Arthur Borradaile

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Borradailes, p. 193 "No Borradails, or families using any variation of the spelling of the name, are listed in Burke's Peerage, 1949, or in Landed Gentry, 1952. Burke's Encyclopaedia of Heraldry, 1847, describes the coat of arms for the Borradaile, Page 193 Electronic edition copyright 2008 by Wallace Venable Some Venables of England & America Borrodaile, or Borodail family: Arms: Or, three water bouquets in pale saltire, between two roundels gules, a chief vert. Crest: out of a tower a demi-greyhound holding between his forepaws a bunch of laurel. No county of origin is given. However, the English county from which came Arthur Bordale is known, and Arthur Bordale is the ancestor of the Borradails with whom this chapter is concerned. A 1687 deed in the Office of the Register of Deeds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, refers to "Arthur Bordale, late of Kirk-

"In the same immediate family there are a number of variations in the spelling, a few of which are Borradail, Borradaill, Borradaile, Borrodaille, Boorodail, Borodail, Burdaile, Borodell, Borrowdale, Bordale, Burdell. For greater ease in reading the spelling of Borradail is used unless quoted sources spell the name otherwise." bridge in Cumberland."