CASH-NEILL
FAMILY

Our coat of arms

The Family Crest

The Cash-Neill family crest: a crowned shield with a gold lion at its center, praising hands, a warrior helmet, golden stairs and books in its quadrants, flanked by crossed swords and elephant tusks

AMEBARIKIWA MILELE

Swahili for "Forever Blessed", our motto of gratitude for perpetual blessing.

A vibrant tapestry

What does the Cash-Neill crest mean?

The Cash-Neill family crest is a vibrant tapestry of symbols and colors that encapsulate the values, heritage and aspirations of our family. The lion at its heart represents dauntless courage; together with the crown it speaks of power, strength and purpose across generations. The elephant tusks denote strength, wit, longevity, happiness, royalty, good luck and ambition, while the crossed swords honor the family's warrior spirit and readiness to defend its values.

The shield, quadrant by quadrant

Four symbols, one shield

Hover or tap a symbol to see it on the crest.

The full Cash-Neill family crest in detail

The palette

Colors with conviction

Gold

Intellectual awakening and enlightenment.

Red

Warrior spirit and military strength.

Green

Sustainability, hope, joy and loyalty in love.

Black

Consistent power and resilience.

Purple

Royal majesty, sovereignty and justice.

The motto

Amebarikiwa Milele

Written in Swahili beneath the shield, our motto means "Forever Blessed." It expresses the family's gratitude for perpetual blessing: for the elders who endured, the branches that multiplied, and the generations still to come.

You will find it on our reunion shirts, our newsletters and now across this site, a two-word prayer that has carried the family for more than a century.

A white Cash-Neill family reunion shirt with the gold crest on the chest

The crest in the wild: 2024 reunion collection.

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