Crest: A boar chained to a tree
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Thistles refer to Scottish ties.
Oak tree is a symbol of strength but also food (acorns) for swine.
Swine refers to the village of Swinewood in the county of Berwickshire.
Arms of Swinton of that Ilk
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The Swinton chiefs are likely to have been of Saxon origin, possibly descended from the prominent nobles of the kingdom of Northumbria. The kingdom of Northumberland straddled the modern day border between Scotland and England. According to tradition the name was acquired for their bravery in clearing the country of wild boar, with the family arms alluding to this legend. However, the name is more likely to have been of territorial origin: the village of Swinewood in the county of Berwickshire was granted by Edgar, King of Scotland, son of Malcolm III of Scotland to Coldingham Priory in 1098 following the Norman Conquest of England to the south.
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