Serrurier Coat of Arms, Crest and Name Facts

Serrurier began as a French family name. Elsdon Smith's dictionary of American family names explains it as “one who made locks, a locksmith”.

• Related forms include Serruel.
• It began as an occupational name, from the work an early bearer did.
• From 1891 to 2000, 1,084 births in France were registered under Serrurier. Births ran at 42 in 1891–1900 and 98 in 1991–2000.

Serrurier coat of arms

Sharing the Serrurier name is not the same as sharing a crest; arms were granted to individual families. Get the complete Serrurier report, with a museum-style coat of arms.