*****ORIGINAL PRINT******

CLAN:   MacKay 

MOTTO:    Manu forti - "With a strong hand".

BADGE:   A hand holding a dagger.

SEPTS OF THE CLANS:   Allan, Allanson, Bain, Bayne, Kay, Key, MacAllan, MacBain, MacCaa, MacCaw, MacCay, MacGaa, MacGaw, MacGee, MacGhee, MacGhie, MacKay, MacKee, Mackie, MacPhail, MacQue, MacQuey, MacQuoid, MacVail, MacVain, MacVane, Morgan, Neilson, Nelson, Paul, Pole, Poleson, Pollard, Polson, Reay, Scobie, Williamson.    

NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLAN:   Aue Ave Ay Aye Bain Baine Baines Bane Bayin Bayn Bayne Baynes Baynne Bean Beanes Beine Bene Bhaine Caw Coid Fail Fall Heth MacAllan MacAllane MacAoidh MacAth MacAw MacAy MacCa MacCaa MacCaidh MacCaoidh MacCaw MacCawe MacCay MacCey MacCoid MacCoy MacCue MacEda MacEth MacEthe MacFaell MacFail MacFal MacFale MacFall MacFaul MacFauld MacFaull MacFayle MacFoill MacFyall MacGaa MacGaw MacHeth MacIye MacKa MacKaa MacKaay MacKai MacKau MacKaw MacKawe MacKay MacKe MacKeay MacKee MacKeiy MacKew MacKey MacKie MacKphaill MacKy MacKye MacPaill MacPaul MacPhael MacPhaell MacPhail MacPhaile MacPhaill MacPhale MacPhaul MacPhaull MacPhayll MacPhell MacPhial MacPhiel MacQha MacQua MacQuade MacQuaid MacQuey MacQuhae MacQuid MacQuiod MacVail MacVale MacWhaugh MacWhaw MacWhey MacWhy MacYe Makaw Makay Makca Makcaw Makcawe Makcoe Makfaill Makfale Makfele Makie Makkaw Makkcae Makke Makkee Makkey Makkie Makphaile Maky Morgan Morgund Murgan Neelson Neillsone Neilson Neilsone Neilsoun Neilsoune Neleson Nelesoun Nelson Nelsone Nelsonne Nelsoun Neylsone Nickphaile Nielson Nilson Nilsone Nilsoune Nylson Pal Paul Paule Paull Paulson Paulsoun Poilson Poilsone Poilsoun Pol Pole Poleson Pollsoun Polson Polsone Polsoun Polsun Polyson Polysoun Poulson Quaid Quay Quoid Reay Strathnaver Vail

SOURCE: McIans Costumes  of the Clans of Scotland

DATE: 1899, Copy of title page with date is furnished.  Text pages for this clan also included.

ARTIST: R R McIan (Robert Ronald McIan) 1803-1856, born in Scotland. Originally set out to be an actor in London. In the 1830's developed a second passion of painting. In the early 1840's, he left acting to pursue his painting resulting in The Costumes of the Clans of Scotland' (1845), and a follow up 'The Highlanders at Home' (1848).  OVERALL SIZE: 4-3/4" x 7-1/4"

CONDITION:  Excellent   

******   Excellent  for framing  ******

   Over 120 years old

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