Abt 1060 - Arms-GRIMSTON
Grimston / Grymston Coat of Arms -- Recorded in the spellings of Grimston and Grimestone, this is an English locational surname. It is from any of the varied villages of the same spellings in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk, and all have the same origin and meaning. They derive from the Olde English pre 7th century personal name 'Grimr' which is also found in German and Scandanavian records, and means a 'mask'.
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| Linked to | William de Grimston; Daniel de Grymston; Silvester de Grymston; Knight Sir John de Grymston; Knight Sir Martin de Grymston; Sir Roger de Grymston; Knight Sir Thomas de Grymston; Walter de Grymston; Anne Grimston; Sir Thomas Grimston, Esq; Thomas Grimston, I; Thomas Grimston, II; Walter Grimston; Duke of Yorkshire Walter Grimston; Thomas Grymston |
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