http://www.flickr.com/photos/tanger.....ge/3139638734/
heres ours!

OMFG it's on a sheild?? O_o

yes, and we have a celtic sword above it.

O_o

That's my family crest, actually.

Dillon comes from the french Di Leon, meaning "of lion". The name actually goes back to some of Richard the Lionheart's family who moved to France after his death, and changed their surname to Lionheart. Over the years it was mutilated by the French to Di Leon. Some of the family got land in Ireland after it was conquered by the English (all that noble inbreeding, the Di Leons still had relatives in high places in England). So they were among the first English lords of Ireland. The name was again mutilated, by gaelic tongues into "Dillon". Eventually they were accepted as being Irish when they stood up against England in one of the many conflicts between England and Ireland.

And of course with a name meaning "of lion", the crest is (surprise-surprise!) of a lion.

:)

...wow you know alot about Dillon History
but if thats your family crest too...does that mean were related?

No... it's my last name. Its your middle name :)

I'm from the HOUSE of Dillon. Its my surname.

Other famous relatives: Ponce De Leon... but we don't talk about him. He was sort-of the black sheep of the conquistadors.

My grandma's surname was dillon then she got married to my grandpa who was finnish (Finland) then they had my dad then my dad made me
but if you really think about it long and hard, im indirectly related to you..at least thats what i think...man this is confusing O_o

Yep... you are

Look on the bright side: You've got noble blood!!

Then look on the dark side: You also have inbreeding

Lol
Im a descendant of
Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy who is a british noble =3

lol
im a descendant of
Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy who is a british noble =3