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Hello from Dumbarton 🤟

McCombich Stewarts (of Appin) who moved to Lochtayside c 1700

Macdonald- Lords of the Isles (West coast islands)

No no I'm from the pictish tribes masters of stone work and carvings my ancestors

Wilson

Hi my name is Christian Michael Bayne my family is from there and everything I would like to know where if I my ancestors are still my family still living there and everything I am laid to Hopkins hills Harris in the Bayne I would like to know about my whole family

I’m interested in the McNeill family, one travelled to Australia on the Minerva. I have Ripley, McPherson, and Waite family in my tree. Some settled around coastal NSW.

I dabbled a bit in the history of my paternal ancestors. Seems we were a border clan, and reivers as well. As lairds to the valley of Mickledale, that somehow ended, and, along with Elliots, Douglas', and other clans, were unceremoniously kicked out. The head of our Clan Little, David, died leaving no son, and the clan died. There was in the last few years, applications successfully for a clan society. Now we have our coat of arms back, and strangely, a tartan, which is kind of different for a border clan.

McGregor here

Clan MacLeod of Harris 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 here My Grandfather is John E Harris My father is English 😡 I denounce my English blood I'll never let the English for get who we are 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Clan MacLeod of Harris here My Grandfather is John E Harris My father's English 😡 I despise my English blood I denounce it !!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸🇵🇭🇰🇷 Scottish Gaelic Style

They are Border clans,not Frontier clans.

Lols. I admit that I only clicked on this because the thumbnail could be a photo of me before the red of my hair faded. My mom’s family is Lamont (rhymes with “damn it”)

My MacDonalds were from North Uist then Cape Breton Canada

I recently found out my bloodline is from Clan MacLeod of Harris Clan Harris Isle of Harris of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 on my grandfather's side John E Harris My father is English and tried to breed us out I despise my English family 😡

My grandmother's ancestors were MacGregors (MacNee). They were employed by the Laird McNabb, based in Killin. Family connection was broken when the family settled in McNab township, Ontario, ca 1825. Highland clearances. They were tough and resilient people. They spoke Gaelic in the home. The MacNees worked in forestry, laying out roads and harvesting the white pine. Some of them ended up in the Oregon area, working in the big trees of the temperate rain forest. Like what covered the highlands two thousand years ago.

Could Ulster be considered a part of the frontier? My Fleming ancestors were a part of the plantation as early as 1612, having crossed the 12 mile stretch from Argyllshire. Musterrolls from 1630 make a point to include what men were armed with.

Johnson is my name. One of my Great Grandfather's was a Chisholm.

As lang as they ken whey tha Inglish terrorists irr.

My mother’s side of the family were Adamsons. When she went to the tartan shop, they found that the Adamson clan were cross border cattle rustlers from the English. They were tied to the Macintosh Clan. Hence she walked out of the shop without a suitable tartan.

Staunton/ McEvily

In junior school, Brisbane, Australia, a Forbes and Gordon were best friends, and topped every class with a Campbell and a Stirling. They sat 4 in row for 3 years. I was a Melville. Great site you've got here. 👍

Forestner is my grandmother’s name and they all came over from Scotland but as she died early I never got a full detail of her ancestry. Will check out the site too! Thank you

Without dates, this doesn' t help as much as I had hoped

Don't forget the armstrongs

I have the mentioned but most are back 400 years. My MacGregor grandfather died in 1644 from Argyle. It was shortened to Gregg and Grandmother married Hazelrigg and died 1792. Most recent are Buchanan, Hay, Finley, Wallace, Elgar, Campbell, Smythe, Johnson, Clark, Patterson, Anderson, and Stewart.

Just an fyi: History is spelled wrong in the email link.

I was out Hiking by Tyndrum last month, got talking to local shepherds, who told me the area was a melting pot of local magnate clans, MacDonald, MacGregors, Clann Donnachaidh (Duncan / Robertson) and Campbells from Glenlyon. There is a pass near to Beinn Achaladair which was a cross roads of access to Glencoe, Glen Lyon and over to Rannoch which was heavily fought over. I'm from Clann Donnachaidh. Much of it was about raiding.

