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Norvel (also Norval, Norvell, Norwell) is a surname of Anglo-Norman origin, likely derived from Normanville or Norville in France and brought to Britain around the Norman Conquest. In Scotland the name is recorded heraldically as "Norvel and all that Ilk." Early Scottish records include William de Norwell in 1363 and Robert Norvyle, who witnessed a transfer of lands in Fife in 1373. It denotes a landed family name rather than an independent Highland- or Lowland-style clan, and no chief is associated with it.
Norvel (also spelled Norval, Norwell) is of Anglo-Norman origin, from Normanville/Norville in France, likely arriving in Britain around the time of the Norman Conquest. The earliest Scottish record is Robert Norvyle, who witnessed a land transfer in 1373; the family was designated in Scotland as 'Norvel and that Ilk' and bore arms of a silver field charged with three black martlets.
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Clan Norvel (Stirling) Tartan Crest Canvas Table Runner
Norvel · (Stirling) Tartan
Tartan Ornament
Norvel · (Stirling)
Drummer Ornament
Norvel · (Stirling)
Tartan Flag
Norvel · (Stirling)
Tartan Cap
Norvel · (Stirling) Tartan
Tartan Stocking
Norvel · (or Norvill) Tartan
Tartan Bag
Norvel
Tartan Ornament
Norvel · (Stirling)
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