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Contents:
- GAYLORD HISTORY, FAY CRT & COATS OF ARMS
- WELE TO GAYLORD TEXAN RORT & CONVENTN CENTER
- WELE TO GAYLORD OPRYLAND RORT & CONVENTN CENTER
GAYLORD HISTORY, FAY CRT & COATS OF ARMS
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Prime Dtatns Fd everythg you're yearng for durg your perfect getaway at Gaylord Hotels. The Gaylord fay's name is rived om the ancient Norman culture that was tablished Bra followg the Norman Conqut of island 1066. The name Gaylord riv om the nickname the galliard, which means the bold or the joyo.
[2] Early Origs of the Gaylord fayThe surname Gaylord was first found the London area where the first rerd of the name was the Lat form: Gaylard 1206. Later, Robert Gaylard was listed 1225, and later aga, John Galard was listed 1232. [3]The Hundredom Rolls of 1273 listed: John Gayllard, Cambridghire; William Gallard and John Galard Oxfordshire.
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View the Gaylord surname, fay crt and at of arms. Disver the Gaylord fay history for the English Orig. What is the orig of the name Gaylord? * the gaylord family *
[4]As a forename, we found Gaillarda Blome the Close Roll, 5 Edward II and Gaylar uxor Arnaldt Purib, Close Roll, 39 Henry III. " [5] Early History of the Gaylord fayThis web page shows only a small excerpt of our Gaylord rearch. Another 130 words (9 l of text) verg the years 1426, 1341, 1667, 1675, 1676, 1351, 1687, 1749 and 1687 are clud unr the topic Early Gaylord History all our PDF Extend History products and prted products wherever possible.
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Gaylord Spellg VariatnsBefore English spellg was standardized a few hundred years ago, spellg variatns of nam were a mon occurrence. The variatns of the surname Gaylord clu Gaylord, Gaillard, Galliard, Gaylor, Gayleard and others.
Early Notabl of the Gaylord fay (pre 1700)Outstandg amongst the fay at this time was Richard Gaillard and Hugh Gaillard, Brish Squir who bravely fought at the Combat of the Thirty on March 26th, 1351.