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t THE BARONAGE\
ANDANGUS MEARNS.
COMPBISING. THE
GENEALOGY OP THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FAMILIES CURIOUS ANEC-
DOTESDESCRIPTIONS OP CLAN TARTANS, BADGES, SLOGANS,
AND SEATS ANCIENT &c.ARMORY, SCULPTURES,
BEING A GUIDE TO THE
TOUEIST AND HEKALDIG ARTIST.
BY DAVID MicGREGOK PETER
"
here the ofthe bandNote, briefly, symbols
Who Scotland in victoriousguarded fields,
And shed their blood for their nativeproud land,
rich honours for their household shields."Gaining
M.S. date Sir D.[Emblazoned (of 1542) of Lindsay, Lyon King ofArms.]
" HERALDRY that science fromlordly which will continue to receive honour and esteem
the while there remains one of ormany, ancient and illustrious birth one noblemanfamily
in Britain." Sir Peel.gentleman Life of Robert
EDINBURGH:
OLIVER & TWEEDALE COURT,BOYD,
MONTROSE ALEX. HIGH STREET.
; RODGERS,
MDCCCLVI cs
477
MONTROSE :
PR1KTED BY ALEX. HIGH STREET.RODGEES, TO THE
NOBILITY AND GENTKY
OF
ANGUS AND MEAKNS,
THIS VOLUME
IS
MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED, PREFACE.
" a Book toWho thinks perfect see,
Thinks that which never nor nor e'er canwas, be.''is,
uTHE Author of this Maiden Volume deems")(his
u
it to remark that he is a kind of cosmo-proper
and much of it has beenpolite," consequently
amidst incoiiveniencies Musis immicapenned many
turbo, which will account for its defectsperhaps
ain He has for series ofcomposition. lengthened
""his leisure hours to the ofdevotedyears study
the and of the countieshistory, antiquities heraldry,
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ANDANGUS MEARNS.
COMPBISING. THE
GENEALOGY OP THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FAMILIES CURIOUS ANEC-
DOTESDESCRIPTIONS OP CLAN TARTANS, BADGES, SLOGANS,
AND SEATS ANCIENT &c.ARMORY, SCULPTURES,
BEING A GUIDE TO THE
TOUEIST AND HEKALDIG ARTIST.
BY DAVID MicGREGOK PETER
"
here the ofthe bandNote, briefly, symbols
Who Scotland in victoriousguarded fields,
And shed their blood for their nativeproud land,
rich honours for their household shields."Gaining
M.S. date Sir D.[Emblazoned (of 1542) of Lindsay, Lyon King ofArms.]
" HERALDRY that science fromlordly which will continue to receive honour and esteem
the while there remains one of ormany, ancient and illustrious birth one noblemanfamily
in Britain." Sir Peel.gentleman Life of Robert
EDINBURGH:
OLIVER & TWEEDALE COURT,BOYD,
MONTROSE ALEX. HIGH STREET.
; RODGERS,
MDCCCLVI cs
477
MONTROSE :
PR1KTED BY ALEX. HIGH STREET.RODGEES, TO THE
NOBILITY AND GENTKY
OF
ANGUS AND MEAKNS,
THIS VOLUME
IS
MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED, PREFACE.
" a Book toWho thinks perfect see,
Thinks that which never nor nor e'er canwas, be.''is,
uTHE Author of this Maiden Volume deems")(his
u
it to remark that he is a kind of cosmo-proper
and much of it has beenpolite," consequently
amidst incoiiveniencies Musis immicapenned many
turbo, which will account for its defectsperhaps
ain He has for series ofcomposition. lengthened
""his leisure hours to the ofdevotedyears study
the and of the countieshistory, antiquities heraldry,
of and Mearns in and ...
t THE BARONAGE\
ANDANGUS MEARNS.
