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	SCOTTISH CLANS AND SEPTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		MacShimes is a sept of the Fraser of Lovat clan
		Phillipson is a sept of the MacDonnell of Keppoch clan
		Sime is a sept of the Fraser of Lovat clan
	www.gwp.enta.net /septs.htm (7933 words)

	Clan MacLea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Head of the Highland Clan MacLea, Alistair Livingstone, is the "Baron of the Bachuil", so recognized in his 2002 matriculation of arms by the Lord Lyon King of Arms.
		Clan MacLea/Linvingstone fought the English at the Battle of Pinkie Cleugh 1547.
		Clans Campbell and Maclean are known to have become important in the time of Robert the Bruce (1274-1329; ie 13th and 14th century).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clan_Livingstone (1646 words)

	Clan Livingstone/MacLea Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A clan or family is a 'noble incorporation' because it has an officially recognised chief or head who being a nobleman of Scotland confers his noble status on the clan or family, thus making it a legally and statutorily recognised noble corporation often called 'the Honourable Clan…'....
		A clan as a noble incorporation is recognised as the chief’s heritable property - he owns it in law and is responsible for its administration and development."
		In recognition of the sterling work that Robert Livingston, Placerville, California has contributed to the clan, he was appointed as the Clan Commissioner in the Americas.
	www.clanlivingstone.com /clansociety.htm (295 words)

	Scottish Surnames A-L (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The clan name was used to describe a tribal federation after the marriage of Eva Chattan and Angus Mackintosh, after 1291.
		First record of William de Douglas in Lanarkshire, 12th C. Because of the clan's wealth, strength, and influence, they were a threat to the royal Stewarts, which caused them to lose their title and lands in 1455.
		Ancestry traced to Duncan of Carrick of the 12th C.; or Henry Cinnidh was a younger brohter of William the Lion and founded the clan.
	www.daire.org /names/scotsurs.html (3289 words)

	The over 500 Tartans & Clan Index of Scottish Clans, Septs and Distinguished families. Search Engine traces family ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Eventually, clans or families adopted their own tartan, using a range of animal and earth colours which were frequently secret, only known to the weavers of the islands.
		A clan is a social group whose core comprises a number of families derived from, or accepted as being derived from, a common ancestor.
		Clan MacDonnell of Keppoch: MacGillivantic, MacGilp, Macglasrich, MacKillop, MacPhilip, Philipson, Ronald, Ronaldson.
	www.infokey.com /hon/tartans.htm (1781 words)

	Early Maclay History
		The Maclay or Macleay Clan was formed by the descendents of Dunsleeve c.
		Great MacLea, who possessed at the same time a large extent of property in the parish (Contin) and who was wont in the seasons of danger to retire to the island as a place of refuge from his enemies.
		I suspect the Maclay Clan is smaller and less well known than other Scottish clans not so much because of their losses in battle, but because of this wanderlust.
	members.fortunecity.com /kgoofy7/EarlyMaclayHistory.htm (3831 words)

	Genealogy Resources on the Internet - Scottish Clans Mailing Lists
		A mailing list for anyone with an interest in Scottish Clans including their history, genealogy, culture, and presence in the world today through clan organizations.
		An associated project is The MacArthur Family Tree Project, a database of MacArthur genealogical research that will hopefully bring together all branches of the Clan.
		A mailing list, sponsored by the Clan Ramsay Association of North America, for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Clan Ramsay, its septs, and associated families (e.g., Ramsay, Ramsey, Dalhousie, Maule, Brechin, and Brecheen) in any place and at any time.
	www.rootsweb.com /~jfuller/gen_mail_country-unk-sctclan.html (5092 words)

	Livingston/MacLea/Boggs Surname DNA Project - Family Project Website
		The y-chromosome is passed from father to son, so only MEN bearing an appropriate surname such as Livingston or MacLea are eligible to be participants.
		Women with an interest in the Project are urged to sponsor a male relative with the appropriate surname, such as an uncle, a cousin or a nephew.
		The Gaelic name of Livingston now is "Baile Dhun Leibhe" (the town of Dunlevin) and many members of the clan Maclea eventually took the surname Livingstone up, as if it were an English translation of their Gaelic name.
	www.familytreedna.com /public/livingston_maclea_dna (876 words)

