Shaw Coat of Arms, Family Crest and Shaw Family History
If you are conducting some Shaw family history research then you can view the Shaw coat of arms and the name meaning and origin of the name as well as the meaning of symbols below. This is a great place to start when tracing your genealogy and Shaw surname history and will help you answer the question 'what is the meaning of my name?'
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SHAW
The name Shaw in Ireland is
of Scottish origin having been
brought to Ulster in the sixteenth
century by settlers from the
Mackintosh Clan.
Descendants bearing this name can
can be found in all four Provinces but
the highest density is still in the Province
of Ulster.
A Sept or Clan is a collective term describing a group of persons whose immediate ancestors had a common surname and all inhabited the same lands.
Meaning of Symbols & Colors on the Shaw Coat of Arms
| Or/Yellow/Gold | Represents Generosity. |  |
| Sable/Black | Denotes Constancy and sometimes Grief. |  |
| Vert/Green | Signifies Hope, Joy and sometimes, Loyalty in Love |  |
| The Chevron | Denotes Protection. Often granted as a reward to one who has achieved some Notable Enterprise |  |
| Engrailed Line/Invecked Line | Signifies Earth or Land |  |
| Eagle | Symbol of Power and Strength |  |
| Shamrock/Trefoil | Signifies Perpetuity |  |
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