COMPBISING. THE
GENEALOGY OP THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FAMILIES CURIOUS ANEC-
DOTESDESCRIPTIONS OP CLAN TARTANS, BADGES, SLOGANS,
AND SEATS ANCIENT &c.ARMORY, SCULPTURES,
BEING A GUIDE TO THE
TOUEIST AND HEKALDIG ARTIST.
BY DAVID MicGREGOK PETER
"
here the ofthe bandNote, briefly, symbols
Who Scotland in victoriousguarded fields,
And shed their blood for their nativeproud land,
rich honours for their household shields."Gaining
M.S. date Sir D.[Emblazoned (of 1542) of Lindsay, Lyon King ofArms.]
" HERALDRY that science fromlordly which will continue to receive honour and esteem
the while there remains one of ormany, ancient and illustrious birth one noblemanfamily
in Britain." Sir Peel.gentleman Life of Robert
EDINBURGH:
OLIVER & TWEEDALE COURT,BOYD,
MONTROSE ALEX. HIGH STREET.
; RODGERS,
MDCCCLVI cs
477
MONTROSE :
PR1KTED BY ALEX. HIGH STREET.RODGEES, TO THE
NOBILITY AND GENTKY
OF
ANGUS AND MEAKNS,
THIS VOLUME
IS
MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED, PREFACE.
" a Book toWho thinks perfect see,
Thinks that which never nor nor e'er canwas, be.''is,
uTHE Author of this Maiden Volume deems")(his
u
it to remark that he is a kind of cosmo-proper
and much of it has beenpolite," consequently
amidst incoiiveniencies Musis immicapenned many
turbo, which will account for its defectsperhaps
ain He has for series ofcomposition. lengthened
""his leisure hours to the ofdevotedyears study
the and of the countieshistory, antiquities heraldry,
of and Mearns in and he nowAngus particular, lays
ofbefore the the result what has been to himpublic
re-a most labour to beagreeable merely hoping
warded with such a share of aspublic patronage,
in some measure re-imburse him theformay
he has been at in the course of inexpense years
"u
collection and of the materials.the sifting
heTo the and of both counties,Nobility Gentry
the kindnessto return his thanks forbegs grateful PREFACE.VI
have shown him and for the readi-they personally,
ness with which to his desires forthey responded
information from their &c. Thefamily papers,
such as it is withoffered the humblevolume, is,
that it be and and ashope may useful, amusing
the author's mite to the historical of histreasury
native district and a to the cabinet of Scottish
; page
Heraldry.
D. MAcG. PETER,
DECEMBER 1855. INDEX.
PagePage
of Strachan 22ofFanno 1Adam, anciently Baron, formerly
of Mathers 2 Baxter of 23 lately Balgavies
of Cairnie 3 ofKincaldrum 24Aikman, anciently
of ... 24of Tarrie 3Aiken, Bethune, anciently Melgundformerly
4 Black of Shetland 25Allardice of that ancientIlk, Kergord,
ofof New Dunotter 5 BlaikieAllardice, Craigiebuckler, &c.,lately
Aberdeenshireof Portlethen 5 25Aldjo
Allen of Blair of ofPerthshire 6Errol, Balthayock, anciently
of Bearhill ... 6 26Anderson, formerly Balgilloch (now Hallyburton)
ofAnderson ofFawside 7 Boath, anciently Balinbride,
Andson of now Panbride365 26Friockheim, Appendix
of Findhaven 8 Bower of ancient ... 27Kincaldrum,Annand, anciently
of Keithockof Balna- 27Arbuthnott, Bowie, formerlyCarnegy,
moon 8 Bowman of 27Ashinyards, Ayrshire
Hon. of Hatton... 10 of Laurieston 28Arbuthnott, H., Brand, formerly
11 ofThe Burn 28of Duninald Brodie,Arkley formerly
Arnott of Leithfield 12 Brodie of 368Brodie, Elginshire, Ap.
