Bailey - Set of 4 Coasters | Family Crest / Coat of Arms | Scottish Heritage
The surname Bailey has several historical origins in Britain, while the closely related Scottish form Baillie has a particularly distinguished history in the Scottish Lowlands. Derived from the medieval term baillie, referring to a steward, administrator, or judicial official, the name appears in Scottish records by the early 14th century. William de Baillie is recorded in Lothian in 1311, and the Baillies of Hoperig later became established at Lamington in Lanarkshire. The historic arms associated with this Scottish Baillie line feature a blue shield bearing nine silver stars arranged three, three, two, and one, accompanied by a boar's head crest. Branches of the Baillie family subsequently became established throughout Scotland and beyond, while the spelling Bailey became especially widespread in England, Ireland, and North America.
Historic Scottish Form:Baillie Meaning:“Steward, administrator, or judicial official.”
Top Coating: High-gloss MDF Back: Wood Cork to prevent sliding Size: 3.75" x 3.75" (9.5cm x 9.5cm) Thickness: 0.16" (0.4cm)
