WebIf Clan MacTavish had attended the Jacobite Army, or fought at Culloden as a clan, the clan lands might have been forfeit. It is of interest to note that the Duke of Argyll, the … http://www.old.clanmactavish.org/commissioners/documents/ABriefhistoryofClanMacTavish.pdf

A Brief History of Clan MacTavish

WebClan MacTavish website at www.clanmactavish.org , and may not be copied or stored by any means whatsoever without the approval of the author/copyright holder. WebThe preferred modern method of detailing clan related surnames is now Associated Family Names, which were once called Septs. The founder of Clan MacTavish in Knapdale was Taviss Mor Mhic macCalumn, or, Tavis the Great son of Calumn (or simply Tavis Coir 1) in 12th century Argyll. His ancestors were the Irish MacGilletamhais of Guill and Irgull ... panetteria intragna

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WebAuthentic MacTamhais clan crest & plaid products & MacTamhais tartans with expert service from CLAN, Scotland's original online heritage store WebTaviss Mor, a Conqueror of Cowal, was the progenitor of the Clan Tavish and his brother, Ivor Cromb, the progenitor of Clan Iver. With the gradual changing of the Gaelic to English, MacTamhais became phonetically “Englished” to MacTavish. MacTamhais’ literal translation is "Son of Thamais" (Son of Thomas). WebMacComy was a common surname in Breadalbane 250 or more years ago. In the “Roll of Clans,” 1587, the Maccomies appear as “Clan M’Thomas in Glensche.”. * MACLEHOSE – From G. Mac Gille Thamhas, ‘son of the gillie of Tammas,’ the Scots form of Thomas. * MacTavish – From G. Mac Tamhis, a form of MacThamhais, ‘son of Tammas ... エタノール 99.5% wako