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MacLaurin Clan Crest Badge


"Bi' se mac an t' Slaurie" pre standardized gaelic meaning “Take control of the chain”, referring to the hearth chain that held the cooking pot. The deeper meaning is open to ones interpretation. Perhaps a quote from Ossian? It is not found in the Bible.

Clan Chief's Crest matriculated by John MacLaurin, Lord Dreghorn in 1781 the son of Colin MacLaurin the noted mathematician, educator and historian who collected the genealogies of Western Argyll found in Manuscript:1467. "Crest a Lady from the middle upwards ifouing out of the Wreath
in her arms a Child both proper and habited Vert" In use long before the modern Clan MacLaren was created in 1958 with it's motto "Creag an Tuirc".

Limited edition run from Baker Art Foundry.
Raised crest bonnet badge or plaid brooch.
Solid polished pewter with pin back app. 2" diameter.

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Introduction, MacLeran - MacLaren, tomato - tamatoe?,  The McEwen Surname, The McCallum Surname, The McVicar Surname, The Earliest Documents, Laurentius Ergadienfis epifcopus, vicar Labhruinn, Kilmartin parish, vicar Labhrun Mac Ghille-Coimded, Kilbodan, Benderloch, Dugal Cristini Laurencii, Kilmichael, Glassary parish, vicar Donald Dominici Maclaurante, Kilkerran parish Kintyre, vicar Johannes M’Lern in southwest Scotland, Indigenous clergy replaced by Campbell sons and English speaking vicars, Argyll M’Laurin Graduates Divinity College, University of Glasgow, ARGYLL MCLAURENCE The McLaurence Kindred vicars in Argyll and Strath Fillan, TIREE TO INVERARAY, ARGYLL McCleruns, Cornaigbeg, Tiree, Daniel/Donald MacLaurin Burgess of Inveraray, Rev. Daniel MacLaurin and Rev.John MacLaurin, Colin MacLaurin, Mr. McLaurin’s Journal of what passed relating to the Defence of Edinburgh, John MacLaurin, Lord Dreghorn, Clan chief, Humanitarian, Joseph Knight slave case heard in 1778 John McLaurin’s family history
1781 Chief of the McLaurins, Medieval MacLeran - McLaurin Genealogy based on the MS:1467, APPIN / BENDERLOCH, ARGYLL, Lorn records are scarce, Dugald Stewart of Appin I, The Rock of the Wicked Resolution, Dugald Stewarts mum named Maclarin, Imrich Latharna, Clan Battles, Battle of Leacann an Dothaidh, Battle of Lagan na Phail, Battle of Caochan na Fola, Battle of Lechadhu, Appin Divided, Appin and Duror are invaded, Tiree acquired by Duncan Stewart of Appin II, Donald McLaurin one of the Appin gentlemen a ‘daoine uaisle’, MacArthurs of Drumurk/Drumurch, Battle of Killiekrankie, The Fairies, Appin McLaurin rent payments, Appin McLaurins gave rent money to John Stewart, cousin of Appin, 1715 Rebellion, 1746 Stewart of Appin Clan Regimen, McLaurins in the 1745/46 Jacobite Rebellion, List of Heretors Tennants Servants and Cottar, List of persons within the parish of Lismore and Appin who have not delivered up thier Arms, Morag McLaurin from Glean na h-lola, Appin kidnapped and sold in New York City, Dr. Lachlan McLaurin, Dr. Donald McLaren, Niel McLarin murdered by John McIntyre, Dr. Malcolm McLaurin, Certificate by Ministers, of Schoolmaster on the Estate of Ardsheal : Burial-place in Glencreran, Appin Whisky
MacLaurin and McColl Feud Glasdrum McColls, Leaving Appin, Clann MacGille-Cheallaich starts the MacGregor versus Campbell feud, Donald Maclaren at Ard in Glenlyon, Glen Lyon MacDougalls and MacGregors, Robert Campbell of Glenlyon the Glencoe Massacre, Robert Bruce founded the Priory of Strath Fillan, Celestine MacLaureus (McLabhrás) pillages priory in Strath Fillan, GLEN LYON, PERTH & KINROSS 1369 John Gallda acquires Glen Lyon, M’Nabs, BREADALBANE, PERTHSHIRE, Crannich/Crannycht, 1549 Argyle cancels debt or penalty to ‘indwellers’ in Breadalbane, In 1552 the M’Acrom brothers in Weems renounce their M’Gregour Chief, John M’Alester V’Lawrence, Chamberlain of Kinclavin, Donald McRobart V’Laurent, Kindrochit, Loch Tay, Malcolm McRobart