Maynard

Maynard is an English surname with Norman-French roots, derived from the personal name Mainard or Magenard. It was popularized by the medieval poem “Piers Plowman,” which features a character named Maynard. The name is most commonly found in the southeastern counties of England, particularly Kent and Sussex. Famous Maynards include musician Conor Maynard and NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield. The Maynard coat of arms features a red shield with a gold chevron and three silver fleurs-de-lis, representing faith, wisdom, and chivalry.

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