Family

The Caddell family is a Scottish family with historical roots that can be traced back to various regions of Scotland. While not an official clan, the Caddells have a distinct identity and heritage that contribute to Scotland’s rich tapestry of family histories. The name Caddell is believed to have derived from the Gaelic term ‘cadal’, meaning ‘sleep’ or ‘rest’, which might suggest a peaceful nature or a historical anecdote lost to time.

Historically, members of the Caddell family have been involved in various professions and roles within Scottish society, ranging from landowners and farmers to positions of influence in political and social spheres. Over the centuries, the Caddells have spread across Scotland and beyond, contributing to the communities they settled in and maintaining a sense of family unity and identity. The family’s history is marked by its adaptability and resilience, reflecting the broader narrative of Scotland’s dynamic past.