The name Brue dates back to the year 1250 in the registers of nobility in England and France. The surname Brue, was brought to England with William the Conquer from Normandy France. The name Brue comes from the River Brue that flows through Somerset, England. It comes from its meaning the Old English word "hrym," which means bridge. The Somerset communities also included Glastonbury and Bruton in England. The bearers of the name Brue had been involved in ecclesiastical and administrative roles.

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The Bruce surname is indeed the same as the surname Brue. The surname Bruce has its origins in Scotland and is derived from the Old French name Brus, which comes from the place name Brix in Normandy, France. It is associated with the powerful Bruce family in Scottish history, notably led by Robert the Bruce, who became King of Scots during the Wars of Scottish Independence. 

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Brue Coat of Arms.

Color: Blue and Silber.

Symbol: Lion und  Crown.

Motto : (Latein)

 "Fortitudo et Honestas" in english"Strength and Honor"

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