 | William Anderson - Heraldry - 1862 - 806 pages
...which had its scat on the borders of the counties of Perth and Forfar, immediately to the north oi Dunkeld, and the distinctive badge of which was the...little sunflower. In the Roll of 1587, they are named ns among the septs of Mar and Athol, where their proper seat as a clan originally lay, having chiefs... | |
 | William Anderson - Heraldry - 1867 - 790 pages
...of the connties of Perth and Forfar, immediately to the north ol Dunkeld, and the distinctive hadge of which was the little sunflower. In the Roll of 1587, they are named as among the septs of Mar and Athol, where their proper seat as a clan originally lay, having chiefs and captains of their own. In... | |
 | William Anderson - Scotland - 1877 - 810 pages
...had its seat on the borders of the counties of Perth and Forfar, immediately to the north of Duukeld, and the distinctive badge of which was the little...1587, they are named as among the septs of Mar and Athol, where their proper seat as a clan originally my, having chiefs and captains of their own. In... | |
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Dunkeld, and the distinctive badge of which was the little sunflower. In the Roll of 1587, they are named as among the septs of Mar and Athole, where their proper seat as a clan originally lay, having chiefs and captains of their own. 