MacGillivray Hunting Ancient Tartan Tie

MacGillivray Hunting Ancient Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the MacGillivray Hunting Ancient is a brown based tartan with shades of turquoise and blue. In 1609, when the Clan Chattan Bond of Union was signed, three MacGillivray chieftains put their names to it. In 1745 the Chief, Red Alasdair of the Cattle, led his men and died himself at Culloden beside a spring still called

Lorn is the home of this Celtic clan who descended from Dugall

the MacLean of Duart Ancient is colourful orange and jade green based tartan

Woven in 100% Pure New Wool this tartan is available for made to measure products and accessories

Ayrshire is the home of this family where they were settled in the 12th century

Sir William Borthwick obtained a charter confirming his possession of the lands in the Borders and Midlothian

there is a branch of the clan in Argyll that some historians have speculated was more senior in line

They were a numerous clan and in the 18th century could muster 2

The Baird’s are an ancient family and owned lands in Lanarkshire and the Barony of Cambuskenneth in the 13th and 14th centuries

This surname is a territorial one from the barony of the same name in Lanarkshire where the family were settled about the 12th century

‘Red Alasdair of the Cattle’

Named after the province in Canada and colours come from the Provincial emblem

This clan was formed by a confederation of Clans - originally composed of the MacIntoshes