Mackenzie vs MacLeod of Lewis Like You've Never Heard w/ Dr. Aonghas MacCoinnich
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Dr. Aonghas MacCoinnich of the University of Glasgow might be the best person around to teach us about the relationship between the MacLeods of Lewis and the Mackenzies. These clans had a turbulent history. Here's the entire conversation about the story of these two exciting Scottish clans!
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Family name McKenzie with great-great grandmother a Campbell. When Mr. McKenzie died she married McRae/McCrae. All from the highlands moved to Canada in 1800s.
Very interesting. Alone of Plaids. Why?
I loved this!!!! I had no clue that the MacClouds could only have small farms! Or that they also held land in the main land. I would like to know more about the cottars and farm servants, but unfortunaley theres no documentation. Thank you for sharing this!!!
Glad I could help!
A McKinsey from Texas here. 😊
My father was Walter Macleod Mackay.
Hi...my mother once told me that I was entitled to wear the Mackenzie-Macleod tartan. Could you confirm that these clans intermarried ?
The marriage connections are pretty well-documented, as things usually are when the upper echelon of society is involved. The question is one of "did they intermarry". The big question is if you are the descendant of any of these unions. I don't believe there is such a thing as "entitled" to wear any tartan. Most people prefer to wear a tartan that they have a personal connection to but there are no rules. I own one kilt where the connection is pretty indirect.
@thescottishclans ...thanks for your reply. My mother said many things. ..and I was never sure of the meaning behind any if them...but thanks for clearing that up...and so forthrightly 😂