You mentioned Bruce Fumey and I immediately subscribed to your channel 👍🏻 I’m a Robertson, also known as Clan Donnachaidh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My Mother was a Deese, part of the Davidson Clan. Her mother's grandmother was a McDonald, her mother was a Livingston, her mother was a Boyd, her mother was a Cumming, and her mother (or grandmother, there's some confusion) was a Fleming.

The Horsburghs are from pleebles Shire down from Edinburgh in the boarders. Yes we had a territorial seat and did have a laird ... Horsburgh clan. I am a Horsburgh born. Mothers family were highlanders the MacDonald's..and have a connection to multi clans.

named.publicprofiler is not a secure sight!

I am a Edwards my brother can't find any thing lol I am a Macfarlane also but my MacFarlane settled in Illinois they are direct my father is Edwards and my Grandfather on Mothers side MacFarlane which I believe came from old france just found that recently.

My Grandfather was a McCollum. I read this clan settled around Lorne in the 13th century. Would this be part of the border region?

I am Scottish decent....ever heard of McElyea. ?

My maiden name is Bell and I am a member of Clan Bell N.A.

My people were "border reavers." Lived on the border between Scotland and England, and raided travelers moving across the border...

I am of the Clan Carruthers, now a Crowder coming to America in 1619 as a plantation owner and a part of the London Company to Jamestown. Abord the Bona Nova, my ancestor Hugh. Enjoyed your video greatly, thank you for sharing.

Why do Yanks have to Americanize & Yankee-fy other nations' language, cultures & history??😡🤷Presumably these 'frontier' clans are the ancestors of Davy Crockett, King of The Wild Frontier? WE HAVE BORDERS LADDIE - BORDERS!!!🙄

Come from the Chief Campbell line😊

My Scottish great-grandfather's mother was a MacGregor, according to our family lore. My knowledge of the clan is minimal, though I do know a fair amount of Scottish history. (And I've become a fan of Bruce Fummey's videos.) I am an American; my great-grandfather emigrated to the United States in the 19th century - first to Philadelphia, then to Washington DC, then to Cincinnati, and finally to Fruita, Colorado, leaving his family behind. He came from Callander.

Supposedly my Baird ancestor was kicked out of Scotland and sent to the new world in 1670 as an indentured servant. My dad’s family were in Tennessee since early 1800 until my grandfather left. I actually live not far from where the indentured Baird is buried in New Jersey. My grandmother was a Campbell from North Ireland. Came to the US over 100 years ago.

Called Lowland and border clans. My MacLellan ancestors were in the lowlands of Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway. But who lived as the Highland clans and served Scotlands kings for over 500 years.

Clan Graham occupied lands in the lowland but also in the Highlands. Frontier clan?

Mine are Ferguson. I'm scotish/ Irish .

I am an American descendant of Simon Frazier who came to America in th1800"s. During the Jacobite war and after wards we were known as the fighting Fraizers and known as fierce fighters. A little history of their exploits in North America, I thought you might enjoy my ancestor Simon Frazier (a different Simon from the one in your story yet a descendant of his) on May28th of 1808 mapped out part of western Cananda and America (at the time they didn't have a border set dividing these two countries yet). thus, there is a river and valley named for the Frazier's. Some had children with the Native Tribes there and bought their sons home to their families in upper New York and Virgina. Interestingly some of us are of mixed race. The Lummi Natives are still in that area and live on the west coast of Washington state and southwest Canada. I had the joy of meeting my Native American Ancestors when I lived in Bellingham Washington. In the archives of the Bellingham library is a great deal of information on Simon Frazier.

was the hunter clan a low land clan

Clan Dalziel Fought with wallace an the bruce an prince Charlie. In Lanarkshire. Campbell would also be a frontier clan tho they are in both Highlands an lowlands.

First time watcher here! I did like your video and enjoyed the information. My ancestors were, on both sides from the Highlands, the Hebrides and the Borders on my Dad’s side, and the SW Coast of Ireland from Dingle to Dublin on Mom’s side. I’ve tried to box it up, as you said, but it’s just Not Possible. I subscribed and am looking forward to future videos that may help me build that tidy little box! Cheers Lynn in Naples FL 😎💫