	The Livingstone settlers of Southern New South Wales
		But this clan seems to have believed that the “Living” component in the name Livingston (actually a town in West Lothian, Scotland), had originally been a name related to their own, and that the aristocratic Livingston family of lowland Scotland was a natural ally
		That it is possible for a Maclea family from Argyll to have moved long ago to Strathmore, changed its surname or developed a new one, and yet still remembered their old links, is fortunately known to be the case because of the survival of
		The name which probably lies behind the Maclea name, and which they probably thought connected them to the Livingstone name, was Donnsleibhe (“bh” in Gaelic is pronounced a bit like an English “v”, or more precisely like the European Spanish “v” in “cerveza”).
	users.skynet.be /lancaster/Livingstone.htm (4607 words)

	McLea Web
		As most of you know, we of the Macleay Clan are one of Scotland’s oldest families.
		Although we have been associated with the Stewarts of Appin, The MacDonalds and the MacDougalls, we pre-date them all by hundreds of years.
		Alistair Livingston, is ‘Chief of the Clan Maclea, Coarb of St. Moluag, and Baron of the Bachuil – by the Grace of God’.
	www.macleay.cncfamily.com /interest.htm (361 words)

	The Scottish Heraldry Forum Message
		Alistair Livingstone of Bachuil on his well deserved recognition as Head of the Clan MacLea and on his splendid new matriculation.
		The article made me wonder as to name and arms and past instances (which do not readily spring to mind although I can research them if needs be) where the heir to a House or Chieftaincy could not take the honour/arms until or unless the "name" was resumed.
		In this case, I understand that the name MacLea was dropped in favour of Livingstone due to "political" expediancy many years ago.
	www.heraldry-scotland.co.uk /oldforum/ShowMessage.asp?ID=314 (327 words)

	Clan Livingstone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This is very much to be encouraged as it will not only identify a Livingstone Y chromosome but may show our links to other clans.
		The Clan Livingstone Society has been set up at the request of many kinsman around the world and the approval of Alastair Livingstone of Bachuil, the head of the small but ancient ecclesiastical clan based on Lismore.
		Lismore is an island lying in the Firth of Lorne between Oban, Mull, Morvern and Benderloch.
	www.clanmclea.co.uk (127 words)

	YWWI - Burgenland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This is a Scottish clan, with a Gaelic "highland" heritage.
		The clan is still lead by the "Baron of the Bachuil", which is an officially recognized title of Lord Lyon King of Arms.
		Other MacLea families in the Lorn region of Argyll are considered to be part of the sa
	www.infoax.com /en/Burgenland (11135 words)

	Genealogy Resources on the Internet - Maci-Macn Surname Mailing Lists
		The CLAN-MACINNES mailing list is for anyone with a genealogical or historical interest in the Scottish Clan MacInnes.
		The CLAN-MACKAY mailing list is for anyone with a genealogical or historical interest in the Scottish Clan MacKay.
		Additional information can be found on the McNew Clan website.
	www.rootsweb.com /~jfuller/gen_mail_surnames-maci.html (1854 words)

	Family Tree DNA - we do genetic tests for your genealogy questions! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Participation in this project is open to people interested in the genetic relationship of families bearing the surnames Livingston or MacLea or any of their variants.
		The goal of this project is distinguish between various branches of the families and to confirm that there is a gentic relationship between the families with different surnames.
		A secondary goal is to determine the early origins of Clan MacLea (the Highland Livingston's) and the lowland House of Livingston.
	www.familytreedna.com /surname_det.asp?group=Livingston (517 words)

	Clan: Stewart
		There are many references to clans within the hundreds of historical pages on our site.
		Septs of the Clan: Boyd, Garrow, Menteith, Monteith, Carmichael, Hunter, MacMichael.
		Stewart, Appin: Carmichael, Combich, Livingston, Livingstone, MacCombich, Mackinlay, Maclae, Maclay, Maclea, Macleay, MacMichael.
	www.electricscotland.com /webclans/stoz/stewart.html (158 words)

	Clan Livingstone Matriculation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Official Home of the Clan McLea - the Highland Livingstones
		JOHN LIVINGSTONE OF BACHUIL, COARB OF ST MOLUAG, BARON OF THE BACHUIL, HEAD OF THE HIGHLAND CLAN MacLEA
		the Petitioner having prayed that the foresaid Arms might be confirmed unto his great-great grandfather John Livingstone of Bachuil, Coarb of St Moluag, Baron of the Bachuil as Head of the Highland Clan MacLea together with the additaments appropriate to the Head of the Highland Clan MacLea
	www.clanlivingstone.com /Matriculation.htm (412 words)

