O'Bryant Coat of Arms, Family Crest and O'Bryant Family History
O'Bryant Family History
The name O'Bryant in Ireland is sometimes used as a form of O'Brien, taken from the native Gaelic O'Briain Sept, that of King Brian Boru. The Norman name Bryan is also changed in this fashion. This family settled in County Kilkenny where the name can still today be found.
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 O'Bryant Coat of Arms
Azure/Blue | Represents Loyalty and Truth. | |
Gules/Red | 'The Martyr's colour', signifies Military Fortitude and Magnanimity. | |
Or/Yellow/Gold | Represents Generosity. | |
Cinquefoils | Signifies Hope and Joy | |
Crosses | Often representing Faith or Christian beliefs, possibly relating to the Crusades | |
Fusil | Denotes Travel and Labour |
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