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Our Scottish clan newsletter is a publication dedicated to exploring the rich history and culture of the Scottish clans. As a community of proud Scots, we are passionate about preserving and sharing our heritage with the world.

Newsletter · By Bagtown Clans · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 26, 2026

    Scottish Clan Connection Weekly News - September 19–25, 2026 (opens the original)

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    Read Archived Weekly News Here - https://fairbairncrests.com/blogs/news/scc-archivesThis week brought an important lesson in separating clan legend from physical evidence. It also produced major developments involving Iona’s historic landscape, Glasgow Cathedral and the future care of Scotland’s traditional buildings.Castle Grant Skull Is Not MedievalScientific testing has overturned the central claim behind one of Strathspey’s most unusual clan legends.A human skull kept by the Grant family was

  2. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    The Two Great Branches of Clan MacLeod (opens the original)

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    Uncover the epic history of Clan MacLeod - https://fairbairncrests.com/collections/macleod-surnameTo someone beginning research into Clan MacLeod, the name can initially appear to describe one family following one continuous line of chiefs. The reality is considerably more interesting. For centuries, the MacLeod name has been associated with two major historical branches whose members shared an ancestral identity but developed separate estates, political relationships and chiefly traditions. Und

  3. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    The Murder of the Earl of Eglinton in 1586 (opens the original)

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    Uncover the epic origin and history of Clan Cunningham - https://fairbairncrests.com/products/the-complete-history-of-clan-cunningham-digital-editionA white cloth appears at a castle window, armed men gather beside a river, and a young earl rides towards his death. This is the familiar story of Hugh Montgomerie, fourth Earl of Eglinton, whose murder became one of the most memorable episodes in the Cunningham–Montgomery feud. It has the ingredients of a historical thriller: hospitality, betrayal,

  4. Issue · Sep 1, 2026

    MacGregor Despite Them (opens the original)

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    Get a your copy of the Complete History of Clan Gregor - https://fairbairncrests.com/products/the-complete-history-of-clan-gregorFor many Scottish clans, survival depended on land, a recognised chief, and enough political influence to defend the family name. For Clan Gregor, survival required something harder: continuing to exist after the government tried to erase the name itself. Beginning in 1603, MacGregors entered an extraordinary period in which their surname was outlawed, their leadership

  5. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    “The Flowers of the Forest” (opens the original)

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    Discover the full story of Clan Elliot and explore Scottish heritage—get your digital copy of The Complete History of Clan Elliot On solemn occasions in Scotland, the first notes of a lone piper can seem to empty the landscape of every sound except grief. One air closely associated with that feeling is “The Flowers of the Forest,” a lament heard at funerals, memorial services and national acts of remem

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