Glaydall is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 8 characters long in length.
The variation of Glyde. A sort of road, or more properly speaking an opening. Aberdeenshire. 2. Gleid, squinting.
Glaydall is the variation of the Glanfield. See Glanville - A place in the arrondissement of Pont- l'Evêque, in Normandy, It is latinized ‘De Glanvilla,' and anglicized Glanfield. Robert de Glanville, a tenant in Suffolk, temp. Domesday was ancestor of the earls of Suffolk of that name.
The Glanvilles of Catchfrench, county of Corn wall, are descended from the G.'s of Halwell, county of Devon, circ. 1400, and they, according to tradition, from Ranulf de Glanville, lord of Glanville, near Pont l'Evêque, who entered England with the Conqueror.
Glaydall is a form of Glidden. A variant of Gladwin meaning "kind friend".
Form of Glide. See Glyde - A sort of road, or more properly speaking an opening. Aberdeenshire. 2. Gleid, squinting.