Clan Donnachaidh Society Loch Rannoch and Loch Tummel clans
Scottish Highland traditions of welcome and warm hospitality mean the Clan Donnachaidh Society is open to anyone who has an interest in Clan Donnachaidh, its clanlands and its history. We exist to promote the history and heritage of Clan Donnachaidh and its values of …
The Society for all Clan Donnachaidh Branches Worldwide …
The Clan Donnachaidh Society is a registered Scottish charity and its governing board – the Clan Council – elects its members from our global membership. The Society is currently chaired by Jonn Duncan, a loyal and stalwart clan member, who is based in Alabama in the United States.
A full guide to the Heraldry of Clan Donnachaidh from the Clan …
The meaning of identification. Discover the guide to the Heraldry of Clan Donnachaidh and the Scottish arms. Detailed breakdown of the Armorial consisting of the shield, crest, motto, helmet and mantling.
Meet The People of the Clan Donnachaidh Society in Perthshire …
Struan and his family are members of, and actively support, the Clan Donnachaidh Society, having visited many overseas branches during his tenure as Chief. In more recent times, he has particularly enjoyed visiting the Clan Centre and Museum in Highland Perthshire for the Society's Annual Gathering where he and the family are keen to meet with ...
History of Clan Donnachaidh and principals surnames Robertson, …
Clan Donnachaidh is the only Scottish Clan that still uses its Gaelic name. Its principal surnames are Robertson, Duncan and Reid, found in large numbers in the clan heartland in Perthshire and the neighbouring counties.
Clan Donnachaidh Museum
On a visit to the centre, you can explore various exhibits showcasing the history, artefacts, and achievements of the Clan Donnachaidh. Discover recovered relics, documents, weaponry, traditional clothing, and more.
Dunalastair and the estate is home to rare wildlife of Perthshire …
By the time of the poet chief, the clan lands were restricted to the south shore of Loch Rannoch, some parts of Glen Errochty, lands round Fearnan on Loch Tay, and the old man's own home at Dunalastair. Love of his own 'country' was one of the distinguishing characteristics of …
Early History about the river tay and river names in highland …
River names are the most ancient in the landscape and the explorers who named Scotland's greatest river 'smooth and quiet' water were the same folk who first met the Taw in north Devon, the Tavy in Cornwall, the Tyne, and even the Tiber.
Clan Donnachaidh Society
Membership is open to all with a connection or association with Clan Donnachaidh and the Clan Donnachaidh Society or who have an interest in exploring the history and heritage of clans in general, or specifically Clan Donnachaidh.
New Zealand Branch - donnachaidh.com
Aberfeldy is what used to be called a thriving market town. The market has long closed but the town still thrives. More. New Zealand branch for Clan Donnachaidh.