MacIntyres of Glenoe and Camus-na-h-erie

by Duncan MacIntyre

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Published 1901 by Duncan MacIntyre in Edinburgh .
Written in English

Subjects:

• MacIntyre family.

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Edition Notes

Statement	by Duncan MacIntyre.
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL18456997M

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(ebook) CLAN MACINTYRE () from Dymocks online store. Until the publication of L.D. MacIntyre's Clan.   Major Alastair MacIntyre of Camus na h'Erie was born on 20 December at Midlothian, Scotland. 1,2 He was the son of Ian MacIntyre of Camus na h'Erie and Ida van der Gucht. 3 He married Margery Constance Grant-Morris on 4 September 1,2 He died in March at age 65 at Taunton, Somerset, England. 1,2.

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CLAN HALL Motto: "Vive Ut Vivas" - Live, So That You May Live Arms: Three black Talbots (a species of hound) heads Septs: Halle, Haule, Haul, Hal, De Aula, Hale, Haw, Collingwood, Crispin, Fitz William, MacHall. History: The history of Scotland, shrouded by the mists of time, indicates that the name 'Hall', is a Norman surname. Description: Until the publication of L.D. MacIntyre's Clan MacIntyre - A Journey to the Past, the only published history of Clan MacIntyre was The MacIntyres of Glenoe and Camus-na-h-Erie () by Duncan MacIntyre, 14th of Camus-na-h-Erie - 20 pages and one illustration. The 1st edition of this history greatly expanded on that effort. The source of this tartan is Wilson's '′ Sample Book. Bannerman. Origins of Name The Bannerman name is said to have originated in the privilege of carrying the king's banner in wartime, an honour the Bannermans had from approximately the 11th through the 13th century. As a consequence of this role, the Bannermans held the rank of knights.