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The Anglo-Saxon society was divided into various classes, of which "The Freeman" could be described as "Middle Class" in 20th Century terms, although direct comparisons are not possible. Certainly to be a "Free born person" denoted considerable and jealously guarded status. Since most people were effectively slaves. The surname derivation is from the pre 7th Century "freo" meaning "free born" and .....


Heraldry Database: Reid

Reid







Surname:  Reid
Branch:  Reid
Origins:  Scottish
More Info:  Scotland

Background:  Reid is a sept of Clan Robertson.


Motto:  Virtutis Gloria Merces, Glory is the reward of valour.
Arms:  Ar. an eagle, displayed, sa. membered and armed or, on his breast an escocheon gu.


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Name Variations:  Reid, Read, Reed, Reede, Redd, Reade.

References:
One or more of the following publications has been referenced for this article.
The General Armory; Sir Bernard Burke - 1842.
A Handbook of Mottoes; C.N. Elvin - 1860.
Scottish Clans and Tartans; Neil Grant - 2000.
Scottish Clan and Family Encyclopedia; George Way of Plean and Romilly Squire - 1994.
Scottish Clans and Tartans; Ian Grimble - 1973.
World Tartans; Iain Zaczek - 2001.
Clans and Families of Scotland; Alexander Fulton - 1991.






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