V’Laurent, Ardtalnaig, Loch Tay, On 8 November 1559 Clanlaurane in Breadalbane granted to Colyne Campbell of Glenurchy, 21 November 1559 Alexander McLaurane and others accept Campbell of Glenurchy as Perpetual Clan Chief, 1561 Clan Lawren in its entirety recognize Campbell of Glenurchy as Perpetual Chief and Master, 1561 Clan Lawren in its entirety recognize Campbell of Glenurchy as Perpetual Chief and Master, 1563 Kill all MacGregors, Obituary :-Book of the Dean of Lismore, 1564 Letters of maintenance of the clan Larane, In 1573, ‘ClanLawren’ endorses Coline Campbell of Glenurchy and his heirs as Perpetual Clan Chief, better described as ‘GangLawren’, 1587 “The Roll of the Clannis”, 1574 Charter, McLaurence Kindred Servitors in Campbell of Glenurchy Records, 1594 Bond by Loch Tay, Patrick Mcconill Wiklawrent to Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenurchy, 1611 Archibald Mcilvoyll McLowrin from Glencho (Glencoe) arrested with MacGegors, 1667 Atholl Vassals, 1696 John McLaren killed, 1705 Atholl Vassals, 1713 McLaren piper to the Duke of Atholl, BALQUHIDDER, PERTHSHIRE, 1484 Sir William Stewart, Royal Baillie of the Crown lands of Balquhidder, 1512 Malcolm Maklawryn at Invernenty, Balquhidder, 1533 Johannis McLauren, vicar of Balquhidder murdered by his nephews, 1544 and 1558 Balquhidder V’Laurane or Loch Tay Clanlawren massacres?, A different calendar year in 1559, Nov. 9, 1559 Balquhidder M’Gregor Bond themselves and give Calps to Glenurchy, March 11, 1559 Balquhidder V’Laurane bond themselves to Glenurchy, but do not give their Calps, 1566 Clan MacIntyre Transfers Homage to Campbell of Glenurchy, 1586 Alexander Stewart of Glenbuckie, 1587 Bond by Laurent M”Lauren to Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenurchy, 1593 Bond by Balquhidder Stewarts, Macintyres and Macgregors, 1606 the M’Olcallum V’Laurane sign their last bond to Duncan Campbell of Glenurchy recognizing him as Chief, 1613 Theft - Slaughter - Fire=raising - Oppression, & c, 1613 and 1614 Balquhidder McLarens and everyone else are in trouble for resetting and supplying MacGregors, 1649 A second Decree against Clan Gregor men dated includes four Strathyre McLarens, 1739 Patrick Stewart, 5th of Ledcreich to Cape Fear, North Carolina, Some Stories of Colonial Families, Stuart of South Carolina, Captain Donald McLaren of East Invernenty, Balquhidder MacLaren Rebels, The Kirkton Meeting, The Kirkton Muster, Donald McLaren of East Invernenty’s correspondence with the Duke of Atholl, The Burning of Invernenty, Balquhidder Stewarts in the Stewart of Appin Clan Regiment, Perthshire McLarens in the Jacobite Army, 1753 Mayhem, 1788 East Haugh sold by Baron McLaren, Leckine Burial Ground, The actual McLaren Cemetery near Balquhidder, Fergusons in Auchleskine, Balquhidder “The Auchlyne Fergussons, 119th Psalm, Reminiscences and Reflections of a Highlander,McLaren Tinkers, STRATHYRE, STIRLING, 1464 Lawrence Johnisone Ardchularie, Robert MacLaren Gaelic singer Stank McLarens, ’M’, ROB ROY MACGREGOR, Traditions of the Stewarts of Appin, Dewar Manuscripts version of the duel Charles Stewart of Ardshiel, CLAN MACLAREN,MacGregor Massacres of MacLarens, Fact or Fiction, The Mermaid Legend Origin, Abbot Labhran of Achtow, The Ragman Rolls Lorin de Ardebethy, NORTH AMERICA, Large family groups and single families emigrate from Scotland to North America, 1884 McLaurin Brothers, Banks McLaurin Jr., Dallas, Texas, United States Census, 1790 US census, New England,’U’ family, “M’ family, ‘E’ family, ’J’ family, ‘C’ family, ‘D’ family, ‘B’ family, ‘F’ family, ‘G’ family, ‘L’ family Genealogy, SNP haplo-groups, YDNA not used by the Court of the Lord Lyon, TMRCA, Surnames with very similar STR and SNP YDNA, CAROLINAS, Loyalists, 1610 Daniel McLaurin I, 1786 McLaurin Land Grants in Richmond County, North Carolina, 1787 Forming A New Government in North America,1790 Richmond County census ‘D’, B’, ‘F’, ‘G’ and ‘L’ families, YDNA, SOURCES 

