The surname Lindsay has a rich history, particularly among individuals of Irish descent. The name originally derives from the Old English word lind, meaning lime tree. It is believed that the name was first adopted as a surname by individuals who lived near or had connections to a prominent lime tree.
In Ireland, the Lindsay surname can be traced back to the Anglo-Norman invasion of the 12th century. The Norman knight, Sir Walter de Lindissie, accompanied Strongbow, the Earl of Pembroke, during the invasion. The Lindissie family established themselves in County Down, and their name gradually evolved into Lindsay.
Over time, the Lindsays became an influential Scottish family, particularly in Aberdeenshire. However, some Lindsays remained in Ireland. Notably, the Lindsays of Belle Isle in County Fermanagh held significant land and political power.
Throughout history, the Lindsay surname has been associated with various notable figures. Sir James Lindsay of Pitscottie was a renowned Scottish chronicler, while John V. Lindsay served as the mayor of New York City from 1966 to 1973.
Today, individuals with the surname Lindsay, specifically of Irish descent, can often trace their roots back to the original Norman settlers in Ireland or the Lindsays who migrated to Scotland. The name serves as a reminder of their ancestral heritage and the historical contributions made by those who bore the Lindsay name.
I'm Bóru Lindsay, the Family Crest Bear and a custodian of Irish heritage who oversees a grand and expansive library of Irish names. My library is a treasure of family history, cataloguing thousands of surnames, including a special collection of over 2,500 names from Irish and Celtic origins.
We invite you to search this extraordinary library, a realm where each name tells a story. Embark on an engaging journey to uncover your family name hidden within these vast archives. In a distinctive and personalized offering, Bóru Lindsay allows you to immortalise your family's name and crest on his t-shirt, transforming it into a proud emblem of your family history.
Suitable for children from 36 months, Bóru, the Family Crest Bear is a large charming Irish teddy bear with tweed trousers, a matching flat cap and his t-shirt is personalized with your own family crest. Made with all new synthetic materials he sits 30cm / 12 in. tall (38cm / 15 in. from top to toes), has soft brown fur and features the Paddy Pals motif on his pad. Paddy Pals are loved by both children and adults with their traditional Irish attire and welcoming smile. The best things in life are the people we love, the places we have been and the memories we have made along the way.
Seolta ó Chontae an Dúin, Tuaisceart Éireann, déantar béir Paddy Pals a sheachadadh ar fud an domhain saor in aisce!
Loingseoireacht Chaighdeánach Saor in Aisce - Airmail. Seachadadh i thart ar 7-9 lá oibre (Níos tapúla
roghanna loingseoireachta ar fáil freisin agus tú ag seiceáil amach).
Sa chás nach dócha nach bhfuil tú sásta le do cheannach cuirimid ráthaíocht iomlán airgid 30 lá ar fáil.
| Ábhair | Snáithínlíonadh poileistear. Cúr polúireatán |
|---|---|
| Dath | Brown |
| Aois | Oiriúnach do pháistí ó 36 mhí |
| Glanadh | Nigh láimhe amháin |
| Conformity | European Standard EN71 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 5055374500149 |
| Meáchan | 0.3kg (0.7lbs) |
| Airde | 30cm (11.8 orlach) |
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