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248.1 | Check Yank branch | USAT03::MICHAEL | Irish Thorn in Manager's side | Mon Aug 17 1987 19:09 | 4 |
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See if there are any CHRISTIE's in US. Mother is from Edinburgh
But she mentioned something about Farquinson? Spell? I was born
in Ireland but we have a large Scot family.
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248.2 | Now... | AYOV10::DHUNTER | I came, I saw, I left. | Tue Aug 18 1987 09:58 | 2 |
| Try Farquarson.
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248.3 | that's it | USAT03::MICHAEL | Irish Thorn in Manager's side | Tue Aug 18 1987 20:10 | 3 |
| You got it. goofy name for a bunch of Highlanders. Anyway, what's
with this clan, would this be the one? Be in Edinburgh in three
weeks, seeing family.
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248.4 | A nice house... | SKYLRK::HAZEL | | Wed Aug 19 1987 01:34 | 7 |
| I do not know of an American branch of the clan but if you ever
go to Scotland Colonel Faquarson has a castle nicer and larger than
than the Queen's , Balmoral. It is located on Deeside just
a few miles before you enter the town of Brammar.
regards,
Hazel Donaldson
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248.5 | Sorry so slow | CSSE::BANCROFT | | Tue Sep 01 1987 19:32 | 5 |
| Just read 248.1
Will look for Christie. Sounds like a Sept of a clan rather than
a clan itself. Sept members have full clan rights (like fighting
and dying for the clan).
Phil
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248.6 | Clan Farquharson USA Data | CSSE::BANCROFT | | Wed Sep 02 1987 12:34 | 28 |
| RE: Celt Notesfile 248.1
CHRISTIE, and CHRISTY are Septs of the FARQUHARSON Clan.
(As a surname though, in Scotland it means "A diminutive of Christopher,
which signifies Christ's carrier.")
THE CLAN FARQUHARSON SOCIETY
JOHN T. FARGASON, PRESIDENT
203 CARMEL HILL ROAD NORTH
BETHLEHEM, CONN. 06751
contact the president for membership, all clan Septs invited.
The address was from:
THE HIGHLANDER MAGAZINE
PO BOX P44044
CHICAGO, ILL. 60644 1 year $10.50 2 years $19.50
FARQUHARSON (Gaelic name MacFhearchair)
CLANSMEN'S CREST: A demi-lion rampant, gules, holding in his dexter paw a
sword proper, pommelled or. (Top half of a left facing lion, holding in
his a right paw a sword pointed up, with a pommel (grip) colored gold).
CLAN MOTTO: Fide et fortitidine (by fidelity and fortitude)
I recommend the Highlander magazine, it lists ALL the Scottish gatherings,
and has interesting stories and FASCINATING adds on Scottish wear and
gear (including bagpipes).
Luck, Phil (Clan Ross)
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248.7 | Burns researched | CSSE::BANCROFT | | Thu Sep 03 1987 11:47 | 14 |
| For Kevin Patrick Burns
BURNS .... fom BURNESS
BURNESS .. Sept of Clan CAMPBELL, in Ayrshire in 14th Century
Clan CAMPBELL Society (USA)
343 West Patrick Circle
Melbourne, Florida 32901
Open to those named or descended from Campbell or Septs.
They issue a quarterly journal.
Phil Bancroft (Clan Ross)
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248.8 | any info I could supply? | ANOVAX::TOUGH | What! You want to net my cluster?! | Wed Sep 23 1987 17:52 | 12 |
| I will be attending the games at Stone Mtn. Ga. again in October.
If anyone needs more info on clans or surnames, give a yell and
I'll check the clan tents.
If anyone care to come down, the games are October 17 an 18 at
Stone Mountin Park, Atlanta Ga. There is also a military tatoo
on thursday the 15TH of Oct at the park.
I will be working with the CAMERON's in the Scottish food stand
and welcome all those who would say hello!
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248.9 | More addresses - a pointer | MTWAIN::WARD | | Thu Jul 21 1988 16:33 | 6 |
| There are also addresses for several clan associations listed in
the Genealogy Conference (CLT::GENEALOGY), Note 74.
Randy
(Member, Clan Shaw Association
and proud of it!)
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248.10 | The well armed highlander | CGVAX2::PRIESTLEY | | Fri Jan 29 1993 17:24 | 17 |
| Speaking of well dressed Scots.
Back in the 18th century at Ft. Ticonderoga, there were many soldiers
of Highlands origin. Their penchant for bladed weapons was such
that it made it necessary for the command to issue a directive limiting
the number of bladed weapons a Scot could carry to three to include
Sghain Dhubh, Dirks, and swords, as well as bayonets and official
cutlery. It would seem that the well armed Highlander carried at least
one Sghain, one dirk, a broadsword and often a claedhaemhor to round
things out; sometimes an axe would also be added to the whole creating
a very heavy kit and a very impressive spectacle going into battle.
Andrew
sept name Houston, association to clan MacDonald
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