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NORTH AMERICA, Large family groups and single families emigrate from Scotland to North America, Banks McLaurin Jr., Dallas, Texas, United States Census, 1790 US census, CAROLINAS, Loyalists, ‘J’ family, ‘E’ family, 1786 McLaurin Land Grants in Richmond County, North Carolina, 1787 Forming A New Government in North America, 1789 the War Department established by Congress, 1790 Richmond County census ‘D’, ‘B’, ‘F’, ‘G’ and ‘L’ families, ‘D’ family, 1610 Daniel McLaurin I, G. G. McLaurin, Attorney at Law, ‘B’ family, 1838 Letter about return home trip to Appin, 1861, Company F, 18th Regiment, Confederate Army, ‘F’ family , ‘G’ family, ’S’ family, ‘L’ FAMILY, Oldest Generation, Appin, 1684 Gilbert McLaurin, Aa?, 1686 Donald McLaurin, 1686 Neil McLaurin Aa?, 1687/T94 John McClaurin Aa?, 1694 Hugh McLauran Aa?, Lauchlan missing, 2nd Generation, Appin, 1725 John McLaurine, Aab, 3rd Generation, Appin, Lauchlan McLaurine, B, 4th Generation, Appin, 5th Generation, North Carolina, Hugh McLearan X-047/Bab/L-aa, Hugh McLaurin’s 1807 Inventory and Will, 6th Generation, North Carolina, John McLearan, L-aac, 7th Generation, Mississippi, Duncan C. McLaurin, L-aaca, 8th Generation, Texas, Christopher Columbus (Lum) McLaurin, L-aacak, Other Sixth Generation children of Hugh McLaurin L-aa and Ann Stewart, ‘L’ family McLaurin properties locations in Anson County, North Carolina, Neil McLearan, L-aab, Daniel S. McLearan, L-aad, Neill McLearan, L-aadi, Duncan McLearan, L-aag, Hugh C. McLaurin, L-aaj, Genealogy, 1841 Argyll Census in Scotland, MISCELLANEOUS, North Carolina county development, Scottish naming patterns, Argyll McLaurence Graduates Divinity College, University of Glasgow, Appin Parish Records, Resources

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Introduction, Lorn records are scarce, Sir John Stewart of Lorn, Dugald Stewart of Appin I, The Rock of the Wicked Resolution, Dugald Stewarts mum named Maclarin, Imrich Latharna, Clan Battles, 1463 Battle of Leacann an Dothaidh, 1468 Battle of Lagan na Phail, 1480 Battle of Caochan na Fola, 1497 Battle of Leachada, Appin Divided, 1501 Duncan Stewart 2nd of Appin, 1503 Appin and Duror are invaded, 1509 Appin Men with followers, 1510 Tiree acquired by Duncan Stewart of Appin II 1566 John Stewart 5th of Appin,1576 V’Prior family replaces Stewarts on Lismore, 1684/1688 Lorn Tax Rolls, 1686 Appin gentlemen a ‘daoine uaisle’, with armour,  1689 Battle of Killiekrankie, The Fairies, 1711 Three hundred and sixty Pounds Sterling, 1715 Rebellion, APPIN, DUROR, BENDERLOCH, Glencoe/Glencoyne, Duror/Durdoman, Coule and Glencallaehane, Castle Stalker, Ardsheal/Ardsell and Lagynhall/Lagnakil and Letterdrum/Letterdrumuarich, Auchindarach, South Achtinachtan, Acharn/Auchycarne, Acharr/Auchychare and Auchinblare, Ballachulish/Bellecaulis, Candlochlagene, Auchichoskraehan/Achachosragane, Kinlochlaich, Finaltin, Achnacone/Auchnagen, Invernayhle/Innenahawle, Garrocharron/Garrochume alias Corrielorne/Corrylorne, Glasdrum 1/3, Fasnacloich, Sallachail, Letterdrissage 2/3 Glasdrum, Keil and Portcarron, Kenloehan, Shuna, Isle of Lismore/Lesmoir, Baleveolan and Ballimakillan Isle of Lismore, Annat, Ellerick/Ellerige, Lettershuna, Blar-nan-laogh, Auchindrain, Salachan, Kilchurn, Tirlagan and Portcharran Lochaber, STEWART OF ARDSHEAL AND ROB ROY, Charles Stewart of Ardshiel, Traditions of the Stewarts of Appin, Dewar Manuscripts version of the duel, STEWART OF APPIN CLAN REGIMENT, The Appin Banner: Donald Molach Livingstone the Standard Bearer Appins joins the Princes Army, Order Book of the Stewart of Appin Clan Regiment, Post Culloden Stewart of Invernayhle’s List of Casualties, Post Culloden, Appin’s List, Post Culloden, Campbell of Stonefield, The Appin Regiment List, 1746 “Commoner Casualty Lists” of the Stewart of Appin Clan Regiment, The Appin Murder, 1766 Appin estate sold, 1810 Appin Estate Sale, The Modern Clan Stewart of Appin, List of resources _______________________________________________________________


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