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Kirkin of the Tartan
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Arthur Clan
Baird Clan
Buchanan Clan
Burnette Clan
Calendonia
Society of N.O.

Calquhoun Society
Campbell Clan
Carmichael Clan
Davidson Clan
Donald Clan
Douglas Clan
Elliot Clan
Furgusson Clan
Graham Clan
Grant Clan
Gregor Clan
Gunn Clan
Hamilton Clan
Hay Clan
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Avenue of the Clans
 

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Henderson Clan
Keith Clan
Little Clan
Mackay Clan
MacLaine
of Lochluie Clan

MacLeod Clan
McAlpin Clan
McLain Clan
Mcnabb Clan
McNeil Clan
O'Sullivan Clan
Scott Clan
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Gulf Coast Pipe & Drums
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Order of the Rose
Scottish Society of Mobile

Browse the Clan Spaces on the Avenue of the Clans - where you can investigate your Genealogy and learn the history of your clan. (Highlighted Clans will have tents/booths set up and Clan Representatives on-hand to answer your questions.)

All Clan members are invited to attend, set up a Clan Space and participate in our special activities.
 

Kirkin of the Tartan
 

We celebrate the liturgy of the Kirkin 'O' the Tartan which is a blessing of the the Tartan. Father
 

Tartan Parade
 

The parade is comprised of pipebands, dancers, athletes and clan members. All children are encouraged to march in the parade with their favorites.
 


The Douglas Badge

The Honor Clan is Clan Douglas
 

 
Clan Douglas, also referred to as the House of Douglas, is an ancient family from the Scottish Lowlands taking its name from Douglas, South Lanarkshire, and thence spreading through the Scottish Borderland, Angus, Lothian and beyond. The clan does not currently have a chief, therefore it is considered an armigerous clan.

The Douglases were once the most powerful family in Scotland. The chiefs held the titles of the Earl of Douglas, and following their forfeiture the chieftancy devolved upon the Earl of Angus (see also: Duke of Hamilton). The 4th Earl of Morton held the chieftaincy during the 16th century, the Earldom of Morton was then a subsidiary
title of the 8th Earl of Angus after the 4th Earl's forfeiture and death in 1581.

The family's original seat was Douglas Castle in Lanarkshire, but they spread to many properties throughout Southern and North-Eastern Scotland.
 


The most popular Douglas tartan, Modern green or blue Douglas.

 

The background of this page is the Douglas Tartan.

 

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