...Brown of Perthshire 30Lochton,
of 13 Sir C.B 31Baclenoch, formerly Whiteriggs Burnes, Alexander,
Badenoch of Arthurhouse 13 Burness ofAuchnacree 32
of Aberdeenshive... 33Bailie of Lanarkshire 13Lamington, Byres Tonley,
Bairnsfather of Dunbarrow 14 of Billhead 34Byrse
14BairdofUry
an-See also 366 Cairncross ofAppendix Balmashanner,
of Tannaclice 15 cient 35Balfour-Ogilvy
See also 366 CalderofthatllkandGlamis ... 35Appendix
ofBalnewis of that ancient 17Ilk, Callancler-Campbell Ardking-
late of and 38Barclay-Allardice, Ury lass, Argyleshire
ofAllardice 17 Cameron of Fassifern, formerly
or of 39ArthurstonBarclay Berkely Mathers,
ancient 20 Sir ofStracathro 41James,Campbell, vni INDEX.
Page Page
ofof Blackball 42 Inchmarlo 75Douglas, latelyCampbell
Dow of ancientof 43 75Cant, formerly Arnhall,Glendye
of Southesk 44 ofEarl 76Carnegie, Drummond, lately Drumtochty
alsoSee 369 Duff of M.P 77Appendix Careston,
of Careston or Duff of Fetteresso 79Carnegy, anciently
Carraklston 48 Duff of 80Orton, Elginshire
and Bart.of 48 Duke, Sir Knt.Carnegy Craigo James,
of Lour and M.P 80Watson,Carnegie,
Turin 49 Duncan of Parkhill 82
ofKedhall 51 Duruard of ancient ... 82Carnegie Lintrathen,
of Pitarrow of ...Ruthrieston 83Carnegie, Fullarton, Duthie, formerly
and Charleton 51
of Aldbar 62Chalmers Eccles of that Ilk and an-Ouras,
,. Sir of cientChalmc- Glenericht, 84\Vm.,
Perthshire 54 of Keithockformerly 84Edgar,
of Collision 55 Edward of 85Chaplin Balruddery
Chishohn of ancient 55 ofPitcur, Charlton 86Eglinton, lately
Chisholm of Inverness- ofDunChisholm, 87Erskine, Kennedy,
shiro 56 Erskine of Balhall 89
of 57 of Linlathen 90Clayhills Invergowrie
Collniss of ancient ... 58Balnamoon,
of Laws 59 Fairn or Fearn of ancient ... 90Colville, lately Nig,
Constable of 59 Fairweather of Baludderon 91Craigie
Crammond of ancient ... 60 Lord 91Auldbar, HaulkertonFalconer,
Crichton of Rut ancient of Phesdo 92liven, 60 formerly
of ofCrockatt, 61 or thatanciently Flemington Falsyde Fawsyde Ilk,
Crombio of Thornton 61 ancient 93
Cruikshank of Park 62 of 94Langley Farquhar Hallgreen ofKeithock 63 See also 370Appendix
of Stracathro . . 63 of 94Cruiksliank, lately Farquhar Pitscandly
of Baldovie and Bal-Farquharson
of ... 64 four 96Dalgairns, lately Balgavies
ofDavidson Inchmarlo 64 Fenton of ancient 98Baiky,
ofDunnichen 66 of Easter ancient... 98Dempster, Hawkins, Ogill,
Deuchar of that ancient 67 of Perthshire 99Ilk, Woodhill,Ferguson
of Aberdeen-Dick of Pitkerro 69 Pitfour,
Dickson of Little 369 shire 99Keithock, Ap.
- of ...of Brucklaw Kintrocket 100Furrier, formerlyDingwall Fordyce
Fiddes of ancient 101and Mathers 69 Fiddes,
of Cookston 70 of Ballinshoe... 101Fletcher,Doig, formerly formerly
of 71 of &c 103Forbes, anciently Findhaven,Douglas Brigton
of 71 Bart, ofGleubervie Stuart, Pitsligo
of ancient ... 74 and Fettercairn 104Douglas Tihvhillie,
