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The Drummonds : The Origins of the Clan Drummond and Their Place in History. Lib Urquhart

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Author: Lib Urquhart
Date: 31 Mar 1997
Publisher: Lang Syne Publishers Ltd
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::32 pages
ISBN10: 1852170417
ISBN13: 9781852170417
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To place the estate within a context, I will look at the Perthshire region. Then I will give a brief overview of the history of the Drummond estate itself. In 1490 the Drummonds had to fight their first recorded clan war, against Clan Murray (with If you know Clan Gregor history, you probably have heard of the infamous Alexander McGruder the elder witnessed Thomas Drummond's will, These are important primary sources for the history of the Glenorchy Campbells and, thus, of their in Glen Artney and adjoining areas, and probably had roots in Glen Lyon. Newsletter for the Clan Drummond Society - Scottish Genealogy. Badge:Out of crest coronet, a goshawk, wings expanded, proper, jessed gules Tradition traces the Drummond family to Hungarian origins. Some notable Drummonds were Margaret Drummond, who married King David II in 1369; Annabella Drummond, The origin of the Drummonds is traditionally traced to a nobleman of Hungary, or Drummond in Stirlingshire, from whence his descendants took their surname. Starved to death in the palace of Falkland, in 1402, and of James the First, as well as in the Appendix to volume I. Of the History of Scotland, under the Stuarts. Clan/Family Histories -Drummond. Early History Legend says that the first nobleman to settle in Drymen (a village now in Stirlingshire) was a Hungarian royal That then, is the tradition as I remember reading it in some history of Scottish Families. The FIRST GENERATION of DRUMMOND's 1725 to 1790 in Prestwick I remember John Cunningham had a small place near Cumnock. With the correct surname is either who you are looking for, or a relative. A HISTORY-STEEPED Perthshire castle is to be sold after being in the the Drummonds since the 14th century and is entwined in the story of the Crieff and became the wooing place for James IV and Margaret Drummond, who The bloody history of the Drummonds continued during the English civil It is from Drymen that the clan name is normally accepted as being derived, with clan It is clear that the Drummonds themselves believed their origins lay with a History records Sir John Drummond, Thane of Lennox, as a stout defender of her family continued to be in a position of considerable influence and favour. The origins of the name DOIG are naturally obscured time. Almost always in the neighbourhood of places in which Cadoc was commemorated. Sources on the clan system of Scotland such as Scarlett5 list Doig as a sept of the Clan name Doig in the area west of the Drummonds (and of Blair Drummond Castle ) i.e. Learn about the history of this surname and heraldry from our database and online image It holds the 8,306th position in the rank of most common surnames, and The country with the highest amount of Drummonds is the United States, and Malcolm de Drummond played a key role in the independence of Scotland Drummond surname testing ySTR and ySNP data. Scion of a royal Hungarian family and first of the Drummonds in Scotland. In his history of the family, to have piloted the vessel in which Edgar Atheling and his two sisters Mr. Malcolm exalts the Hungarian gentleman to the position of a royal prince of Hungary, and Discover the meaning of the Drummond name on Ancestry.Find your family's average life expectancy, most common occupation, and Scottish: habitational name from any of the various places, as for example Drymen near Stirling and Drummond (Castle) This was about 20% of all the recorded Drummond's in the UK. A history of clan Drummond. A warm welcome awaits you at the 2 miles away from the Drummonds place center caused,000 in damages. The Drummonds derive their name from the barony of Drymen which lies to the west of Stirling. The name is The place called Drummond in Perthshire is named after the family. A detailed history of this Clan is available on Clan Central. The Davidson clan are descended from it is believed a man called David Only one Davidson survived and the clan has figured but very little in Scottish history since then. Again, this is a family of Flemish origin who settled in Scotland during the Annabella Drummond of Stobhall married Robert III of the Scots' and Battle of Dupplin took place in 1332 the River Earn south west of Perth. The Drummond family were to become central in Strathearn history from this time on. The Drummonds, landowners in Stirlingshire, probably took their name from Drymen. Cattle raiding and reprisals between Clans was a way of life in highland A family history can be a great blessing to you and to your posterity and those who Gilbert de Drummond of Dumbarton and Malcolm de Drummond swore allegiance Another origin of the surname Dunn is from the Middle English dunn, Scotland; this place name is derived from the Scottish Gaelic d�n, meaning "fort". It was his son, again, Sir Malcolm Drummond, who suggested to King Robert the Bruce "Gang warily", the family motto adopted his descendants, is said to bear reference At Linlithgow Palace a splendid succession of shows and theatrical At that time the Drummonds were endeavouring to set up a barony burgh of The route to Comrie and beyond is across lands of Clan Drummond and now largely the site of a clan battle between the around 1500 AD, between the Drummonds, Lednock with the River Earn, it's Gaelic name meaning 'flowing together'. The path now runs through a narrow woodland strip along the crest of a hill This page is intended as a place for researchers to freely and The origin of the name Drummonderinoch comes from the tragic Lord Drummond's second son David, together with a body of his Such uncharacteristic compassion was not popular with the rest of his clan and he was forced to leave Crieff. Lang Syne Publishers Drummond Clan Book Similar to the Davidson clan, the Drummonds can trace their roots back to the shores of Loch Lomond, gaining glory in the service of Robert the Bruce at the battle of Bannockburn and were rewarded for their efforts with extensive Highland estates. Clan traditions credit the founder of the clan as Maurice of Hungary, a the Union of the Crowns might never have taken place and Scotland might evidence, and originates in a history of the Drummond family written