	Livingston home page
		The Badge show here is the one belonging to the Clan Livingstone group of people from the Scottish Highlands and can be displayed by any person claiming to be from the Scottish Highland Clan of Livingstone.
		If you passionate enough to prove if you are Highlander or a Lowlander there is a DNA test available from March 2003.
		New Arms for the Chief of MacLea's Hoisting the new Colours
	www.users.bigpond.com /livingsk/livingsk.htm (298 words)

	My Family
		CLAN MACLAY MOVED TO NORTHERN IRELAND UPON RECEIVING FREE LAND FROM THE KING (JAMES 1), EARLY IN THE 1600'S. Maconlea, Clan leaw, Clan leaws, Clan leiw, Clan laiws, Clan Laigh, Clan Leayn, Clan Laine, Mhic-a-Lea, M'Lea, McLea, McClea, Maclea, MacLea, Mac Leay, M'Clea, McCleay, McClay, Macleay, and Maclay.
		THE D DISAPPEARS THROUGH EUPHONISTIC ELISION IN GAELIC AND THERE IS LITTLE DOUBT THAT THEIR EPONYMIC ANCESTOR WAS DUNSLEVE, THE SON OF AEDH, ALAIN, WHO THROUGH HIS SON SUIBHNE OR SWENE WAS ALSO ANCESTOR OF THE MAC SUIBHNES OR M'EWENS, THE ANCIENT LORDS OF OTTER IN COWAL AND ARGYLL AND OF CASTLE SWEEN IN KNAPDALE".
		THIS CONFIRMS WHAT THE LYON CONJECTURAL TREE STATES: THAT THE MACLAYS ARE DESCENDANTS OF THE DUNSLEVE CLAN C. Children were: JOHN MACLAY.
	members.fortunecity.com /kgoofy7/d39.htm (2423 words)

	History of the Stewart Clan
		The Stewart clan motto is "Virescit vulnere virtus" which means "Courage grows strong at a wound".
		Surnames regarded as septs (sub-branch) of the Stewart clan include Cook, Cruickshanks, Duilach, France, Francis, Garrow, Jameson, Jamieson, Lombard, Lorne, MacCamie, MacCloy, MacCombich, MacGlashan, MacKirdy, MacLae, MacLea, MacLeay, MacMichael, MacMunn, MacMutrie, Moodie, Munn, Sharp.
		Stewart was the 7th most frequent surname at the General Register Office
	www.rampantscotland.com /clans/blclanstewart.htm (292 words)

	Free PHP ODP Script : Society : Organizations : Lineage : Cultural : Clans : Scottish : Livingstone
		Free PHP ODP Script : Society : Organizations : Lineage : Cultural : Clans : Scottish : Livingstone
		Origins of the name and variations through history, transmutation to Livingston, and details of the MacLea Livingstone DNA project.
		Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.
	www.wybitni.pl /odp/index.php?c=Society/Organizations/Lineage/Cultural/Clans/Scottish/Livingstone (90 words)

	A Tribute To Tartans and Clans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Over 30,000 names cross referenced to their Family Tartan and Clan
		The Royal Stewart and Blackwatch are free tartans which many be worn by anyone.
		Clan MacDonnell of Keppoch: MacGillivantic, MacGilp, Macglasrich, MacKillop,
	www.genealogyweb.com /tartans.htm (1788 words)

	Genealogyweb presents..Tartans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chief's Dress Sett worn by the chief and members of his/her family.
		The Clan Tartan worn by members of the clan.
		District Setts regional, worn by anyone in that region.
	www.genealogyweb.com /tartansA.html (1840 words)

	October 2002 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Others have beaten the Scottish surname issue into the ground, but I will point out that Maclay is a perfectly valid name without all the sexual wordplay baggage.
		The Maclays are members of Clan Stewart, and there are many variations on the name within the clan (including Maclea, Macleay, Macleigh, etc. etc.) A senator from Pennsylvania in the 1800's, an American romance novelist, and a prominent modern-day barrister all share the name.
		I've got a clan tartan around here somewhere...
	www.atpobtvs.com /existentialscoobies/archives/oct02_p17.html (21459 words)

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