IA
derived from parishes IN Hsntx Chester,
Lancaster. York, and other COUNTIES Of
England.
Of the Moore family. IAN I imow oS
our earlier snceEtors." writes r. NJ. IN
that they came 70 America from Wales.
England, In the early colonial days and
settled in Baltimore Nd They ~ere
goIdsmiths Could you furnish crest
etc.
The only coat OF arms OF the Moore
family Of the South which an able 20
describe Is that Of James Moore, Gov
ernor OF South Carolina in 100. II In
described thus: Argent a mooroock, 80
BILE, combed and waited. gules The
crest is: On q tuft Of grsss, vert a
moorcOck. sable. combed and watdsd
sules The motto is: Mill utn euod nj
honestum.
The only early settler Of The name N
Maryland whose record am able 70 ind
land or near the Maryland line IN Della
ware In I762. His parents were EnEdsh
and were supposed TO have settled IN
Maryland. John Moore migrated 70
Chester. o. Many Of his descendants are
now found in Illinois. The tradition Is
that he had relatives living IN Virginia
or Kentucky.
I can also find record Of Philip Moore.
Of Scioto County. Ohio. who was born IN
New Jersey. lbs he lived In wash-
ington County. Maryland, during the rev
olution. He had I'VE sons and nvs
daughters Tradition has II hat hx had
relatives in New Jersey. PvnnsyrvsntS
and jefferson County. Virginia
To A b s.. who asks for something
about the Bacon family:
The Connecticut family Of the name
bear the following coat Of arms: Guiss.
on a chief argent, two mulletS, sable,
pierced Of the second. The crest is
boar PEASANT ermine, armed and hoofed
or. The motto Is. AIeoiocria forrns.
II is said that the English family Of
the name is descended from Grinwsld,
a relative Of the famous Norman chief
tain. William de Wsrebbe. Grmwsld
settled in England at the time Of the
Norman conquest and his grandson as
stunned the name OF Bacon, which was
their ancient Norman surname. Some
times the name was spelled Baohun and
Bacun. It is sometimes lstaniEed b.
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