Clan buchanan

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Names of Clan Buchanan include Coleman, Cousland, Dewar, Dow, Gibb, Gibbon, Gibbs, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilbertson, Harper, Leavy, Lennie, Lenny, McAuslan, MacCormack, McGeorge, McGibbon, MacInally, Mckinley, McMaster, Masters, Masterson, Morris, Richardson, Risk, Rusk, Spittle, Walters, Watson, Watt, Weir, Yule and Zuill. We are working hard to create a history and heraldry page for each Sept.

The Island of Clairinch — The Clan Buchanan

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The Christianization of Anglo-Saxon England began towards the end of the 6th century AD, and by the end of the succeeding century, all the kings of Anglo-Saxon England were Christian, at least nominally.

…if what Dr. Jim Wilson, announced via press release instead of the more standard academic publication, is true. “A Young Daughter of the Picts” attributed to Jacques le Moyne de Morgues, circa 158…

This foray into the history of Scottish clans will focus on Clan Buchanan, a clan noted for their impact on Scottish history as well as their *ahem* colourful tartan. King of Kippen Walter Scott - a great source of information for this series of blogs - related a fantastic story about one notable member of this clan. The king's men protested that the meat belonged to the king to which John replied that if James was king in Scotland, he was King in Kippen. When the king arrived, John was…

Clan Buchanan is a highland Scottish Clan that originates in the Stirling Region of Scotland. The surname Buchanan is a geographical surname that is derived from the Gaelic terms buth meaning ̶…

Buchanan is the 404th most common surname in the U.S. Lookup Buchanan family birth, death, marriage and divorce records for free!

For centuries, the Scottish clan Buchanan has been without a chief. The clan can trace its origins back to 1010 A.D., and has millions of members, not