Lawlor Family History
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  • History
    • Name Origins
    • Family Shield
  • Genealogy
    • Family Tree
    • A Brief Family Biography & Historical Notes
  • Memoirs
    • Ireland >
      • Virginia and the community that I lived in during my early childhood years
      • Personal description of the community existing in Virginia in the 1940s
      • The people and friends I remember in Virginia
      • Leaving Ireland
      • Historical Locations >
        • Our Ancestral Home On Rahardrum Lane, Virginia
        • Our Ancestral Home On New Street, Virginia
        • St Mary's Old School, Virginia
        • Lough Ramor, Virginia
        • Virginia
        • County Cavan
    • England >
      • Introduction
      • Our Beginnings in Manchester, England
      • Chorlton-on-Medlock
      • Moss Side
      • Hulme
      • Pictures of Present Day, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Moss Side & Hulme, 2014
      • Reflections
  • Photographs
  • Links
  • Contact
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The shield is the heart of any armorial crest and with its tinctures (colours), charges and ordinaries making up the basic arms.  The Lawlor shield bears a lion rampant (upon its hind legs in the attitude of protecting or being on guard).  The lion is the king of beasts and is a symbol of strength and deathless courage in service to his country and faith. 

Gold signifies generosity and elevation of the mind, it is associated with surpassing valor. Silver (argent) signifies sincerity, peace and innocence, it is associated with the light of day. Red signifies courage and magnanimity, it is associated with the doing of the noble act.

Mottos were the battle cry of the clan.  It was emblazoned upon the banners and carried into battle and upon the personal and household property of the family. It was the creed by which the family lived.  

The Lawlor Motto is "Fortis et Fedelis" (Brave and Faithful).
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  • Home
  • About
  • History
    • Name Origins
    • Family Shield
  • Genealogy
    • Family Tree
    • A Brief Family Biography & Historical Notes
  • Memoirs
    • Ireland >
      • Virginia and the community that I lived in during my early childhood years
      • Personal description of the community existing in Virginia in the 1940s
      • The people and friends I remember in Virginia
      • Leaving Ireland
      • Historical Locations >
        • Our Ancestral Home On Rahardrum Lane, Virginia
        • Our Ancestral Home On New Street, Virginia
        • St Mary's Old School, Virginia
        • Lough Ramor, Virginia
        • Virginia
        • County Cavan
    • England >
      • Introduction
      • Our Beginnings in Manchester, England
      • Chorlton-on-Medlock
      • Moss Side
      • Hulme
      • Pictures of Present Day, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Moss Side & Hulme, 2014
      • Reflections
  • Photographs
  • Links
  • Contact